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E- PIANO-fOkTE-.-P-rs shout pur
8z.II-- chasing Pisoo. VII hnd . " heir adgsn-
age ~ ca. a. K Glenn 4 CO . Aanuf4cla-
J ] Try, - su.t0n-sL west u Broadway
g-n-r. sssOrime-t Of AslOg0ny and Rosewood Pianos
coustsaLy hand lIch ~l oe sod lO~ fOf cAsb
proved paper. Dealers supplied liberal terms Pianos
lOaaed a. reasonable prees K GLENN co
myT - F4lOn-st
&1r<PIANOs FOR SALE AND TO HIkE
kx1u13<. 81 barc.ay o. opposite ne Aslof House,
"HH from 4 20 octaV~. 70 ,o.se ood and ma
j u 9hoEsny eAsss JAS THOMPSON co
.u| r INA 1 ~ H..H
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Nye.1ing from 500 10 $1,000 prot, PEI alllm Wi.
Lee 80 q slt For sac ia ite Cry u Baltimore 40 TX
char.e AL Lottery Orce me most ce-ratc alt very
he.t N CO 10 The cy beyond any question Do regard iu
TOE amount VI city business boasts The largest 10
baltimore The locally 10 tl- very heart u tl- 1-s
ue.s rart 81 ne city The reputation 1f he once
from Canada to 0rda The .iresi AID mO.t extensive
n e county AID tie rKrsres Inc most costly - stan
Ia tasteful. and 10 la hy ar The most numerous
AID grut abe country spoucence 10 he lln The
Nro .taal shlleu license iKlre-. sut good VII, VII
e cod Tor than VIII be- guaranteed % The plf-
chaer from ne prOas Oi Tie otiery business sO1e m sN
mouhs reference 90 he book. u The concern al n
ID nv Of lotteries. should be perfectly
.iaciory there - Toe l0We-t cash pce
$3.50 The !. moderate ard here Re the
premises Persons ,gosec 10 avAl themselves " a.
opportunity Of geng established and pleasant
business producing Get pro1. Of from 500 90 500
per a1rlm. nlsl a1dr-s. Immediately D. {. box 80,
BALTIMORE Nd ALA 30
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.~ DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS

~ DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
E~SE-aNTD ,hkkN s5lhY Ocraa House L.Jo z
8rsnchI. Pori "a a.llnsLOn. 81 oLnts Dorf
Browns DOCK Mc1.rI0~lt an1 Red Bauk-Ths n-vs
sn1 W--sroSn steamboat CONFIDENCE. Cap A
hsgs~ry. all i04.0Ns ifOm q Perk.to
Fer. p h al IA
Lave Nr1T1rk Leave SArew.oagv
Wednesday " IS - 10 AN Wednesday. o.. IS pm
T lurs1ay ls-lgH Taur.dsy 10 4 -.
FRIDAY lT A n furay. Il
saturday IL ., saturday. Is 81.
~4rfay. - " 4-lEdsv. ID
r. NENCUR-ION To THE FISHING
z.e.asss>>sz BANKS, q sandy Hooa, every Mods,
Ileslsy y ed1cslay THURSDAY Frt.v
40 sl3asy TIE sleamer BUFFALO 49, cave fsoi Il
Rooilson-sL gc-DcEs Tllrir~nl1-.L 6t Cansist a.
Csnsrl--st 81 CrAnc.l 2, Per No. J. Sorth Rlrer a,
ksireshmens sn1 fisl4ng .ack4. pr.si4ed .o.nl
- c-rL. -srh wa M
IT. AFORkEYPORT AacinxuFors Ham
-. ton Each ~sy-Th- steamer JOHN
HART caves ChAmDers.t Per Ia III San.
tsys excepted 4 4PM Returning cave, k~vpori =,
:. Ne ~ AZ ~. i,r.
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n. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

