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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
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Women have Aaid that our ssx h .useu>
durable from the time they leave oH kie1ine
us - Babies and begin to kiss 10 - neeS
Those women wefe certainly half right. No
man Of gallantry will consider himself se~
grieted if he he has been necl estd 10 inisss
cy, provided the oscnafofy obligation tkea
due be paid with interest twenty years Alters
war,ls.
Respecting feminine Babies, only thossr
ere agreeable who are sixteen and upwss1s;
and they are quite as much Babies thsa -
when the poles Of their little lives are parp>
goric and teething- rings. The dsveiopsd
Babies surely cry a. much ss they dia IA
s~.ddhng clothes; but they cry gracefully
sad eeutimentsaly: they make no noigo
about u. -. .theif audiences are usually as>
diences Of oua.
What ID there, what can there Be, u isa
tsrsss - Baby, psoSsr:y such : Win
some eas tell ne? Ihavs bssa diligsaely
poadering the question Tor twenty ysass,
and 70 no purpose. Ihsve evea Roas to
- Babies, regardless Of sex aAd coavss
niseo4 = dbeoves, Il p9nibls, The Sossse u
~ - Tset - ~ vess:ssss:
stood ia 1sir cfitnsoa presence, asxious u
% oeu8uS0s NY Only oooRos 70 ooko01oo
No With such necsoaaaete teass - swol>
lovisg thsir own 6sts- fsass which I, win
the faint Of osiGiaal sin rsosssasd they asvef
quite succeeded in. when I vent very near
them, or attempted BY negsssie nseipalas
tion to qeiet the rcaf Of Anger and dsHaacs
my society caused, they iaG1sesd 6b0 pulf.
ing oct ny hair-with which nssps ~
supes1uoasIy blessed-os psobine ~ ascks
~ Of ny eyes With their sheru6;s 6sess;.
To Tat ! objected, as had bat TO 80,
and was consequently Isbakea By ths do
ting soshes, Who charged mo viti. hsssfes.
ing with thS Bsbr's sshnsenasht. - vssf
willing babiss s6osld b wLelesonssly oees.
pied, but wien their happisso sad y tiss'
ion srs incompa,ills, - wssseh ssesgi
70 prefer my vision.
I pity Babies from my inmost soul-r q.
ways did; but eahhot like them-fsr thsy
are NOT liksable. fhsy must suffer, poor
liuls creatures; II they did not they would
not ksep up such as internal uoise. Il i
IN axiom IN philosophy that there L no n.
isct without sufficient cause; sud accepting
tAis, vhers thsrs is such. perpssaal oatcsy
there must b CORRESPONDING pain.-Jrnrs
HsxRi Baowxs, In RhckarTs AoAtSlv, ~
Maw:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

