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moment or two be stood trembling aud then
said with more nerve
so believe am q eowar,lly fool 10 be scared
at everything ! do not fear nythiug human,
though, he added but this unear,hly business
unmaue me.
~ nov re-eKamiued tue corpse, 10 he sure there
was no Sign OF life In II, aud found not only
death there, but the beginning Of decomposition.
Perfectly assured Of this. We went into the other
apartment and sat down, to watch thTo the night
and ponder the mystery. Scarcely were We sea-
ted before We hncied we henrd dull, muiIied
sounds In the dead-Foou followed by someihing
like smothercd human groan. Carrs teeth now
fairly chauered With terror, and confess never
felt less courageous In my life. These strange
noises only continued for . short time, aud gra-
dually died away in'o silcncr. af,er which We
were disturbed no more.
"In the course OF time our friend was bufied,
and sonleiime after the funeral We proceeded 10
open his strong hox or chest. according 10 bis
direction. Then Il was that our supernatural
mystery had . natural but horrible explanatiou.
IN hgi ehesf rae ne biaeL 0nd deeagiRg corpse
of one rAons -re lsd knors IN hje."
The following is our conjecture
"CogniEant OF Adoiphs lloser's money and
jewels, Of their place Of deposit, aud Of our mode
Of watching the dead, I've had, IN the eventful
night. entered the dead-ruom through window
at an early hour, and concealed hinisslf 10 the
closet ill midnighi, and then Get about his work
ofrobbery. Some accidental noise having alar-
med u.s. as he could tell from our conversation,
he had, either Ia his haste to secteie himself, or
Intentionally TO frighisn us still more, rnng the
bell in the manner stated. and then got into the
chest, which had powerful spring lock
Ny friend Carl, By accidentally sitting down on
this, had sealed his doom and his subsequent
groans and terrible efforts 10 burst from his uar-
row prison, were the strange noises wbiel, Rad 90
disturbed us the second time. The man's death
was fearful reiribuiion aud the discovery Of
his dead body spoiled an otherwise wond'rful
ghost story"
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WHOLE NO. 1872.


why should the Wind coming from the east over
40 ocean VI water dspress the human hody, uhilt
tnaf which comes from the west across = conii.
nent enllsens the spirits and gives courage and
vigor Be this a. u may, u seems as u SINE peo-
pie never felt any wnd that was not east They are
always tout Of soris" The weather IL alwnys
just what they dont want. met one Of ihsec
men awhile ago, farmer. who mised all umuncf
ofcrops. II was q vet day. and said
"Mr. Nasiing ihi' rain wil be 6as fer yoar
grass crop"
"Yes, perhaps bs, Il is bad for the corn, aud
viii kerpii back. don, believe We shall have
a isw days .fler this, when the sun was shin
ming hot, said
Zine sun for your corn, sir"
YES pretty fair, bu, its awful for tho rye.
Again, on . cold morning met my neighbor,
and said
"Thi' mus, be capital for Jour rye. Mr. Nay.
"Yes, but Il n the very wors, weather for the
forward
so the man lives 10 a perpetual cas-, wind.
Nothing suits him, aud Il woald be impossible
ior Prosldsnce 10 give him weather about which
he would not grumble. know one man who
feels that our country ison the very brink Of ruiz
the Governmen . curse, and everything 10 be
destroyed Aud be has felt and talked thus for
al least thirty years, and yet his property has
been increasing in value al this time, amid this
gathering ruin. The fact is, the man lives In an
unchanging east Wind. And there is Mr.. SLOW,
who lives In the hollow under the Long Hill he
has been mourning for many years oscr the de-
gcnefacy Of the times. and always telling what
wonderful lawyers, aud doctors, and ministers
there were when be was young lie can sleep M.
der any preaching he now hears, and the lawyers
seem TO be young upsiarts or too old 20 practice.
lie longs for the good old times. All I Mr.. Slow,
does your xeaiher-vane ever point anywhere but
10 the sas, 7-Rsr. John TbOd, d. d.
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Farmer Lifc.

