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METALLIC KEROSENE LIMP.
Is absolutely safe from explosions or breaking ;
burns any Coal Oil, good or bad gives more light,
no odor, and uses less oil.
at rs perfectly non-ex plosivc The light is bet
tor than Is produced by any other lamp."-W. y.
Clark President Of the Massachusetts A gricaltural
College.
at is perfectly ron-explosyc, gives better
a better light and is ,ore economical than any
other lamp in use."-W. y. Wells, late Sup't Of
Public Schools, Chicago.
The appalling deaths and fires FROM glass lamps
exploding and breaking create q great demand for
this lamp. Scld by Canvassers IL pays to 'aJl 1t.
Agents wanted everywhere. Send for circular Ind
terms to MONTGOMERY & CO., Clcavelnnd, o.,
~ Barclay ST., New York
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STAMPS AND STENCILS

For Mechanics and Manufacturers to Mark Tools
Patents, &c. Send for Price. Il. Ii. PAWN, Payn's
Block, Burlington, Vt. Gus and Sewing Machine
Repaired. Keys and Knife Blades.
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"E WILL PAY AGENTS
w A SALARY OF s3j A WEEK, or all ow
large commission to sell our new Inventions. Adj
dress, with stamp, j. W. FRlNk a. CO.,
Marshall. Mich.
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k26 USE THE "yEGETABLE 1870
PULMONARY BALSAM."
The old standard remedy for Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumption. Nothing botter." CUTLER BROS.
CO., Boston.
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT

A CHRISTMAS GIFT
"a To all Yearly Subscribers
TO APPLET0N'S JOURNAL, publish ID Weekly
Two months subscription gratis The Months Of
November and December, ie70, given gratis to all
subscribers remtting g. for the year 1875.
Any one DESTROYS Of making q trial of the Journ-
Months on renittin= us Fifty Cents.
Picturesque America, consisting Of splcndldly OK
ecutod views nf American Scenery, commenced In
November. ID. APPLETON a. CO., Publishers,
New YorA 52wi
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GA ILY FAV 0 i 4
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, Il ~ " Az "a " -
Straight Needle! Elastic Lock Stitch, alike on
both sides. The most Simple, easiest to run, clcan
OIL adjust and learn; and adapted to a wider range
Of work than any other machine in tho market
Will sew from Lace to Leather WITHOUT any change
whatever. A..
FIRST MEDAL at Paris, 1867, over 81 competit-
ors us BEST Sewing Machine.
GOLD MEDAL, at American Institute, 1863.
GOLD MEDAL, at Maryland Institute, 1888 ,
The Vermont state Fair. Is o. awarded the weed
Family Favurte" tho First Prize and n Diploma,
over ell htothor standard machines
SOLD ON NALLMoNrHLY PAYMENTS, ana FULLY
WARRANTED, Active Agents wanted in every
unoccuped tuwn In Chttcnden, Lalnoille, and
urand Isle Counties. Send for samples and crcu-
lars. IL. Z. KY ER, Gencral Agent,
saves Payn's Block, Burlingto Vt.
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rEN RoET. B. LEES LIFE: Nearly ready
far Publication, the Biographyoi cen D., k ~ ~
u. Lee, By John Esten Cooke, author o. y s,e' Il
stonewall Jackson" wearing th9 NJ "'9 ~ .oid by
VOL, pSl, oV0 AGENTS wanted D. APPLETON
CO., Publishers, New York.
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WOOD PAY FOR DOING good c,yt On
In A WIDEAWAKE BOY OR GIRL On
OLDER PERSON is wanted In every tow9 n ~ Psst
YOUTHS Papers ever published and needed IN eve,
nv family. Large pay in CASH Wr W.T. use ,ST "ee
samples and particular. to n. rurb Woino
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LAM0ILLE VALLEY RAILROAD, }

LAM0ILLE VALLEY RAILROAD,)
TBEASURERs OFFICE,
sheldon, VI, Noy. 10, 1907
AT A MEETING OF the directors Of the Lar
noble Valley Railroad Company, held OF St.
Johnsbury, on the l4th day Of Nov. 1870. an
assessment of Fifteen Dollars on each share Of
Of the Capital Stock Of said Company was or
dcred to be paid to the Treasurer on or before
Dsc. LIST, 1870 d. D. WEAD,
1wS Treasurer L. V. RI.