dr. ron Bkl DGEPokI;I 10 oal e "a
~ - connection with Pc huustNnc 80
Naugslurk Railroads The .ieanl,f MN
ROD leaves foot of Market every day sunia,s
ed atIl Freight wed boz New ora thfouah ne
dsy until o O'Clock. 2 NJ Horses and carriage. iaArn
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/ T4bl' a. decided The best aric made
lr glrfy.lg ne Cr1t1l Or 0tsr waller. rtreis n
ms els noW testify from qracrca4 experience i =
Aruce hat t0-s keeper would h- without. sf-sr
srelrg operation Il = - simple 10 construction -hst
Ia. principle may IT, CON Preleu1ed - glance Il can BE-
.holuls hg q. al-i D. 8 moment without cost
PrceS S. Ofce - Broadway, .ssi corner u Cham
trrs-sL
-.~r.-.4 Id rr- rt.-x- - .--- anvil here I'D
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w ; guJr kU>-lNL Iasi arrived from 4la4y maArs
known ID the bic that he Is Lie % his exraof
tinAry ch-mi,4 preparation. approved By De Me1icsl
Academy o. So ard other pars of Italy ne
remedy for epdcmlc4 diseased ara Tor he
ChoerA Ii useu. for many Oih-f rpO.e-t0 remove
.pots from The lace from any other PAT. u body
Il .moytns s1d th- lucid and cot
1ke velvet For ample Information, Sc th- pre-
crpuou The Nsrruie " stsr 70 sod ale ST and ~
q b.auI@ In
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FnR -AI.F Oh fNCHANEE.-A -


COZ NIhh - 1, - I. 80 So So;
- ore ul r. f-1ia rs-rosl depot A. n 1o-.- Con-
t. el1se q IS -. ktc--- ltiar'-i -tr- Ar
oistTls c- a. s-es c, ne 1u4se 7ol 10 .lr =. So
So .rar-. 1ers s-e q acres - slt Arc hard sand
nesrr ~ --e- 10 cx.er. "a te1rS 30 ne properly
at1ul -o-s- many s1A1e sc ra- irvr-' mans j
~ a.. a. surnuer res.1euce Toe gro11is s-s
U- AZ set ard tte bathing a1i 1.1ing -Nct el 4a
49,. N - ~ STUNT o. Va a.
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49, a0tt- hereby gwen l 81 q~rs'ns ID. = 70
ga ..f NAkl a. RONFsfNi 40 H 30 ty of vs. i'f., -
-...t t -rt rnlct-rs --i t~ sln- t~f
H 10. .tr-rt she ~ ~ "a. on mo-
-f-. Pm Gas oi JArlav nsf-t ~ 10 i- no
Il. III, -. JOSEPH uEDrERRE.
Et-.af.r
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/ PJBLlsHFRS-Ne would Inform a. c0rsuuers "
Printing PAPER hal prepared finnish good AID
Uniform caaily 0i Ne~. BOOK Psp-r. iof cash P-o-
st-r. ind NE c4-h system m NOS. probable a. FL
q her rlrrta 49,. We refer u me
pa -ousumer. tbs c.y and Bo-un or alb
~ 10 naLlfaclur- good aruce u Paper Auy sr- nr
80 ehi made % order short constant slrply
yu.Fnaf--l JONES L NHEELW klGr.
rvi sfu li0 Slst--sg Hlsrn1
The examiner., 1849-06-30

been then to have hoisted the pro-slavery
flag. But explain the reason as you please
il is undenisble that she now declares. by
every copy of the Discipline she sends forth
among her people, .1hat she is as much as
erer conuinced of The great epl of slaue.
'y." Here she stands and the eyes of ;ae
civilised world watch her movements, await
ing the redemption Of her pledge. And
pertinent to the circumstances of the Church
is the inquiry with which we desire TO close
this grouping Of facts.
What ought We Southern Methodists to
do in the existing state Of things in Ken
tucky! New circumstances are thrown
around US, and decision to be had in
which are deeply involved our long avow-
ed and iondly cherished principles. The
State is now preparing to revise her Con-
stituton, every citizen is now called upon
10 say, by his vote. what the fundamental
law Of the land shall be for the future
To US, tits an immensely important crisis,
IN toord we have asserted our principles,
suffering reproach and scorn--we have de-
eiared our convictions OF he evils Of slave
~ throughout the length and breadth of
the land, have wrestled with our brethren
for what we deemed fair and equitable in
the administration Of the rules on slavery
have separated from the North, rather than
submit to virtual disfranchisement, as church
members-or as ministers-but in doing SO
we TOLD THEM, we TOLD THE WORLD that
We believed the declarations of the disci.
pline on the subject of slavery, and were
ready TO submit TO its requirements. Now
the time approaches that must test the sin.
cerity Of our professed devotion to these
prlnclples-wE MUST act for slavery or
against it. Hitherto we have been re.
strained in the carrying forward these prin-
ciples by the Constitution and laws Of the
Commonwealth-and We are law abiding
men-but now that we are thrown into the
original state Of society-for the purpose of
forming new Constitution, we have pre-
sented an opportunity to speak at the polls
and say slavery shall de. Does not con-
sistency with oar long cherished principles
demand Of us fair. honest, earnest effort
TO do this
On The ministry Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South devolves at this moment
a most awful responsibiliy-iG true TO their
ancient faith, the curse Of slavery shall
cease to exist in Kentucky-if false to that
faith-they gather the guilt Of centuries Of
wrong and outrage. and repeat the horrid
imPrecation, ''the blood be upon US and
our children"
Two SOUTHERN MErHoDIsrs.
The examiner., 1849-06-30

