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WOMEN AND "NIeeERs. /,
We take the following from the pro
ceedings of the Ohio Legislature short

We take the following from the pro-
ceedings of the Ohio Legislature short
time ago:
House bill by Mr.. Ford OF Geauga, to establish
the Ohio State University by consolidating the
Miami and Athens Universities with the Agri-
cultural College, was read the third time.
Mr.. oliver Offered several Slight amendments
to the bill, which We're agreed TO as a whole.
Mr.. wicizerham moved q proviso, that no dis
tinctiOns in appointments or admission to the
University shall be made on account of sex or
color, which was not agreed toyeas 80, nays So.
Yeas.Nessrs Armstrong, of Guernsey, Bah
ninghan, Curtiss, Ellis of Muskingum, Ford OF
Malone, Miller, AIiltenberger, NIunson, Nokes,
QTen, Powell st99ton steele ThomPS22n mp ~, OF
Wilson of Madison, Wing-35.
| Nays = Messrs. Austi1, Baker, Bali, Bell,
Blakeslee, Bradbury, Brashears Breckenridge,
brunswick, Cochran, Counts, Ellis of Adams,
ver Peclzinpaugh, Richmond, Smith of Mont
g3mery, smith OF TqSearaWaS; Spriggs Sterling
| White of franklin, Speaker-36.
1t will be seen that Mr. Kahn is op-
posed to the "Nigger" having an educa-
ton.
Then com es this
| Mr.. Curtiss offered an amendment to the effect
| that distinction shall be made in appoint
ments or admission to the institution on ac-
count OF sex. This amendment differs from
| in that the word ''cOlol'' is omitted 1t was
| agreed to-yeas 45, nays So, as follows:
| Yeas-MesSTs. Adair, Armstrong of Guernsey
| Babcoek, Bay, Berkstresser, Bowman, Brad
1 bury, Brown, Burn ham, Callen, Clyde Com d
| Cooper, CorcOran, Cunningham, Curtiss, Ford
| of Geauga, Green, Rowland, johnson, Kile, LIE.
| land, Little, Malone, Miller, AiIIigan, Miiten-
| berger, Munson, Nokes, Oren, Powell, Scott
Seitz, Smith of Tuscarawas, Spriggs, Stanton
Steele, Thompson of Columbiana, Titus, Wad.
die, Waldron, Wickerham, Williams, Wilson oi
Madison, Wing-45.s
Nays-NIessrs. Austill. Baker, Bell, Blakeslee
| Brashears, Breckenridge, Brunswick, Case
Chase, Cochran, Colby, Counts, Ellis of Adams
Ellis of Muskingum, Ely, Ferguson, Ford o.
Jefferson, Haag, Hill, Kirtland, Mcfarland
Moore, Mott, Norris, Oliver, Peckinpaugh, Rich.
mOnd, Shank, Smith of Montgomery, Sterling
Van Cleaf, White of Crawford, White of Frank
lin, Speakers.
Mr.. Wilson of Madison stated that he votec
under a apprehension on Mr.. Wic1erham I
amendment, before recess, and he now desired
| to change his vote to the affirmative on tina
amendment. Leave was granted Mr.. Wilson
to so change his vote.
We regret to notice that Mr. Kahr
lodged the vote on the woman ques
ton
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-08

A FIRE at Oak Hill, Ohio, Saturday
night, destroyed the store and warehouse
belonging to the Madison furnace Loss
1000; no insurance Columbus Journal
That must have been quite an extern
sive fire, as Oak Hill is three miles from
Madison Furnace.
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Oliver Crook, of the firm of Oliver
Crook & Co., whose advertisements have
been in the STANDARD for the past two
years, died of consumption last week, at
his home in Dayton DR. Crook was a
brother of Gen. Crook.
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At Bremen, ten miles east of Lancas-
ter, man named John Sehmelger killed
his sister-in-law, widow, named Kellen-
berger, who had gone to get some cattle
of hers which Schmelger had detained
for getting into his field He shot her
with shotgun, killing her instantly
He is in iail at Lancaster.
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We have contract with George P.
Rowell & Co., advertising agents of New
York City, to publish certain amount
of advertisements, at a certain price,
with the privilege of rejecting any we
may choose. Recently there was in their
list quite "fat' advertisement of a Louis
vile lottery swindle. We returned it,
stating to them that it was useless to
send US advertisements of lottery swim
dies.
On this subject the Columbus Gazette
says:
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Many persons have inquired of US
where we got that beautiful chrome in
our Office, The Whisperings of limo
cence" We received it from Russell &
Smith, Rochester, New York. The price
was $3.50 We do not know whether
they have sold all they had or not. Per-
sons desiring to get them can write and
ascertain that fact
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On last Sunday, at Dixon, ILL.,, some
300 persons were on bridge looking at
some persons being baptised, when the
bridge broke down, and it is said that
nearly hundred were killed.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-08

