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Chicago abandoned 6y the In
Surdnce COmDunies.

The Paid Fire Department has driven
the Insurance Companies out Of Chica-
so. Notwithstanding the rates Of insur-
ance had been twice raised and cnor-
nous rates were paid nearly all the
companies have withdrawn their aren-
cies and refuse to take any risks in that
unfortunate city. This is hard on the
Chicagoians. But they now have the
finest opportunity that could be offered
a city to start anew on plan that will
be more sure than ever. Let them es-
tablish a first-class Volunteer Fire De-
partment, the best men becoming men,
bers through proper motives for safety
and security; and follow this up by dis
charging all Paid Fire Departments, and
establishing Insurance Companies on the
mutual plan only, in which all money
resulting from insurance fees will return
to the pockets of the members of the
companies; with small dividends to the
volunteer fire companies to assist TO keep
up their hose and apparatus. 1t will
take great many more fire companies,
to be sure. But then it takes a great
many companies to contend successfully
with large fire, and to prevent small
fires from becoming large. In this way
Chicago in ten years could become noted
for its security from fires.
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If the food taken into the stomach is not
digested it decomposes. In the latter case a
pungent gas is developed which causes souI
eructations. or else the stomach itself So
cretes an acid. which, rising upward at inter
tremely disagreeabe sensations are attribute
Bile to impaired digestion. To get rid Of them
or prevent their recurrence. it is only neces
sary o tone and regulate the gastric organs
to postpone the great corrective with the idea
that the unpleasant symptoms will disappear
of themselves. So far from that being the
case, they almost invariably culminate. if ne
elected, in chronic dyspepsia. with its con-
comitants OF gnawing in the stomach. dizzi-
ness, pery erted vision. headache and sleep
lessness 1t is true that all these disagreed
bles may be obviated by u course OF the Bit
tiers but how much wiser to anticipate theiI
arrival with one or two doses of that sure pre-
ventive of indigestion and strsngthener Ol
the alimentary organs. sep25octl
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POLITICAL.

II. II. Goldsborough, of Talbot
County, has been nominated for the
Representative in Congress by the
Republicans of the First Maryland
district. -.-,... :. - 9 = ~ ,ss~..sp
The Democratic State Convention OF
Navada, on Monday renominated l.. X.
Brady for Governor, Jewett Adams fol
Lieutenant Governor and A. {. Ellis
for Congressman.
Governor Woodson, of Missouri, has
appointed twenty delegates at large,
and two from each Congressional dis
triet of his State, to the convention
that meets at Louisville on Oct. 32d,
to consider the question of removing
the National Capital to the Mississippi
valley.
The adjourned State Convention of
the New York Liberals met at Albany
Yesterday. A resolution was adopted
declaring it inadvisable to nominate
a State ticket, and recommending Lib
erals and other independent electors to
support for office only men of approved
honesty, who fifty represent the princi-
Piles of the party as enunciated at Gin
cinnati. After debate resolution was
adopted, approving the Democratic
State ticket.
General Benjamin F. Butler has OK
planned to an interviewing reporter
that he took retainer from Governor
Kellogg, of Louisiana, as counsel with
Mr. Cushing, in the defence against
the McEnery injunction suit before the
Supreme Court that this was before
he knew that the case was going to get
into Congress and that when it did
come to Congress, he advised that both
elections Should be set aside On look
ing over his docket after Congress adj
iourned, he wrote note to Kellogg
asking for his fees, and Kellogg sent
him a check for $1,000
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4 Case Under the CirH Rights
Biz.

\ RESTAURANT KEEPER FINED $lO9
In Washington on Tuesday, in the
Police Court, before Judge Smell, a
hearing had in the case of Harvey Il
Holden, who were charged witty refus-
ing, on September23, to accommodate
in their restaurant certain we'll behav
ed and respectable persons, namely
Chas. B. Prrvis and James M. Lang
dom, although requested then and there
by said persons to accommodate them
witha lunch. The complainants are
slightly colored,
The testimony showed that they
were informed by persons con
nected with the restaurant that
they could not be served at the
particular table where they had taken
seats, as the seats were engaged 10y
regular costumers. One of the com
plainants remarked if he could not be
served there they would not he served
ut all, and declining to take other seats
left the restaurant. Purvis had pre-
viously been served at that restaurant
The judge said the refusal 10 serve
these men appeared TO he absolute,
and imposed ON defendants a fine OF
500.
They took an appealto a higher court
The prosecution was under the legisla-
tive act passed 1872, making misde-
meanor for keepers of restaurants OF
hotel, ice cream or soda saloons, bar
Der shops, bath houses, &c, to refuse
in any way to serve any well behaved
person, without regard to race, colol
or previous condition of servitude.
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Register g Order.
HEGIsTER's OFFicR,

