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CAPITAL STOCK.

The capital stock of the company is One Mil.
lion of Dollars, and as divided into shares of one
hundred dollars each. The company desire to
distribute the stock in small amounts among the
business men along the entire length of the line
in order to secure their interest in the welfare OF
the company, and to secure to them, its patrons
their share of the profits from its business.
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JOB ROSS
GREAT JUNK STORE

The undersigned has purchased what is known
as the Cobb Whistler Store, opposite Court
Square, where he will be happy to see the public
generally and exhibit his great variety Of new and
second hand articles too great to mention in de-
tail. Call and his museum of all sorts of
things. If you want anything go to job Ross,
and Won will be pretty sure to find IL
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A General Massacre

A General Massacre
of the ibres of the head, the whiskers,A the mus
taches, the beard, be easily accomplished
by the application of the soorching hair dyes and
when every harris
KILLED DEAD,
the parties deceived by these nostrums will
greet, too late, that they did not the wonder
full and entirely poisonless preparation which,
IN FIVE MINUTES.
produces a black or brownwhich is not surpassed
by natures own hue. Be wise IN time. The on
ly safe and sure article is
& . CHRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
which is harmless as water, and certain to pro-
duce q natural black or brown in five minutes.
Manufactured by J. CHRISTADORO, Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressers. juy9dwlm.
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RAILROADS.


CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC. :
GOING EAsT. 81
Day Express and Mail, at...............IT2 20 AM
Night Express at .........,......,......90 90 P. M
Express Freight, at..... commencement 90 PM
Way Freight, .......9 90 AM
..-r - re- GOING WEST. --s-...-gz -.z.-
Passenger trains leave at 700 M and $50 P. NJ
Freight trains leave at $3.50 A. NJ. and p. N. q
STERLING AND ROCK ISLAND.
Leaves for Port Byron at....... ........605 A. M
s-t and 5.45 P. NJ.
Arrives from Port Byron at .......8:06 A. M
-' ROCK ISLAND AND PEORIA.
Leaves for Coal Valley at about z A NJ and P NJ
Arrives from Coal Valley at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ
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ASSESSMENTS OF STOCK.

Only five per cent of the stock viii be required
to bepaid in at the time of subscription, and sub
seJuent calls will not exceed ten per cent per
month. After the first payment of i've per cent,
no further call viii be made until Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars shall have been subscribed.
The company confidently believe that they will
not be compelled to call in more than fifty or six
ty per cent of the subscriptions in order to place
the line in complete working order
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DIREUTORS.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Va Office of tha

j. d. Champlin, E. Rowse, James Duncan
1. NJ. Mason, G. W.rIrwin.
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The following act has been accepted by thi
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Lumber,
La TIN,
~ shingles,
rr g Posts. $50;
WTfIAAkNESS SHOP
NEAR THE CITY SCALES.

TUE. .UNDERSIGNED HAVE OPENED A
X shsp IN tbs basemezsh IL Enyth,s BaildiAg
near the City Scales, where they will be happy te
see all who want anything in their line.
They have workmen equal to any il thss~6sf.
stock of the very best qualit " ana warrant theil
work to be fnly equal tonny and prices as low
as any 4-esa..sE
20 Repairing done ut short notice.
Z All orders promptly filed.
A share of patronage respectfully solicited
Rock Island, March 70; dtf.i S@aF e . l..A5
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JOS. PARK,
ELI HALBERSTApT,

EXPERIENCES:
earsnsr Co. gs.ker: ohsnpsigz N. Js, Q wnshs
Cash NJ Champaign NJ, L. c. Hard. Deputy Con
isetor ia Dis Daniel ncnia u g. 1asp ~ Dasset
Chandler Dcnes, Danvfis, IN, Phips Bro Cniea4o, ".
Clerk ChamR.iSn N. o. .. LIsIsnesr ca; on, =:
Co. m, 3. 3. ysAnson sherfn chsmp.,sn Co. II
csssSssSsS s.1sfss CO, M, o. \ dSiees, nsp.
Csampssa O. ~ Co. 4. II. Sedine. DsRuy A. "a p.
Lods m. rssnp, wsesT. \. N Cha. Champaign c.. N
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WHEN TO BE DONE.
THE PROSPECT