SPEcuLkroxs IN CALIFORNIA 'There are a
good many excellent stories in circulation brought
over from California by the passengers Gu the
Crescent CITY, Illustrative OF the very peculiar
stale of affairs in California. Que Ct lhs Otst
we have heard, is "a follows:
A naval Off ;er had iasI landed on the wharf at
Sal Francisco, and seeing ragged, dirty looking
fellow IoungIng around, hsned him, sayHg-
'HalIoo, my good fellow, Il you'll icy hard
and take this uunk TO The hotel, fli sise You tao
dollars ...etf
1.-Two h-ls," exclaimed the indignant luurgsr,
"whv, stranger, III give you an ounce o; s9id, 70
carry il up yourseif
"Agreed, 80 replied the officer, Who, shoufdsfmg
his own heavy uuak, took IL 10 the hotel, follow ID
closely by his ragged employer, who psomPlly
handed over 10 him the ounce OF gold-i iirss en-
abling the officer 20 pocket sixteen celiais vsIy
easily.
The best speculation, however, Of which We
have heard was that OF l0aier who ssole . hen.
and invited four IeinIned miners 10 dine upon
her al the reasonable rate Of hye collars esth-
In preparing the hen ior cookHg, out kaisf
ioand IN heI craw two ospces OF goid. Aasf psf-
taxing freely Of the hem The loaisf ioand ihe to-
| lowing 10 be the psohls Of the tfansae-ionss
For four sussfs al O. each I'D
For oouaees Of s0lj ioandf hsns enk-.s--.-. -
ro.al prs6s On nhsa........----. :: Ga
The examiner., 1849-06-30
WHOLE NUMBER 1O7.

and much greater evil than slavery is State
ruled by a Church, connection Of Church
and State-no mater Of what Christian denom-
ination the Church may be-
Yours, DOUGLASS.
The examiner., 1849-06-30

| yours, DoOOLAss.
Gsnflemen:-Since my retnrn to-day from
the country, whittier had gone on Monday
last, have observed, in the Democrat Of yes
terday, very gross personal attack on me by
name, with an opprobiOus allusi0n 10 gentle
man not now living-whie our Assalant eau
tiousy withholds his own name. Had he given
il, perhaps that had been sufficient. Upright
gentlemen seldom offer such indignites to
others, especially the dead. Respect for your
readers, however, prompts me 10 say that will
defend my character against his unfounded ac-
cusations. provided he will disclose his name,
and l can be assured that he 10 a respectable
person. | lam, very respectfully,
w. l.. BREcKNRIDGE-
Louisville, June Is, lS49
Mr. Breckinridge can have the name Of the
writer alluded to at any time.-Ep.
To the REQ. w. L. Breekinridge:
In your card, unpublished this morning, you
say have made opFrobious illusions 20 gen
ileman not now living, aud that had given my
name, perhaps that would have been sufficient
Upright gentlemen seldom offer such LadigDilies
to others, especially the dead.
Now, sir, in my communication i offered no
indgnity TO the dead, except such as you have
conjared up in your Imagination. Here is my
language: "In Louisville, some years ago, We
saw the effect Of church power in arranging
procession Of the Sunday school children. The
Presby terians stood at the head of IT, in the per-
son Of my old friend, Abijah Bayless." Now,
sir, in using the name alluded TO an angry cor
respondence that took place between him and
gentleman Of this city In the public DewsPa-
pers. The facts as stated them are religio usly
true; and so Is the fact Of your deceiving and
beguiling democrats; and # you deny II, as soon
as harvest is over I will see IL cant prove IT,
Yours, DoroLAss.
June 10th, ls49.
The examiner., 1849-06-30
I.fF.,on co. June 20. ,49.

