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A URORA, ILL.-Union No. Al, of
N Aurora, meets on the second Tuesday Of each
month, At No. sonth Broadway. A. L Hodge, presl-
DENT boz 778. J. L. Springer corresponding secretary,
drawer4l.
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A UBURN, n. Y.-Union No. 81
"a meets the frst Monday evening IN each month
n No: II est Gsnesee street. Robsrt Burgess pres
dent W. q. Hurlburt, vice president. J. K. Law
renee recording and financial sec. Geo. @. Cham
bare correrpon ling secretary. Jas Msione teasrrer
P. o. box $50
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TOLEDO, OHIO.-Union No. 48
Il meets the nrst Monday evening IN each month.
P. J. oonlisk, pres ". Darlington vice pres. william
Beckveth, treas. BenjAmiB ehenOrd, financial sec
John Murphy, recording sec. John Reid, cor. sec.
Drawer
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IRREGULARITIES UNION, NO. 2,
~ OF Kentucky, meets every TUESDAY evening, a
No. S2l Scott Street, between Third and FOURTH Gov
ngtoa. A. J. Abbott, President /; A. Ambrose, VIce
President H. overwine, Treasurer; Z. L. DWene
financial Secretary VIM. n. Martin. Recording Sc.
eretary Address VIM. r, Martin, p. D. Boz 558 Gov
Bgton, Kentucky. 3 cl y A - I.- - It
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WINDSOR, COMMUNION No. "a
Wv meets on the second saturday Of each month
Number Of members, -. -- president
Harry Issaca vice president. Samuel Day treasurer
John p Carrier, corresponding and financial secre-
u y, p. o. box f56.
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TRADE s. DIRE Glory
IRON MOLDERS, INTERNATTOl

RON MOLDERS' INTERNATION-
AL UNION-Hesdq quarters, Gin csnnati, Ohio.
WV. s4EEN, President, lock box 1045, Cincinnati,
Ohio
Peter ]. Meaney, Treasurer. SO Summit street,
Brooklyn, -
William 2 Bradley, Recording Secretary, bsx lss
Newport, Kentucky
James Carroll, First Vice President, New York city
Thomas Walsh, Second Vice President, o.. Louis
Misspun
William Hayes, Third Vice President, Bridgeport
Conn
John Dance, Fourth vice President, Toronto. Ont
National LABOR UNION-OReAH
IN iEED August Both, 1se6-Hesdqsarters Detroh
Mich RICWARD 1REwKLLIcK, Pr .sidene
UM los 6riswold . rect, Detrott
CONAN KUHx, Frst Woe Presfdent, New Ycsk.
MSS = u WILLARD Chicago, H.
ven. Conn.
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DLASrERERS' INTERNATIONAL UNI
IL ON, Of North America Headquarters Boston,
CKLs. McLEAE, President.
4. TENANT, First Vice President, Albany, N. Y.
I. A. HOGAN, Second Vice President, Chicago, III.
JOSEPH ORAIG, General seer etary, Portland, Maine.
EDWARD GALLAGHER, Treasurer, Brookly, N Y
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BROOKLYN, N. Y.-Union No. 81
- meets the fourth Saturday evening In each
month at O'Clock. samuel symonss pres. A. L,
Samuels treas. J. Michasln, feaoapo. Jas Willmott
cor. sec, All Dean street. BrOORlyn, /. l., MI.
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NOLDWATER, MICH.-Union No.
~ III meets on the second Tuesday Of every month";
Ut Michigan Southern Hotel. August ScheIand, pres
dent. Monroe n. Bray, vice president. August eche-
land, treasurer. Robert Kattray, corresponding see
Rotary, p. o. drawer6
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Unior

- I've ~ hAOn
~ No. 30 mse.s the Arst Monday Of every month
Henry O. Ranser, president. Low Gou vice president
3. Il. CrAigsnan, financial secretary. Simon A Lind
recording and corresponding secretary. Louis Becker
treasurer. r. o. box 2eo
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HEADQUARTERS CIGAR MA