Is most 1attering. The location of the line is
one of the best in the country. 1t passes through
a large number of important cities and towns where
commercial intercourse is large and rapidly in
creasing. The country along the river is receiv-
ing constant accessions of wealth and population,
and these win bring an.ineroase Of trade which
must correspondingiy add largely every year to
the business and profits of the company. AHthe
old telegraph companies throughout the country
are now, and have been, paying satisfactory div
idends, on capital stock that has been repeated
eddy watered. If these companies, controlled by
a few wealthy individuals owning nearly all the
stock. can do this, it is quite reasonable to sup
pose that a company, owned and managed by lis
patrons with its lines so desirably located, and
with n limited amount of stock, can at least DO
equally Us well.
The following act has been accented by thi:
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DIVIDE NDS.

From carefully prepared estimates, based upon
the amount Of business done by the companies
now an operation, and giving them an equal share
OF the business between competing points, the
company conf IDENTITY believe t6at large and re-
munerative dividends can be made and they
further believe that taking into Consideration the
great advantages which they will possess in q
short and direct route they win be able to secure
nearly all the business along the line, which will
place the stock at high premium, and make il
one of the best Investments To he found. J
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Total vslae OF Premiums. Is oc
Dan. Gardner, Rob. Peacock, b Esnlnin Setchell,
GENTS :-At the request OF Mcssrs. RIA = Bov1Ss-
DON, OF our city, have made an examination Of the
property contained the foregoing schedule and have
valued the same the prices set opposite the respec
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SHIP P IN c NEW S.
PORT Of NEW YORK. OCTOBER 10, 1857. Il
rived.


stesmship New York (Brem), Dreyer Bremen Sept -
southampton Oct l. with mdse and 653 passengers TO
Oelrichs y Co.
Steamship Emily souder Libby. Charleston, Oct 10,
with fndse and passengers to Wheeler 4 Lu,nard.
shin Belle OF thesea of Boston Beverly Calcutta March
s via Nautilus July Is passed Cape Of Good Hope Aug ~
with mdse, 10 Master.
BARK Marannaa (Portl, rssha, Lisbon, - days, with
cork. &C, 10 L. Amsinck 4 Co.
Bark Gazele Black, Ba bAdos Is days. with sugar. &C.
lrowhridge's Sons.
with fustic, &c. 20 Middleton Co.
Brig (of New Haven't. Foster, Barbados ~
day, with Ola ron, &c, 20 Bishop Bros
Brig iIassc (of Belfast Me), Staples Barbados y
gale In which stove partof cargo between decks
split sails, &c.
Brig Covadonga (of Turks island nenry, Naracabo %
days, with coffee, &c 20 YEnaga del Vale Co Gin and It'll
Inst, had heavy gale from NE, with high
frg JAS Miler pcndcton Atasela Sept ~ via Norfolk
DAYS. with euRno, TO master.
Braa Glcs Loring Pinkham, Inagua IL days. with salt
70 Brse, Son A Co.
schr DeiIart tof Giouccster) Low 81 Nsrsfus wa
Fortress Monroe Is days, with salt to WEINBERG sept
2" onrirg heavy gale from ESE 70 N, thrown her
beam ends; lost foresaii
sehr cara Bel, Amsbury Key West IL days with Ia.
bacco &c % Metcalf Duncan.
sehr Adanantinc. Trcford Georgetown Sc via Norfolk,
Scir WIN o irish, Roland, Georgetown sc. 10 days
Schr ID G. Buss. liildreth, Wilmington, NC, days.
schr Kinedove. Wooster, Philadelphia for Bridgeport.
Schr Milton, Raymond Gloucester.
schr u 0rsfln. Gould. Gloucester.
schr Y Robinson, Robinson, 0lo cester
kcIr Alice u. Parker, Boston.
schr u Pitts, Val, Fall RIVER
sehr N Edwards, nils, Fail River
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cIAL AND CONNER ciAL