In . rscyu, .Isach At rFbana, Ohio, Hon.
GEoRoE u. pESbLUroS pronounced ih, follow log
euiogy upon Farmer Life 20
Farmer life FREEDOM from the nols, and tat.
moi. and dust, aud smoke ~ tive crowded city :
freedom from the daily struggle and daily ankle.
~ for bread freedom from competition With the
crowds which ihrong every avenue u commercial
and mechanical industry freedom from the ccsc
and daily contact with vice ani crime which the
temptations, and opportunities, aud suffering ofa
city life develop freedom from the small rooms,
the crowded iencmea, houses the tainted altnos-
phcrc, the contagious disascs, ihcunnatural hours
The undue excitement, the exhausting pleafurcs.
the gliiiefing splendoT, the ahieet squaloF, the
artificial life Of the city.-and 10 their gtcad the
pure air, the abundant food, the deep sleep. ihe
refreshing dews, the cool bfeezes, ihe peaceful
order, the ample homes, the healthiul eleanlnFss,
the contentmcnt Of the country, and that qnie'
exaltatlon ofsplFit which springs ffom the con.
temptation of the beauties Of nature, and the
processes Of its active bcnefcence-the abssnce 81
ihe shrcwd cunning, and ihe acute sense which
The competition Of trade enecnders, and the pre-
seuee OF that largc-hcarted greatness with which
our mother Earth rewards those who call 90 her
muulhctnce for The returns oi lhcir labor.
,.fu ancient sinss the sacred plpv emIloyed
The King aud ether mthers of mankind
Ana ssme. eomrarsd With whom your Inset trlts-
Arr BAT the bsinRs Of : summsr day.
Have held ths seaic % empre. ruled the sterH
Ofaniahly war. then With unwearlrt hani,
plSaaInlng little dclieacles, sgiued
The rlaw and srratis indsrcndent hssd
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story Of q Lumberman.

The Lumbermen OF northern New Hampshire
aud Maine are hardy set Of men men who IN
dergo hardships equaled only by the experience
Of those engaged in the late war for the Union.
To carry on the business so extensively as is
often done requires considerable capital, and the
" lumber kings," though lacking considerably
in the ine adorning Of the person generally ns-
cribed TO such notables, when occasion cal,d
could shell out quite pile Of the needful.
Mr.. John Warner, as We will call him, vAs
one Of the above sort Of men. His operations la
logging were mostly above Lancaster, y. H..
wbtre, as we have said, By successful operations
be had taken high stand in his business. Aud
with his large accumulations, besides his extern
sive drive In the river every spring after start
ing bis lumber down the river, be bought up
cattle, which, with bis own logging teams, made
quite drove, and which he took down 10 The
lower river towns, where, after disposing Of he
live stock, he would wait for his men 10 come
down the river with the lumber, which Was
generally only q short time. At Hartford. At
one time, be bad disposed Of bis lumber 10 iifm,
the surveying was finished up on wednesday,
and for the purchase the frm gave their noie !;
and 40 the bank discounted only on Monday,
Warner would be obliged 10 stay In town lew
days longer or until he could get his mon,
Now 10 happened that from the number cf
misdemeanors OF late the police had been ordered
10 arrest all vagabouds and suspicious OF idle
persons about the city.
Stroliing along the street, one day, Warner
was surprised st tap on the shoulder and a,
fuding himself In custody the policeman re-
marking that lie had observed him about with
nothing to do and that he must go with him 10
the lookup We'll. 'says W. suppose you
have plenty To eat there haven't you " Come
along this way if you pieass 20 Hut you will
lei me call on an errand as We go along -
YES" Well, here We are lci us step In a
moment. Coed morning Mr. Warner not
getting uneasy ] hopc 2? 80 ~. not exactly.
but you sec this fellow il taking ne along with
him aud ! don't know wh,u shall &C, back
sgain 40 you take this aud scnd a. three thou.
sand o. What you owe me io ms home, and
when getaway from this fellow ! win call for
the remainder puring this brici conversation
this valiant guardian al the pgscc had conclud-
ed be was wanted IN some other place, and when
Warner turned around to 80 Rll be saw was 'hc
end Of bis cOat-,ails around ~, corner
Warner always considered this as qniic n joke,
and often told o. how nrar be csne 10 gei'ins
into The lork-up.
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a SnRrwD Tack One OF the press ni iions Of
Luxembrry is stout Necklenherger. WHO pours
1ui beer at the bar OF esrisin inn whose
claim 10 distraction rcsis upon the tact that
she II the sister Of . servant Of certain her.
gomGs,tr in q iown near Frankford, Who is
extremely popular on account OF iri,k be
played upon the PrussiAss during the last war.
This patriot heard Of the approach Of a Prussian
battalion 10 the town just ai the noutui ihai the
cholera had made iis appearance In Germany.
he ingenionsly resolved 10 neutrality the one by
the other For Ills parrcs~ hc collected m I'm
m'n-. qusnii,y 81 coAiu. and pire.d then
eunspicuously 81 the cni-apce ~ the iOS ~ ;ht
moment OF the arrival -: 'he battalion. Thr
general rather stsriicd demanded ~ eApians
lion Of this extraordinary exhibition tits on
account Of the epidemic, replied the hurgomas-
ter phleemaiicsliy. Upon which asibeniic in
formation, the general, deetning discretion the
better part of vslor. gave the stricken town q
wide hsr,h, and quariercd bis battalion elsewhere
The enthusiasm Of the Luxembergcrs nj this In.
gtnions device was 20 great they wste almost
ready io erect statue on the Place d. Armss
TO the man who, single e-handcd, bad thu. rou;-
ed an entire Prussian battalion. IN the mean
time. no, icing able 10 render personal no.
magy 10 the hufgomas;cr, they console ,hsmr
selves with pointing out TO the strangers the ssie
Of his servant - Csr. " y. Etoniac Pcs
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THE GREATEST TONIC
. T. L II T. \ q L..
Morning Star Bitters.

