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OREGoN. Contradictory rumors continue
to spread from Washington, touching the
renewal of negotiations, contradictory grin
ions are every where entertained concerning
what will probably be the results in case OF
such renewal. We hare no doubt that Mr..
Polk and his Cabinet intend 10 get the whole
of Oregon, ifthey can obtain it by enaciing
a tariff that will be agreeable and satisfactory
TO Grea, Britain. The British government
would be very willing 10 relinq uish the whole
territory, and throw in their west-lndia is.
lands in exchange Cor the advantages oil
'ree trade Whether the treaty of this des-
cription could make its way through the Sen
ate is not so certain. Perhaps it might be
managed after the manner ofthe annexation
of Texas-BoSton Courier,
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-24

TIE SToRM.-The Marine list will give
the particulars OF disasters in our harbor and
vicinity, as far as heard from. The blockade
OF railroads was moi so severe as was expect
ed. The cars from Lowell and Concord ar
rived in good season, those from the former,
headed by three engines and snow-plow
having entered Lowell but a few moments
beyond the usual time. 1t is stated that the
snow plow manufactured by MIR. Hurd, for
the Eastern railroad, was driven downyesIer-
day morning by three engines, through the
deep drifts Of snow, at The rate of from 20 to
80 miles an hour, 1t is found toswork admir-
ably.
At Salem and Providence. the storm was
very severe, and is said TO have been une-
quaIled by an which had been experienced
for several years. The Portland papers OF
yesterday morning make no mention OF IT
Standardization Courier.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-24

Tariff feeling IN OhiO.--At wing con-
vention recently in Muskingqp Co., Ohio,
the following resolution was passed -
RcsoLred. That when the United States
shall reciprocate the repeal of the Corn Laws
of England, by an abandonment of a Tariff
for protection. we exchange substance for 4
shadow; for all experience has shown that
provisions have been, and can forever be pro
duced at cheaper rate by the penny day,
and poorly fed labor of Europe, than by the
well paid aud well fed producer of the United
States.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-24

~ The Wings OF Ohio have nominated
for Governor, William Bebb, of Butler coun-
ty, The nomination was made on the second
ballot. Mr.. Bebb having l53 votes, James
Collier ofJoff rsoH, 6S; David Fisher o. Cler-
mont; 81; Benz F. Hake OF Ashtabula, 81;
and David Chambers of Musklngum, 4. The
Convention was large. nearly every county
being fully represented.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-24

REV. CHARLES ToRREY.-A petition has
been presented 10 Gov. Pratt of Maryland,
for the pardon of the Rev. Charles Torrey,
(now confined in the peuiteutiary for abduc
ting sIaves) predicated on his increasing i'll
health. 1t is proposed that he shall pay fol
the slaves, be pardon, and leave the state.
He admits that he acted wrong. and desires
TO be forgiven His wife has also peiitIOued
in his behalf, with numerous other applicants.
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ANALYSIS OF THE VOTE ON THE
NOTICE.

The wings were about equally divided on
the issue of Notice. Thirty seven voted for
it, and thirty seven against it. Sixteen New
England wings voted against it and three for
it. The New England locos. ten in number,
voted fori it. Six New York wings, two New
Jersey and eight Pennsylvania wings voted
for the Notice.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-24

Addison Gilmore, Esq, has been elected
President OF the Western Railroad Corpora
lion, by an unanimous vote of thu Board Of
Directors, and the difficulties between The
Western and Worcester Railroads have been
adjusted.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-24

1--WE have often heard of the British
Patty in this country, but they have never
been in power until since the accession of the
present administration.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-02-24

