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DIR. J. W. COMPTON.

Ofhce-Third Street, between Main and
Locust front rooms over Judge Igleheart's
ofice).
Residence-On Oak Street, one door from
the corner OF Fourth AID Oak Streets.
nova d3na
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Chicago, November 4.-The Com
mittee of the Presbyterian General
Assembly, which has been in session
for some time past in investigating
the affairs of the Theological Semi
nary, closed their labors last evening.
p The long standing disagreement be-
tween Rev. DR.. Lord, Divinity Pro-
fessor in the Northwestern Theolog-
ical School. and q. III. Mccormick has
been brought to an end byla compro-
mise satisfactory to both parties. 1t
will be recollected that Mr.. McCor
mick ! subscribed 100000 to the
school, and had paid $75, 900, when
political differences arose In the insti-
tuition, which resulted in the election
of DR.. Lord, Republican, to the
Divinity Chair; and on the refusal of
Mr. Mccormick to pay the balance of
the promised endowment (Which he
had, meanwhile, transferred to the
Theological Department of a Univer-
sity in Virginia, over which Gen. Lee
presided) the matter was brought be-
fore the last General Assembly and a
Committee appointed. at the head of
which was Senator Drake, of Mis-
souri,, which met here a few days ago.
Last evening the result was arrived
at: DrLord remains in his present
chair; Mr.. Mccormick is released
4rom the payment of the S25 900
claimed to be due the school, and the
three directors, Judge Lincoln CLARK,
ID: u. Spotford. of this city, and one
other, who were elected during the
qnarrel-all of DR.. Lords party
should, to make things harmonious
resign, and that three others, accept
able to each party; should take their
places. To this all consented. The
contestants signed the papers and the
strife ended.
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Sr. DOMINGO, Oct. 25-via Havana,
November 4.-The revolutionists re-
main inactive. near the town of Asua.
The rumors which were prevalent,
Of the sale of St. Domingo to the
United States, are gaining strength.
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WANTED-PARTNER.

wRYKTH A CAPITAL OF EIGHT
w hundred to q thousand dollars, for
the purpose Of carrying on manufacture
business now in successful operation. Ad-
dress y. M, Post-Ofice Box 976. tno5 DIT
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Also. for the "OOTTAGE BIRLE,' -
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KEY WEsT, FLA, November "a
Herald special states that the schoon-
er w. III. Cleara, from Nassau,
arrived here this morning, with 120
men, who were taken from the Cuban
steamer Lillian. She was captured
by the English authorities at Nassau
while AZ anchor in the harbor. The
vessel IS said to be badly injured and
condemned as unseaWorthy. The
balance of the Lillian's crew are at
present in Nassau.
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BOSTON, November 4.-Thrce hun
dred mechanics and laborers were
discharged from the Navy Yard yes
terday. Nearly every department IS
being reduced. e%t
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LOUISVILLE. November f. - AT
MillerstoWn, Kentucky, a man named
Buckworth, stabbed and killed one
Meredith, in self defense. Ea
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A GENTS WANTED.-s75 to 5000 per
IA month TO sell the original and Inn
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY Saving
MACHRE. All complete for SI5. IL VIII
hem, fell, stitch, bipd. braid and enbroi-
der in q most superior manner, making
the celebrated "a Lock Stitch" CAUTION
Do not buy Machines under the same name
as ours from any one except tnoSe having
certificate of Agency, signed Dy US, as they
are worthless cast-irOn Machines For CIR
cuIars and terms, address or apply TO q.
BOWERS s. CO., 456 spruce street. Phila-
deIpbia. Pa.
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FOB SALE-LAND.

lU ACRES, WITH GOOD HOUSE.
stables, and other improvements; all un-
der cultivation; % miles from the clty-a
short distance beyond Oak Hill Cemetery.
Address Post ONCE Box 2S0, or apply TO
me on the premises.
oc30 dtf +. w. LINCK.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia, Nov. 4-Ex-
President johnson, who was an
nouneed to deliver an address at the
Rome Agricultural Fair, will not be
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Late News from New York. j !
more Eleotion Returng.
An Old Man RObbed-He Shoots the
Robbers, killing On0 INSTANTLY
The OihHr nine In q 9hnrt Tilnn