A man named McCune, who resided at
New Vienna, on the Marietta and Gin
cinnati Railroad, got drunk, lay down
with his leg across the railroad track, a
train came along and crushed his leg, and
at last accounts it was said he could not
live
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w. w. Peabody, who has been for years
past Master of Transportation on the M.
& c. R. r., has been promoted to the po-
sition of Superintendent. He is an ex-
cellent man for the place.
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IMPUDENCE.

We have had several propositions to
advertise for the firm mentioned in the
following circular, but have declined,
partly on account of the price offered,
and partly because their advertisements
are not of character fit to be seen in a
decent paper. In the following circular
they ask us to send them the STANDARD
one year, and do eight dollars worth of
advertising for one dollar and a half We
think the offer insolent, and hope these
men will save their stamps, and send US
no more propositions
ST. LOUIS, April %, 1873.
Publisher Of Standard, Jackson o.:
DEAR SIR: We have two small advertise
ments which we would like to have inserted in
your paper for one year, weekly or one, at
at least they will make four lines each. We
can pay you the sum of $l.50, net cash in adj
vance for inserting them; we will pay you
SIOO, net cash in advance for inserting one
alone We also desire to have a copy of each
file at our office, and TO that end, desire you to
mail to us regularly, copy of your paper,
which we will keep on file at our office, for the
inspection OF advertisers at all times no mat
ter Wkyeher they are customers of ours or not:
this Will be a mutual benefit. Please address
the paper to the Home Journal aud Commercial
Gazette. Please do US the favor to give us a re-
ply by return mail, upon this sheet, and oblige,
Yours, truly,
Il
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The Great lightning Ink Eresnr

For instantly removing ink from paper cot
ton, linen, &c, without injuring or soiiing the
fabric; IL does away with all scratching Where
mistakes are made, and removes hlotS illSfan-
td1eoUSt9. 1t should be on the desk of every
lawyer, book-keeper and teacher, and as it not
only removes ink spots but also fruit stains and
iron fuSt every family needs it, 1t is put mn
handsomely, and sold at so cents per case
AGENTS wanted to Introduce 1t everyg here
r. G. HUTCHINSON, Stationer, "A Maiden
Lane, N. Y, Rpr2t-lm
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-08

A boy seventeen years of age, named
John Long, was killed in Ironton by a
sand bank eaving in upon him, while he
was shoYeling sand into a wagon.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-08

Lewis Shurtz, of Jackson township,
Vinton county, died of heart disease
while blowing in his field a few days ago
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NTANTED--Agents and Peddlers for our
w PRESS AND STRAINER-PreSSes and
strains jams, ielIies, herbs vegetables lard tall
low, meats, cheese, &c. over 10000 sold in a few
localities. Sells quick. Every family wants it.
Sewing Machine and other established agents
are finding this very profitable Circulars free.
ton, Mass. M0yl-~SW
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AGRNTNI A RARE GHANGRII
] NM REWARn,
MISCELLANEOUS,
E1Ix1R de LoNGUE T1E

