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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
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4. mhhhEI, wednesday, r. NJ.
COTTON-Contrary TO the expectations Of every one
the market has broke without any decline In pce-Up
wards Of $500 bales sold yesterday full prices and
some brokers Of the opinion that very slight advance
realized To day there ia very good feeling in the
market, aud sales are going on.
FLOUR,-The receipts 10 day 4403 bbls. Much Of
the receipts that are arriving going into sioroTbe
market is very dull; Genesse IL selling 5Oa 4,56A Ohio
and Michigan 4.375i $50. But little dong in Soutborn
Brand wine, Ae1ondria and Georgetown 3875 There
Richmond city here. Corn dull; bbs 23It hhds
It's; Rye Flour Sas 325;
GRAfN.No ssles Of Wheat; tho last transaction were
at l04a l06e. Limited sales Of Northern and Rye &c
Northern and Canal Oats have declined little, sales at
33a 33t Southern 3Oa 3lt Corn is dull sales Of South.
at 44c messurc and i5e weights Northern i1cj ~ Orleans
43l; Jersey yellow Asa &c.
NAVAL STORES.--There IL good demand, but the
supplies small to admit Of any considerable sales
PROV1SIONS.-5O0 bbls new Ohio Meas sold at H. 10.
Prime TO- old Prime dull OF 0,25s 937; Mess 37a H.
50. Lard V du H. bbls at kegs 6; picked hams 1ia
Co.
WHALEBONE,-The market is depressed: last sales
Of North West Coast at &c, and South 5os 37Ic.
TALLoW.Thsro is but little doing; sales Of county
ndercd at Gas 10.
LATHs-sslss Of Eastern at $50. which is q small I'd.
vance.
lRON.--The market is very dnlL since the news has
has been received from England, aud sales have been
inside.
HAY.--Ths mSrksth little irmsr aud sales a, 40 10
so cts.-EkpresT
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VACCINATION

II the impression which to be entertained in re-
ference to the protection Of vaccination after
Der years, be ue would be we'll for our citizens
to guard against all risque, by permitting themselves
reyaccnaied, after certain perodl The following
clipped from late number OF the London Lancet on the
subject OF vaccination:
The general conclusion drawn by DIR. Ruins OF Stock
holm from his observations in Sweden are these The
protection afforded by vaccination from the close OF the
second Of life, against the eontagon OF the varoous
poison, usually lasts unimpaed the end Of the thrsen
year so; alter this period begins lose its effect and
gradually becomes and uncertain the TWEEN
tieih twenty first year Of life. For the five
the disposition to the small pox almost have
recovered Its original integrity and this OF liability
continues unmpaired up the age OF forty years
At about this epoch Of lite begins approach and
10 the limit Of e{islsnee-which it reaches in the
msiory of cases soou; the fitch yeaf-he period when
the general revolution OF the human body
take placen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
"A PRETTY KETTLE OF FISH"
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE !. is<s.

IT., - .-...-. a.. p.-.-.. e a,
."e na'ho"y Ao'es' 'ae Do''oS'e'S 'e""y
will, IL seems, be occasionally interrupted by an
out al o,ce in n~bile het,veen its o,vp man,
~.
oers. we hearu inumatcd the osher DAY, thai
n rencontrc had taken place between the a Fiscal.
ity, or rather the 6sf.calay, Of the Globe and
the editor Of the Old Dominion. What produced
the passat.arms We did not learn at the time, but
the subjoncd will explain in some measure:
"lNFAMouS AND COwARDLY ASSAULT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