NEW CASTLE COZ SHG Hg. ssst o E,s is.
Upon application Of John 4. Armstrong,
Administrator of William w. Armstror z,
late Of Appoquinimink Hundred, in said
county. deceased; 1t Is ordered and directed
by The Register that the Administrator aiore-
aaid, give NOTICE Of the granting Of Letters
of Administration upon the Estate OF the
deceased. with the date Of granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to be posted within
forty days from the date of such Letters, in
six Of the most public places of the County Of
New Castle. requiring all persons having
demands against the Estate. to present the
same, or abide by an Act of Assembly In such
case mad and provided. And also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period In
the Delaware aasstts, newspaper ppblisne ed
in Wilmington, and to be continued thereto
- Given under the hand and Seal
HuAr\of 0fdce of the Register aforesaid
lat New Castle. In New Castle Coun.
S0S/ty aforesaid. the day and year above
written. B. GIBBS. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tGte OF the deceased must present the same
gully attestsd TO the Administrator, on or
before September 7th. 1875. or abIds tic AL
Of Assembly In speh ease made and provided.
JOHN A. ARMSTRONG;.
Administrator.
Address. Taylsr's Bridge. Del septi2-2m
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Legdi Decisions.

The Supreme Court of California has
decided the Local Option law OF that
State to be unconstitutional.
In the Circuit Court Of Howard county
Md, the suit Of William A. Boyd against
the Third National Bank OF Baltimore,
resulted, on Monday, in verdict for the
plaintiff The action was for the recovery
of SOC, 900, principal and interest, of bonds
left with the bank as collateral, which
were taken when the bank was robbed
in August, 1872. The bank had procured
the removal OF the case from Baltimore
to Howard county for trial. ~
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BOmen Says Miss Beecher Fafsi

New YORK, September 27.-lIenry G.
nounces the statement of Miss Cathrine
E. Beecher, that he was the real origina-
tor Of the scandal against her brother,
wholly false, and denies that he ever
wrote letter to Tilton or any other per-
son accusing Mr.. Beecher OF adultery and
rape. MIR. Bowen adds that Mr., Beecher
is well aware of the truth OF these details,
and has often and recently said he did
not censure or condemn him Bowen for
his conduct in the most unfortunate at
fair
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4 mass meeting Of the Democratic
Party Will be held at MlDDLEToWN,
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th 1874,
at Il o'clock. Nj. 1t will be addressed by
Ho;. HESTER CLlMER, Of Penna., and
Ho,;s. +. +. BAYARp and ELI SAuLs-
BURY. A general attendance of all per-
sons who are opposed to the Civil Rights
Bill, and i'll favor of an honest and eco
nonical administration of the State and
General Governments are cordially invi-
ted.
By order Of the Executive Committee
VIM. HERBERT, Chairman.
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PATERSON, Sept. 29.-The trial OF suit
for $4,000 dsmsges for malpractice was
begun in the Circait Court to-day before
Judge Bedle. Walter Shafer alleges that
DR.. Norton C. Ricardo, n homeopathic
physician, now of Hackensack, but formerly
of Passaic, by improperly treating his son
fer a fractured ann, which vas not broken
at all, caused the boy 10 lose tbs arm and
nearly lose his life. Ricardo has also been
indicted. The defense is u general denial.
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Carpenters Letter to Kellogg

New YORK, Sept. 29.-The New York
Tribune New Orleans correspondent tel
egraphs the following copy of Carpenter
letter to Kellogg, which he says he OBJ
tanned from the original;
Dear Kellogg Il am desperately short
Can't you send me thousand dollars !!
If soft would be God-send. Yours truly,
MATT. H. CARPENTER.
LIST AupnSt lS73
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Can anything be more shameless than
the conduct of the Radical Congressman
as displayed by the Louisiana exposure.
Another link in the chain establishing
the fact that legislation is battered at
Washington.
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Now that they've got to writing odes
to Charlie Ross, everybody will pray
for his early recovery.
Kelogg's friends claim he rode through
New Orleans In an open carriage the
OF her day
Seventeen suspected abductors of Char
lie Ross have been arrested since the boy
was lost.
The improved Morse system of commu-
nication-That of Iilton's mother in
law,
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Destructive Fire at Long
R1UnPH

