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WIITING TOR THL Wheel.



Two mon were seated on cane bottomless
chairs In the Off Of the Industrial Exhibition
COMPANY at 2iO Is oadwAi, yesterday afternoon.
At four o'clock $4,000 IN piizcs were to be drawn
from the wheel, a. yer advertisement OF the
company. There were three chairs In the IN ce,
one old table, aud humorous " plans " OF the
grelt exhibition.
is there TO tie public drawing here to-day,
sirT asked the re- urter II Sir Secretary Pond.
Yes. sir, rs soon As the wheel comes" he re-
pied, Ar he looked grizzly out Of the window
ln "A Few minutes German gentleman entered
and inquired II TINT WIS the office OF he com
pany Then he asked the secret rs OF the enter
prise when the drawing would commence.
Just US soon as We get the wheel" SAID Mr.
Pond.
Half dozen men entered, as the hour for the
driving was near, and asked the same qucs-
ton. which was answered by the secre AIRY AS
he continued to watt for the wheel.
a gentleman from NHgiula said that he had
Invested sixty dOliars ia bonds. lie saw hat the
drawing was announced To take place u four
O'Clock, hut the secretary renarAed, " You can {
nave drawing with Ut inb wheel
: one gentleman asked how It was that tho
COMPANY II II had 10 money, could pay prizes,
should ANY body draw one. The secretary snd
debt.
AT o'clock no wheel had arrived. There was
no gas IN the Office, winch Is ito let" ana the
n9ndholders became IMP lent. one man said,
ish dot vheelf Dat a tioit, KIND uf AN oifice"
An excited bondholdcr said that he would
- bust up this thing even u II took two or three
months aud few hundred dollars" At $50
holders departed.
The Industrial Exhibition Company went into
D 7nkrup'cy about year ago. A receiver was
appointed, but there was nothing to receive.
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Tn. Metropolitan riding Academy.

Mr. Fred. J. Engelhardi, tue well-known ath-
tte and oarsman IN rehl,d ana rechTstenei the In.
<iitute building SID mrs street and Third venue.
IN lie new shape II l. admirably appointed Tor all =
Jurposes OF nrsciarr fills scnoOl At tnt opening,
Saturday evening nne prog ANNE wac nueIy rrn.
Hered II lnelddcd fcas n Workmanship, foot races
'Nresllps &C., snd MAO lhyt0usay eIjoyabe rVu lTst
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Mrs. Cook Of jersey City. mother Of James
Cook engineer, and the grandmother Of Ramon VI
Cook 81 the Hudson Comfy FreeAolders was born on
thristmas bty clgty-six YEAR ago. She married
on lhglstmls Day. anu dIed on Clr.tmas
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A. 7. Stewart g. Co.

VIII during the Pressn, Week dispose
Of, at greatly REDUCED PRICES all
the NOVELTIES remaining cnsod that
were specially imported for Their HoIi.
day Sales This will include RARE
BARGAINS in Fancy Goods, Broozes,
Toilet Sets Ladies and Gents Furnish.
ings ShawIs, Coaks, Suits, Furs, Silks
Rich De.s Goods, &c, &c.
Btondwny. fih NV. Dth md IOih -ts.
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AuStion Notuo.

Auttion Noiicss
4 ~>It:>IE'S SAIE.-MIl be sid q; public auc-
n ton Dy Davis Harvey. Auctoneer-.o on THURSDAY
Jan. H. 1877, at = l.. at the wareroOms Of Il. 5.
Menalnln, 5l7 ana $40 Minor st. Pna ie phia Cot
trel Baococs drum cylinder printing press IN good
or OF bed, 2bN5 Inches INSIDE OF bearers mod
style, with air spring and governor. complete with
overhead fixtures. sale posiIivei terms cash.
Il : MENAMIS,
Assignee OF Estate Of Geo. l.. Garrigues BinArupt.
PuILApELPuIA Dee. ~ 1875.
"VIARD TIuE-."-RlCHARD WALTERS
IL SONS, AuctiOuccrs 81 East BrOadwiy advance
cash furniture, pianos, liquors, and merchandise.
Goods stored or sold Estab ished - years.
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te5ls73 81
g t53,G6S -