Thi- Nundrriui TONI, l. umeuuaIlri q. q
cure for L,rer foa'ptaie'. Dg,p6p-s. Icc,r s,d
igas. Bi,9ss Ir,crs ,t,sa' aRd kea, is,sa' FSrers
II u al-o invaluable IN NERVOUS WEAK.
NESS Of oil kinds. as !, will res'orr III" vested
strength with wonderful I,-rIman-mre
II will be- found totally different from any
other Bi,iiers. aud - :" pronounced hv many ii
the be-. physicians in the country.
u e1a'aiH- 80 H,,,ere,o or Jo,,oaaasg gssi,s,..
~ =. comPe,ed cntrc,y ~ Idc.fe.
BE us,'er.
For further proof and ~ilesiati"n uf IL.
invaluable preventive and curative properties.
see the published reference of medicai gen tile.
men OF standing, WIN have examined iis mer.
IT., una nanimously ugrccing that no mineral or
other hurtful substance. 80 often found in the
20 cui'sd vegetable bitter. of the day. can bc
discovered IN 'b. truly hesl'hiul and slesan,
preparation.
REFERENCES.
Thoma. King Carroll, ". H.. church Greek.
Nd. y. q. Carter. ~. L.. - Easi Baltimore 81.
baltimore. Nd. J.. Iics-eceinr. ohe,ni., aud
Pharmaccutist. - lIanoverSt, Baltimore. Nd. /:
J. II. Porter, Pastor "f the south Prcsbytcripn n
Church. Baltimore Nd: 7. =. Mitchell. No.
?i6 Canton Avenue, Baltimore. Nd. ". Pow.
or, 100 Lombard ST., Baltimore. Nd. bin.more
A Kyle, I6e Frat, Street. Baltimore. Nd. AMI
many Others.
re- For sale by Druggist sui ''r,ntry
Store. generally.
WHOLESALE DEI'Oi
At THE COMPANY'S OFFiCE.
100 South char'cs Street.
BALTIMORE. Mn.
ss- For sale by II. WILLIS, Agent,
Towsontnwn. Nd.
April u. isSs.-iy.
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wHAf u a ''TAnH."-A father living nerf
Cincinnati, was one evening learning his little
boy to reeise his Sunday school lesson. Il ia.
from the fourteenth chapter Of Mathew. whef,.
in is related the parable Of The malicious indivi.
dual Who wen, about sowing iares, &C.
What l. a iare asked the anxious pareni.
Johnny hesiiaied.
Tell me my son, what q iare h.
You had 'em, said Johnny. casting down
his eyes and wrieeling his feet.
''had'em said he asionished parent opening
his eye, rather wide, s'why what do you mean,
Johnny -
when yos didn't eone home Cor shree days
Aunt Susan that you was od on tare.
The Sunday school lesson was brought 10 an
abrupt ciose, and Johnny. the eunnlne little to.
gue. was seat OF 70 bed.
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lloNE.--At home II l., and only II home that
Nc show the natural man. the real temper ef ihr
beast rervsrse OF sociabie, overbearing. siefu.
afrctionaie cross or cruel gentle or severe
our iniirmities, whatever they are. the kinder
pulsAiions Of the heart. the more wicked emotions
ofile mind. II there be any bad blood 10 a man
hr will show Il. whenever he dares- whenever he
can--bu, who're can he show Il more safely than
At home, where his wife and children cannot
help themselves. and HE people are paid so much
= week 10 hear Il 7 See him nj home therefore,
whoever he may be whatever he may be good
OF bad great or lifie, " you would kno~ his trle
valne. IL Il a pyramid 90 near 10 II, " yos
would know iis real strrngth-ii NAV have heen
baiii Of pebbles. lsit IA ruin 20 near 10 it,
nearer-li may hare been richly sculp,ured 4,
NAV be Treasure Of ornament man may be-
a hypocrite ell his life before the public M; no
man ever was, before his own family.
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- Col. r. spenl the winlsr IN I3xlngtou,
Kentuckv. A hfisnd of be went out 10 visit
him. Gone Sunday" says the Colonel, -
want you 20 heaFkcn 70 our church bells here -
There's four Of EN-. Each Of en- sounds out lu
own dsnominational call.
There's the Episcopal. That Is heavy,
deep.ioned, sonoroun bell. Now you see u that
don't ring out-'Pcsfolic succssuoni 'Possciic
sncrfssiom!
deep sounding, and that says-k kiunai dsmna.
iicn Efcrsai dam-Ha-fioaf Ewnai dsn-na-fien!
'sThe Baptist d qulckss-a sharp. .sappy hsil.-
aud that says rnpld- Cbms ~ aa9 u d,pped
Come "a and o. dlepeff Cbms np and be dlgEled!
But he Mcfhodlsi-thaf's . cfownrr II talks
rlshs us-Roon-fsv-afif- > koom-.'cr--anf
Rccm--fr--aNg
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DRY GOODS! DRY GOODST!
e. r. CLEAvELAND q CO.,
No. 1O3 North Gay Street.
Cash House.!
THE PLA0E To BUY CHEAP FOR cINM