Ii kers' International Union Of America, ToL %,
Ohio. Address Of Executive Board:
Fred. Be a, President Drawes 70, Toledo, Ohio.
John ". LAvine, LIST Vice President. Drawer D., ~
tawA, Illinois.
Buffalo, NY
Thomas J. Birch, Secretary, 1917 South 9th street.
PhnadeIdhia, Pa.
samuel solomon. Assistant Secretary, BOZ 42o. West
held, Mass
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No. Is meets the frat Saturday evening OF each
nonth. VIM. Rotht6, president. Martin McKeon,
vice president. Henry W. Ortman, treasurer. ". M.
Oyer, corresponding secretary, box 5S7.
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TROY, N y .-Uhion: No. ssMeets
l. oR the Iass Fridayof each saanth % NJ clio nal
corner Of Congress and River streets Peter Cady.
president. Henry COnnors vice president. George
Smith, recording secretary Frederick EichholE 6nan
cis secretary. Louis Schneider, treaa Adsph staAde
corresponding secretary. p o. box l02-
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r .AFAYETTE, 1ND.--Union No. 20
~ meets on the hrst 81 urdAy Of each nonih. Hall
No. North Fourth street h. G. johnson, prssidept.
kiner Rritx, wee president. woodro Porter, treas
urer- r. h. Marley, recording corresponding and
financial secretary.
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CIGAR MAKERS UNION NO. So

4 uOAh MAhEhO ONAON M. 90
~ Of Montreal Canada, meets at the Ramsey House.
Craig street. Hursch Prayer, president Isaac Hart,
vice esdent and corresponding aecpssAry John Hay
wood recording and financial seeretAy Boz 1861 Mon
treAl. A.h-.N 'H.
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HARRISBURG, PA.-Union No.
Ill ZIG meets the 6st Tuesday Of every month"; at halt
nat sewn O'Clock, in BrAnt'I Hall. J. H. Kurtsen-
kabe. President Pred Reidlrnger, Vice President /;
weaver Financial Secretary; J. g. snave.y
treasurer: o. L. BaumasteI, Recording and CORES
bonding Secretary. p. y. Box 21.
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CONN.---Union

~ No S9-heac quarters, Arcade Hall, State street
meets on the last Saturday evening IN each month
Isaac Hayes, president John Uowper, vice president
DAL lei Carroll treasurer. J. H. H2ydon, financial,
recording and corresponding secretary, 1st s. John
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WASHINGTON, D. C.-Union No.
w 100 meets on tbe hrst Friday evening Of each
moth, At Mr.. Wsngemanns, Pennsyvani. avenue,
between A and ,6lh streetA H. ssebo, prssidsnts
WentEe, vice pyead mt. Joseph a. Lash correspond
ing secretary, r. Rohleder, record nc secretary -
Watt nscheid financial secretary. OssnEer, treas
uFer.
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BURLINGTON IOWA.- Union

RURLINGTON, 1OkWA. - Union
- ~ meets on the nrs, MonAeV.ef sysry nOath ct
Ostr2nder HALL corner Of Third and j. Rerson
Henry Krieg president Henry WsstfAll, vice pres't.
William Luis, recording ssaFetasy~- AdAp Wolinein,
financial secretary. Henry UnIAndt tsasaser Conrad
Holsten corresponding secretary. Box la
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DRICKLAYERS' NATIONAL
- UNION.-Seventh Annual Session will be held In
Albany, NJ. y, commencing the second Mo Bdsy In
January, 1872. Any sew n brcklaYers may organize
4 union and obi ain charter, payment Of %. Mach
union Is entitled to three deegateL Further infOr-
nation will be fur nished BY addressing the secretary
Meredith Moore, President. lisa MONTGOMERY street,
syracuse. n Y. Alfred Martin, vice president, box
AS Co neaon Ky. ChRs H. Kihl, delegate AZ large
267 ~ East st.. Indianapolis, Ind. Walter b. Dsbson
Samuel A. STEEL vice sec, ia Webster Pittsburgh.
Pa John W. Browning, sec, IS Grove o., New YOrh
oily.
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DETROIT, MfCH.-Cigar Makers