Robbers, killing OnC Instantly
The Other Dies In Short Time.
Sr. LOUIS, Noyember 4-On Tues
day last, an old man named J W.
Lester, keeper. of wood yard oppo-
site Island No. is, half way be
tween Cairo and Memphis, while on
his return from supplying the steam
er Lady Gay with wood, was boarded
By skiff containing two men, named
Moore and Burns, who robbed Lester
of one hundred and ten dollars, the
proceeds Of bis wood. As they were
leaving his boat, he shot Moore
through the heart. and Burns through
the hips. Burns was taken ashore In
a dying coalition, and confessed that
he belonged to gang of pirates and
thieves, who not only prscticed sys-
tematio piracy on the river, but rob
berry on land, and that they had muir
dered and thrown overheard from
boats Of different kinds, four men.
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a WATERS
New Scale Pianos,

COLOMONiS CHHLDREN's UNDER
- CLOTHES SUPPORTER Is the most
perfect article OF the kind ever offered to
the public; made prettfly, fits nicely, gives
esse and comfort, and Is Just what every
Miss wants. Mothers interested 10 the
comfort and health or their daughters
should examine its merits. For sale by
MILLER, GARDNER q CO.,
--.----- 45s"eRSyitls1 1lLs9 ..
CO., So Sumner street, Boston, Mass.
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sew ADVBRTISgAiENTS.
Dissolution.

VSTHE COPARTEERsHIPH HERETO.
u fore existing between q. NJ. Norris and
B. Burbank, In the manufacture of ofwtndoW
shades, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All debts and dues settled by B.
Burbank. GEORGE M. NORRIS.
nov5 d5t b. BURBANK.
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do eAA A YEAR guaranteed 10 AGENTS.
DOsUUUAddress J. AHEARN, 5 p. o, Ave
nue., Baltimore, Nd.
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BRANTF0RD, Ont, November :
Ellis wooden mill was burned last
night. Loss 100000; insured for
$4,000.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Nov. Awhile a party of
priests and others were returning
from a land meeting in Fanan, they
were attacked by persons lying in
wait on the roadside, and brutality
beaten. One has since died from his
Injuries. The. assault is generally con
sidered an Orange outrage, aud cor
oner's jury has brought in a verdict
of murder against seven Orangsmen
implicated in the affair.
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ESTABLISHED. 18g;
Nevv AdYcrttacrnenfe.

PBYHAE bEARHC CsBEEB will change any
y colOred hair or beard TO permanent
Black or brown. One Comb sent by mail
fer 81. For sale by Merchants and Drug
gists generally. Address Magic Comb Co.,
SlO' fHgJ5e'd, JfdSsGchUSetfs.
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Honse and Lot fnr Sala

RY ORDER OF THE COURT or
4S common Pleas OF VenderburghC COun-
at private sale, on sATUHDAY. the 8Oth
day Of october, 1859, Lot No. 8, in Block No.
40, In the Eastern Enlargenn q nj OF fllfg CITY.
situated on the south side Cf Cbesfntlt
Street, between Sixth and Seventh. The
House contains two tenaments.
TERMS or FBALE.-One-fhird cash, one-
third In six months, and one third IN
Twelve months, the purchaser 70 give notes
bearing lntests waving relief with 80ou
security.
Persons desiring to look az the property
VIII Please call on Metor Robinson.
HELEN M. KELSEY,
oc43teodR4tw Guardian
EvansViiIe, Ind, oct. 2, 1860.
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ALBANY, Nov. 4.-The House of
Aes1mbIv. as figured here, stands:
Democrats Il, Republicans 81.
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Sr. LOUIS, November 4.-Suit was
brought in the Circuit Court to-day,
by Geo. II. Graham and others,
against Socrates Newman, for one
hundred and twenty thousand dollars,
alleged to have been wrongfully OBJ
tanned or withheld from the estate of
Graham, who died in 1852, and of
which estate Newman was admins
traitor.
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a VOID QUACKs.-A victim OF early
IA tmprudence, causing nervous debili-
ty, premature decay. &c., has discovered q
free to his felloW-suderers. Address j. III.
REEVES, % Nassau Street, New York.
oc22 " Bm EpN
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Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE FIRM OF GATES a. GEEGEH
-A has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr.. Gates retiring from the frm.
Mr.. Geiger will carry on the business coll
leeting all claims and paying all debts of
said fiFm. 0EORGE M. GATES.
FRED. GEIGER.
Evansville, Nov. 4, 1869. fnov4 d3t
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FOR SALE.

