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CUPREME COURT, WESTCliESTER COUN-
> TY-n Of the application OF kOBhhI PA IBhhOS
IlBNkY FERRIS JACOB HOWARD, HUGH LIhhhi aud VII
under Chapter $50 the Laws Of 1902
authorize the ToRus Of Nslchese and West
hghsar sad Toan TO BE- known the fori
We the undersigned Commissioners OF Ap
pmnt the matter hereby eve notice to the oNn
all houses and lots and improved
unmpoved affected thereby and all others whom
First That have completed Apprassmeni ard
these proceedings. Of the lands
thereby and slo be opposed tue same TO present Their
writing dny verified the Commissioner before
DAY Of Oct 1903. and that the said Commissioner VIII
the following times aud places AZ the Town
of October, 1902 AZ II
O'clock Dufys Hotel the Village Of FOrdham IN the
Town Farms the 2h day OF Oct 1862 At 10 o'clock No.
Second Of the said appsemen together with maps
by making report have been deposited Tor
animation Clerks Office OF the towns Of Nest Yarns aud
We.tehsstef, a. provided By Law. -
JOHN c. DoHAHuB, )Comms'ionen
HANLEY h. CLAPP, OF
CHARLES w. LITTLE ApprsisemenL
BENJAMIN 2. HASKIN CLERK.
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Surnitur,.

Suruituu.
CABINET FURNITURE.
- Fea,a FURNITURE p-rs Library aud Chamber Suites
ofueNtst styles.
stock warranted
BOHNENCAMP Sc SOSSAU, MANUFACTURERS,
Broadkay bet TWent6rst aud Twenty 'eooHdsis n l.
Orders roH the county promptly attended to-
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find their to advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and In addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, only in EewYork and all its cities and
villages but in every aud Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief as VIII
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that tho
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention 20 reports Of OF real estate both in city
aud country adding greatly to the value OF its col
umns as an advertising medium. The charges for adver
tsing are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE. IS cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line; SEMI.
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Galtstebsstsr 6uautp Seal Gsilt, for Sale.

EOR SALE, or to LEASE-ln Westchester
Il County the city by Negayeu Railroad Aoa.
tce villa Upper NewRochele two miles nom vRechele
the White Plains road the heh snd est situations Ia thu
overlooking Sound and beautiful the surround
ing country The House coEas 10 with Pat 40 feet length.
large Barn Of Land, a.afgr Orchard Of u trer
Garden eurrsa rsspberres and sswbse Eyr Green Lava
with beauties Of flowers and s8bbr that
u be appreciated Inquire OF tie t6c premises
Price
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TUESDAYS WEATHER REPORTS. n
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sr ,,,s. ~ GOO Sun 5:23I Moon sets.. mora
SANDY 40 Cows $3.50 Hell Gate. 4;2l
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Sort @lmOrns 1otit,
Gttan Sttamtrs

IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
Sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY At O'Clock IN, precisely,
from Pier No 4 North River.
MORO CASTLE Cart r. Adsms..........''''Oetoesr ~
COLUMBIA, Capt r. van Size
EAGLE. Capt 81. H. Greene October 81
For fregn, passage Apply g. "HbELEk IT, Pf'dsnt
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Cost ano fuuno.

SlmbI, an6 Slatt Ilauitls.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS-Plain Mar
II beJ ard decorated prices from toto SO and upward
Also SLATE Of every description PLAN ard ornamental
PESRHYS SLATE Co., No 30 West Egbieenhst,
Botwesn Fhh and siKth.sveL
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
WI MONUMENTS GRAY ESTONES 6cThe largest stock Of the
e, designs hand ready ship put up few holrs notice
KLkBER Nos lJg and G East Eighteenth st. near Third ave
NIARBLElZED SLATE, DECORATED
WI MARBLE MARBLE MASTkLS rich ant elegant designs
T. b. STEWART Co. 40 6O1 sIdaye, bet 18Th and J5ihssa
q KLABER, SO FIRST AVE, near Third-st
D.-Ss marble usnte kris,ons monuments Of superior work
ushp redace before removing to bis ne" factory
Winter
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qrntistru.
90 Ulbum ii map Confirm.

