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REAL ESTATE,
GREAT ANNUAL SALR
At Auction
Three MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF CHOICE
Chicago Real Estate,

Chicago Real Estate,
On the Goth day Of May, A. D.
1869, at FARWELL HALL,
on Madison-st., between La"
Sale and C1ark-sts., Chi
cago, Ill.
Sale to commence May 30, at
10 O'Clock q. m., and to continue,
forenoon and afternoon, for I've
days, unless tic properties OF.
fered nrc sooner sold. Sale to be
pcremptorJ, and ALL properties
offered will be sold 10 the higll-
est and best bidder.
The property offered will con-
sfst in part OF:
200 Lots $4,000 feet each, to n
10-foot alley. Situated on the
Drcxel-ay. Boulevard to the
Great South Side Park. Said
Boulevard Is 2o0.fect wide, aud
will be Immediately improved.
Also 400 Lots within ono block
of said Boulevard.
Also 100 Lots, 5ox1S0 feet 10 al
ley, fronting west on the Grcut
South Side Park.
Also so Lois fronting cnst on
the South Side Park, nenr its
northern boundary.
Also 100 choice Lots on the
Knnkakec-lav. Boulevard TO the
South Side Park, md on tho ave-
nues Immediately wcst of Aan-
kakcc.
Also 200 choice Lots between
tho two BouleSards, On Charles,
Evans and other avenues.
Also 100 very choice Lots on
Forty-sesenth and other streets,
ncnr KcnWood Station, on the
| Hyde Park Railroad.
Also 100 Lois on yincenncs-
road, between city limits nnt1 tho
South Side Park.
Also several hundred choice
and cheap Lots III the southwest
crn portion OF the city, md some
| choice 5 and l0-acrc tracts near
tlc Fllty- y-1ftll-st. Boulevard, md
on tho line of the great Calumet
und Chicago River Ship Cnnnl.
Also 80 choice Lots on IInrrf.
son aud Tylcr-sts., In the Wes1
Division OF The city, centrally 10.
Gated.
Also several other choice 1Fcs1
and North side residence and
business Lots, and q lnrGc list o1
Other property more fully dc
scrlbed In our pamphlet, which
will also contain plats of the
stt1nc, which can be Ind nt ou,
office on 9Iay 10.
All OF the above property I.
anlonE The VERY CHOICEST
AND BEST Of any property ever
offered Mt private or public snie
In this city. And in view OF our
grcnt Parks, the completion o1
the Pacific Rnllrond, and tho
rapid growth, not only Of ou1
city, but Of tho whole Grcnt
West tributary thereto, tOGctIlcI
with the present and prospect
I've great increase In tho pre-
/ AAA~kA&9 NAA47 4AAe%
throughout the world, we fec
Justified in saying thai now IL tilt
golden opportunity 10 fnyc$
moncyin Chicago, in rcnf estate
md this Ssale the time md place
Tic title to nll Of Tue above dcs
crtbcd property IL guaranteed Il
be good, and Abstracts Of Till
will be furnished each pnr
chaser.
TERMS OF SALE-IO per cen
OIL day OF sale; 20 per cent in g
days; and 30 per cent In GO days
balance thereafter In 1 nnd
years, interest nj = per cent Pc
Alatl1lTn.
CLARKE, LAYTON T. co.,
No. 1913 Waahington-st., Chicago, III
, 1869-04-30

Fourtl, Day. Playing mt taac New
York Billiard Tournament.
NEW IbRE. Arr,l 99.-At the i}llilanl Tonrna-
neut fourth dAs. in the afternoon isudofPhe t%as
nante!A $40 to Ill Kudolphe's highest runs were
l*at C;ollthwnite, I,A-t to ale- Average, l-%
highest t7.ns. l6s aud 81 Goldihwaite's aFerage
was Il; highest run, l2'. Cool attendance.
, 1869-04-30