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NOV. 10TH, 1870,
IN NEW GOODS AT ETuo,.

NOV. 10TH, 1870,
IN NEW GOODS AT pTvo,,
Cur Banner still waves with The tD,....
"Li0e ~d let H,e~ ''.'l'
And as Winter approaches wo
to be prepared to supply the want "e J, 'ltait,
with such Geods as are "''N OIL tie nm
Necessary for their Comfort,
And have just returned from Mark,
Stock IF 'A@ Ehit.
Red, White, and Checked Pl.n.,
Shirts, and Drawers, Nubi'. ,' y v'ic
Breakfast shawls, EIoscry, Go ".'t
and all kinds ofwooIen Go SJ,s'
Also, a good assortment Of
Prints and Dress Goods!
Brown and Bleachel Cottons.
Ready-Nlade Clothing
at very 1rh
Our Stock
BOOTS AND SHOES
saathu
We also keep full line Of
Groceries and West India ooa,
VII of which will be sold at h.,
prices that will let us live. Wv "!@
~ Remember our mottO and ,,r
us before purchasing clicwherc. ~D |"
" The highest market prjj. NIL,
Produce. pug
EImor, w., Nox M, IS. $; GoULBa@
QUESTIONABLE MILLINERY
rrw von,. e, G 0ODl|
Velvets, Satns and Silks, Sash md H..
bons, Feathers, Flowers, Laces Dro. 1, Ivy
Trimmings, Yankee Notions Corset. IN F,' ayt
Laces, Embroiderics, Hosiery, Knjt I ,g "
foods, &C., &c. 'N VIZ
SPECIALITY:
ONE DOLLAR hid GLOyg,
EVERY FAIR WARRAyTn
FIRST FLOOR, RETAIL DEpARnTr
Second floor contains the largest g,,tg
Hats and Bonnets in 'his City-N,,
Third floor, wholesale czcu,iysIy
Country Store-keepers and Miliner mi,
EDWD. RIDLEY & SON.
BOG, 3ll, 3ll! Grand, 66, 6S& IOl|
len Street.
Corner Store, fifth block east from tbs E,,
NEW YORK CITY
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We thank our predecessors old customers who
nave given us such liberal continuance of their
trale, and take pleasure in ackne wledgng the ac-
cesslon OF many new cust0ue and assure You all
Ofiair dealing and good Goods.
MOVES BROTHERS.
Hyde Park, May 81, 1870,
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HOTEL AND FARM
FOR SALE

Jan. 90, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10


On MONDAY.
TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
FhSCl BLACK TRIMMINGS &c Jlei toc.. Soc piece
shACk sIi. MI SILs , TRxNlNGs 2'e, se 75e v'os-
Rich SILK AND VELVET, 1se, 80 75c piece.
hLPACA TRlMhSGs Zoe, lsc Ge, pee.
kiCH PARIS TRIMMINGS, IS, 10 q 20 psce
MLk BILLION PRINCES lOc. to 5lc yard
LOTs OF DRESS TRiMMIsGs 2sc, .Oe SOC, sse pieoN
vELvRrs AND sArIEs
SILKS AND PLusHEs
5dtSEEB SsSk DIX sK KEExETs TETs4s e @ s' % ' % Ss
BLACK WITH WHITE EDGES zsc to : piece.
FANCY FANCY SILK yLLYbfs, Ee. 70 ~ 50 Iiree
WIDE RICH vBLyBTs, lse zoe. 4:c. Yarl
RICH WIDE FGSARD vELyBTs BE. Sic
vELvBrBRSs
EVERY COLOR vELvBTEESs eOe yard
kXTRA EIACK yELyETEEss soc to . yard
SILK BONNET vELyETs 75c. III yard.
BLK MOSS vRLvETs, 81 yard
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
PAHCY CORD EDGB AND RIBBON Cc yard.
WIDE AND EDGB RIBBONS Se BE yard
TRIMMING Ribbons Ge-, 3le- 40- SIC pece
SASH RIBBONS, .oe, Ie 6ee, 75c. s.c ard
,Is MIgS RIHGK yy SASH Ash EIRR9SS sIps c 10 & Re- %
RICH PLAID SASH RIBBONS 7se and q yarl
SILK TIES AND BOWS.