per cent. .......................... slJ3,G6S 20
The following persons. after a thorough examine
ton Of the assets and liabilities, books records and
accounts. bonls and mortgage debts ami credits.
certify that tie JOHN HANCOCK Is SOUND TO
THE CORE, to wit; Hon. STEPHEN n. Rhodes,
Insurance Commissioner OF Mlssa chusett,, Hon
julius L. CLARKE, late Insurance Commissioner
OF Massachusetts Messrs Henry o. Houghton.
Clemens Her.hell ana John - Fog. a special com.
mttee OF policy holders, assisted by competent act
uares. also II. f. Hom-s late Actuary New YORK
Insurance Department, and L. W. Bryant Actuary OF
ST. Louis, No.
policy holders for insurance whicn IN other
companies would have been lost. It mas Just paid
nearly o. 900 to tho widow u Alexander Hsbie late u
Springfield. l. L. on policy issued IN 1871 the last
seni-annua premium on which paid IA 1872 slmi.
lar cases constantly occurring In THIS company un
der the wise provisions Of the Massachusets Non for
fciture law By way Of contrast notice the loss OF the
Insurance on the life VI the late Hon. II o. Evans,
proprietor Of the Hoboken Democrat MIR ans had
been Insured anu paid his premium regularly for nine
years, when, through accident by which he was de.
prived Of his reason, which resulted his DEATH the
renewal premium MS life Insurance, In one Of the
Oldest companies, for 5000 Not rendered until
one day overdue when It refused policy declared
forfeit and the Insurance thus lost Had Mr. Evans
been insured IN the JOHN HANC OCK his policy would
have remained In force for NINE additional year.
withou, further premiums, aud thus this Company
furnishes Life insurance Tor about One Half
the usual cost.
Full particu.a rs furnished by
HARPER ~ PIRRPONT,
2le Broadway. New York.
r. n HARPER. Di.t. Agent
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tdlanlro- -- siialts.

VVldNItU- UIAts.
Gt>TS and ped1lrrs. Terms a.y-Spnd for price
~ lst Of Iunleyry'. Japan and Java Tea anu Gomez
COT ONCE an who cste depot GOl Water cor. Futon
IT,, New York sanple tea md coffee, 3jc per 10
-MANIED A young man VINO underst anu.
~. thr oyster business none others need Apply. $50
Elgh h ay
Intelligent ONCE boy must write a fiir hand I
n well roc nm snled Address B. box 100 sun fiire
GENTS % mounted chrOmos eli sell for t3
~ continental Chrome Co., 80 'ss u ST., room 10.
4 hoy wanied-One VINO understands IN, Il sh and
~ oyster business. Apply At li0 81 av.
fIRsT-CLAs, gas inter wanted At ll3 ATM ay
(MRPEI snd furniture porter; one who uuder-
" svg9s s9e business. lSl Chatham
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Mtetlnas.

A SPECIAL MEETI STA rall like IN. We hay e
~ not had tuce We lost ireland. Invite lri-nmcn -
az vfccls To- come to TINS meeting, py order ~ T. o.
OnAkA, second cousin Of Daniel % Onnell nrxt sat
urday cNculug OcUck, la lljcrnin Han = Prince ST.
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Seulns glatUlnss.

WHEELER ~ WILSON sewing machine,
~ lllte used III complete order with attachments
cost t65 viii sell for tlb. can 80 Bond st. near
iwcry.
- splendid Wheeler Wilson seslng mnohines,
II cabinet, IN good order, with nll attachments,
lucAer rollers, &C. only go, at on East o,h st.,
Az A.
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8tntlsIrg.

RRAtTIFUL teeth for e. single 81 warranted .
ID silver rIlugs, Wv. n. * Dvutal kVVi gJs vi Az
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klublitailOns.
atwatos.