CT. PAUL, MINN.-Uniop No. 9s
~ meets the nrs Monday 81 each month In Mont
gomerys all, Of Third and Wsbsshaw streets.
Barry Watt, recording secretary. IN CardOzo, cor
responding secretary. Henry Picker, Asanci .sscre-
tary. ChrsBt Sner. tTeasureRa p box l16s.
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rRAND RAPIDS, MICH.-Uniop

CANTON, ILL.-Union No ls0 meets on the
" first Thursday evening Of each month. O. J.
Main, pres. J.V. Dean, vice prea W 4. Swain
rec. and fin. sec: Chas. Il. Sexton, heas. w..
DAvey. CO.. sec :, box 67.
OIGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION
~ OF CHICAGO, meets on the st NsDEEsDAY
EtEMHG Of Each Month, At g. Georges Hall, $50
South Clark Etreet.
J. n. wESKs, Pres
JoHH MARX. Cor sec'y.. Drawer eosS, Chicago.
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NORFOLK, VA Union No. 70
meets every Monday afternoon In each month ai
Washington Hall. William Oarfy. pFss Wiliars Hall,
vice pses Frank Johnson, financial James Bur
OheeFy. treas.
DOUGHKEEPSIE.-Union No. 80
Il meets the nrst Wednesday % every month.
John Eeefer Pres Dor ass. Lenc Hoffman, Vice Pred
dent. william Vol. fres-arsr. John KAisss, 'kesor4-
ing Financial and Corresponding Secretary. p 0. Lock
boz 1I6
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DAVENPORT, IOWA.--Union No.
~ 81 neess the hrst satu ndaY Of each month. v.
safron, president Henry Meyer, vice president Jno
Norman, recording secretary p. n. Donnelly, hnan-
cial secretary. Edward Lamp. treasurer. Il. A, MeY-
or, corresponding secretary, biz 81.
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MILW AUX E.-Union No. Is
AvA meets 90 che nrst and third Tuesdays Of every
month at MeyerS Hsll ase Fourth street. " G. Hoeh-
stein, president g. epengler. vice president. Paul
Ges glet recording secretary RrsDk Wettengel hnaA-
etsl secretary John Matthias, treasurer. Lewis Huss,
corresponding secretary. r. o. Ioct boz SAL.
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r ANCASTER, PA.-Union No.
~ meets on tie nrst Monday Of each month % Odd
FellowS Hall. Daniel T. Prit1mAn, cor. sec, p. o.
boz 70.
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ELMIRA, N. Y.-Union No. 10
n meets on The last Saturday Of Zach month ut Ne
ohAnics Han, Water street. Richard Grady president
George II. Ryan, vice president. J C nely, treas
srsr. Thomas ryna, hlAneIal Secretary. Jerry
Cronan recording and corresponding e,retary, P O.
box 1885. B. LeARy, door tendeT.
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NINCINNATI.-UniOn No. meets
- a Arbeiter Hail, Walnut street above Thirteenth
on the first and third Tuesdays Of each month. John
Puester, President, 7. Pink, Vice President. Bnj
KOop, Trsasnr-r. Adolph Endres, Correspondents and
English Recording Secretary. ChAs Nets, Rnancial
Secretary OAaa. segmAn, Gsrnan Rec0rding secre-
tary. r. o. box 2s9o
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UIGARMAKERS' UNION, NO. Is

