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Jersey nxvake-thc spirit O Jersey Blues'


New Jersey nwake-thc spirit o the Jersey Blues,
aroused!
We copy from the "Trenton New Jersey) News the
following account of monster meeting recently held in
that city The whigs it seems undertook to disturb the
speaker and break up the meeting, but they found our
young friend Brown "too many" for them
MONSTER MEErNGAt early hour the various tlorou
leading Kays crowded with people hurrynv
the meeting About o'clock the Hon Mr. Brown of Ohio
took the tand and spoke for nearly three hours pouring
the WING party in most scathing and unmerciful
and western oraory Astounding with anecdoe and
original ideas.
We regret to state that party of whigs assembled on
Mrs. Snowdens steps, guilty of gross udeness unbe-
coming of bacchanaans much less intelligent and
respectable On occasion, when Mr.. Brown re-
erred to candidate Gen. Cas yell Of derson burst
forth from the persons whom have referred The
further notice of and the speaker proceeded in
his remarks. When he referred the battle of Buena
VISTA the wings up cheer for Cen Taylor which
sonorous and powerful the wall of dying kitten.
This naturally provoked cheer for Cass and Butler to
which the wings responded with groans. The democrats
could stand this wanton insult longer, but making
porch, cleared but those who kne
GER portion of the frightened rushed into the house
passed through it into the street, and pposed be-
running yet Order Immediately restored, and the
speaker suffered to finish in peace. We presume the
persons will not again attempt disturb democ
meeting and hope others will take warning
We left before Mr.. Brown had ceased speaking. The
meeting was still large, numbering perhaps seven
ei ght hundred people
Trenton will be democratic at the November election
Mark the prediction!
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Democratic Mass Meeting ON Monday Wight, Oct ID
Pursuant to call of the Executive Committee of the
Jackson Democratic Association. large and enthusiastic
mass meeting OF the democracy OF this city was held at
the democratic platform. The object of the meeting
celebrate the victories of Ohio and Pennsylvania
announced IN the handbs, by firing 200 guns and lis
enng TO appropriate speeches.
The meeting assembled at ~ o'clock, and called
TO order by J. d. Hoover. esq who nominated officers
of the meeting the following gentlemen:
For Presidsnt-Major b. b. French.
Vice Presidents-yohn c. Rives,, J. E. Dow, Isaac
Clark, and Thomas Thornley,.
Seereary-Z. w Mcknew.
Major French in taking the stand President after
returning his thanks, went on to make few remarks
upon the results of the elections far they
were then known He expressed his undoubtng belief
that the signs Of the times indicated sweeping majority
on the 7th OF next month Tor Cass and Butler. After a
playful auson TO the wing Professionalism was then
marching up the avenue, and about pass the stand and
with which it was suggested by some collision might
Internationally occur and which, we are glad to learn,
was avoidedMr. French called upon the immense
crowd before him, good citizens, law and order
loving men, not TO attempt any moestaton of the whis
procession should pass along the in front OF the
democratic stand, enforcing his request with appropriate
remarks.
After few remarks OF a general nature, Mr.
French introduced to the meeting Mr.. B. F. Brown of
Ohio. who was received with much enthusiasm; for
which he returned thanks in his own popular way, and
proceeded to give an impressive Speech in which he al
luded to the main points of difference between the
tending parties wing and democratic He showed that
the increase OF the wing vote in Pennsy caused
by the coalition of abotonsm Native Americansm,
and freesoism with the wing party; and wound up by
assuring the meeting of the triumphant of Cass
and Butler in November next.
After Mr.. Brown had concluded Maj. French, at the
request of number of individuals present. read beau
tifu and truly democratic song, which was received with
cheer after cheer deserved to be- We give it be-
low, with Maj Frenchs letter consenng to its publica
ton
OCTOBER H. ls4s.
DEAR In compliance with your request that would
furnish you with copy Of the song which read our
mass meeting last evening, enclose IT,
This song written by friend OF mine in New
Yorkone who untes in himself the gentleman the scho-
the poet and the firm and unwaverng democrat The
accompanying having been marked private do
feel liberty give his name; but his song consider
democratic property, and ii is good TO be given that
wide circulation which 1t merits
Yours, most truly,
B. B. FRENCH
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HEAR HIM freeman II. Morse, late a wing congress-
from Maine, recently addressed the wings OF his dis
tct and in the of his remarks spoke of their
inee for President as follows;
What has General Taylor done for the country
his name with any primo iples do man
my candidate who has no principles do not
who will the candidate of the native
parry, the soil party the ocofoco party,
or any party that may take him up"
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NTARsHAL'S sALE.-In virtue of writ of feti facids,
l issued from the clerks office of the circuit court OF
the District of Columbia, for the county of Washington,
and directed, shall expose public sale for cash.
Thursday, the 18th OF November next at the front Of
following properly All that of ground lying and being
in the city of Washington being the south part OF the
said lot which the ground plan OF said city
lot No L. in square No 1923 the said part OF said lot
containing $500 square feet of ground as WIN DC more
fully described in deed of Thomas Carbuy trustee, to
John Sessord and dated the 9th of March, 1925 and
corded in LibeI W. B. No ~ foos so nnf A ws lns
and so feet on North Seized and levied upon
The nroDerv Of ohn Sssford and sold satisfy judcia
Ma "a 10 Octobo term IS43, in favor of Hannah J. Bagy
" ROBERT WALLACE,
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
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story brick house. adjoining the hoss Psnasyl-
vana avenue. of iath street, and over hs toages
tablished soro ationers' Hal" occupied by tho sub
screr will be for rent Possession given before the
arst of mex. month"; (November) For farms. apply 70
Oct I2-dBw WIN. FISCHER
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THE VOTE FOR CONGRESS. returns received,
which we have not time to prepare, we feel confident that
the democratic majority the congressional tickets will
not be less than 1900 votes -Psnnsypanian 2
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$780, more, the State Of Oho-o1OO the State
OF Pcnnsylvania-and 500 on the general result
lHI and have curiosity know whether they are
really in Do any of them back their pro-
LESSONS by stalking 800 that Taylor will receive
the electoral OF Ohio 800 that he the cleo
toa vote OF Pennsyvania and 500 that he is elected the
President of the United Sa.e If So they be
gratifed by leaving their address at your Office:
Oct 18-lt INDIANA.
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teegraphic despatch OF Saturday. from Charleston,
states that "Messrs Holmes, Colcock Wallace, Wood
ward and Burt have certainly been elected to Congress-
and Mr.. Mcqueen probably"
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z. w. McKNEw, Secreta
DIED.

