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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-09-11
Governor Osborne Letter

Governor Osborn addressed a
. letter to the President; which has
healthy ring. We publish it be-
low. It seems incredible that the
authorities of the United States hes
itate and refuse to allow our people
to use the arms 30 greatly needed
for their protection, while enor-
nous ornaments are rusting in the
arsenels.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
EoR GOVERNOR,
THOMAS A. OSBORN.
OF Leavonworth County.
YoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
~. J. sALTER.
OF Neosho County.
IOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
+. II. CAVANAU2H,
or Saline County.
IToR TREAsURkR,
SAMUEL LAPPIN,
or Nemaha County.
YoR AUDITOR,
ID. W. WILDER,
OF Bourbon County.
RoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
a. II. y. RANDOLPH
OF COHey County.
YoR SUIT. OF PUHLEc INSTRUCTION.
JOHN ERASER,
or Douglas County.
ron ASSOCIATE JUSTICE,
.. n. VALENTINE,
OF Franklin County.
coHaRKssAAM-TnIRD DISTRICT,
WIZ. y. BROWN,
OF Reno County.
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NEW ADVERTISER EN-
Money! to Loan,

II CAN negotiate loans for parties at 10 per
l. cent. interest with good mortgage security,
on five years time
37-tf T. w CJJNNINGHA
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In selecting the Sd day OF September a.
the date upon which to have their IasI
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Chm. Lyon Co. Committee.
EDWIN TUCKER,
Chm. Greenwood Co. Com.
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Nc~ York Market.

stocLs-Mcieratcly active and dUiI
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-29
Sob Printing.

A2 klSs2s 0S h.sOk and Job Printing neatly and F<szE8sr Sszs-
 EzESzezs Cards. Welding Cards Bill Heads I-&A&AA Ea1 TSzkess Hzn1hSlls Pamphlets, &c, &s- &5@% Ea tAs sezs style. and As cheap as at any S.scW z tAe Ssmss.
 0~3s=S eAz e@ s@1s n hy mail and the jobs sent ~zs eg zzz1 H sz2uA by stage. or express. to ussss Fzrss Ss sh% csansy. wishOut serious risk or 4eL1--
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-29

SEsSlNA SsS2sss- S9 per cent additional
 h z2 sssssSSe directions regarding thelength of zz~sxeA9a 4cc0&pAny advertisements. Probate SSssss~ wl4 he kexS la three weeks, and all oth- N3vSrtlse2sass ''t- f.~ till forbid or until Ss21rs1 Czf
 Te4<iy a4SsxsaseES are entitled to four changes &=<sz< sAszr ss--a (nOt Oftener than once 6 zzzSA A wsshSzt charge
 Es2<sy e half yearly advertisements are pay @A2s SzN-sertys al sssAer advertisements in ad- Wkz<z
 >SzE4S ss-sSSs Of IkrtA, Death or Marriage are s@sz<tes fres Ss charge ohstUzxy notices cents g-e< Eze
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-29

A Boston paper says: The students of Dr. Holmes medical class applaud him vociferously, for wit cannot be controlled even when he is dlcoursing of the gravest subjects. ,-... ,y..-.- ...E
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-29

A distinguished German surgeon named Esmarch has invented process whereby amputatian of the limbs may be perform ed bloodlessly by applying elastic band ages to the limbs above the point of op- erating. The method has been success fully tried in England. " y '''AAs-- .'
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-29
and Gardeners !

DOnO1O N Onr crops
 By using Amoniated Super Phosphate of Lime prepared by an association of Farmers, and the very best in the market and the lowest price ac- Johnson, of Yale College. Also Salts of Potash. bushel equal to go bushels of Lsached Ashes. For sale by, .r .-r.-.s SAMUEL CLOCK, Agent.
 Analysis of 16 different kinds to be examined by all that wish to know whit they buy. 4tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-29

The cholera last year in Hungary devel- oped 438, ,295 cases, of which 185, 900 did not recover. The population of the coun- try is set at about 15, GOO, 900, so the loss is about one in eighty. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-29
FARM FOR SALEl

HE undersigned will sell his farm, situatsd
 4 In the North part of the Town of Litchfeld, about 2t miles from Court House, containing about 150 acres of good land, suitably divided in
 to wood, plow, pasture and meadow, well water- ed. The buildings are all in good repsiS Ais0 the rieht eo the iase of saw fnili wih heaald i- - .s5 -se eHAs. T. TnnALE.i b s Litehfsld, Feb. 18th, 1878. -s,--- : 45-tf.. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-01-29
Che Gitfb6elO Gnquircr, i. | HlCk0X. Editor < Proprietor
 uTCHFlELD, CONN.
TERMS:

Subscription, per annum.
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HE SUCCESSOR OF STEAM The
English papers note the claim of a
German chemist. who processes to have
discovered what be calls "the successor
of steam" which he gives the scientific
name OF carboleum. It is form of
carbolic acid, and Mr.. Bemis, the dis
coverer, says it can be made to per-
form many of the duties now per-
formed by steam, besides being much
more portable and more quickly avail
able. The beauty OF the discovery to
the English mind. supposing it to be
Of practical Importance, is that it will
lead to the utilization of the chalk
cliffs and lime deposits OF England. 30
that as the end of coal mining draws
near, a resource for fuel will be avail
nble.
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Fresh Arrivals.

Fresh Arrivals.
EILLING UP WITH sEAsoNABLE
MAGNOLIA HAMS,
Extra sugar.Cured Bacon Strips.
Atild.Cured White Bacon,
Smoked Beef Tongues,
Full Supply Canned Salmon, Lobster.
Tomatoes, Green Peas, Mushr ooms, &c.
Coffoes- -Parched and Green Java, Mo-
cha, Laguyra and Rio.
Teas-Finest aud Cheapest Assortment
OF Hyson, Gunpowdor, japan, Oolong, &c.
Assortment Of Spices, Must ards. Pickles,
Olives, Sardines, and general stock OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries, in great va
rriety, all fresh and tempting. offered low
for cash GEO. SUMMERS.
Sept 2i
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HARMLESS MAIIaN1TY. is alleged
by parties envious of the popularity OF
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and exas-
persted by the futility of their efforts
to compete with the standard tonic of
the Western Hemisphere, that it con-
talns alcohol The allegation is true.
A pure, difosive stimulant obtaired
from sound Monongahela rye is one Of
lts components. II it lacked the stim-
ulating element, its other ingredients
would be comparatively inert, and the
compound, instead of remaining un-
changed for an indefinite number Of
years in any climate, would ferment,
turn sour, and become as pernicious to
the stomach and bowels as the nos
trums destitute of this active principle
invariably do.
It is pitiful to find men who must
know and do know that diffusive stimu-
lants are as much O legitimate and
necessary portion OF the materia me-
tlica as rhubnrb or magncsin, or gen
tian, protesting against The use Of the
purest of them all in tho most celc-
brated tonic of the age. These charlu-
tans are aware that nlcohoI is used me-
dicinaily in all hospitals and dispense
ries, prescribed in certain diseases by
all intelligent physicians, and recog-
nized as u remedial agent by tempe
rance laws. passed by temperance ma.
jorities, in temperance States. It is
against alcohol as beverage, and not
ns medicine, that the moral sense of
the community protests; and tie great
modern restorative is strictly medi-
cinal preparation, to be taken only az
protection against disease or us II
curative. This the sordid hypocrites
whom its success offends we'll know.
They know, too, to their sorrow, that
J. is curing dyspepsia. liver complaint,
constipation, rheumatism, intermittent
levers, nervous disorders, aud many
other ailments which their pithIess,
powerlees denominations never relieve
and generally aggravate. And lhis is
where the bitter feeling comes in.
This is the source Of all the can't and
humbug with which, in the vain hope
OF turning dirty penny. they disgust
the rational portion of the com munlty.
S27 1871
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THE CALIFORNIA CIGAR STORE
STILL AHEAD!

THE proprietor of this cs,ab!ishme
l. would respectfully announce tu the
raoiic ana ms nnmtrnue patrons, that he
Las largely increased his facilities for .up-
plying TO them Tho bcnt brands ri CIGAKS.
both imported ana doMestic. Their force
for the manufacturing Of the best Cigars
has been largely increased, thereby end
Dilng tham to compete with The largest
hew YORK and Baltimore houses. OF this
the dealers throughout tho entire state
San certify The celebrated 5: PAKT'AGAS
nre still all the rage; also, the 10 :. I'M.
PORTED LONDRES
M. SUIXBACliER,
No. 105 Main street,
Two doors below Whesler Houso.
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New Goods. New Goods!

~ HAVE just returned from New
York with a fine and woll selected
M stock Of English. French and Ameri-
can CASSIMEltES, Scotch GOODS,
VESTlNGS, &C., which will bo made to
order Ut short notice and upon reasonable
terms. Also, a full line OF the celebrated
STAR SHIkrS. ~ call il respectfully So
licited. J. +, EISESSIANS.
Sopt
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School Books and Stationery.

y l.. BRYAN has just opened u new
III. stock Of Englieh aud Classical
SCHOOL BOOKS and SCHOOL STATION
ERY.
Also. BLANK BOOKS for Merchants and
Public Offices OF every siZo and quality.
Also. a large variety of Writing Paper,
Envelopes, Gold and Steel Pens, Copying
Presses, Pocket-knives, fine Poci ct books
made to order, Inkstands, Initial Paper,
Writing Desks, Ink OF all colors, and other
varieties OF Office Stationery. Sept 10
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House for Sale.

