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Two BARNS RURSEp.--About two weeks ago
the barn Of John NJ Trout, near Vcrmliunve
was set on fire by some wicked ncenliary aud in
few minutes burnt to the ground consuming
n large quantity of hay and grain. A horse, which
had been in the barn, had been cut loose and turn
ed out previous to firing the barn. Tho house,
although a considerable distance Of, was only sa.
we'd 10y extreme excrtions.
On Thursday night Sept 2Gl the barn of Mr..
joel Alvord,a cwmiles below Lowell and about
five miles from Mr.. Trouts, was set on FIRE and
soon was reduced to ashes It contained large
amount of wheat, oats and hay, all Of which
was consumed No clue which might lead to the
detection Of the perpetrator ofthcsc outrages has
yet been discovered. II is, however, supposed
that they were committed by rascal Who in
attempting to steal Mr.. Alyurds horses, short
time before, had been shot a, while in the act Of
taking three horses from the barn. but who made
his escape into the timber.
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Rock Island Railroad.

Weare happy in being able to announce that
ground has been broken, and the work com.
monceh in earnest on the Rock Island and Chica
q Railroad. Work was commenced last week
On that par, Of the road leading south from Chi.
c'gc and this week work has been commenced in
the neighbohosl Of Joliet The Hon Joel A.
Ml,teson has closed contract with Mcssrs. Farm
ham md Sheffield for the grading bridging. &c,
Of about 80 miles Of the road, from, the vicinity of
Blue Island, in Cook county to the Grundy coup.
y line, Cnler this contract we understand from
twenty 10 fifty hands are slrcadya, work, so that
the contractors ara actually Smelling out" We
learn that it is the intention Of the contractors 10
haze tho road in operation to Peru before the
close Of the next season
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Dea'h Of W L. Little, ofJo,i,t.

We learn with pain that the Hon, wu,,,v =
l.tHii. died at Joliet on Tuesday morning, the
S4lh ut. after and illness of abon, r.,. A.
L. Sa's young lawyer o! fine talents, who had
risen from poor boy, by force of hi, own ,nsr
e'e'' to an easy competency, to en,inence in hi.
profession, AMI to considerable prominence !,
'h"s'ile az a politician. As member Of tho
''s'I'tarc Of Illinois two years ago ho di.eharp.
~ With marked ability the impor,an, du,ir. Of
enaiT'an Of the Committee on Cana and Canal
Lands. so that. a. the ensuing election for con.
g'e''' no became prominent candidate in ,bi.
district. mud was defeated in the democratic con
''n'ion by but few rolas, and /, was though,
rather by accident than from a real wan, Of
'''sns'h. He vas a man Of amiable character
and lsavos very large circle Of warm ftiend.--hc
lad 10 enemies
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Revolutionary Movement.

