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RReOKlYs COMMON C0lyrIL.

Increase Of tho Fire Departmeut--The Ex.rn
Cost Only S105,OOO-The Aldermen After
uswiina and Whining Dogs.
At the regular weekly session OF the Board OF
Aldermen, held yesterday, Alderman Bergen In tho
chair the resolution authorizing an Increase Of tho
paid Fire Department, which was vetoed by the
Mayor, was passed over The veto. A lengthy ar.
gument in favor Of the increase was made by Alder
man Richardson, showing the present inefilciency
or the department IN the event of connagration
occurring In remote sections Of Brooklyn which are
unproyided for In the matter OF fire companies.
The total cost OF the addition to the force, which
will comprise three new steam fire engines and one
hook and ladder company VIII be 100000. The
addition TO the permanent expenses per annum viii
be x35 600. The resolution takes effect immediately.
Alderman BERGEN offered the following amend
ment to the city ortinalceS:--
No person shall haze keep or permit to be kept
them within the city, any dog which by Its hownng or
twenty oars each offence Upon the complaint OF any
citizen the Mayor Is hereby authorized to issue
to the or such dog to show why
should not killed. And every bowling or whining dog
found tho provisions OF this ordnance shall bo
seized or killed by order OF the Mayor. Adopted.
Objection was made by the representative OF the
Filth, who thought it should only take effect In the
Tenth ward. where dogs were the most numerous
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A Lottery Dealer.
SUPREME coJaT--cHAMsEaS.

A Jealous Dcv0tee to the Cause Of Liberty.
Before Judge Barnard.
EdUaru laurence rs. A0rdhanl GYeenthal--ThIs
case came up on motion to vacate the order OF ar
rest, the defendant being STILL as is well known, an
inmate OF Ludlow street JAIL 1t was insisted by tho
defendants counsel that he had been once before
arrested for the same offence, which was denied by
the other side. There was quite warm and pro-
longed argument, and the Judge took occasion to
put in q few words occasionally on the subject Of
paying debts, frauds, brlbing judges and kindred
subjects generally. The decision In the case was
reserved.
Libel s'uit Against the Times Newspaper.
George, the Count Joannes, rs. Louis j. Jennings
ana george JoaesOn application OF the plaintln an
order Of arrest was granted against the defendants
editors and proprietors Of the New York Times, r
an alleged l1belleus article recently published in
that paper.
Decisions.
Gdf0e cs. GdiGe.-Motlon granted.
LOaceu ct al. Us. Smith ct al.-Same
Sampson ct al. us. Rorea ct aI.--Judgmens
awarded.
BY Judge Van Brunt.
An'aG fdlD zimmerman pS. John s. SchOoTJeid. -
Motion denied.
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CunMoa pLrAs-aAa1 2.
snit Against tho sun for Libel.

Snit Aaainst the sun for Libel.
neiore Judge Joseph r. DAILY ana a Jury,
Iahtce McDonaM rs. The sun Ptb,ishtn1 COM
panu-In May. 1870, ihe Ssta published In Its
columns a list OF repeaters, among whom was tho
name of Patrick Mcdonald, OF No. 10 Pearl street,
whom the article stated was In State Prison. Tho
planiG in this case happened TO be living ut No. 1lo
Pearl street, but was neither in State Prison nor
repeater, but respectable young man, engaged IN
business as cotton sampler. For TINS alleged libel
he brings hts present action, laying his damages at
$4,000 1t was pleaded on behalf OF the
defendants that the article was written
and published without malice; that it was
purely the result Of mistake, the general repeater
ana States prisones haillng ffom Washington
street, instead Of Pearl. The connsel for plaintiff
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COURT CAlEADAHS-TAlS DAY.