DIED,
At Philadelphia the residence Of JAMES the 18th
inst at o'clock in the evening, JAMES LAWRENCE
g. w. WHITE, of Washington city.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of his father
street. this morning at II o'clock The friends Of the family
respectfully invited to attend.
At Cottage Hail. Charles county Md the 9Th nst MARION
NJ ROBEY eldest daughter Of WM G. RosEv aged IL yeaY
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Pennsylvanln Fiction.
Photographed for tho Baltimore SUM-
Pm ADrJpuTA Oct IT.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IT--II, a.
We have official returns this morning from the follow
ing counties, showing the following changes, COM
pared with the reported returns
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WAS opened Kings lace store, rieA assortment
w of velvet rbands and brads, for trimming bonnets
and dresses, of all colors and shades
Also l carton of fine thread bobbn edge.
expected and will be received, rich and splendid
OF black silk aces direct from the importing houses
of the North Oct. 16-eo3t
CNOR st. Francisco, CaiiforniaThe superior packet
ship Brooklyn will sail from New York the 10Th No.
vember She has fine airy the cabin second
cabin and seerage, and offers desirable conveyance to
emglants to California and Oregon.
For freight and passage apply at this office
Oct l8-2aw2w
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The official returns show whig increase as compared
with the reputed returns of 40 votes, and democratic
decrease OF 22-maklng net whg gain OF 81. This
makes Johnstons majority as far heard from $685. with
Potter county to hear from, which gave Skunk major
ity OF 325.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 17-2, p. m
The Pennsylvania has Just issued an extra, contain
ing reported official returns from the whole State, show
ing Johnston. the wing candidate, to have majority Of
eleven pofes over Longstreth Johnston believed to be
elected, but by less than 100 majority.
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0ADonYS NEW HOTEL.
Corner Of Psnnsylvania avsnus ard Third street.
Near the railroad depot, Washington city.
Aug, 1-eodlyif
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for Sale an0 90 Get.
Machine Shop to Let.