SUNDAY oc. l3 1861
rhs gold market was unsettled during Inc pas' "'eA
nv heavy speculative Operslons based uron inc fesSl
of ,hs elections in Pennsylvania and oaio' tns afsa-
ment Of tho bears being that the democratic gains III
,boss States have diminished the probabilities OF I'M
peacnuen. A large amount OF coin was soa "sho1' ,
"a ORDER 10 break tho premium ior practical eueci
ana hence tho borrowing demand was quicSeaed and
,ne rate for loans suddenly advanced from 10 per
can, ma, annum for carry ng 70 l62a lilo psr Ge in
favor Of Tho Ieudsr. The price declined from li5A
Monday 70 I43 on Wednesday, but recovered The same
day 10 l<4 and firm at HAS at the close OF bush
ness on Saturday The discovery OF large amount OF
spurious sesenthirty notes Of the issue q juno 10,
1865 for ST. geo each impaired upward tendency to
tho premiu but the Treasury held II in check by sell.
ing freely. The defaand for gold for customs duties
was moderate tie weeks receipts at tho Custom House
having boon g. l23 $50 The dairy range OF the market
az Pol
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The demand e. Sssaw; ssvs and
10 and The sales compr iP Cd asSs Ss.s
& No. % e g 0f sG c FOR S igSn e y io %
amber Aishssq, s. ssa s. 40 FOR No IiIwausee s.
or corn also active ami holders obtained l. 3
aT mixed n store AMI anat saasa ~ q -
aaoas and y 81 81 p for gnseand. oats
s4es Tor November delivery were Tumored at sac but we
wen s at Urn VI 5ar s' S o .,s
we're IS 100 susSela a. 81 % for Western and ii
Ss * ss IA and Psa or
whs BY sae Lserpos sesm and At the ccs
liverpool 5000 bushels wheat s: ;Sj bills rosia :,
as' 400 suS Mlsa Wheat e
bushels re al I'd and 50 nads tobacco Al ~ al IL.
cSariers vessels rechar;eScd5 each ABOUT S 500
snip Liverpool about eso sasheis capasity At arp
bb petroleum. to Marselies at ss and voyage
GuxSr orr re active Sales 20 bales in Boston.
GuSsT BAGS we're dun and nominal
Hay was steady and firm at 95 for shipping and 81 Is
ors were nch9 nGei betting lerae request and arm
salss ~ bales ,s 4 &c /. .oc., as e 9ss,iGy
NoIAss1s SIN continued quiet pu prices were without
change sales zS hhd, ~ erces CC0a oayed. private
NAVAL s1osEs ,urPcntine exceedingly quiet
s % s, Over graae. wsrs ~ Improved demand and
zoe. SS,s: e sstsines = Is s a. 10
u
mon was quoted ~ ga 81 81 lar and pitch duh and
nominal
os.-An kinds an.ct bu, steady a. our last quota
tons.
PKrRctxuu-crude bbis was freely sorgh. after and
fun prices obaned do ia bulk quite steady but
quiet Tue sales were 900 bills. In shippifs
g. gravity, deliverable during this month 4 2lc. Bonded
wa less aetve and prices lower t,t
ahd for futG delivery The sales i,Q hbls stand
ar -ho s5t. LOU do de- for tho balance of .Ais month
Der "a ~ In PHILADELPHIA the market dull; the only
heard OF 25O bhls standard white S5t.c,
AMI loo 10 do. Tor November at the price
FRJylsioSs- 100 b6s pork. Ihc market for
Close however the market quite steady s22 As
cash. The sales, cash and regular were 600 btA
81 g 81 ~ for Beef dun and nominal.
OF baef hams and fierce beef tire mpuravt
Cut meats were steady At our last 9aotaons tbs demand
was light however Sales 1,c1 picked hams IN bulk
sales OF loo boxes Cumberland ou', FOR December aud
January delivery, at lie The lard make: was toerabiy
active but prices were In buyers favor The sales
lg Dds a. Is 49, per ID. Butter and cheese
RlcT.-Kangoon was quiet but steady. We note The sale
OF ITO bags, IN bond, al 5s.c. gold.
suGAR-Ihe market for raw dull and heavy though
prices not qnoaby lower; fair good retniur i1,
lie the sales were 90 hhds at llAe al2c Tor Cuba
