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have cost the national goyeEBmsnt 80 many
men and so much money to keep her neutral
or apparently neutral Nay, is it uurssson-
able to believe that the mad rebellion had
never occurred .fsHft
SdIl on We rush. The white Wasis Of
snow stretches on either side far away, How
/, the dreary view causes our minds 70 revert
70 things we have just lsft-mastsSs at Tols-
do-svents at home. We seem 70 see the
scores and hundreds that crowd along Sum-
NIT street despite the inclement weather,
| How they hasten On-each bent on bis own
business and regardless Of that Of another.
Near neighbors barely recognizing each other
h-eoldly bodding as thsy meet and pass and
rush away in opposite directions. But how
our thoughts wander aud run of at . tan
gent at such times. Thought Of q certain
Lodge-room of Good Templars, aud Of q
young man that had just been initiated, and
how few Of the members recognized him the
following day, and asked myself Z" Is il
wonder that we cannot keep the Returned
with US ?" And then pictured to myself
the former cbums Of that young man msst-
cordial grasp Of the hand, and heard them
accOst him, 81 say, Joe, yOu amt going to
cut US because you've joiHed Temperance,
be ye ?" And 1 see them crowd around
him; some ridiculs him and the Order
others Try toe him, and Others to drive or
brow beat him, and alas : be soon falls again.
I think it is little wondor The truth is that
too little use the powerful lever Of
while the emissariss of vice make
it their chief instrument Of peFdilion.
But my reFeries are suddenly interrupted
by the lOug aud loud tOO-4--oot Of the
steam whistle, and sOOn We have stopped az
the village Of hue- -kilns, Genoa, where soms
Of my fellow Toledsns, with cOmmendab,s
foresight, have made quite extensive invest
menis, which are alrsedy yielding large in
come. Every locality has its advantages
though it is sometimes difficult to discover
them. Even swsmp-lands produce sn abund-
once Of mosquitoes and frogs. FogY.
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The Bangor JefsrsOHiaR tells of a
Penobscot fruit-grower-a genuine
Yankee-who stopped at Washington,
last winter, on his way home from lit
tie trip to Florida. He determined
to see Gen. Grant, and therefore called
at the War Office, telling the door
keeper his wishes. What followed was
this:
The General is engaged
We'll, | want to see him.
Upon businessP
No, sir, l want to see him. don't
want an Office O., l don't want to speak to
him even, 1 don't want to occupy a
moment of his valuable time, l want to
see him merely
He is busy
when will he be outp
'Iu about four hours
well, l am not going home with
out seeing General Grant No, sir, and
unless | am thrust out with your leave
| will sit here until he appears Then
dropping into a chair he resigned him
self to the probable four hours sitting.
Presently the door keeper was miss
ing, but he soon returned with, IF you
you viii go with me will show you
General Grant
He followed him into another room
and was introduced to General Grant.
The General extended his hand, and
expressed himself happy to see him
He shook the Generals hand, took q
good hearty look at him, and turned to
depart, saying, My ambition is satisfied,
l have seen General GrantP
Take chair, sir, take chair said
the General, appeaIingly. al am hap
Py to see you
Thank you, sir, will not occupy a
moment of your valuable time. l came
to see General Grant; l have seen him.
His time is valuable; so is mine. Good
by, sir And, bowing, he left the
room, followed by merry laugh from
the astonished President elect.
Shortly afterwards it was announced
in the New York Herald that there was
a mysterious stranger in Washington
who did not want an Office, and the ed
itor nervously asked, Who is il ? and
called upon the detective force to arrest
him as conspiring against the dignity of
ofice-seeking as one of the most repect-
able Of all the professions.
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A RCHTTECT & BRIDGE BUILDER: Plans
a and Specifications for Bridges q an KINDS
both Wood and Iron, furnished 10 order on snots
3,,;lJ;,,ys f eVgry description furnished promptly
and On Reasonable Terms. Of6ce-Buckiands new
Block. FREMoNTAO. 30
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Mrs. Earldale's saloons were crowded
with fashion, beauty and wealth. 1t
was her last ball of the season, and the
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A. j. bhUWNI
DHYsICIAN & SURGEON. oHioe-Birchard
Block; Residence on Public Square, corner u
Court and Justic streets,
I9-yI FREMONT O.
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two weeks of each month, to perform ali oper-
tious required in his profession. Satlsisctioh euaI
anteed in all cases. Rooms at the old stand.
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I'm. STEWART, N. D.,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. once with DR..
Kelley, in Birchard Block,
FREMONT, o.
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1E1D1oAL.