@ CLEAvELAND, for ~ year. with James
De Getty. will be pleased 10 see hi- old Gus.
toners and friends a, ieS North Cav Street,
where he 10 onfident Of cutting them IN all
Goods pertaining 4" the
DRY GOODS d. NOTION LINE.
Our store has been rrfiicd and we have all
the convenience required 10 show goods. The
hrst floor u exclusively for Retailing; fine
line OF Prints, Bleached and Brown huslins.
White Linens, Dress Goods, n large stock also,
y splendid assortment Of Mcns' aud Boys wet r.
four stock in this line is complete. well - Ia
the nthcTs.i flHnpels o' all kinds, TowelinK, .
nice assortment full line oi Stockings. Gloves,
shirts aud Drawers. Collars. Hair brushes,
Combs and SuHJendere. The lower fapr ~ for
Wholssaling. exclusively. We have three
apartments here, lifted up Va y tasty manner;
let. Domestic Calicos, Flann"ls. kentucky
Jeans, CottonHdes. csntoar. Diaper, Balinorals.
cambric-. >, I {. > I. ~ and ~ { Blsachcd
and brown Mu,lins heavy stock.
2d.--rhrcads. Su-pcnders. Linen lidkts..
Spool Cotton, Pins, Needles. Ho"k- aud Eyes.
Paper. Pens. lux. Pasi"bosrd. "nd every hing
IN the notion line
srl.--Blankeis ~ all kinds.
We sell t.,,ol- I"r CtSH.-this u,u.i T.. IN.
der.tcpd. W. de- bu-incs. on a isir plHn and
try in suit all. Our stock j. larg. aud varied,
aud the most iasti'linn. cHnnn' help I.~ing suit.
cd. Give ~ trial and -s'i.'nrti,' .. gnsrsn.
i~rd.
ces,ta,b.. ~ Aaau. eaq \, s,b
l.. II. CLEavELANB 4 60.
i"i y Gay -. IN" do.'r irnn Front ST..
Baltimore. Nd.
l.. :. Maine uE the window. aud On IN.
signs ou the awning =; the sides II the stare.
GEORGE II. SIMMONS. Salesman.
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goetrg.
THE WILLOW.