ues. Their H'osrafs ssp.s sxusns,y ssrssss ssd
e4seune snd wbsa - told dismal and myslesioss
sesy. hsy hsa doassfsl. mslsneAoy, exploring look
Which Appealed ksssstbly Tie hsarsts iuas
Occasionally -hsn he spoke q something very sadseioss
comic, hair Drained sxpsssion. quite peculiar 10 hmss
oos might see Ia whole chapter Of c9ar Dc Lion and
ne Clerk Of Ccpnanhsrst. Never. perhaps. al man
pise snloymcnt and eosassue.ss rsaissL The fsss
dawn OF h1nsosess As~shs wseh ssv iasf sesssusss
=. ne -. silent =. iayolsssu hsssssi.s e ,As W.
indescrisssy whinssal. 80 asslse - - hoa cHsr
hook. WHISTLER The spsrk u tssnsu shssh - ssppcssi
% allowed 10 blsss Il IL S - ef pprsA - "a
Indeed "lsssh the kssrs s- bss sss boisssross
and eserpowssi.e do il sAssk shs Il A ~osds;
b could 70 telling disesndng. while his lsnss did
Grow like chsntclssr hn tlsblss In he struggles grow
ing moe emphatic his strongly ScSsch. and
his voice piain,ivs with excessive msrriosaI" Never,
surely zee laugh moro szauis'sy dssibsd thaa in h,s
graphic passsrc.~ t't- 80 - sT''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

SIR WALTER SCOTIA writer Of - Transit
lsntc Tour" publiSbaz ia the christian Observer
gives very Interesting Of HE visit Abbos-
ford, the celebrated residence II the Wizard n the
North, in the Of which, describing the library he
says;
Bot by fsf the interesting object u the bust Of
Scott himself. by ChanHey. There he siands said my
condueuess Just " b. going 20 spcsk yoo.'
i 10 eonsdered sdnrabls likeness (tho only faithful
one indeed Of Scott such he IN animated CONVEX
sston, Tho foes, porraiine of him such times that
verds could give hiss been Supplied By Mr.. Adolphuss
ksen obserssr of sco;s person and manner. well
most accomplished critic o. biz writInss His eyes
wonderfully oslousted Coz shswinx great vsries Of emo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

OF In our whole ist Of political co. adutors,
we find few who more calamity and ielici,ously
battle for the "Old Dominion" than friend Snow.
den Of the Alexandria Gazette. Isolated, as II
by misfortune, from the ancient Commonwealth,
the citizens Of Alexandra are not found wanting
in manifestation Of that interest which grateful
ohsprings should naturally feel toward an aged
parent. They are ever on the look out TO render
such service, in the political az well as social vel
fare Of Virginia, they, under their present dis
fraDchIsed state, Indeed, VIC find that whilst
friend Snowden Of the Gazette, cannot be heard
Mt the ballot box, the clashng of his armor and the
shafts Of his pointed instrument Of battle arc seen
and heard often in the contests Of the Metropolis.
II il could be so, we should most chceriuIly wei.
come back again the town Of Alexandra into the
fold Of Virginia. Here is where Il properly be.
longs, and hero is where il ought 10 be--as mem.
her Of our great family. It's citizens are flesh
Of our flesh, and bone Of our bonep Why, SAYS
tho Gazette, is Virginia tagging in the race, far,
far, behind Ohio, and other States Yesl and
we ask why
The vain attempt ofthe Enquirer to rolieye the
dominant party in this State from the Odium which
Justly belongs 10 IL, in regard to State Improve
meDt, is thus noticed
"The Richmond Enquirer lsbors In ysin when IL would
attempt ~ relieve the dominant party IN VnRnis from tho
odum that Justly attaches 10 them, Of NAL administration
Of The sa Of the STATE, in all that relates 10 lie growth
and prosperity Ga particular road bills. or al particular
junctures potcal Psfiies may have heen divided but
genelsl rule, IL 10 unqsesousbls fact hat the minor.
Ia The siato have always fought sxssn-t ne mscy on
ne progressive issues ons psrty struggling Toe de-
veopmen of farming commercial manufacturing and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