ELTXIR de LONGU UE TIE
Or French Long-Lived Bitters, have been used
in France for more than 100 years, and are now
being introduced into this country. They are
composed of vegetable extracts and are designed
for the purificaton of the blood, thus prereTfiag
as well as curing nearly all the diseases to
which the human system is liable. AS a blood
purifier and promoters of long fife they are
to be unequaled. Price so cts per bot
tie. We wish to Introduce them into this sec
tion, and desire an energetic Agent, to whom
liberal terms will be offered. a. W. DESPARD
& CO, Sole Agents, No. 42 Cedar ST., M ~
ap24-lm
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have three farms for sale, one containing 81
acres, one containing $50 acres, and one contain
ing ing 10Y acres. The lands are near the town OF
Jackson, and have a commanding view OF tow H.
i and VIII be sold on long payments, if purch a
- For f9rthsr particulars, inquire at the STAN
pARD OFFICE.
Nov. 2S, 'I2-tf THOMAS NJ, JONES,
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ENTOVAL,

r Il
N Lowenstein wishes to say to his old Gus
toners, and the public generally, that he has
removed his meat shop to the room formerly
occupied by John SchweitZer, opposite the
Court House, on Main Street where he viii
keep fresh meat every day, OF all kinds, and also
Also, he will keep Family Groceries, of all
kinds.
Give him a call.
March 4, 1878, 'tf
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1t is our purpose to deal plainly with
the representatives of the people in re-
gard to all matters in which they have
abused their trust, hit where we may.
There must be Republican reform or Re
publican defeat The men who have
been honored by the Republican party
with seats in Congress must give strict
account of their stewardship. In this
spirit we cite the following comparison
made by an Opposition member of Con-
gress too bitterly partisan to be implicit
ly relied on, as experience has proved
of the White House expenditures under
Presidents Lincoln and Grant:
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Not one in thousand will Justify the
salary steal of the late Congress, but a
majority of the people will say that the
Presidents salary, of $4,000 per year,
was not enough. We never could under
stand why this should be so. There are
always hosts of men anxious for the
place, at the old figures. The fact is it
is not money the aspirants for the Presi-
dency are after; it is the honor.
The extras furnished the President are
immense and we call attention to
the following, from the Cincinnati Chron-
icZe.
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We cut the following from one Of our
exchanges, but forgot to mark upon it
the name of the paper, and so have for
gotten to whom the credit is due; but it
is good thing, and contains sound doc
tpina.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-05-08

Hon. James Brooks, Member of Con-
gress from New York City, is dead
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Write for a Price List to ]. n. JOHNSTON
Sc the Reisinger Sash Lock and Support to
Fasten Your Windows!

No spring to break, cutting of sash; cheap
durable, very easily applied; holds sash at any
place desired, and Self-faStener when the sash
is down. Send stamp for circular. Circular and
six copper-bronzed locks sent to any address in
inducements to the trade. Agents wanted. Az
Market ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
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The State government Of Pennsylvania has
done noble work in that they have decided to
employ women as clerks. We should be happy
to see this matter adopted in every State in the
Union. If there is place peculiarly adapted to
wOmankind, it is this; and man should no lon
ger be allowed to crowd her out of her rightful
position. But woman has become bold enough
to her rights in this latter day; and she
is the better half, she win certainly be accorded
her just dues in the good time coming.
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A misguided person blames us for an adver-
tiSement in the State Journal. We don't edit
the advertisements. There are some very bad
men in the business department of the State
Journal, and always draw our salary and
flee from them as Lot and his interesting family
fed from FrankIinton. The public will do we'll
to keep its eye on these business men. They
will advertise for anybody.
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.1ina1miaI.

,finumial.
THE CONSOLIDATED
THlBrT.YEAR
sKvRN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
sT. LOUIS AND soUrHRAsTERN RAILWAY.
A GREAT TRUNK LINE, constituting, with its con.
nections, the shortest Possible Route between ST.
LOUIS, EVANSVILLE, NASHVILLE, MoNTGoM
FRY. ATLANTA, and SAVANNAH; ST. LOUIS and
LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO, NASHVILLE, and the South
ern and Southeastern cities.
THESE BONDS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
THE ST. LOUIS BOARD OF TRADE.
The earnings for May and June were $4,000 each,
and rapidly increasing.
For full particulars Apply to
GEORGE oPDYKE & CO., Bankers
2j Nassau st.. New York
wINsLow & WILSON.
% william A., New York.
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Gublit Notitts.


