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The union Democrat. [volume] (Sonora, Calif.) 1854-1946, 1871-03-04

THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-The March mum.
Der of this sterling juvenile comes to US as
fresh as the first breath of Spring. 1t con-
tains an unusual amount Of entertaining
reading matter, and its illustrations are un-
surpassed. Each number of The Little Cor.
porat contains about much reading as any
anu the twelve nuhlbers of one year, costing
only $3.50, form volume equal to about a
dozen such books. The publisher offers tic
send free copy of ths superb steel engrav-
ing, The Heareab Cervbs, price $500, to
each subscriber for 1871. Terms $50 a
year. For specimen number, and revised
premium list, address the publisher, John E.
Miller, Chicago, Ill,
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CoNDIr CLAIx.-lf any persons are credu-
lous as to the former richness of the placer
mines around Sonora, let them 20 to Condit's
old store on Washington street and watch the
mining being done there. Every day some
pieces of quartz are found that are very rich
in gold. The store was built on ground that
had not been mined, it is proving so rich now
that we fear mining hole will soon take the
place Of tue Brick Building. Pieces contain
log from one to three hundred dollars each
have been taken out within week.
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Cry ELECTION. - The election for City
Trustees Collector and Assessor takes place
on Monday next. We have not heard Of
any aspirants for Trustees. For Collector,
John Van Harrington and VIM Fahey will be
candidates, and for Assessor, Richard Roehm
Our citizens should make up a ticket for frus
tees, composed of persons who have an inter
est in keeping our streets in good condition
and putting the Fire Department on better
footing than it now has.
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1921 S4l93 so $50 %
Census Children q s. so. s4552 W


DlsrRIcr CouRr.-The District Court will
meet on Monday next, the following cases are
on the Calendar:
The People VS.. Hiram W. Poole, Indicted
for Murder.
The People VS.. John wainwright; W. II.
p'eSerson; c. II. Carter; John App & CO.;
Carter 4 Co; D. Mccormick; S. L d. L.
Smith; I. Brodisan; John l.. Bourland; Brad,
ford / Way; s. S. Bradford: IL. Greenwood;
Abner Reed, John c. Smith; Sidney Smith;
and John NJ. Faughnan. Suits for Taxes Of
1869.
II. Marshall vs.. \. Davidson Ct ais
Thomas Geek vs.. y. Davidson Il ais.
Richard Downing vs. F. Grifiug ct ais.
&. ). Reuter- vs.. c. Burden.
Jos. Pownall vs.. J. Hall,
c. c. Drescher Us. j. w. Anderson Il al.
Jane Clark VS.. Geo. S,eiumetr.
Jos. Phelps ct ais vs., Frederick Schenk.
Nm. Burling vs.. Ward C. Pike.
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The Board o. Supervisors, met on Monday
and made an estimate of the probable receipts
and expenses of the county, for the next
three months From the estimate made there
being a surplus of s. 200 in the Current Elk
pence Fund, it was ordered that the sum OF
81. 100 be applied to the payment of warrants
in the order of their registration on the Gen
eral Fund and the same sum for the redemption
ofold Current Expense Warrants, as provided
.by the law of the last legislature.
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STATE OF CaL.FoRNIA. COUNTY

- Of Tuolufnne SS-ni>Iict Court. Fifth Judicial Dis
et-ouaplaints having been filed. and summon there
on having been issued out said Court in the name of the
People the State Of California severaly against the
GELS property situated in said State and County herein
described assessed thereon IN the year
1870 aud for the respective amounts following, namely:
against
House at Springfield and known the Arrivey House in
township No for 81 50, assessed TO LOUIS Arrivey
against
House and lot in Columbia next south Of F.. Johnsons
place in township No. for - 40, asessei Peter
Aignette; against
Claim 10 mining claim Morcasin creek known All
Lee Co.'S claim in township Ne. fer - SO, assessed
to All Lee L CO; against
Claim to mining claim sr Improvements thereto belong
ing at jacksonville known ~ All Sow Ca's claim in
township No / for $40 Is. assessed to All Sow Co;
against .
House ana Garden on Garree creek between lots Of Reed
and enes in township Ne for - -. assessed to All
Tom against
Uos and lot at Gold Springs known As Frank Bias place
in township No for 81 20 assessed to Francis Blass
against
of Iaheoure and Stockton stieet sonora an township
Na ! fnr 81 80 assessed 10 Felipa Corfez, against
Hens. 20 Know Nothing Guoh north 81 summit PAS next
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Our old friend f. p. Walling, who has liv-
ed for many years near Summerville, has de-
termined to remove with his family to Texas,
On Saturday next. be will offer his ranch,
stock of horses, cattle and hogs, tools &C.. at
public auction. This viii be fine orportu-
nifty for any person wanting ranch, to bay
one Cheap
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TURN VEREN HALL.-This hall has recent
~ been very much improved. An addition of
sixteen feet has been added on the rear in
which stageis fitted upin good shape adapted
to stroling theatrical and minstrel companies.
The stare which was in the Hall, has been
removed which will give ample room for
large dancing parties.
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ArroRrIoNMENr OF STATE SCHOOL MONEY
&C. l.. Metzger Esq, County Superintendent
has made the following apportionment of
monev received from the State to the various
School Districts in Tuolumne County, as fol-
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G,oNsrARLE.s sALE.-By virtue of am