A TroRNEY AND COUNsEILoR AT Law.
~ once, Second Story, Buckland's New biooAi
FREMONT.
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
a Ofhce over d. Garvin & Sos Store, corner Of
Front and Croghan streets,
FREMONT, o.
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RoEaLs.

HOTELS.
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
nEILEYUE, o. John Ford, Proprietor. Re-
h GENTLY rehtted and furnished.
KESSLER HOUSE,
~ a RFIDIGG. Proprieior. Passengers carried
Ia, 70 and from the House free Of charge Btu
Sted corner Of Front and State Sts.,
FREMONT.
COOPER HOUSE,
IoRRIERI,Y Croghan House, II. Kaufman, Pro
urietor, corner Of Front and State StB.s
FREMONT.
Passengers carried to and from the Depot fres OF
charge. .-..-...r 80
, 1869-10-19

and vii s1ve thoso who 20 I nnmh1r
Of Ahtx qUarteste6 which aro e1ttYeif Ne Y in shs
country. Ths reputation Of the choir {Mra- Car
Fenler, Nlsa Carpenter, AesErh Nlsen and Sloan
u so o1dent guarantee ~ to the manner to which
the admirable pro&E1mtne will be performed.
fHE EEW ITALIAN GFIhA c0Nf4KY.
MAX Mafctxek. who hk1 happy fzc1lsy foR
blditR biz Tins, t1S ut lat emerged Srom tho &C.
cluslon Of hle Staten Ial2ud br1ck-kilns and once
mora sppeArs Upon the surface II tho head OF an
Italian opera troupe, and, appsrenuF, the
stroneest troupe ha n4s eyeT Organized Hts LIT
of attt1t1 10 formidable and viii, evidently, cafTy
the opetsuc world bJ ssorm- Mis- EaE1osu P&su
IA announced foE limited number Of nlghta, and
III dsb:t q the Q1et's af NfaA n 4oxan's Y
Flauto MARsen" In adtttinn the sreas c2rta-
tttcc, MAX announces Min Kellogg: Nina Cszo-
lima De fsr1o. who haa won Tame Il the San Carlo,
\ new pf1ne donna Of the heavy dramatic school !;
Aiaa jennie Landsm2nu. Mlllc Louie G.
TrrcT, ". Lef1suc, new tenor
from tho French theatres; slgon Cottoae,
a new baritone, nnta recently connected with
Envent uarnen. Londou; xud tue old faEor.tes.
sfgA, Roncoul. Masstul]tsul. AutonucG and EeJ-
ID The rrptrtoirs, tn addition to the standard
opetAs. will include Ambrotse ThouAa' Hamlet ~
the best sample Of tho modern French romantic
achool, IN which Miaa Kellogg will sang OpAstia;
the "La C0nte8Aa di Ama!n " Of Petttilax con-
poser Of "Ioue;" and Ferz7rib COMIC opera,
"Fpelet." The season will commence Novem.
ber j, and last thirty dayk In the meantime
What are we outsidt bafhastang aoing to do with
out Cario!ta, who Was promised TO us Ia NO
Set4hef
, 1869-10-19
WISCONSIN,.

