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giiuations iulnte>-- ma!es.

DORTER or CARPENTER.-By an expe-
i ranced carpenter IL hmCrcani age ~ p,rtrrs
wholesale house Office, building Frenc hstsi psst e'
mendations can be given, 3 23A2 MoflOh-7t
DORTER or JANIrOR.-By young man OF
l. good habits in he1tie; three years eN'
perence. a. FRANK, -ta0n u, CITY.
DORTER or USEFULMAN.-By Canadian,
Il age 40 in warehouseeor Wholesale hOnse 5,
as cooper willing to make himself useful hAMibiON
RAMSEY, Gd FIecman-st., Brooklyn, r. ID
DORTER or USEFUL-MAN.-By strong,
energetic young man. 20 Is reliable anu NH MulA
for the employer furnish goou
Address o. +. HANSON, 740 3daye -------
DORTER or USEFULMAN in FACTOKl.-
BY young 22l; give the best OF reicie''7'
Address II. SrELIJES. $40 llthave
rITMEKEEPER.-By a respectable man (4Ol,
i who has had experience or wond take pOieiO"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., SS7 Wost,st., City
TRUCK DRIVER.-By young man, age -;
understands the city and suburbs thoroughly, ~
fri driver has good references Address j. H. booA'
27O south 2d-st. William iburs Il. u.
TSEFULMAN.-By respectable young
u man ace H. "a or elevator young man. or III any
position himself useful; good TeetehoeH'
Address J. EEEDY. 202 L. 2uth-st
NNATCHMAN, JANITOR or MANAGING
w FARMER-By a temperate, active, indusuous'
American many years general business experience; ,
furnish recommendations OF the highest Glass; NJ " '""
House, frankfort and Milliams,sts ----
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aurtion Sales of Real @stale.

VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT
N AUCTION The fourstory brown stone house, No 100
East 8Jths Park ave, - IT, in wide WI De Soa ~
aucton ON TUESDAY ~ Ocloci. at the Exchange
SalesIOoms No III Broadway This Is rare opportunity
OF sec iring desirable home hrstclass ncighborhood
Sale poremptOTy
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BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and direct Line 20 the South Of France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUN DIREtI
COMPAGNIE BORDELAISE DE NANIdAllON
ANAPEGR
CHATEAU LEOVILLE. .......- saturday, Dec. =, = N
Travellers for France Spain AMI ltaly Pyreh,c' 'ah
Mic, &C., will time and expense by taxing thi4 hh.
Cabin ncudng winel, $50 Steerage, S2l for passage
appiytO - nor, ,>.,,,,n 40 poo,,.rst
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CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, FLORIDA
~ AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Via CHA RLESTON, :. G., AT 3 +. VI.
From Pier u North River loot Of Park place. ~
sDFTAW AR can't REID. Wednesday Nov y
CITY OF ATLANTA capt LOCKWo1p, saturday Nov 20
JAMES ". QUINTABD & Coz Agents
Via SAVANNAH. Ga, nj 3 z. W..
GAZE CITY mt AGGFT Wednesday, Nov -
CITY OF MACON, Capt. kEMProN 7attthyt NOV ="
marked thus do not carry pa,.sngrf-
GEORGE NONGE. Agent.
For freight passage apply agents % The respective
lines a above, ~ Union Office, 3l7 broadway.
H. NpNGE, Jr., General Agen'
Great Southern Freight aud Passenger Ilne.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