NVNS u
u ESscutiou issued Of Justice James Lcford Court
Of First Township County Of Tuclumne. to me directed
in favor C. IT, Carter and against Charles RANKIN nave
seized ana will expose sale Pablo Auction, IA Il
nora sant Of the Cur, House do0r the foosing des
crfhea property, 10 wit.
One Araster. Wheel, and half mile in length mere or
less of Water Ditch sud Daing. Right Of Way and 10
ter Of Bear Greek oas miners cabin One Cart one har
One WheeleArroS. One Quartz claim situated IA
MSrshalts Ranch and One w.ndlass. All Of <hch pro
perty situated Cherokee sho. Il miles Esterly
Sonora, and in Township No. l. Taolumne County;
California,
pasei Sonora the slst day Of February A. n 1871,
u. KENNEy, Constable,
Eeh II 1S-r-4w
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THE GRASS VALLEY LorTERY.-It will take
the committee at least FIVE days after March
1st to arrange for the drawing of the Grass
Valley Lottery which was advertised to take
place on Wednesday last.
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Robert T. Rucker, of Fairfield, Texas, is
anxious to obtain information of his brother,
Volney Rucker, formerly of Mississippi, who
is supposed to be in California.
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Ghs Nniun qemutrat.


VIM. s. Cooper is authorized to act as
Agent for the "USIoS DEMocRAT,h for solie-
iting Advertisements and Subscriptions. and
TO receipt for money due this Office.
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THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
of your Grocer or Druggist a
package of SEA MOSS FARINE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts CT Blanc Mango,
and a like quantity CT Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is the cheapest,
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes a
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
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NOTICE.

Tha undersigned ha-ing bought the entire interest o.
A II HYDE in the Farming aud Lumber business, vii
n,Inue te business Heretofore All persons having
claims agaias; the late firm of NJ, ii. & A. H. hyde,
Will present them 10 me 70: payment
II. II. HYDE.
ss,,ora Ian as IsTf-3u
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The City Sexton reports four interments in
the City Cemetery, for the month of Febru-
ary
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DrssoLurIoN OF CoPARTNER

SHIP-The c,partcershp heretofore existing he,
t-re.n AARON III HYDE aud MOSES IL. HYDE under the
firm name and style ef VI. II. A. H. Hyde dissolved
n Jarnary sd 1871. by mutual consent. All persons
indebted the late firm VIII make hieh 10 NJ H. ny
who alone is authorized to collect the same.
Wv NJ IL. HYDE,
A. Ii. HYDR.
sonnra January IS. ls.1.-3m
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Two marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk, in the month of February.
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EINCaIpEaAr nuN.N.. COMPANY