SUPREME COURT--GENERAL TERM--Held by
Judges ingraham, Bal nard and Cardozo.-Ad.
jOurned until Thursday.
OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME CoURr-CrR-
CUIT-Part 1-Beiore Judge Sutherland--Opens at
half-past ten A. M. Case on.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
lngraham-Opens at half-past ten A. M.--Nos. 81,
16l los, LOG, 2ll 2l2 213 2i4 2l5, 21G, 2l1, 2l7,
2ls 2le, 22o 22, 49, 22s 22, 225 2ao 227, 2s 220,
230
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge
Barnard.--No3. 20, 90, I23.
COMMON PLEAs-PART 2-lield by Judge DAY.
Nos 40, 65S, 51S, 6o9, 762, no, $780, 7Si, 183 1856
iS7, 78S, 789, 791, 1872, 793
MAaIEE CoURT-GENERAL TERM--Betore Judges
Alker Joachimsen and Tracy.-General Term caien-
dar. Part 3--Held by Judge GrossNos. 5573, 66l5,
5755, $3.50. 5S33, 1884, 1886, 5S37, 5SI7
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SUPERIOR COuaT-SpsClAL TERM.
Decisi0ns.
Nv Jutltro Cracd,pau

Decisions.
BY Judge Freedman.
E~phsnata 1cAHlser us. Isaac Anson McAnis.
ter.-Report confirmed and Judgment Of divorce
granted.
august A. Ritter IS. Margaret KuEler, ana the
Same Us. samuel fhtIltps ct GL-See opinion with
clerk.
Jane Ste,rart rs. Henyp N. Fie,d-Same,
Gabrielle Salt0er ps. Sarah Findau.-Same.
Henry r. Husted rs. Robert G. Rnfbbu,,, = r.
having been conceded on the argument that the
judgment debtor had perfected an appeal in bank
fore the Institution OF the present proceedings in
this court, the order heretofore made requiring him
and the proceedings dismissed.
The MaYld,d Coat Company Us. RattIs ". Lea.
rit.--Urder granted.
,4,erdl5er NcC Stetsoa ct a. Us. Norman Wfys,5 -
Same.
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THE COURT S.
The February Term of the
Federal Courts.
Important Charge by Judge Woodrufc-The Case
of the Old colony-stealing Letters Conviction
Of Letter Carrier-Frauduleut Bankrupt
cy-Lottery Dealsrs-A Gyp,y in Court
A Devotes to tho Causo Of Liberty.
UNITED STATES supssME COURT.

Decisions--AppeaIs Disnlissed--EIosions De-
MED.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 81, 1871
In the United States Supreme Court the following
decisions were rendered to-day
No. rs. mayor or Baltimore u.s. The baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad Company-Error to the Circuit Court
tor the District OF Maryland.-The city Of Baltimore
having prior to The Internal Revenue act loaned the
railroad company several millions OF dollars, the
question was raised In this cause whether the city
or the railroad company should pay the tax on the
money. The railroad paid the Income tax under
tne law, ana dsducted the amount from Its interest
against .he city, and this court now afllrms The
Judgment holding that, as the city DID not avail
itself Of its privilege TO test the Legality Of the tax,
as provided by the act. 10 cannot now turn round
ana lltlgae Its legality with The railroad company.
Mr. justice Davis delivered the opinion OF Tie court
No. soe Dons Us. The Cttv OF chicago ana Head,
collector or Td1es--Appeal from the Circuit Court
for the Northern District OF I:inois.-The question
presented in this was, whether unoer the con.
stiution Of the State Of Illinois, which prescribes
uniformity In taxation, class OF properly TO w.t.
the shares of banking associations can be singled
out aud assessed by ITSELF with reference to differ
ent point Of time from that to Which all other pro-
perry is referred for tnal purpose rhe court below
sustained The assessment holding that by the settled
construction or the State constitution by the local
% courts II was not violation OF taat Instrument.
Tns court afilrms the decree Mr.. justice FIELD de-
hvered i tle opinion. Nos el and o. Sfe decided
No zig. M0fgdn 1t a., Commissioners Of BdnE.
rs'Dtcy or Louisiana, us. Shombrfse ct aL-Appeal
from the Circuit Court for the District of Louisiana
Appear dismissed for want OF jurisdiction.
No. Ash Hlsr et al u.s. People Of lie state az Ne,v
Pork.-Erfor TO the Court OF Appeals or the State
OF New York. Motion TO advance the cause on The
calendar denied. OPINION by dr. Justice Clifford.
NO. 377. Seans.ug q. s. Macy Ds. Joshua ALrtas ct
al-Appeal from the Circuit Court for the Eastern
District OF Nov YORK. Motion ror commission de-
MED.
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WALKING TINE PLANK"

The body OF John McClausen, watchman en-
ploycd on board the elevator Leigh, lying at the At
lantic dock, Red Hook, Brooklyn, was found in the
river yesterday. Deceased was last seen alive on
Saturday night about nine O'Clock, and 1t IL sup
posed that he fell OF the gang plank while endea-
voring to reach the deck OF the vessel. Coroner
dict OF accidental drowning was returned. De-
ceased was about fifty years OF age and leaves a
VILE ana family.
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MARINE COuaT--GEhEaAl TERM.