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NEW YORK
special Despatch 10 The chicago Tribune.
rpr,srur n,srnrrrrn
Worknen, Today, u digging awaJ The ground
IN iront Of tne New iork Hospital, discovered an
Iron boI containing several hundred do!la1H In
roId coin. eyidently burted thirtY or for,y tears
J.R- TorSo.
s,.nn,,on =. nnehancc, stnca xast.r,,r e.. .no eo
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xosxr.
The nnorrr rnn-eet IN ahrrd,n+,v xnnn1Ied NJ T.
ner cenf m government ,.onds ami; : ner I'm, m
-! " eo'e!.au-4A. Do.sAh ~ o4'o -. es"t W
rency Is zs11 toward New York, md the baak It.
noerrsxrxr
W. As.' .n-.
a1e teu!nt A4o'} uiln ulou 2 uuot tna. w 49,.
,s tae OF ee pe
ing fund
mr n.uxo4p MARKET
WIS the scene Of great ACTIVITY, With frequent
and vide fluctuations in the leading shares. New
York Central was the most excited, owing to alter
n,,c en,cs and nnrrhases of 1c,dn1 nar4iaa M
.... -,raa.s M,.ssa.s caa.s ~ ~
man5 eouuso1e to toluaA ea. a1Sa+an sou.ue1n INV m
were stronger toEufd the close
10 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
~r,ry your mi - 1na 49,, ,,s ,,a.,.,.,,
ease II, Eroor3n I'M returned yenict ii IL thna H..
st1ts .s En,tn - ~; Rhn d. ~ a1nas
suIed 81 caDiait Rhod1 sad SeTesnt WEEK. of Is tnc
1uGc, aua hot I,vlST nttenaM 10 iiasgrly
the frcnue4t ieatin9 Of intoxieated men n1 ~ ~.
hne5 ~ tGa n,ifcn ff,ptofi. ~ 49,, w o,,on ~, ~. .ae
nead tte ~ lnG pcee' ,; pIaetst 10 poiee saa-
~ IUns, nst.1 ~ leeH'eN IL 'Aeu Ne "l7
TIE ,osc .s,.snR R.nxo.n n,s.esR
+rhc tncuest in tnr IDnu Island IuilroAtl saupf,
+er was rnntjnHc,1 1cstrr1,aV 1Iilvc1 Tbarc1 ~
is1rsient Of the rtaI t,.iIl9 ons Of tSr wItns1rs
cxaInne.l At the cnnclusIEn ,llscracefuI sona!..
lie r,,surJ 1rtw,rn him and ill.,. :lrpman ~ fhr
tury aixut niece uf Iron nIcre,I IN y tIr Iatter
~ ;hn ssene ~ thr ti!sa.tsT Thc ~ lf;yes,irstion
Tas adjourned hi Mas =
, 1869-04-30

rTNSrAFIt AprEnt111Nu AuEN1A
Arr aafAnrihr! ii Frt-ief airTftsrAas rE IHE Tnln
r*E NJ f'.r% -,H~s AI~1 ~,r-s II r.ss,rs ir<,.
{IArss ~~titts ell fEW1rArEn3 or MAu4 AMY
IL apy tasesa9r> u tie 1. Or 1s7so~its al ~ F%
fkAEt' 4fess Fa'A
OrYfT r. TYARNnnx 1T
, 1869-04-30
To the Manufacturers, a1echan
and Business Men f.cuefaIlY.S