nry Of State 70 ssts and ale q ssr,,,.at. =, =
result In his once tithin ten days AFTER sue. VI snco
operative and void. ''' 10 ln'
3 is This Ae, shall take effect en- the nr., A, =,
January, eighteen hundred and seventyfour o,coy
to such parts as are Otherwise provided for .n ~ ~
such parts shall take effect at the tins ~, tI,ns 70
this Act spcclned and except also 40 to Section @ 10
teen, which snail take effect lmmediately N'H seNen
- - Yours respectfully,
g. HILTON SCRlBNEk, Secretary n, a,.,.
sHERIFF's OFFICE. NEW COURT porep
CRY AND COUNTY or NEW YORK, August i,-o
certify the foregoing to he true copy of tbe -.
uon notice received BY me this dav from Tho
of state. MATTHEW r. BRFVVAv V'eAV
Sheriff OF the City and County Of Nev yo,k
Nctce Ia also eiven, pursuant to sresolp,,cr ., A..
Board OF Aldermen Of the city " New Yrt ts, w ,ne
Dc aud pursuant to the provisions OF Chapter S ~, ~ ~
Laws " 1873, entitled An Act to reorgpnii 70 ug
government of the city OF sew York and ~. 20, . ~
amendaory thereof, at The General Election afopes'
to be held as aforesaid, there II to be elected
An Alderman for the city OF New YORK I'm the ,i.o.
OF HENRY CLAUSEN, appointed hy SAID VnarJ ~ b,,1 AZ
the vacancy occasiOned by the death of ~ II IL ~
SEY, for the uneNpred term Tor which sad ptp -;
GlLSEf was elected as such Alderman VIZ untn ~.
first day of January. 1875. ' u''' 'ns
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
Publishers Of newspapers are notified M, to inscr,
this advertisement uuess specially authorized To 10 40
see Chapter ~, Law- ~ tn.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. sheriff
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4 STORE 20 let good business stand. ~ Hester
~ -, corner Nurfplk. tsil ap stairs. Mrs COLLINS.
DAktRN and grocrrIcs-ro let or lease large,
ID Light stores % fuf either srocefi,, 20 hAAery good
loc.t u nc1r Grand and Roosevelt u ferries. Apply
al 3t, 80, ana 81 ~u.th % Il, NtaWslur-h.
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AutiIon AoilJcs.

sutton Noitcs
tCTioN NOTICE -Guodreconi hand AMI mlsat
"A carpets from auytuu daily, rch patterns. Al lkrs
yer! cheap al 10! Fulton st., bet William and Nns.Au.
EDR SALE at auction on Friday. oct 10. the stock
u nNurrs AMI tools Of tu store and scale mauuflc.
tob Al 81 FIlton 81, IEANls & WRIGHT. Auctrs.
THesd y Oct. T. at 10 O'clock 1t 81 Pearl st. large
assortment Trrntoa c., yellow and rock ware also
general as-Qrim, Mt crocAery, glass china, Sc, In
lots TO suit dealers.
MORTGAGE ~AIP.-wil be sold at public auc.
~ ton on Wcdnrs lay, oct 3, At lO, \. VI, me stock
LNtus anu years Lease ut the sp tdd grocery
q. sth ay II. {. HOPE, Attorney for Nnrtsagge
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Observation-Disclosures,