Tho Spencer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. th1t
xheGen<lemnn Wall Write Aneshrr
Letter OF Dceltnaslon-8uictd In
nI2lssnnkoe.
Bpec.al Despatch 70 Tha Chicago Tribune.
MADnoT, VILE, Oct- IA
Tne epeucer csse and The action OF the Repuhil-
can COMMITTEES, tn suhsttuttn8 Breese for Spencer
on the Republican State ticket, continues to occur
py Considerable space IN the papers OF tho state
The Racine ddroeatf Is the Soie exception 70 an
unanimous endossement By tho Republican pA-
pciS OF the COURSE taken hy the committee. Al
shown In language cot 10 be Misunderstood.
while the D&mocEatic party uphold and support
dethultf1s and betrsJers Of the public trust In.
fegrtty Above tho reach Of the breath OF aaaudcr
IL 40 essential qualification TO favor IN the cyea Of
the Hepubllean party.
The Kepahl1can Convention In thlsSenato.iAl Dis~
t1ict Apd the Akstubly Dlattct, where Mr. Spen-
chr res,des, pAssed resolutions % Saturday con.
det1ntnR hi conduct aud tusitfyiug aud spproV-
tpX The action ut the committee. 1t II reported
today that III. Spencer has yeeonsidered hts de-
termlrst1on to be a candidate, 1na Wtu shortly
publish bond &d4 Withdrawal.
AnNAuK11, Oct 10 --leonsEh BoueT, Ger
laAn caXar maker, residing n oai Second aItt1,
hang himself IN iii wool shed to-day. Cause,
temporary lusan!ty. He leaves vile a1d ore
Weather re1y cold and raE.
, 1869-10-19
YESTERDAYS flnE8.

At tsif.nast : O'Clock, Jeste!ooy mo.ntnG; tac
NJ t~ttr1J tEaspe house No. . North Nasket sHsrs
1IeIuIirt5, and ncrun!cd By james Galstn- Dan-
agr, sAo; insurance. $500 tn the EQa!ssnle:
Al o'clock yesterday afternoon, f~o 6eds Fete
atreet owned b. Ernst Palteer. aud occupied bJ
lnrres ChNnsd. It seems = t1anken maa h3a snns
,ptn the room With llshtea cisI aaa pFsanT a. y
the FT.emsn'k .-u.,,,a
<.crs ray IA. ~. w1s caused ~ the breaking
~ ~ frc 10 oCe-s:ory frame Building. So- 50
Snrtn Eapa4 street Owned hs J: SUNDERLAND.
MA ccearlsa Is sala5n, by III. Wcieh. Loss.
at out $500. The tre WAS undoubtedly tne "otA u
m tacend.aTy- ,.. a~.,-
tfr. was cAuse.l by the burnipg Of Chimney.
, 1869-10-19
ATTEMPTED SnlEiDE.

A yourc Gcrman, about - yeafs OF ase>
rnmed August Cakten. made m attempt Ut saletde
5cs,ertsy, the efcsts OF which Ni probably proFe
fa!A lie had been employed by William
Sastug, q satcor-kceper, No III North Desplsloes
street, As bartender, but Was discharged
abaat 4 week AGO. Being out Of funds, and un.
.p:c 10 prpeusS other work he took nts precartoas
tltuauon coos,drEsbir TO heart and. q tnc esstst
means pt ext1,castuR himself from b,a ns!enuas es
rrsolyed upon death. According, be puFcnAaed
50 cents worth Of n1suIe IT the drug storc Of Dr.
Dye., No. ls1 Milwaukee arenue. and as.sf hWat-
lowInc the oosc, visited III. Sprsn9f house. He
rn,n,. Nnnsrrnt that pe had desSrtDiued
,nnn x,,r,,ie Dr. pets1tpu MA tnumo1ed.
The hoctor lal,oreri With him ~ me altefoona.
and evening. At m esrly hour this moFniuG the
r:sh ,eEuc man VISA ss.1 a1lsc, but insse hope y
thI, TtAnch OF hrs recovery. Cattens parents
rcs;ae IN Germany, and, 50 fas - Sao"n' nc AS
, 1869-10-19

opinion Expressed thnt She VIII be
Condemned md DIxmnnsIcd.