HNliE undersigned oilers TO let on rea-
Il sonable terms his whole establish
i,nent, consisting of fine new dwelling
house, large shop, two stories high, capable
OF accommodating % hands, with all the
tools, appurtenances and fixtures. Belong
ing TO the establishment, is a steam engine,
IN excellent order, that is now in daily use !;
TWO excellent turning lathes, adapted as well
Tor iron as wood work, circular saw, an
upright saw, for saving fellows or other
crooked work, and all the other necessary
arrangements" for making threshing and
most other kinds of machines, and for ca
binet and wood or iron work of every kind.
The whole establishment with the dwell.
ing house, and lots, well enclosed, will be
let Tor one year or more. Application should
he made soon. Terms runously low,
Ottawa, Feb IL, '4S. U.DREW.
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Sale OF Forfeited CANAL LAMBS
ana TOWN LOTS,

NoilCE Is hereby gwen that the follow inc
l. described Canal lands end Town Los
which have been forfeited To the State by The
hon'paymeni OF inslament. or interest, will he
Offered ior sale at Public Auction, III no, re-.
deemed before the day of sale, } at I'll, times and
places following, to wit An the Town Lots do.
sehoeu IN The city Of Chicago, ut the Canal or
ice IN chicago, on the first "Wednesday (bein,
inc MIN day. OF April next; and oil the Land,
described together with the Town Lots in Loci.
port at The town OF Toilet, on Friday the Nh day
oi apHi and the lots in Ottawa and La Sslle
on Monday the 10Th day OF April aforesaid, in
the town VI Ottawa. The sales will c,mmenc,
AZ ~ clock lnShe forenoon Of each dsy. Any
o' ,he Land. OF Lots may be reLce med previous
70 ,no DAY oisae, by making payment Of the in.
sIaimenls ar interest die.
ea'I lands aud lots will be sold in coniormi.
WIN me genera provisions of"Ah Ac,,o
amend the severn hws in re uion 10 the n II.
nos ana Michigan Canal" approved, Feb. %
1897 anu viii not be sol for less than their
value Us heretofore appraised.
CHARLES OAKLEY,
=. State Iuste
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Estate IF John FRI, deceased

NOTICE is hereby given that we III attend
Y the regular term Il the probate c,ur, Of
LasalG county, to be holden at the office Of the
probate justice, in Ottawa. on the frs, Monday
Of April next, FIR settling snI adjusting ait
claims against the estate # JOINS Fay, de-.
ceased. All persons havin. claims against,
tho said estate are hereby notified an requested
to attend al the time and place aforesaid, and
produce their claims in writing for The purpose
of having the same adjusted. ich is
ABBY e. TROCT. iJ,'r
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miscellaneous.
TIIE PhLES.
A Cure jorLite Seeurcd-Dr. Upham's
INTERN.3L REMEDY rr3