TEOR sALE-XALuABLE MAIN
STREET PHOPERT Y-'rhaE aDiendfd
property known as the EKler pf0narfv
Situated on the west corner OF Main and
Sixth streets, fronting 75L foot um Main
street and $50 feet on Bixfh Street. Said
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms. Apply %
j. p ELLIOTT a SON,
Real Eatnto Agents.
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
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Ara OHOW MADE TIN six
OAAHO months. Secret and sam.
pie mailed free. II. J.. F1Lidnl, ". y.
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New Advertisements.

pNEMA ALE COLLEGE. Boroentown
= NJ Board aud taition sos per year
For catalogues address Rev JOHN III
BHAkELGs AN, President.
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BERLIN, Nov. 4.-The ministerial
budget has been laid before the Diet.
1t recommends the creation Of a sink
ing fund, to absorb one per cent. an
nually of the public debt. with view
10 lis Ultimate extinction. 1t also
proposes the conversion of the pres
ent loans in Al per cent. Rentes.
If the Chamber agrees to these
measures, the proposal for an aug
mentation of the taxes will be with
drawn
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The dwelling of Nathanf Downey,- in
Harwieh, 5AIassac achuSetts, was destroy ed
by fire "Wednesday evening, and his only
children, two little girls, aged SIX aud four
years, perished. The. parents were VISIT
ing q nefghpor.
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Man Horribly Scatded at
Poughkeepsie, lr. Y.

He Shoots the Robbers.
Ef ~
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PARIS, November A dispatch
from Alexandria announces the arri-
val of the Empress Eugenic at the
terminus of the Suez Canal.
PARIS, November 4.-The specie
IL the Bank of France has decreased
100000 francs during the week.
meetings -naVe been held in various
parts Of the city. The proceedings
were ordinary, and in no instance was
the interference of the police re-
quired.
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Colonel TClarke,S formerly of the Thir-
Osborn, or New York, on
Wednesday, charged with engraving
plates for manufacturing counterfeit cur
ranrY and was held In E2 800 ball
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SPAIN.

TRIEsTE, November 4. = Advices
from Cataro state that the troops, after
a battle which lasted four hours, de-
feated The Rebels and captured a
strong position, which has been occu.
pied by them near Liese. The popu-
lation of two districts had surrendered
to the Austrian authorities.
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ATHENS, November 4.-The Empe-
ror of Austria has arrived here. He
landed yesterday morning, in the
Pierocas, when he was received by
the King Of Greece, and conducted
with great ceremony aud festivity.
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"KYOW SHALL WE PAINT OUR
II HOUSES?" BY j. w. MAsURY.
Cloth, go pages, 81 so. Free by mail on re-
- : - MAsURY & WILTON, New YORK.
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WrTEIOUT A EsTVALI
.H
THE
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France.

The result Of the late French elections having
been almost equivalent to a condemnation of the
government Of the Emperor, the new corps legis.
latii, on being assembled, put on bold face, and
ventured TO demand Of the Emperor some re.
forms. Hitherto, in short, the corps leyislatif
has been little else than sort OF advisory coun-
Gil to the Emperor, who might accept or reject
their recommendations, as he pleased The de.
mands OF the corps are the abandonment, of the
principle OF personal supremacy by the Emperor,
and in lieu OF it Legislative supremacy with a
responsible ministry, ia England. The En-.
peror, after great deal Of hesitation and fines.
sing, on the 18th, sent message to the corps
lsgislatif, in which he substantially accedes all
that is asked. In consequence Of these conces.
sions, the presen, ministry have resigned, and
the corps has been p-urogued 10 August, when
new ministry viii be announced.
The Great Eastern. wish the French cable on
board, arrived off Mignelon, New Foundland,
where it is TO connect with the shore end of the
cable, on the 18th, but dense fog prevailing,
and hnin1 unable :. .snd tic shore end, for fear
Of accidents, the cable was cut and buoyed until
The weather cleared up, when the connection
would be made.
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CURRENT NEWS.