A--Loeation Of Works Tnetumre County California.
NoTIes.--Tksre Delinquent upon the following de-
srhod Stock OF Assessment levied the Six
ssnth February ISL the several amounts set
nestle the names of the respective Shareholders. f
lows:
Names. No Certificates. No. Shares Amount
James Wilson. ...-.....Sl ~ 80 W
Is,ras Wilson 10 - %
And in accordance with law and order Of the Board
of Trustees made the 18th day Of January ISL 50
many shares each parcel Of said Stock As may be nee-
arv will be sold at Public Auction at the office Of the Mn
aid Fiat Mining Company 10 Clay street, San Francisco
on the 4th ay of March, ISL At the hour o O'Clock P
NJ Of said ay pay said delinquent Assessment thereon
together with costs Of Advertising and expense OF sale
n. IL. GROVE, Sec'y-
oaice 30 Clay street San Francisco
Feb. aS lS.I-sS
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EpIscoPAL CHURCH NoricE.-Divine Ser
vice tomorrow Sunday, at St. James
Church, Sonora, at IL o'clock. A. ". and at
1r.x. Sunday School every Sunday at -
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Divine Service will be held in the NJ. f.
Church in Columbia, next Sunday at o'clock
+. ".
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VElVOLUMNE MOUNTAIN GOLD AND
Silver Mining Co Location Of Works. Old Buchanan
Ledge. Tuolumne county, State of Cafornia-NeTfcE-
There delinquent upon the following described
stock Of Assessment levied the 18th day %
January ISL the several amounts opposite the
Of the respective shareholders. as follows:
Names No. Certificates. Ne. Shares. Amount
Robert Branif, lla IL. Sli 80
Robert RraniH, ..............iSs 90
And in accordance with law and order Of the Board
Trustees made en- ;he Eth day ef January, ISL
many shares Of each parcel OF said stock he
~ will be sold At Public Auction the office Of the Secre
tary. Ne. - Court Biock 66 Clay street, San Francisco
California Tuesday the lIth day March, ISL. at the
hour Of ocock " Of said day, pay said delinquent
Assessment thereon together with Advertising
aud expenses of sale.
n. F. VERDENAL. See'y.
oaiee - Court Block 6s6 Clay street San Francisco
CalttoTna.
Feb y. lS1l-Sw
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"A Glorious Changed!
THE GREAT WORLDS TONIC.
Plantation Bitters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stOrative is the sheet-anch0r of
the feeble and debiiitated. As a
tonic and cordial for the aged
and languid, it has no equal
among stcInachics. AS a remedy
for the nervous weakness to
which women are especially sub
iect, it is supersedins every other
stirnuiant. I'm ali climates, trOpi-
cal, temperate, or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every species OF
disorder which undermines the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
August Is, lS7o-ly
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TENHE STA - y ssD REMEDY FOR
Il COUGHS, INFLUENZA, Sore Throat. Whooping
Cough, Group, Liver Complaint, Bronchitis, Bleeding
the Lungs, aud every affection OF the Throat,
Lungs md Chest, including CONs5MP.
TION.
but oosens it, the lungs aays irritation thus
removing the cause OF the complaint None genuine un-
less signed /. BUrrs. Prepared by SETH W. FowLE 4
Son Boston. Sold by REMINGTON. HosrETTEk Co. San
Francisco, and by dealers eneraly.
June IL. 1S70-ly.
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Can IOu Feel IL Buried Leg.

For the benefit OF a class of inau;ers who
give look of incredulity, or suggest mere i'm.
agiEaton,' we say most positively that the foot
which Is gone Is much more frequently and IN ore
powerfully felt than any limb that remains.
When heavy storm is coming on we are some.
times driven nearly frantic. Busy work during
the day may divert the mind but at night sleep
Is bani.hed, and the utter impo.sibili,y of get.
ting ut a pain which seems to proceed from
member buried perhaps hundreds of miles away,
is maddsnlng. In severe attack the toes seem
bent back by irresistible force till the Joints are
broken, the muscles are cramped with agony,
aud the whole foot is plunged into burning lava.
l have compared notes with men whose ampu-
tstion dated as far back as thirty years, and all
agreed in their experience of continued ssnsi.
tiveness OF the excised part. As 81, here writ
lug repeat An old experiment with all due re.
search and attention. Carefully examining the
sensations aroused in my brain by the reflex
action OF the nerves. note the following facts:
So long "a l remain in passive state, merely
ooservant. avoiding any exercise Of my will
upon the muscles, Am utterly ignorant Of the
le-s OF my foot, except SO far a. sight and touch
assure me OF IL. Even with these aids I find it
Impossible 10 impress upon my inner conscious.
ness belief that my body ends just below the
knee. Not only Is there sense Of lo.s, but at
he very place where my eyee and hands tell ma
'ha' oohc ana uesn enQ ana empty air begins,
my brain tells me incesssutly, positively, obsti.
nately that there 10 no break of continuity.
That this should happen when the amputation
hr,t t'k-s place does not seem very surprising,
.ns might be explained by the force of habit.
let " p.tiert who hss met with II serious asci.
dent aud taken ether, find on waking n cover.
my extending downward from his neck and 10
far elevated us 10 give no guide to the shape he.
meath So long ~ he lies in n purely receptive,
lnnrtire state, he cannot be sure that any ampu.
''''"n at all has taken place. nor, if assured that
one has been performed, can he say how much
or how little has been, included. As far az any
break In his nervous system serves a. "a clue, his
body may be cut off ut the neck, or his toe alone
he slightly Injured A great ache in one limb
may give him general idea Of the seat of the
operation; but he il not, and, l believe, after
comparing notes with many fellow.Suiferers
can never be able to designate the point Of sepa.
ration until he LGs seen and touched it. sa -. a
rms delasion. or rather con tradiotion of testi.
mony, given by different senses, is not temporary
it continues indefinitely. A case is on record Of
tender mother.who for long time objected to
The amputaton OF her invalid sons's Leg, fearing
! that the knowledge Of his loss would grieve him
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legal.
TGAGI. SAL,