The uiilou hss ever been the emhisu, VI constuu
n grlefthe memory that never dies and the grief a
imiaortai Hos bvautifally T. the charming eanc
llvcn In these swest aud tender lines
owlilow : Why forever weep,
- one who Inourns an endless uroug'
what hidden woe can lie % dcepf
what utter grisfcan last 80 long
fhe spsinE makes haste uith steps sis,.
Your lile and beauty 10 rrneu
ahe even bids the roses wait,
Aud gives her arst sweet care ~ you
The welcome rcdbrsast folds It's wins.
To pour fof you HE freshest strain
70 you the earliest blue birds alng,
TN all year light ssems thrill again.
The spsuow trilis his wedding song.
And trusts his tender brood 20 you
falr aoving lines the summer long.
with clasp and kiss, yeuF bsau,y soV.
The sunshine drapes your ilnes With IiEh,
The rain brnids Diamonds IN youf hair,
The bFeene makes ioyf 70 you a. night
fes siili you droop and siili Despair.
beneath your bough, at fall of de-.
~ lovers lips ls softly told
The tale that ell the ages through
Has hep, the world from growing old
Hut stili. though Aprii's bud. unfold
Or suminer sees the earth aleAf.
~ Autumn pfanks jour Fob~s with gold.
Iou sway and sish IA graceful KTisf
Mourn On forever. uneonsoled.
And keep your secr-t. faithful tTrv
No heart in all the World can hold
sweeter grace than eonstancy
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lxItuESeE on wonEx when We reflect on the
condition Of women, and their relation 10 soete'!
VIC cannot help perceiving the immense influence
they poMess aud exert In all civilized nations. -
I" Men make laws, but women make manners,
has long since become an adage; and " Il is true
tha, laws are Intellectual, where The manners and
customs Of people are opposed 10 them We
shall zee the high vaiue We should set On female
education
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Real Estate agents and Con-
VeyGncerS.
DEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
SIMON J. MARTEHEr.
AND PUBLISHER or THE MAP
OF MARYLAND.

No o SonfA Street, BaifimoTe, NJ
Eighteen years at Surveying In Baltimore and vleln.
y. years With the City Surveyor, stiil atsnds
promptly 70 tosURtEY3 of ALL KINDS, laying cut of
Streets aud Lots In hatmoTe city loeatiug Conntry
seats Surveying, Calculating. Dividing and Mapping
af Yarns, Estntes. ke,
iiavinE DURING the past zen ys.r. surveyed The ssan
tles of the state. and Published numerous COUNTY
MArS, and having recently completed and published
his iArKc new MAP and ATLAS OF MARYLAND, he
has nov established
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
fOI the prosecution u that business n ell IL branch
es WIN Purchase, sell, Exehangc and Lsase,
misoa, Houses and Lots Ia baltimore City. and coun
Try seats, Farms Plantations, Mineral aud othsr Land'
Ia the Counties of Maryland.
Hc cites hs thorough acqualntance with the CITY and
most parts Of the state of Maryland through tke be-
fore mentioned experisncc. IN reeommend.tion %
eiiirs and advansges for this buslness has the Gully
fall srtt of large Maps of MaFyiand coantles
win have extensive correspondence With Real k.tsls
Agent. IN The other eles aud thFous the linton
send for Circulars, kc.
fOR SALE, NlRTENET s LARGE NEW MAR
lND ATLaS or AARrLASD 1.-THE only Perfect
Nap of the State ever Published't inches long. a.
fiO copy for either style Asa large County Map. %
several countics. and Pocket Maps Of all the Couhtc.
eolorsd IN Election District IS eens and ti o. esc
April i3 .--iy.
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~" "P., didptyou whip me icr blIiag Tom
my
i'Yes, my child you hur. bin very much.
Z" Well then pa, you ought 10 whip mammas
music teacher too for he BIT mamma right 10
The mouth, aud knew u hurt her, becanss she
put Der arms around bis neck aud tried n choke
him.
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- a youss allow once ossssa 70 tIss a
ousEsrsss.
/" Frieud," said she, q thss mnsi rot DO lt."
"Oh, by Jove, but must r. sald the youth.
Well, friend, e thee hast sworn Il thre may
DO Il, hni thee must DOT make pracsles u ~
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one HUNDRED DoLLARs.

