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BALTIMORE, Sept. q. 1877.


Yery Hot Weath.r-Departure of Emisrants for L,bs-
rio suieide-Baekward TrausIiing-The Marksts-
Stock Boards. &c.
The weather for tke last three has
close and oppressive any of the season. and many
regretting their premature return from the Springs.
The bark " Liberia Packet" Capt Goodmanson, sailed
on her second voyage to Africa yesterday, having
board eighty coored who have resolved under
the auspices aud held to them by the
Maryland Colonization Society emegrste to the colo
ny Of Liberia in the land of their forefthers The
barkation drew together quite assemblage of the
friends OF the colonization well of the friends
and relatives Of the emigrsnts. Previous to going
board the vessel services held the wharf
aud appropriate farewell address delivered to
them BY the Rev. Mr.. Payne, of the Colonzed Bethel
Church
The emgrants of a class. the reception of whom
cannot but be OF great benefit to the rising colony
large portion mere youths just entering the
stage of life The articles which they would find
their home seemed to be amply provided for
by the Society," and they all left with bright hopes of
finding In their new homes all that might be essential to
their future happiness
woman named Mrs. Margaret Shultz committed
suicide at her residence in Harrison street yesterday
by taking large dose Of arsenic She had three
previous attempts, caused by sauabbes II
people cannot live together in peace why don't they
Several gentlemen we're reversing the order of nature
1t Germantown, on Wednesday, by running back
ward when of them fell and besides seriously brus
ing himseh broke his right arm Men who move back
ward seldom do any good for themselves.
The MARKEr-There was some light sales of Howard
street -four yesterday at IS S. so but market
tiaaes rather unsettled 81 the receipt Of the aedona
pews The sales OF comm very Maryland ViT-
lima red whea hAye ranged from 100 to aud thes
prices continue be paid. White wheats SELL quality
from us r. lbs cents-he latter family flour The
Of Maryland whit have been pretty steady
tho week at 70 70 The sales OF Mary low
day. Sales of Maryland Rye us cents.
SrocK AND MONEY MARKEr.-The unfivorable account Is
brought by the last steamer have cused be rather
stringent and produced the Stock
market Treasury notes have declined y sat with
CttV Id cents N we'd and
advance over prices rent at the cl se ofast week.
Sales of Stocks at Baltimore
The following les made the Stock Board yester-
day-$2 600 s s's, 67, 0i; 10 shs o kR, Az; $500
Treasury notes, 6's, 1903; 1860 do do 1927.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. q.
The jury in the Kempton robbery case this morning
brought in verdict Of guilty against James Williams
and Joseph Phelps The other burglar Russell, having
plead guilty to the charge used witness against
his two sccompces, and but for this they would I'M
doubleday have escaped an abb arranged and
to with such appearance of truth to deceive
most persons The robbery your readers will recoec
committed the evening of the 22d of March last
when the residence of Mr. Kempton, near Germantown,
wants and carried Of silver to the amount Of $500
Warren l.. Young, Of this city, Who volunteered in
the hrs Pennsylvauia regiment and present at the
capture Of Vera Cruz, hut subsequently, discharged
account of sickness has again determined join
the army In Mexico and his patriotic ardour has
rewarded by commission In the corps of National
Grays raised bv Capt David Mcdowell under the re.
QUESTION upon the State Of New Jersey number Of
his friends In this city presented him with handsome
sword on Thursday evening as testimonial of admira
ton for the sacrafces he makes In order to hs
country in the field of honor He leaves Young and
Interesting family as well as aged parents in this etv to
regret his departure His brother Montgomery Young
holds the post Of first lieutenant in Capt Morheads
company, in the LIST Penusy lvaDia regiment
The ladies Of our upper ten thousand have made ar
rangemens for fair in order to defray the expenses
improving the Musical Fund Hall, and there every
prospect of its being successful which
It's object the rebuilding af the Academy of Fine Arts
The police have not succeeded, yet in nabbng the
rogue who robbed the conductors safe in the Reading
railroad One of them, who was rather acute
rested yesterday very respectable lady in omnibus
whose family being in the act of moving to another
DWELLING had In her possession considers ble amount
gold In basket, along with other vauables. She
taken before magistrate, but discharged without
hearings the officer in his confusion, presenting very
ungrseeful appearance as he endeavoring make
the amende honorable.
The government mail steamer A. r. Hetzel at her
first trial yesterday afternoon attained speed Of
thirteen miles the hour fact highly crsdtabe to Capt
X. Lop-r the contractor. ne being subject to Pc