From The New 0rIsaas Pissyuae.
A isw EVENING" since many Of ths asdi-
snce of fashioaabIs theaass hsd tAsif at>
lseaiss ssasAs1sd 10 yesae lsdy and gsn-
llmsn occupying secluded nook 10 the
dress circle. They did not appear 10 b
there 20 much to enjoy the play - % p
near each other. Il took no strstch of the
imagination 10 view them - lovers. There
was I tenderness in look and action, . gem
tleness Of misn, . caressing fondness visible
in the hidden pressure Of ths haad, which
said, ~ plGinly - words coald ~, that
Cupid was again busy with his psasks. For
them the world was I'll co9lexr de Soes, The
cup Of their happiness wss full to The brin,
and the moments few BY them goldes>
footed, and rosy with promises rich IN .
bright prospective.
L u scarcely necsssary to say hat the
lady was yosng and pretty the incidsnt
wouldn't bear tslling il she wasn't. The
old sayicg that 6ne feathers make fne
birds /" derived no signifcsnce fron hss.
Nevertheless, the lady was richly elads 80
the easily robe vas secured .. IL waisesn1ahl
s6elt fastened With goldsa buekle. =
The play had night scene 10 il, ana Il
st oaee Tie tbeatsr was dasteued sud .
dense gioon sstsisd on the nook ths lovsss
oecspied. The thrilling interest of ths
scene sttraetsd every eye 10 The ssags. Tra
y, they wsre alone ia . crowd.
1t WAS psopitious moment Lovingly
the arm of the youfh stole ground the fair
form, 20 delicate Ia Outline, 20 willowy and
inviting no woudsr a electric thrill burnt
along he veins Of shs sneircliag member,
and made The arm cling more psssionately.
But suddenly The lights biased up, and
With quick jerk ths youth sought 70 rs-
move his arm; bat, - fate would have It,
the tongus Of the buekle caught ia ths eu6
Of bis coat 1t hsld hin like hook.
"1srcyi ssaovs your asn," whispered
tAs lady, ftaatically.
II sas'tl" and he yoatA tnsgsd agaiss q
the obduraae bucks.
"Oh, tsks is away do, bssseeh you !"
"r9 tsyiag. doa't you - r asA again
be sssaysd 70 ssasass ths slssvs bid struggles
oaly nAks CT.
By this tins he suppressed whispssisg
bad sttsaessd shs notiss Of The people
around tAeo. Ooe, more observing thaa
the rest perceived De causs Of the cmbar>
rsssnent, but not aware Of the reason Why
ths tsoder eassss wss psrseversd 10, reached
over the hack of BID chair with he admoni-
tioa, II say, yoeagstsr, waia till you ges
home; yoa'ss making . fool of yourself"
Naddeood By his ovu ine0eetual efforts,
and The ledy's essrvhs1nisg dis.rsss, the
youth made one sspeeas s0ose at relsass |;
asd jerking ths lady hslf vsy assssd, the
trsschesons buckle qsis IL hold, Just u the
rvbskiag vsies ofshs rsbs1isg stranger 3D.
vissd him that ifhs'd oaly wait till t6s cur,
tain fell 10 shosd have the whole corner,
aud might then FEAST on The sweets The eods
had provided.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

We called at large importing hosss in
Broadway. not long ase, Which ssnosnces
itssf - sAsalisg esssly 10 osn's ssder>
1sss,' asd omaeiag vsse esf discoveries.
We came suldssiy spes . lssrs room, which
we at 6rst nistook les . parseyre Of tropical
flowers IN fun bloom, but which, % sxam>
inasion proved TO b The sample room for
mems neckties. Such patterns, such styles,
such colors, We had never imagined to be
possible in neckties-especially coloss.
There was one collection oe such flaming,
glowing, blazing, burning rcd, that we isvol.
unfairly asksd Tie psopristos il tie insur-,
ance companies didn't rate them ~ extra
hazardous on account Of fire." We hardly
felt safe, and longed for . Ere engine to come
and play On those neckties, and put them
out
The prices Of some Of The specimeas oi
nen's underwear which ws saw ia that
vast establishment ran up to > friehtful 6g.
ure, especially those Of the wedding gear.
We will ses down . list Of the articles, u
what we were told were the usual retail prices
fos them in Broadway shops:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Prom he Milwaukee esatlnsl.
We were always Of The opinion that the
genuine "swigeers" Of fnsl-oil, forty>rod
and old stons>tence, were The ouly beings
troubled with "all tie ills that man is heir
to-" but the following from . Temperance
man has dispelled this idea. 1t shows that
If "snakes and "fusil" abound on one
side, rats and no1ses " may flourish on
the other:
4iLwArKxE, IL April.
DsAa 0In- You excuss If vould trouble
yoa With this fev lines sa . regular grossd
shoslsr and hocksavsr aod yos ca end me
1t the City hall must every day and sill
request Won, what shall do. saSed 500
Dollars in grssabsx and pus them in old
stocking in the cellar under The floor OF my
house because was fright that soaebody
would steal them out Of my bureau a box.
! went in ths cellar to look about ~ money
to sse, but allesl the rats o. nousos nade
them I'll to pieces, 20 that mot quite half is
leit Of eseh, win request yoa 70 advsssiss
this 70 The Public, and rsqssse the Public to
give Ne pssssst about ~ ualssay noasy,
youzs truly
vsry temperance
Walnut Stssse Wart
Nilwsskis.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
Walnut Ssssss Q Wars,
xilwsukie.