ABoLIrIoxIsM.-At the late annual meet
ing Of the Massachusetts Antl-Slavery So
ciety, il was resolved that the only path to the
accomplishment of the objects of The society
was over TIE RUINS OF THE
PRESENT AMERICAN CHURCH AND
THE PRESENT AMERICAN UNION
CooL.-The quantity Office exported from
Boston during the eight months ending on
January 81, is 22,S25 tons.
RetroceSSiOn.-Yeslerday both houses Of
the Virginia legislature suspended their rules
for the purpose ofpassius land unanimously.
toe, in both houses) an act of retrocession
accepting by the State of Virginia the county
Of Alexandria. in The District Of Columbia.
when the same shall be receded by the Con-
gress of United States Richmond Enquirer.
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M EIslGER's RESrORER OF HEALTH

for the cute of Dyspepsia Chronic Thrash,
arising from disorder Of the stomach and towels Head
ache, Heartburn Platulency, Constipation. &c.
The celebrity which obtained and IL
universally ginning country been
introduced and the
the last two beyoad al doubt
in radically Dyspepsia and Thrash
eomitant diseases In the Rsofsr
immediate ref and very great change better
few dayp bot be sHpeeed long
sapdng that the tauiary effects viii produced
period from the great eelsbty already acquired
Ind many persons at 10 expect much the
ment while Others single bottle afford
sad permanent rseG s imposble for physician any
thing like idea Of the nsdeine that
indispensable u fleet in different
stages Of disease; therefore quantity cases
propoonaie IN s eHees-some requiring only boe
Others may require SIX OF eight For sale by
ALEX DUVAL Il co,
au2o II7 Main street,
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

tzzs.ISzz&- an and after the Sd of December
e-7-1s-1 ~ nett our Boats will eave Riehmot Mondays
Wed. edhys and Fridays NJ precisely arrive in
burg days nj 81 2. NJ
Returning leave Lynchburg Mondays wednesdays Fridays
att A NJ, and arrive in Richmond nsIt day nj ~ 81.
Passengers for Staunton,
by Boats will A. ~ Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, arrive scotsvne A. M
Jpn.
PaEsEs Farap, AID CAarlsin HaJaI Court H.s.s
Richmond BY the Boats
ersvie
BOYD EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT
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GOODHEAR'S METALLIC GUM-ELASTIC
MACHINE BETTING,
P.4TENTED 1874

Made only at Rolsury, (near Bostonl Mas
L > an article of immense value to consumers oil
II Machine Betting. It's peculiar qualities
l. Perfect equality Of width and thickness
No degree Of heat under $50 Farenhet injuries
mains Sbe in any degrce OF cold
J. snal ard common oils and
OF which at on"e vii destroy leaher produces
Ills OF great strength and durability. and when adjusted
enery dos not require alterations the with leather
adapted 10 all Kinds of Machinery prices
Is afforded ins der with The remarkable
Gers worth the attention OF all WHO article.
Ceular eontsians list Of be FORWARDED.
sppeaiiont 10 ths rnhsciiber
All oirs
CHARLES w. BURNEY. Selling Agent
no S-am No. IS, fremont Row, Boston. Mass.
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.HIsHE prncsdinp sa,,ra q.