PS. hope that all editors Of newspaper,
who nav publish Mr.. Graham's attack on me,
will dol me the justice to publish my defence.
w. L. B.
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80. s.nt,m.pt fs Canada Favorable 10
fa"'' Asnexa,icn.


oe.uo..h,.,b,en II the press in Lower Canada
ls ,,s.,6. the TraRscryDf and our Old opponent.
- D., 80. nos believe lett tue sole advocates
- co.s,nusncs Of colonial relations with the
no,.sS cauotfy The latter, indeed. can scarcely
- u,on "a me advocate Il anything beyond tee
In power Of bis pstroDs the present min
Isuy With the Tyarsor,pf II Ia altogether different
81, H. however satisfied Of the DEF lOraOe resuts Of
colonial msgoverBmsnf. sincerely ana nonesilJ OF
oolnin th- <bsteyer advantages this country woul9
s.n BIZ annexation 70 the United State would ish N
rsvsy us TOR the loss Of mOnsrcncsl Institutions
90 long a. st Whatever coat. The people Of C@rsoa
were coaten I'd With their necessarily subordinate con
ciupn coonis.s - Crest Bdtsir II would have been
Clearly sDsurd for them hsve s0ueh iDr ary in.ii
taons i0cOnssient With the prime pies o. tne -i
Government but having arrived 90 The CONCLUSION tn@t
IL IL 90 longer tor their interest u MAINTAIN t9>if po
Atcs connection with the mother country, lev can D.
% blind a. not o. tse that TIE nserals 10 found
CoIsttatoDa Monarchy. on this continent. 90 not ~
ist The Haser,y, ssys-" We are forces 70 tbs Coz
ousi ,s that 10 tos dy me friends Of annexation are 70
BE- found In the ultra Conservative party and tne -ss
democratic and republican Of the ff'rch. 70 isi
from friends o. annexation In tbs cry beng limited
u tho psri~s named Dy tne Tsossc-tr tue real oncu
~ IL To discover WHO toe opponents Z" annnnslon
Among iis xsfmest I'd 20 b. found cur Lead
Ing cizsns u both natOssl origins u every ihsde In
p.litics. VI every religious denoninsiion. 100 Tran
scya .tosrthsr mistakes tn- character Of VIA, mas
befrtfors been csled the Conservative party Of 10"
sr Canada" Lord Durham 0nSerstOO1 them be'ter.-
They h.ve no trs.fs Ia common With either hoKhsn
Tories" or Vcn1csn noblsss = bot are, ~ LORD Dur
ham correctly enough described q en-, an i0dfpen
osat and sons hat turbulent or's .cfscy. fuly PIE
pared We sincerely reheve, 70 adapt th>us-iFes 70
sod .ce~pt In good siib. The Institutions under "n'ct
they have their u'snDO 10 the tnip states -
tain q degree VI prosperity sod sVcie4 acFsictHchI
infinitely sUfpsssios their own.
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history OF soBEHcK's PULnIoNIo