90 clhom II mag Confirm.
A CARD.-WM. w. VANDERBILT, Con-
N sultng Engineer Contractor oe Avenue d. East
Twehhst
rINO THE PRESS.-A GENTLEMAN who has
positions sub editor reader and translator The Press
would be glad to soPi Of similar position Address l. u d. Tribune
Office
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Arcr1oN SALES oF NEw-JERSEY REM ESTATE.

Umon.aye and Cumber.aud-st
Lot !, Block 4.............'. %hO
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Srouklm GrlI estate for SHE.

Drown STONE HOUSES in all parts o.
NJ A. ROLAND x Co. 5 Beekuaust NY.
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AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL EsTAT
AUCTION SALES OF QUEENS COUNTY REAL Es


Tvoy frame house aud lot LeOuardst between Skill
JaeAson-sts lot $2SsO
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NOR SALE or RENT in Brooklyn, term
easy three seatse two.ioFL basement AID 81 'pseear se
size above Hos bin on 80 Houses 2N3S lots 1905 price 5000
Appy to " g. HALL NewYork No y Fulton stairs 10 to H.
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EOR SALE-In BrOOklyn-The 3-stOry. high
basement brick HOUSE No 4ol Safest between poseTsst aud
pe $1,000 Apply the premises or at No. 4s West rWee
tehst. Newlork
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1869-12-11