n -f------..-.-..
30 LD>- III Hu~HE ,,,...a;- = ,
MV a., nsen 10 nsprsssnt the inssps
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III mat neees>au when .s.sr.. or ,f.~,s ~ ~
open the ana a relieve. i..1 sou .i ,s, TO
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,esp TO eesn The Pesss Thus ne -, ,hs
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seems IN he no, 49,. r. r~rspsrstien but
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.,s u, .s.,,..s.. - 80 ssnAsss The
pill, pin. pms ' INC ''1''hs SaAet CORES US with
To give idea Of III. amour, Of IN, I,...,,s,.
hsAve that Ave srh,h. On an -,
mach passed OF other NO d. h ". can ana
~ . psf aay wessaeaasd i've pounds VI
oe refs,nrauon
THIS other than up particles Of IN. bla s
Nns place TO the new and csh To ebeek this
70 retain In the system i've eishhs Of viruIent
manure demands should leave The body even wa.
% ,a -. me blood q 80 active prinep- that
49, - " es sum- where hey form scala pinpss,
uesn. ans cenes Poest I-.l, -,r .,.. -
near 70 cod. ne
eeases and disease begins 81 dsvsiooe H.
-. PPase o 'nn now Of the juices, originates
I ~ ,o.np.n.- '...'r rri
-oppns ne pofs tnAt overwhsms mankind
MIN snshs OF tho world die d-sa..s
'naaesa oy aoppase OF The ns-ns'bic Precipitation
hun,o to the .use. 10 nr,,,.y. hss INC now oth' 'neus
ehee ksd vboat Indprin, 49, Ppe' I"
I.et now every candid mind WIN, eoa,.. a.. .
pursue un,oc M. ro,.. 20 - pc nos
wouh give phy,ic 70 uu.,op the po,e.i a, ,.,,
something this upon the .uri,e. W. ~, ppy
actually isl Would common ,ensri And ys -
physeian Who ,nv snoM OF
reaon H. thai their edg.
pablo OF doing H. Under these 10 pbv
etan. and tn all others n, "a.
-, ~. nn ae1LIsTEFS 8LL~HE3LLv9 OINTMENT
=. an. =, 1890 has power 10 restore persprauoa
ur,n .,v n. ~ - ores upon the chest In short
I'd has power s.u. ~ diseased slightly OF severely
disease, poi,opou, rou, 10 seio'uous hamof' shn
hsn h..I hen oun 70 discharge their Putrid matter and
remedy that OF catalogue Of e,,,.o.
d'orders and restores the entire euec healthy nnnetou
ha remedy that fobds the Of nv and d,le,s
hous drugs nken into the stomach
remedy that neither siekens gives inconvenience or
H.
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GORDON Il SKINKER.
No. % Main street.
OFFER for sale
~ 40 iihds a. Cr0iE, Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
~ Botes Loaf and IS Bbs Cian6ed guzar
900 Bags RIO LsEuirs an4 lava Coffee
THA-i9 Chests Gun Powder, part prime
! Chests Bllck. DO DO
Tea ~ and 10 Borss
500 Sides good sud damaged Sole Leather
loo DO hussst LeahsT
100 sscks Hai. pst Ashton's band
900 Lbs sh1e Thread
so Kegs Du P0nts Powder
Cheeae--in casks and bores
40 Rtaus Cap and Letter Paper
as % Wrapping Paper
$50 Bags live geese Feathers
~ npyen Red C0rds and Lines
lsp grinoytonss Noya Scotia
10 Hass Pepper
4 Tiefcea and4 bbis Vinerar
Cotton Warn, Lamp Wet, and Cotton Twins
Indigo. Alum, aadder Copperas
rs Kegs iipfsc shoes
rs Tin Plate
IRON rs Tons swedss English Tede1sr snd Couu
American and Russa gheet Irnn
Band sHd Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
Houd boards and Hollow
COPPER $500 ib- BraSiers shsathfrg and BoH
AXIS PenitsstarJ md Bans
SrEEL Mayors Cau ard sheer
American and Engish Bisisred
Spring steel frnni " N inches wide
Wire Eock Tin. speler Ane. sO
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TABLE OF RATES.

AT Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MoND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD COMPANY, on tho 18th day Of October,
ation OF Passengers adopted. take effect and
si,er the IL day sf December next until otherwise
dercd by the Board. r..-
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HONEY q CO., Seed store and Agricultural

HpNE1 d CO., Seed Store and Agricultural
a = Warehouse Merchants Row, Boston-Nursees Cam
bridge Harvard g. rt Macs only miles from
offer for Of The collections Of Vegetable
Agricultural and Grass Seeds found in the
-.s iaige assortment intending the and
Roots and Daha Gardening Botanical and AZ
riculurai BoOEs.
The popretofs Of these containing upwards
Of thirty offer for sale Of the lagesI aEd esI
collections Of
Fniit and Ornamental Trees.
EverRvens, FioWerins Shrubs and Plants
Pear, Plum and Cherry Stocks
Grape Vines Raspbsrriss, &e
Greenhouse and Hardy Herbseeous Plants.
Roses and Carnelias.
Dahhas and BaIbOus Flower Roots.
Rhubafb and Asparagus Roots
Bue kthorn, Abor VTs, &c for hedges.
Great attention has been devoted 10 fu trees particularly
aud al the kinds Europe bsn eeted by
the celebrated the faof Isif Up
wards OF 900 Pear form collection
Fpecmen Of which have been planted aud yearly
coming INTO bearing BY which means perfect accuracy the
may be depenaed upon.
Tbey would ally attention suyaiors their
being Nonb Will BE- better able
alsed where the comparatively mid
Catalogue graua
collect unsurpassed comprising than
hundred which aud
kind be Obtained Of the most celebrated cuvato Of
France
green department esmBee IN an the choice and
dcsiraha u Caneua PeagOnium, Akaea, Cactus
ProHy, Puchsil, Chrytanihcmun, J1par Lilies, Ac,
'.'Aifberai discount nsde 70 large p8fchasers.
t an orders 20 b. accompanies with the cash drah
satisfactory reference
Catalogues seat Gratis 70 every post paid applicant
Orders addressed br promptly executed
fccufey packet bear transportation o. the
country. snd forwarded wtiioBt dor. Do Sim
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.