Stwaros.
- .CVO. LARS reward vii be paid for The re.
turn OF the goods taken from store The morning
OF Dee 80 or prOpUrOnite amount will be paid for
any part OF them. Any information conmu
relating to the will be treated strictly CONF
denila and n leading 20 the recovery OF the goods viii
be nOer y paid for. These goods CONSISTED silly of
taiors linng-, UGH noe black Farmers sstins aud
mohar serses. black and colored silk serges, six
with OK and thes. lois piled IN 'front.' was seen
Ia Pearl It., leaving BrOadway, about s:i5 A. Vi.
PA DALEY & CO, als broadway.
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EnsIntss { hnntts.

DAkERiE- for sale and To lets also restaurants,
IDhquor stores- cigar sores. MITCHELL. - Cedar ST.
i duce useful patents NJ charges whatever unless
capt. IL advanced Apply At "a Pine It,, rooms II, ~,
anu IS
WANTED to buy \ nice sample room uptown
w preferred Address, stating prir. and loc tion,
4. Is. q, box l0s, sun otfire. I
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.HatgIncrg.

WANTED A secondhand press oGordon or Deg.
w en3r), 4 medium. warranted IN perfect order.
G. X =, DuA 3 500. Post once, \. Y.
XNANTED-Sec midland foot lathe with too 4, Ad
w dress gwen Oy letters n OBtY, lbl2 broadway.
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vNEITONIA SAVINGS BANK.
Il plNlDkND NOTICE.
25 Az. 4, corner "a -.
Siy per cent Interest Jan. ls77 vii be paid lie.
posters and after Jan 10 lntere. not UlthdraAn
Till ue aIacd to the prncipa, anu interest from
Jan |.
Deposits made or before Jan In viii draw interest
from Jan. /. j. sCHkCEl.MAN, PresiIenL
MICHAEL HAHN secretarf.
I'uE hATlO>Al BANK OF the REVUE.
L Lie NHw YORK. Dec; -, $50 The capital 20 TINS
bank having been reduced from twenty thousand e. NJ
teen thousand shares Of urred dor ar eich te
stucKho cer- requested 20 return their rrrncaes
aud receive new ones which vii be ready for delivery
GU the ION OF January proN
lie transfer bOJAs " be close from Goth .tant
q Jan. 10 prox. II. W. FORD Cashier.
I'HE ORIENTAL SAVINGS BtNk.
i inl Grani II
Money deposited on or Oelure Jan. 10 wi. receive IN
ttrest from the lst Of Jluutrs.
z. Il KENNEDY sec w
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Sor sale ana TO g,t.
eltrsJnh Nuiues.

nI-FA~E- on WEN. Nervous Debt itv aud kin.
dred affections speedily ami pernanrntiv cured ~
HENRY \ DANIELS. VI. D.. ia Lexington ay , near
TNelV ninth 81. Hours. : tu3.
II MICHAEL, FLEMING should &c ms or my
one XVI NiuE us WI r'ah iuts Viii send me ~
o. NAL RI toNNOLN, corner 1reruNlch aud Bar
clay sts, " lorS, he VII bear from uir FANNY
I tNUE Frs working women BE-. can have Ven
ILiuts collected by competent law er mo culIec-
luL, ~ CLaf-c." Address
ADVOCATE boz 1877. sun orIo~
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MlanttN. ..MaIts.

