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The Potter journal and news item. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1872-1874, 1873-04-04
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Good Courage.

Published by request
For the Potter Journal { Item
Good Courage.
What's the Use Of ever fretting
At the trials We shall find
Ever strewn along our pathway
Travel on and never mind.
Keen right on AZ daily working.
Cast no idle look behind
At the trials we pucuunter-
Travel on and never mind.
What ha- pad IL for the tasser.
Let al frettinE be resigned.
Il viii never help the matter
Travel on and never mind.
AMI If those Who might hefrirnd Us.
Whom The Ties of Nature bind,
Should refuse to do their duty
Travel on and never mind
Friendly word, are often spoken
When the feelings are unkiud,
Take theta for their real value
Travci on and never mind
Fate may threaten. friends may lower,
EueIaie, Elay combine:
II ypu trust in honest counsel
He viii help you, never mini
l. H. II.
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STATE or PENNSYLVANIA
County OF P0rTEE, SIS:
!, 4 A. SwErJASp, Appraiser ~ and for she CoaR-
y Of Potter DO certify thai the above IS and
entire espy Of the Mercantile Appr4isemeat taken
BY me- the said Appraiser for the year ISIS Witness
ny hard 81 CoIdersPort this l9th day q February,
A D. 1873. Y. 4. SNEILAND.
-AppraLSsr.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08
For the Times"
A Funny Scene.

A gentleman from Smyrna, who witnessed
the scene here described, thought the TINES
ought to havethe narrative, and here it is:-ED. ]
A party, consisting of gentleman, wife and
child from the State of Illinois, trsvling south
ward. concluded to spend a few days in
Philadelphia, and sought quarters at the sub.
stantial old Ridgway House, at the foot Of
Market Street. On the morning of Friday, Sd
inst, while seated at the breakfast table,
little thinking that they would SO soon be the
subjects Of an newspaper srticle) middle aged
gentleman, noted for his quiet demeanor and
retiring modesty, enters aud occupies the table
adjoining our Illinois friends. He had been
at the table but short time when, much to
his surprise, he finds woman's arms around
his neck and her lips closely pressing bis, and
before an explanation could be had second
kiss was given. Still pressing him to her heaving
bosem she cried, in joyful accents, Father,
don't you know mel' Our modest friend her re-
piled Il guess you are mistaken in the man,
but can stand little more of it, if you can. =
The laly here realized her mistake, exclaimed
"0h, God! /" and fell back against her hus
band, who was standing 10 close proximity
holding the child close to the gentleman s face
that he might, after embracing his daughter
next greet bis grandchid. And yet he wa
not happy" AN EYE WITNESS.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08

n PPLICATION FOR TAVERN LICENSE.
l. CHARLES Y. FOXWELl. hereby give notice that
shall apply the Court OF General
the Peace and Jail Delivery in and Tor Kent county
state Of Delaware commencing Monday October 9Th
license to keep with the privilege sell
ing pIituous liquors. in the house known the smyrna
Hotel Main In the OF United
District Nos and lO7 Kent county and that
lowing freeh1ders Of said districts have recommended the
granting OF said license,
William Surgen A. q. Cummius, VIM. c. Mitchell,
John ". Flick, Jacob Lienburger, Geo. ". Taylor,
Vim. A. McKown. Thos e. Jefferson, Jas. J. HOulatOn
Wm MAnnerinG. David Richards T. L. CArty,
Robert Hill, William Denney. Samuel TAYLOR,
K. BlAis. CHARLES L. FOXMELL.
SMYRNA. Sept. "a. ls73,-3t
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08
mo THE PITRIJC

4NO THE PUBLIC.
In eomDlisncs Of the 9nd paragraph Of the 10th Section
Of the entitled regulating the Sale Intoxicating
liquors Dover, April 10TH hereby notice
that Monday. shall appli-
Court General Sessions the Peace
Delivery then to be held Dover IN and Kent county,
for license to keep inn 10 the village of Lepse.
in Little reek Hundred In said the house
eupied by situated in United School Districts
No. Il ands The OF the eehOders recommending
Joseph 8. Wilson, John Barcus. Myers Casons,
John w. Wilson, VIM. n. uraesley, John Brown,
George W. Morgan. John Woodal, Andrew J. Wilson
LEIPsC. Sept. 23d, is73.-3t CHARLES PADLEY.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08
Registers Order.
REolsTKR's OFFICE. DOVER. Kent County. Del.
Sanfamher 23h 1873

