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Knox County Democratic Convention.

The Democrats Of the city of Rockland, and the
delegates to Convention to be held at UNION
HALL, Thomaston, August 10, ISL, at 70 o'clock,
A. NJ, for the following purposes: 10 nominate
candidate for State Senator County Attorney, Coun-
ty Commissioner, and County Treasurer.
Each city and town are entitled to one delegate
and additional delegate for every 30 votes cast for
tlte Democratic Candidate for Governor at the State
election in 1870 and fraction of 2t votes will en-
title an additional delegate.
f. X. O'BRIEN,
j. FRED MERRILL,
n. z. WALKER,
FRANK SHAW,
l.. V. HASTINGS,
l.. NJ. STAPLES,
JOHN DAVIS, ID.
Dem. Co. Com.
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YI,IIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of Administrators
of the estate of Thomas X. Clement late of Montville
in the County of Waldo, deceased by giving bond as
the law Directs she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceascds estate to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same for settlement
to her. 3W2 MARX CLEMENT.
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Two young gentlemen of Washington
tt tired Of boarding house fare resolved to
live better or suffer in the attempt. They
hired q house containing five rooms, with
garden accompaniment, on Capitol hill
for SO month. A limited supply of
furniture, and other housekeeping ar
ticles was purchased, and cook duly in
stalled over the whole, in April last.
This summer they have raised vegetables
enough to supply the table; have enter
tanned 4 score or more of friends in hand
some style; lived well themselves all the
time, and at a less cost than if they had
lived in the usual way
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At a Probate Court held at ieliast, within and for
the County Of Waldo, ON the second Tuesday OF
July, A. ID. 1871.
ItARAII BARKER, widow of Stephen j. Barker,
y late of Troy, in said County OF waldo, deceased,
having presented L petition for an allowance from
the personal estate OF said deceased.
ordered, That the said Sarah, give notice to
nil persons interested by causing copy OF this or
der be Published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear Probate Court, to be held At Belfast,
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
of August next, at ten OF the clock before noon,
lnd shcw cause, il any they have, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
ASA THURLOUGlI, Judge.
A true copy. Attest-B. L. FIELD, Register. >
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kl.Dt Gut. thall-iuu people rom huCnestcE,
...,,.it,ta Gowns won't ia Part.
~ ll'' anu lh''i ''''
and ON Friday, 10 celebrate tie opening OF the
I'gI"'
.ui greeted ny MAYOR h'hS9hirN' Toy. Ter
5am Hon. John Lynch, aud ". :. Dana, preS
liant ,,g ,I,r ho9rI ur t.,,Ia attic, Which III,
)oadN Of tralc gave them an excursion down
I'M, buth,,r IN tb, .ta.roar lain Rro,ls A,
~,
Wr-ue requested TO staff that the Democratic
Town 'multire cd ih' representative ''"9N
composed ol knox. Belmont Morrill,, Waldo,
p,,.L. ,,,.l -,,.,,,ilf. viii meet in one of the
Inrv rooms. al the. close of the County ConVen-
l5.. ,, ,,..,,.., f, .,ppo,tionine The renresell-
" a.,
5...,,.,,, .oppn bolI similar ,ncetinr.
Ihp sailing slips Constellation and saratoga
40 Ine mteH State navy with Mdsh'ilheh
FROM thr Annapolis \ ldemy arrived 1t Port
I.t1t r,.,,.l,,- -rL.. hay .,i,, an FL .,11ise
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Al Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Tor
The County OF Waldo on the second Tuesday OF
July, A. u. ISL.
MARY j. GOULD Administrators Of the estate
WI Of rhilo }. Gould, late Of Monroe, in said
County OF waldo, deceased, having presented mgr
first and final account OF Administration on said
estate.
ordered, That the said Administrators give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy OF TINS
order To be published three weeks successfully in
the Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at Il Probate Court, to be held
at Belfast within and tor said County, ON the
second tuesday OF August next, at ten of the clock
before noon, and shew cause, il any they have, why
the same should not be allowed
ASA THURLOUGli, judge.