TNHE COTTAGE recently erected by G. N.
L &. Butt, opposite tho College Campus,
containing seven rooms, exclusive OF Fan
tries. Bath Room, Dressing Room, Kitchen
and Servants Room. 1t has all the mo-
dern improvements 1t will be sold cheap
Inquire at Central National Bank.
Sept 13
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Ice! Ice! Ice!

AM no" prepared to supply all orders
Il Tor me above article. The leo manu-.
iactured at my establishment is made
from pure Spring Water, frozen at a tenn
perature or thirty degrees below freezing
long distance without much loss. Price
81 25 per 100 pounds, aud good weight qua.
rsnteed. No Ice shipped unless he MONEY!
accompanies The order.
July 20 J. q. sEE0FRa
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Ceutral National Bank Bui)d;no
IT, LET ~ THE ME-

Central National Bank Building.
PRICES IO SUIT TIE TIMES.
Bed-itooms from So per month upwards;
Family Rooms from SC per month upwards;
Law! ers' Offices from SC pr montl, UPWARDS
WATER, GAS, WATER ara WOOD CLIO.
SETS and other modern improycmcntsin in.
side building. No back rooms, all fronting
on the street. Good ventilation AJanitor
In charge of building. Apply Ia Central
Bank, or to Messrs. SEIBELS 4 EZELI..
April Q
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Wrapping Paper.

A FULL supply Of WRAPPING PAPER
"A. just received from the Atlantic Paper
Mills, for which We are sole agents, and of.
ierea III lower prices than same quality can
DC delivered from tho Northern cities. Call
aud examine quality and priccs at the storc
of John AGNEW e. SON
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For Rent.

IzA THE COTTAGE HOUSE or weet
.c$$:A side Of Gntes street, between Plain
and Washington streets. For terms
and futher particulars. apply to
jos. II. XEALY, or
Sept Fl JACOB LEVIN
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To Rent.

ha A COTTAGE HOUSE .n Blandin,
lin street. between Bull and pickcns
4lG. For terms, apply to
Aug Is JOHN AGNEW & son.
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Stoves ! Stoves!

FULL line Of TIN-WARE, Cooking.
"a Heating anu Parlor STOVES. would
&1H call your attention to the open Frank
Sin for coal, suitable for Parlors, Set
ting or Bed Rooms, beautitul in design and
warranted to work we'll Call and see them
at SMiTH'S TIN AND STOVE ESTAB.
LISHMENT. Main street, opposite J. II.
inard's. St,t1S
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House to Rent.

~ TIE HOUSE and FOUR ACRI
N'iH LOT OF Mrs. f. J. Arthur. Good gar
den and excellent well Of wafer. Pos
session 81 gwen Immediately. Apply to VIM
MARTIN or F. II. ARTHUR. July4
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Flour! Fleur!! Flour!!!
100 BARRELS FANCY FAMILY
IOO FLOUR, ground from selected
uew Wheat. just received and for sale ut
reduced prices by JOHN AGNEW e. SON.
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G. rA954. A55 in ?sss Ssaos, Si on91ag n9HD. sa*I)
~ SUGAR, MOLASSFS, TEAS, tnNs1
MEAL. CORN, HAMS. COFFEE, BUTTER.
PEPPER, Sp1CES, STARCH, MACKEREL,
0IL.1in fact, every thing that ia kept in a
flhSr GLASS GROCERY STORE, will
consult their interest by giving us a call.
Buying our goods for cash, we arc enabled
to sell as cheap as tho cheapest All We
ask is Il trial, and il VIC do not givo entire
satisfac'inn, it will not be our FAULT. We
nope our friends will not forgetu us. Weso.
liclt u share Of the public patronage, deter
mined to give satisfaction to all who NAV
favor us with their custom. All goods de-
livcred within the city limits.
Sept p lmo SMITH & BROUGUTON
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The State Officials


HAYING obtained their positions
Ill through the support Of the people.
should look to their interest. The Indian
Girl Cigar Store having obtained it's pre-
aent prominence through the PATRONAGE of
an appreciative public. is constantly pro
yiding for their enjoyment, and rs csndi.
date for Office,
Will Tell the Convention
That corruption must be put down. SO.
this "Maid of Luxury" declares that s.De,
votees OF the Weed" shall be relieved from
dealers In different points in the State who
handle the Indian Girls Cigars
What They Know About
Them, and they will tell you thst their in
PRODUCTION is causing almost as much OF a
sensation among Cigar dealers as
Fox Hunting and Georgia Tigers
Did among tho prominent mombcrs OF tho
STATE House hlng. Sept IL
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Coal! Coal!; CoaIl!!