SILK ROMAN TIES Csc. 3lc.. 4Oc Soc 60c.
RICH SILK TIES. Ice, &c. 2oc. BE. sic
RICH SILK BOWS 20e 2Sc Bic. sc. 75c
GENTS SILK BOWS &c. 3sc. s0c. Sc 7jc
GENTS SILK TIES To-. TO s..
CASHMERE sCARPS 25c TO -.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
VELVET HATS 25c-. soc. 55c., Ell, 4IZ5
PLUSH HATS, a0,., e3c. 7lc 4l
FBLT AND SATIN HATS
STRAW HATS, NEW SHAPES.
TRIMMED HATS, ALL STYLES
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
OSTRICH PKATHRRs Er-. Jlc, 40c., Sc -5c
FANCY PRATHRRS EVERY COLOR, .sc tlc See, tOc.
FANCY BIRDS WITH PLtMBS. i0c &C.. 10.
LONG BLACK OSTRICH FEATHERS. Sc. 4l
ALI THE NRV' STYLES m FEATHERS
FRENCH FLBN E2~ CLOSING. i0L spray.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
NEW-YORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL

~ ROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENTING JUNE 70 lslO. , . -,
Passenger station in NeS-iork corner Of INeny and
FOURTH TS,rSs ys E9'IissT leave g Sfv s,s YORK
Haven and Bridgeport (EL) u:0 M l2l3 tEIl
I ss 1, ss0,:s S 'P P.5i t1 oasiDo and w..po @
n, r. sst,n s;.S IN sPPs CI, 9 40
'hR For Dan.S Dan ~ . III Iis n $50 .aeenm
s:ss 40 IEI t:is 5'aS:s, i:I5 Ser -.
For Grensd and intermediate stations, :0 M 2'l9 9;S'
suudy Ma. raH leave, reuty Se~rorE at for
S''a via both ''HnGSis G6sEEcrSa e, s@Ti TsAISs M
SS:ss IS s6s;s sS59s. 5s: i Hartford
Pdr Newport l. l2:rs p ~ EIl connecting
For tcunscticGt River RAILROAD H. Rip m. Montreal
For Hsrtori ProStdenoe and Fshkn Railroad m l2isSg
Por SHORE Line Railway 70 Sor-eh aud Prodeno'i H'
Por Eer.iiaT.n SorthsuptOn Railroad 800 n
Per Hsa.,toae R4rO.d a and p .w.,,re.ry.
sS5 oT Sss1es ans sssa Sny lo % a. IS I'd
for ses Canaan Railroad l9ls 4S and 30 ,o :, Sun
aa @ I n' % sa. ~ Tae Lane JAMES II HoYT ssaa.sn4et
NEWARK AND NEw-Y0RK RAlbkoAD'- All Esy1a
~ DEPOT IN SEwNoRK. foot Of Lbers,'., g. s. '. sias.
EssSE Il ~ NIX ssSoRk ss1s I f6E ASp @
roo 800 SO 400 t .'s s:S So. SEQ o." '"' -" ~"
~ rssss % sfs If% FOR wEsI pEsSssat s. So no.
II RI sssLpSls' s,GhShls g.. Passenger As,r.
EN URN M, g3 1870 Brpr~~ lTaiAs vii cave
y ou soa .i.rr b 81 sSa FOarthsye, ss SAos'
S'fN 40 m RalaDf kIpfos
sSn m Montreal bTprus 49,. 80, q, .n...
uight b.tseen Nes lork And ~ alosns
sscepsag C'~ee@ On "s l. C. BUCKHoUf. Superintendent
CorTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
- AND WINTER ARRAN CEMENT.
oanssdas MONDAY. October 1870 from Roosevelt '0'
so. N Nal for pstehogue.
No 4. "a u~siation ior baofloa. - =. u-u, -. L.
far v % Ia
Ann NJ IsEp Accommodation Saturdays 'hoash 10 Fa'ee"sae
T R.bron Accommodation
M hernek Accommodation.
The $40 and 10 and J0 and 9O m Trans c"oSec' 'ny
for RoekE~ay
and 10 snd Jb and AID m unps oonpsc9 81 'sSy
stfcz,s Hp-pstaaA 49,.