A true copy. Attcst-R.P FIELD Register. 3w2
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The Cornellsyille (Inl.) Times tells of an
old rail-Spittcr in that county who put Il
quietus upon 4 young man who had chafed
him about his bald head in these words:
Young man when my head gets as soft as
yours, | can raj hair to SELL
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At a Probate Court held at Belfast, within and Tor
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday OF
July A. d. 1871.
JOANNA S. DOW former widow of Levi ..
81 Bowdcn late Of Winterport, in said County OF
Waldo deceased, having presented petition for an
allowance from the personal estate OF said deceased
Ordered, That the said Joanna give notice to
all persons interested by causing copy OF this order
to be published three weeks successfully in the
Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that they
may appear at Probate Court to be held at Belfast
within and for said County, on the second Tuesday
of August next at ten of the clock before noon ana
shew cause, if any they have why the prayer OF sand
petition should not be granted
ASA THURIOUGlI, Judge.
A true copy Attcst-B. 7 FIELD, Register.
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YI1IIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
l. concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of AdmnistratriN
OF the estate of CULVER o. Shepard late OF Lincoln
vile, in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving
bond the law directs; she therefore requests ~
persons who are indebted to said deceaseus est'tc
to make immediate payment, and those VINO nave any
demands thereon, exhibit the same LOT settieeh'
to her. 3W2 LIZ OLA JANE oi'i-A 1AAND'
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yINIIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that she has been duly appointed
and taken upon herself the trust of Administrators
County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond as
the law directs; she therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to said deceaseds estate TO MAKE
immediate payment, and those who have any DC
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
TO her 3W2 MAXI ,. Iuflo.
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ALI. PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN
OF harhoring trusting Gcorgr Eassick his wItc,
Rrbecca ;assick pauprrs OF the town OF rhorndike,
the account OF said town, the town wll not
pay any debts contracted for thcm the oVcrsecrs
OF the poor OF said town Of rhornlikr, have made
ample provisions tor their support.
ELI Pilll.HRlCk, Dycr~rers Of the Poor
EIIPII NlEl PEASE, OF GhnInI'ke.
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The new war vessel Devastation. Oft he
English navy, is described as the m ost
remarkable, the strongest and the ugli
est vessel atloat. This huge floating bat
terry, with her low hull and gun-t0wers
possesses no masts, but only two poles
for signalling, tore and aft. Her strength
lies in three chief points-her massive
armor, her offensive armament, and her
great capacity for carrying coal and
steaming She can carry no less than
1900 tons of coal, which will feed two pairs
of engines, driving twin screws, independ
ent OF each other; and, with full boiler
power, the force OF this immense macIin-
cry may be set ut 5000 horses. 1t is cal
culatcd that the Devastation could out
sail the Warrior and Monarch-two of
the Navy's heaviest monitors-by at least
seventeen days, such is the difference in
the capacity of the vessels. The deck is
covered in with three inches ofrolled iron
and thick teak planking; but upon that
platform rises Il sort of iron fortress con-
tanning the two turrets, the funnel, steer
ingboN. and all the large openings to the
interior, This fortress will contain four
35-ton guns, which it has been demon
strated can send Il shell through fifteen
inches of iron, with foot of teak behind
it. Finally, great attention has been
paid to stability, and no apprehensions
of a fate Ike the Captains are felt for the
giant Devastation.
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1srArE OF JAMES WHITE. The under
IL signed having been appointed by the Judge OF
Probate, Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims Of Inc several creditors OF said estate will at
tend to that duty at the office of VIM. G.. Crosby
in Belfast on the first Monday in August, November
and December next, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
VIM. q. CROSBY,
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON.
Belfast July Is, 1871. 3w3
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DIR. JOSEPH II. SCHENCK'S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

sruc.C~,rxr
ana a,ailcd themselves Of his wonderfully cnlcacIs
medicines they would not have fallen
pr Schenck has in his own case proven that where
,or sufficient vitality remains that vitality b. his e,li
tiues and lis directions for their use is quckcici into
foaItlul vi.or.