10 THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.
Il. X. WARD, Nos. Z, 9, IL and l3 North
- ESSEX Newark. and No. I72 street YORK
manufacture AZ kinds Of Patent aud JapAnnei oes.ed
thrr USED ty Carriage makers Harness makers
viz Japnnntd sktng Bride Railing cran Fna-
nered Seating Bw. rad, Belt, Front Sap and LINING H,des
Bride Leather &C. also Calf ssins They
being extensively various kinds Lea
ther and Jlpanned Muns hls furnish
southern Merchants and Dealer Moderate
their Mandatory Newark York or Mt the
store Of James Crane Richmond Va orders promptly
met In will the subscribers allow
Newark, Sept. IsI5. ses3-6m.
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G. ASTON, Wholesale Hat Manuflctarer NO ~ Liberty
a street. Newark NJ 1.-THE subscriber
Southern and Southwestern Merchants
neni where he manufactures with unrva-d
Brush Plain Cashmere and Sporting Hats OF all Aho
Bows and chdrens Fancy and plain Hats drscription
He VIII make an otjeeo buy of him
~. should they call upon IN
Newark. n J.. Sent. sS, r.,
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DECEMBER 22D. Isl5.
Cheap Dry Goods-BIsnkets, Servants, CIo-
thing, &C.
ID ~ JENKINS would Of tboss wantinr
~. really cheap GOODs stock which has bees
iepisnithsd within few days
Blankets from 9s %. ~ "a. and higher prices
Bed Blankets from three donau per par and finer
large assortment Of materials for and winter
clothing
White and Rel Fannss, Is cents anShnsr
Cheap brown and be~ehed shrings and sheetings
Cotton OEnaburEs kinds
4s0 ~ Taaev 0oods
Cashmere Rsp. Mous NJ, sits shswis
Worried Capes ard Collars rich and cheap shsws pocket
tsrchcfs 1e
Ltswse 10000 yards essos' great bargains, prices from
g. =, 10, i2le and 6not.
Foi bargains, call ~
Dec. % r. u. JENKINS
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

VENnE undersigned returns bis respectful thanks
20 hi. friends public for the great extent OF patron
- no bs, rserved past years and begs eave u inform them
tat hs present arrangements for manufacturing Coehs are most
pe and that those deal with him will hnd him as ready
ever a. on farest and os onorab n aho
20 dsvots the most nrid 70 their interests
Having been extensively engaged iH manuae'unE Iocn io
more than twenty years believes b. has had o
for becoming acquainted with the wants OF h ueA
srr and hereby respectfully inform all who maze
they shall be uTnhed WIN CoeS winch
cannot point OF wofkmanship or hni-h
ssveTal Manufacturers and asslf-
are community worthless and sc laoeedhs
,ss seuune Cock which fact IL an unwilling aekno"
saxsept from hem supeuory He trusts that pufehas
r va Of buying direct from the factory
An which sass they the subjects Of this imposition AZ
rera cash. Will be promptly and faithful
Nv attended IN saHSers who send their orders by mall may rely
poa lsoelgfng personal application Coeks IN
for Foreign sc carefully selected ana
with reference markets AZ Coess purchased ~
this establishment warranted 70 perform well and e same
VIII be delivered board boats vessels ilee Of Hapo on
charge With assurances every possible attention ah be
slS 70 the friends and patrons he respectfully %
eeTs tbs patronage ofan. -. ma, a.,
Sarstoass ~ Philadelphia, at 20 North Third street
gvafshoa-s in Baltimore at 10 South Charles Street .
Y.orasY 10 New Haven ~ Johns street between hln
49,. - N.,Ss, ~ e9-tv CHAUHCEY JEROME.
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JUAN PIZZINI,