nslty Of $1,000 that it should be able to miles
the hour.
sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
FIRST Boa, pal Ora Trust %; q Lehvh 49, go do
coal SCRIP SIX 5000 State S. 77S 800 do III 10 Mechanics
notes s.. 100; 1000 " Loan, 6s. 67 lo1..
AFrER SALEs-O00 Tennes bonds az IL Lehgh 33 10
Uon bunk Tenn 5 5000 Reading railroad bonds Isl 1000
Leh Oh 6s co. 500 Susquehanna canal ,nds Morris
town railroad 10; 100 Reading railroad, 81 10 bank %
Sales OF Stocks at Boston.
ExeHANoE BOARD September . Boston Exchange Co
43e; IS East Boston Company 81 100 East Boston Dividends
az; IS Norwich and Worcester railroad, 64z SO do 10
SIX 50 Long Island Ra,lroad 10; so do is DO 10
d. isk; so do 10 18h; so d. 1917; 50 do, IS d, i8
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RIO JANEfRo, July Fiour-rh- receipts were mode
rate during the month Of June but the very
dull and cargo Of Haxa sold at nett So 10
Towards the end Of the month, In consequence OF
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N EDlCAL ADvIlE-DOCIO Ton LAMral !. .,.n e,x
fdennslly consulted his once. =, Gold street. bstwsM
cured three four days Debility, nervous
'SS S
% . s as
&
IN
yeTsas surgeons The ss perfect cure or
no ,eSed to and mcd;coe with adyes sn Z, av @
the United State. One IS Gold .y-e. ,y2s e0..n
private i ii:s.
years
saJ S cms ON ey ealing on Dr. NJ
Nervous and Constitutional Debility Thi, affection
habit ''f IN s you e ndcs ds aaG
ss: 'i radically cured *: y p S. s
Str ctures of the Uretha are cured bv Dr. M on
. Mnop poi pA psd INC sromev attended
j;noma win the s;gnau,es IF Cir .,ev Co -.
Carlisle sc I'm his office, 904x Fulton re
IYKIV ATE DISFaSES-EsIA n 4 SHtO A ~ Ia.o
L Foa THE SUPPRESSION 1FaU 4CKERy;-Ths
cv hSvnS devoted their aenoa during hs "s ann
diseases q private nature confidently cor premise
pnrv to the Constitution or from bus"c w'hoo'
y,sd u sss sssf,S
BY sfRgG i%fEs 81 THE sor...ss BY
ms T s sss,b successfully without
Tothoss suffer-, z from UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
or y NOCTURNAL. EMl5SiONS, produced by excess i'm
prudence the beneficial effects may be relied upon from
the fM rsa,Rsps & ~ Ths N GSIlsgtE
the above complaints residing ia On. country ing il in
CONVENIENT D'ske application have forwarded
10 them chest ntning all medicines requisite perform
their svmptoms Of nracon and rentrnent
elsewhere, any as enclosing ten dollars paid direct
edto w y. RI, HARRISON, N. ID,
e5 Ns,sau street New York
yELPEAU's sPE, FIC FILLS
tne raafaI cure o, gonJaI,rs s I'M NINA, EMS
1hess Pill m. es", IF We re IN The Hos.
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CTRAw BOARDs.-so tons Straw Boards 20! sale by
- PERBsE BROOKS
iyss tim No. IS and 81 Nassau street
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BeXys A. - &!Exl. ~ k sS2sSs n 88..NSS
s. y s:s = = 81
ssi :1SS:Si &c
3 sS 2: S:s y
o az per s rho such @ may
y S0 dollars hi
CURED write upon his bid the amount Of bonds for which
n be
site shall es repaid by The Mayor on the day ding the
who the eposifes excepting the bidder whom the
the bond. then unod shall sold the highest bidder.
% s S the city
will be received I've. 10 hey Ct cash; ,o,r ;..,; H. m.u,,
cash making he bond: s.isa At
a. date option Of the puIeh..s5: ., ho,a.
"'sA ''''"' BRYAN MULLANfHY. Mayor
oh. ARMSTRONG. Comptroller.
An Ordinance provide for the outstanding bonds
and obligations indie which fail dus during the
ordained by the City Council of the City of st. Louis
SEC That the Mayor be- and he !. hereby authorized e
sSs the boads Of the ito ns OF
Ss's s.. as
p t s: ,is Of ,b.
I . Sc one
AID shall sFned BY s Mayer and 81 Sy nS
ca Sc .S
mot ohs s S By the The s Of twenty o.
he sd made s pysb
:ss: :as: r.
the said bosd shall bear A. TIE sr s
Ss BY
after the Sf !h; 01d".Ges he
NJ x .sI se Soad. a. any ny r
for cash. s sna hs S
such bonds as may not be sold this win be sold TO
Hs'fe "a" ..I e:
ssss Ss s.v Aforesaid
SsS
Sas y Soa]. hs =: bond:
he they elect and designate at the time OF
The day which shall been ds.Gpssd by the
S:Ss bssS n
al # &c
As, ssssa
@ ,Ss
unless the opinion Of the Mayor Of the Board Of
sr. @ b 3D. f' # the 9 :a ;i i.
sam sass
hands the time Of receiving the bid which deposit DO
repaid by Mayor the day succeeding the day which
the bids shall have been opened the persons who made the
DEPOSITS excepting to the bidder to whom the bonds
awarded.
sEc The the proceeds Of the bonds be sold
the Of the bands Of the city, falling due during
70 % :"
ofthe present fiscal year. .
81 Sinking Fund and all moneys that be approp
ssa By s Sy b
the city made by way Of loans to her. .
Sec The Mayor shall the certificates of pdcbt
ednes which standing against The city IN lieu oil
cash. when offered in for the purchase OF any Of tho
DEMETRIUS A. MAGELLAN.
Chairman of the Board Of Delegates.
GEORGE MAGUIRE,
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yEI.prAij,s spt., INC PILLS