v 10
Tram, lcnve N"w ior,, from foot OF Desbrosses amt
tNprcs, NJ HUr- urs, Pittsburgh the West amt
gn aaa s''P 'qEaa saad, S'ST a5 f!f1'' $50 A. N
For Baltimore, WashinstOn, and the south via Penn.
sylyanis AR Lane a. ". 3. and W " sunday,
GFnM. F9r baltimore and NashinSton VIA 10. aud o.
Express Tor Phiiaicphla e. o. 9.s) A. M,i20AAk7
iA - ,s F. M aud Y night sunday, $, I, 1:S, SD
pt9r ph.ladelphia,ya Kensngton at "A. NJ. aud 6lO
Emigrant and second class, 1o5 p, NJ
For Newark at &. G,A !. 40. $40. 10. II A. NJ p
2, 23l. $40, $40, llo, IS 5lO, so $40 g. $40 6Si T.
~ sl9 ~ iiaSP. NJ. and u night. sunday 59j, $40,
for ElHaheth' b, 6N, 1.7io, $40 o9.io,rAM,i2M,
L229l, $40, $40, ii0 $50 $40 5tJN Gi1 go T. III iO
70 li' T. NJ, ana u night sunday, $50, $40, 100 and
For Halfway, 6. SD / $40 g. 70 M.l4M.l2.2O.
ana II @nlShi. SUNDAY 52n. bl0. and i.}l Z. NJ.
. s'a mo,o59.l1sye I'D PERTH Amooi'6 anu 10 A. NJ.
For Nrs brlasNict,1 aud $40 A. NJ. and Il NJ. .
Sl9 tlu 5; t'IJ i0 T. NJ, anu u ght, sunday. t:lO
,t9r East Milestone, s..0A NJ. y noon 40 and so
For Lamhcrtyiue and N mlnston. 9 A NJ and p NJ.
For Pmllip~hurg anu rs Idrrr. 3 ana { = VI
- Accommo moiau.n hr BorlcntoNn burlington, and
tor fre,heit, \ NJ. and IP.M
bon, f5m .T rra}gI"2 'ma'n A. NJ and via
IHi9', earlys a. t1lle~s From rusbursh, go 1913
more, dO5 AMI o.mN (, ~, t5S aud l0siP ~ suni'y
G9 lll5 !i,9 lla5 4. NJ, 3'i5 IS, rs, 81 3. 7.., ~.
,nI iVS. T. ", sunday 5'2', go 90 60 1923, n.I
Tlcact oficc'. 5!6 ~ e1l. amt su nroaisayi SOL
Asior House aud foot of Dc-hrls,e. aud Cortland.
"Hn Hfsg5RN' 'TT'N'' o'ie'' h'''GP }cGv, =,
HcutiAl manager. Gen, Passenger Agrat.
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gluslta. Instruments.

4 BENl rlfII. set ftc.th, 5to s. SINGLE 81
- warrant Nd extracting with gls jJc silver NM
'lc open Sundays uli l4 !6} 9th ay. Remember 2d2.
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4 elegant piano, only SOD A StoinwAy piano 7.oc
~ hNr, carved legs, oNeIstrung, every Improvement,
great bargain for cash.
MIDDLE, 10 Wayerlcy place, near Broadway.
4 -sJO.-Panofortc and stool for beginners also
"A. i.uutave -.CrihCr.
GuLDsMlrl, 20 Biceckor st. near Bowcry.
LHIEGA< Mt rosewood pianoforto, only tT5 splendid
IL tone very ch, ap.
JAMES GORDON, 1877 Blocker at.
ADl viii sell for sl1j cost sljj beautiful ro-s.
No, y Third ST.
Slo5 srLK>InNNsp owood 1-oct- piano
" -. carved legs, all iup>'yemonts. rms Is the
cheapest place 10 get pianos either for cash or
ments' D. CHRISTIE, Is barrow, pcar Hudson st.
EOO PlAN0S AND ORGANS, new AMI second.
wv mana, of nrstcAss MAKERS, III be sold Hor
prices, Tor c4Hh pr ntt luruts. Tor IN or
counlry ny HORACE WATERS son, ~ iiroadN ay,
lhaa ever offered heIore 10 n. I. Agents NAALcL
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ManitN...Malfe.