WASHINGTON, Oct 1s.-A gentleman who ar-
1.ycd here Tonight direct ffnm WNMingtoo. ssv-
the Cnited States Commissioner, Collector ~ the
Port, aud Prosecuting Attorney hare 10 doubt
That the Hornet viii Be condemned ..no d.smx,.
lied. When the Hornet MAS cspt- -.red she hail an
board ten tons ot bad coat. Tr-Ia was removed By
order Of the Collector. and the connecrng
links OF The engine seyered. Captain IItg-
gins pat into pote toieiy under Distress
Tue steamer FtolIe; which was eeut
ron New io1s: ~, -, oudes ordef1 10 prevent the
cruise Of the Hornet AZ ali hazards, even to hnk.
Ing heE. The Ftollc, now at Wilmington, wla rc-
main to render aDg assistance pecessasy until the
csse il fn1Iy decided The revenue cutter Nc
Cuiioco tsalso at wilmington. 1t IS NOT supposed
that Captain Hf1gtns will ba held for tIsa. "a he
assumed command on the high seas and after tho
Hornet had received her AImamenr and Ammnnl-
tton, but thst tnelpaymaste will bc the only one
trted for the treason. lie was recognized
by the oriccts Of the patty who
IN carving aFusa ons OF = Northern port. THe
otlleers and crew OF the Hornet arc represented
to he Of good tlghttbR fmstertat capable Of max.
.pr bold Demonstration, should The opportunity
be offered
W1lAisGros. y. G.. Oct. .s-Tne care Of the
steamer Cubs has been postponed nntl Thursday
or accoup1 nf the absence Of LoFItc, one Of the
counsel for the steamer.
, 1869-10-19
the CAMPAIGN.


this Kvep1na.
r<x~ w,rn
c..sH GA~ ,
o9 ~ 'ae eaa1'ns GampA'Ro GoinInit-
teeo Q! tne Eleventh Ward VII he'd u The Worth
NeGtcru Hotel coeues at QssIolj and Dospsainos
uretn i.rt .v,ninu nanIaI pvnh.1on n ~.
49,. sS 'A "e1 80 e@e
eaas.
AtT some d1acuas!oh i Has DECIDED 10 hase
primary election on Wednesday na1t-3hc polls 70
BE- On the corner Of Hs,ste., and f.nrrn,l i rrerz
eud The yotinT to BE- dons 6etTecu fha hours Of
and D. d,
the folfoFtuR named gentlemen weru appoInted
Inspectors to coutjuct tte eeciiou: Flrst Pre.nct
John Far7rl; Second ptectnct, EiIeft seayerrs:
Tuird Precinct, u q. GoodNilIe: Fourth prcrtnct.
#. J. MCNAMARA
The committee then adjourned
TwKNT1EIH WARD.
4 meeting Of the Campaign committee Of the
Twentieth Ward v1x held At the Besere Honse
Ip&k night ut which the following ticket Has nnn,
inAted aiter rspteAt entered by several Of thn
, 1869-10-19
JOLIET.