4 PRODUCTION OF FARE.
- 49,. FALL RIVER LINE
Newport an III River 81
Points pO"''"s ronu'"'i :" al h'A''''"
Palace steamers
reavo ,ro,, ', BRISTOL AN D Providence
rcS 10 No5t Ryey foot OF durrist Connection by An
ifckes ana s .ia Bcoosgn ati M Jersey city m
steamer ticket oce at the ONCE on Pier - and on
BORDEN LOWELL, Agts. GenL Pass. Agt
4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. =
souri, pE EYn and DIS ST JoHN leave PIER North River
Trains SS b hT az ba9y Sunday morning excepted with
..N --' W. W. EVERETT, President.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
tat on in New.YoFk foot OF Libertyst station in
bf fS%H,G,i loot q Fultoqs Jewels Wharf
M Si Cnunk Ianaqua, Dritton, scranton &c.
Allentown. Reading. HARRISBURG Mane6 CHUNK Williams
por,, Iam1gua; nlicoke, scranton sc.
n! Hgrg, ManGh Chunk HazIctcH WiiEes6Srrs. We
Ho1SP rnEor ason Manch Chunk TAmaqua Drifton,
40 mF Fos High Bridge Branch EastOn &C.
6;S1 p mIFor Easton, Allentown Reading. Harrisburg,
" s%rda vn Jun WllkesbaTe, sc. -.
Hasnr qua satlons at $50 M for Eason Allentown
For Newark e {. 5I5 GI5 G45, 7l5. 1880 g. sl5, $50
S.qn i9 G4o 1912 lO;i5 lll5 m, ~ M l2A5 l:l5,
100 s5 O. 6i5 1872 i Alb 3 'T D. 3 3:'0 D. O'i' 0'So
For trains to local points Time Tables stations.
" Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
E t0R ATLANTIC CITY, through car, 2 D. m
Keypor t at si5 At a. Si3 ~ IL m epm For
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
W. ranchport-For sandy Hook sl5a m, For
a, ~ m IL ~, p For Monmouth Beach
VIA Rcd Bank-s:l5 a. m Tor Lakewood Toms River
B ,,Ger &c m for Lakewood. Manchester Toms
m for Lakewood Toms River. BarneSat &c.
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BrcokIpn llropsrtp for Sale ano 90 Get

HALF BLOCK go lOts) in Brooklyn, near
N horse ears all the ferries: will be sold for $4,000 easy
terms. rutland & WHITING. i2lNassau-st
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EUION line. .,,.,,.,,,,
U UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
IMPERIAL GFRMAN line

4 HAMBURG. American Packet Company Line Tor
PLYMOUTH CHERBOCRG and HAhBURG,
CIMBITA Nov - .~SI Nti........... Dec y
u -IA Dec GEl lftI Doc u
Rates OF 70 Plymouth LONDON CherlonrE. Han
burg -uuth ~ ENGLAND flrst Cahn.
Ctbin. $50 StsrrHTe. an itpunt trH arr
duced rlteA Storage from Hamburg HaVrc AMI south
ampton. ~ $3.50, a.. -, u,cr,,,, , -,
General Agents, General Passenger Agents
No III Broldsi. y. v. No. 81 BTuadWay. NY.
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a. -hHDUCT FSGE E RF FA IRE
NeW.Iory 10 poston. 60
Newport an + al River
Limited tcAe.s Corresponding reduction to all Eastern
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Gin l]ropertp manteo.

A SMALL furnished house for five months
N not above 3Sthst west of 6thave. by two laues
unexceptionab references. Address . e. LenoN MASS
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