Lone BRANCH, N. j., September 90
The Atlantic block, formerly Helmbold' s
block, was burned this morning. l.. }.
Phillips, proprietor of the building, loss
es $4,000. There were several occupants
whose losses range from 500 to So 900,
the total loss being 100000. 1t is thought
the fire was of incendiary origin.
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Feather Report

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3o-l A. NJ.
Over the Middle states and New York,
northwest winds, diminishing to fr, sh, owe.
temperature, rising barometer,part'yc cloudy
and clear weather.
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The Little Election

Takes place ON TUESDAY. OCTOBER
9Th, between IL A. NJ. and 2. NJ. Dem
ocrats should all vote promptly and Sc
cure the Judges of the Election, and the
Hundred officers.
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4 Democratic Mass Meeting

viii be held in Wilmington on the even
ng OF the 9th of OCTOBER.
BY order of the Executive Committee.
WIN. HERBERT, Chairman.
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To snocaArs.-Those whose duty il

~
is to call meetings in the wards should
do SO at once in order that the nomina-
tions may be made in time to have the
tickets printed and circulated fully. We
regret to perceive disposition to put
this work off.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Prof. FOWIer'S Great Work

On Manhood. Worsnhood cd. and their Mutual
Inter relations Love. its Laws. Power. etc.
Agents are selling tro,a } ) TO go copies a
day, Send for specimen pages and terms to
Accents. and see why il sells taster than sny
other book. Address. NATIONAL FUB-
LISuINl CO. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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Democratic Nominations
County Ticket.
For Sheriff-WM. ii. LAMBSON.
For Coroner-RICHARn GROVES.

STATE SENATOR'S.
White Clay Creek HID, JAMES II. RAY
Appoqu inimink, HENRY DAVIS.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Brandywine HID, SAMUEL HANDY.
Wilmington, ISAAC c. PYLE.
Mill Greek, THos. J.. j. BALDWIN.
New Castle, FHos. HoLCoMB.
Red Lion, THos. BIRD.
81. Georges, HENRY A. NowLANp.
Pencader, WILLIAM Z. BIGGs.
LEVY COURT COMMISSIONERS.
GEO. ID. MFDILL, of Mill Creek HID
WI. l.. WIER, White Clay Creek
WIN. +. BRIGHT, Red Lion.
VIM. Polk, st. Georges,
JAMES c. WILSON and
SAMUEL ROBERTS. Appoquiuimink HID
ASSESSORS.
Northern District -Cl'.1. c. WooLLEY.
Southern District DANIEL UL:;Y.
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DRIyY WELLS CLEANED BY THE
l. OD0RLESSless Exca waiting Co. Order
at the City Ha1 until further noticed, "
be promptly attended to (neblS-t
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THE ASTiZi\>. SAVINGS BANK
500 Market Street,
Ina orrcIated ! ehrnar, %, lrGl.

Ina otrciatedi J. etrusr, %. 1'Cl.
0Ieb ~ receive epo,its daily trt III "a. Nj
until 1 T. Nj, arc en- Tpesdpy md saturday
evenings lronI to 3 o'clotA
A SEMI. ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
of six per cont. has been regularly paid en-
deposits, since the oIgHnizalon of the Hank.
and II is the expectation OF the Managers thar
this rate of dividends will be continued
When dividends are not withdrawn, they
are acruunted % deposits. Thus pei mauent
deposit. compound their interest twic. in ca, b
year
rANAGEES:
WnLl.h H,LLss. qpokGt ". iirFr
GLkMss' p Shsr'. nE"s"p, CAttl,n.
CHAs W To- N l.. LICHTFssTtIa,
NArHAs'L r. IESsos En-" Nj ptui,.,.r.
HEsas r. l'u1k iot II Jtca.n.
e. NJ. SInIstNRr,a. Nm u WIZ,
rkTHONY iiitol>9,
VA ) MILF rt,at'-,t
Gao. W HON, ire rrrsitcrt
feb2l-'y f. IAYluE. 1i4ro,sr
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Registrars Order.