.H /NTERN.1Li REMEDY frtt
For the cure Of Plies, Inflammation Of the Liver
and spleen inHaln nation, soreness and ulcrfa-
tion Of the stomach, bowels, kidneys aud blad-
der ;infammatory and mefcuilal rheumatism;
impuriiy Of tho Ulood; weakness aud inn,ms.
ton of the spine aud for the Relief u Mar
rcd Ladies.
Nug VESErABLI PIIs T., EcruAnY. inven-
l. ted hy DR.. upham. distinguished hysi-
clan OF New York City, IL the only really sue.
cessiul remedy for that dangerous and distress
ing complaint the FILES, ever offered 10 the
pu",': ,NrypN,, ,,,,rny
80" wv - -" ~ -".'n"
no' =" 1,' ,A'' app''a'"", ""a WIZ cure
sa I ~ ",' .'".' u'v.us W n,"o, ,'''."o.
a ';, A ,r. ""' P'oosoy '"' ""'y '''"s 'na'
W., W." "e'o ~ 10 "',s'ahe "ooo' ". u pos
Wv. =. .. .,'' 49, 49, a". r''"'''n
~. r,ns'aIha.nh j.; LAX '"u Improves
Each por contains twelve Joscs A, STA els
p,r Jose. |, il very mild in 1s oo,,,,io, and
NAV be taken in cases of tho mos, ncu,e in
Mammalian w,,hou, danger An Internal onuli.
cations are in the hirb,es, depree dis,preeablc
inconyrnient aud offensive: and from The very
nature Of the disease, ,emporary in their cT,c,..
Tbi. medicine attacks the Jsea.. a, its source
and REMOVING THE CAUSE renders the
cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT.
/NEL. 9Niy9 TOPY DISEASES
Ahhon.h ,hs rI.r,no,v u.. o,;oina,Iv n,e.
pared for The euro Of Piles, We, il has proved il,
self,o be Medicine far superior to ali others in
all diseases Of an Inflammaiory character with
termination of blood TO any particular part OF or.
gan. In Inflammation and congestion If the liv.
er and spleen Inflammation, soreness, Ulcera.
ton of the stomach Bowels Kjdn,ys. and Bind.
lism it is the best Medicine ever discovered.
IMPURITIES OFTUE RIOOD.
ro,,,, ;o,n,,;,iaa a,,,. rI,aI -. o,,r,
H.. ;mn,,,I.n, 'sa %, 49, ", n,ha, .on'a.
for aIl diseases or tho 81 in and sc,of,Io,s afT,
,;ons in ali cases ,h.,s Tho LI,oJ 10 no,,o,r,IIv
I.,o,m;noJ "a ,he h.a1 n,oInc;nc ,,;,r;nos. aoJ
u,,,... mn ITpu.N'S NJ rr1,ITApv :. ~,
,;,.,s mo,;vsisJ
no W.DpIrn ,Dicc
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Gusl)rnan s. oSriDlrp.
on BIS. bro. Sllccting Il sIlirting,
CO o" brown and blue Urililngs,

w )" brown and blue Urillngs,
10 " Cotton Batting,
Q I" Wadding,
Candle Wicking, Bed Ticking, striped
Shlr,ing, plaid and striped Linseys. Rob
Roys, white, red, and yellow Flannels,
birdseye and Russia Diaper, table Linen
aud Cloths, Irish Linen. Brown Holland,
Crash. Burlaps, Bagging, ETC.; Buck Nit.
tens and Gloves, heavy woollen do; la.
dies and gents kid Gloves, Mi,,s, Of all
qualities; worstcd and cotton Hose, of all
colors, qualities, and prices Pins. Nee.
dies. Threads, Tapes, Ribbons, Weliing
Cord, Whalebone, Gimps, fringes, cords,
Hooks and Eyes, Bonnet Wire, Knitting
Pins, Thimbles, Combs, Snuff Boxes,
shirt Buttons and Studs, coat. yes, and
pant Buttons Of all kinds, Suspenders,
Elaslics, Comforiers, Shawls, hdkrs, etc.
Offered nj very low prices, by .I
oct !. Is47 CUSHMAM & GRIDLEY.
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STATE Of Illinois, Livingston county. ani the
Circuit Court ihereoi.-John L. Blackmorc, ~.
R'bert Mills, Margaret Mills, and Charles ".
All,n.-ln chanccry.
IT appearing, by satisfactory affidavit on file
a in the oico oi The clerk Ut The Circuit Cour,
If said county, that the above named defendants
are non.refijenls Of The state of Illinois. Now
you the above named Robert MINIS, Margaret
Mills and Charles ". Allen, are hereby nniii.
ed that bill in chsnrery has been flied in our
said court against you by John j., Dlackmoro
and that u summons III chnncciy has been i,su-
ed in SAID cause, and relurnahlc on the lin, day
of the next tern thereof at the court house N
Pontiac, in said county, when aud Nhrrc YOU
IRE required 10 appear aud ansNc, said hill ~
the same will be aiken us confessed against YOU
and a decree entered according In the pra,c
thereof. ANDREW MCMILLAN Clerk,
Feb % 1878 80 It. Per :. &. Lam.
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.2imin isirai1r'S Sale.

eY virtue of a decree Of the circuit cour, O.,
La Sale county, in the slate of illinois.
vii be sold, by or under the direction Of tic sub.
scIiher, administration of the estate Of NATHAN.
lei BuRroS. decd. on Monday the 81 day Of
April next, between 10 and 4 O'Clock Of said
day. on the premises, nil the night, tile, aud in
terest Of Nathaniel Burton. late Of La Sale
county, deceased, had in and TO lots No. three.
block No. twelve, with brewery thereon md
half OF a stable and lot No. one in llckNo. one;
also, lot No. two in block No. twelve, with one
half Of n stable thereon, situate in Ottawa ecu.
tre. La Sale county, Illinois.
Terms and coalitions Of sale made k no wn n
the dny Of sale, ellis.
CHARLES HAYWARD. 4Gyn'sfr.
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NEW GO 0 DIS!
Alexander w. NDagill