MGNT AND 'TmiE.' FAS rI.sr TINE CONSIST.
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
Express Trains New York. Desbrosses and Cort-
$50 1850 $50. . 10 HdmIe; II a. m; l. 800 $40, 80,
g. T. $50 aud y. and ~ night sundays EoO' . anu
Exp, f lea ay any York daily except Sunday at
7i0a m and M running through via Trenton ana GAIN
Returning trains tave West Philadelphia 2ol $50 Si1'
~ ~? z nn1 AMI a. M d 5 apday f2el 3d. 8I5 s.
$50 ~, =, l:a0 and ~ Leave ndav
Ticket UGces 526 and 6ii broadway Aston House and
foot OF COurtlandtsts Court 81 anS ~
flb and ~ IIudsonst oboken; station, Jersey Cl'y E
grant Ticket Oce BATTERY place m call for and check
The New.1ork iransierCompany WI" ''i '
baggage from hotels ana residences. I p WOOD
FRANK THOMSON, General General r. iassr Agent.
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CAISh>il MIL
~ MoUNTAfNs landing atCol1en5 tWsss rp fsopnx
wall Newoarf Marlboro Milton nj Wpsu Valley
Railroads Steamboats, rhonas cornell anu Ja Mb pwss
except sI.Iriiys wcn Thonls Cornell leaves NJ - n-'
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAHl, , only
FARE S3 10 B0stOn for rstclass limited ucAct soo J
~ sipsm@rs NkRSRAGHNsETT and sTONINGToN leave
ds teTSfRs, SgP iS boston 10 ' at a. n o
Tickets Tor sale at all principal ticket o Nos Al ana
aq7 Broadway, 3 AsOr House, aud at McuoPoh'n MN Avn
Avenue Hotel ucket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE tor Freight only. -
steamers leave Pier 30 foot Of Warresi' y lii n. u "
daily exccpt sundays) Tor Boston via providence uVo
Freight wa either line taken at lowes1 ~ a. T. ACT
rTHE POPULAR SHORE LINE TO BoSloN'
Three express trains daily except sunday 70 a Win
s.o5 a m, p m. tparor cars attached anu ~
Sundays az 10 .. m. with palace sleeping car'H
ges msketS 20 r be- obtained Metropotan
Fiith Avenue ana Windsor Hotels ticket oees 'hu " 'H1
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PhIacp Steamers
AND pROVIDEN

4 LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE. :
DREW and ST JOHN leave PIER n. North River
M con- ling at Albany (suniay morning exceptedJ witt
trains North, West and East
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GOunirp l)roperin for Sale ano Go fet.

Ut LONG BRANCH for sale or exchange
N large hotel front; 2Os sleeping IL
ground exchange for NcwYOrk CITY prop
ey also others for sale and choice furnished cottages M
WILLIAM LANE.
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Citp Property 90 lei.

CTABLE (or part) to let; eight stalls; car
- rage for two establishments; coachlnans ROOMS
500 month, to May II West 44th-st
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ERIE HATHAWAY. now known as the NENl