REGisTERs OFFICE. DevKR. Kent County, Del.
September Esd, 1878.
Upon application Of WILLIAM y. JONES, Admin.
islr stOr Of JAMES JONES. late Of KenIOn Hundred
in said County. deceased Il is ordered and directed
by the Register. that the said Administrator give
notice Of the granting Of Letters OF AdministralIo
upon the estate Of the said deceased by causing ad
verIisemenls Ie be posted within forty days from the
date Of such letters in OF the public places o
the COuHy OF Kent, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the estate present the same or abide
by an Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro.
vided and also the same he inserted in the
SMYRNA TINES, a newspaper published "a Smyrna
and continue therein three weeks.
Given under the hand and seal of Office OF
r.x the Register aforesaid, al Dover, Kent
lAA-'' County aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
JOHN C. PENNEWILL, Register.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08
A PpLJCATION FOR LICENSE

IA DAVID +. BURTON hereby give notice that shall
apply the OF the Court Of General Sessions OF the
Peace and Jail Delivery in for Kent and State
Delaware Monday October 9th, license sell
sprituOuS liquors. medicinal in quantities not
than quart, store in School District No. co.
in Dover and that the following eehOders oil said district
have recon nded the same:
Thos o. Culbreth JOS. Mcdaniel Jr, John C. Pennewl,
John Mag. VIM. H. Roberts, s. D. McGonlgaL
Geo. O. Schaiek, II. G. COLLISION, q. T. Stevenson,
John ". Cullen, 7. I. Jones. Richard Colt,
john ". Brown L. s. Anderson, John II. Thomas.
DovKR, Sept. q, lS73.-3t DAVID +. BURTON.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08
NOTICE

The Undersigned, Administrator named above
hereby give notice, that Letters OF Administration
were granted to me the 23d day Of September
1873 all persons therefore having demands sgaInsi
the deceased esrate will present the same. properly
atIesIed before the 23d day OF September 1874,
or abide by law in this behalf.
WILLIAM s. JONES,
oct, l-3w Administrator,
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08
ShersT'S safes.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

. OAl4L.
~ BY virtue OF writ Venditioni Exponas directed
will be exposed Public Sale. the Hotel Charles Fox
we in the Town of smyrna. Duck Greek Hundred. Kent
County and State Of Delaware on THURSDAY, the day
October s73 at O'Clock, p H. the following Real Estate,
wit:
No. 3. All that certain piece parcel tract Of land,
situated the east side Of said rosd from Smyrna Dover
in Hundred County and State aforesaid adjoining lands Of
samuel Sh5 Dr. william Daniels and others said tc contain
upon which are one-andaha story frame dwelling house,
No. All that certain piece parcel or lot Of ground:
situated the south side MethOds Street In the Town
smyrna Duck Greek Hundred Kent County and State Of
Delaware adjoining lands of DOct. Ewe, Wm Denney and
Vincent o. Hill and said to Square Feet OF Ground
less, the improvements upon which twOstory
frame dwelling Kitchen barn. stables and other out
buildings.
No. L. All that certain piece parcel lot OF ground.
situated in the Town Lepsic. in Little Greek Hundred
Kent County and State of Delaware adjoining lands John
Scoen and others feet front and running back the creek
be the contents thereof whatsoever they the improve
ments upon which double dwelling
As0 tract OF Woodland situated in the Hundred County
and State aforesaid adjoining No described lands OF
Samuel Griffin and Others said to contain TEN ACRES
or less
Seized and taken in execution property Of JACOB
WILLIAMS, and will be sold for cash.
SAMUEL HARGADINE late Sheriff.
SHRRIFFs OFFICE. DOVER. DEL,
SQD mhar2 26.
Smyrna times., 1873-10-08
A PUBLICATIONS FOR TAYERN LICENsE.