Among the files at Taunton il the finding Of
q Coroners jury, which concludes that "the said
- came to his death by the visitation of
the aforesaid God"
One of the features Of Cambridge City, Ind,
is the exhibition of the strained fly" It is said
to be great curiosity. asa7 s3a..
The great eclipse begins in Asia on the 9Th of
August, and, strange to say, ends in this coun.
try on the 18th. This astonishingly quick travel.
ing from west to east cannot be accounted for BY
the completion OF the Pacific railroad and so
there must be some other reason for it.
One Of the fifteen gunboats being built in
New York for the Spaniards was launched Sat.
urday. All the boats are to be finished on the
first OF August. te .p- s-~ s
Another match has been arranged between
Allen and McCoole, the prise, bruissn. to take
place within four months and within 50 miles Of
Cincinnati. The stake il $25OO side.
DR.. I. I. Hayes sailed from New York on the
LIST inst, for the ARCTIC Seas in sesrchof an open
polar sea. He takes out perfect photozrsphing
apparatus and very expensive scientific instru.
ments. Mr.. Wm. Bradford, an accomplished
artist, sailed with him. ny aae '.o7 sa 5i
Maine, Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania. Illinosi
and Iowa. have each enacted statute for the
prevention Of cruelty TO animals this year
The railroad from Peoria to jacksonville is
now open. and the cars running This will give
Peoria and points beyond, through route to
St. Louis, without coming round through Bloom.
ington and Springfield.
Prof Castle, of Upper Alton. has invented an
interest table," and has sold the patent for the
same to Chas. F. Mills, Of st. Louis, for the sum
of $4,000
Col. Norton 8. McAfee, Of Chester, I'LL, has
lately received patent for selt-operating water
elevator. For household use it is about the size
OF quart cup, and will raise at least 30 gallons
per hour from well or sistern, and by the use
OF the necessary piping will lead the water to
any part Of the house.
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BAILEY 4 CO.'S COLLECTIONS OF
WILD BEASTS AND BIRDS

She largest AM most comprehensive Ami
ma, Exhibition ftant, containing amonI
It's Special voDi. > Polar Dear. direct from
the Nortissrn@ 20 .an; "a Brown Gnancos,
new variety - Lama the Sacrei Cattle
q Loness, with Litter OF Cubs; togethe
with tina following:
Bengal Tigers Black.mane,i Lions Whit
Bsar, Laughing Hyena., Brazilian Jaguars
Senegal L.opards. South American Guancos
Gazelles, Psntaers, Camsls, BufYsloes, Griz
zly Bears, Black Wolves. Emnes, Blacl
Bears, Zebn or Sacred Ok, Alpine Goat
Lamss, D'omsdaries. Bisons, Axis Deer
Aaskin Swine. Striped Ilyenas, Tapirs
Qungga, Z'lra. f'gles. Ostriche,, p-ccaries
vmtures. and fail array NJ Exotic Birds
Apes, Monkeys, Balloons, &c
Attentip,, 1. Hl.o r,,IJ.J ga ria. y,ii,,.;,,, a,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

In the commons, on the Sth, the pending mo-
ton being Henry Bulwer's motion in reference
to the Alabama claims negotiations, Mr.. Glad.
stone, on behalf of the ministry, asked the with.
drawal of the motion, deprecating discussion of
the question at this time, intimat,ng that, after
what had occurred, it was the tacit understand.
ing of both countries that the question had bet
ter be allowed to rest for year. The motion
was accordingly withdrawn.
The Irish church bill passed the House of
Lords on the 18th, but with important amend.
ments, chief among which is one involving the
principle of concurrent endowment, so changing
the character of the bill as to make it virtual
dofsat of the measure by the lords. The main
apology offered for this action by the lords is,
that since the elections which decided in favor
OF dsestablishment, public opinion on the subject
had changed. Gladstone, to contute this idea,
has consented that the reform league shall re.
commence the agitation of the question before
the people, anda series Of meetings has already
been advertised which it is believed will be the
most stupenduous popular gatherings ever held
in England. a tremendous political agitation
in England for the next month or two may there
fore be confidently looked for.
The yacht Dauntless, James Gordon Bennett,
ir., commanding, arrived at Queenstown on the
18th from New York in 70 days, II hours, 6
minutes,-sald to be the shortest sailing time be.
tween the two ports On record
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Spain.