Important Now Industrial Enter.
prtsc-C0Eucr Stone Celebration
Wooaten Fiii2-Rnitrond SnbscEip-
t1ou Kecon m Enended-POlttical Cons
teat-Convictss
JOLIET, H., Oct. 1s.--Gsuund waB broxsn latt
week foE the erection, near ta!s caty, Of the ex-
itnstte Hotks Of The Onion Coal and Iron
compan{a Rolling Mil, and the event Of
laftnR tho eorner-stone Of the nrst
tuil1!ng will be celebrated By the people or
thi. CITY and vicinity tomorrow Taes1ayl The
Cornerstone will be laid with Masonic ceremonies,
There sre 10 be TWO large buidinfs-one 225 bT s.
feet IN lze and The other 190 ny - ftet-apd they
vii! cost about 5000 900. The best Joliet atone IL
TO he used In rhc walls Of the buildings In aldi-
ton to theee, the company will build . teorr or
two Of dwellinga, boarding houses, &C, for their
employees. The company expects to be fetdy to
commence the WORK of r0llinR trpn early next
spG1pR Several hundred MoFEMen asc now en-
The Joliet Wootteu Ml1ls are again in successful
operation. tu1nlpR ont clotn& fc
At public meeting held here On Thufsfky eveu-
ing, resolution WAS passed recommending that
3tGo 0e9 be voted n3 the city and town OF Joliet to
"a tn building tne projected joliet Newark
Mendoza Ha1lEoAt-
The political contest IL thss county, between the
supportetB Of the Republican aud the People q
uc8eiF, u waxing xprn- The general lmpteskton
an opR Republicans Is that the straight Republican
ticket Ntlf he ciected.
a. the result OF the fal1 coQrt gctstous tn the
vartons counties Of the State, there has OF Late
betn very large increase Of cnnytc4 IN the asAte
Peu,teuttary.
, 1869-10-19
Tho westorn Homo.

We nse stsd 10 les7l thar
,opular peuooicas, cueourased i5 lht lsvo7 Win
whtch 1t has thus far hcen received, hav. astsa-
laed to make /, still more valuable and attrae-
tive, by adding 10 II btAutlfna tinted cose1 Thus
mn, ca four psges uote Of printed matter the nrst
0f which Is fp!en1d engraved tNte-PsEe. or
irpntlsrIece. We hsse t~rn +ho N the drawing
t7{ thtf. and hare be4stancy IN tas4nv taat u y
thc most beautiful ptcCe If artistic *ptS ntansalp
which uo~ aI10rns my AMERICAN nscazne; ape
Ne.ttru H,,e tbCs AtAufncs the dignlt5
aud iur,t1ance Of nFst-claFs na@a1.ne-
Mauy c1 ire nh.eat *E1tcsa N t1c
TLittd States Ere ca b09pd upon Il ~ coaif1oo.
ION the publishers asiuE q. high ~ one naaasea
toIt$rs for e!nglc article Chicago u justly pEouu
ef her ta,Is md weekly rspert. ~htca. oslnR oe-
ynira to &pcr:1c oaiccte, nre The equAs o. an5 IN
The 3n.{I ..,st tor books ana strictly ltetat1 pS-
rtodteaIa the whole West has been Accuktonso.
uHt,, g1tIe rcccnfiy. TO oot 10 Tic East. hat sns
t,tre Eas corpe when, With the might! locIeafe "
our population, the building q. o. as.sn S!ent
cities, tie g7uNth Of commerce, lug
s$hnen1 Of manufacturtf. tee iouau.nE
VI colleges. atd the culture al oil fte ~ anu
science, tnt. great heart Of the Datlonh oo1aaln
Hln>t base &,tesaturt Of IT, oSo, "otsnf o. r.
| EIcd MD Intelligent people. AL e1ps1s oa tn!s
| Kind Should cou:me:c !hem>elTe* 70 eset5 nsss'
crn n an~ md especially 10 tsesJ Coiet9o man.
| who has particle OF prize tand xhat 1nan MAa
uot y IN The progress sid prosr<tit5 o. our cN5.
ttat Chicago has The hanc.vsarAt literary pcsioal
cal III AM rlca, will gladly lrn II their pat1onaff
FED thca Nt} tht. rrllts cr4 h thtt e1crts TO Ak,
I ~ 41.tt Jhr brAf
, 1869-10-19
f1naL Euporiuu Qpeniug4