Is boxes on private Refined WIS IN .st demand
abou. &c per III lower: soft white bong qaoea lsisc
Ice: yeliows lflSc. y lbAc., and hards l6l{c.
SEKps-Cacutga linsced moderately acy but weat.
sales 800 arrive in Boston, private terms Other
kinds we're duh and unchanged.
srrARiSE-1be demand was light sales 20 90 lbs al lie
TAftow remained steady, with however moderate de-
mand; sales gl0O los. at lie. l2Ac
HsKar.--Iteceipts g3 bbls. The sales light but
prices irm About 9s) bbs wesser Ia bond
hands at .5e. a pc. the latter price for oil.
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cotton at Liverpool on the 2sth u't 20. sao 500
raes against so4 500 bales at the same a.. Il sss and
London So bales against 10, Al tho same
se there were 40 900 bales ,ar,osn ana sss $50 or
Indian afcst makirSs o.,, oooa, and IN warehouse Of
l,aIl,oi2 against -.a.s.4s7 bales last year
Inc o'c'sr exchange dali but firm durvas
TUG ~se the supply Of bulls being very light aa' the
st deciinag tendency OF cotton operates In rvor OF
figher rates. AT the close bankers bills on England.
al sixty days, quoted at 1904 loefs At three
days, 10ek 10; commercial bills 1854 100. Bills
Paris, sixty days, 5lsz 5.le7s; at three days
SIS 5l4h Other continental bills w re rated thus:
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schr Stewart. Gilbert, Prov ience FOR Albany
schr American Eagle. shaw, Providence.
Sehr Hoolten, Young. frovidencs
Schr II p Ely, Stokes, Providence
Schr : Wines Hlse. Provldence
Schr W How Harp. Arey New Haven
schr Annie shepard, Eowdiich kew Haven
Schr II Benedict Ellis. New Haven
Schr Paugussett Cranp Nes Havea.
sehr Mary Matt BLyen. New London.
schr ! z Wi.letts, Allen, Brookhayea
schr A NJ Ackea. Hale. Nofwak. .
schr : Terry Smith, Rondout FOR Hartford
steamer Wamsutta, Fish, New Bedford
e. Foa ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SILL ANOTHER PAGE.
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CorfkR io quiet but prices were Without material
change Sales $50 bags Medora at i2c gold, bond
Other kinds inactive.
FLOUR GRAIs.-Recepts, IL $50 bbls 6our. 10 do.
and $50 meal 29Ls9S bushels wheat IS do
corn. i3o0Ss do oats, "a 40 do 900 do. malt and
l5t3I do barley and Western there con.
tnned aanand mainly for export, aud shipping
grades sdvanted 10; a)c per Dbl. Other grades
sieey and firm California decidedly active and
higher The sales were $1,000 bbs including fully 1900
hbs extra State for November and December delivery at
$40 60 $40 &c. southern -four steady firm.
ESQ bbls within the range OF quotations. Rye
hrmer with moderate demand the sales being 400 bbs
81 - IS Corn meal remained steady.
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Total for the week g. ia 800 s4o25 400 g. 1871 500
Tho imports Of dry goods for the week and since jan
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Oct l2-6r.M.
CoTToN.-The market decidedly active, the de-
being mainly export prices quite steady
the close when the offerings limited The sales
up 1890 bales including 1900 for export We quote:
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BRouaHAN. 1t s said, makes speeches In Boston when
ths scens-shicts delayed and keeps the audience
happy No w6sdsr they are happy. IL must be the
height 81 felicity ~ bs carried from scene 10 scene 70
Brcugbsn.
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DouR AvoIR TOUT CE QuILy.A DE MrEUx EN-
fsit de pam irancsis. addresscz r. MEDTCUS,
eptIe Houst,,o o. Bsecker sts-
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Totals. s23, S03.975 s54. 1898 s4S.922 600
Tho exports to the corresponding period in the pre-