~ Headquarters Berlyn House 20 East Broadway
New York. Meets the first TU ESDAY In every month
Kelley Moses, president, 81 Monroe %. T. Sykes vice
president Norris Davis financial secretary. Hart
Jacobs, recording secretary Barnett Beriyn
pondlne secretary, 46 Bast Broadway. -I .
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CARPENTERS 4 JOINERS' Ma
- TI0NAL UNION. Headquarters, Philadelphia,
Pa WV, MOwBRAY, Presluent 80 North Sixth Street.
Philsdslphia. Pc. WE- J. yEssUP, Secretary. IL Aor
folk street, New York city. N. Y.
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COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. "a
~ meets the second Monday Of every month In
frecks Hall No. los South Front It. Chas H. Phieger
president J johnson, vice pres. Aug HolEbacher a.
naoc 81 secretary. n. J OBren, recording secretary
J. Weneiy, nrst treasurer NJ O'=rien, second treas
Alexander Hesss corresponding secretary lock box sT5
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For and in 5edafef tie People Of Tie
Neutral Land
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4 VIZ AN MhA EIGO hO1AO II "
" UNION No. So, Of the city OF Leaven worth, neets
every nrst SATURDAY eveningn each month st Wolf .
Hsn Louis Voss Prea Frank fully. Vice Pres ;
Robert JtH financial Secretary John Gref Record
ing secretary D. olive. oOr. Sec. Fred Offer,
Treasurer
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DOCK ISLAND, ILL.-Union No.
1O lO4 meets on the 6rt Monday evening Of each
month Charles segemann. president aud treasurer
lock boz STA George WiliamI vice prssideat Christ
echock r, financial secretary. @. y kuhler, CORES
poadsng and recording secretary. lock boz AsB
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TERMS TO CLUBS.
TIE DOLLAR WEEKLY BUMu

THE SEMI-WEEKLY SUN
Five copies. one year, se pGrately addressed.
Eight D0limFB-
len copies, one yesr separately addressed (And
an extra copy " EeIter up Of club.
sixteen DallmFn-
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DEATH OF THE HERMIT OF CHAMrLAIN
In 1921 Isaac Nye was a merchant of Bur
lington,Nf doing business at the head
of Nye's wharf. In 1888 or40 he closed
the shutters, which have never been open
ed since. Here he has lived as a hermit
The goods in the store when he closed il
have remained and mouldered on the
shelves He would sell none of them
He had n quantity of valuable lumber,
which lay and rotted at the wharf. He
had been feeble for n year or two, and on
tuesday, 18th ult., he died. He was laid
"ul, at his own request, upon the counter
Of the old store. There, surrounded by
the remnants of piece goods and glass
ware which had been placed on the shelves
forty years before, with the dust of a gen
GRAFTON upon them, the curious came to
view the remains Of the hermit of Cham
plain He had never married, and was
about 80 years of age.
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WoMAS's RIGHTS Back of Maiden
Rock; in Wisconsin. at II locality called
Plum City, lives a Swede, who. having
This spring but one OK, persuaded his
wife to carry one end of the yoke while
llowing, while he held the pillow and
Their boy drove. The woman labored at
tins extraordinary employment for two
days, but was then compelled to quit it
and take to her bed on account of hay
ing ruptured an internal organ in her
efforts to keep her end of the yoke even.
In two days after she died, the physician
called Gale by the ne,ghno RS ilndlng it impos-
light Of civilization must have burned
dim in the neighborhood where her hus-
band was born and bred; and it is evil
dent that the poor wife was unknowing
OF the rights claimed by her strong-mind-
ed sisters.
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DIR. A. X. Wing is keen observer, and of
untiring industry, and his honest integrity is
proved by the standard value of his medicines
2w41
THE INVOLUNTARY MUSCLES are tho Sc
which control the Stomach, Liver, Lungs,
Heart, &C.; they, are Influenced directly by the
mind, SO that close study, anxiety, grief, irrita-
ton, secret excuses, and host of other eX-
citalts, acting directly on the brain, disturb the
nervous system, and prevent due muscul ar ac-
lion in those organs necessary to sustain life.
Here lies the great cause of Dyspepsia, Head
acne, Jaundice, Impoverished Blood, Irregu-
larities, Languor, Debility. Bronchitis, Con-
SUMPTION, Nc, &c. FELLOWS COMPOUND
SYRUP OF HYPOPHOsPHITEs, by its potent
ana salutary effects on the nervous system.
seems the best adapted to cure weakness or de-
bility of those organs.
If you have discharge from the nose, often
siye OF otherwise, partial loss of the sense of
smell, taste or hearing, eyes watering or weak.
feel dull and stupid or debilitated, pain or pre
sure in the head, take cold easily, you NAV rest
assured that you have the Catarrh. Thousands
annually, without manifesting half of the above
symptoms, terminate in Consumption and end
in the grave. No disease is so common, more
deceptive or less understood by physicians. R.
V. Pierce, NJ. D., of Buffalo. N. Y, is the pro-
prietor OF DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy per-
feet specific for Catarrh, "Cold in the Head" or
Catarrhal Headache, which he sends to any adj
dress, postpaid, for sixty cents, or four pack :
ages for w. Sold by most druggists everywhere
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BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.
MoNnAY, May 20, 1871