| Apofher Net 0lutlonary Movement.
! The latest Texas papers announce that reyo
lutionary party has been organized in the depart
ment Of Tamaulipas, Nueyo Leon, and Coahuila
! sufficiently powerful to expel TIE government
srvops. and establish an Independent, government
in all the valley Of the Eio Grands .ss, Of the 81.
ezra Madrc Their plans, they say, a,e 50 well
niaturcd, that decisive blow will probably be
struck in a few weeks
"A large number Of volunteers fom Texas
Rave been enlisted. aud large quantities Of arms,
ammunition, and military stores have been procUr
ed to cary on the war against the central govern
ment. Upwards If two hundred iex.u VIOLIN
tcers We're encamped near Roma, n lew weeks
since, wal ire for orders from Cana!es ani b., IS
socis'es.
Il, il sail that Gen Avslos and lie other eff.
GERS in command Of the Mexican forces. ATE aware
that the great mass Of the people Of those depart.
ments are opposed to the crntril government,
and they have minated TO the leaders Of the
revolutionary party that they can Offer but fee.
Bile resistance If respectable military force Is
brought TO operate against them. It is also said
that Gen. Alvaos has actually removed part OF
his property TO Brownsville, in anticipation ot
the success OF the revolutionary party.
"Carabajal at present is the us,ensible com.
mander Of the revolutionary forces but az soon
as offensive operations are commenced it Is pro.
bable that Canales will take command IN person
The Am sricans along the Rio Grinir are quite
confident that this movement will be successful,
rs the central government is destitute Of means
that it is unable TO pay the soldiers now station
ed along the frontier, and thcy are consequently
very much dissatisfied 1t is believed that
large number Of government troops will JOIN the
standard of Carablial as soon as II Is displayed
On the west bank Of the Rio Grandc.
MANY of the merchants on This side Of the RI
yer are willing TO aid the revolutionary party, as
they have suffered severely ftom the impositions
Of Mexican custom house officers The trade Of
Brownsville Roma, and Of most OF the towns on .
the east bank of the Rio Grand, has lately been al
most ruined by the Mexican revenue officers, who .
have endeaS orod by the most tyranncal imposi. /
ions to prevent Americans from trading with .
my Of the towns or settlements IN the interior"
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below We give the orlero arrangements adon
ted by ,hs committee Of arrangements for n,
Annual Fair Of the Blrl Institute which com
rnenees at Hennepn on tuesday next:
! tinsr DAr-Al articles must b. entered Nv
IL o'clock NJ
p'mssl'e manufactures, fruit. small art.yle, Of
mechanism, dairy products, Vegetables &c, Will
be received at the court house.
All ANIMALS viii be received in their ammo.
I'''e pens IN the Public Square. drvctls IN
front OF the court house
ihe names OF the the va,ious
committees will be called At en-, front Of ~.
SQUIRT house, at o'clock 7. NJ, aud all vacancies
wa ~ hlei, The committees Will then receive
their instructions with n list of entries, and will
pass judgment.
The Executive Committee aud u.li,rrs Of In.
Institute viii occupy for their Office the north
west corner room If the court house known as the
Sheriff office
SECOND pAr-The door the court house will
open Tor the admission OF visitor. at 5 o'clock A NJ
Cards OF admission for persons not member. of
the 'or,ety can be had by paying into the .rea
Members will receive cards Of admission on
paving their annual .!urs.
PouElnng match At o'clock \. VI
Exhibition Of horses a, 10 o'clock in the Pub.
lie square.
procession will form at u o'clock in front Of
The court house, under the direction Of Can't
heiser, Marshal Of tile day, aud march TO the
dinner prepared by Mai WAuGH.
Tho address, by Prof b Turner. Of jackson |
vale, will be delivered at o'clock p. NJ
! ne various committee. will make their re
ports Immediately after the address. The rom.
nliiees are particularly requested TO have their
epori' prepared and written out for presentation.
A! persons desiring TO mskr entries will call .
'pon the committee Of arrangement, for info.
nation, OAKS TURNER, (
SIDNEY ruLslFFR.
WILLIAMSON DuRLEY.
Con, Of iTTutgsm,t,,
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BANK ARGUMENTS The following banks have
bur.,ed md gone to smash cheating their depo.
sitors and bill holders
Commercial Bank, Perth Amboy, n j.; Farm.
era and Mechanics Bank, New Brunswick, " J.;
Peoples Bunk, Paterson ~ j.; Union Bank, Do
YER N. j.; Bank Of Salisbury, Maryland.
The Chicago Journal extracts from th, list Of
failures long and incomprehensibly profound ar
gument in favor Of establishing banks in Illinois.
The editor makes it clear rs mud tina, because
banks do break in Jersey, therefore they ront
break in Illinois He isa sly dog that Dick Wilson
and smuscs the readers OF the Journal with
funny paradoxes
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LowAr, as a candidate for County Treasurer sub
Jet to the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention.
We are authorised to announce DAVID SMITH,
as candidate for the office of County Treasurer,
subject to the decision Of tho democratic county
convention.
We are authorized to announce JOSEPH II
WAGNER rs candidate for the office Of County
Surveyor, subject to the decision Of the democra.
tic county convention.
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E..aL me- IInr.,.