JaLr ncts h tL: 4ntsE:ts1'td l. n 'rspA'' by hi.
vie,. nov q hand. 9: io y h,:c:t'. s,:rs Il:
s.asr ~ keep up the es.abl1+ l- rlail ai
aHth"ftr*! to oetupy aati take eha1s'' ii all tht,
:: he na9 ae,c. - and s .ai % .vr - tr pE.ii- II
e+e pIc.p may h. asrrs1l nl- III the .n7esli
Tools Ssnrer, and materials On la:.a t'th hn.h''
H.id L---c shall trrat thote hind viii, l.u,l :
r5:n,,io .1 eraan:: :s9 9tfSsS F. r .s TIT M !.
ss r. ';' &; ii; IT.; Ia IT
mt::e u III; EEass;;t;sty: ,,on, .-;,,,
IA, ot vii afty ;! t..ns s % IL" ~ anyys t. H.
Tt11e'rec. ter sh.' fa.thtu! s-!1"rfna4:. = sn''
asisy e. sa Sh Sc IT. 15..i
mid 1t.r+&' shail have ,FE~it:r,Eer t"s t'' ne*>
obligations t, the tstist4s,.p .pn II IL. n.s,t:,r.
Ffete1.nee IL: - e.elud. lr:-za!s s::a, o:..r.s
y IT, WIT: s!e s": II m ,s 1ev M :s:s; =
With e"9c1tEt tapatsy s1r vn: tipE AR " HiH Il
a.S. ,4.at Ten HIT "a ss, H. s%st s5.s
G:aia',lt II running I'll ;ht masilaEeTE. H.. n.
q: ~ e y: t:,;.t Hse "A .taE?oE ,nc7:: :,.;ac
k'cLsrE!a Wagons, sc. Thrrr H. Al~' 4 Aaet,iar
efn;aining niHs lait.s md t;ro butt nas:1i7ts = :.
sr3 - "a r: t1ois t e,r,3te.t, F,,laary onr r..
I'D toffy ri t.ns .Ee soEty e; W.T.. sr'!.
Ge-; 1iet, pstte1pa for s1ove and othrr ewing
Hne h.aiIsIs Ist,l fur nsai'sfaetusn< A7:sas. cas-:
HiEf &c There Is at.o .t@3r .5oc- paIIs .sH;' u.
IL gise4 It ssaiHs i fH iSSa i
t-: of rrl~ Il two rasuad dr7ots. sad onr mil. i.
Tirrr 1 ~ bow si~ =: ss:,. huaa.c,. aal s::y
IN t.1'' rH.cn, Mnst Of whom hsv~ .ersrEt -"7''l
Il iur;rs... Tl,r tri4.u i. ,iu.ltr III. cratr.r'
Il p!:sx: - anl w.Id.n. = n..t guy i IT,,
cic9s1- !s IA: &, 1!1ed
, 1869-04-30

Prr7Rr1aH. April ea.-Crndc prt,u1e,..n raarke. cS
tseucly dull and Jriers weak: I+e ctIrzcd Tor $50!
tcrrd # l6c. with III ,u,cr.: NAV. TX. ana jan
lste lithosd sHtt- md 1yer+ .!ikh,ly LIVER: -,
ii si'.e futrn. nominal; MAY Al II Nay ana Jaa
At 1tc: My f'aE Rt A+t. Mar ~ SeVtclae: a sl*e
.juls to Scpfc1nlrf II *
, 1869-04-30
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
The Bulletin in Cincinnati.

s.,ra.v.. tYt,. sdtttoa of The GttcaEa EAa. Esais
Nj tnlssea .3o9t = r. I'll e'e:!f td1t3ss1:
Isl G Aeod In their favor c4zy Ft3Ay Ataen2tu. 70
o8es. lN Sogsh E4ftN.
, 1869-04-30

NaAhsiltr Cotton MARKET.
SAEuvT1k. April 22.-Cttnn Iuiet and towe1
Aiddtrfs, -: k,1s4 ufHIbA-r, H,l34+F
, 1869-04-30
MASONIC NOTICES.
sWHS01tic, .