suboined is tho total valuation OF he foreign imports
at New York for the week ending October H. COM
pared with those OF the preceding weeks as also the
value Of dry goods entered at the port
market since January Of this year and for the CORE
spending period in 1865 and 1866
Week ending SPIT. "a. Oc. f. Oct. IL.
Dry goods. 81. S62 594 ST. 54a1a5 81 $50 3o7
General merchandise 252, 2l2 2,4792O7 2526, 1893
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

IN DEMAhDE-UNE BONNIE FRANCHISE POUR
dtepporier de tres bons rensegneneuts Gu is Eas .6
It,, Nercred malta n heures. - -
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WATCHES. JEWELLERY. &c.

CUCKOO CLOCKS-OUR PATENT AND MANUFAC.
~ ture better ard cheaper than any imported; nne
American. English, Swiss Watches Gold Chains Damonds
Pearls aud other fine Jewery solid silver and best Silver
Plated Ware, wholesale and retail at A. FRANnFIElD
CO.'S 200 Sixth avenue, Fourteenth street and y5
Eighth avenue, corner Twenty sixth street
CAsH PAID FOR DIAMOND JEwEIRY-IOANs
~ negotiated. Hours, to 10 and to 3 only PLUMB
Diamond Broker nine years established at 5iJ Broadway
Valuations per cent.
L'INE DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwEIRY, GOLD
and silver plate Precious stones &c, bought and sold
J. H. BARklNGER, ~ Broadway, room No s.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DEyoCA1IoN OF POWER OF ATTORNEY
N All persons are hcrebg notified that power OF attorney
executed at San Francisco ia the A. D. 1861 by William,
Lumsden and Margaret Luasdcn, his Wife o. INC
chg OF san Francisco. 20 Samuel Iumsden, OF NIL.
waukce, wisconsin, giving said samuel power 10 sell
and mortgage real estate, 70 make notes, bonds aud
other Instruments and contract debts and sell
goods In the OF the said WI lam Lumsden and wife,
In the OF either of hem has been revoked and
nucd and said Samuel Lnmson no power or author
ity 10 act for or represent William Jumsen and Margaret
Lumsden either OF them, Transaction or ma ter
whatsoever All powers at attorney given 10 the said Sam
LumsGon prior the year 1885, after Tie veal 1861 FOR
the above herein mentioned are also hereby re-
vokcd and annulled WILLIAM IINsDENs
- - :. -. MARGARET LUMSDEN.
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Annexed Is comparative statement showing the ship
ments Of specie from this port last week. and during tho
year date together with those for corresponding
periods In 1865 and 1866
1865. 1865 1867.
Forty-frst week. SS12l20 Sl05,050 $47347S
Previously reptd. % 99l ,s55 $50 1888 49, 449212
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The subloined statement showa the highest prices at
which the saiing stocks sod at the rst regular board
on each Of tse following Saturdays
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GENTLnNEN HAVING ANY CAST OFF cLorHING
sddressins JAMES KIRKPATRICK cd Pearl sTss..nssr
Chatham
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l at II O'Clock at the auction room NO North VIII
liam street. Household Furniture consisting OF large
sortInent OF rarlor, Dining ROOM Bedroom and
Kitchen Furniture.
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SALES AT .,,crroU
ccIioS NoiiCf--J NJ LEEDS CO.. AuC
- erac~, rTOSEERS.
sS'ovL worth Of valuable Property