- - -
C'"r"o" JohS roLnENus. 10 Anns,.
(AKPENTERs wanted. Apply to nANLoN
- HAIMAN, sS Franklin It.
Ss!ns so rq &ssRS he as 9 i.
DuRE TEAs.-Agen,s wanted best terms to
i agents selling to families and large consumcrsi
e%e. eco Te wEI E& coHfRSY ao fu
ton It," between Church and Greenwich. Sew York.
pE0oFi7iMrApE RI ysn,cd PoI I c0npo
rI'EAS FOK THE TIMg-.-Ae nj, .wintef to
sell nm grad teas at low prices e. families pile.
and ISL Pearl ste. PURE COFftEs A SPECIALITY
rI,RIPLLx Gas Burner, in great demand money
l. making business for those wanting eSpioy,meni.
I'VE Canton Tea c.. want agents to sell teas to CON
il sumers lis Chambers st.
\NANTED-A competent or woman to take
" charge Of the nanufacturng department OF L.
getting style and tasting charge Of the grs state
Ton r. o. Mas, ''' 'A''''''' ''
WANTED-A good sawyer for swing saw. Apply
W between ana o'clock at Columbia Box Facto-
~ ga ST. and llth av Also some box makers wanted
WANTED. . Protestant men with references who
w have worked GU large tiTRi Sase, ia, liberal
XyANTED-A Young man as collector in Newark
lie ruolisher : Il relay St. New York
WANTED-A boy in a dining saloon must know
South t.
WANTED RY, s' R %,scS E co ,oo nassau,
NVANTED. nrstclass fancy oyer. Address rITTs-
w FIELD DYE WORKS, fitisneii Mass.
NEA>TRD-A hog with gooi references, In drug
w store corner = h av. ana ihth st.
Situations cdlaulfo.
4 SITUATION by a Young lady In bakery con.
~ feCtouery used to the business. Cali at 800 9TH
avn IN the bakery. near es,h st.
lace uOU-E~.-A lad, having thorough knovl.
goods and ruchngs and six ties ami bows. viii take
iu charge " ~ork room and gci up styies aud pat
Address VI. :. ~. r'a lss. SUI Office.
Syeais u age. willing 10 IN ke nnse.f generally
useful about house. porter best u references
from last place Address {. VI H.. box l1l sun Office
WANTED Ply middic.sgei woman. housekeeper
w or Homework in a small family. vi assist
boarding house goud reference given; please call for
aweek. lol orchard ST. rear. Cliy or county.
sustll ensirumtn.s.
AGRFAT OFFER i-During hoiaays We viii dis
"a pose OF 100 new ami secondhand pianos ana Or
gans If nrs'c makers. including waters. at lower
lrce- than before offered 7Ocaye pianos, 600;
feet order Organs from - = 400 cash not used SIX
NAGNIFICE>T 7-oclave swood piinoforte.
WI 80, superb stenvss. sacrificed low. en- At
GORDON's. i57 BleecAer II.
DIAkO-, nrst class, great bargains rents low III.
y u llments i.k"ns octaycs. tfJ, ~, fuI round
t2oO; Mason Hamlin organ. 80
DI,>O~ Tor sale or to rent. pEHNING q DlEhL.
send Tor catalogue.
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NTErKoPphiTA.>S SAYINGS BASIS,
CHART RED 1852
attn sENIANSlAL II rERFSr.
THE TRUSTEES OF THi- BANK have 0ruerei that
interest at the rate Of six PER CLNr annum out
Of the earnings of the past uuths paid depOsi
tors on ana after Jan. 10. 1871
Money deposited on or before Jan 10 will be entitled
e. interest from the let u that m nth.
STATEMENT JAN. l. 1871
ASsFIs. Valre.
T. {. $50 p. gold bonds $4,000 Mss hi5 90
L. :. y. e. gold bOnde ......... 0otND bli3p %
New York city and co. g.. ... ioS0J 4ip12 20
New York city co. 7r...... O35.jp0 1.l2B3a6 20
cry Of BROOKLYN bonus. IS. 10000 ll1"p %
WY Of lonkers bonds. f.. 5OuOJ 5l.nOi 10
Town u shawanguuk, N.Y..7s 600 200 20
Bonds aud mortgages per ccnt....... 2,G05,jJ7 %
ment ami View York ely bonis .......'. 100 800 90
Real ite, banking hOu.e.............. - Pii II
other real estate. ......... .......... ~ ili 50
Cash on hand and deposited IN bank...... 4ls7T 80
Accrued interest Recommendation. 1873 As
- t0ii5OsO 81
LIABILITIES.
Due ienoeif0rs ............. .to,NNl.NlN 10
/. d.. iuterest 10 date. lj5,SjJ A. f050ls2 ~
SURPLUS s3a5ig7 81
ISAAC L. SMITH. President.
A. T. OCKERsHArsEN, lv,ca p-..,d.n,.
cLARKsoN CROLIus, ice r ,s,,',
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IMMIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK,
NO. 81 CHAMBERS ST,
NEW YORK, Dec. 80, 1870