p.
IN TIE YEAR 1889, the subscriber, resident Of THIS
eity by exposure contracted heavy Cold which, sci.
ling upon hi- uugs terEuslsd 10 confined case o.
~ monary Consumption. vas Al his Time emsei.ied'
very feeble he'd distressing Cough raising Of blood and
pa rsm pain ny breast. hectic lever night swras ana
snn--+ to b. rsridlv declining, much lhstmy ply
stefan ard friend utterly departed o. ny recovery w
individuals, ~ present rtsl'eni. OF ls Guy ess
issy that my case presented hopeless sppeei -neT .na
cordsucs viii NY phys cizus directions eI ne ely,
md ancr arrived 10 The country bee'me Worse COZ
foed entirely TO ~ t-c. md failing rapidly. When all
bops oil -gef seuag well hsd gone, vas strongly r.
commended ~ syrup made from an Od Inc "a re-
&c p' which succeeded Ia ss-eiuAly curing ne peise-
The o ne medicine Tor several h~n
ny disease become ripe BROKE and oroosht up arze
Quantities OF yellow matter mixed VITA eiosled sood snd
10 about moIfls sit-r~Nrd my disease a. enurely
removed AID fell we'll excepting some deOihy Year
ing 10 rrturn 10 be city, removed 20 teminFion, J.
where nauy persons, having heard Of my astonishing
r,rs anord 10 me for Tbs medicine, and u number Of
eQasy remarkable cures we're made ey me use OF H. ~
sss section OF ne sou1iy SOON &C qafea Rses p
f-t conslrsued ave my whole attention 70 is manu-.
fscaro and sale. bar The demand iof u L ilereasng
osnd sest ineOnvsreneeln slppsng Toe distant orders
b~Trrc removed to lie city u Philadelphia where The
medicine be- been growing IN iepaiaNoa AID demand
an iecSced 70 make his statement Of 10 origin Of
schencks Pum0nic syp rem he fact ihul there are 10
mzny medicine. brought besrs no pubAe ihs prove %
sl TO be deception thai the public generally believe al
es cnes ae VI thai ehsr.ctsf bat he proprietor u lis
,-es assured thai be fsly ssrsly all 10 will call a.
h oce where hey examine he many certificates OF
cue. from p@ops Of respecAbIy ms and other ctes
TIE folo~ing testimony 10 from the eiurers Of f-u
nFtoc here lte pfopn-iOr resided some years. and
Were The Paonc syrup was hfss oesr-d % ne pghhe
J. IA. sCHENCk.
Va he unaar.igued citrers Of Fl-mington County o.
Hunungdon and State Of N~w-Jersey, would state hat
have been Intimately sce1siuted with Mr.. J. a.
>c1enes siace ine year 3d. ~ q ne 20 removed q
ni tow and a. early sSs MANUFACTURED aud cold here
ne Punoric syrup mat during cur h0le
scqgain1rce with h b. has sgssnc the character o. On
hou0ra5 hs minded aud thzi <e should hsv,
every eouf5-ucsa any statement he may make 10 he pub
lc relative Ia the Puinouic syrup
We would further stair q own know ed ge. hs vs.
ar sasf-5 thai was 6rs a1d only persos thu.
offered tb- GenuiLe Punonc syrup 10 lie public thai hs
made here. and that LuGerous e~rtneai-s o. cures
rs-rtei bT he Puimoulc syrup soEne Of which care
under or own immediate 90 .ervalon were published
bsfore any o- established for rs sale either II
N-~-Yort or Pm adeipa.a-
We believe il daily guard -. g1bie against ts'
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HousE-xEEPIHo ARTICLES.

FEF UNI SAF II
THE UNDERSIGNED have very lsrxe aud fpendld
Il assofmeE; OF house xeeping articles, comprising 10
part In ware iapanuei ware Britannia ware. hardware,
earsys Of all descr pions dinner and "a bells, cO1ss
and urns. atle-cutery In full acts, broous brushes,
mails. busters, spOngebsths, hand-b~lJws, ensneled
aolowwzre shovel and longs, posef-, cog Tile .,
and a. tho usef4l srlc.es 10 hocsgs@epng hotels,
sining aloous packetsps, and srembgas htiec OK al
sncri u0-ce, and very lO& prices
As the proprelors the manuflctIrers q al the
Leading arces IN their line, hey confident tnsy
furnish them lower ~ wholesale retail hzn any other
house 10 NJ city. a SMITH co.
slG imeof- = FIltOn-st. ore door from God
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TO BUILDERS AND OWNERS OF HOUSES
ELASTIC WINDOW SASH SUPPORTER.

THE PARTICULAR ATTENTION Of builders hard
dealers and otLers, is called 70 he Elastic Win
dow Sasn % pporer wrch Il cOupieis substitute 0r
weights AID pg4eys rery simple not liable 10 sei o.
order. Will last long lie sash may be put INTO ne
sash any person, IL ire Top and bottom SAL and IL
q sight. vii retain tie window 10 any position a1d pro
shaking BY ne wind cost much ess tnsn ~.
and pa sys and no boz casirss required.
No. /, tor RA road and Otrsr small windows; No 2
equal 70 sash gang l. 70 IS he No 70 sash gn
ing IS % - he.
URxaaL A2ens.-Boston, Z Hosmsri seT.Torn
Quincy Delzpisrre Philadelphia HesiOn Deockls
Baltimore, s1cEney Beatty - Louis. Chd, FAR Co
:. RHlTHARSH. Manufacturer
tyL 2svSmW&s Northampton. Essa
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LAsD sLIBs AND Loss ~ LiFf-We we're n
formed ny the clerk Of lae steamer o'ner.i "9.,n
arrived ys.ts,ds, nor.ng that tha evening OF M
27th insr tae RIVER Dalxs 81 MOrsantas 10 tbo p'tS
Of P.ate Couyse eaved ~. carrying away ,Oout t~v
Aerrs Of srOuhd sad that NJ J. ssett the Keeper U
bslon.isg 70 TIE estate Of Charles Morgan, .ost thei
hves by being esyofeo 10 toe River Persons were en-
ssssd On Friday In searching for the oooiss OF ine
n,..Isg ~ .. Della, 2Oth.
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rbA bO1kON VA Nf " IN ~
Assu-.xa<F ALL ufNER-By the splendid AL slfr
ssa@ss@-AHAes nor steamers BAY STATE and LMfihe
STATE OF great Strength AMI speed rsIacusry sAp-,
10 trs NAVIGATION of Long Island sound running In con
aecaon with the Fall River aud Cd Colony Railroad
distance Of - .s 10 Boston only. Leave pier no
Nor.h River. near the Battery Tho siesiaer EMPIRE
STATE Capt Coms.ork. Tuesdays, Thursdays anc
Saturdays al > NJ The BAY STATE, Capt Brown
Nonfrvs " eduesdavs ard Fritayr ~ 5 Pm. This ini
s he only one that runs direct for Newport For reigt
Or passage eppy board. and either 10 IlsDALE BOX
DIN ~ Nsi or al the Office % he Line NJ The cofusi
- ~. tt,gt~r.sf ana Raftrry.niare myi ON
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n-@ PoRCLEN COVE. Huntington. 30.