Decisions.
Before Judges Alker Gross and Joachimsen.
Gale us Leger.-Judgment affirmed unless appel
liant submits case, &C., In ten days.
NetschI rs. Neso York Late Insurance Companv.-
Judgment reversed unless respondent submits points,
&c, in ten days.
An,oay vs. Bishop.-Appeal dismissed, with costs.
Ke01v Us. FtftSch.-ApDeal dismissed, with costs.
Besstchs cs. Acknowledgment from report OF
referee. Decision reserved.
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CoaflAGaATlOa IN PaTCAlGuE.

Extensive Cotton Mill Destroyci-Loss
$1S,0GO --,ric Fire Of Incendiary Origin.
At balf-past one O'Clock yesterday morning the
cotton factory OF Granjean Ketchum, In Patchogue
L. l., was discovered to be on fire. When first seen
the fire was easy 10 subdue but owing to lack OF
nre apparatus. and the fact that the building was
filled with inilammahle material, the 1rc soon en-
veloped the whole building, ana did not subside uf-
I'll everything was laid waste The loss will amount
TO SIS, 900. There Is q slight Insurance. The lire Is
believed 10 be the work Of an incendiary.
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0sEAGE By TIE ST0ail.

The southwestern slope of the Prospect Park Sec
ton Of Brooklyn sustained the heaviest force of the
rain storm OF Saturday night and sunday last. The
water washed away the foundations OF three party
walls OF a block OF 1ne buildings which were IN
of erection al the corner or Sixth street and
Seventh avenue, on Sunday evening" throwing down
the walls ana causing damage Of $1,000. The
are owned by q gentleman residing In
New York. The system OF drainage on this side or
Prospect PARK is blamed as the cause OF the acct
dent in great measure.
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COURT OF comMoA pLeAs-spsclAl TERM.

Decisions.
The following decisions were yesterday rendered
In this COURT
BY Judge Larrcmore
CuTey u.s. Cdrep.-Casc settled.
BY Judge Robinson.
Hdde ps. f'msft0ng.--MOti0n granted.
bfoBn rs. Keity.-MOuon granted.
AcDOn0ugh ps. McDonOuOh, h,-0rder granted.
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claimed that the sun men were bound to inquire at
NO ITO Pearl street before making the publication.
Ine Jury gave plaintiff seycnty.hye dollars
The New York herald., 1871-02-28
SUPREME CdUaT--sENeaAL TERN.
Decisions, ,

Decisions.
By Judges Ingraham, Barnard and Cardozo.
Abraham Laurence us. James T. MaracelI-Judg.
ment reversed and new trial granted. Costs to
abide event.
Faaacts G. Burke vs. Willidm H. Ishd7n e, al.
Judgment affirmed, with costs,
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UNITED STATES COAMis:IONtRY COURT.
Charge of Fraudulent Bankruptcy.
Before Commissioner Belts.

CharAe Oh Ffauaulcnt hankrupicys
Before Commissioner Betts
The United States as. Moses Rothschld.-The do
fendant had carried business at Ss White street,
IN this city. He was charged with having committed
fraudulent acts Of bankruptcy-with purchasing
goods under false pre:ences, from Hoguet Co., and
sending them of to New Orleans TO be sold by auction
The case has been under investigation for con-
siderable period. Yesterday, however, the Commits.
soner discharged the defendant, Ii appearing to
him. on the evidence, that the sending OF the goods
to New Orleans Tor the purpose mentioned occurred
in the regular and legitimate course oil the business
Of the accused
Lottery Dealer.
Before Commissioner Shields.
Robert Massey, dealer in lottery tickets, residing
at No. Stuyvesant place, who had been arrested on
a bench warrant on charge OF dealing in lottery
tickets without paying the special tax required by
law, gave bail to take n1s trial when called on.
A Gypsy In Court.
RobertaLowel one Of q tribe Of gypsies who have
their encampment In the neighborhood Of the Gen.
tral Park, was charged with passing two dollar
counterfeit bill on shoemaker. As the complain.
ant did not appear to sustain the accusation the de-
fendant was discharged.
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NEw IoEE Aurust 18th. 1865