Confectioner and Dealer In Foreign and DO
nestle Fruit,
III AS just received per schn. Nassau and Man.
IL chester the following Goods wit -
100 BoIes crop Bunch RAisins
$50 BoIes do. $50 BaIes do.
SO Kegs Aaasa Grapes, tprime qualify
10 BoIes Malaga Lemons Tin hne OFderl
Ca-ks Zante Currants
is Drums Suita. RaanH
rs BoIes Ciuon (hne quality
Cases Brandy Cherries
20 Don Olive OIL Cbest quality
Gases Prunes IN Glass Jars
Bales Bordeaux Almonds
IS Drums Pigs
10 Frnils Malaga DO
2 Bales sheHed do
200 LIS Paper Shell do
20 Cases Castor preserved Ginger
20 Boxes Rock Candy
1000 Cocoahuts. freth and hne
so do Chinese FIRE crackers,
Together with andy his o.
.ue warranted equal TO s-y in this other
largest stock and the greatest variety Toys
Fancy Goods Peumey, Ee offered before this market
The shove Goods having been person and
on the very bestsms he prepared Offer great
menis 10 prsons wishing purehaSe sher ~ hosae
sh and therefore respectfully soeu on bic Town ana
County friends before they purchase elsewhere h. doubts mt
they VIII md 10 their interest DO BE 1872
nof One door bel,yv Ftebange p,ot
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TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVE a superior article Of Brushes from 90
tn 5000 very ehesp for cash. with general
artieies.
cas Of the bes, quality from 1890. wsol,sae
orrstaL
White Lead hard n beat in keE from 25 lbs so
The above articles Of my warranted Eod
ountry gentlemen would do well call examine tbese
Eo'dr and Judge FOR themselves ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop. Main street
Eer donr n psnt
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Huycrs OF Cabfnet kuVnfturc fn the
-....... and elsewhere. ..-
E. w. HUTCHINGS g. CO.

