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The national Republican., 1869-02-22
T1NITED STATES PATENT oIPICE,

TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" wAsHIsaroE, D. O. FEB II, 1890
On the petition Of THOMAS J. SILsBT, OF Boston,
NaaSAehusets, GdministIAtor OF tho estate Of Arad
Woodward, ID, deceased, praying for the exten-
sion OF = patent granted 10 the said Arad Wood
ward. 81, ou the 18th day Of Nay, 1865, for an
Improvement In hachiuory for spinhinE;
this othee on the 10th day Of April next. Any
person may oppose this extension, Objections,
deposltions, aud other papars should Be filed In
this once twenty days before the day Of hearing
fsb22- -Msw CJInnissionsr Of Patents.
TINTED STATES rATRSr OFFICE,
~ wAsHISGTUS, d. g. , Feb. Is, 1850
On the pstitlon q JAoo1 A. CoS9vER, Of New
granted him on the l5.h day Of May, IsD, for an
Improvement In MAchias for splitting Wood:
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at this
ofhee the Sd day Of May neSt Any perron
may Oppose this extension. ObJeelions. depo.
siuOns. and other papers should be hled In this
once twenty days bsfors Tho day q heAring
ELISHA PO O0TE,
fsb32-Maw Commissioner OF Patents
TINTED STATES PATENT oPRIGg.
- wAsIsdrOx, d. G., Pab. 10. 1900.
On the petition Of ARcALoys WHrCKHoPP and B.
X. MoRRisos, Of Rlmira, N, y, praying for III q
extension OF q patent granted 10 them September
2th 1855, and reissued on the lth OF October Is Q,
for n Improvement In Boring Machine:
cred that the said petition be heard at this
| once on the "a day Of August next Any person
lions aud other papers should be hled In this on
twenty days before the day q hsssIinaE ,oor,
fpb2l-M9w Commissioner OF Patents
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
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Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. c. W. Brink, the Vice
Consul Of the United States at the city Of
Mexico, Of the death on the 18th Of January
last, at the city Of Mexico, Of GEoRoE Dur
FIELD wIEoAND, q native Of Philadelphia.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

fH-BOYs SIN BL U E-wAsHING-
aar TSSs afSss9RasP TREca S. i
SS e % II s:s$s "a
sSS. q S.S u, 'pS sSe cTss
sSisS wIlI meet fe.psstIysiy At below. Hal.
euth and streets, proceeding from these separate
ia.%.. IN rcst q City Ha1. aso % ]. sSasscd VIZ
N SsiI ns @ ). m: s .s, .us
Third street: street: promptly a7:o o'clock, In 'hsfOl
Dstsehment of Moup,cd Police.
Band Of psie.
E.ssatiTs Bosrs SIf y Shs BsSs s1s ~ s'rH Blue.
District o. Columbla.
Bris,di'Ff fIoI..i 4 BslI Adam. aa,1. sad STAFF
l.t. eth. sth and ! Rssinsa,., under
Dds.ii'i d'h'i'i b.Ia 4 e. x:.si xSsSi'' oonnsad"r
s..s "a "a .Ss 10th; aed IN Ess,sS% s,:Ss. nader
ss.Ss. Ts,1s .ps.lsf 4 ipd r. FSSs.: Ss:.sa %Sss
hGSSs Ss T.S.s :i:s. 70 s'S s:,' % I'D .
s Ss z dsISG, .Ss cESs,es "a RE-
sEs street and tSsaso va iss he rssiSsass q n
PsnssyIyseis. .svsnue. BY he Star o6ies. 70 he
loiEinfs Of Hon. Carl sehurE, National Hotel
Hall for dismissal,
Il 10 enjoiped on brigade and rsgimsntal oiaeers
TO see that the strength Of their several commands
turn. out as fully As possible. The general com
mAnding has impl eli confidence in aud expects
every man 10 do his duty. A. GRANT,
1t Commanding Boys In Blue.
~sLIQUOR DEALERS AssOCIA-
Ne TlON, "A special meeting Of the Assoeia.
tion will be held At Trades Union Hall, nd inst
at hal hna nf INN Ia 10. h.
trade will be considered, wholesale dealers and
others Interested In the liquor trade are cordially
invited to be present.
BY order Of THE PRESIDENT.
tstar. Express. Int, Chron fvblS-A
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tOrrICIAL.1
~ u,,.Dss1I.s.S p1ASrrssSr 9, sss..ys, s..s /