f,r1eptA 1kdfc No n H. +. ard 4. II. AyeeiA C.,m:
,,unes,on ths tFrAy evening =. IL oeock. Tor work
m 4, pe<1rc VlA!ton cordially tusttcd te atteai
Fer o.de1 o< the W. H. K n. TuCkFR
, 1869-04-30

medal e,uvre.t,on "f "".htnttcn ch'rtcr' Nc q
~ th4 tFriAas} evening ii O'clock. Tor ~ott Oh
r y. md H. T. II. de&1ce.
e. JoHE WHITLEY. Scc7rtA.v.
, 1869-04-30

FERD. S. WINSLOW,
Foreign Banking Office,
No. q South Clark-st.,
Loon1is Building, sells
Gold and Gold Checks
on New York at New
York rates. Drafts for
sale in sums to suit on
England, France, Ger
many, Scandinavia, 60.
, 1869-04-30

nonda at Frankfort.
FRASxIoRT. Apya s2-Evcnios
t-As. tl.<cd q: s.I.GEA.
, 1869-04-30

A fir. class deck a: Ha1.icdst. 1fr Smith Side liz
fevt # ct rs ~ ftYk deep II Asrtray. suitably fts
lumber coal or wood yand- APEIy r"
GEiaa buildings, LLaA.e-st
, 1869-04-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS,

"People will ulwnya give money where they
hREr their uaone1se woyth."+Scw York Daily
TtMea.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30
PGRAeuAY.-The NAVY Departm.nt

PARAGUAY. Navy Department
is ia receipt Of dispatches in detail, re-
lativo to tho surrender Of Messrs. Bliss
aud Masterman by the Paraguayan au-
thOrities On the third of December
Rear Admiral Datis in his flag ship
anchored under the Paraguayan battery
at Augostora, and Immediately eemmu-
niUated with Lopez, whose headquarters
were six or seven miles in the interior.
Lieut.. Commander Kirkland, the bearer
of the messages, returned with an an
swer that Lopez desired to confer with
the admiral in person. and for that pur-
DOS, would oome-down to the river bank.
Lopez appeared and an interview was
had. All the points bearing upon che
matter were discussed. The manners of
Lopez were conciliatory, courteous and
frank, while he continued to declare from
time to- time his intention to accede to
the request for tfe delivery on board th-
United States vessels OF Messrs Bliss and
Mastermane Some correspondence en-.
sued, ard on the night OF ttiie tenth of
December, Msssrs. Bliss and NIasterman
were brought to the ag-ship in native
oonoc.. These Persons having been de-
,liScred to the United States, Gen. Nc
'MahoD made preparations to land on the
subsequent day and present his creden-
tials, but the battle of that day prevent
ed it. He, however, landed on the 18th,
and was received at the landing by sew.
eral officers by Lepez's staff. Mounting
his horse, he proceeded directly to- Lopez
headquarters. Admiral Davis reports
that the number of iron-clads IN the tie
BRAZILIAN fleet at present IN the waters
of Paraguay is sixteen, including single
and double turrettel monitors and old
casemated vessels mounting from one to
sight guns.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30

STATE LuNATIo AsYLux.--Ths report
ofthe superintendent Of the State Luna.
ito Asylum shows that that institution
m dsing . most excellent work The to-
tai number Of patients is sos; number
discharged during The same time, sO5 /;
expenditures Of the Tsymm for two years
Was si57,So4 and the receipts sl5. .sel ;
thu cost OF maintainanoe for each patient
was $3.50 per week, which was stated
to be 81, ,12 less than the average and ~
cents lower than the cheapest asylum in
the United States. 1t is also stated that
the Oolorsd insane are rapidly increasing
there being about one to every one
Thousand OF oo!orod people. A special
legislation for their benefit is reccota.
mended. o." i' ,uoi n r
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30