a15 BROADWAY NEW YoRk.
(BErwEEN GRAND AND BROoME srREETS)
VNNIiE subscribers would info6m their customers
u and the public that removed from their
tuaton Is. Brooe the above number broadway
where they have the richest OF Furniture YORK
comprising all the modern Parisan and ether
much which offered
not fail to induce thoss who purchase.
stranse the CITY quest Cabinet worx invited
To call eIamne and the quality and with
manufacture T. W. H. n Co will sold
having been under immediate and
perntrndenee and every
city elsewhere. aaH .... ....|.. 81 T..
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4 2 tCH ASSORTMENT OF ANHU AIS FOR tr46, yTANDARD
III AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOOKS in hand.
some bindings and beautiful FANCY GOODS can be had
W Purchaser. OF Christmas Years PRESENT. will End
livery convenient visit Bookstore containing all they want
81. s %H ana va'sd H.Somen every taste and
III EMP-eooo lbs Western Hemp for ale on &C
s9. LIN. cRENsHAw, BROTHERS i. co.
EEATHERs.--4OOO lbs. prime live Geese
Peaths' jus, received purchasers
eess l. D. cRENsHAw BROTHERS co.
SmokING ToBAcco-2OO Id. . MOrsans" prime s@okins
~ Tobacco in store and for safe BY ~ 81 :
oeN LDCR ENsHAw. BROTHERS 4 co.
Aw BOoKs-Ant the Virginia law Bcok and large ,,oc
~ Of other Law worts prices At j. W.
sANDobPh cos Bookstore, BndsU Stationery, Music and
Ianey Cto'e, lEI naln street de
over Shoes OVER SHOkSiI A va.
rely Of Gumsase Over Shoes hand Ladies' Gents
Boys Misses and Children
de2 I'D. HOOVER.
EDoRTo RICO sUGAR-2O Hhes Rico Sugar Ia pdnR for
sale by De 10 WEIR. BACON n co.
GALLERY OF LITERARY PORTRAITs.-
- Stretches Of Modem Literature and Eminent Literary Men,
cd from the London volumes one being No. and
Of APVeons Literary Miscellany new Series Of Choice Books
Just published for sale by
SUPERIOR BUNCH RAIsINs ALMONDs se-IsO boIes
very lest Bunch Raisin bales and barrels bordeaux A.
Ihee'p. Forsaeby ia WILLIAMS HhKALL.
SKlRIs AM RoBgs.-Drab Aorcens for sErs
~ Rich Paris Robes for Parry D,esses
Parry Gloves, French Corau, can be found at
LATHRoP, CHRISTIAN 4 CO.'S
de u o. Main Street.
4 lHEEsE-IOO casks Cheese, Lnding and Tor sae by
" deh DAVENPORT. ALLEN d co.
III IvERPOOL FILLED SACK sALT-7OO sacks Liverpool
- Haetoy Salt for sshby u WILLIAMS a HAxALL.
SOLAR OLIVE Keep constantly hand solar Oh for burn
y ing in Tue Solar Lad LAmps cheap and oberwss
preferable s5 to Lard ALEX DUvAL CO.
HfOR HEN r-TvO street adjoining my
~ Main
deaf JOHN CREME
lCTTER-isEsss Giadcs upsri and bare DO prime roi
- Better board the Columbus,
hourly erpeeed-for ais by
Do "a CAPEFToN q CRUMP
TDURE CtDgR VINEGAR pure vinsgsr IN riore
and for als By deie RUSSELL MeCANDLf'H.
tORDON ROUGE--A supply above eeisbfnted Cham
~ just received direct from The importer and Tor
de 20 HENRY LUDLAA 4 co
A ROUND PLASTER, +l.ubee" Mills
" NAILS, ~Pbenir" Factory
no. Warehouse and Dor
NADER, INDfeO
COPPERAs, ALUM
NEW RICE, ST CRoIN SUGAR
GUFPOwDER AND BLACK THAs
sPERHhCErt AND TALtOW CANDLES
SOLE LEATHER
car AND LETTER PAPER
STfCK AND SOLID LICORICE FOR sale By
M 20 DAVENPuRT ALIENH On.
IDURE INV ENGLAND HUNS bane. plte ~ " Run
- Just landed for ale BY
A NAVAL
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given 10 represent the lnsspsl-
pc rerspiration. Il 1. the great eva
cushion for u hspnntis. ef N. boiy
wafss ns<icsd hat thea eloudy
mi.t ss.nss frea al points Of The sur
lace, which ind,eatss that mi. p~r.pi
s.sios hoo unisisrrsp,sdiv when ws
are In health. but ee.s>s when 10 o..
sek Life cannot be sustained with
OF " u 70 thrown OF non IN. blood
ard osh~r taiers Of The body. and do
pose. BY this means. Of nearly an the
Impurities within ne. The blood. h.
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TO BUYERS OF FURNiTURE--sOUTH.
J. L. j. W. MEEKS,
HAVING facilities FOR manufacturing kinds OF the mo
FhshiSsas and splrzd4 used.
speetny call the OF soaihern lde.
visiting New York their Establishment No II vesey
few doors frUm the Asor House
found stock furniture made
modern Partisan well
EEabetan, Gothic Loris XIV Nv. &C; all OF
thsr manufacture and under
n,endenee and warranted equal made
New York, Sert 18Th. rs. Nv
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NO.PNk.TNEkNHIP.

FONARD HONE have this day assoeiat with them JNO
Il w NCOll, at; h,tn of Cray, Nieon co.. and
nue the Transaction Of domestic Commission Dry
tins CITY u0deT the bTta LKoshEp. EoSE SIooLL.
WIN. A. LEONARD,
ROBERT =. HONE,
JOHN w. NICoIJ.
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TTAcHMENT hereby given all concerned the
Oob
Common Pleas Monroe foo, against
nd ha rights credits and Fch
October CPk Monroe
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AIJDIToR,S OFFICE
NorE "a School house tax included.

s,4..E AUDITORS OFFICE, Nov. 2, 1896
Agreeaby the provisions Act entitled IAN prescribing
County Auditors March 2s lso
the duties County January m hereby
whole Of the land,
foregoing necessary pay interest
penalty charged thereon be sold
6ed Monroe Ohio the Second ndy january being
eleventh said month by the County
penalty paid before that time JOHN NJ KlRKBRDE, Monroe
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1874 Included d Tax OF 1872 and ~ k@t a.ssatsf