st5 REGISTER OFFIcK.
New Castle County. August 10Th. 1874.
Upon application of Samuel A. Armstrong.
Administrator of Frances Armstrong. late OF
Appoquinimink hundred in said county. de-
ceased it is Ordered and directed by the
Register that the Administrator aforesaid
give notice Of the granting Of Letters of Ad-
ministration upon the Estate Of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof. by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters. in six of the
most public places of the county of New Cas-
tie. requiring all persons having demands
against the Es'ate to present. the same or
abide by an Act Of Assembly lin such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same period in the
Delaware Gazette, II newspaper published in
Wilmington, and to be continued therein
two months.
ss4GSN Given under the hand and seal OF
III H4SH Office of the Register aforesaid. at
eAkA0 Dover, New Castle county aforesaid,
the day ard year above written.
b. GIBBS Register.
NOTICE, .t'.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate of the deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Administrator, on or be-
fore August 26th, 1875. or abide the Act Of
Assembly in sneh case made an d provided.
SAMUEL A. ARMSTRONG;.
Administrator.
Addrtss-Smyrna. Del. aug2Sw2m
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EuI..I. iitikkS A..

o44.ss noe,E cao--s D. re.hn. raorrlAtoA
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Thus It Will be seen that c,tizars #
This place and v.cirily have contributed
SIIl. Ba~ido@ tbs. .,meN[ tie China
men Al Fer heads the i.>t wiki so;
Dr.. An Kea, cGu;c.'vt,a :. -. Altogether
CHiuar1~n eig" e9-3 zf: kwcmcans.
%il7; total 500 -. / L. estImated
COS Of The ehH-;l j. 1884 81. This
ieaF.a S76 &7 + OF needed. Of wijr'l
Al Evf his tire premise If about So.
Tbs - i highly cun,aendtoi9 showing
Oh The part OF al CONCERNED.
TEouGa yesterday VS. good Day for
fighting gloomy, dismal, and Saturday,
too-Dot ore fight occurred. Besides
the regular ''stand-hys, several amatsrr
drEEAs were noticed v'aLJIinE through
the streets under IL hiGh pressure Of t@f-
Rle-ieg whisky. ia. it dia ru; seem 10 he
OF L tisAtiug quality, &pd. the peace Of
ouE cj:y remained uEb-okaa Throughout!
the day.
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! THE GUgEEIL1A Sco-rs ol the Do,iy
Democracy are cen now EuOusing round
amongst old Journals and records for the
ma.elials NhereUitL to Ina..e an attacA
upon the Republican nominees in this
county. THY will open out their
budget m few days, doubtless. Their
game VIII he played. il possible, So rs to
make the Taxpayers AID voters ioiSet
that Lew Doron is a car pet-haSEar; that
H. S Mason is so sht mo ess sorehesd
as to have deliber.t, y ho'ted the fs-
publican party and { rs Il with rebels
whom he sclemniy pie, sc himself Rettr
TO support; that 81. 1. Gardner is an
avowed svmpathiser with the secession
ISIS. kG-Klux- Mans and White i!eaguers
of the South; that Longubau.h 10 50
soggy Il Demo- of the pre-Adirli'e
formation, is to think that Gen
eral jackson is still President
and that Warren WATSON Joined Andy
Johnson's Bread and Butter Brig
sde. because he thought that it vas upon
the Johnsonian side that bis bread WAS
bUttered That's whats meant to TO
done. These Professional Boilers and
chronic soreheads and their Copperhead
allies have no notion of standing on any
merits of their own. They will, on the
contrary, attempt to erect q false charac-
ter for their opponents, and seek 10 plant
themselves on ii. This is . sorry old
dodge, Il is Of Clarke, Ciarkey. Bat
such tactics will prove of no avail. This
county is kepubhcan by II least two
hnndred majority; ADD while Clarke and
his wee and wan following OF incurables
are a-a.n doomed to defeat, Mason will
be brought to a consciousness # the fact
that. heavy burden IS he has always
been for the Republican party to pack,
he will be even a deader load for the
mongrel crew who are ROW using kim
for ballast.
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Hoo. Mason has II 7iTed Sac fsepis biz
can Party.

NJ. II. s. Mason tells those " 10 re
monstrats with him against his abrupt
dssertion of the Kepublican party, that
he has done as much tc- that panty rs
ever it did for him. In osher words.
that he brought strength to that party.
Let's look at the facts and ne. II this
claim be borne out by the same By
reference to the official returns of 1865,
We fEd that while the Republican eier-
tors had an average majority ot LOO;
Sam benson beat Patterson 81 votes
for District Attorney. and that Tim
Smith beat Billy Wilson G3 votes for
Sheriff. hlason's majority over Wagner
was only Ii. Looking along further. We
come to the contest of 1868. That year
the Republican electors got an average
majority OF 80, and tbs County candi-
dates All the WAY from 1876 (Cae ic'Sl to
Sam Denson's second victory over Pat
terson by majority Of 57--same rs II
l8G6--and Mason beat Wasue; but two
votes. In 1870 Mason VITA the aid
Of all the bolters Clarke &C Co.. "Lo
betrayed the Tr;;Ie ticket, only got Il
majority over Klein Of SO. Thus "A third
time he was Only StNSi II olii az! ls5iiIS "p
the rear by the apathy OF HIS 'tpCatnt
and the dastardy desertion ty son heads
Of two Of his fellow caudldGtes-H itheT-
ell and Hereford. In 1872, when Green
law beat as popular man as H"nimond
- votes; and as unpopular u man as
Cap'n Meder beat Dairy 1872 votes; and
when the Presidential electors got an ave-
rage majority of 30. Mason for third
time brought up the rear-beating Guy
Thorpe. whom everybody knew 10 have
been ono of John Morgan's guerrilas.
only SO votes. II seems to Us as il this
indicates that Mr.. Mason, instead OF
being an element OF strength to the Re
publican party of Ormshy County, has
been a very heavy load to pack.
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The Warm Syringe ball.