During his residsncs il Lesdea end
Liverpool it vas the custom Of Gsoese Fan.
cis 70 give, every fourth Of July, What be
styled an international Banquet and to
these banquets be invited, ysar aflsr year,
Notwithstanding the expressive silence With
which bis Invitations wsrs esssrally rscsiv>
ID, such notahililiss q Lord Palmsrstou,
Earl Rassell, Lord Elgin and Prines Albert.
The only resronss which i known 70 have
bssn msds by thsss high persosasss 10
Trains frequsss tssdsss u Hospitality, i
The following somsvAas euss eooaasics.
tioa from ths Psivaas sscrssssy Il Losd El>
gin:
"sua-Yea ass iafeensd that Lord Ilei.
viii .otbs pssssat ~ year Rsafth Il July Dsa-
qssl"
This nissivs Train was il ths hahit Of
showing 70 his Ansgieaa ftisadu, q iadi.
eating Dc distingpishsd society il which he
moved while il Loadea. With ell q 0eosRs
Francis's intsnss rspublieaaism - = aaiis
- msch Of . snob - evsf vas Thackseay.
Bat. notwithstanding this tri6ine vsaknscs,
Train i alvavs and svsryvAers % Amsri.
caa. He does noa in Europe saoae q oar
customs, o. ape ths manners Of lhe sGsnin.
ate asislsesasy. II veuld rather = - i ~
portsd U have said at dinasf II Livsspool,
"bs IN Anseiean eiliasa thaa ~ fese psss
ef he realm Of 0ssas Bsilaia. ."-Rehsrd's
1bsaaly, for NY
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
Ofa nohle iptellcet ruined bv ho)dine q

Ofe aobls istellces ruined By holding .
eoveransnt place in washisgton City, Doa
Piatt says 10 The Cineianai Csssmercial:
~ saw sitting 10 . chair of tbs lobby not
loae since crsaAars vho Aad lot in drink
almost ths ssmblaacs Of . man. His rar
red cloeAss we're actually indscsnt 40 40, KIND
swollen hands and fest and rsd b WE SRse'
nads ths passsr-by turn bic bead
on. Hs sat shsre half asleep, apo MI
Cd creature, and ye: ! had kaow9 e
ouly twslvs ysars since, whsn ~ .
know this man. He vas handa' z. .tel>
lsctual and pleasant He vas kns<, ~ the
real author Of the reciprocity treaty betwsss
The United States and Cansda, and had then
bssn offered, and deel:ned - beneath him,
The position Of Assistant Secretary Of the
Tssassry. He gavs delicious little dinners,
We merry and liberal, but b did accept ~
olRcs ia Washington, and sank lower and
lower, uatil now while ! vrits, As sits . loath.
a thing in the lobby, shasssd by sll."
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

According 70 ths Nashville papss Ten.
nessseaa 81 ish ars not particular a "a
What they make their meals o. 4 6sA d
feline name, weighing ssvsnty-two pounds,
was rscsntly caught thsrs With large brasa
ksy, steamboat pike, asd . dollar, 6fty
aud ten cent pieos wrapped up in . piecl
Il eftarpaulin in IL siosash.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

A Nsv Yort letter has this sseeds4s;
which isprobably = true nov - Il svss -
AT ths fifth Avenus Hotel, Nsw Yoxk, Q
lev nights ago, james Fisk, Jr., smsag ~.
On, vss locking as . picture. The crowd II
The rotunda jossIed aksisst them, when Yisk
he -ass you crowdinei Do yoa know
know who ] an NO, ! don't know, ed
I don't care . ID ~ Well, vas ~ ~
ply, 81 james Fish, Jf.' Ths slsaa9ss
shrugsd bic shoulders sad rssposdsd, do ~
knos Who an r No. nor doa't givs .
d-s,' ~ Fisk'a rvjois6es. well, sa;d
the stsasger, am John C. Hesnas; -.
haps yss wSaid lits - pssA hin haek.
sWeIk right upsnd - u piessss, ssjuissl
ths Erie King = b msds way fss ~
kise q The piiss riai:
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