wAsHISsTos, Feb. 10, isp.
Information has been received al this De-
partment ffom Mr.. 4. ]. smithers, the Consul
Of the United States ss Smyrna, Turkey,
Of the dsash, on the lst Of August, is6s, 81
Smyrna, Of ELnABxrH FRAsxR, and Of the
death, on the l7th Of September, 1868, at the
same place, Of FRANKLIN srpI, children Of
American citizens temporarily residing at
SMYRNA
The national Republican., 1869-02-22
Paints, Oils, &c.

nANIEL sHANAHAN, (late Of the arm Of Mar
~ tin a BhAnAhan,) 5Sl PennsylvAnia avenue,
between Sixth and Seventh streets, dealer In Paints
Oils, Window Glass, Coal oil, Lamps. Chlmneys,
VstnlAb. Glue, Brushes, Alcohol, Turpentine. &c.
The national Republican., 1869-02-22

fT- M. u. BRADY,s NATIONAL
kEFRsskSfifiys MN As6 WIf VIEWS.
Hotel-The public are invited 70 Inspect the large
and Interesting eolection q potares con s.tinE Of
81 as oT % fhI h:SHs; FEss
the nr.t shssssnssi 70 dc anal seems % he great
paisn. under dRAET. TaQMAs. HOOKER aud
sakRlpA als9. shsrmia's great march 70 the
valleys Scene o. General MePher.on' death MUIR
freesboro,. battle ned and burial place; fortinoa
he AnSsf.oayiiis Piisont kaias of The ci,s 81 81
Ghstlestop, g 9. Ruins Of Columbis. 8. %. !
Views Of Govsrnmept saw Mi. and Work shop,
At Chattanooga aud hundreds Of the most interest
Ing and eharaeteristio representations, both MIL
history Of the great events Of the age,
Gallery open at all hours. fe22.lm
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11

Ave good men who rushed to Mrs.
Crowley's assistance. and picked up
herself. and then all the apples that had
not immediately been gobbIed up by the
newsboys. Mrs. Crowly appeared to
be In great pain. Her back, gentlemen
was badly hurted, sue was s0re. And
the biggest part Of her apples was stole
Oh, ifoncet she ketched hold Of them
byes! There was Sim O'Brien, she was
shure, and Mike Diventy, and was any
thin seen Of her puss, or the A. box
that the few pennies wus fntOf Oh
wherever wus one, it must have 6ow
out Of her neck, when she went Over.
and picked up by somebody! And u
the good woman bewailed her imaglna-
~ losses, and word went round, ana The
well-to. do gentlsnlen eAslly uDoe6 t11oo
made them up 10 her without l0oD %
themselves. But - the arsSoted crowd
pushed on after, to their wives and din-
ners, Jsqucs felta hand slide into his
arm, and TOmpkins's soothing voice
exclaimed, "By George, don't aho do
It we'll? That's the third time i've seen
her come that game!' Ought Jaaues Is
have regretted rewarding the old wo-
man for risking her neck In acrobatic
feats SO late In life? Could he have ex-
cused himself II he had been hard heart
cd, and refused his donation!-C Clarence
Cook, N fNt,nan's Mngisine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11

"Oh! don't want to hear Il. Wen
discontinue the conversation. I'm tis,d
of hearing you cackle."
We'll, that velocipsds came home"
Never mind now. want to no IA
sleep. Just give your tongue . chance
to rest, will you:"
"Was for you. rheard you Say you
wanted one. 20 bought it out Of th.
market money saved. But you treat
me like such brute, that T-I-I-"
For me. did you say, sar.A7 Well.
then, never miud now. Don't crv.
Sarah, soy. Never mind; I Won't Do
u again Sarah! Sarah Don't cry. Sa-
rah! Oh, well, cry then, cry: who
cares? YOU'RE the most a9svayatine
woman that ever lived. I'll "a on that
velocipcds Tomorrow moruSpw .aa
aoandon you - sure = my nsns :
Wukins. III don't hang me-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
PIANOS,
Organs and MeIOdcOnS