Coal! Coal!! Coal!:!.
Etil Z subnc'ibers have laid in their sup
"A ply "t GOAL OF the best qnality, and
are now prepared 10 fill all order with dc.
spntch. at low rates. Full weigh; Q oIU Ibs
to ton given. Address ortlcra 10
T.. +. SWEEGAN & CO.,
Sept 27i Charleston = q
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTION,
SAFE IN MANAGEMENT AND
PROFITABLE IN RESULTS.

AN important enterprise for the develop
NJ ent OF South Carolina.
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Shares Fifty Dollars each. payable in te.
inetallments.
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The Road that promises to make Charles.
ton the market for the trade OF the great
Northwest, the West Indies, South Amc.
rica and Europe; also, an important en
grant station.
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II NEY TO LOAN
On Marketable Coiiaterals

IN 0dI httdUIE CUIIalCTnIS
ENCHANGE OH New York. Baltimore
~ Philadelphia, Boston AMI all promi
rope bought and sold.
DEPOSI rs received and ini rest bearing
certificates Issued.
STOCKS. BONDS, GOLD and SILVER
bought aud sold.
ACCOUNTS of merchants and others
from the city ana country solicited, and
LIBERAL LINES OF DISCOUNTS granted
by tho GENITAL NATIONAL BANK.
Corner OF Plain and Kicha1d strents
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Every citizen Of this Stale sLCnld OWL 3.
least one Share.
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Shorter than any line from New York
fhiladclphia and Baltimore to either Of
these cities, and many hundred miles
nearer to these centres OF Western trade
than any existing line to Charleston.
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Coal! Coal! Coal!

!HG undersigned beg leave to state that
i they have constantly on hand all
kinds of COAL, and will furnish consumers
IN any quantity, delivered, at lowest cash
prices. BOWEN LAFAh. Agents.
nePt :imO
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5partanburg and Asbeville Railroad
LIGHT GRADES, EASY CURVES, No TuNNEL1Sc
LET 1T BE BUILT SPEEDILY.

a link in the Airline Road between the
cities OF Cincinnati, Leuisville. st. Louis,
Chicago and Charlesto1. seventy-four
miles long, with less than IN >-ty miles OF
heavy work.
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Every citizen Of this Stale .hcnld own =.
least one Share
CHARLesToN, with her magnificent Har-
Dor and genial climate; her immense unde.
vcloped back country, containing fertile
soil, fine pasture grounds and inexhausti :
BILE water power; her contiguity to the
Wcet Indies and South America, and he-
unparalleled European ocean course, u
destined, upon tue completion Df this M
roETAST Trunk LINE, to emerge from l,er
prostrated condition and become what
nature has intended she should be-tLe
GREAT COMMERCIAL METROPOLIS CT the
SOUTHERN SECTION OF the UNITED STATES.
LIMIT OF sTOCKROLDERs'L LIABILITY
The following clause in the charter lie
published for the information of cub.
scribers:
SEC. 4 tThat no StockhoIder of said
Company shall be held Iixble for the debts.
contracts or acts Of said corpor alton.
beyond the amounts actually subt cribed 10
the Capital Stock OF said Company by such
StCckhDlder"
DInEGrONS:
GEo. W. WILLIAMS, GABEIFL CANSoa
b. Eo1IMANN, JOHN H Ev1Se
ALvA GAGE, r. b. JETER.
1HEo. D. JEHvLY H. r. luSCAS
THO. G. BARKER JAMES + NLACk
JcIS y FAIRLY, JOHN :. WlLEY
Principal 0fi:e aud Address. 25 Brcsc
-,-,... Charleston, SC
G. Il. .MEMuINGEn President,
c. kAUFM N, Secretary una Treas.
''iliF ::no
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La WYEtS' OFFICES!
INSURANCE. OFFICES!
ROOMS FOR FAMILIES1
SINGLE Bedrooms!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Hon. Israel Washburn, Ex-Governor
and exCongressman, is announced as candidate for
the United States Senatorship from Maine, TO succeed
Senator Hamin.
The Philadelphia Press has news from Wash
ington stating the highest authority, that the secre
taryship OF the Treasury has been formally offered to
Mr. Joseph Patterson OF Philadelphia and by him de-
oined Tho same news confirms the report, mentioned
in THE TRIBUNE several days that the Of Don
Cameron is urged for the position and adds that the
President apparently is determined TO have Pennsyl
yapia man" Ii that is his determination, the farther
he keeps from the Cameron family In making his soec
ton the better Will IL be for the country
Gov. Hendricks of Indiana is.conyinced that
dIgned retlcence the imitation question Just now
eminently becoming TO o man in his position A cor
respondent Of The Cineinnah Enquirer found him In
that frame OF mind, aud was only able TO extOrt from
him al assertion that he had been constantly in favor
Of strong greenback currency and OF OF t
more IL demanded by the business Interests OF ho
country He did not think free banking would be either
popular or sound national policy The people "OuId DO
afraid Of such promscuous currency.
The veto of the Initiation bill has had de-
pressing effect upon the hopes OF the Democrats lor
victory in the next campaign In this STATE me Troy
Pres Deml admits that Dix's prompt ACTON on
the imitation question has turned the tide In MS aVor
aud that there must DO reaction IN order TO make tho
Democratic nomination anything more than an mon
orary distinction" II faint hopes for i!s ph ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-01
PUBLIC OPINION.