n PPLICATION FOR TAVERN LICENSE.
IA GEORGE A. WELLINGTON. hereby give notice that
shall appyst the next term OF the Court Of General Ses
sons Of Peace and Jail Delivery
and State OF Delaware commencing Monday October
1879 license keep inn with privilege
OF selling pirituous liquors. the house Della.
House. Main street. in the Of Smyrna and In
School District No g. county, following
eehOder Of said district have recommended the granting
said license, to wit:
John Mustard, David J. Cummins, John NJ Voshsl,
B. \. Goetee. Augustus Scout, John q. Black,
II. c. Douglass, John X. Jackson, VIM. Daniel,
J. G.. BrintOn VIM. w. Tschudy, James NJ, Gray
Isaac =. Taylor. GEO. A. WELLINGTON,
SMYRNA, Sept. q. ls73-3t
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-02-14

lie testified that lac never had any interes, ia,
the Credit Mobilier. The witness examine.
ton ~ to the construction Of the road A..
veloped ns.hing new. One hundred per cent,
wss not regarded ~ large prof. on col.rtrue.
tion. He did not think the capital could l..
raised now to build the Union Pacific. even !,
$1,000. 900 Of profits were guaranteed. Hon
james NJ. Beck. of Kentucky. Was sworn and
examined 10y Mr. Brooks The witness Wa
member Of the conference commit ee in re- ls,o,,
to the interest question Of the Cnios Psc.6e
railroad. He has been very intimate viii
Brooks. and does not remember of Brook eve,
speaking to him in any shape or form wha;e,e,
in regard 10 the Pacific road. Hon. Daniel NJ
Voorhees, was examined by Mr. Brooks. VII.
mess was q member Of the TSciGc Esilro.S
Committee during the Forty-iirs: Congress.
and had questions up in which the Cnjpn Ia.
cific road WAS deeply interested. Nr. Brook,
never spoke to the witness on the subject q,
the Pacific railroads. and never appeared lt-
fore the Railroad Committee ON any measure
before it, n
The Wilson Committee heard the TESTIMONY
of extension Commissioners Cox and Smith
OF the Land Office, showing that Hoover.
former witness, had . questionable character
After hearing the testimony Of Hon. Vim. D
Kelley, Of Pennsylvania, contradicting Hoover.
statements, the committee adjourned
A dispatch from Boston Of the 9th ins,
says: Judge Wilson, Chairman of the Con.
gressional Committee, re-examined Rollins.
Treasurer OF the Union Pacific road. TO-DAY
He said the check for $4,000. said to have
been given to j. F. Wilson, has ON it the FOL-
lowing Inducements, the initiate 1T A. s.
being in pencil: PAY Z. II. Rollins. Sec
Rotary. or order" (Signed) "B. W. Spencer"
(Signed) ''E. III. Rollins, Secretary "For
collection for Girard National Bank. Philsslel-
phia. T. A. s." Gigned) wv. Il. sheilady.
for Cashier" The $1,000 paid Rollins il
December was for services rendered at Wash
ington. He never received dollar from tie
company that he did not earn. The prof. on
Ames' contract 80 far as appeared ON the book
as divided was s29. 1854, $50 in stock and boni-
at par. and that on the Davis contract $3.50
1876 III the same material.
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Fen. Sat Quebec, Cansda-The Court
House was totally destroyed, entsilng the loss
OF very rich collection Of official archives
and historical and legal documents among
them all the records Of the Province Of Lower
Canada.
Fen. AT Cincinnati-The Globe Rolling
Mills: estimated loss, $4,000.
h FEB. 5.-At Springfield, Mass.-The MAssa-
chusctts Insurance building, valued at $4,000,
was burned, and the Office Of the Rspabiica.
seriously damaged. Lafayette, linda num-
Der Of stores were destroyed. entailing aloss Of
about $5O,0OO Boone, Iowa-Sevcral stores
and shops burned; loss, $4,000 to $4,000
we'll insured.
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A RASH carpetbagger, addressins :