que cosee dnmaque meme On nenlsve point cent
mile rsr aveo meDsonge dc dix louis -i
Le NAL reux plasantat complotant de depouler
vee fen ne qu amait toutes les forces de mere
Et quelquu sant dams cervesu eat sppe Ache ct
yoeu fat battu Ii conviction davor 10 bon droit do
son cote Ht...
~snent monde trop ndslgent pour les crmnels du
foyer qu uent ct qu raneonnent u pches leur sme
plus drement plus Embarrassment quavec pognard ct des
cle La o es atteDt paa billiards cns
sent dams les bancs du Code hono ct meueut beno
men euy M bouore deau cLsude ct cone
vrament monde est top ndulgent pour les crimes
mestques #
Que dArhur Tanconuet 10 chemn de ID vie que de dou
cereux scfsa que de naeur caOdcsns que sauons
ct qui coudoen Et ioqun grand genie Balzac
es tredut Ia barre do opnon pubque loque dun dog
pacable ct sar desIsseA b fcue les plates ignanes es
hones cscbSes lee Saitreuses tuptsdes Ouh cs ia
lounis, pessiuisne! .n.sto .-aE a.s
Hypocsie et eouardse syons done h courage dnvecver
nal Ao lee soees que dessons ben vaudoDt eur
pnx.
Arthur await nouvS ROMAN.
Je dtcidei nt derssre fois ct ala diner chez
Nine TaseoDnet se
La marche quill vensit Dc rs, travail mental auqoe sc
t,t livrs rolson brutae quill await prise toues cir.
ntes Ia dsporsbe nouvee ui await anuoacte
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pas premier aaire Moss Ia chance
contre depus cest raon pour quee toarne
Lgoa6a est fort habe ct isrst exge impeeusement
quill relieve LIE psuvre homme perdu plus que moi ouand
squsis cent mile francs en- squait qsatre fos autant
est pafrieeuent impossible quill relieve point
Alors 10 rsmsttra les cent mile francs mere Qu mem
pscAe dae de ire des economies gains mensues
Et pu six mile francs par serors trop genes Js
point do point strs charge pauvre vee
mas e1 taysH t6utc vie. II s Absoument quo je
fssss sos association ayec Lagirou6a
Ao . d<wanda comment II sbosdsnitl h question auprSs
= Nms 1sneoanet
AaS sxsnte-sept cette densre lassa point
ener ID sre se' scu etintelectusles staisn
completes Mage ct active, dgne DAME pre'que septnsgs
sir ssa outes dentr h excellene e Fen
ecne ds ic m logique inexoabe Rien nest tel que 10
commerce dc detail pour conserver lee femmes.
Le1ulssnce prooogee do anceupe 6pcsre pour Arthur,
nDdqua nulement d3caderce dams caracee Son M
- posvs s So mere lanait psrce quelle anait
uavenent aioement usqua rezsseation, mails, mssre
dIsssiA es sayait compter ct comptait st
dsse uns ias nsjeure son imperative, aison
rtplqse pour quele corsentit dsuunir dc bien
Neler nom de Lsgou6s dams tout cec pessa Taneonst
en- nsoeeant Dc nouvesn celia ser dangereux Le mesur
81 sseore 1nveser hore celes que abqaas
aureos pour obtenir dsux cents francs du veux Pee Nas II
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sneurs dams un labeur remuneratif,
ct, blancs GU noirs, seraient interes.
ses l'ordre social ct opposes aux
spoliations fiscales. Une societe
de credit foncier aiderait les pro.
prietaires oberes d une liquidation
qni pour eux aboutirait i 10 fortu.
ne. Plus de demande inquiete de
bras, de penibles debats de salai.
res. EtPour inaugurer un tel re-
gime, il suffirait dun exemple, dune
initiative.
Mais quoi, oe sacrifice ct cette
mutilation repnguent II y await
une telle satisfaction d'orgueil A
presenter an Mississippi une large
FACADE, dat-on e pouvoir entreteuir
ses levees ou kultiver Ia dixieme
partie de ses terres! 0ui, mails
Sans cette ID tie d'amour'propre,
que de ci;utes d de defaites, Dc mu.
tations de proprittes, de posses.
sious precaires ! Ceux qui mons Il.
sent savent bien one 70 planteur
ralait sous 10 aette et ait tenu en-
laisse par .'usure. est la vraie
fortune. Ia vraie, Iibart4, ct l'inesti.
mable dignite ,eiIes eomportent.
que le pIanteus ,a!viendra 4 &C.
querir, en- &C RES ant l une perte
toute de sarfsc 1t d'apparence.
D'siileurs, natl pas commence.
sans trop sem hdre coa1ts.- en
adoptaut ra4 a'i CONNIE associz
sous le uiagn 4qae regime des parts
de recolte trace par le general
Banks, ct g eontinue.t-ii pas, en-
comedian ses ira ailleurs. inde.
pendamf tide Ieur saiaire. autant
de terre h'ils en- psuvent cultiver
!e dirnanf 70 ct une partie du same
di, ct IA ge des ostes de somme
necessa ! & cette culture I? Ces
concess mont pas desarme le
radical ct il dissuade les af:
franehis deS cortrsts annuels, dams
l'intentionJmanifeste d'achever 10
RUNE de ltplaGtation du Sud. Aus.
al le moye de sa,ut est-il tout indi.
one, ct nous reste / savoir s'il
sera te' ct Vi la division du sol
s'operer d profit on an dStriment
de ses al ems ct legitimes proprie.
taires. '
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LasirouAa mod6aent du tout tout 10 cac accouuSde do
figure Une peur inquste ct tne agitation 6svreuse empa
eaent naturesment inoucance b6aude ornaire6
edt prs6d do ndre des toures cachees ct voontaire
ment dmulees quill meat pes mesx rus Nuo Taoqonnes
ned point Ste douee do ID double quo donnent ms
ct mere x annses Do souances ct Dc sacr6ces qaee
aura dcvin6 que m nstt point dams etat normal H.
acon dstae don't Ia bai 'front.' sa0chere do ps
roles It petit tremblement qui prSait o
dres movements Arthur 10 vo montrat grand come
den. t#sHAt 81 ##aFsE q
Lexfpiciere IL crut mslsde Apres assir smbsss6