HAVING obtained the agency for most Of
! the nrst-clasS Instruments. I am prepared
To offcr greater Inducements to the musical
people of Cedar county than has heretofore
l'~en offered. For Pianos, sell
CHICKERIN0 4 SONS,
NEW YORK UNION, &c.
Geo. 4. Prince & Co.'S anil Mason T.
Humiin's Organs and 4Nciodcons,
and others IL they are desired. l mention the
above kinds n> the best in the market, and
every instrument will be fully warranted.
Please call and examine my prices before
purchasing elsewhere. SHEET MUSIC furn-
ishc'l at II reduction on publishers prices.
tn the above list tofInStrumentx I have late
ly added the STAR ORGAN and MEI.ODEON,
which, for beauty and purity of tone, surpass-
- anything In the west. sample can be seen
at nny time by calling nt my house
Always to be found ut A. +. Gilbert 4 Co.'S
shoe store.
WIN. S. WOODS,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
Tricks on the Charitable.


a fow days ago our friend Jaqucs was
hurry!ng home from business Ut was
cold aud dinner was waiting )he saw a
good old apple woman (the very one, in.
deed, from whom he buys the daily ap-
pies that top off his luncheon,) in a
dreadful plight. As we were saying,
the day was cold the air was nipping
aud eager, and the thermometer was
just at that point where it becomes i'm
possible for human beings to see their
fellows in misery aud not desire at least
to help them. Good o!d Mrs. Crowley
had determined to rest herself = little
after the speculatiohs Of the day, and ii
not to sleep at least to dream over the
number of people who had pounced up
OH the apples with detective spots, con.
fidingly trusting in their unspotted,
polished sides placed carefully upper
most. She had wrapped her shawl
tightly round her well wadded should :
crs, she had wrapped her blank ct round
the lower part of her person. she had in-
inserted her feet snugly into her we'll
lined carpet foot bag, she had prepared
herself to be thoroughly comfortable for
the next half hour, when on giving her
stool a slight hitch, to make rything
just right, the drafted leg slipped of
the curb stone. and down went poor
Mrs. Crowley into the miserable gutter.
She was % tightly awarthed that Il wal
impossible 10 extricAte herself, hand OF
foot, aud the feet imprisoned in theii
we'll lined carpet foot bag, flew up sim.
ultaneously, and overset the apple
stand. Could Jaques. or any man with
the least scrap of pity in him, see such
q sight, and not rush to the rescue? Not
be, Jaques was one Of n leset ~tXantx
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11

Mr.. Smith, the hogs are getting into
your corniieiG. Never mind, Billy,
I'm sleepy. Corn amt going 10 hurt
'em.
You and your wife should b ons,'
said friendly adviser to . henpeOked
husband. Become one!' exclaimed hen-
pecked; why, we are ten now How
so:' She's l, and I'm o.
An Irishman, being IN church whore
tho collection apparat.ls resembled the
election boxes. o." its being hanoel =
him. wnlsps I'd In the carrters 81 -.
he woe - naturali1ode md u1onIR
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
IOWA, MARCH, II, 1869.
"She didn't see what put this freak
into Miss Blanche's head"