A UCTioN sALE-BY COLE 4 MURPHY, MONDAY.
N October IA, at IL O'Clock Corporation YARD corner
OF Myrtle avenue and ampden street BROOKLYN oy oaer
q street Comm ssoner about % 900 feet OF Spruce
Pine and Oak Timber and Plank 400 Barrel Heads LOW
Slaves ss Sticks Logwood IA Ship Knees, 20 large Gates
Iron Rol
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BOGART, MISUNDERSTANDING OCTOBER Is
e at IL O'Clock, the premises, 50 North Fourth street.
williamsburg the frame House and Lot rs feet by l00
TERMS the day Of SALE the balance In 10
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MORTGAGE SALE. BosART. AUCTIONERR
M viii SELL By virtue OF cha,tel mortgage, the Fixtures
Furniture and celebrated Paintings OF Adam aud Eve and
Lease OF the Broadway Opera House. the l4thday OF
October 1867 at IL O'Clock in the forenoon at 600 Broad
way. ADOLPH LllIENTHAL
Attorney Mortraree.
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DAWNBROKERS' SALE THIS DAY-BY JOHN NOR.
l. LINER, 10 East Broadway OF 500 lots mems wo
mems Clothing Bedding and other valuable goods by order
OF II. Freel 6l Rose street.
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DAw NBRoKERS SALE-TH1s DAY, AT BELL a
LSGRAHAMs lo,s O'CLOCK, 400 lots Meas and Womens
ms, as9 "a nno ips VI snN W. ALo large as
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MARINE, STATIONARY, PORTABLE AND HOIST
I1 ing Engne Pattern and Drawings at auction, the
premises the Mystic Iron Works at Mystic Bridge Conn.,
Thursday October "a 1867 at 10 O'Clock. A. a. Twenty
sets OF Patterns for High and Low Pressure Propeller Side
wheel Stationary, Portable and Hoisting Engines from
eight TO oriyeght inches diameter cylinder with fun and
complete working drawings. One new Propeller Wheel liz
feet diameter Is feet pitch; pair Shears wharf 20
feet high with superior Hosting apparatus capable OF lift
ing 81 tons also ut the time. S00 worth Of Machin
lists Backsmhs and Bocrm akers Tools Stock Scrap Iron
and Copper comprising about everything appertsning
large steam Engine mandatory. Terms cash; deposit
required. Catalogues day of SALE
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, Nj

cal execution as wen as for the apparent fidelity and
thoroughness Of its preparation
d. Appleton g. Co. publish the Origin, Rise,
and Pyogress Of LiOrROai6m, by POMERoY TUCKER,
giving more complete history OF the Church Of Latter
Day Saints" than be found in any previous volume
on the subject The author has enjoyed the most fayora
BE opportunes for obtaining full aud accurate lnforma
ton on the subject and from his personal knOwl
edge has able TO supply numerous facts which have
thus far deficient in the annals OF MormoHdom He
was brought up the vicinity Of the early operations OF
the founders OF the sect was well acquainted with
Joseph Smith, aud all his family, and also with most OF
his original followers; OF tho editors OF the news
paper at the press of which tho BOOK of Mormon"
rst published; and in the progress Of tho work, read
many OF tho proof-sheets, comparing them with the
manuscript copies while since that time he has made
careful study OF an tho documents and published works
relating the progress of the sect The picture OF the
religious worthless exhibited in his pages Is drawn IN by
no 1aeTng cOOrs but the growth OF the church,
takenn connection with the origin Of the mposure is
Of the most remarkable features In modern civilization
More than million Of converts have been made since
the organization of the sect which has its prosperous
missions in every quarter Of the world. The Book OF
Mormon has passed through many editions in England,
and has been translated into French, German, Italian,
Danish Welsh and Polyneslan Journals in most of those
languages have been established and commissioners are
exploring the Sandwich Islands with view OF OBJ
tanning an ample OF country FOR future new Jeru-
SALEM in case It shall become necessary TO vacae the
present scat OF the Mormon Zion in Utah. Brigham
Young, who Is now in his sxysxth year. has acquired
immense wealth lie has large investments in American
and foreign securities extensive landed estates In Utah.
ana almost fabulous sums in gold and silver The Euro
pean mission alone Is said have secured for him over
half million OF dollars In gold. In the opinion OF the
author Mormonism contains the seeds Of dissolution
within its BOSOM The theOcracy which now rules the
people With rod of iron destined 10 certain overthrow
Meantime the curious disclosures Of his book cannot fail
TO attract attention. though they viii hardly check the
food OF fanacsm which unstable basis the Mormon
church has been founded