Si:.--oIoRTGAGs SALE
wife eoanSS VI Lex s . and hHsh AGkgma his
deliver TO esep aay o. March D lsa
Snm5sr 81 he northwest quarter OF eSn
OF he limo, And ~ NE llr pne pal uer,n lying south
ACRES more or less Situated in s c6nniv and I'M a. 1o
even date Win said , ~1 egr'dn pron.oTy notes bearing
os and nav q, Ia n9te, being hundred
And one OF aid no.ss being the sum Of ep hnnreS o
n ars ana payshe 70 said Phillip Buc one yeT rta ea
anna said deed ss Ts n 81 len per sent per
ss " ~ @ "a e iscoFders Office Of said county % La
And wie5ess il Is provided in said deed of mort,
any thereof according eaor and c or
attorney after having adeTtsed such ar o.
new published in ottawa in said county Of LA sails.
thereof and all right equity OF eemnon OF any pat
aas of the first part their heirs executors and aGmns,rs
Tor cash a. the south door County Court oW Iaer
IN tac cry OF Ottawa al The time appointed IN such
Giscreuon; and upon making such sale sales the said ma
chaser or purchasers for said pre@es aaa
apbs e ocees Of sale st to the payment OF advertising
overpus II any To- The ~, ii .riy a. ~, 49, tleE'As The
Aud whereas said Caspar cSeran And Hannah Alderman
to said premises which they might have under the Homestead
exemption laws OF said state.
whole OF said two notes the same now remaining wholly
unpaid ...,,..--. "''
that by virtue ofhe power Of ,a in sa coPiae5
and Tor the purposes therein expressed the d Joseph Meyer
trenoob atm "nih doc" iG H"tr OF tn o'clock in The
La sale county. ~ said city Ottawa sell al public yandae
to The highest and best bidder bidders for cb M sad ale
al , o b 1e and ana PT' aooye ae,ebe and ali right
eman and Hannah Ackcrnaa may have aen and Mi M
h sid t@Sor Of alg De-. -c,. @ 1. a, Pr@yi,si
Pai@ i TAN = N is @ Ia. F2 nrT nEck
D. b. l''vE' Alo5"s! Mortgages.
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FROM MARSEILLES.

NJ. A. Howell! has commenced laying stone for
the new Stainery.
DIED.-The wife of T. W. Perry, on March
2lst. Also the wife of Edward Hubbard, on
Monday, March 9th.
The people of Marseilles were entertained at
Clark's Hall, on Friday evening, March Gath, by
the renowned drama of "The Octoroon or life
in Louisiana" which was we'll performed, and for
amateurs, very creditably. Over sixty reserved
seats were sold, and the house crowded.
They will perform again in tive weeks, for the
benefit of the Olympic Base Ball Club.
The Marseilles Musical Association intend Civ.
ing concert shortly.
A dramatic entertainment will soon be given
for the benefit Of the Marseilles Silver Csrnet
Band.
The Episcopalian chursh, the Rev. A. J. Bar.
row officiating, has large congregation on Sud-
days, and is we'll attended through the week
The people of MArseilles are very anxious to
hear from the contractors of the Chicago, Pekin
" South Western Railroad. Chi PHI.
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CALICO Hor.-The Calico Hop that came off
At Seneca, on Friday evening, the 18th inst, un.
der the management of Charles Malaise, James
Armor and others, was . decided success. There
we're about forty couple present. The ladies'
were all dressed IN calico dresses. made from
different patterns, and looked very neat Some
Of the gentlemen were orHamented with large
aeckties, made from calico. very appropriate to
the occasion.
Willis full band. from Ottawa, furnished music
FOR the occasion, and, Of course, everything WA
"lovely" ZnRo.
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to death. When the reason Of her unwillingness
became known. the attending surgeon assured
her that the boy used not learn the event until
fully strong enough 70 bear the shock. And the
innocent deception was carried on for months. a
screen having been put before the Young mans
face, until one day he was sstOnished at finding
himself the possessor Of well.healed, vigorous
stump. instead o; u week aud diseased leg
The Galalv.
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"There are some things which will never be
hurt by falling" growled an ola man in the
market the other morning. whats them 2" in
quired marketman. "Prices," said the old
man they're IS awful slow in falling that
they'll never get smashed"
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CHICAGO, Dee. s, 1870.