ERiE HALLWAY, now known a. the NEW
~ YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Arrangement Of trains IRON Chambers street Depot
pa m.-t lucinnlu and Chicago ay Express Drawing.
Coaches to Buffalo and suspension Bridge.
q D. Daily-Fast st. LOUIS Express arriving at Buffalo
at connecting with fast trains the and South
west iulman's best Drawing.rOom Sleeping Coaches u
BuDdO.
7 D. ~ (Dalyl-Pacinc Express for the West Sleeping
CoscGes through to Buffalo, Nagira Falls Cincinnati and
Chicago without cnange also Hotel Dining Cars Chicago
40 D. m--EulgTtut train iOr the West
Rutherford and Passac a. $50 $780, 1920 m, IL
las. 800 40. j:lO jO $40, $50 1880 II mid
night sunday q, $50 LOGO las. $780, ~ mdn ~
Pate son, 1850, go 1920 H. ~ noon lij, 2 800
4fO. 3, bl0, $50 gao $3.50 7lj, <. 1880 and Il mid
night sundays, a. $50, 1920 las, $50, ~ mdngb
Iva 49,. Paterson via Newark. Gij, $40 1850 a.
nights Only Suulnvs 9lj "a. M $40, $50 D. -
Suucrn. o. 1Jb, $50 1920 M las, 800. .. 6:ll 7l5,
1880 D. and - midnight sundays, u $50, lO2O H.,
] i5. $50 y. m. and l2mdnght
warwick, 900 a. M, 1870 T. M.
NewbuIg aud Cornwall, 7:jO a IN; $3.50. 4:3n op m
Ionioni and Eing4on g a. ~, s:Op m sundays $50 Al
Goshen a. 100 g lO2Oa $3.50, 300. 4:3O T. 7l5
Sundays q, $50 lO2Oa M, $3.50, Z 2. ~.
MddctOwn, $50 T. lu.2b m, $780, i30. Z, 1;lj p m.
SUNDAYS, >3l, lo.Oa m; 631 z N. The A. M and $50
D. m. trains with Midland Railroad az Man.st
Port Irrys, 1:iu g. 1920 $3.50, a. Z 1lJ r. M. sun
DAYS $50. loco .. m, d. $50 aud I. M
2I quarter u aud quarter after each honr
from o.. s. a. 10 $50 AMI az lO4I and ll45 "a
Tickets passage ami for apartments IN Dri"hgro0m
CoHcIrs be obtained and orders Tor the
checking aud transfer Of baggage may De left at the Com
tourt.st. BroOs Ism or Il the Company's repot+
Iuitlaut agency, SO. lu GI ccuWichst
Express trains from the West arrive Ia Ncwfork At 121
and il:9Ja ~, and 1910 T. IN.
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IMPERIAL GENWAN NAIL.
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE HETWEEN NFW.iORK
SOTTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
NosFT Sat nov 2G SfNIN sat. Dec. ~
urttf = 80 nee HtpbEV AT Dec. 4
RATES or pa SA,tE from NEw.YOHk 20 SuC1 HAMP
Ton. HANRE %. RREMEN: -.
FIRST CABIN ..e1Ui-~ECDND CABIN ---..-.. 81
STEEHAEE, 50
Return tickets REDUCED PREPAID steerAgn cert u
cates ~ steamer, rom pier between seccad and
Third.sts. Hobokrn, =. J. 800. =, go, o. ,,,. ,..
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THE GENUS MONO.

TIE average weight Of an adult
man il LAO lis. s oz,; Of skeleton,
n lbs; Of the brain u a t:,an, 81 lbs;
|of the brain Of woman lbs, ii 81.
The skeleton measures one inch less
than the living man and consists If
240 bones.
The average height Of an English
man is 5 f., 3 IT,; Of q Frenchman, s
q, 4 in.; and of ! Belgian, 5 fl. 81 III.
The average weight Of an Euglish-
man is $50 pounds; Of q Frenchman,
1876 pounds; and Of Belgian, l4O
pounds.
The average number Of teeth is 81.
A man breathes about twenty times
in \ minute, 81 200 times il an hour.
A man breatl.es about eighteen puts
IF air il 4 minute. Or upwards Of sew
eral hogsheads Of air ID day
a man gives off 4.O8 per cent. car
bonic gas Of the air he requires; re-
spires 1866 cubic feet Of carbon,
acid gas IN twenty-fonr hours; 1867
cubic feet Of oxygen iii twenty-Iour
hours, equal to 1875 cubic inches Of
common air.
A man annually contributes to vege-
tation l24 pounds Of carbon.
The average Of the pulse in infancy
is l2O per minute; in manhood, 80; al
sixty, years 60. The pulse Of females
is more frequent than that Of males.
The weight Of the circulating blood
| is % pounds.
The heart beats Is times in min.
ute; sends nearly ten pounds Of blood
through the arteries each beat; makes
four beats while we breathe once.
| $40 lbs., or hogshead and Ii pints
of blood pass through the heart in one
hour.
| 10000 lbs, or "a hogsheads and 4
gallons, or lO,7S2a pints pass through
the heart in "a hours.
| 1000 ozs. Of blood pass through
| the kidneys in one hour.
| 174,00O.O0O holes or cells are in thu
4 lungs which would coyer a surface
\ 80 times greater than the human body
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gone that officer Hooper, with the as
sistancesof the friend, was compelled
take him 70 Jail. Nothing more was
heard from the prisoner until this
morning, when John Justice, in his
regular morning visit 70 the jail found
the man stone dead. Heproyed to-
one James Shay, wholecently arrived
from Idaho. During The night Shay's
fellow-prisoners heard him throwing
mp az though sick at tile stomach, but
this being common occurrence with
drunken men no attention was paid
to it.
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We Can't Talk