------->---.->--~----. -
GuOD salesmen for our m,tanir n., MssatRo
- ducemcnts mechanlcs prefsrrca' Do''o" Ao'"3'"
- 49,, ,,o .s,e
HORSE, wagon and man wanted 70 sci unNme
and hoasetsrnishinx Ec15, ssnI s,ssnI ,na eOuin''
80 = -. 40 20 = :, :. ,a
Nol ~ painter wsnted; an IT TON oh 10 uii u" =" 9"
II "teehe ST. petNeeh huli,y SUI ,'n
vi model des gns, and make mouds for silver
yila,d ware Apply to Middeto"n PI@'e company
G,no,N,,. rus Wanted !. GOOD, .obc1 work.
man custom work board In the house. rs Mott
l,,,opv,,; ,n. 90 On e,y vort- a, GALA.
Sh0E,MNh,hh No On on .E new Worh' " "AL'N'
, "'lh" - % uu' ''''' w. DIV" ~.
nni fSsT MAN, s 6b slosy "e'u' man. 0" new
..uOFNAKTR wanted a. GRIFFIriIs shoe store,
- Fort Richmond > l. "
no carriage makcra-N young man that worked ~
w2rk aud up1rs, ~iIh,s Mots steiNN y'n tr'iur'u'
'''' 80 '' ' " 80 ~
T1onnn ~ S a.. ,Sl arcp,oncd 10 assortneht
u1rk rrei apply At IS Te,rist
,,,,IIo,, want, f., mend bi,n<et.. CaiIon
INih"H "'nnisl Ftt 'ii,,ii WITH NJ bet qand II.
,,,I ,I-,,,,,,,,.ry ,,,t h,ot man v,utsd
liI.l II .v
,,,,i, .w,,..i--N Good ra,,,aI7on mixer a
| WrfNS II
,v-,>.rIp A ~c,,--,-- r-,-, r,,i,r.,arj roma .rin,
W irr,i i'.,r,,r,u'. fancy rnod. musir 'foN's
nrontirt ccmcnling ecncrlly MIXING - .c2!@r' $c;'
Aulr''s' WIN reference a'l t'I"-' u"N l'''
WANTEO Au ensinccr. wi,h CERTIFICATE, 4" run an
A'' t" %, ana 10 n'Nt nn'y,' t,,va,l itti, ,,,
Cou,ciatug II.
w d'rs ~ a nov worS is- out kppi, to y. CUAl.
MlNGs is N,rilu av.. BrooAlyn, two siar..
N\.N>TEu- At ss Whitehall .t .ay,urc man who
w under tAiGs %. oyster bdslac-- must come well
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dlsctDlnntous.

.tlsunntous.
ITIOS.-Merchants and others wishing colIec.
' uous made by THE GAZZAM COlIEC IlON
AbtNiG are requested to deliver at the office Of
tlr agency IN ts city 29 BroadSN, or to It's rocog-
nR R'l correspond IN other CITIES, THIS caution Is
gwen 10 The puhlc to prevent imposition by unluthOr
Nri prrsoHs claiming 10 represent ms age-cy
va trs,
hlNOKtE- lcgnl ohtiinedi uo publicity no fae
- Ia advance. NJ. NuU- T., Attorney, l9i Broadway
L. RAlCH'- oil for rhcumAt an. - I Howe,y,
La ana AL dngSis.s'. GoIer4l depot, 3Gj Pearl st.
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sntlttn ilntltts.
t)oGtml.

~ AS-k lNl. DISTVICr. Nemh r. of the
l bt'IprrtIt Erp Iictu General Com ui tee ami the
" h-r- of ias art mpy District As.orlatipu ar &C..
ft rirl al rt az 3D.. Greenwich So. on Tuesday rNru
10 '.l d. .,|, d. o'clock sharp. Members II the
dh.'t please llue upon thsN- personal notice. Ry
order joins fON. thu Gcu. Com. Nm. H. MOLG
Nf1, thu. pi+t. Association.
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S.,amboa.s ano al,rJloi.
I ,o>G ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY

w"
On and after Wciuefdiy, oct II, trains will lcAye
James slip as follows: Leave 3ith a.; East river IS
minutes later;
i:u a NJ, Grcenport and sag Harbor, Man trains.
9H \. NJ, iur' Jefferson Locust Valley, and Rock.
away excursion TRAINS.
Shi J.. NJ, EOcNsway anl Hruustcat eNrrcss
SOP ". Greenp'rt Sas llarnor, and Locust Valley
express trains.
81" r;N, Pom Jefferson, Locust valley aud Kocsa.
nay cNprc~s trtII-
tlUP, NJ, Northport Locust Valley, and Rockawsy
accommodation trdus.
Trains connect At Janar, with East New York, and
at MlncO.a with llrmpst. al.
SUNDAY TRAINS leayc Huutor's Point A. foll1wst
$50 NJ. Port Jefferson, Nortport. Locust Valley,
ana " 'Wp-irl 81 rN0ur-iuu trains.
ln.' 4. NJ, Roc away excursion trains.
=. VI, hurHtW.y excursion train.
1au T.. NJ, riupOrt, kocAaWAy, aud Hampstead
trains.
I.9l 7. ". RuckAway aecommodatIon iralns.
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shd arithmetic, photography. and business pracee,
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work 5 given out ani only small Ns'olmcnt - rot
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