"She didn't see what put this freak
into Miss Blanche's head"
Saturday was day Of hail and tenn.
! pest, and by fve o'clock the drawing
rooms were lighted. and the crimson
silk curtains closely drawn, to exclude
the stormy darkness without. Six time.
within the last fifteen minutes had
Blanche looked at her watch, A. she
stood by the fire, waiting to hear the
approach Of the carriage. She was
dressed in rich China blue silk dress,
with pearl pin and ear drops, aud a
little point lace at her throat and the
clear rosy tint on her cheek. She was
unconsciously, very beautiful.
Here's the little gentleman, Miss, +"
said Sanderson, with half suppressed
sound between laugh and snort.
But instead Of child seven Of eight
years old, a tall handsome yong gentle
man, something over six feet, with q
black moustache and merry hazls eyes
brimming over with mirth. For an in
stance Blanche stared at him ~ II she
could hardly credit the evidence Of her
own senses.
"Gilbcrt!"
Exactly. You wanted to adopt me,
aud here I am."
"Ne, but Gilbert
"Yes. but, Blanche!"
"iou are not Mrs. Marclmont's
sonv'
~ AMY her first marriage. Al
though am by no means the penniless
infant you seemed to suppose, As all my
fathers wealth comes to me, am quite
willing to be adopted-psrticularly as
you are not married to Mr.. Birming-
ham,"
Blanch struggled between tears and
laughter, uncertain which could best
express her feeling, but Gilbert Evering
drew her tenderly towards him.
"Ifyou adopt me dearest it must be for
life. Nay, do not hesitate, our happi-
ness has already been too much At the
mercy Of tritlcs. You will not retract
your oDer:"
"Well, after all, said blanche. rather
demurely, you will be good little boy
and mind all your aunty tells you. All
wanted was some ono 10 love aud care
for, and"
And shalt do very we'll in that Ca
pacity sh."
Eyes"
Sanderson, who had been listening
at the door, crept down stairs
to inform Mrs. Brown that they were
going to have new master,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
CHEAP BUT GOOD,
CUNTUM MADE
ROOTS AND SHOES

n CAN H FOUND At
1RBD. HDHoOHYIELD,S.
O1tA Side Qf thS Cbsvt House Sgsnrc,
NptQN xoica.
~ a1nek = - ahe very he~t quslity. and
Boots and shoes made to Order and
Il axyonted % Pit.
For cash / make my bnots and shoes,
And hence make them we'll.
The leather nsed 10 Of the best.
And made to sCcdr as well as sell.
To save your life TIL savc your soles.
I'll mend your shoes to save your head.
And If you lose your life by colds
Lay not the blame upon
gt DUTCH FRED.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
Farm for Sale.

ons sond sa improved farm Of 10 Acres. s,tuat.<,
TIE nile nile east of Upton. on the north aide n
town ownsnip limo road running east nom
erihS tnc premises; also, Iowa stable, corn
nrthe,y ~ q sold upon liberal tsrma. For
ALVIN THAYER
r sLFfEas IS s:'a5s oay I3i,:' 3is ~. An: KIP
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
Can Consumption be CurcdP

OnA SSAOAAA W ~OICNg
This reads very much like the heading
Of \ patient medicine advertisement,
but 1t is nothing OF the sort. We write
it for the purpose Of ofquoting the fellow
ing valuable directions aud reflections at
the close Of DR.. Bowditch's two papers
OH Consumption in America, in the last
two numbers of the .AIantic MOnthly.
!. Never allow any one to::sleep in the
same bed with consumptivc.
2. Ii possible, let the attendant sleep
in an adjacent room within easy call,
rather than in the same room.
3. Never lot one sister Il E one Of the
same hereditary tsndencies) sleep with
another who 10 tuberculous.
4. Alwaya have paid nurse to attend
to the mere drudgery Of the sick room.
5. As this will be impossible often,
let the attendant be sure to 60 out not
less than twice daily and ill the lungs
with fresh air. or at least with air differ
ent from that of the sick room.
We conclude, as We began, in hope;
and for a final statement lay down tho
following a. our medical faith on this
important question:: When all men
live in properly placed and rightly con-
structod houses, and at oil times attend
carefully to the hygienic laws Of mind
and body, ia themselves and their Off
spring, then will consumption like mA-
ny kindred evils, be wholly cradicatcd,
or made comparatively Harmless in its in
fluenCe OH the human raco.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
Roofing and Spouting.

My principal hand has worked forty years at
the business; his name is WIN. II. HAM.
AoND: In u good sort of a man, ready for any.
thing that comes along. My jRE.4 T. EMO
RfFMwil! he found Ia the IIRGIN BLOCK.
Upton Iowa. whore will be happy to smile on
my m. cus,omrrs ,, Come along with your green
ing you with my Eoo.lx In exchange for them.
Dyl WM. II. HAMMOND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
Who will be Ournext President?

That's more than any ono can tell.
Dut wc'vs y right to guess,
And ono thing VI know very we'll
Which all will soon confess:
That whatsoever the man shall be
Atrying time he doubtless see.
We hops the pcople will keep cool
And so In tor fair play
Each governed by the Golden Rule
In all they do or say;
And Men, Isnys, and Women too that need
GooM /: IOES to wear,
To buy them cheap, 10 at r. r. DEANS, oppo-
site the Square.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
Dissolution Notice.