colored audience in South Carolina ~,
other day, remarked MY friends am
fellow-citizens, my skin is white nn' ny
heart is MS black as this audience
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The man most likely to make ms mar
in the world-One who can not wr'fe h''
own name.
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Dir. PHrprs and q man named Hughes have
been arrested ut Marvin, Iowa, for attempting
| TO procure an abortion ON the wife of the lat
ter, aged Is The robbers who stole slo'Ooo
worth of e1Alry from New York man at the
fremont House, in Chicago, have been ar
rested in the latter city. Fred Douglass who
visited st. Paul to lecture last week, WAS do
MED sdmttance to either Of the first-class
hotels. and Was the guest OF Hon. MILFORD l..
Wilson.
THE sOrTH.
CoMMopoRE MATTHEW FoNTAIN MAuRy, cello
brated for his researches into the physical
geography Of the sea, and for the discovery Of
many laws Of meteorological science, died on
the lst inst, at Lexington, Va, aged 81.
The Jury in the Wharton case, at Baltimore
| being unable to agree, have been discharged
They stood eight to four in favor OF a verdict
Of guilty "A few nights ago four highway
men attacked the stage between Mitchellsburg
and Harrodsburg, Ky. One Of Ike passengers
put his pistol through the window and shot
one Of the robbers dead, whereupon his COM
panions fed, but were pursued by the passen-
gers and two of them captured.
1RAISS arc NOW IuhiliuS to6uA"AAs
St. Louis and Little Rock, Ark, over the Cairo
and Fulton railroad.
WASHINGTON.
SENATOR SUMMERS health continues to inn
prove slowly. The following is the public
debt statement for January:
Six per cent bonds. .*i'ssi'sss' ~
Five per cent. bonds. ................ AA,oo''SV
Total coin bonds. .......N, 'od,olo,ooo
Lawful money debt. l66os,ooo
MAtured ueDt
Legal tender notes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3osUsc, los
Certificates OF deposit. ............... <o,soo,ovv
Fractional currency. 1910 ,os4
Coin certificates. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ss,@,o''oV
Total without interest. ...........$ 457,S7, S32
Total interest. .....................$ T,4As,eco
Cash in the Treasury. coin. 62342, goa
Currency ................... 1907, 454
Special deposit held for the redemption
by observation-disclosures. 2s,o35, 600
Total in the Treasury %, Isl, 900
Debt less cash in Treasury. 2,162, 65S, 5s1
Increase during the month ..$ 4O6, 243
Bonds issued to the Pacific Railroad
money. prncipal outstanding. 4,62s, 81 90
Interest accrued and not yet paid. 323,117.OO
Interest paid by United States. ls5O9, 2SO.9O
mails, etc. 4,lis,4s2.7 rs
Balance Of interest paid by United
States As'o9o'o,o'A'
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JAN. 3l.-At Jackson, Tenn. Nearly the en-
tire business portion of the town was destroyed,
involving pecuniary loss Of over :100, 900. :.
Quincy, Hl.-A number of tenements we're
burned, rendering homeless some ten families.
FEB. AT Mortified, vt.-Gould Il Sons
wooden factory: loss, 900, 900. New York
74O Broadway; loss, sl25, 900. ). New Jcfrcr-
son, Iowa-The residence of Alexander Cairns
Mr.. Cairns, his brother Henry, and two little
children were burned to crisp; supposed to
be the work Of an incendiary. Woowich,
Enyland-A portion .of the Royal Military
Academy was destroyed; loss s25O, O6O. Co
hoes, N. Y.-The Stark Knitting Mill loss,
$4,000.
FEB. AT Brooklyn. N. Y.--Loss, $40, 900.
=. Omaha, Neb.-The Pacific FIGURING Mills
we're totally destroyed loss, $4,000. .Cleve-
land, O.-Thc mill and forge of the Lake Erie
Iron Company's Rolling Mills were burned
loss heavy.
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COEvEYAEChRs,
NoTARIEs PU BLIC