r. FORGLbN COVE. Hunting loo, No -
E.s%ix---4S0ort and Comma L -Ol suj siirr
srsx -ss-s tuesday OK. . 1919. the sui spend
Steamer NORWALk. Capt \ Blydenburgh. will leave
N.v-Yors nor, pier wet ,de % Catherine slip, every
TUESDAY Thursday snd Ssmitsy az - o'clock, 7 H. Re.
Fs,v AL : Hun fal rt H. and Gita Cove a. O'Clock
A 81 Fsre 10 % IN Cove p co. Huntington and North
port 81 CO. Comac % Frc ght taken at packet prices
Al persons are forbid trusting any person On account OF
the shove host or owner. ~ I'm
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IMPROVED PLArFoRAf SCALES.

lSLOOa AND PORTABLE. Goa. Hay. EHil-sad Bank,
4 Coun.rT an al otf-r Scales Manufactured - he
Ne~loGk Jrur-yrl-u SCAR r1Aker- 60 - Ofc-n--st
TIE sae. u this Canpsny cessrsr1y tAk1K precr-
dense ~ ~ or@rs snt Tor couuess and durability are
ulfivaed warranted Cofrer sut not ish- ~ ~ Cct 81
order We r-isr Wiz curr-suc- the merchants and
eishEaslsrs q Nev-lcfG wto Etsrsliy psif01-
t1as as Also francs 4 ack1oW edges Superiority or
.aiv Win nc shove "a, Nkdcu-isrs, 1car frOnfs
Aes I'll c-dSfs ~i propily zilencci % and repair
ing done without delsy ~ Gro SHEPPARD,
- go Agent y } n Co
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ROOFING

COODwlNs PATENT CEMENT shesihinz for
NRoofs IL cheap, n and curabie-prce " psr
Oo AID h-r- ock boards. 4 esn loot
II, c.0r shingles 81 wara-Lec. O1.es % College
place, uezr Cl.mJ-fs-sL
SMOKEY CHiNSEYs
Good wins Pats1t Ce1s-Si ChimIey Pois are b. most
er-cive remedy. They ar In - Washington. Cus-
ism-hocse, Sewfors, I1c ogser public buildings % Coz
see-plaes. near ChsHoers-L ol lnsod.
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B. KREISCHER
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80, 4. 81. s. AT e Ooefcs-sL usu Delaney.
Fire Bricks, VI 81 shapes AID SrAie s1tsrss
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sseksr's AL orssrsooss rlrs Nora,
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Blks .p5 .hs q ~ siEss Fe Szn. superior qasty
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.T--~ .OPPO~ITiON BOAT FOh ABA

ssss45.=-xSNY DIRECT -sare l2s cents. THIS boa
'1sa,z arrives n ume Tor the hrsl morning irsn'
OF car. East anl West Tn. low pressure steamboat
EUREKA, Capt Waterbury, vii leave Tho pier a. ne
foot of B,rcay-s Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays a.
O'Clock Pm FREE shi taken ~ the lOweet prices Fo
pas5age or freight apply on board This boss has osf
completely renewed and her accommodation are of th'
mest admirable sind B2o