III this Statement There is nothing rrcsnnptuous
70 ILL 1 ii the invalid is made no r,lrcs,ntatiol.
mat ~ mot ''9 Tb h times ms M ny 9 .
medicines simple as il is 'f:lilng Its philosophy
viIcing.
The SeawcoI Tonic and Mandrake Pill, the FIRST
weapons with which Tie citadel OF the maady is assilied
Iwo-thirds of the oil consumption originate in d
lepsi ana intentionally disordercd livcr. With thts
condition The bronchial tubes ''sympntiIle " with the
stomach. They respond TO the morbllle action Of the
liver Here then comes the cunlinntng result ana tba
sel'l''' ~ "''i az ita distressing symptoms, Oh
,.p1.xj,.,-
modest .ttt.tne fcdopllum irttl. lney possess all
the blood scar ming, Alternative properties OF colonel but
unlike caloluel they
..1U.yr Sss STrS<. ,sru,~n
~"
The work Of cure is now beginning. IA yated and
mucous deposits bowels aud in the Apmemtar, a.
elected. lhe liver, like clock, is wound up. 1t
AHA tho patient begns feel that lie getting, last
a SUPPLY oFS GOOD BLOOD.
HE Seawce Tonic in conjunction v ith the ris u,r
meaes MID assimIatcs with The t,od unyldratiGT il
I'm, Sen5 tII+ rs traicis tor,nr.! Al sti,
becomes painless and the cure is seen 10 be al hand
narh An onnntita SetS in " " 80 "
Now comes the greatest Blood Purifier ever yet given
z31 u1u IA her 10 PM
omc Svrqp comes in TO perform its functions and to
i,s ma comnetn the c,,rr II cntnre Of once ,,n,, 10
,,rl N,tnrn rannot ha cheatei If rniicts and t,i,,s
% d' ds pe ,i 9 M l ' pf's
] IF ahcrns IF nrnps lin 4hm N f e m o
@d III f. y ,ary shnrt tp,a tba laT il lan"isli'
IN rottdn throna nm n nornnn Il I'D am ,a ~
nDy AMI tba I,atieI in ali he ,sny If reeanc1 vir
st Grtb u eniay ti,a ,,anhfoi ~, tl'ot 80
''>l' ~ " 'N' - ~ " ~ 'N VS.
GIVEN UP AS LOST.
.,;r,,i, ~, ,,,+io,,., ,,,,,.4 =,
Inc setH h I$ IS, Inc ilies ia stay IN q warm
room tit my ~ w -. ~ ID .'.tos 70 Pr
tnis 9uu ",rl tie iIs e u!se'Sea o.t IL must
ne VI eiot We teCt.. FRESH ''ii ana
rlIis ON, tspteliiS III s sGtoli Vi t' country III me
l, anu WINTER selsoil' are az Wrolg Ihyse e, VINO
til't SoarsG isG t II .iigt lungs
ic Day ut"si u i try are III aie mouse
llts mus iot ~ ~ my lnttst WIN 'ol te
room Us iiu NV ~ ts is t,'c Shst ~ pef 70 eet
up iooa 81 io pae'S q niist hvtp
Ill Roo' Sphitsu ~ sct Mel4' iilS mas
great deal TO o WIN INC appetite t Is the great potfo
gam
70 nts' OF cue tf Suel eviaeLCe e. us p"Sslhhly
III ite "nlSt 'u ii1si lily ~ ~ IS
st.' 1r , in l,h Willy ~ 'e f'eui'y
ol NJ own eu.c p" 'e IN .tese ilo"Ist "oius'
MANY Ne',s 'so rs 'e last S,lses OF toiSun-
non ~ ny "u, anu az one titI NY lS sictiis
thought tia lcoutul nor Il weck hei IKE drowning
man catchhe ~ strA"s, heitra ana ootcd me pre-
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SUPPLY GOOD BLOOD.

The work Of cure is now beginning. IAe yiliated anl
mucous deposits N the bowels aud in the bmsntal
nal are elected. The liver like cluck is wond up Ii
TO ,.lt Hell 1t
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NJ . TT G E!
ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE LATE
Firm of Libby ~ Co., OF Stockton, are hereby
requested settle their accounts on or before Aug
10th, otherwise their accounts will go into the
hands of an Attorney for collection.
Stockton, July ~, ISL. JOHN G. LIBBY.
3W3k
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE CONFESSIONS Oh An INVALID.

DUBLlSIIED as a warning and for the benefit OF
L young men and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, &C., supplying THE MEANS OF sELF-CURE
Written by one who cured himse elf, and sent free
on receiving post paid directed envelope.
Address, NATHANIEL MAYFAIE, Brooklyn, N. Y.
6mI5sp
DIR. f. Il. CLARkES VEGETABLE SHERRY WIN T.
BIrrERs certain for female sickness, by
taking glass half full before ettng out of bed
in the morning Delicate Ladies' will lind it of
great service by using it three or tour times 4 day
Sold by all dealers in medicines sp
Consumption,
rrs CURE AND IT'S PREVENTIVE,
BY j. H. SCHENCK, M. d.
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Fatal Accident At Rockiand.
ROCKLAND, Aug. |

ROCKLAND, Aug. l.
Three adjoining wooden buildings at 'The
Brook on Main-st. in this city, the carriage
factory of VIM. Adams, Jones' Lumber Office,
and Thompson's Fish Market. which were be-
ing raised TO the new grade of the street, fell At
II O'Clock to-day, distance of s or 10 feet and
are complete wreck. A number of men we're
al work under the buildings at the time of the
accident, all but one of whom escaped without
serious injury. One workman named Reed.
who was under the middle OF the buildings
when they fell, is missing and supposed to he
buried under the wreck. Ii is thought he
must have been killed by the fall. \ large
gang OF men are at work clearing the debris, in
search for the missing man. The loss of
property will be several thousand dollars.
SECOND DISPATCH,
At two o'clock this afternoon the large force
at work upon the ruins of the buildings which
fell this forenoon, discovered the body of the
missing workman, Robert Reed. lie was
found doubled up and crushed under the fallen
timbers and must have been instantly killed
while attempting to escape. Reed WAS about 80
years of age and leaves wife and one child.
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THE TURF.


DRosPEcT rARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
The following spseis will % trottcd for dur
''S 80" SFiRsT nA9@rUEsDAY, OCT. H.
aa hs % e three
M % SSss@ s. .s.,, i, Sc g. S.q rSs;u.
& simon: ss's.; !. :; Ss. S Charlie '''
s Ssd Se ss;s,: .9 ne .a, rem Sn%s
y. Thorne enters b. st. Sentinel
n. Goodin enters G. g. SAFE; nav
Shsrsss kosin.sn enter. 3 g g semen Ss...,.
1he% s 1sfpaGS .Ies; Fl q Ass OCTOBER
70, ... ass: and as 70 aas beaten
fd ssr sn s4.i,' !! e. Y. d sSs%
e Do.s se sa,sr. e. s' Charlie. Lo.v
Daniel Mace enters b, Il 3 H. Harry yi Harley.
,s e No. never beaten
!. J. Bowen e' enters SHn' s. '| M = Nsse MORT.
Sssr. .sf Brown ss sssrs rn Lady
.ss ss
Nv IVA! 4 sst Ss enters s $ ~ Miss Ii's1
Guy Guy, Miller ss, sn.s .n.s sn NM n. Ss Girl
John g. Mead enters : sA |, " Lay SHy yen0'-
M ss % G sss s :Ssa never beaten
IS ss sss fe en'ss biz ' ne s sssIse
u. W. Howe enters Blk, m Eel! Morren.
y Thorne enters b. st. Sentinel
n. 0oodin enters 4 e. Eafe.
Thomas Larsn en- ers Or Fanny Lambert
FtlUnTH DAY-FRIDAY. OCTOBER 90
Purse No. T-$i0pO hat beaten %
s e. 41nss ss,. second s. Z. ana s.jss o sss. ad
d. Phfer entera T. Lottery.
A. Patterson enters ch &. DreadnaughI
John Murphy enters D.. q. Charley Green.