MANY OF osf readers are perIaps aware that
the Congregational church at Washington, d.
c.. Rev. Mr.. BoYNroN, has for some time been
In trouble, and heated and acrimonious feelings
have been engendered. An effort has been
made by council Of churches TO arrange the
difficulty. The return Of u delegation from
plymouth, Cleveland, consisting OF its pastor
iItey.. DR. wolcou, and a lay brother, Is an.
,nouIfced IN the Cleveland Journals. The prIn.
cipals in, ths difficulty are the pastor and Gen
Howard, one Or The early frleads and founders
Of the church.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30
Repacking Tobacco.
WASHINGTON,

go 'h WASHINGTON.
December, 2s, 1868. e
See!ioH 7s of the Act of July 20, 1868,
az amended by the act of December 22,
1865, provides that after the fifteenth
day Of February, 1869, no smoking or
fine cut chewing tobacco or snuff shall
be sold or offered for sale unless put mp
III packages and stamped as required by
said act. 1t is represented. that, not
withstanding the extension of. time, ma
ny dealers will be put to great incon-
vsnience and expense unless they can
be PERMITTED to repack stocks on hand
now in bulk packages into the packages
as now required by law under the su-
perrvision OF the proper officers of inter-
nal revenue.
In order ogfnrnish the relief desired
it is directed that tie repa cking and re-
inspection of such stocks may be made
under the following regulations, viz:
Any dealer in manufactured tobacco
who has made true aud correct inven-
tory and return of the same to the as
SCISSOR of the district as required by sec
tion 7s, may apply to such assessor, and
on submitting TO him satisfactory proof
that the tobacco which the dealer desires
to repack and have winspectad was
properly inspected undtr the former law
and was included in his inventory made
pursuant to Section 7S of the Aut of July
20, 1868, said assessor may direct an in-
inspector Of tobacco for the district to
supervise the repaeking.. Thu tobacco,
having been put up iu the packages re
'quired, may be packed in cases or enclo-
sures Of such size as the dealer may do
sire. -.
1t Will be the duty of the Inspector to
personally supervise the packing in these
cases or snclosureD, and when the work
is done no will transcribe upon each
ease or enclosure the inspection marks
and brands upon the original packages
and also mark Us follows, viz: "Repack-
ed under my supervision, )" together with
the date, the State and district, and bis
own name and official title; and he will
Immediately make detailed report TO
tho assessor showing the number of
packages branded, aud the kind and
quantity in each, and tho name of the
person or firm for whom the reinspection
was made, with the number of original
packages, and the original inspection
marks or brands upon each pockaye.
The inspectot's leo will be the same as
heretofore established in each district, TO
be paid by the dealer for whom the
work in done. ..r, -.
THOMAS IIARLAND, Acting Commissioner.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30
NEW ARRANGEMENT F!
Ashtabula Marble Works.

l. HE Subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens OF Ashtobua County that having purchased
the interest of L. Reeves and Co. in the Marble Bus
ness and having rcplenished with large stock of both
Marble and Sand Stone Is prepared TO III all ORDERS for
Monuments Head Stones, TOmbs, Vaults, Curbing aud
all Cemetery Work also Caps and Sills, Water TaHie
Chimney Tops, &c, and all kinds OF Building Srone
Flagging cut aud ai. down on short notice, and low
figures any other establishment In the State. We
shall keep the best of material and with good vsrR
men as can be found, cannot be surpassed In
work for style and finish. Please give call and
for yourselves Shop Centre Street, door west
Of j. 7. Robersons Shoe store ii. UDYr rJn.
take pleasure in recommending Mr. Udy ts the peo-
pie OF Ashtabula and especallyh wanting Cemetery
wOsk, Monuments&c, and having engaged my services,
woad be pleased to all my old customers who in
waat Of work, and many new at the old ssaDd.
Respectfully, etc.
Sept. 10, 1868. 926tf J.LREEvK5
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RATHER OBLIvloUs.-At a revival ex-
0i'emsnt IN Connecticut, u respectable
old lady was struck with conviction and
became convert, and was proposed for
membership of the church. There was
a meeting held for the examination of
the candidates, of whom there were sew
eral in attendance.
swell, my dear sister Rogers" said
the venerable examiner, addressing our
venerable friend, "plsass relate your
experience"
The old lady, on being :hus addressed,
lifted up her voice:
"Well," said she, NJ den't know what
to say, as told my husband, MIR. Rey-
ers, before l came here, but believe /
have experienced change, al / told Mr..
Rogers, my husband, after / came home
from meeting, when | became convinced
that l was the most sinful creaturs in
the world, as l told my husband. MIR.
Rogers, and, says he, l think 80, too.'
Then l told MIR. Rogers, my hasband,
l was going to lead different life-wss
going to trim my lamp and have il ready
agln tho bridegroom come. Then Mr..
Rogers, my husband, said he didnt see
what wanted Of another, but he didn't
make no objection. Then i told Mr..
Rogers, ny husband, that would Join
the church, and prepare myself for the
place whore the worm disth not, and the
tire is not qusnched; and my husband,
Mr.. Rogers, told me I'd better.n ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30