And Lsnd Agents of the linois Central
and Burlington ami Missouri Railroad com
pgnes.
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s. 4 8 o. O O
IN PRIZES.
Principal Prize 100000,

consisting OF the superb palatial residence
simon Abcles, Esq. .lnsurpassed as a pTiyate
dwelling In the United States, being only a.
Few blocks from the Court House, surround :.
ed by magnificent grounds, orchards, gar.
dens sand vineyards. The building has be G n
only recently completed with all the mod
IN improvements.
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KING OF TEE DGooD

TIRE MOST THoHouGu rrurrrH or the
BLOOD UT DISCOVERED.
CURES Az. HUMuRS, gtpN A CDNHOS
ERUPTION TO TIE WORST atNuEiLA.
giy its use Careers nrc cured. lrl
CArr'fu4- t.mors ";e di-prrs't without ti,r tgg-
geou'- knife scrgup cong ucscl, ~4I CUuauiIp-
VFncrca. Diseases. Mercurisl and .iuu-.
10 l.p.-uu- ..t iau.r ~ s'- cudlcgicG, auI N'-u--
.. health .Ut 70 sould constitution established.
fcEtIi" NseH!tnesS AUD iiiscanr:
Dou-t s"ht... oI IsIiai, 9"cihh-', cay ''N"I H.
iutDr.a., auI .sWyf- sc reduced ana .rseH
IN "a .cry tN.rf NWr.
T.rysipelas, sat Gheur, scaN Uald ami
Tcv,r Sores ar. soon TemJ,cd b. A.z p'aar.a.
Scorhuti" Elscnscs, DaudrnG, a-.'.
tr li1tf1 '.4't .Nl Pumps, quthly E." t..r
l.g.inr DO" a.H Goth ull fair.
Chronic lt.ras,s, rcycr aul 'rHr l..-
~. ...t Lives N... .p-l, t'lfnmlf'-'u. -,u.f H.f
tHruoas. Con- Dgli.y. In short. a.. o..
numerous t.-.a ,.1-.N iy bad h' 'H 1911. '.-
q .-tl. .al w.v before ibis mg.' l.A,a..
l.r-afflt i.- l..r - ON. Blood.
gpcli boitl' contains h'twf'1 fH.tf gst
''lg ou.H4. ',...- costing o., p or M.
t'rom on" 90 four or ave h"ttlgs wl
rnrs s.'' EnrIu, -e'.l llelt Ring NI.u. n....
glu. uu l.H l.se. llra. Ordinary fIrI "...,...
uren 1870 % "'gHt hoitie" $40 '.
rrg'y IHn'.uus oi t.t -.'g. .rrrs .-'. H.t
Dru.arInlI, NHu''. auI -.Hun"t Ens sen.
E'ron tyEo 10 t'u bo'tics "h l"-
aa1.Uta,rog O, tHr Liver onl spleen, N.., 20
from two 80 nlX bottles win %" f'Hnl
catc'ull iu ,ugIu' H,nug,a, sci. Headache. -.,
Alut' DHUra HuN l.N..rnsy
trCu Ityc Ia tNVcivc bottles WI. GUS
tho Nu.-f UH4rs 10 ~rruiIu,
From iArco 20 twelve bottles r.l
cure a..ra. trIU rn. p. aip Ca-'- ~ 'Ht.rrl.
f'roru g,Vr 90 rtur bptti"s vll gu-" PHI"
wort r..,. of lI.- Mot regulate u".t.H i","r..
Prom two 80 ten bottles viii 'aIg
irh rq.r. ~ n.uHtr
Rrire sd per bottle, or hHt's for g
E1.a hFa'l Nr' ,e
RANSOM, SOL : co., propy's,
Sectrst'Jnouia'siu 1lcal column, HllAlo u
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CAIRO, ILLINois.