y '
NOR the radical gonorrhes gest seminal ennis
sons and all mocopurulent discharges from the urelhra
These Pills. the result of t~enfy erpeTie &c IN the Hos
pt lie Charlie Par pronounced by their celebrated
Professor Velpean az an lnfsbe remedy for all
line than any other emedy without tong the bre ah dis
pr.r yerb hoy
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MARITIME. HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER
Cleared,

HMi
SIN aErs... q 20 HIGH WATER. D al
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Chairfnan Of the BOArd Of UeItGate1.
GEORGE MAGUIRE,
President Of the Board Of Aldermen.

This bill having been presented Bryan Muanphy. Mayor
him returned the Board Of Aldermen in which Board It
originated with his objections thereto this eleventh day
August thousand eight hundred and
sdered by said Board and passed by the requisite majority;
nit Of said Board having voted for its the
objections OF the Mayor thereto the contrary
ing. JOSEfH w ,DOUGcHEhIY,
by messenger the Board of Aldermen, with the objec
of Mayor thereto the eleventh day Of August
thousand eight hundred and fovseven The B0Hd of Dele
and rcconsdered the the
passage thereof and after such reconsideration passed the
by the requisite majority; all the members present.
number voting for the thereof the objections OF the
Mayor, to the contrary, notwithstanding;o r,cc
Clerk Of the Board Of Delegates.
certify the foregoing be IF the original Or
dinance IL 81 on file in the Registers offce
A GRICULTURAL ROOMS, LYCEUM BUILDING
HORTICULTURAL ELHIBITION-At the suggestion
Of the state Agricultural Society, whose Fair will be
held Saratoga Sprngs the 18th Of Sept the American
Agricultural Association have changed the time of holding
their Exhibition the 9Th and 9Th Of Sept All de-
vited exhibit specimens OF Flowers Fuis Vegetables,
and compete for premiums Programmes be obtained
Of Mr. James Hogg, Seedsman 52 Broadway opposite the
Rooms-of OF the principal seedsmen in New York. Of
the following Executive Committee -
Luther Bradsh, VIM. Coventry H. Waddsll.
James Lencx, Shepherd Knapp,
Theo. Frelinghuyssn, Rufus King Delafeld,
Archibald Russell, X. L. Pell,
jvll sotSrc u p GARDNER asev
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ExeHANoE BOARD, September . Boston Exchange Co
49, East Boston Company 90 100 East Boston Dividends
OK; IS Norwich and Worcester Railroad e4z SO do 10
6X: 50 Long Island Railroad 10 49, so do 10; DO
d, M; so do, 10 d. l8h; so d., 1917 50 do, 3d. 1917
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JOHN H. TICE,
Clerk of the Board Of Delegates.