INCOME RETuRNs-Judge Drummond oftIie
United States District Court at Chicago, re-
Gently decided, ON two indictments pending In
that court, that rhs ruling of the Commissioner
Waa erroneous, and ths parties indicted for
making fraudulent returns, In having excluded
debts and promIssory notes due them next
year. were acquitted. As such debts, notes,
DC, are among tue earnings of the assessment
year, and have been regularly included In the
assets for taxation, tbs decision is boldly In
the face Of Instructions and practice. lfJudgs
Drummond's decisions aro to override those of
the Commissioner. the whole income and earn.
ings may takes no other shape than iisI Of
notes, aud the collection Of these may be Ia
L,4initely posiponed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30

IHR CHINESE EMBAssY.-Thc Chinese
embassy January 25th, had an audience
with the Emperor Napoleon. They pro.
ceeded to the palace of thu Tailleries,
where they were received with the cour,
tesiss usually extended to diplomatic
representatives of high rank, but with
out military honors, and ushered into
the presence OF the Emperor. The lat
ter was accompanied by the Prince I'm
perial aud Marquis do Lavallottc, the
minister Of war. Mr.. Burlingame, adj
dressing the Emperor, said that he hoped
Franco would receive China rs a sister.
France had hitherto enjoyed all the priv
ilsges accorded by China to the Euro
pean powers. China now took upon her
self the duties OF civilization, and of in
tornational courtesy. Tho Emperor in
reply expressed his satisfaction AZ seeiGg
chiua take SO great step, aud said be
would be pleased to cooperate with her
representatives. lie referred TO the com.
mercial advantages likely to arrise from
closer rotations, and concluded with u
general ccAgratulation. All the mem
bers OF the embassy were pleased with
tho reception. When Marquss do La
valletta personally introduced Mr.. Bur.
lingamo, the emperor expressed his as
tonishment at finding an American oct.
ing as an ambassador OF China, to which
Mr. Barlingalne replied in n happy man
ner, and long conversation cnsurd be-
tween the Emperor and chief arbassa,
dor. Msssrs. Brswn ana Loschamps,
secretaries of the legation were then
PTTssented to tho Emperor after which
Mr.. Browa formally laid in the hands
ot the Minister Of War the credentials of
the embassy from the Emperor OF China.
When this bad been performed, the in
terView terminated. The vmbassy were
subsequently, received by the Empress.
when Mr.. BuTlingame took OCCASION to
convey the felictations of the Emperer
OF China to her majesty, and tho imperial
family
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30

SESAroRs ELEcrED. .-The following Is q
list OF tbs Senators recently elected by the
Legislatures Of the seycrei States nnmed:
Eesraska-T. W. Tipion.
New Yerk--Ex- Governor Penton.
MissouTi-0sncral car sehurz. ,,.
Indiana--D. &. Pratt
Maine-I Ilannibai Hamiln
Massachusetts Charles summer.
PeBnsyivania Scott.
Observation-Disclosures Carpenter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30