dhsbude ellie esya do reconrer par queqscssses
paroles eDsntnes que les vees smnes amens podiguer
leurs grands hls
Au lieu de deder Arthur brut des tendresses maeees
10 lsssa foid ct penf soneesit point Apod0 sx -
Do bonse dame demeurat courbs sons 10 pos %
sxios Az moment De Ia plus dstessbls sct 10
crur lu manqust do h mschnation dsn crime l&psp6
aton tout monde dc precpices ct d'obstaces psfe
pces que pon snchr dun bond les plus endurcs ostac
q srstent les plus hards Masrs y ass
sgorsme 10 ds TansOnnet dtrasssut rge o estAs
oes sont excusabes pou,ait plus enassr les it l
parent ben du NAL Bien quo 10 moral ls N oale<ps
deia plus le moment de fnppsr 10 coup favpuchaG -
Il ehedtsirs errcuier
tLa saitt ~ pysaksis ss.tvaJ .Htt.
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Paris. LIE Sud ma pas Ia maSse oe
petits proprietaires qui resisterait
en- Europe d l'assaut furieux dn
prole.ariat dtchaine; sa maigre pha.
lange de planteurs nest susceptible
que dune opposition passive ct
dun martyre inerte. Sera.t.il asses
maitre de ses passions ct de ses
ressentiments pour Sc transformer
scion les exigeDces du temps, assez
habile pour battre Ie radicalisme
sur Ie terrain meme de 10 revolution?
Uu seul procede de transforma.
tion nous semble 1 10 fois possible
ct infaillib!e, Ut cost le demembre.
ment volontaire de la grande pro.
priete, is dEision spontanee de Ia
glebe iufesonde. La plantation du
Sud est appellee 1 revivre sous Ia
forme de village au groupe de mai.
sons heureuses, entours de champs
partout cultives. Pour celia, le plan.
teur u'a qua vendre GU louer sa
terre par lots; II vente. ct Ia vente
i longs credits, avec garanties ct
hypoth4ques. serait preferable /;
aliene dams ces conditions, lie sol
doubIerait ou triplerait de valeur,
ct Ia valeur de la psrtie du domaine
que sc reserverait le proprietaire
egalerait celle qua maintenant le
domaine tout entier. Ses acque.
reurs ou fermiers seraieat ses tri.
butaires ct transporteraieut leurs
cannes 4 IL sucrcrie quill dirige-
rait. ayant cesse d'etre agriculteur
lui.meme pour dsvenir exclusive.
meut industriel. Nous parlons lei de
Ia Louisiana ct de la production du
sucre, ct indiquons un plan tout
aussi applicable pour les planta,
tions de cotton des antres EtaF du
Sud. lie grand planteur, pa@se 1
l'etat de graud industriel. u'aurait
d'autre souci que Ia fabrication ct
possederait, pour Ia. perfecionner,
Ia liberts d'esprit ct les loisirs qui
lui mauquent dans son cumul actael
de fonctions diffsreutes. II fourni.
rait, moyennant retribation. les
machines agricoies generalement
employees dams les Etats des autres
sectious de l'Union. En6n, il At
teindrait 4 pas rapides une richesse
substantielle ct une influence in.
contestee. QUAINT aux petits pro-
prietaires cr9es par lui ct autour
de lui, stimslss par ID joyeuse cons
cience de la possession. i!s travail.
leraient tout autrement que le So
Iarie qui remplit languissamment
sa tacbe. prodigueraient lears
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d'utiles r(f1exiOns sur Ie cours des
chooses ct 4 de sages precautions
contre des dangers imninents. La
grande propriete. Az Sud. est Fob
jectif de la revolution, ct lie point
vulnerable des detenteurs on titu-
laires de wastes domaines devenus
encombrants ct steriles. Ellie tenait
4 i'esclavage ct a.ete tuee avec lui.
Certains planteurs en- font naive.
meat l'aveu. lorsqu'ils s'evertuent
1 substituer le sewage chinois 1 la
servitude africaine. sans songer
qre, 81 leur v@u etsit exauce. le NAL
don't lis Sc plaignent serait eleve d
"a plus haute puissance. L'agitation
1 laqnelle lis sc livrent pour sauver
II glebe dane pulverisation fatale,
est la cause de cette herse aux
dents de fer du radicalisme qui
opere si douloureusement pour ho-
tre pays le nivellement materisl
ct moral. La derniere devise ecrite
sur le drapesu des hurleurs avi-
des d'sn parti que rien n'arr6te,
est oelIe "des quarante acres ct
de IL paire de mulets." Cons
timer a tout prix uu ptcule .
l'afffanchi, sc l'inftoder par cette
investitures au moyen dune loi
agrsire. dune appropriation gene
rsle. c'est le programme de plus
en- pias declare du parti qui dfja
est parvenu 1 balsyer tons les
obstacles du chemin quill occupe ct
psrcourt en- maitre absolu. Rien nc
saurait contrarier 50 marche ct
s'opposer / ses volontes. les sonve.
rainetes d Etats n'etant plus que des
mecanismcs rouil!es on brises, ct
PUnion elle-meme subissant tous
les eatrsfhea,ents instinctifs ct
ayant perda dams Ia fsvre de la
guerre ct les transports de la VIC
toire le SET government qui fnt son
plus noble sttribnt. II ny pas lieu
de rite des lois agraires. CONNIE
d'hypotleses chimeriques, ct il est
bon de considerer que nous sommes
en- des circumstances exceptionuelles
ct violentes. Az bord dun torrent
sans digues. La vote de l'agraria.
nisme tut ouvcrte dans l'aniquite
II plus recnlte: Noise 10 pratiqua
chez lrs Hebreux, Lycurgne chez
lee Spartiases !; lee GracIues sen
serviren. 1 Rome CONNIE dun le-
vicr politique; Babeuf le precha
sous 10 premiere revelation fran.
caisc, ct le communisme compte
de nos josrs des ors'eurs applaudis
su congrAs do Bale ct aax clubs d.
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TRANSFORM