*sssE 0AOO0AULAOA NOtAC0s
rIllE partnerahip heretofore existing undcr
i the firm name Of &. T. & J. Goldihg, in the
news and job printing business, Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Tho business OF
the 1rm will he settled by John Holiing, to
whom all accounts must be sent and payments
made by those indebted to the late Arm.
CT. GOLDING.
JOHN GOLDING.
Mechanicsville, Iowa, Jan. 95th, tSGY 6lw
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11

Z y DEAN sails . voFy me surge Poliah
CATER. double sole, - only Nm psiS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11
LIVERY STABLE!

TAYLOR 4 MERRIAM. rRorRIEroRs
In the rear of TIC Union Hotel, Upton,
LO,cu. s.'
Carriages, Duggies & Saddle Horses
To let ut all times and Mt reasonable pric~S.
Careful and experienced drivers furnished
when desired. lltf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-03-11

VIM. M. KNOTT,
4 ECTIDSEER. viii attend promptly to
II selling all kinds OF property At Auction.
In any part of Cc,l-,r county. a list Of his sales
will always he found at the Triton ADvEnTI-
sER o's'cc. whore those desiring his services
eau ax the day for their sale without seeing
hm. A
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

BIG BEEF FoK \ BIG OCCASIONAL LATE
New York paper says:
The celebrated " Sanitary Fair OK weigh
in: upward of 1000 pounds, raised by Carlos
Pierce, and now on exhibition in Boston. was
rendered to Gen. Grant last evening, by Major
w. w Leland, and is to be served Mt the inau-
puration dinner in March, in Washington, nm.
der the supervision Of the Republican, Central
Committee,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

\ DISGUSTED SCALLAWAG.-A washington
paper of December 2lst says:
Senator J. Hill. of Georgia, dlsgusted ut the
delay attending his admission, has gone home,
declaring that he will not return until heis as
sured that he will bo allowed to take his seat,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

CHEATING II TRADE. - The New York
U'orH gives, IN contrast 10 the gigantic rascal
tiles OF the biz stock operators, ot tar Whisk"y
and other rings, and of the high Federal
rrycnue officials, the following exhibit relative
to thr swindIiug and cheating pra%scd by the
lesser class o; traders aud dealers II says:
It is estimated that the loss to consumers by
false weights and aduItcratIoMs Is tulIy - per
cent The one million people on tins island,
counting all classes, consume an average vaitlr
of food amnmtug to one dollar daily for each
person, rich and poor. This is an aggregate of
- goo 900 a week, and @3ji 900 a year :;
SO tnat with - per cent. of cheating, people
are actually swndIcd out Of @1i00ooOo every
year III their purchases of food, This gigantic
swindIr bears most heavily upon the poor. who
make their purchases in small quantities, and
are cheated most. The smallest dealers are
the greatest swindlrrs, and the retailers, rs a
class, are robbers.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

The New York Legislature will elect
United States Senator, in placeof Mr.. Morgan,
on the 10Th of January.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

JUST NorICE IT.-Putnam county, Ohio, Is
one of the strongest Democratic counties III
the State, and tac Scntinel-the county organ-
says there is not, and there has not been Tor
six months u prisoner IN the county jan.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
A HARD LICK BACK.

=
:. :, -" -
',',, 0''S' - ''N' - '-'''' ''''S
''''''''' -,
,,.,i... 49,. ' 1,,I ~ '''' ~. ,iI.,I
mad been ounipoteat in arresting the ordinary
course OF business. and bringing up 4 bill 10 st
t'i tG d "I'.I"P4! 10 Tue 15''e "l It"iS9 u anna
sort of rulIu>inY b.twr,.' th1+ gentleman and
,"F sr'S.'..ii it"ui o".o' (ME. La" renee ,
,L. drIyino ouf Of six 2nt,.r,ri,f. members ron
IT," c.,y oil New York. 1t would be shown in
that connection that nearly 55OJJ.OJJ had
been contributed by the Union League and b!
the city nt NJ" York, III collision with the
League Of Pu.Iaarlphla. mostly composed ot
lroa and steel lncu, |" corrupt elections aud
.a.s.... and III. a.ti.,arl.l >,.ts. ol Maine. The
Grand jury a: NV York C..y had that sub
TIt '''".' H. ana h"H pE" P"''d paper con
III
~r....r ,rau Ne, Yurh .llurl8 had been
sa~"a.rd - appear br.oFr that Grand Jury
,..i.I, r..
-.- a.t lad tt,.r. .-.E 10 answer the. pro
,..... "a ,I.. tn.rf ..I lIt only ,.>...p,.4 h}
Ill. r.rt ar Ht ..s.t....o ....,.,,l q! ms
,,..........., l.....I..r. O.. S..urr,.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