DIVIDENDS.
THE TRUSTEES OF THIS BANK
Have ordered that interest be paid to Depositors
titled thereto, Tor the months ending this dlte as
follow:
Frs, On sums Of % 900 and under per cent. per
annun.
second on sums exceeding 5000 six per cent. per
annum 5000 AMI Five per cent. per annun On the
excess.
PAYABLE on ana after MONDAY. Jan. 10 1877.
The interest will be placed the credit OF ueplitors
under date Of Jan l. aud viii be entitled 10 interest for
the next six months n not Withdrawn
DAVID LEDWlTH HENRY l.. HOGTEr,
COMPTROLLER. Pr -iieut
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IRVING -AyINU- INSTITUTION

p1 WARREN ST. NEW YORK.
Money deposited On or before January 10 Iraws inter-
est tom January 1.
Bank open daily rom 10 \. ". to Up. VI.
WALTER ". CONCkLlN, President.
ArOS SECRETARY
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RpEI ana furniture porter; one who uuder-
vg9s lb9 business. lSI Chatham a.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
COnkling's Attack on Curtis.

!
Correspondent 81. Paul Pioneer Press.
The last topic ard the most interesting
was Mr.. ConklIng's attack On George
William Curtis at Rochester, and the hos.
tile attitude of the convention towards
Mr.. Hayes. Congressman Platt's speech
is universally disgusting, from its rancor
and brilliant unfairness. That of Mr..
Curtis was admirable and patriotic.
But that OF Mr. ConkIing, upon the roso.
luton commencing tho administration,
offered by Mr.. Curtis, was simply the
grandest effort that jealous mind could
possibly make. Mr.. Conkling's great
pride, bursting all bonds of discretion,
refused to support his reason. An im-
agined affront at Cincinnati, and the
thought of a possible conspiracy for the
election of Mr.. Evarts to the senate, ex.
asperated him beyond all control. His
sarcasms were biting and personal, made
more poignant and direct by his deliber.
ate dignity, which never lost itself in the
cyclone Of his passion, and which gave
additional weight TO even the ordinary
passages. His mention of "he paper
made famous by the pencil of Mast, was
made with eyes flashing, nose thrilled,
finger pointed at Mr.. Curtis, and his
whole trunk quivering with delight. A
magnificent passage ofsharp arms. But
that miserable interrogatory, "Whst is
all this worth 7" came after the conven-
ton adjourned. Depression came like
a blight. No one sought the offices.
The party split on ConkIing's passion.
His grand TRADE made rival of the
"man-milliner" Curtis. And nobody
thinks the ticket was nominated for q
sincere canvass, though the nominees
are all good men. County conventions
are disavowing the action of the conven.
ton as regards tho administration, and a
popular mass meeting for expression of
disapproval has been much talked of,
and will probably be held the early part
of the coming week in this city. Mr.
Conkling never before struck as unpop-
ular chord. The Presidents reception
IN the South, and tho tone of opinion
there in the press, has done much to
"conciIiate" New York. The sincerity
Of that section is now less doubted, and
New York Democrats even are more
willing to drop the cry of "fraud" that
is incesssntly raised by the Sun.
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Sc 1000 for it. Some one has made a
lease, I haven heard who.
Down near Judiciary Square, stands
large square brick mansion that was for
twelve years the home of one OF the
lovliest women that ever broke heart.
Her name was Kate Chase Sprague. Her
father was Secretary of the Treasury
and Chief Justice. Her husband was a
Senator from Rhode Island, and failed
for 100000 three years ago. Mrs.
Sprague had her own income from her
fathers estate, and it was unharmed by
her husbands bankruptcy, but she gave
up her town house, and kept "Edgwood,"
a beautiful country seat, where Carl
,Schurz and Postmaster General Key
have been living this summer. The
Chase mansion WAS rented as board
ing hOuse, and the glamor Of its former
social scenes WAS a good. advertisement
for q while, but wore away with time.
Tom Scott has rented it this winter,
and from its elegant apartments will di'
rect tho operations of tho Texas Pacific
lobby. CURTIS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-18
Smart Young Man.