rAsias isasrss sfshs ssssSsss policy sAseh would IN
es.ess opoeaados. end sxssa1 ~ sssoaress--< H.
Ind 80 e1ssan that vead placs he ksh rsed
10 psossssiv. eoopsay wiA ~ ssssf States of - aoh
sod west whst the eshsr party governed snd directed BY
kiehmocd Junse'-nat phantom. bat . reality.
sols add vslble every winter In Richmond and composed
Of The leader there assembled with the Enquirer their
oSen-hsvs - invariably hwsrted opposed and obsuct-
Cd h ays.s. cd ksps The atsss In vsssssgs party,
tor political puposss, without regard TO ~ and beet
inssress The change holds good sgsns the domin.
ant party In almost oil the Southern Ssssa The yoke Of
party made to prsss heavily upon the necks q the pso
pie. and 10 rspssss their energies and obsuct their 70
article which ne, IL ave .nd Ne ~. nanny ~ i.ev
ssee,vsd the ecamendson Of few Of the bet Cpl.
nus In vrxnis, who had long desired that public attention
shouid BE- folly direetsd to the humsins facu that
ss.iorth Why 10 Virginia tagging in the race FAR far.
behind Ohio. and other Satesf Can the Enquirer
psryf" sa-t ,'0s - q ~.
The Wig party profess TO DO progresses OILY IN
such maters relate the increase Of the prosperity and
welfare Of their fellow citizens.
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csrrsses.l.... 81 a. w..

Nrw Ysxx. Jsss 9Th. le<s.
The fall Of the price Of lroa In Esseps, by the iss
news brought BY the Sesmss Great Western and Gem.
ers an spprshensive viii Be sf injury To Tie Ansri
can Msnufsctures We sssly IN pos,~s,iou of ,hs
Tact thst The Enssh Manufacturers Of that article ere
osentocksd With ors and unable to sspp,y he d.
mand. A number Of hess ordsrs have been cent 10 A.
meries, to be 6lled-ordsr, too TO no incons,dsr.b.
amount Every Rolling Mil In the United ssssss, .,
this Time. 10 kept busy supply Domestic ordss q sood
prices and the pro6abens Of this kind Of home industry
has % clearly developed itself under workings Of our
admirable Tariff policy lie II to 20 BY the board y tina,
numerous Mills are now buildins in New York Psnnsyl
vans, New Jersey, Ohio, Kentucky, and two in the
Western part Of Virginia And could there b liability and
certainty In our Revenue Laws Of VARIOUS
knds OF Msnnlsciores over tho whole surface Of this
Union In the courss Of yss wosId like ths increase
OF our population. be unparalleled in The annals Of civ
nation. 'i = = : (
The supreme Court Of this State, which heid q late
session In this city have given us Legitimate and natur.
porsure OF Locofocosm. The General Law psss
ed In 1913 BY thin Stale. has BY the present umvir.,e orr
Giles OF the Court been pronounced hi,
DONE too in the face Of repeated decisions By their pr.d.
cessors, in the same Court, affirming iu eonstusioo.v
The same Court under Jsdses. 1852 in shs cs.s Of
Thomas w. Dakin, and in 1910, the cases Of Warn
or w. Beers, and Bolsndsr Stevens declared the &c,
constitutional and the Court Of Erros in an appe. TO
ihem likewise confirmed these repeated decisions
bencn conssung bronson, Boards
ley, and Jewet lof blessed memofy) have knocked the
ke Of fat into the fire. BY reversing the deci,on Of their
predecessors Il to be whether this decision 10 to
hold good II which have been passed for the public
good and under the provisions Of which have embark
ed their oil in lawful business be ceremoue
annued without reference consequence and courts
become the proPasson Of eencious Locooeoism whose
il the boosted freedom Of Institutions and whore the
Wanted mpartiay and clsneney OF Courts Of Justice
Probably. though. the LaVsrninx OF these fellows 10
un unusual kind
splendid Hotel is now building at No l66, Broad
why. We have houses Of other to suit all
kind Of people coming amongst US.
w. c. King, Esq., the of the late Editor Of the
American, has commenced paper called the Even.
ing Gazette Greeley says him, and coneur
The late Working Mems Convention in Boston, have
called Ind1srious Ceasress DO composed Of the
Working classes Of oil kinds in this City DC.
tober next from oil parts Of the Union.
There are ehangssin the Flour Cotton market
The tendency Of the Stock market is rather upward
Money abundant and the Banks with good paper dis
count freely. HUDSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

COMPLAINTS PLAsTLRs-One of the letter writers at
Washington shys 81 took short excursion yesterday
into Prince Georges the great tobacco growing county 0
they very backward with their crops this year One
said planters tod that they had frost Saturday
night last which stained the right smay snd bit the
cUeumbe short of the ground many Of the vines being
just ready spread fmseves for rum Nevertheless the
planters busy employed setting out preparing to
setou In the first shower their usual crop OF tobacco
There interesting and pretty girls among home
seads Of these tobacco planters Of Prince Georges.
DoU
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
NEW NAVAL REGuI.ATIONs.