MONDAY, May %, 1871. /
EUTrER-W" quote fine New y ork and Vermont
butter at 2Gc with an occasional sale at &c per ID
fair 10 good do 20a25e; choice Western 2}a25c; fair
TO good do 90a3!c common and inferior butter Halls
CHEESE Fair to good lots of new Worcester
Co. cheese sell from lOalic per Id choice old factory
at - no e; common cheese At lac.
EGGS There is moderate demand at l1alS per
dozen for Northern and Eastern and 6c for Western
hut the market generally is quiet.
BEANS We quote choice hand-picked medium
beans at s. 2jat Il per bushel common do at 81 -
AZ; yellow eyes ut -: choice Western pea beans
s. ~ Eastern do 81 no. Peas dull at 40ca2l %
for common " and tanl,la and 81 2ja 30 for
choice.
HAY We quote choice Northern and Eastern hay
al 3.sl,H per ton and New \ ork At S3.a2S; common
hay sells at S2Ja!2, aud Straw at so per ton.
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News of the County and City.

those ON hoard the bark Mendez, feel greatly
encouraged J., the contents OF Il letter received
from Capt Isaac Park, of bark American
lIoyd,. now at Havana. capt. Park writes a,
follows
Capt Elcazcr MeGilvcry has not vet arrived
was talking yesterday With Captain who
arrived a week ago. who spoke him in lat %
tie said he WAS right then. Vessels are hay
ing long passages, and think he will be along
soon. We are having any amount Of light
>outherlN winds, and he is probably about The
ls;lats, where WAS for Il week"
Latitude 80 j. two degrees from Abaco, fol
which point size was steering, and six degrees
north Of Havana With the intricate navga-
ton. head winds, and perhaps bad trim of the
vessel She would he greatly DELAYED.
y man on Waldo Avenue, troubled by the
depredalion> Of skunkS, set trap At the mouth
of hurrow bat in~to al of the loud smelling
animal, caught q feminine w0odehurk. whose
lce WIS broken by the trap Digging out the
nest. he captured TWO OF her Young, with their
eyes NOT opened. tine of these was placed with
a inner ct kittens. where il made Itself al home,
the lnothclly old eat adopting and nursing it in
the most rnertonatc mmner.
The train of Monday night WIS an hour late
owing to M accident to freight train at Rel
grade. The engine run on the track, owing 10
The spreading Of the rails from the heat Of the
"o"''e' '"e nl''l'l was 'n''a''t't h'''eo' a'''
GUY ~ 'i'v' '''N S'i''"N'9 nun ne 'iS'''e
'"'' - ''' " '''N were >"''>"'" up S'''S no" Ii
''' commandments
lht Prog. Age mistaken IN saying that the
aie lnhu Moody. Of Srarsmont, was land agent
for cen Knox. The General died in 1S0G,
Prescott, who became rroprietors of A large
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The hypocrisy of some persons in the
world was well hit by old Pete Rogers, a
wealthy farmer, hospitable and cheerful,
from the ''up-country'' as they called it.
He was open-hearted and free, but much
given to profanity. Famous for his likes
and dislikes in every instance, nothing so
strongly aroused him as the vice above
mentioned. Upon one occasion he was
frustrating" at the Springs, when he
CHANGED to meet Elder Spriggins, u long
faced, sanctimonious, and ostensibly pi-
Gus worshiper of Mammon. The Elder
took occasion to rebuke his friend, When
Peter interrupted him There, elder,
don't say any more. You pray a little,
and | swear Il little, but everybody knows
neither OF us mean it,"
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In presenting the SPRAGUE MOWER to the notice