The ladies are Informed ttht Wednesday. fhe
qth inst, IL the day s+!ectcd bJ Iioichsn, rslE1tr
4 CO., No, 81 s,s:c street, fof she,s grand opening
nj mi s...eA. AL wishing ia ace the 1ateat and
,vost fashionable garments 10 he worn this com.
tn* .,hat day, Tnrnugh The supef1n1en1tnce Of
Sn Str, /, .etunre. in the dressuaGlng dcra1sUent
sna Mr,. Iokns, IN the cloas aepaftEsslt re- ,a nith
tofH DSt .S.tr >-o.k Ii byouent 10 FaFtst1n per-
Inc,;an Hotcntn, Pslm.rA CO. bare to stoe1 e a
rseennt assovsEen' r. Ts1ss:'; esoss,osH tnT, =,
$3.50 u uep'saest0s'-uy E'd3as; ae.t eae "
, 1869-10-19
MEXICO.
Arrival OF mEsSeEnxd at Maxenniel.
lo-Nationnl EtnAnces-PQbltc mud
13rIWAfA ~ II n a~@1-H--

FfASAkc GokefpF1e3 4eT4TinE.
CIT or AzElco~ ocs. u, ria HAVANA, Oct. a.
Hon. William Y. Seward arrived It MxnzanleIlo On
the 7th inst He NAs received, on landing, with
4atutea frot1 the forts, and wa3 me. by tho Gov
eGnor OF Collins, who, Ia the nAule OF President
Jaattz, warmly welcomed the dlatsngulaned
member Of the Cabinet his left the capl,s1 for
Gnada.atata, TO meet e4-Secre!ssy Seward aud
party.
pTtttoent 3ua1ez hs4 Rone On bR1et r1sit To TA-
m2nlpaS. accompanied by General EAcooeio-
IN The National Congreas mt&zures arc uudar
confederation IN regard 10 sinking fund, Aud 10
pTnr,1e for the reduction Of the nattous debt
C0nREe1s hns fefpscd To grant further railroad
concessions saTc 10 parties who can proTe their
ability to comply with the terms Of the contract
Rtrae Pa1aelo hns been elected Governor Of the
B.ate Of Mexico
Dta1, the rebel enlet. under sentence Of death,
has been paFdoued-
General CAnto has been brought to the city Of
Mexico to be tried bJ CONFIDENTIAL for murder.
American tAgs wert dAplayed IT half-mast Ia
The city On the 5th In hopor Of the memory Of the
late Secretary Rawna s
PChllc snd private enterprise Is revav1nE. the
unfinished agEtdacts In yAffoua p2ftA Of the
country being completed and new ones IN process
OF erection. Public improvements in the cap!tal
are urged forward wish much activity. There ate
pow 4, zoo miles OF telegraph lnts In operation IN
the republic. SIX railroads arc In progress and
$40 niles Of Tailtoad In sst1vc operation.
, 1869-10-19

ing noe 1ndn cAmeis' hail, that Mas sveF axntftod
IL shts caiy. This ttr1u import 1Afxe portion of
thelr stock. Tho n1B1-ctaas tF1do can b accom-
modsted 1t th!1 house With n Ene goods es thtf
wish TO purchase. Do not forget taaS tho opening
ID Tedue$dAy and tho place No, ri HLate stIoes,
, 1869-10-19

quantity Of number, csr raate,tsla, and tools en-
tutfy consumed. Loka over $4,000; folly In
surod. Oae hundred and nf1J wortmen are
thrown Ont Of employment BY the accident The
origin OF The nfe Il unknown.
ATrHEox, Ran. Oct Is.-1na new Central
School building bnrne6 It O'Clock this morning.
lnsnred In tho Phuentx. Hartford SO, 900; Notlh
American, Philadelphia, 80 uo0.
, 1869-10-19

HorB, 4llornthtc nNd n 10nu cop Aahtc
nh1tctars trree IN o2tnton that uo1's Xa1t En-
tract highly terrieeAoie not onl7 = n slele Q!
,!et for cnnvalescens patients, or In the case OF
t,ntepls with entetnled vital po Ae1t, but hSewisc
ior n:scases OF the tnrpat. chrft, iunVk and
ttpu ach ioY cata-yh IN ALI different stages o.
eni and bpAEsenese, aud Tor coosauptsba ID us
c;Csrert stAHes Sold tr 81! druggists and gFocers-
, 1869-10-19