Half Day, Lake Co, ILL.,, Sept, 90 lsi9
DR.. W b Soan-Sir Las, December | had a
horse kicked in tho shoulder very bad for nine
days the animal could not get up without help.
During this time used various popular remedies
without any benefit, the swelling and inhamma.
ton constantly increasing AT which period sew
eral Of my friends, advised me to shoot the horse
to relieve his misery, But fortunately was ad.
vised to apply your Ointment ! did so, and to my
surprise, before had used two small boxes, the
horse was not only eifectualy cured, but not the
least scar is to be seen. Yours truly,
THOMAS N. BALLARD
See Sloan's advertisement in another column.
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TpK Albany Jr,n,, ,neakiny of ,bo I,,, 10,

The Albany dryUs, speaking of the late Con.
vention Of the Democracy Of thu, State and the
manner in which it's proceedings have been receiv.
ed holds the following encouraging language;
"a better or more confident tone and spiri, has
seldom animated the, Democracy on the approach
Of an election, II we may rely on the expression
which comes to us from all quarters of nhc State
through the Democratic press A spirit Of con.
graduation at the results Of the state convention.
and m earnest determination to give to the tick.
ct and tho platform on which II stands a cordial
and successful support animate the Democracy
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Democratic Cou MY Convention,

Tue Democrats OF The several towns of La SaIl-
county are requested 10 hold town meetings. On
Saturday the 18th day of October ne,, fnr ,h ""
pose Of appointing delegates TO attend a comfy
convention 10 be held at Ottawa. on Monday Or,o'
her the 18Th for the purpose OF nominating canJ,.
Iaies ior The Offices of County Treasurer. school
,S on and County Surveyor
each town IS entitled. VIZ "'''"
Hope Dimnlck !, Eagle ., Freedom 2 Onbir
Eden .. Troy Grove 3, vermillion Bnc, Sa'
iIshniy La Sale 2. Meriien Deer Park Farm
kldse Dayton =. Earl 3 Utica !, Walthnm
i'ue n q o, Sonlh Ottawa :, Grand Rapids . Man
Adams :, Brcokheld2 ELMER BALDWIN.
FEsn CARTER, MILLS W,,r
I J DIMMoG, JonN lis,
q. W. GlLsuS, l. h DrI,xo
- H. E ao County Coresp. Committee.
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IHE LARGE,T NEs.rL AFLoAr-The Cinca,rsri
Enquirer # Monday last, contains the following
description Of a marine mor,,cr about to be con.
slrucied m that city;
Or. spa!iog, the Circus King, has been in town
seytraI days, c!ose,ed with archiJecrs and ship.
builders, projecting an enterprise. compared with
winch all other projects are literally nothing
lie has the drawings and working plans for a
monSier boating palace for the construction If
"hyh lie is getting estimates 400 feet lop,, and
90 iret beam, with luxurious ACCOMMODATIONS for
1000 spectators. The interior is to be an ampi.
'heaue, much more capaCuu. and costly tia,
any theatre u the cuuutrj, with cushioned and
armed chairs, dress circle parquette and gallery
saloons, prumenadc- and Withdrawing rooms d.
stage, drops aud scencry-wcA ventilated and
lighted, with facilities for speedy nrress and
esress, lighted with gas and Bengal lights and
every modern and elegant Improvement The
exterior q. this LevlathaE OF the Deep. is to be
Ike nothing IN tie EARTH beneath, or the ,ratey,
Hader ne esT'd An agent proceeded To- Eurupr
IA The last steamer to procure rare novelties fur
tn, sdnp'uouS place OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A.ia
and Africa, Wild ANIMALS from their native wild,.
and some OF those indigenous artist, that would
acquire 40 additional lusire from transatlantic
endorsement. This Water Mountain is to he
lowed by two steam tenders 10 the various towns
upon the Mississippi aud its tributaries in sum.
uer and be mJureI at the leype in New Orleans
~ the winter. IL Is estimated to cost FORTY thou.
sand 10 lars, and will be completed next spring
although DR.. ;. has offered large bonus to have
II completed IN time for this winters campaign.
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MAaaAor,s Hleu LirE.-Tho in,elIigen, Par