EB- The Central Pacific Railroad has been
completed five hundred miles cast of Sacra.
niento and within twenty-six miles of Hum.
bolat Wells. The road will probably be fin
ished before the fifteenth day of April.
GB"Tho Republican Senators, in caucus at
Washington Tuesday, voted not to confirm
any more nominations by President Johnson,
except in case of imperative necessity. 90.
tB- The latest adviccs from the Old World
bring news of the revolt of the savages of New
Zealand against British authority. The state
of affairs there gives apprehensions of pro.
tracted struggle The first battle between the
Maories and colonists resulted in the defeat of
the colonial volunteers. and the latest advices
are to the effect that the numbers of insurgent
natives have largaly increased, and that the
colonial volunteers are badly demoraIized by
defeat. t,.rt ~,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-01-30
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE,

L HE subscriber offers for sale, his entire
stock Of goods at greatly reduced prices
good sSeorJment OF Brown and Bleached Shirtngl
Cotton Flal nels Heavy Tickngs sc, good assort
ment q Eadies DTCEs Goods, a full line OF Gents
Wrappers and Drawers, Shirts and Shirtng Flannes,
ready made clothing Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Q good line OF Back Mtens and Gloves, some Army
BlaBkets, and agenera assortment In the way Of No
tiOns together with fall stock OF Groceries and Crock
ey Hardware, Nails Glass, Paints and OILS StonewaFe
oil Of which will he sold regardless Of cost as the sub
srrber eentsInplates change IN business In the spring
SaybrOok Station, Nov. 'BS. }. r. BUhk
SPORErU RESr-he store Of tho sAbscTiberis IL offered
~r. rent or sale possession given in the spring QS7
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something New.
FOR SALE.

/ HE Subscriber having made arrangements
10 go another and entirely dnerent business offers
ing first class Eating House aud Confectionery estab
lishment The building now occupied by him is well
calculated for Keeping day boaers and can be had for
yeArs desrable ForfGrther PARTICULAR address
the subscriber. 3. q. TALCOTT.
B-Also large lot OF Household Furniture viii
be efered at prices that win pay to look al,
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soAsE considerable attention Is apparent in
the Congregational church, Geheva, Rev Mr..
BARBKs, and she pastor Of the Congregational
church OF AAh,abula spent portion of last
week In assisting our Geneva friends
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A Coon WIFE.-In the sighty-fourth
year of his age, DR.. Calvin Chaplin wrote
of his wife:
"My domestic enjoyments have been
perhaps NJ near perfection ~ the human
condition PrUmits. She's made my home
to me ths pleasantist place on earth
Aud now that she is gone, my worldly
loss il perfect" How many poor fsl-
lows wowld be saved from suicide, the
psnitsntiary and gallows every year had
they been blessed with such q wife,
"She made home to me ,he pleasantest
place on earth" What grand tribute
to that woman's love, and piety and
common sense. Rather different was
the testimony OF an old man, just before
ho was hung in tho Tombs yard in
New York: NJ didn't mean to kill my
wife but she was very aggravating
woman" Lot each wife enquire, "What
am II"
. The above is excsllont. We endorse
every word. A truo wife, pure, patient,
trusting, able to weep or smile, as the
occasion may require tears or Joy, Is in
deed al angel. And We arc sure that
the light Of many home has been put
out forever by wiIO whose brow was
covered over with darkness, and whose
lips were blstsred oyer with tart words
and waspish spitefulnsss. NJ
But then lst us look ON the other side
A little counsel to men is not out of
pluoe. The woman has long enough
been made the pack mule. Let hus-
bands inquire, too, "What am l ?" 1t 10
no wonder that some women are sharp
and quenhoas. How many husbands
are coarse and british aud SEQ nothing
in n wife but slave to wash linen,
mond shirts, aud sabservs tho snds OF
cArnal appetite, No wonder that wo-
man Of sentiment aud besutifuI texture
shsuld revolt from contact with such
brute.