rAtHu IttTNnts
MT. -..,. a, Ia, ,t',,,r. ,,,,, ,.., ,o,,,.
onCT lor sple ~ loM nbuEos anu easy 'eiHs
'"S lOIoM'IB 'oan vs,''e .,,i.,,o pio.t,,, r,,,.
W. - v'' ~ w .s 49,. ~ -,
ming through 'no p,o,h IRON rm'een.a , 10
SlNiechIh huv..H, pest its'uehcv p'vvpeis
IN Lho elty' ho's W. ~ ia
ingtoh AVENUE, 'l. ,'5 , "i'u
touIteShtn .ivSotn' W. W., 'h 49, ~ ~
story u"S"inE mus Vn ."vn w, ~.
ana " HH0'nlng tnc ~. oo,ole hai n',,h
LVt ~ % Wy On SiA'n s',ve'i 1911
slue, pct"e'n NODh'oi'''' '"H ""'"'"s'o"
venues
No 2-Lots and Z, b g. corner OF Four
tecnth and Poplar streets, front on Poplar
| .treet, west side, opposite post-olhce block.
/ No 3-Splendid business building, resi-.
. dcncc In second story, rooms, hall and
| front and rear stairway, water on both noors,
J In number one condition: situated on north
/ west corner of Commercial avenue ana
Twelfth street. n great bargain II sold
soon.
No 4-Lot 4, %, COMMERCIAL avenue,
] between Fourth ana fllth streets, Lot ~,
ga = s Vt sirnn,s 'H "''''-''
/ - ESjv - In IA % Is, at HIGH
,rnuud. S3ooeach on easy payments.
] 49,, ,9 49, 2 80 sor,a- ~,
no 80. II anu :, ~ p "
~, H. d. 80. -. fot.5i 90 ond
5 5Sin n ~ Ia "a south corner Of Twentieth
- po,,I,r .,rsni Az ,hrac lot. IN nn,ir,.
h hnu J hinn,, fron,ino nm Pnnsr streni.
No 80, ~ snI ~ h ,i,.--sotith side of
TIyentv.dT-t s,Tact 1nposite "Couyent
nIocE very desirable Tor residence nun.
ooses.--chean.
No s-Tcn of the choicest lots, In block
~ IL addition nLove grade henu,iiul resi-.
dgnce location. will he sold at a great bar.
yaln. We call particular attention to thi.
nropcrty as il will be sold very low
No g-Ibat elegant residence on seventh
,treet. owned bv Can't. lIurd, fronting ~
feet on Seventh street. and running back
300 feet TO sixth, This property is well
knowu TO the citizens of Cairo and Vicinity a.
one of the most complete and convenient
residences in the city. 1t has all the con
yeuieuces appertaining TO a trst-clas, home
The grounds are highly embclliEhed with
select shrubbcry and fruit In abundance
carriage house, stable and outbuildngs first
class. Owing 10 the removal OF Capt. Hurd
this property will be sold at a great bargain
on easy terms. Also two lots on corner ThirC
street and Mississippi leyee. Tho Leye,
building, formerly occnpied by Capt. Hurd
IN b 3, Ohio leycc, "springGeld Block" fo
.-%' 60 Observation-Disclosures
no iC-Ah eIeBhhl reslutnee Win iour iot
IN %, ,eity-lor saIe very cheap II SOLE
.ooh. Hlgh ground ana premises IN No
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FO u n DIR Y,
Nj A & Ii / n T. 8 II O =
FoRoEs AND PIPE FiTTiNo,

sTEAM ENs1s IN. MILL, sTEA MBOAT
M ERY
Manufactured and repaired.
Special attention given to Hight and heavy
forging, house, bridge. railroad and Jail work
and all work OF a similar character.
steam and gas fitting in all It's branches.
full assortment OF Morris, Tsskcr & COS
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods
etc, and gas fixtures always on hand.
PIPING OF HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE A SPECIALLY.
Agent for Cameron's special steam pump
aud boiler feeder. The best manufactured.
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson's
patent governor and governor valve.
The following engines, etc., for sale
Two steamboat engines, Isl inch bore OF
cylinder; five feet stroke, and In good order
One steamboat shait and crank; wrot iron
One engine for hosting freight; 71XiG.
one I0X20 saw mill engine, with shaft and
crank Tor muly or gang saw, second hand.
One new 1Sl2 engine; my own manufac.
| ture.
| Also, a secondhand stave cutting ma
chine and jointer, and warehouse hoisting
machine, In good order.
Engines and machinery Of all kinds bought
aud sold
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PRICE OF TICKETS

Single Tickets, S25o; Eleven Tickets
$4,000; Fifty-six Tickets, $4,000; One
Hundred and Fifteen Tickets, $4,000.
The drawing will be made under the su.
perintendence OF committee appointed by
the highest officials in the State, duly swern
to the faithful perfoi nance Of the duties ar.
signed them.
The highest officials both of City, County
and state have not only endorsed Mr..
Abeles, but also his scheme.
The demand for tickets IL unparalleled.
and all desiring TO participate in the draw.
Ing should at once form their clubs and send
in their orders
AGENTS WANTED in all States, Cities.
and Towns in tho United States and Cana.
das.
nj Money should be sent by Registered
Letter, p. q. Order or express, with the full
address OF the purchaser in plain writing,
Every package of IL tickets has a chance
to win II prizes, but positively certain TO
win one, while one person out Of every.ten
VINO purchase package Of II 10 bound to
win two prizes.
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