The Washington Union Of Thursday contains the fol-
lowing regulation from the secrery Of the Navy with re-
gard TO the uniform, &C., Of offcer:-
The following changes and notifications in the uniform
prescribed for officers the United States Navy are here
by authorized take eec; the LIST day OF January 1916,
Captains commander. and eutenants ouly 10 wear
spauets, and they shall each shoulder, over
the shoulder strap; yet without swords absent
from the ship. The buions Of the epauet shall be Of s
gilt; those OF captains aud commanders be In
rows, the 10 be half inch in diameter and
inches long and twenty number; those of ieu,ep
threeeghs Of inch in diameter and three inches
long, in rows. with proPoronais number in the out
er row.
Straps OF nil epauets shall be OF navy gold lace with
worked edge and crescent, according To pattern.
On the strap Of each ePaulet. captain commanding
squadron and entitled TO wear broad pendant, shall
plain silver anchor and eagle, inches long and above
the eagle silver STAR five eighths OF inch In diameter
other captains the same, excepting the commanders
the anchor only.
Every officer entitled to wear epauets, shalt wear on
each shoulder above the shoulder OF full and undress
strap from three four inches long. and from FIVE
eghhs to three quarters Of inch wide, which shall be
made follows:
For captains and commsnders Of blue CLOTH with gold
embroidery each edge for euienan of navy gold lace
Captains who authorized To the strap
of the epauet, sha embroidered the
ire OF the shoulder strap; other captains plain silver
gle.
In SUMNER or in tropical climates commissioned Off
GERS and passed midshpmcn may dark blue sum-
cloth frock coats Of the style and pattern as
the froek coats at present allowed with medium sized but
tons
Passed Eidshipmen and midshpmen shall wear round
their caps band Of navy gold lace and half inch
wide instead OF the present anchor and star.
In summer or in tropical climates, officers. when in
undress and without epaulets. wear, ship board
white hats; the body Of the hat be inches
height. aud the rim three and half inches ia width
Belts TO be OF black glazed leather, and hall
inch wide, with sngs Of the leather three fourths
inch wide, with swves and hook in Of the rings
TO suspend the sword the mounpgs be Of yellow
gilt Belts shall be under tho coat.
Swords always be with uniform, when nlb-
cent from the chip duty; when leave ON foreign
stations. Swords and belts presented officers for public
Services may be in full dress instead Of the regua
ton sword and belt GEoReE BANCROFT.
Navy Department, June 4, 1S45.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
THECRoPs.

The Rockville Montgomery Co. Md Journal u The 4h
Instant make unfaVJrabe report the condition Of
crops in that quarter. Itsays-
The dry ana cool weather which has prevailed for some
time past mas had very serious effect upon the grain in
this section o: the country. We have heard much com.
plant Of the destruction Of plants Of vari kinds by the
frosls Of last week. The tobacco plants all been
blasted.
The in tie nsghborhood looks very yellow and we
fear unless refreshed IN sho.t ie by rains that there
will be failure in this, the staple crop of our county,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

NAVAL COURT MART1AL.-The inves tahon
before the naval iboos convened In the Copisn
Pulp H. Voorhces. charges growing Of his pro-
ossdnsr 10 September and October last while commsnd
q he gns Congress. commenced yesterday Colemans
Hotel The Court V composed u the following officers
Who we're oil pressot yesterdays
Csptsin Charles Stevar President; Capisns Charles G.
Ridgsly John Downs. Stephen Cassn Lawrence Kearney
David 0eissenger e. >. MeCanley, John II. Auck and
freneh Forrest. Bepjsmin y. Hslsu ESQ. Of Boston.
Juds. Advocate Richard s. CoEe, Esq Counsel for Cap.
tan Voorhses.
The only witness examined yesterday was Lieutenant
Jenkins. who continued his testimony until the ADJOURN
mont VI The Court. ct three o'clock.-NaT 1xT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
THE REASON FOR DECLINING

One of the given in Of the papers why Mr.
Emore has declined the Mission England is that he
so, the "accursed Tariff" will find supporters even
among the Nullfers Of South Carolina. We hope that
Mr. Calhoun and Mr.. Piekens will go into partnership with
him. The palmetto" State Of the first sdyO-
the adoption Of the "Protecuve Policy" and should
not be sstOnshed To hnd her returning, in few years.
her first loye.-Nashrjile Banner.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
THE APPRoAcaING ARA OF JuLy.