A Pnonrf RspLy.-Rev. Rsw3ssd Hin
nd to ride 70 asd ftuo chuseh 4 6ers
riage. This gave s0eass 10 - II u -.
bers at least, vbo vsss % ese - 10 hasd q
prayers q slis eo.s.irst;ss sss - -,
vho yissdiag - Pt;ds, = = the tsbis q
1ici:s isss eassiaEe - sssssss NJ -
Divine Assees . r;ds uPes asae.' Il -
not till Ar. b. - sso1 ~ pap9. - -.
served the ssssaaiSe sssa1sA iAss - setiss1
ias import; then Ayiag kdsva, - said s1t
i true, brethres, ! rids u NJ esintsss, bSl
1.-THE author of THE soaiee viu oppoR q ~
door At the eosclssioe Of the esgvieosy ~
elsd and bridled, I win 60 ny III " nd
him hoos.n
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

TnR WEstERN MAN.-In . late lot.
ter to Hoors's Rxvol Ness Xsrksv,
George Bungay gives. : most fsithfui
liksnaas Of true spssimen Of A sss.
tern and western man csstfasted:
"A Westefa msn 10 IN EasGtfm man
eslarged-he 10 sxpssded without
looseninR the 6bcr. Let No illustrate
my point. A farmer comes from be-
twses the hills Of some Eastern town.
His money has bssn coined BY the
sweat OF his brow. He looks at il
ttics before spending IL A green.
back i something that keeps 6in a
his back. He hesitaees Q long tine
bsfofe be paris with his sshord easned'
dollar: 6ss him - 10 pulls hsa II
pocket . gteasy old valet lied q
viih IN interminahle string. H1 stee
grow wider and wides - h uavinds
the stringy sering-asd yoa tssss IL
dnancial farrow doepeoieg n his In
ted forehead = he psackss tAs ten.
csat sssmp whish ~ ps3s with selae-
tass hand6 = the im6aG1sat rseipieok
When ~ has bsea y the Wsst . ~
months, what . ohanQs GUGnes eves
the ma Who VS. o. ths vss4s -
mises hood His fnet vsais . sber
fhl look-h,s step i bsegast-M
voice i fal and clssr-Ais peesses
are accsssible- pockstrbses
larger and uneeious sith Srsr -
-and thsro = no Io9G ~: =
kind ahnnt IL III and leFeee $500
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30


n Uotro Dane NJ Oon 0oceass.
INDEPENDENCE, IOWA.
10 - spsssd % the 81 Of April 1859, undse
tAo ehasgs Of Ne Sisters Of Mercy.
ne sdssstiesal eesrss Of instsustien, en-
tsasss I'll Tie slsasatasy, - vsll = The highss
bsassAss q - esssoplishsd Edueatien, Ele-
gaass n 0aassss, psaiesssss and ~ principles
u nssaHey, ass se3sses ef snsssslng assidsity.
paDils Il svesy Ans0iaasisa are admitted.
Tsnue ~ DAILY PuplIs.
Psinasy Dsp't, ~ sr. Of IL weeks o3ee
Istsrnslisas" :" So
len3oe 5ol
Musls - - r. Piaas, /" l3yee
RssoeA, ossnan,
LatiA snd Italian, eaeh 6.oe
Enbrsiaesy asd Needle work Of every dsssrip.
tioa tasght without extra charge.
For further particular, ana terms fer beard
suPERroREss..
50 IT,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

A sishl-ssee 8 Cnld He6os says the
e4Elhuosks ass fAse diaappsss3eg under the
haads of H. liliesse lsAA ssarckses, vhease
tosad evesyuAeso aleag ths ias. Teas q
ID iron aid lsa1 ass easis1 isto Rich hAos1
ffoa ~ fsla, bs vAleA : roand. price b
pAi1. He adda: "Wemel several aseroes.
vifA lasgs sasks, eollscsisg 10 hoass a des1
t9ssa, WhieA tAey sold 70 the boae>gfi16ae
b AieAneal. Upoa qusstioaiag -, %
aseegt4in X thor also carried % kUusn
beeee, tAsy sut&haicslly rsplisa. No, ~,
- Aset va1t 10 shosts aaise ~ fas -
toass.~
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30
THE CELEBRATED
GROVER / BAKER
Sewing Machines.