The Treasury Department are now paying
THE ADDITI0xAL BOUNTY.
nD- Soldiers entitled 70 the sbOve Bounty,
can receive prompt set.lsmsu. By sPplyins. a
once, 70 Col. hAkkloON ADhbVH,
81 fays.te s,.. opposite o. > court Ho"'e'
Aprit iA.--em.
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- when may lsmts he considered guilty ,
when they gam.ns.
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pENJAMIN y. PAYNE.

REIL ESTa 4 GHNF IND
coz TETI NCER.
osi'' --ss.es'isS Re~ spporif, cs~s' Hn"''.
TSwsoSTowS. NJ
DEEDS. LEASES. WILLS. NORTGEaEs. Hills %
sab, Assignment. ke., prepared With accuracy aud
dssstr Abo. examination 0fTitss 10 City County.
ron SALE. SEVENTY five FARMS
10 baltimore aud Hartford COUNTIES. fFoIa ave 10 Nv.
hundred Acres. st prices from $500 10 $4,000.
RErnnEscEs: - Atniiinove-iion. Judge Ciie., X. J.
6tttings. Esq. Hoyford Co-lton Judge Price, o. W.
archer E-q Bshiaors Colon Judge Enefy. a.
X, Hoaruaan, Esq. sept -, leG1-tl
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Attorneys Cards.
NEORGE d. MILLIGAN.
TTOR NEY Ar h Nv,
REAL ESTATE COMMISSION AGENCY. ~ ALL
Of ITS BRANCHES, At

y
Orders Co buy N seli Houses. Ground Rents faTm
aud Country Seats at public and private sale solicited
Loans. invcslmtnt of Trust FUNDS and general man
aEement of Rental Property Ia the ety aud country At
tended 10.
- Money Invested Ia Grpund Rru,, or Norssgr.
free qf charge.
resdrncr near Tow sout0vn ~ prompt Atten
zion sTs 90 ssaFehes. Title rapsr. aud Ciams ofevcry
descrption In thc County Court Dee Is, isS5 -iy.
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m. II. LEWIS iNkYLIoR.

uaving renewed 70 The nssldsne II Nfs. UPTON
tLiNoLtGf, GREEN HfRlNG VALLEY. wlil cen
srssas Ne rssssie' ~ hs Yselssssn y ~ ms branch
~ FApni a. 1897 -am
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HENRY W. COOKE,

NEAL ESTITE BR OKER,
Nc. o. Las BHiid.a9' Ssis' Psui 81. Bsifinor,. NJ
Negotiate. salcs, and Puryhases of Houses. lots,
Yarns and Ground Rents; and Loans on Real Estate.
Apr. 20. ts0. -iy.
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TlR. J. PIPER,

ResidsRes egpesas Ne ioie d. iidsHgs eAce
Oalce hours fFom = A. ~. toe oeieet 4. y; fFom
I ocleek z. n .te e'ciesh ", aud soeiock =. "
Jan. 4, teaf.-iy
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Physicians and Dentists.
/ HOWARD PARRISH.

Having t~IcvaTiiy resumed the pSarlicc 81 ms I'D
profession shall be pleased 10 any of nay friends
Who may sve . call II my Fesidenec Tow wsosfONN
a. Fdiisgs rsrvasfsd Isf A., vears. dune s2-f
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TOHN HENRY KEENE. JR..
ROBERT GoLDsB0ROUGH KEENE.

Have rsmovsd their iaw Onicrs 60 No 50 ST. Pasi -
four doors north Of Saratoga Street the Offices formerly
occupied ~ The ai" Hen Henry Winter l'atis.
They viii continue Z" prac'ie' IN naliimprr Tp4uiy
aud the City Court.
~ iuNestmshis on Mortgage. "round Evut. A. ,
negotiated Tree ~ charEr
aY-IoAn. mad, uI-,n Rial E.IAie. dan ~ 'ni.--ly