G. HoagtAnd enters z. q. Gray Jack.
j. N. Miller enters b. M Many. -
SAME DAY.
PURSE No. o&oU mat have never beaten :ot
$3.50 to nrsi. 6SS0 10 second and y75 to third.
N. Nod, enters br &. J. H. Coleman.
y. j. jackson enters b. z. BeppO.
J. A. Chambers enters . 81. Hickory Jack-
a. PATTERSON enters CHI. m. Bale OF Oneida.
X. Daniels entcrs b. m. Topy
John Murphy enters br. m. Lady sears
j. II. Whison enters CHI. q. Clearance.
s. u. Bruce enters b. m. Enigma.
John Splan enters s.g &. Ed. Eaton.
Daniel MRca enters &. st. Plato
David y. HewsDn enters b. 3. Oho BOY
NJ. w. Bacon .. n. w. IL. Alien.
The above be milo heats best IN y IN harness.
except No ami will be Eovernc BY tue rules OF tue Ma
tona Association horse ustsncing tne held VIII receive
the entire purse. Trottins commence eich Gay
O'Clock, good track. Admission 20 AL parts
OF grounds Including grand stand an lower part OF cuo
house, ~.
Conev Island cars leave Futon ferry every Ave minutes
for the grounds MARTIN KALBFLEISCH, President
E.O READ, Secretary.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

NURSES, GAANlASsFS. W.
IA once and !. Groom Il sa rAs street,
opposite tho Post oIce.
TUE HORSE AID cAkGIAGE BRANCH
10 III AND n9sE EASE AOi dra 81. NEAR rH Av
SAFES Fr %Ssss s1l %s ;sSS SAisxAers
81 SA 1s1 SALE
PAIR MATCHED BLAuK MHREs. 1874 HANDS, 8 years
k,nd al harness. zee from vice. god roadsters very
Fot X SEAT PHAEioN, IN GOOD ORDER BY WOOD
DARK BRowS KENrUcKy HORSE, 1915 handa. 8
yeasod kind in all harness: FREQ from wee; free and
o r rSs an rsAnrps sAaLy NEW BY WOOD
harness free from vice. az miaues sound. xind and
%Aso. S3oP st
HsR elssYs SsT ssssH HssssS shx
spS S Is M Sop SSSi faa
b * 81 rfG & gsa is siSd snd
years old kind in harness: free from vice. good travel
sT T4 fysA saa NnGoSs so NEARLY NEW
Paak sA MARE HAsp YF s,ss Old ad Kind
$$Ea AS Fsss ssa SsS
kind ali harness. free from vice good travellers very
sDERKE PokY Horse. az HANDS. sye.rs d; kind
in an harness; free firm vice; free and stylish driver and
RosSs sHAst 5s5 sEE KIND !.
hal 49, free from col good traveller. and warranted
TisaE kie' m1cKSwAYs AND THREE BUSINESS
sLAcK ROAM MARE. BS HANDS, 2 year. old. kind in
all harncss has vices ia good WORKER and warranted
several other Horses description time OF top
TOP wsaona paacon. BE- sway ysrrs:es cuisines, Illness
saleg
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A TTENTION Is CALLED TO The SALE
"A BY fUSLIC AUCTION


at stable No West Fifteenth street.
OF four valuable Troitinc iorses Carriages Harness.
b'angets, kooes Ac,
Including fast Tro Mare 11a hands high, years
sired tnoroushhrc imported horse, dam star
mare she has name and ia snip In face and shows
line bree inz IL as line gated young horse IN The
s.aie has tried for money hut has frequently
t.ote, driving better tram 10 pull
In 80 day and Is tnted sound and kind and
hne promising colt well broken to all harness and per-
feet in all aspects.
Also handsome, and young Bashsw black Mare i<
hands hgn years od ia /, flowing and tan; tine,
and driver; heat 45 and
openly gae power uiy built, ana warranted sound
kind and true.