Without showing the conditic-- of our
teeth. Every laugh exposes them. In or.
der not to be ashamed of them, let us use
that standard dentifrice, SOZODONT,
which is sure to keep them white and
spotless. No tartar can encrust them, nc
canker affect the enamel, no species OF
decay intest the dental bone, if you use
SOZODONT regularly. 1t is a botanical
preparation, and its beneficial effects on
the teeth and gums are marvellous, as it re-
moves all discolorations, and renders the
gums hard and rosy. IJan. II
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pioneer meeting at Boise city.

A meeting was held at Boise City
on Monday evening, February 7th, for
the purpose Of organizing q Pioneer
Association. The following is the
&atesnaan's report Of its proceedings:
The meeting was called to orler by
Milton Kelly Esq. Col. E. A. Steven
son was, on motion Of Milton Kelly,
elected Chairman Of the meeting. j
Fl. Hawley was elected Secretary.
Mr.. A. E. Galloway moved that all
those who had been residents of
Idaho Territory previous to the 4th of
July, 1864, be considered pioneers, for
the purposes of the organization.
On motion of Mr.. j. D. Agnew, a
committee Of five was appointed by
the Chair to draw up bylaws and a
constitution for the government of the
society. The Chair appointed Milton
Kelly, Cy. Jacobs, Jas. II. Hawley and
Judge II. E. Pickett, and on motion
the Chair was added to the committee.
The meeting was addressed by Col.
Stevenson, Judge Kelly, Hon. E. a..
Galloway, Clinton II, Moore and
others.
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The Secretary BY direction Of the
Chair, then took down the names ii
those present who were early pioneers.
Forty-three namss were given and the
date of their settlement 10 the Terri
tory.
The meeting then adjourned until
Friday night. Or subject to the call 81
the Chair. JAS. II. HAwLEY.
Secretary.
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Owyhee County Itorns.


J. G. Hill has purchased, from w.
+. Dewey, the Empire State mine.
We understand that the Belle Peck
mine has been leased, for term Of
years, 70 Messrs. Sands 8 Miller.
Two bars Of ldlewild bullion re-
Gently cast by Simondi. were valued
At $3,62s.75; the milling about $40
to the ton.
The recent aims and warm weather
have caused the mountain streams to
overflow their banks and food the
valley in every direction.
Tie Dubuque mine improves daily,
and much Of the ore now being taken
out will mill $500 to the ton, and the
ledge is no stringer, either.
The continued bad weather has
about put stop to quartz hauling
and milling, but operations at the dif-
ferent mines are going steadily for
ward, and the mills viii ring lively
chorus as soon as tie reads are opened
once more.
The work Of stopping at the War
Eagle, and sinking at the Owyhee,
has been going steadily forward dur
ing the week, with no particular
change in the outlook from that re-
ported in our last issue. The Elmore
mill is in thorough working order, and
will start up On ore from the Empire
State as soon as it is possible to open
the roads.
On War Eagle, recently, slide
about 100 yards wide and mile il
length. started and came rushing into
the gulch below. Fortunately there
was nothing but a few deserted cabins
10 lmpeue us course.
Nine men are at work in the Seventy
nine mine. This ledge is one Of the
largest OH the mountain. There are
go tons of first-class rock taken out o
this mine that will yield upwards O
$50 per ton.
The officers at Silver City have
commenced the enforcement of thu
new opium law. Deputy Sheriff Mari
Leonard and Constable Honar took il
ten of the Celestial buffers" o.
Thursday night. Their trial is set 70
Monday next.
Thos. Jones, who was stabbed OF
Tuesday by G BrunzeIl, is now doing
well. Brunzell's bail was fxrd a
$4,000, in default Of which he wa
lodged in Jail to await the action .
the next grand jury.
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Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given to all persons
Mautz, that unless payment is immedi-
ately made the accounts will be put into
the hands of an attorney for collection.
MRS. G. MAUTZ.
Feb. II, 10S1.-4w Administrative
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Died in JaiI.J
i AHA walla statesman. Jan. 10th.