The new ministry has been formed, and is
composed as follows: President Of the council
and minister Of war, Gen. Prim; minister Of the
marine, Admiral Topete; minister of state, Sill.
nela minister OF the interior, Sagosta; minister
of agriculture, Eohegaray; minister of finance,
Ardanez; minister Of justice, Soulla minister
of the colonies, Bicerra. The press and the PEG.
pie generally condemn the ministry.
The governor Of Catalonia has been dismissed
for not preventing republican demonstration in
Barcelona. Disorders are anticipated there, and
troops are kept in readiness to suppress any tur.
bulence.
The remains of Spanish lady who died in the
Protestant faith were inferred on the 18th in the
general cemetry at Madrid. This is the first
case Of the burial Of Protestant in the cemetry
which has occurred under the recent order of
the Alcaldc permitting and defending such fun.
erals. Nearly 200 Spanish PROTESTANT, were
present. There was no disturbance.
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Cuba.


There is now chance Of getting something
like reliable news from Cuba, CAPT. Gen. Rodas
having granted the correspondent ct the associated
press free of the telegraph, 80, ing so long as
he reported facts, though unfavorable to the gov.
eminent, a knowledge abroad Of what was &C.
tually passing in Cuba could injure none save the
rebels.
The news of the arrest of the Cuban iunta in
New York was received at the rebel camps with
feelings of dependency. at seems" says let.
ter, 'like the death OF your nearest and best
friend. Yet, seeing that it is now liberty or
death, we will fight as men only fight who are
driven to such desperation"
The cholera has broken out in tho rebel camp
near Hernandez in consequence Of which nm ex-
!, petition of 120 flibusters from New York lust
arrived refused to enlist in the rebel service un.
til the close of the sckly season. and returned TO
New York.
The cholera and vomito arc also reported az
prevailing .fearfully among the Spanish troops,
in consequence Of which there is little military
activity on either side. ir .r, 0rs1Iq
The Peoria Democrat learns that twenty.three
bridges were carried away by the late heavy
rains in that county. NJ alWH
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Ireland.

There was riot at Belfast on the 18th, be.
tween the Orangemen and Catholics, in which a
large number on both sides were injured. But
two arrests were made.
From Galway despatch CT same dates says
"fenian disturbances are Of daily occurrence
here. Last night Capt Lambert was shot near
his own house, and fatally wounded. The assas.
sin was arrested.
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Encouag~ by solicitations Of many gentlemen IN OTTAWA
and elsewhere who feel interest having reliable Office
IN this city and trusting 10 the long experience Of Mr. Lowe
IN connection with hi. father long successful aud trust.
worthy Real Estate Dealer In New York CITY the eboy.
named nrm tender their services to IL drhg either 70 sell
purchase real sf.te In any part u Ia Sale county with
the perfect confidence that they can render 20 All Az,
plicants the nsest entire sa,i.ftction.-.H feE III
All letter. promptly answered. and instant attention given
10 all orders. ~ Z a.
Persons desiring to purchase lands Ia Iowa Missouri and
haIs, mud II to their advantage To confer With Nessrs
Low" Co, Is they have very ae,svc $780,: in 49,
States. 49,
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THE WONDERFUL ELEPHANTS

THE WUNDERFU L ELEPHANTS
belonging to Sands, Nathan 4 Co., whic
make the creates, display Of animal trair
Ing ever Witnessed. Will execute their r,
markabl. 2srforninncss--evincin a hig
degree Of excellence. almost bordering 0
intellectually.
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Austria.

Bishop Lins has been convicted, before civil
court, OF uttering doctrines subversive of public
order, and has BEEN sentenced to three months
imprisonment. The case is an important and
significant one, the papal power hitherto having
claimed the exclusive right to try and punish
bishops.
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THE BEHEMOTH!

Who, as he crops his varied fare, the herd.
In widening circle round, forget their food
And at the awful stranger wondering gaze.
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~ Persons having estates for sale or desiripe 70 MIR.
chase Will please leave their ordsrs with - =. =
B. II. LOWE ! 90. e'
'uy ~ al1 fHEsg c,lttoa Heel y
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FOR SALE.

A Very Desirable Fa rm-Rour miles from Ottawa
East This farm in good condition. and will be ssld for
S63 per acre. The farm contains 10s acres.
Apply to j h. H. LOWE co.
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EOR SALE.

Ono or Eight L0ss-k BY TO each, on very easy
serms Vhis propsrty IL located north OF The CheSgo H.
IsS Z. X. H. Depot, lot Ne. :, bloct No. g.
Apply 10 R.H. LOWE CO.