The anniversary Of that TINT. honored Independence
Days drawing Nigh and pleased to find hat In
anticipation Of its spproaeh. the military, well Civil
sn9 making proper arrangements Tor lie celebration
gentleman has been selected to pronounce Grafton
and is expected that eo-mingng Of spirits is to TAX,
place at the festive board.
No party differences should be recognised there let al
band Of brothers. eongregaed TO pay homage
the deiyerers of their common country.
by little billet which lies upon table. IL would
that expected" to break bread with the mem
bes Of the Fsysue Artillery and their guests the Lsh
Guard "f absent. will be there" and shall anti
cipais gslsdsy, freed from the confines Of heated city
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
HIGHEST PRICE YET.

On Thursday last three hhds. Of Tobacco, part Of III
crop Of Mrs. Allen Of Campbell county, sold for IN
following pfices.-Nol /, S355 No 2. S223; No. g. SIS
sverige Of the three hogsheads s24 Nos and wer
purchased by Mr.. A. H. Armisesd, and by Mr. Jess
Haze. manufaelurers.-LyneALaIE YlrsInlan.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
NEW usE oF MoRsE,s TELEGRAPH.-A

NEW USE or MoRsE's TELEGRAPH.-A wri-
tsr An ths Boston Adverusr, proposes appy Mofses
Telegraph IN cities 10 give instantaneous universal and
definite ssrm IN Of fire. The writer suggests that
thsre Ne aesusl cee W q The public budngs from
Which shall pFocsed double wire passing tops
~ ne hoasss snccseeey 70 every engine house and FIRE
bel N h- cy, and returning sgain complete circuit
he place wbsnce ssred. Ia each engine house or
sh<r thus crested is there be Of Morse reRs
,s, recording permanently impression. communicated
- wire snd rving the sufficient warn.
isx o. slm. lot here also be key in each station, by
~ anp,s tsprr-so u which. the appropriate signal will
~ s<skspie.F communicated The wire. any
sif<sessiy sst without every other station the
sre.a 1hs seisrr.pAe system being thus established,
- q hre, information would be carried
600 de stssn. add the in'.n,grncc would
ss<a - ins-afs ksowB ihrcsxhesf hs ey By Of
~ s,-pi>-s ~<ch~e<><f s.rn<i.
IT, s-rr>>s>e 80. 81 srik = lksIy 70 proye
v~sr - n i.<x< eiu>s.-BaIT Par.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

OF Our carrier who delivers the papers on
the north side Of Main street, was sick yesterday
morning, and was thereby prevented from taking
out his route. We hope such Of our subscribers
as fail to receive their paper, at any time, may
send to the Office where they will be supplied with
poasur @.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
T. X. BIGGER'S OFFICE.

Drawing Of PohorDohe River Lottery Class No m,
10 l6 - 20 10 . b IL 81 Is eFtI
$1,000 Ia Nos. IL Ballots.
Drawing OF iius Scheme this .y (.rr,
dayl NJ oeioek-saes cor 10. $500 1900
no. 1000 &C ~ Nos IL ballots. Tickets ss-Rk ON p.ek
age only eS so.
For sale by the Package or sings Ticket by
T. RUSSELL nOGER
Eo Opposite Eagle Rnias
Splendid Scheme
For this Evening tsaurdsy)-saes elose O'Clock NJ
Cspah $4,000! so primes of 1000. Ae- Tickets g.
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W ANrED-S300O on loan, 70 be secured by
hin Real Estate Of mor desirable staa,,o5s
f bshsss 10 the city Apply IN ~ g. neNEsass sius ore ~
1-du OAYNOR, WOOD co.
LAGUAYRA & RIO COFFEE, SUGAR AND TEA.
100 BAGS Of Laguayra Coffee
wv 50 % of BIO do
hbts r Sugar
10 belsofdo
10 h>R chests Q. o. and y. n Tes--Pa ale By
~ JAS WINSTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