NOW offers for sale at the NEW STORE on
~ the northwest corner Of the public square,
large lot Of entire new goods, at prices as low
as any other house 10 the state. His stock OF
DRY GOODS consists, in part, of
Broadclo,hs, Ginghams,
Cassimeres, Prints,
Satlinels. Lawns,
Tweeds, Rob Roy Plaid,
Kentuky Jeans, Oregon "
Veslings, California "
Mous.de.Lancs, Rough & Ready,
Alpacas, Plaid Linseys,
Csshmer.de. Lanes. Wool sbawls.
Bed Ticking, Drilling. Flannels, Bro. Holland,
Irish Linen, Russia Diaper. Crash, Begging,
Batting, Wicking, Hose. Necdles, Pins, Rib
bins, Thread. Silk, Cord. Fringe, Gimp, But
tons, Thmbes. Studs. Shirts, Buttons, Suspen-
ders, side and Back Combs, of all shapes and
sizes. Also. large assortment Of
Boots d Shoes, Wardicare g. CrOckerT.
Also, large lot OF GROCERIES. Crushed
and Loaf Sugar; Brown, Havana, Muscovada
and New Oaleans Sugar; Old Java aud Rio
Coffee, Old lIyson, Young Tyson aud Black
Teas; NutmcGs. Cloves. Pepper, Allspice,
Ginger, Indigo, Saerarus, &c. &c.
Ottawa. Oct. 10, lSI7.
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Administrators Sale.

DT ,iIlue of u decree of the Cinur Cour, Of
1l.aSallc County, in the state o! Illinois, vi !
be sold, 10y or under the directions Of the sub.
scllber, administrator of the estate Of soEIS
CnARlis, decd. on the IS h day Of March
1878, at o'clock in afternoon, On the premise :.
all that certain piece or parcel of land situated
IN the county If i.aSaiIe and state aforesaid,
described as follows, viz:-O One lot Of Land, con.
tanning forty nine aud 50-l00 acres. being part
OF the ne, N W, Nv, sc, quarters OF section 80 10
!, 30 \. Of X. L. Of the , m, commencing
ut stake 10 chains wes, Of the centre OF said
section, on the quarter section line, thence %
deg 10 min, / o oh 81 links, the centre Of said
section being north Oh ~ links thence 72leg
10 min. Cd ch 10 links; thence II % deg 20 min
c Is ch % links thence u IS deg Is min 80
chains ! links thence 5 0jeg as min 10 chains
i2 links; thence 81 deg 20 min 7 chains 90
links; thence $ 80 tCg 20 min Q II chain. 81
links, to the place of beginning, containing for.
~ nine acres fifty hundIedths OF an acre.
Terms and condition. of sale made known on
the day Of sale. WAR WALDE, Admir-
February 4, 1877.
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Scotch BagSIng. He'd Ticking.
- GA hand AID Tor sale low,
II pieces Dundee Bagging.
4 do Osnaburghs & Burlaps.
25 do Tickings, "a TO Ca, from
l23 to 81 cts. per yard,
WALKER Il HlCKLING.
tefv
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miscellaneous.

Bring on your Wheat: y9s
lU,UUVB wanted, for which ' The
highe',' market price will tc paid in CAsp-no.
hiag wid aJoui g563s ak ". MAGILL,
dee ~ ..Dri .r..I#. 40
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s 1S4e. fAssasgsgssAA
Matteson g. Preston,