Les revolutions previennent tou.
jours, ct souvent longtemps 4 Ia
vance, des coaps qo'eises tiennent
en- reserve, ct ces coups pourraient
etre kvitks. D'oh Went done que
lcurs ADVERTISEMENTS ne sont pas
compris. ct leurs sommatious pas
executes : Ponrquoi MULE cociete,
neuacee de Ia foudre, ne Sc munit-
ellie Qua paratonaerre! Pourquoi,
an contraire, pris d'sa inconcevable
vertigo. les peuples en- p4riI sem-
L!ent.ils courtiser ou defer Forage
qui grcnde sur leurs t9tes :
81, anjourd'hui, ~ milieu de tant
de lamentables ruines, nous disions
aux tristes victimes de Ia guerre !:
-Lorsque jadis surgit Ia question
des Territories. le Sud. loin de vou-
loir embrasser CO qn'il pc pouvait
etreindre, devait se contenter des
Etats Oh II vivait au large. en- paix
ct en- liberte.-SeH interet evident.
en- 1860, Etait do voter en- masse
pour ie caudidst uoioaiste Douglas,
II, vainca sar 10 champ de batailie
electoral, do subir Lincoln qui. de
sou propre aveu. stait hermetique.
ment emprisonnl dams uue infran.
ei,isssble l6gaiit< ct deneurait in.
puissant contre les institutions da
Sud.-Ls fsute de ls goerre. oette
faute. pour ne pas dire plus. <tant
commise. aursit etS rschetee par
i:Acoeptstion des conditions cffertes
par ie Nord Aost y triouphe final
4tait devena certsin.-Le sort des
arnses s'etsnt prononot. IL fsllait
s'ilcliccr devant un arret qn'on
sSait provoque, reconnaitre Sans
arrisre pensle l'sboliion de l'escla.
wage. en- dSduire ct en- r6siser
spontauIment les constqseaces. ct
ue poiut q laisser srraobsr noe l
nne les rlformes qui aatsrsllemeut
dGcoalsiest de ID situation nouvelle
ct - rtsumaieut dsas ltgalitl eivile
ct polstiqoe dee adsapckis. ct qai se
eout accoapiiss \ srsvers tostes
les rlsistxnees et sdx dkpens ct !
l,humilistion des anciens propri3.
tairss d. col
Ces 6clatantes veritSs ne rencou.
treraieat maintenant auoan contra
dicteur s6risux. ct DOS lecteurs -
frapperaisnt 10 poitries On confes.
ssnt humblsmsat tAnt d'isS6Pass-
bIes srrenra Aussi no lee car rap.
psloas-soas cue posr les inviter 1
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DR. !. % AN A B E
pENTisTE
Eurea- st-IacqusA rive Eauchs,
les du Convent.