"Per1uisiten is not a pretty name for q
wasbin zton coach horse, now aud even " Conilngent
Fund" is thought 10 be needlessy heaYy-lBoston Iran
script (RepD
When Congress comes to see that 1t is not
only it's duty TO provide for retiring the Treasury notes
once and foreveraud that 10 part the buslnessof
Government TO provide currency for moving the crops
or any other purpose shall DC on the ROAD oI VI
this financial muddle.-[ Hartford Post (RepD
Mr. Grant snubbed the delegations from
Gotham and The Hub" but gave them the veto which
were snubbed, whose veto has not yet been delivered
Three words addressed TO the Columbia Rings would 90
the business: Go back thieves -Charieson News ana
Courier (Dem)
Just now there is great calm in Massa-
chusetts pocs-that is to say, the surface In the
depths however all sorts OF marine monscrs-lncludng
that leYathan whom Providence mas MADE Tor Oue III
scruable reason, TO play theeinare moving about In
preoccupied that Is very suggestive-lSplpg-
field Republican (lnd.)
Talking about Wall-st. organs-if there Is
ANYTHING Mall-st. 1t imitation. Print Oh moro
Creenbscks distribute round several cart loads OF ma
tioua bank notes, and away VIII 10 stocks SAILING
round the moon" II your Wa-st boys TO whose use
and benefit 1.-THE imitation OF the currency would chiefly
work.-(CncinDati Gazette tRepJ
We are not justified in exulting as yet over
an assumed radical change OF heart ~ lhe President
He has had the resolution TO take position wch must
more than almost other mOfy and offend the class
who have nearest TO him In sympathy aud laVor
III We rightly understand the character OF the Presden
n is an easier thing for him do this than 10 would Do
In of many other men, Should n nave the eheet
gratifying those who respect the dignity OF MS oco
and especially ominous OF the continuance or better
things in his administration. But II Is not Wen 10 DO
over sanguine the STANDARDIZATION Courier Deiu)
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FURNITURB-Third PaGe-3t column.
HELP WANTED. FEMAIBs-Third P0ge-5th column !;
MALRS-Thtrd POgc--5th cOlumn.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c.-Szth PGge-4th
column.
INSTRUCTION. Page-3d and lth columns.
LECTURES AND MEETNGs-Ihird P1Oe-6th column
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REhOvALs-Ihird PdQe-2d column
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. CITI-Ihtrd P11t-lst col
nmn: BROOELYN-ThiTd Pd0e-1st column NEW
JERsEY-Third Pdge-lst column; COUNTGY-Thnd
P01e-1st column; To EXCHANGE-Ihird Pcgc-lst
column.
SALEs BY AUCrIoN-Sirn Page-Ith column.
SAVINGS BANKs-SepeRtt Page 9th column.
SITUATIONS WANTED. MALEs-Third PdOe-4th column
FEMALEs-Ihird Pd0e-4th and 9th columns.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Fifh Page-6th column.
STEAMBOATS AND RAILRoADS-SiLih Pdge-sth and 9th
columns.
SToRAGE-Third Pa0e-2d column.
STEAMERS. OCEAN-Sepenh PGQe-6th column.
SUMMER RETREATs-Thfrd Pdge-4th column.
10 LIT, BROOKLfN PROPERTY-Thtrd PdGe-2d col
umn; CITY-Third PGQc-lst and "a columns; CoUN-
TRY-Thfrd PdOe-2d column.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-Third Pdqc-2d column.