NE" DIRK. Aus gust 10fE- 1908
Allow me to call your attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EX-
TRACT BUCHU. The component parts are
BUCHU, LONG LEAF, CUBEDS, JUMPER
BERRIES.
MoDE OF PREPARATION -Buchu. in vacuo,
Juniper Berries, BY distilla-on. TO form fine
gin. tu5ebs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries: very
little sugar is used, and q small proportion Of
spirit. 1t is more palatable than any new il
use.
Buchu as prepared by Druggists, is of a
dark color. 1t is plant that emits its fra
GRANGE: the action of fame DESTROYS this
(its active principle leaving a dark and
gutino1s decoction. Mine is the color of in
gradients. The Buchu in my preparation
predominates; the smallest quantity of tn.
other ingredients are added, 10 prevent fer
mentation; upon INSPECTION it will be found
not to be Tincture as made in Pharmacopea
nor is it a Sgrup--and therefore can be used
in cases where fever or Inflammation exists
In this. you have the knowledge of the ingre-
dents and the mode of preparation. Hoping
that YOU will favor It with trial, and that
upon inspection it will meet with your appro-
baton.
With feeling of profound confidence,
| am, very respectfully.
II. I. HELMD0LD.
Chemist and Druggist of 10 years experience
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4 Brave EriS.i:. an.

\ correspondent Of an Australian journal,
called the Irish Harp, supplies the following
details Of heroic action performed by an
Iri,hman named Mcguire, brief accounts of
which were published in other papers also:
During the late rains (about three weeks
agol, young girl named Clarke, think, was
crossing the Light on horseback, and when in
the middle her head got sid ", ami she fell
on the rocks. which were Just covered with
water. Mcguire the occurrence. and
ran down. was just in time to see her rise
and 60 of with the food. \ m-n with orii-
nary courage, with wife aud six children to
support. and not able to swim Il stroke, mi ght
be excused for doing what he could without
venturing his life. But Mcguire was made OF
better staff. and his first impulse WAS to
plunge in after her. depending on God and
his own strength to get him out. He would
have fallen victim 10 his generosity, had not
his wife be in time to help him out. Again
on the bank he sees her furth down runs
anl plunGes in an | misses her, and after a
great cxeItion of his wife he gains the banks
and falls from exh Ustiou-hur only second.
Up agan--he sees her hands anlv-above W.
ter-and close to one Of the deepest Of the
many deep holes in that river. The third
time he frees death to save u feIlow-being:
was lucky enough 10 catch her and keep his
hold until his wife pulled both up the INK.
He WIS nearly worn ont from exertion; but
the girl not much the worse, Is il would = D.
pear that she was rendered unconscious by the
F,rl
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sEAxIT0HJC HAGAEE.
[coRREcTEp WEEKLY nrw.H. HORN

lcoRRECTED WEEKLY GY ". II. HORN
MANITOwoC. Jan. 10. ISL
GRAIN -Ehvat-White winter, 81 20; red
win'ez, 81 3 spring Sl.IT. Eye-S0e. Oats.
-45c. Bariey-s5c
FL0UR-Hllite winter, s. 90 spring extra
So o.; saperane. 81 30; rye, s. 60.
CORN ME4L--S1 -
PoRk-Aess, per b5l, SCI fresh, per leo,
IS 60
Potatoes-60c Reans-s1 90
PROVISIONS = Eggs-lSc Butter--lo4
ISc
GROCER S-Cofee-Rio, 22a25c: Java.
30e. sue1r-Brown, l0al2c; crushed and
refined. i69I7c.
-Common-S9a13: second clear,
$40. first clear. $50. Shingles-Common. 81
warranted, 81 80 sawed, 81 rs. Lath-
So so.
W00I-35a45c.
HAY-uer tou-S10.
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f rom the largest Manufacturing Chemists in
the World.
November T. 1854
Il am acquainted with Mr.. II 7. Helm
bold he occupied the Drug tore opposite my
residence, and wa successful III conducting
the business where others had not been equally
so before HIM. | have been fsvore bly, I'M
pressed with his character and entcrprisc.i
WILLIAM NEIGHTMAN
Firm ofPowers and We gilman, Manufacture
Ing Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets,
Philadelphia.
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s. To $40 Per Day.-Men. women bows and
girls who eng sc in orr new business msko
from s. 70 $40 per dav in their own localities
Full particulars nj instruc ions sent free by
mail. Those in need Of permanent, profitable
work. should address at once
EroReF Sg.Nsog ( Co. Portland Maine.
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8 9 8 8 9 8 8