certify the foregoing be true Of the original Or
dinance T.; 81 on file In the Registers ONCE,
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N. B-Be observe the written signature OF e
Ring over the cork of each bottle. "a ~" G
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ooSsTITyI,lI !9N q DEEILITY CURED;

L Medicine and Pharmacy Of the Citv Of New Y RI +
for all of deb y Produced by
secret ndulre of any kind mn Invaluable
remedy ?r impotence steny or banenness unless depen
Single bottles 81 erch cases eta half dozen S. car,,uv
packed and all paris Of the Union.
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rE.ECEfER'S
Celebrated Imperial Aguc ana Fever on
| Pills.

pop Invaluable REMEDY Tor Asne aud re
Intermittent Fever deem unnecessary 10 enter IN
relative the disease Tor ht radical cure
which remedy offered stands uhrlVair Ire u'l
prevalence and Fever and Intermittent Fever
States the ion, aud he thousands
annually suffer unhappiy render 50 wen Known
upon pathology seems wholly IN
necessary. may, however, with propfty te deserved ta
what Often called ony Inc Ague and
fatal their
deases of the Liver and enlargement Of
Spleen commonly called gHe Cake which IA too many cases
proves
Thousands mgthe published IN reference 10 the
oficaev the public, Which the Froprie-
unnecessary publish Suffice TO say they have
fail IN single Instance USE boN wheii
according directions Will any case OF a.ue ana
Fever. Intermittent Fever. The Ingredients heng PURELY
dele erlons
confidently recommended the safes, rs wen rs The
art-lc offered 10 Tire Public Tie form ~
which these Pills nli TIN oNes rem es them more
other. teH IN MS vest
poe kct without tie slightest iu Convenience.
taking these fls that the
nd reaused gentle cathartIc
Uyfra AMI Itlors NEGET ABLE CATH,ETfe
DEon>TRrESr Puts recommended as The very est ar
required and are peculiarly
pcd peeete A-uc and Fever Pis Three OF Fetch
Ne Plus fa" Pills should he taken teiore retiring 10 rest
operation in the morning commence taking Tire
and Fever Pills.
pasted each the written signature of tie
AGENT. u REp None others genuine
For JAMES WILLIAMSON, .3geat for the Pr1Pre
tors. No sJ Water street, New ORR.
Ony agency indianapolis the office OF tie State Sentinel
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s,sssssR;sE ..ssElsz'.
Book Binding :sHd ssi-sss.& Book
s7nuHf:.ese.y.


DEEZEI.t. Iids1sa {,
would
Cpny others they
Nw Nutk Win viii be hound 10 l,T the
drar tire
o. al Books MI
s4onrfy on Fnn eKleTeuce
To
therefore respectfully solicit
nuilic pHrontge
The the late firm Of Lane nelze are
now possession Of tie Of Mann {. nezel and
n-sn,fr tend L. MANN.
S~u 30-Gsn :. DEtZEII..
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MEDICAL.
DAVID CIsAiGIiEAD,