Offre yespeetueusemen - services aux
habitaats "a, stJoan-Bsptiste, oa II fera unc
.ournea ehat ne mois.
Pour plag mpies informations, s'adresser
nc DR. Hart ST. Bsptiste. amai Ia
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lie soussignS l'honneur de prevenir
les families quill Sc cbargers de Peutretien
des tombes dams le cimetiere de Ia paroisse
StJean Baptiste, ainsi que de l'ouverture
des fours, de Ia construction des monuments
ct de toutes les r<parations necessaires az
bon etat de &c qui lui sera con6e.
s mars 1869. PAUsrIS RoDRIouE.
10S'adresser, pour renseignements, soft
4 NJ. J.-B. Caine, soft ~ signataire du
present avis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


How H0sielterss BitteTs cures dyspepsia.
THE WHOLE STORY II NUTsHELL.-The Office of
the stomBeh is to convert the food into acream-lke
semi-fuid called Chyme. This is effected partly
by the action Of solvent, called the gastric juice,
which exudes from the costing of the stomach, and
] partly by a mechanical movement of that organ,
which ehurns, it were, the dissolving ailment.
The Chyne passes from the stomach into the duo
denu, or entrance to the bowels, where it is sub
jeeted to the action of the bile and the nutritious
porlion of it converted into fluid called Chyle,
which eventually becomes blood.
Nov, it is evident that if the great solvent, the
gastric juice, is not produced in sufficient quanti-
ty, OF if the mechanical action of the stomach is
not sufficiently brisk, the first process Of digestion
viii be but imperfectly performed. 1t is also clear
that if the liver, which plays such an important
part in changing the nourishing portion Of the
ehyme into the material of the blood is congested
or in any unnatural condition, the second process
will not be thoroughly accomplished. The result
of the two failures is dyspepsia, complicated with
biliousness.
The mode in which HOSTETTER'S BITTERS
operate in such cases is this: they invigorate the
cellular membranes Of the stomach, which evolves
the gastric juice, thereby insuring an ample suf-
cheney of the fluid to completely dissolve the food
They also act upon the nerves of the stomach,
causing an aeceleration Of the mechanical move
ment necessary to reduce the food to homoge-
neous mass. They also act specifically upon the
liver, strengthening it, and enabling it to pro-
duee ample and regulOr supply Of bile, for the
purpose of converting the nutritious particles OF
the Chyme into Chyle, and promote the passage
through the bowels of the useless debris.
| In this way, HOSTETTER'S BTTTERS cure dys-
/ pepsia and liver complaint. The explanation is
! plain, simple, philosophical, and true.
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Ed. JoURNAL:-Within the last week
nothing has transpired of any special inter
est. Ia the various business departments
there has been the usual activity, although
money seems some what close. The new
depot building has been finished, and was
opened, on Tuesday last, Nov. 9Th the accom-
odatiOn of the travelling public
1t has been determined, by the society of
the evangelical Association, of this commu-
nifty to erect church edifce, during the en-
suing year. Sufficient funds have been
raised to warrant an early commencement,
and in all probability, action will soon be
taken toward procuring building material
It will be indeed a desirable improvement
and result in great benefit TO the best inter-
ests ofthe town.
Several weeks since, upon the farm of the
Rev. c. A. Munk, of this place. the remains
of six Indians We're dslnterred, with several
Indian implements, pottery, shields DC,
while plowing piece of waste G. ound stu
ated on the banks of large Mud Greek. O,d
settlers recOlleet the spot as having been the
site of an old Indian burying ground. The
remains were found buried quite superici-
ally, the bones were very brittle. One skull
was obtained almost entire, and is now in
the possession of the writer. Jam.
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girl, aDd then told her that be would under
take the education of their daughter and
afterwards mary her, which was done
1t has been ascertained that dead beats
live great while out of the ground,
We wish prohibitiOnists would take meas
urss 10 prevent money from getting tight SC
often.
The man who went to the show, on Satur
day night last, came away singing 40 Soil
tude where are thy charms"
The merry jingle of leigh-bells was hearc
on our streets, Tuesday. The snow lef
nearly as quickly as the sound of the bells
The only blossoms that retain their fresh
ness regardless of frost and cold, are whisky
blossoms. They seem wonderfully adapted
10 this climate.
The Coleman Family exhibited to very
respectable house, on Monday evening last
They are good performers They had in
tended performing on Tuesday evening, but
the storm and bad weather prevented.
We had call from Clark Wagner, the
editor of the Toledo Commercial, on We'd
nesday. He was locking well, and reports
the Commercial, prosperous. The CONNER
ci0l after next week, will be the only morn
ing daily paper published at Toledo, and as
it is one OF the best dsilies in the State, iu
should be wel patron z d by those who de-
sire good pa, er.