To THE WORKING CLAsS-W are now pre-
pared to furnish all cl sses with constant en-
ployment at home, the whole of the time or for
the spare moments Business new, light and
profitable. Persons from either sex can earn
from soc. to s. per evening, and proper ional
sum by devoCng their whole time to the bust
ness. Boys ana girls earn nearly as mach us
N n. That all WHO see this notice may send
their address, an / test the business. we nh
this unpar lIeled offer To such as are not
well satisfied. we viii send s to pay for the
trouble Of writing Full particulars. a valu-
able nipple which will 10 to commence work
on, and copy Of Tie Peopie's literary Cam
pan oa-one Of the largest and best mily
newspapers published--.tll sent free by m il
Reader, if you want permanent, profitable
work. address
F. &. ALLEN & co. ArGrsTA. MAINE
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MY stock of Groceries

Is large and we'll selected, and includes one Of
the largest aud best stocks Of young hison, gun
powder, Japanese and oolong Teas ever offered
in this market, and at lower prices.
. My stock of Hats and Caps, China Glass and
Hardware is fun and complete, and for sale at
a small Advance from cost.
Also, pichey Premium Fanning Mill for sale
very cheap
ES2y~CaIl and examine my goods and prices
before you buy elsewhere. No charge for
showing goods. ] believe in the winci.le Of
selling everything cheap. VI. MAuONEI.
Manitowoc, August /. 1870.
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CUE WAsHJSGT0i LETTER.
Special Correspondence Of THE PI1or.