The Best Family Xackins IN The World
STHEsE Machines are superior to al sthsss
in Simpiieisy, Adaptation 70 Great 1ssSs
or Work, the Eass with which they are wsresd
and their freedom from liability TO gst ost Il
repair.
This is the only company who make both the
Shuttle or Lock" Stitch. and the Grover D
Baker Double Elastic Stitch. thus giving Po.
chascrs CAsics and privilege ef srehasgiss.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Their ore seven rsasons Why farm
ets are healthier than professional
men, vis:
I. They worh moro, and develop al
the leading muscles Of the body.
=. They taks their exercise in the
open cir, and brsath . greater amount
Of exygsn.
;. Thsif food and drinks ere CON-
monty lees adultsrstsd, asd far more
simple.
&. They do not ovsrvorh thsir
brain - much - industrious pro-
fcssioral men DO.
5. They take their slssp commenly
during shs hears Of darkness. and DO
not tTy u turs night into day.
Q. They arc not % ambitions, and
do not wear themselves ont % rapidly
In the fierce contest Of rivalry.
7. Their pleasures are simple and
lsas sxhausting.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

At Ogden, shsts The Paci1c Han.
road gets among The Mosmons, Bah
op West attends . the spiritual Hanta
Of the multitude q a spen bar cn
wesA dsys, and With Mc9ulon preach-
ing on Sunday. He says hs waa
"ohosen Of God" for thia very puf.
pose; but m irrsversnt patron Of the
weekday entertainment writes that
II his religion h 20 pursr than bic
whisksy, he will sever see the prom
ICED land. Ycu oan eamhle On that. "
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

Il struck him that her voies wss lsss like
isesnss BOW, sad ness hts melted silver /;
which was very good fancy, byths-vsy,
and hs would make . note Of il against soMs
inds6nils sxiessciss = elass orator.
Soar fsass, ear hopes, ear aims are ess,
Oar ssafssts 81 suf sssss,"
faltsrsd The little silver voice and % siaklsd
smtn Ahsn.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1869-04-30

- UWB1V YwSU
Bat " shall still b Joined n hsars."
And hs, turning round With the audiencs,
back 70 the Rev. Ar. Love, - was the fasb>
ION IN ~ Bloomsbury First Church, lihed
his lace to hers, sud their foolish young ey. .
mss-nst aud dropped. and the work vas
doas.-ELlzAsErl SruAar PHsLPs, 10 Hav-
pW's xa0ssi~e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-16
SALES At AUCTION.

A UCTIoN NOTICE.. NJ. TAYLOR, AUcTIoNEER.-
n Magnificent Household Furniture, Panoorte, Bronyes
Paintings Drawing Room Suits, Ac public auction this
day Friday resdencc 81 West Fifteenth street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues, commencing nj ION
O'Clock Superb Drawing Room Suits covered crimson and
gold and gold brocstc Of the richest description
auetero bos de Cabinets Tables Encognues, Book
case Velvet and Brussels Carpets French Plate Mirrors
Panofoe, Paintings BY emnsnt artists Lace Curtains,
robes Hair md Spring Maerses Banksts Sheets Coun-
erpanes Extension Table, Buffet China Glass Silver Ware,
Ac NJ B-Parues wishing 10 attend this take Firth
avenue stages or SiIth avenue cara
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERvI

L OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING ARoHTeoTI
July l3 1852 (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until IL M Of the
3st day of July, 1852 for all the whole OF the
Fence Coping enclosing the United States property
on the Park New 500 feet on Broadway 800 feet
being $50 feet, less, of Fence and Coping
Said Fence and Coping will require to be removed be-
fore the 14h Of August next all portions remaining
the ground after that date will be forfeit the United
States.
Proposals endorsed "Proposals Fence
Stone Coping" and will be addressed TO the undersigned.
The Department to itself the right reject
all Of the bids II be deemed for the interest Of the govern
ment to do and bid that does conform
respect to this advertisement will not be considered
A. b. NULLETT,
m
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TREAsURy DEPARTMENT,

l. OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, July 10, 1859.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until II NJ. of the
Sst day of Juy 1852 for furnishing delivering 10000
barrels more less Of the best quality Rosendae other
Cement equal in quality thereto,
Post Office building in New York Each barrel to contain
least 200 pounds OF cement to be delivered
OF from 900 barrels subject the order of the SUPER
ysing architect or his agent and al such times
their Judgment necessary.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond in the
of $5O that the bidder will and perform the
tract awarded to him, the suciency of the security
certified TO by the District Attorney Of the District where
bidder resides.
The Department reserves TO itself the right to reject
all bids be deemed for the interest Of the
do and bid that does conform
the requirements OF this advertisement will not be con.
sidered.
Proposals to be endorsed: -
'Proposals for Supplying Cement and addressed to
A. b. MULLETT, Supervising Architect
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YNREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE SUPERVISING AICHITECT)

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until 2 n. of the
3st day of July 1882 for the excsvAng
all earth from the site of the Post Office the Park
amounting to $4,000 cubic yards The sand
found the site will included contract put
will be retained by the department The excavation
authorized agent
Measurements will be made in the excavation pay
ments monthly, reservfng ten
and prompt completion Of the work.
All bids must be accompanied penal in
OF $4,000 ten thousand dollars that the bidder win accept
and perform the contract awarded him. the sufcency
the security to be certified by the Attorney
the District where the bidder resdes The department re-
to itself the right Of rejecting all bids ii II ia
deemed for the interest of the any
bid that does not conform In every respect the
ments of this advertisement will not be considered.
Proposals will be enclosed in sealed envelope endorsed
proposals for Excayatng" and addressed under
signed. A. B. MULLETT. Supervising Architect
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COAL AND WOOD.

60 IN a CHALDRoN FOR c COKE BY w THE CARGO Cargo,
hrst street and East river vessels loaded IN one day
IF. SHERWOOD
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II EATING. --CULvERS sIMONDs' IMPROVED HOT
and hot water Furnaces the best cheapest
thoroughly tested In Also Registers and Venat
manufactured put and warranted by the Simouds
Manufacturing Company, successors TO Culver smonds
Co, so Cn street, New York. Established ls4j
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
- undersigned at his residence In Goshen to complete
Presbyterian church, up to the 23d of july
1869. Plans and specifications be by applying to
the undersigned. GEO. NJ. GREER, Treasurer.
GOSHEN, n. Y :, July 10, 1869.
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DY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auconeer
SalesrOOms Nos IS Chambers and n Reade
Art Galleries 8l7 and $40 Broadway, southwest corner
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On Tuesday, July 30 at l0k A. M at the private residence
407 West Twenty third street (L.ondon terrace),
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Further ia tcuars hereafter
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mediate possession. Also Store; best location; Sixth
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81 yslocipedist in New Haven while cross.
IHg a street, ran INTO a horse and knocked him
DOWN. The horse was so injured by the tall
inst ne owner was Obliged TO kill him. and ne
nOw holds the velocipede rider responsible TO
he extent of $500.
ia gentleman in St LOUIS, day or two
sInce. lost $1,000 tor the recovery of which he
fered reward of $500. On the subsequent
cay be received through the postoffice he sum
he had lost, minus the reward. 40 Eame or
ole accompanied the enclosure.
"IDe Revolution states that Mrs Fanny
hsmbIe lOI ago set the example to the women
4 Massachusetts Of riding astride on horseback
s~Counterieit so United States Notes are
rs ain IN circulation.
The editor of the lately suspended
thsriestOn Mercury issues his Pare we'll
lie says be will be unable TO resume publica-
ton.
a. There is a school for teaching ladies the
velocIpsde in New York cry, but il is kept
very private.
s$Nersallles. Kentucky, has a temperance
'1dge which mustsrs one member. and il is
hettsr OF In that respect than most Kentucky
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