Also nd handsome bay family Hose lb1 hands hi,h
6years odd fine AMI for coupe or rcckswsy use
has lori In gamey AMI ttyu eau trase his IA
mi % inside Of he hour ami wsrrane sound AMI kini
Also hne brown Poy 1917 hands HIGH yesrs Old perfect
~ broken to harness saddle has
exclusively dies and Children Ia The dts
poisoned ponies that be found and warranted sound
and kin
Also fne Phaeton Rockaway. Top WAGON, Open Wa
gon, Pony Phseon double Harm ,inglo Harness,
hne black and wolf Robes street. dress and stable
Blankets, sleigh Bels Wings yc
Sale absolute and unfescrvcd. No postponemcnt
count OF weather.
This stock be be appreciated Twenty four
hours will be al owed OF horses for trial
and not refunded aud
sale
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$685. e - sasa--=.-.
PROPOSALS..

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION
W OF the state o. View iorS, Case .ariel, ucs L. ls7
sealed Proposals addressed TO the cree
ton OF Gas works on VARS Isl.n Tho p,piag
neced herewith viii receys Offices OF
ssioncrs OF .msr2on Castle Garden, Friday, toe
The plans and specifications may 30 al the 5upern
tepdents ohce, Gas 10 tsarIen.
Proposals Will De market "rrcposas 1as Works" sn1
ad ressci ~ tho unaursisned.
the Committee the RI ght relSct bids
deemed Tor thu interests of The Commission.
tkeDenICN SCHuCK,
JAMES 3. NICHOLSON.
ISAAC BILL,
special Committee
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IN HrECTlvEs.-COx KING ~ BROADWAY AND II
New abshed i66.-urnish onlv rrlA lie and
OF eratves Branch offices Oh cage and 81
Ious Correspondents In all principal cities and Europe
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REWARDS.

d n REwARD-LOsT. ON SAT- RDAY, OCT. Il, 1871
~ lU from the steamer X. r. Stockton pier No NorlR
River Leather bs. contain one suit OF cothne
svovc reward will paid for ts recovery apcr
by HOFFMAN, 4 MJk0AN, Attorneys, &C.. 81 Washington
sireeL Hoboken, N. J.
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A GREAT REDUCTIONS.
N relab lie sth r. Top Blu yges. 8lS0uo.
hne light kockaways, Dest make anu nnish.
2eiega,t ur.t elias, ia@s phae,oaI
$50 sets choice make II =, Harness. 80 Crc,ng from
NJ S Hs!"rs; big + c OF Gee krr:sS Bank ,h Is
sstonisn you. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed %
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL. IS Liberty street.
ArhAyy STABLE OF ASEeIcAS sxrs KIN eoy
on III, RsDAY, ocrOBtk -, q, L ~. ,s
%asoS yH.' cate % p "sS
G. WILSON The stick win embrace some 20 hes OF ne
.sss rE s,s s1 ;s sns sSsa ls%
reservation. JOHN L. vAvoEMArER. hucrloNELR.
A GREAT SALE or FINE CHICAGO HORSES ON
duroBER Is, AT STABLES OF b. TALLxAS. ESQ. .
AND a GREAr JONES STREET. AZ 10y PR9 'FRONT.'
rs MEkoAs rkF HNp Ns spsNsss MIN OF acbG
WHd, HAVING LOST THEIR ALI, HAVE CONSIGNED
Par Of elegant e, black coach Horses IS hands
with remarksbe style superior travellers and warranted
sound and kind They cost Their owner os@o oeVereu IN
Hansoinc stylish and fast team of 81 Oh BAY trciiing
ednrs l5 hph old 10th raised In Michigan ana
and cal tro in either single dooble were onsdcrcd
tho fastest private team In Chicago ale Ssrantea sounu
Extra sne largo blood family or saddle Horse,
is hIsh old, three quarter ihnioushoen 40 ~
handsome and line large borse AZ WAS ever
Fine large Jet black Horse IS high, vcar old; Stylish
pleasant. reliable and safe hoise' wsh'ea so"ho anu
Also three fine and fas, ro,,c including tho fast Western
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pDe their speed u warranted Pun particulars Oh TUG
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sdecd ali the nue and hrt class t6se IN chicago ana
force Of crcunstancee nov ccmpes hem 70 oe so ,,u
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