CHICAGO, Dee. s, 1870.
Hes'rs Itoa d Cddy.: Experience, past ano,
present. with the Steck Piano, enables me I'd
record IVY entire approval Of the many excellent
qu~ii's- which it combines. The purchaser
will realize one element Of genuine worth in the
Steck, viz: its willingness to stay in tune. when
well tuned. Respectfully yours,
J. MAURICE HUBBARD
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Touching dundies. le, Ms con.;d,

UANDTES. -IOuChIhK dNhdlea, let US cOnridtr
with some scientific strictness, what DADDY
specially is. A dandy is u clothes.weuring man
IA man whose trade. Office and exs,enc. con.
sst in the wearing Of clothes. Every faculty of
hi- soul, spirit, purse and person. is heroically
consccratcd to this once objeo,-,h" wearing Of
clothes wisely and well 30 that n. other. drsss
to live, he lives to drcss.-- Carlyle.
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A San Francisco lady lately applied for di.
vorce because her husband was u COMPOUNDED
fool" Her petition was not granted, the Judge
remarking that "every man who gets married
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B b B b B b 3 b b i 3 J. 3 3

THE YOU'VE PILOT for April is lbeiore us
The success of this comparatively new maya.
zine, judging from its continued improvement,
is now permanently established. The present
number is embellishsd with very attractive
fronsispiecs, entitled. "Drsssing for the Party
which will be of considerable interest to our
Girls.
The YOUNG PILOT claims to DO for Young
People in their Teens" but it furnishes matter
for everybody.
Send ten cents for specimen copy Addres
Young Pilot Publishing Company, Chicago, ILL.,
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re-
ceived by Osman Hapeman, Ottawa, Ills.
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Pat, who is this Nilsson we hear so much
spakin' about in the newspapers Z
Don't you know. Nike Why, it's that
onld sea div Nilsson, that II. the battle of
the Nile, tubbc sure A q. VT ~
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man in Indiana laughed himself TO death on
reading funny tale" II was one of Greeley's
articles on Misunderstanding Salt"
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NOW Is THE TIME,

And Osman & Hapeman's is the
place to buy your Wall Paper and
Window Shades. They have the
largest assortment, and their prices
are always as low as the lowest.
West of Court House Square.
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IHE STICK PIANO receives Communications
from all quarters. Here is what high musical
authority in Louisiana says of it:
-Hessrs. Itoot d Cady-I bear witness with
great pleasure to the splendid qualities of the
Steck Piano. 1t has round, full and magnif.
cent tone. united with great clearness and brit.
hancy. In EVERY way first class instrument.
LEWIS A. SEWARD,
Organlst of Trinity Church, New Orleans,
and Precentor Of the Diocese of La.
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Hessrs. Root G Cd1u:

Hessrs. Root d Cady
Of you is really admirable The quality of tone
is of the richest, making the Piano to sing rath.
or than to play. Ny first impressions are m ore
than realized. Rev, 4. EDWARDS
Nessr' loot q Cady, Chicago.
DEAR STRs :-Thsre is NO Piano on earth that
would 30 willing to take in exchange for the
Steck. Pure in tone, evenly balanced, honestly
made, and wearing like piece Of wrought steel,
it well deserves to be called 1.-THE National
Piano" CHAs. D. LAKEy.
Editor and Publisher lie american BuiIdsr.
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From this to be deducted the cost of collec.
ton, leaving an insignificant sum as com pared
with the large amounts which the people are
compelled to pay by the increased cost Of the
article
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a heavy stock of Wall Paper of every shade,
color, pattern Mud variety, new, pretty and cheap,
and more coming. at Osman a. Hapeman's
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ACCIDENTs.-We have several accident. to
note this week.
Mrs. VIM. Dana, of Waltham, was at Utica.
sitting in buggy waiting for her husband, who
was coming in an approaching train, when, al.
the train arrived, the horse became frightened
and ran away, throwing her violently out against
a post, hurting her badly, the wheels Of the bug
~ passing over her.
John Olmstead was thrown, 10y runaway
horse, against lamp post and hurt abou. the
head and shoulder
Miss Upp was run over and killed by train
of cars. at Homer, on Wednesday last