L. W. DOuGhAS sss>asteBd~sA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

Tong ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL SUMNER ARRANGBMENT.
MONDAY MAY TO- 1870, Trains vii leave JAs ohp
Is folloss:
400 A m Greenpon and SAG Harbor Mai Train
1870 Sorhport Way Train stopping all intermediate stations
l2:gO m Henpstesd Way Train
5.31 H. Greenpot and sag Harbor B1press
D. IN Norhport Express
D. n NOrhpOrt Way lrsin.
O. For North Istp ana intermediate stations.
hrnh for Hmps sundAy trans Tor hosyn
Glen Valley HuI and Nohport Hunters
a 9 9 "a and o. m. j. ID. bAklONf Snpt
TIckes srd direct 10 East Hampton for a
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERN RAILROAD.

MORRIS
Deoss 10 New YORK and loot Of cnstolEffr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. cOnm-nc 7 a. DAY lG ~ lS0
sa m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connect 't Denvs With Boon
or Branch AZ Branch Waro0 via sussex X
r Aboyrr Washington with e d., L. aEi v. X k
m strouburg Scranton Great Bend BuChaton Syr
use and points the LAckaV and Bo0soug
and Delaware and Hudson r. Rds .
Il.pa m LRHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stols Newark, Morris
town Dover Hacksogn Washington Phhphurg and kasion
ects At Phidp-burg Bel DeL R. for Bere, ke and at
Ess,oq With Bethlehem, Allentown hauch CHUNK AMI
Wike-hAre
aIOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover With Chester X
AZ .:erloo and Washington With d.. l., and
K Z for Wst.r Gap strou!sburZ aud scranton o..
ann m HACKBTfSTOWS MAIL, ~lh Boonton Chester
and Railroads o.
and 8: 20
~. and 500 m.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE 6:3o 730, $40 1910 and
u2O m ll0 230 $40 $40 $50 $50 600 go 800 and II -
p -. - = 50 so So "a M o., oo
!! 20 ai 30 leo 2:OO, s2:o. SD 3:~, J:1. so fN
FsO 5iO SD 5:5 500 go &c. 800, 800 and l+5
Trains marked stop at East Newark -.
Leave Nes YorS r BLOOMFIELD and hOSTCLR $40 and
Hoo a m, and 2.00, $50, S:l0, $50, and 900
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
Prom Pier No. A. North River.
HOLLAND Thomas. SATURDAY, October IS, at 8 a
FRANCE Crnan October p at 3 D.
ITALY Grace TURDAY, October % al 3 m
VIRGINIA Ghgs SATURDAY, October IS a. a M
Liverpool Queenstown, cabin &73 and 800 seerage
ga Prepaid steeragp tickets from Liverpool Q0eeHsoEn LONDON
derry. or Giasgow 81 currency.
To LONDON DIRECT
VIRGINIA, Andrew SATURDAY October - at 10 a N.
Cabin Dsage s5 S2s, payable IN currency
Passengers PARIS reduced rates For rher particular
PP" ~ VIC ''"'~' W J. HURST Manager
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
prp GOODS.

~~~~
ALTMAN BROS 81 Co, SIXTH-AVE,
oPRS ON MONDAY, OCT. TO-
With the following neh
ASSORTMENT or PAIL NOVELTIES;
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
VELvETS,
SATINS,
RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS,
GLOVES.
BEST BLACK ALPACAs, eo, worth sI
BEST PoPLE PLAIDs, 94c., worth SOe
10 esses Of very bet
WATERPROOF CLOTH,
nsl l2i e'cshere sI 60
PoPLIN WALKING DRESSES, sls.
Dresses made MP of
Materials Of all kinds IN
p bours
THE CELEBRATED "PERINOT7 GLOVE
eIees the popular ALEXANDRA"
mgushy strength and beauty
house, have raised
hi5 i6Sos Spi'
Of She Buropean We
p, rs, "a' o1,, ~ 40 jSS5, 5 do,.U o. now o stool
Perfect 81, and warranted rot 10 rip
FLANNELS AND BLANKETS
Of beautiful quality.
SCARLET and BLUE OPERA FLANNEL at s5e per yard.