WEDDING CARDS. according To the latest
fashion, should he issued three weeks before
the event transpires.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14

\ SIANDrK ENPOsEp.-Gru. Early, in n
letter to the Richmond Dispatch, states that
There is no truth in the statement made by Mr..
Pollard, that Gen. StoncWAIl Jackson once re.
commended night attack to be made by as
saiIants stripped naked and armed with bowie
1 uiVpS
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-01-14
WORLD.

.rp,,r Y r,l,NC HALL BUILDING. WALL STREET.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

yNANTED-A BREWSTER OK DUsENBURy TOP
w Wagon; also top, to carry or two persons
Price must be moderate. Address, with all particulars
FORD, 6sb Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
- iOhSES, CAHtsAssES, SC.
AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELLS
II Horse and Carriage Auction Mart,
liz East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue
THIS DAY friday, NJ IL O'Clock, by
Am
AKCHIBALU JUHNSTUN, Auctioneer.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE,

IA
THIS Day FSi$syl' = i sssleSsS'p py. '4'a 's.
oENTLESES wIsaiSd Ssii T6 ffUuiRaSiiIsHsslE fURciIHsE.
or those having Horscs Carriages to SELL, Will ind our
business, wo 90 ali our other business, the
straightforward principles which honorable houses
r... GATAEoGTE or THIS DAYS SALE, -.
free from Vice, SEINE inc taSeers very s sysS " warranted
sonnd kind and true .-,.,- ,..,. =. g.
Horse 5sl hands years Kind IN ali harness free from
vice dne TRAVELLERS STYLISH warranted sound kind and
ccasr front Coupe in fine order made by Wood Bros Also
pas ehesn sore Tns Mo s s by
Black Ilawk dam thoroughbred Virginia mare; l5 hands
II mni,ss ts Kind and D
DapP1e tray Mare wn long flowing mane and tai 6la
from vce fine traveller very stylish; warranted sound
kind and rue superior driver of great endurance and
Chestnut sorrel Trong Mare 1 hands, years. kind in
M hns m sna 4 Ses ea
endnrance; troted last half mile track in $500
Brown Trottng Mare squaw, sired by Morgan
raised in Vermont ID hands, years. kind in all harness.
of great bottom and endurance, 245
are IN goed condition and is warranted to rot in three
minutes rs very promising and by proper handling be
m KIND ~ IN ali asr from S
ranted sound kind and tue has been handled for
that but is now very fat but warranted to trot in S6
Black Marc, 15,i hands years kind in all harness and
saddle free trots minutes very stylish
kind and true together with Road Wagon, built by
Large bay Truck Horse, l6 hands, 8 years; kind
true In double harness been used in large truck for the
Dark che ,nut Marc, l5 hands, years; kind
true. and is a superior business horse.
Bay Mare suitable for cart or truck 15H hands, kind
IN ~ harness warranted sound, kind and true.
as SIX surfing top WAGONS two nspo. Wagons single and
We never postpone sale account of the weather.
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

WANTEp--A FIRST CLASS GENTLEMAN PIANIST
w for miscellaneous concert tour. Inquire at 50 Lee
avenue Brooklyn, Il. d., this day, unti o'clock r. NJ
The New York herald., 1869-12-17

MIRROR FOR sALE-A GILT PIER, CONNECTING
M cornices base table and marble ilao plate loxsx
nches will be sod cheap and plenty OF time gwen 10 re-
sponsbe party; would be very suitable az Christmas or
New Years present Apply TO or snofess v D. n, NO. ~
4 John
The New York herald., 1869-12-17
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