OF the Farmers of this country, and in soliciting
their patronage, the manufacturers feel 10 hesa ION
in making the statement that they calling aten
ton now to new and untried experimental
chine, but to one that has been subjected to the most
thorough and trying tests in many sections OF the
country and in all the various and difficult kinds OF
works which are required from tirst-cass Mower,
the results obtained from these trials have been
satisfactory both to the purchasers and to ourselves
Our aim has been, and will be, to place in the
hands OF the Farmer Mower, light in weight easy
OF draft, strong in construction, with the best and
most simple mechanical arrangement and proportion
of the working parts; the newest and most complete
facilities for handling cutting apparatus second to
none in use, and at price at once fair and reason
able, and much below that heretofore charged for
the same quality OF rst-class Mowers
In order to carry out these designs and to produce
the required results, We have secured and combined
tile very best mechanical skill with the practical
Moving Machinotaent OF many years experience.
The Machines placed in the field last season,
carefully tried and watched in all the different posi-
tons, ana upon all kinds of moving. A few i'm
provcments have been made and the Sprague Nov
perfection than any Moving Machine offered to the
public.
so well are we satisfied with the results OF last
years business, and with the promising indications
Of the coming seasons trade, that we have made
great additions to our buildings, and have placed m
them large and increased assortment OF the newest
and most improved tools and machinery. With our
present arrangements We arc enabled to tuGn Oat
fifty machines day.
Thanking the public ioI their very favorable le
ception OF She Sprague Mower, and their ready APP
probation OF its many good qualities, and for their
liberal patronage OF last season, respectfully
solicit continuance ot the same, and promise to
use every means in our power give the best salts
faction both by the good qualities oil our Machine
and the fairness OF our business transactions.
NN. SfitAhUE, President.
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MEETING ON THE COUNTY COMMITTEE,

TINHERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
l. Democratic County Committee, in Belfast at
the Journal Office, on Tuesday. J une 9th. at 2
O'Clock, r. NJ, for the purpose Of appointing Town
Committees Tor such towns as have not chosen them ;
also, to transact any other business that may be
deemed necessary. Towns that have chosen com
mittces arc requested to send in their lists.
Per Order
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City Of Belfast.

FrlE JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE OF
L the City Council, ON Accounts and Claims will
be in session at the AldtrmPn's room, the first
Monday TT each month ut : o'clock =. NJ.
All biils against thc city must be presented at said
meetings, tu lc entered upon the Kohl for payment
thlt month. Per Ord,r.
y. r. HOUSTON, Chairman,
Bel AIT, AIril H., Is 2mOs1l
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THE CONFESSIONS on An INVALID.

DUBlIsIIED as warning and for the benefit of
l. young men and others, who suffer from Nervous
ness, General Debility, &c, supplying 1HE MEANS
OF SELF -CuRE.
Written by one who cured him. elf, and sent free
on receiving postpaid directed envelope
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, n. y.