ala Wala SAlesHHH Jan' z51fi'
Last night as officer Hooper was
vending his way along Main street he
found a man lying in the sno Y in front
Of Schwabacher's in the last stages Of
.intoxication a friend, who was also
somewhat under the influence Of liquor,
was trying to arouse the man 50 as to
take him home, but he. was 50 far
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LOCAL. IN eVVS,

LOCAL IN SVVS-
THERMOMETERS registered five degrees
pve zero yesterday morning.
NooD is $l2 per cord at Walla
lila and $40 at Pendleton.
PuRsr rivers rise swept away all
Bridges.
REMEMBER the dance this evening at
ttenn al Hall. A lunch will be
pared at the Luna House.
HE Weiser bridge was badly dam
by the high water. 1t is I'M
Fable.
EE notice Of Mrs. Mautz. admins
Fix Of the estate of Chas. Mautz,
ased.
lE grand ball at Granite creek
y off on the 18th, and don't for.
ii.
will be month or six weeks be-
teams can go over the Boise
A saddle train will be put on
few days.
RISG has quit forcing herself in
OF her time and has dropped
and given up the place to Jack
Y Statesman says Father Mcsplie
up t. his neck in the quicksand
IRON the deposits of the food
Pek. de was rescued by some
I that happened along that way
postmaster here has received
mat some one has sent to Rid.
Sons an order without signing
lame. Go to him. and see who
B. A. STEVENSON, Hon. G. w,
US, Sheriff John Danskin. AL
Pa Frank Cooper went down t.
Pltal on a visit before the late
aud now they want to get
pd can't.
theatrical troupe will put on
ms Crime" and Hunting !,
lot their next. The night Of
0rmance has not yet been de-
pon. 1t will be given in next
y's issue.
oad to the other side is now
ssable condition for sleighs.
= went over yesterday. On
Or two Of the road, from
Y way between Granite and
a'g' up to the latter place, is
ble
oosiyn and Mexican have
A'ng up the ungodlike citi-
Poise City to a realization Of
P'ul conditions, and such a
p the capital never before
Ied. Over forty have opened
took a glimpse at the big
Their road was leading into
ce that H. w. Beecher and
fsoll say is no such a thing
= =. turned in the opposite d.
Inc meetings are still go
y the religious feeling una
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Thousands of soldiers and heirs are en-
titled to Pensions, with payment from
date of discharge or death, if applied for
before July /, $780, Wound, acciden-
tai injury or disease entities to Pension,
Bounty and back pay collected. Increase
of Pension secured. This firm established
in 1866 Address enclosing stamp, ED
SON BROS, u s. Claim Attorneys, I'll G
Street, Washington, d. c.
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Coffin n Kennalv

te shipping large stock Of the cele
hted Skinner Plows, and Fnrst s. Brad.
! Sulky and Gang Plows which will be
IA at very low figures. They also have
stock the South Bend Chilled Iron
bws at reduced prices.
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Low Prices.

Hair cutting so cents and shaving %
OSCAR JOHNSON'S,
ko doors below Kingsley's, Wall street.
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Dnv,c;n.,c Thousands of soldiers
4 CIlSlOiIc.a and their heirs entitled
by late laws of Congress. Send two stamps
for laws and copy of CITIZEN SOLDIER, to
NV. Fitzgerald, U. G. I'm Atty, Box.
5sS, Washington, D. G.
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Notice.

b notes and accounts owing to us must be yet.
! in thirty days without fail If NOT settled bs
time they will be placed in the hands of an at
hey for collection COFFIN a KENNALY.