man named Rodgers, imprisoned q charge Of muir.
der 81 Lite Rock, Arkansa and runaway negro rushed
sRon their jsllor On The l9h u with bowie knives and
effected tsir cscspe. Rodgers drowned in atiempt-
ins 20 twin the river. snd the negro fsosputsd The
ssnls niGhL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

~ The question has frequently been asked but Il has
been snswcredi. Mr. Polk asserted, the title Of
the United States TO Oregon 10 oear and
why he about the negotiations with Great Br.
taniwhy il he at much trouble provo what 10 80
'clcar and quesionahe1'-VA FRKk Pass.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
IMPROVED WORM TEA !!

NHiS lea, at once so mild, pleasant and eff
eaeiou, orns one Of The be combinations fnr The
expulsion OF Worms! being very simpe may be riyep 10
children o. any ~ with impuniy Should ~osms !,
VII not h TO dliodse and e1pel them; should wom.
VIII have the happy seei Of giving strength Tie ,io
mach and bowes.
Prepared and sold wholesale and reian by
k CAyuop u,o.,r, 4. ~, a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07
A Trip TO Virginia.

Ii always affords pleasure to know that visiters
to old Virginia, from any other State or country,
return TO their homes with an expression, gener.
ally. Of satisfaction upon their lips The follow.
ing extract of letter TO the Baltimore Patriot
which is evidently from the hand of its sterling
proprietor, Mr.. Munroe, must be read with nc
little qualification by opr readers. Mr.. Munroe
we understand DOUBTLESS feeling the necessil,
of retreating from a confined city, like Balt
more, to breathe little fresh country air. recent
ly paid visit to his friend Brooks, Of the New
York Express, at his country seat, " Wilton, +" oil
the James river. The result of that short transit
from the heat of the city to the mi DIST of enjoy
ment at seat of rural felicity" has elected from
its author the following narrative:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-06-07

ruoheauons Tor sale, with other popular WORM
woman in the 18th Century ny Margaret Fuller so cts
Tue Big Bear Of Arkansas and Of Cha
ne'ers and Incidents Southwest RdI,-d sy
Porter. so
MAI Jones courship, with ~ EnEnvinga 80 els
History Of seiRs Of ondopSsy Defence Of Bnuh,
Zen in 1883 by Rev. John Graham, NJ A. 50 cts
The Trials of Morgan tybdksy. BY Wilson, u cs
Diary Of Lady wiloushby. IS cs
The Prairie Rd BY Hon. chas- Augustus Nanny. IS ets
so
Gameers Wife-a popular Novel. rs ets ~
ra.t aud PresenL BY Thos- Carlyle IS eta
Christmas CaIoi IN Rome. ny DieAens ca
i~sbes Chemistry appeauos Agriculture ana Phy,,o
ley. Is
Zoe or This History Of Two Lives. ny J.w.bury. Is eu
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t7 -''''''' ''' ''' ' NASH wooDvousr.
SUMNER CLOTHJNG.

BARGAINS IN CLOTHING MAY BE HAD DU.
RING THE MONTHS OF JUNE, JULY
AND AUGUST, BY CALLING ON a
KEEN 4 on.
VNJHo from day June reduced the pixies on a.
w least 90 Money and unnsy
mus, have. have give twice % Ia
Clothing. KEEN CO.
No f01. Main Street.
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SUMMER CLOTHING.

Asaa being advanced havias ss on And
GOO assortment Of sum.sr Coshns tbss o. v,sv
pee os eash only Our OF every vur,,y
o. summer Goods AM those cheap rsns.s VII
~ .... NJ "a ~. .s,s
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Christison on Poison.
u ECENTLY PUBLISHED, from the fourth

ID oUssELs UNRIvALLEO SHAVING CREAM. !, certain
~ ~ the best Compound now in Por sale by
lei GAYNOU wODD A Cn