Great Bargains in TABLE, LINENS and NAPKINS.
LADIES ard CfILDRESs UNDERGARAENTs
EMBROIDBRIEs LACBS Sc
Beautiful Novelties Of de
lowest prices
ALTMAN BROS & Co,
sSI AND 333 sIxrH-AvB.
710 BROADWAY. 77S
BENNETT WILLIAMS
PAIL GOODS At = k&TRRsEfy ri YlsIsf Low PRICES
RE % PS f 5sScPFkES TdT FDfS foS S I%cEs
BLACK THREAD GuIPgRE; RkEScH ~ L4CES s sprs
HAMBURG BDGINGs md INSERTIONS
HEM-STITCH AND EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHlEFS.
SCI 5SA bAs SK SD rSS SESE 1P PEs FAX WORTH 50
A T EHRICH's TEMPLE OF FASHION.
Having recently enlarged orr sre spa completed our steu,v, alters.
o greater inducements than IN the way
FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS,
STRAW AND FELT HATS, &C. &c
o' A'''''D'i' MANY 4 1SN wv WV IiSFs OF GOODS
ELEGANT B1AcK STRAW HATS ali Hev
PINE VELVET HATS, st5Gc
MISSES BLACK AND Blows vEivET HATS Ec worth 81
KxTRA WHITE PLUSH ISPASTs hats Am
BOYS AND YOUTHS FINE FBLT HArS q isc.i worth 81 and
many hAeuIns m ali styles and qualities Of iisis-
In Feather greatest bargains ~ ne Gityc
LONG BLACK OSTRICH FEATHERS at 75c worth 81 20.
HISR @ BhaCK 9sTRICH LIFTS T5Rs at aS zS .orta % 75G
gIkB OSFRICH PoMPoNs, al 1c, w9rf eoe.
Ss S s1R1B6UT FEATHERS - al o lon a. Az. @ soTh 1s
Also 0'"' IN sTYHsafS4ESsRb sRs isaf tisi f JOCKEYS
EsGASI HSASi M R H1r. Ss1. o % worm lo B,
AND coord sssA Ribbons 6e SG
wholesale and perfect san Cal aud our Goods and pnoe'
BHEICH'S TEMPLE oP FASHION 2g7 Eghthave,
between TEenyfourth and TSenV -hiihsts
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.

OSTRICH PBATHERS Zc- Jlc, 4oc, Sc. -sc
FANCY FEATHERS. EVERY COLOR, &c., tlc Ge soc.
FANCY BIRDS WITH PLUMBs, Soc. SC. 7ac
LONG BLACK OSTRICH FEATHERS. aoc, Sl
AL THR NHW STYLES N FEATHERS
FRENCH Flow Frs. CLOSING. ino- spray.
MA LIE FtfNl II FLOMEhS.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

II a. LAWRENCE, Auctioneer.
ROsELLE kBLIZABBTHl bLlLhBBIhl
ROSBLLE LOTS
To he q highest bidder
Bv Aessrs LAWRENCE, OAkLEl a FLEJki,
TUESDAY, Oct llth, lSso.
o. iocE . N. n
What handsomely uatet ihe most accessible and
,rtys .ctop. of fOm Etl really worth
thsy be sodi ,--,-. -, .-.-a -
public attention hasnsde 70
,s. partnrs positively On tHe day nsmed and absolutely
W. slsl seH Large Freass RESIDENCE (as UndeIhs now
N"'-' Also 80 LOTS. 251l5O each.
Re.uafry situated nearly midway Rosee and e Eahh
$3.50 Il ,s fru Yor-Or IS mnutes hy the New Jery
Cutri KAold day stop al Wei bllabtth ana
sf Rs wak from either station Com
,putstn sonum healthy hBe good Improvements
o. IA noe. schools Churches Stores and Hotels immediate
NCLiJ.
Oi on
November ocock tbs Otee Of be Aucoge Sneu De1s
he option
o. bond Andm mortgage ior ~ years al oent o., .
Ptotgrapts fll particulars sno Ilckets can e "a a.
A. ours pns Special vii leave foot Of bert'st
!. u -. N 40 80
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

HAN DIN tfNfTITT IJIII MN T MIN
HRMsTIrCH HASDKERCHIBPS, 6e-, lOe, I2ie, l3c.