The JGi!ci3Tv Commute Of the House yes
teriiy deciicl to report a. inst the bill re-
realing the law conyaaing Congress On the
fourth Of March This in connection with the
remark Of Mr.. Dawes, yesterday, to AIR.
Brooks, tina, although he desired the repeal of
the law he Jaw 10 prospect Of it now, virtu-
ally settles the maiter. Mr. Dawes further
rem lrkel that the new Congress would pro-
baby b. in session until the first of My.
The Radical cry Of economy which was
raised previous to the fall elections, and sus-
taiael 5rid, by Congress cutting down the
appropriations for several Of the de , artments
2. mere m1ie;y. Just enough TO swear by, i
now being shown up by the appearance o.
Secrettry Robson, Of the Navy. before the
Appro -: alton Committee explaining the cause
Of the deficiency in last years naval appro-
pria5on OF courses tie Committee know the
Why and wherefore and viii tx it now as there
gre no elections coming of very soon. Sec
Ietary boutwell, was on nd with a triA ng
deficiency Of neqr'y three-qufrJers Of nil
lion for the Custom Department, AMI the Post
master General Creswcll afs0 made himself
II! -At.SN1 ~ INC sum- ''iiiii'it t Oti " Inv u
rand. This is Radical economy
Boutwell, the man who mqninulates the cash
box Of orr uncle and Pleasanton who collects
tie c3sh from the roonlc dis gree very wilely
IS 10 the continulnae Of the detest bic in
o->, - l,Io.e,,t..,,.- ...,,-.-, . f,-r d,,.s
a-2t"1t tie ln'"mn TX IKE Inc ihllRh
gan. cost more then it ea'ac to created quite
= l9gs.ar au,rpc our SaIaas enl thew hid in
-: H., l:,1 -, ,.,r,, A. =
1913
law, l1'smU"h as they we're IL o'Hei th1i u
cost - much 70 c ,'Iect il rs was returned to
tha Trol.Yr, Boutwell,. who dearly loves
.l, .,.,..,} far.ro ~ r,..
- = ''0 i''I.'-' ~
aai means committee and opposed the rcre !
Iplas4 some n.h-r me Of taxation Was had.
c...,u cl.,.., H., .,,..t-..o., e VI.
baH,wrii AMI tas banks, AMI rith corporations
c,ap5-l,'v. d,renisd The income tax as lust
~ ,-.:.1r, Ar St.r,oa, ;.1,.t..+od -
= j.
- = - ..'' 80 = 'a''i'9 ~" Jis'iV''
ne question vii he thoroughly debRted IN
tie Scnrte during the mkt three 4 VS. and if
,,,t,v r,ar1I 80 ~anctlaIit VII IL Lv .Ic
-. - =. D,,..,-.,:. soa.t.,s
VS. - easy vac "a '-.'''''
ac qHrrIcl between Sen tors COnN'in-
aEt 7 an or. or moro properly. tie rye AMI
dc. mature Of the former Is rather amusing
II eutti t2'T. Tie can-e OF III tic -. eN-
pcate3 during the past Two Il y5 iy the
isa.e 81 ter With the cgrly locks. W & the
disclosures ~ Senator Patterson AMI Renrc-
ern..-:va Shcl}au Il tho fras1~ and corrIp-
tions In The View OIL, Custom House, where
il Mr. C0niiln- is His f.icn Is rierlv Lille:ed
from the Collector, ,.iy Tom Murphy to the
places u W TENN II. and this erUpys by his
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IL the Wisconsin Legislature, this winter,
one Senator and three Rep. esentatives are
natives Of the State: six Senators and thirty
Two Representatives are fol-, icn born. The
eldest Senator Is ged saventr-one years. and
the Oldest Representative ei.-hty-.hree years
Sat. Clark has lived longest in Wisconsin,
forty-two years. and has the lorrcst legisia-
tive experience,-LG Green Bay Advocate.
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NeNoMiNEE LAND SALE.-In the House
the bill Of ugressman Sawyer. for the sale
aft" proper appra:sement, ana due
amount o. advertising, of the Meuominee In
dian timber lands in Wisconsin. viii be rut
on its passage whenever the Committee ell it
up. These are the lands the advertised sale
Of which created ssch "a excitement ia tae
Fifth Congressional Dissy.sG just previous te
lie slsct..p Ia. al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ERRORS or YoUTH.-A gentlemen who
suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, and all the effects of youth
full indiscretIon. Will, for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it the
recipe and direction for making the simple
remedy by which he vas cured. Sufferers
wishing 10 profit by the advertiser experience
can do SO by al lress, in perfect confidence
John Z. Ogden, No. A. Cedar street, New
York. 2S-ly.
To CossUMPTIyEs.-Th advertiser, hav-
ing been permanently cured of that dreaded
disease, Consumption. by u simple remedy,
is anxious to mike known to his fellow suf-
ferers the means of cure To all who desire
il he viii send copy of the prescription USED.
free Of eharge). with he directions for pre-
pairing and using the same. which they will
find sure cure for consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, &c. Parties wishing the pre-
scription vii. please address, Rev. Edward A.
Wilson, l65 Soath Second street, vi liams-
'urgh- \. \. 25-ly.
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Also, large and well selected stock Of
Brocha and Wooden Shawls.
at very low prices for cash
l am Offering a large and well selected stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,

comprising mems overcoats, mems cashmere
and broadcloth suits, mems pants, vests and
coats, boys suits, undertaking, SC. all IF
which | will sell lower than any house north of
Milwaukee.
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BLOOMINGTON NURSERY. I'LL.

l9TH YEAR. COZ ACRES l3 GREENHOUSES.
largest 4ssor,n,tnt-o} sirfs. Bsst Steel, Lo,e
Prices g'ouid you kao'e Tbof, iTken, Hor
ts pi0rft
Fruit, Shade. Evergreen trees Root Crafts.
Seeding, Usage Plants; Ample Seed: Early
hose Potatoes; Shrubs; Roses. Greenhouse
and Garlen Plnts. &c