Every community has its smart
young man, so has ours. He is conspio.
uous on all public occasions; at all en-.
tertainments, festivals and church gath.
erings. He is noted tor his smart ex
presssions, and has wit when and where
to sling them in. "Pull down your
vest" "wIpe off your chin" "chin mus.
ic," "give Us a rest" are his favorite ex.
pressions on all occasions. At church
his conduct is particularly marked in
order TO attract attention and show of,
before the girls. He sits upright, sup.
ported by bracing his knees against the
back of the front pew, casting a shadow
on the wall like the head Of On alligator
la the act of swallowing Negro. Dur.
ing the singing Of hymn he belches
forth of sudden with screech, then
as suddenly ceases winks OF the boys,
and looks about him with broad grin
to see the effect upon the girls. And In
prayer, while q venerable old man rest.
ing upon the verge of the grave, lifts his
voice in earnest supplicatlon, asking for
giveness for the follies and fraIlties OF
humanity, at the close of sentence the
"smart young man" says audibly, CHATS
q Id lio.' Smart young man rides
in the country, whooping and yelling
past farm houses, and when tie dogs
come out, amuses himself by popping at
them with apocket revolver. Ifparents
were halt as particular and anxious
looking after tho ways Of their boys as
they are in behalf of their girls, we
would have a far less number OF "smar,
young aen.'-Oswego Independent.
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Prof. Tiee for October, 1877,

From the 18th to the 2lst rising bar.
ometer and falling temperature, with
clear and cold weather. From the 2lst
TO the Gath falling barometer and rising
temperature, cloudy, with rain storms
in the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
The oath and 25th rising barometer and
falling temperature, probably clear.
From the 25th to the 29th falling bar.
omter and rising temperature, variaoly,
but generally cloudy and threatening
with heavy rams and severe gales in
places. The S0th and 3lst rising bar.
ometer and falling temperature, clear and
cold. The warmer periods will be abou,
the 5th, 10th, 18th, 22d and 9th. The
cooler periods will be about the lst, 7tb,
18th, 10Th, 24,h and 30th. Probably
"norther," will occur in Texas abou,
the 18th and 10Th.
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DIR. O. NcLANE'S
LIVERPIILS.

These Pills AZ Net recommended
ssaremedy" for all the ills that fc.h
10 heir 10, but in affections ~ The
liver, and in ail Bilious C1mi i,aints.
Dyspepsia, aud Sick Headache %
diseases OF that character. theE stand
without q rival
AGCE AND fEV Ek
Sobstter cAthartie esn DC used pre-
parssory to, or after taking Qaiuine
As q simplepargstiveihey are M
squAlsd.
DgWAnE o. suIuATtaNs
Ihegsnuine are ueSsrsagarcoGted
Each box has red wsx ssal 90 The
I'D, with Tue impression De- Mt
LAxE's LIvKR Pits
Each wrapper bears thesignslUr--
&C. NGLAsr aud FLENrss Bsos
Sold by ali respectable druggists
snd country ssorsssspsrs generally
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED BITS will be received At the ofHee OF tAs
~ COUNTY Clerk III " NJ. SATURDAY November ioth.
lsfy for letting q Saline county Poor Farm for a
term OF two years from March let. ISIS The biddag
10 whom the contract - awarded shsii August lot
1870 give O. hls possession OF land sUt.bls
for iali wheat
Bidders viii state wbat they Will pay per year foe
the USE OF farm la dement's, stock etc on the
place Also whai price per wssk tnry wui catrgs
Tor board lodging nLd washing Tor each zsiuit pa
pr, Tor each pauper under IS and over S. tor eseh
psul-r under years % age,
The Board OF County 4 .funllssiJuess rrsrrvs Cd,
right 20 reject any or al blt.
For information spgiy 70 the County CLERK.
by tbs order Of the bad
JOHN ANDERSON.
GOaaty Giefk