FINR ALL-LIyKN HBMSTITCH 2o--. ne, 25e.
PINE TUCKED HASDKERCHIEPn, l3c-, Zo,-, Go
LADIRS ALIrLINES 1c, 9c, ac, ioc-, lie, nfe- l5c-
EEEDLBWORK HANDkBteiHlBPS, l2c 10 So.
P1NR TAPE BORDRRED. te., &C., Sc lOc., l2lc.
2 600 VERY PINE HAEDKERCHIBPS, SOC. 10 90.
GENTS PINE HRMMED HANDKERCHIEF. l2tc-
GENTS LINEN COLORRD BoRDERkD Hr Z5c.
GENTS FINE LINEN HEMMED &c. ne, 2oe-
GENTS HEMsTITCH 10, 3le., s0c 5Oc
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT

VELVET HATS, 25e., SOC, 15c.. tl +lZ5
PLUSH HATS, aOc 63c. 7ac., I'll.
FELT AND SATIN HATS
STRAW HATS, NbN SHAPES.
TRIMMED HATS, ALL STYLES
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

RATES or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN GOLD Qnrniing Wire
TO BRRST HAVRB-Pirst Ahn Sl4O; Second Cabn SO
TO PARIS (Dcluing railway cket-F Cabin $li5 Second
CABIN. S7s.
Tles, sndBtrrs do not ourrv sfe,ru0e pGssra1erS
American from f Continent of Europe
by tSnng ts line nks from transit
by English RAILWAYS aud crossing The Channel bess saving time,
troube and eI.nse GRO MACKENZIE, Agent No 81 Broadway
SPECIAL EOTICR-ieaer VI this hDe VIII teach At
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

- fNDfPENiEST LINE Tor the WEST. SOUTHWEST and
North WEST FREIGHT nd iorsried BY CAMDEN sEd
AMbOY RAILROAD. Per J. North River. aud INLAND PROPBL
LEB LINE, Pier Norh River daily. RATES Low E'h quick
New Ar G. and A from
f OF Cortlandtst; pny 70 WEST tnp Washing
4irs The ONLY LINE asorng
t.ls opportunity. TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
~ C. " PERFEIL. General Agpnt
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10

SILK ROMAN TIES 25e. 3Ie.. 40c.. 5oc. 60c
RICH SILK TIES lO,- lsc., 21e.. BE. SIC.
RICH SILK BOWS, De. 2Sc.. Bic Sc 75c.
GENTS SILK BOWS &c, Jsc 40c 5lt 73c.
CENTS SILK tbs, l0c. TO s..
CASHMERE sCARPS, 25c. TO -.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
Ocean 6ielmer5.

LOK 81. 1tiOmAS anu DhtAIl IL
a UNITED STATES snd BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COhfAHl'
Regular Steamers sailing 90 the I'd OF every month
hRRRIMACK Capt Wter Octoser a.
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt 4 l. nnkhpsngh NoYenteT -
NORTH AMERICA G r. Stocnn- December Li
These splendid sail hene time AM call At 81 honn
Bahs and Rio De JDsro and returning fo
engAsenent Of freight or passags, apply " =,
MM K GARRISON, Agent. No. Bow Wing green HeNl ofA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-10
GOODS All WHOLESALE

LESS THAN
JOBBERS PRICES.
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT..
WORKED SITS, II, 40c So 75c 81, 81 2.
WORKED COLLARS, 25o-. 3lc, 4Oe., Soc. each.
LINEN COLLARS 5e, s.. g., b. lOc each
LINEN CUPS Zoe l5, lDe zac 3lc Dali.
HAMBCRG EDGISGS &c., fOc, I2!c, IS. 20r. yarL
HAMBURG INSERTIONS lec T2te., l3c., 20c l5c
WORKED DOUBLE BAHDs, l5e-, Doc, Ec, aOc, loc
LINEN TAPB Trimmings Gc piece
81 FILINGS OF ALL KINDS l5c-, DC Z3c, Jlc piece
CHEMIsRr-fR SETS, Soc, T5c., Sc, 81.
LADIES MADE DRAWERS CHEAP.
LADIES P1EB TUCKED SKIRTS, s5c.