Arrayed in peg-tcp pants. spike-tail
coat. and otherwise as the folly of fash
ion dictates, this reporter entered the
Warm Springs ballroom Friday evening.
at 10 o'clock, sharp, with the rest of the
aristocracy. We were agreeably sur
prised at the large number present. ns
also were the guests themselves and the
accommodating masters q ceremonies.
Besides the youth. beauty and gaiiantry
of our own gay Capital city, there were
quite number from the surrounding
neighh0cho0d, and even few from IS
far Of a. Virginia City ard Reno. TIE
music was furnished by flanders Quad
rifle Banl--ic2 by the Professor, asNi-te0
by a corps OF artists We do not in
tspd to essay tie Iule Of Jenkins, IS i.
IS eGu.l.Y djearrrtble - Us a. raU-
soatIU., to tn FeGier, and. ua-iir4. We
expect to marry N this c0,u.-y. aLj do
noe wish 10 oti-ra any Il tie fix uGes
present by Yralaiu- th5 beauty Mid grace
II ofA uscr that cf another tv Dar;lcu-
laIi4ug in print, but viii MAKE the
sWeen.ur assertion tbls Ii lss not be-,
oUr good fprtUua to sea 80 much female
irvtE;>.ef a!;H.tica!Iy 81 In-l. assem-
bed together for lH4uy f.Y ii" bali
roon and the two large paE'-r5 "-Ea III
erMlv oyyItiowlug with teaI1.g- nta'..t.
w were promptly On hand, q y.sr--.
.tea Supper vs. auroGLyCd, an ! '~,r"
awarded til seat III honor - t.e = .i..
OF the charming h.-ta-s v:l= r.
affatle host dii the hona.> at TIE -':.sY
eui q the sUn.r;...r.'t lri~n b.. '.
OSi.l., +, tLs vtr, l.-- MI an t.t.t-I
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ARusssoCs COMPANY OF Republicans
left here by the 4 o'clock train, yester-
day afternoon, 70 attend the Republican
Meeting at Silver City Oar Glse Club
were among the number.
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Episcopal CHURCH. at III A.
n. and p. M. Sunday School at IL
o'clock. The Rector will otiicinte nom
ing and evening. All axe cordially i'll
yited to attend the services.
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Coon SHErHERD CHAFEI.-Ah Fc-. a
Protestant Chinaman, is soliciting sub
scrip;ions for eTectiDsa church in China
town, and ne has been successful, rs
the following paid subscription list will
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Il. E. CHUEcu--A. II. Tevis. Pastor.
Quarterly meeting services to-day. Love
Feast ct 1OA. NJ; preaching ct II A. N,
by the Presiding Elder, Rev. Mr.. Fitch
Sacramental services at IL RI; Sabbath
School, 12% p. n. Evening services by
Rev. Mr.. Fitch. at p. a. All are in
vited.
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TIE CAPITAL. EEAss BAND. is the name
of the recently recreatei bard of which
Dan Madeira is the leader. That they
are ready for business Is made manifest
in their new advertisement which APP
res-s in to-day's APPEAL.
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A. JUDD's hardware store, yesterday,
we noticed Par. OF the iron work Of u
hot air furnace which is 20 be erected ny
hin in The Methodist church Jut3 -
continually repisuisL.ng his stock With
hardware, crockery, stoves. &c. By tho
way. those who have supplied them.
selves with the cele Srated Eureka Range
fior which Judd & Co. axe ngsntsl spcna
q It in the highest terms of praise.
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NINE HUNDRED AND NINETY. EIGHT
VOTERS are registered in this precinct;
ana it is calculated that there are at
least 50 more TO cone il.