- 1S4e. s ssszslA
Matteson g. Preston,
COAM.SSlON h FORWARDING MERCHANTS.
ST. LOUIS, MO. H H
JOEL a. MATTEsoN. JOHN Il. PRE.roN.
REFERENCES.
Capt. Calvin Case, St. Louis;
Messrs. pomcroy < Durkee, g
I" Smith 4 Townsend, Netc Orleans;
p. 4. Walker, Esq. Baton Rouge;
Benjamin Wacle, ESP, Matches: -t
Mc.srs. Williams and Lawrence, Quincy;
!. \. Morris, Esq, I"
l.. p. Sanger. Esq, Galend; Hoi-ni 7J
Messrs. " ellsworth, Dyer & Chaplin, Chicaso
g Ogden and Jones,
Gen. Jacob Fry, t
Messrs. Mattcson s Bradner, Joliet;
g Walker * Tickling, Otidpa;
Cushman & Gridley, s.
Isaac Hardy, Esq, LasaHe;
ID. J.. llough,
James Dunlap, ESQ.,, Jacksonville:
Messrs. Cortenias & Griswold, Peo,ia,
:" Phelps * Bour!and, I"
Hon Thomas Ford, I"
Messrs. Bradncr & Co., New York;
David Lcayitt, ESP, f" 't1t
Messrs. Suydam, Sage & Co., (" Gi
I" Corning, Homer & Co., Albany;
A. ]. Williams, Esq, Ultra; -.
Messrs. Kimberly, Pcasc & Co., Buffalo,;
I" Jey 4 Webster, +" ~
g Reed, Parks s. Co., Beerer; 500
g Bobb * Bishop, CierelGnd; ati
" Burrows & Co., Cincinnati;
" Williams * Diworth, PinsJurg;
& Elt.np
&c L. s +. Faber, H,A" t-..r
|. d. Harmon, Esq, Peru; r
Messrs. Hoffman & Goats, :. ,t..I.i.
7. D. Brewster, Esp "
A. 4 ! H. , KKIlsely, Esq, Springfield;
VIM. Fem, Esq, Laron; I.sIs yel
Messrs. Dudley s Wardlow, Hsa.nTin;
Chas. c. Wilcox, Esq, PeL,n.
CASH ADVANCES MADE ON ClNslcEEshTS.
Referring to our Gard above We take this os.
ension To solicit Consignmen,s Of Merchandise,
either for sale here forwarding to siher points.
We shall confine ourselves 10 n Commission
and Forwarding business and feel cpnfds ut in
assuring you that our experience. in busineks.
and acquaintance generally in the county. will
enable Us 10 give uny business with which we
may be favored The most satisfactory attention.
Any poison wishing 10 bave groceries Of any
Kind, OF any other article purchased in 81. Louis
OF New Orleans and shipped to them, can have
/, done by sending their orders 10 US, fot Two
and a ball per cent on the sionty b,vettpd. Fer.
sons doing retail business any where west Of
Detroit or in my other direction. can depend
upon having their orders filled at as low rates,
If they send to US, aud perhaps lower, than they
could Ivy coming themselves. Every attention
shall hs given ia having goods Put in good order
and shipped a, low rates, however small tho
amount may lie, that is sent to US TO be isvssled.
1t shall be done promptly and TO order. n
MATTES0N Il PRESTON.
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20 Walksr &,GiekIiua. ~.
New Goods! New Goods!

Etfttt
NE are now receiving from New York.
wv Boston and Philads phian. q large aud
varied assortment of fancy and staple
DIR Y GOOD s,
And offer them for sale at such k,c pr;ees tina,
we are confident il will he to the i,rre,, Of pur.
chascrs To call and eramne our stock and price,
before purchasing elsewhere. We rsspecttuIly
invite our old suslomcrs and the public general.
" 10 call over at the old stand on the south Side
cfthe public square and examine.
Forty pieces of rich. new siylr,
EaH d Winner Dress Goods,
sUcH AS
Plain and Fancy Alpacas,
Satin stripe and checked Alpacas.
Tartan. Rob Roy. s. Oregon Plaids.
Mouselincde Lanes.
Fail 4 Winter Gin.I,ams.
800. and upwards. pieces Prints,
from Ut 10 Is cts. per yard, al,
new styles and patterns.
ALso-Book. Swiss, Null and Jaco.
net Muslins,
Greene, Bergc, Irish Linens,
Towel and Table do.
Table Covers, Silk Fringes,
Plain and Plaid Linseys,
Handkerchiefs, Shawls. Hosiery,
Berlin wool and working Canvass,
Black and colored kid, cashmere,
cotton and Isle thread Gloves.
ana all other articles usually enqured for Ia n
country store.
N. B.-As usual. most kinds Of county pro-
duce taken in exchange.
WALKER & IIICKLING.
Sept. "a, 1877.