Vbo,sae and Retail Dealer Drugs, Medicines Fdints
OHs Furnishes Dye Stlfs, Glassware, Wi"do0 Glass
White L0d. Patty, SC,
inform his old customers, and the public
w generally he has just returned rom NV
yoi and Boston where selected wh great care and pu
chased assortment oil all arueles III MS
he would particularly invite
attention Druggists Me, chants Pclers Painters
Fule Invads all that he offer induce
nts the West and
sci shall be represented Particular attention
will be paid to filing prescriptions and compromising medicines
and the will opened any the night when called
by
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TREATISE the relating aud duties of jus
N Consahle aud all actions
n of Indiana with praeiicaor~
W.VIck and Barbour. just iublaht aud fcI safely
&. Il DAVIS
~aroLfs, IND. FEB. Il, Is Is.
have look ed through the
nZahle the
Of W. " WBS and H. Barbour; and
especially with that portion OF ~ that of the
opera upon the
ne United
which fully with the auhorsot the work
library ,theng the
works of the published Very truly,
Messfs DAY DAVIS, Publishers O. HSMlIH.
I~DiA~AroLis. March l6th, Isi6
DAVIS Day E~TIFMtN: have cnrSurIy looked
he B1rtnnf published
powers justices the
a 81 sseui failing
orduary Il The be LAID
accuracy he
bic economical every
the practical VIII often find his
place IN his library ltFehiy deserves and
hoce Al " llreceI lIheTai patronage.
Yours vely truly, jas. wnETcoMB
GSDfAS,PoLrs March 9th, 1916.
Tie OF McSrs Wick Barbour
the
H.. IN u should
he IN the hands Justice our
efrt by careful erSaotu The
OF the apparent well
oth- number and variety otlEdrus ors 1.-THE
t'und.l
Of Ini1ha 1uuts tfuy,
Nrssas. DAVIS & DAY. WN. SULLIVAN
ISDrANaPoLIs, March 1t. lsiG
GtNrLEES have examined tluesi The respect
ing he r justices peace by
Nrssrs Wick recently publ by You
mt be exceedingly the
business ~ Justices coris and hope II viii be 1.-The
rally p,'ronzed- Yours, sc ISAAC BLACKBOARD
MsssRs x
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Ar-s.ro z on Fever.
AEn3tt'S f.i-msuts of PhNs.c-
Ana,omica Atlds, b! sH.th end
Homer.
Actor on VcncTc.l Diseases
II assam on Fever.
BW.ic en- the Joints.
Brodis's Su ~ al l.scturcs.
CsTpc ter Iiaman PMS siology.
Coudcc on Disr3>es OF thilis,n
Churehili'> system of NiniW fiery
Chulchills Disease, Of Fcna -
I. Sciopsiia OF Practical Medicine
~ Forbes.
Chitts'> Medical jurisprudence.
Cooper's SUI gerry.
Cooper Surgical Dictlonrry.
90 omi,s; on Diseases ot Females
Druitt'S Modern Sargery.
Devices Diseases of femIlcs.
Dew ce', Sys cm Of Midwifery.
Devices Diseas..- OF 4 hil lren-
~ iaglinsen', Human IN, slolo-N
Dunghscn's Mciicsl DIctioutr.
Just received uni for SHE low
~
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One Door East Of DUKES ITifeI,
r. EEP constantly fine variety Cahs French
hA and Enes from good Casmere from
French Doeskn Ia the Texas striped. few patterns
white Marsees
which very rich and extremely
Also few pieces of Velvet of The latest style and
Winter which
for cash Also Shirts Drawers Bosoms Collars Bces self adjust
ing Stocks "a fine nce Gve Canes and Umelas &c.
teraks Sl5 clothing,
variety Of trimmings Cutting done the shortest
All work warranted 5f-u
Three first journeymen aos wanted Immediately. None
bii work need
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DRY GOODS.
LATEST ARRIVAL. OF NEW GOODS.
Look for the big

NOTWITHSTANDING the Of that could moi
stand II and sell vrds have sold
since we commenced business hand III al The
ourselves 10 sell AT Than other house WILL dare
Conc ALL and buy Goods cheapest Gun
Goods bought IN Nr~ York the reduction IN prices
gains. The following articles ccnpse pant stuck:
French black, wool dye black blue Cloths Bea
Pilot Cloths,
Plain aud fancy cood CasSmerr- Satnets Jeans and Full Cloths
de Lame Roles
Tari tassimcre fkeiri Msseaue Lame, plaid
Saws Cashmere SIX WoIsed, aud Cotton lose Chdrens Nor
sied Hose and Grecian Boots
Ladies' Cravats llandkerchef-,
Hem stitched do, Linen Cambria, &c
and Neck Ribbons, white
and colorcd Kid Cloves, Nuts, Velvet Rbhons
yellow FlannrI, Clergyman fliid and lin
Leehum and straw Bonnets, latest fashion MusnS Dfng
Tickings, and Canton flannels.
double supelne fine, and
CARPEIlNtS, the latest and est patterns, winch
offer Extraordinary low prices Also Aca and Jule Mats Car
Bags and Trunks.
HTS and CAPS
Fashionable silk Satin Beaver Russ, Broad Rrim, Coney
Fur HATS White Black, Japanned Wool Hats, Pearl Port
ing Hats.
Mems Boys Fur Muskrt Seaeie Hair and Labrador
CAPS; Cloth round do Boys Velvet fancy band Neveteen
Guard, ana Glazed Lawn do
Boots and Shoes.
Slippers Buskns, Kid Ties, Lace Boots.
Shoes thdrens roos. Mems Thick Boots Kip and seal do
Brogans, Patent Sap Overshoes,
500 HIS. hest spanish Sole Leather. eastern prices
China, Glass aud tarihenware, of description.
Carpet Warp Cotton Yarn, Batting and general
of GROCERIES and L7RDH.iRE.
To would nelIher btag blow banter
have goods, and will sell cheaper and pay higher price
for all kinds Of PRODUCE than other establishment the city
New Goods constantly arriving. H.J.& b q. HORN. =,
Sign f he
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TAILORING.