LADIES' FINR CHEXlSB CHEAP
FlSB MADE APRONS sc e1cl
LACE DEPARTMENT.
VALPNCIRsNEs LACE COLLARS Re Gle Ac, SOC.
REAL LACE COLLARS &o SOC. 7ae up.
LACE HANUKERCHlEPS Sc., 40c. 5oe 60c 1ae nR.
ENGLISH THREAD LACBs, he 2tc, Gc- yard.
RIAL GUIPl RI LACEs 2ac yard ny.
PINE POINT APPLIQUE COLLARS, 81 9 S.
LACE SITS, NBW STYLES IN COLLARS
BARGAINS
IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT.
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NUMBER s.

ATTENTION, EvERYGoDY..-"Why will We be-
hungry when you can have bread, or thirsty.
when ye can drink, sick when ye eau be healed,
or naked when ye can be clothed:'
These are the words of Jacob Mooney, the sy.
er popular dealer in clothing, gents furnishing
goods and all that. Jacob has Just returned
from New York with mammoth assortment Of
fall goods, comprising everything needed in a
gentlemans :" or any other mans" wardrobe
and can supply boys, big and little, with all
sorts of good comfortable, or even the fnest
quality of dress clothing. He can tit you ont
to "go to meeting" to visit your sweetheart or
some one elses--if you have zone of vour
own. lie can suit the business man the
professional gentleman, the day laborer, or the
sturdy farmer. He can dress out in the latest
style, the fashionable beau, the pert Young
school boy. the drayman, the buss driver the
dandy, the clergyman, the editor, the LAWYER
the doctor, the drugger, the bar-rister and eyerv
body else. He has tons of goods, piles of goods,
piece goods-the largest lot ever shown in Otta.
wa, and plenty of goods, His popular cutter is
on hand to give every one "perfect fits" in his
professional way, and has all styles of nice good,
to do it with.
You had better 60 and see Mooney at No. I
Cheever's block, south east corner of Court
House square
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-01

READY. d. Morgan is ready as usual for
fall business. He has larger stock than ever
and Is prepared to suit his customers. His selec.
tion of French embroideres is excellent He
has new styles of corded linen handkerchiefs,
balmoral and embroidered skirts, new shawls,
a full and large variety, MarseiIls quilts, new
have always found J. D. Morgan gentleman, in
his dealings with Us, and we sincerely believe,
with every one, treating rich and poor--all and
everybody alike
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-01

BURKE Il HEENAN.-It is always pleasure
to US to speak of this eyer honorable and popu-
lar firm. They are ever attentive to business,
careful to supply the wants Of their customers,
and we'll posted as to what the public demands.
They are daily receiving large shipments of
goods for their stores here and at Streator Their
Streator branch is decided success, enabling
the people there to buy at low rates the best of
goods.
Their Ottawa store is filled with new and ele-
giant goods of all the latest styles and varieties.
Their stock is large-very large--and complete in
every department. They have polite and gentle
manly clerks, who are ever ready to show goods
and answer questions, ard always aim to please
their customers. Whenever you want anything
in the dry goods, dress goods or grocery line.
call at Burke Il Heenan's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-01

BASE BALI"-A matched game was played on
Thursday of this week, on the county fair
grounds west of the city, between the famous
Forest City 3. b. Club Of Rockford, and pick
ed nine of Ottawa base ballers. The Rockfords
won by score of II to2. 1t is due to the Ottawas
to say, that they were able to gather up but four
or five Of the old Shabbona Club, and had to fill
out with scrubs. Hnc lnc1rynae
On Thursday of last week game was played
between the Blue Stockings of LaSalle and the
Olympics of Marseilles, at the latter place, the
Blue Stockings going to grass by score of 1S
in their favor to II against them. Next day the
Olympics defeated the |. " l.. Club of Utica by
SO to 81.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-10-01

Nelson Card has the celebrated white wine
vinegar, and is the sole agent for this city. It
is an imported article, and Of the purest quality.
He sells it by the barrel only, and warrants it
to preserve pickles. It is better than Prussins 8
Chicago vinegar, and sells for less here than
Prussng's vinegar sells at Chicago Mr.. Card
has also pure cider vinegar, which he will sell
as cheap as any one. He will make it an object
for grocers to deal with him