* A sItrhs celd,', ,CcuEhr.-EcSr saro
sra.c c{ inc importance Of caecktu3 = cough CT
"siIsni cod ' u it, Art st2.t: shas #hlca 70 ne
e*slsptrs you'd s's; TO p, na 1na ssne:;: ;;,nx rs
in uchtal Trochts - give SURE Aad asuots iunme-
oiptc rrnef. The Trochcs d" hare Proved their
ccscecy ~ I tcst Of EuapF years. And have re.
- <tc
, 1869-10-19
BURIHE3& NOTICES,

JnnIrer Tar Sonp-f1 a ceFtnan
cure toy chappcd hands and all rouchness OF iE1ttA-
ion Of the skin. eczema, 5ingHorm- Aaltsheum
mrra,ts and other cutA0tou1 s41ctaoua, m1l1nX
thc ain snfr and emooth. Manufactured ~ C1s-
wet: Uafarh i ca, New Yoek Sold nE n drrx.
, 1869-10-19
Braneh Presentation stara,

U1tss 4 SHARP, drnERlst~ Anh family chemists,
hax+t o.,eoe,l 4..spch store Al No. les Twenty
second street, desire 10 Gait The attention OF res!.
de,,a ri This yic,1.:s 10 iheaf ttocS, which It VII
s1xays Re their aim to kccn full and tresh OF The
lei ansl pIrrst goods oass,nsNe, nnn hnps. "
ast ton 10 the wants q! cn>s"nstt aaT ~ 1,Nsc
ne ue1rr sing dcpastn cit 10 10 chafEe o. 100. .,
orrhIy rou;etcut teE,ors, sud prscr1ploa8 VII
te nrr1upt!f delivered to anJ addfefh
, 1869-10-19

= = <% :; f., ,,c far the auup,c.p,,
yes9 IL r. .nd DC - :,Hss ~ sesSy tso
ii 7ee @is aEd e'sa,y &c handrst enc MIL
he delhi, 10 atts hs aonssen, en otns, ~,
=? 81! =. ss:.s : sss '.
s he ner ~ .s1s IT. x o. tds re- H.; e9nSea 81
x.tI lesn iepd, T. rs Y. .s.snae firm the water
~a: as 1 81 s = oue null On
,s .T M f., ~ r. oee Sasxn.ts st FL sy ~ ,,, =, N,
Siae,.cn 4 o1e mill ou the dollar sor
One Hi. md .e<r1 " ono handtcatha n oue NIL, on
ssb @ u I'd s: = ss ssSs
houItf. .aa turiertlue ara te.sets;nihs tshools;
aass /" ~ 81 liz ia.rsr On sl,e M I'D
;,ss1 Il rs I'D taf,as ,9P ,Ps
S It e Il e. Eiss'$s :t'Pf s94
,E'eht lundrrisht u MN on the toas. tor :
s,5ss a;s4sz! tsna M t. ~ %'' sssss' a'st
;tmrntnents q tie CITY Cn.:tc1, as,psosta March
vne -! ~ 81 Fdhs i .ain q rs d.
Ono ni! aid th.rt,.a oae bunaredshs ot one Mil
the ttlt+r II dfrar The rzrrntts q" cleaning and Et-
pairing lhc 'tterts md sl:ryt IT .ald city.
1sn g q md =, is IS "a as;ts
city # ChaEo see.tiink !" thc assesaa VsAae sheses
e n9!Ri, 4hss It. e. and
d ss s.ss iR Sne e
it, viii sht law q such c.st. n..ls I'D provided
rnc noan, nf Fable Workn submitted the fol.
.oairg ordinances, which we're appropriately re-
Fer eare,ng apa nllns Wendell stFee', frou'
W FL eurtinr: nli,np, an1 rsr'ns Huron street.
t,les rss sa.stE 1s% aSS Is s1:saE mn paving ~
For 'curn4oR anl ming iirls 1lrect, ssoa seag
I hIEA " " ~. ,,n,,. m x,nUnyrn frnn C}a.,