subscriber takes informing of
and that he has opened "A
Iiownngs
AL orders his line uf
of cutting he hopes
him then lie IT
O
similar esia shmeDt this Gentlemen do
well above shop the screr determined
nothing undone To render the establishment popular aud deserving
puidr i1vor
n. kinds garment cutting war
| rantedto IT. Slu j. L. REED.
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n,sgs:s AND siEDilIxES.

rHE would respectfully inform the public and their
generally that they have at tins tine large ana well
selected stock OF
Fresh Drugs and Niicines,
h ch have been purchased with and will be sod ow
any other Dug Store ran sell in this place
ask friends and the pu,c To give Us can
and rxan,'ns for Themselves. J. J. OWSLEY X co.
II bO
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SOMETHING. NEW.
Machinery OF T3Yi0us Kinds

Ii those Uho wish puchsse Cardin.
- Ifchine Spinning Nahiaes GonjenssTs, Power
eheaTi-g Mnchnes, Til eing Machines, Turning Lahes
have the opportunity favorable terms OF the
her. efsef IT,. warrants hi.
nashinerv perform well aud be equal quality man
uflcturel in the cOuatry.
All likewise those who wish Iron any turned such
Mill spirfle- Gliron AMI other
ing Be accommodated the notice and most fyor,
term - Wv
Those who wish purchase machinery any Kind would n
well 10 call on he Subscriber his shop Indianapolis
Dec. ~ 1876 80 TH0S. w. SARGa Mt
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ra>E Life f MAJOR General Zuy Taylor win
he
hi 81 Harrison Of
at kngsod
Major captain May Rd-elv
Also, officers
defence Font
Of II and II by
Frank Jistr tivedan fo &. DAVIS
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UsEU LATES'r NEWS.

yENE subscriber has just received fresh supply Of New Goods
himself
the indianapolis; all Of which will sold cheap
Cloths, Jeans Icksng Checks Dring
FanneI heached Nlsln> Prints
the latest Cahmere
Apacas Dress Silks
Dry Goods
Grucees of all kinds OF The best quality Cotton Yarns the
of
Boots, shoes.
purchased low for cash approved produce.
WM. l.. SARGENT, No. Palmer House.
viii n goods. allow
prices for heat Rags Feathers, eeSuax country Elan
nelS Fruit, Wood, Come Farmers,
an. yons shall have parga WIN. r.. SARGENT.
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Essstsk BENDING,
AND k5.IusS ssaos< Mandatory.

FE' III subscribers having entered ship the purpose
OF tn BLINK Book Manufacturing and Book Bind
Ing al branches. the
DAEIS LANE respectfully Iniom Link STATE and County
officers Merchants oe that they have hand and
antlv Blank Book and Record the
test quality ao every variety stationery the lowest whole
sale retail prices. They have the and impoy
Ruling Machine, which enats them 70 10 all kinds OF ruling
aty also prepared al kinfs Binding
English Cali AMI Morocco plain. and suerexra
gilt edge finish, all kn3s las ad interviewed works
snI p icas iouni which onal attention Viii lc given
j. H. laae IN elegance duTao ity. AID superior l.
they feel assured give the satisfaction
fvery article in their line qua
wholesale prices. respect
full, solicit share OF public patronage
All the orders Recently the l'e finn Of w A. Day Co.
il their possession, ami all be promptly attended 20.
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Inf1nanoliS Oclnler IL I,NE