MAaaNGEiy HIGH LIFE The intelligent Paris
c'rre pendent Of the St Louis Republican, gives
the following account Of a wedding
Last Sunday morning great crowd was as
sembled in the Church ST. Mary to witness the
marriage Of Monsieur de B, the eldest son
Of AN ancient peer of France. with the beautiful
daughter Of family equally noble The bridal
party entered the church. and the ceremony com.
menced Nothing occurred to disturb it, and AZ.
ter the benedcton the young couple retired a.
they were leaving the church. jus, as they step
ped out Of the door, the bride fondly hanging on
her husbands arm woman suddenly sprang
from pillar, where she had been conce aed and
plunged n long knife into the breast of the groom.
The blood spouted out, the BRIDE screamed and
tainted, and scene OF confusion ensucd which
battles description The murderrss had made
her escape before anybody could think to seize
her. The wounded mau was taken up and car
RED home, where the physicians examined his
wound, and fortunately, found il was not mortal.
but serious enough to demand the greatest care
and attention, The woman has since been ares.
ted, and proves to be former mistress % the
young man.
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Jng IEo-rAcT Is Nsw YuEk-Tie editor o.,
the Chicago Argus, who J., at prescn, ra.ti,a,ng
IN New York, writes in reference to the prospects
OF the Democracy ofthe Empire State:
Every democratic paper in the state la, come
out M support of the Union of the two wings of
the party and the nominees Of the late state con.
VeniIon. ! am informed by one well posted I'D
m political matters In this state, that john Van
buren NIL render hls best aid to secure the sue.
cess - the party IN the coming state election. and
that ne Wi. m 'ature firmly adhere To the uomi.
zee OF Tie Democratic National Convention. and
the platform as laid down by it.
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The CupA AFFMR-The Washington Union
Processes TO have seen statements "calculated to
justify the belief that the expedition and landing
of Lopez and his followers we're determined by
false information sen; 80 him by the Ulcers OF the
Captain General Of Cuba" Should this turn ont
to have been the case il would indeed. az the
Union observes give \ new aspect to this whole
subject. The laws Of nations have banished the
barbarty which once admitted The use of poison
as among the meaas which might be employed to
destroy an enemy. But tl, barLaric practice
would be lar more eXcusable than that which
would permit nations to lnveye into their tern
tories the objects Of their vengeance. 1t would
sap The foundation Of all public virtue and re.
duce national power to the level OF that ndivjdl.
al degradation out OF which proceed assassination
and murder Our governmen; should look into
this matter.
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Mark

Ottawa, Oct 1.
Produce has come forward freely for the pas,
week We note no material change in prices.
We quote sales Of prime winter wheat at soc,
and soc for prime spring. The poorer samples
are Gu, down in price very low.
Corn has ranged at SLAB? up to yesterday
when it dropped down to SOC in Consequence Of
the decline in Chicago
Oats stationery at l5c
Nothing doing in potatoes or barley.
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Air John Carey. an industrious citizen resid
ing in Ottawa Centre, came tohis death on Thurs
day evening in the following manner. He was
drawing load Of coal into town, and wLIle com
ing down the bill at the ravino bridge few bun
drei rods north Of Mr. Eastons steam mill the
hold back" Of one Of the horses broke, AMI in at.
tempting to check him Mr.. c. was precipiiated
from the wagon into the ravine below the bridge
With SO much violence that he was taken up sense.
less AMI survived his injuries only abou, twelve
hours
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TnE SrASlsH FLYING MAcHisE THE inventors
of this contrlvance, Don Diego do Salamanca and
his daughter, are about to arrive at Paris, to
show the effect Of this marvellous invention. The
machine is very simple; it consists Of case two
feet long and one foot wide, adapted to band Of
leather round the waist buckled behind. Two
iron rods, fastened to the case, support a small
piece Of wood on which the feet repose. The
case contains a simple and ingenious mechanism,
similar to that employed to set an au,omoton is
motion. The mechanism is worked BY means Of
a handle II sets in work two large wings ten
feet long, made Of very thin caou,chouc covered
with feathers; and the wings may be- so worked
as to produce vertical, perpendicular or horizon.
tai flight. The number of turns given to the han.
die determines the height to which i, isdesred to
go. The handle has also TO be turned every
quarter of a league to regulate the distance. The
operation of turning lasts minute Horizontal
hying is the most difficult; the wings beat the
air like the oars Of boat or rather the feet Of
the swan when it swims. BY means Of this Gu.
rious machine man can 60 almost az rapidly ms
n carrier. pigeon, from the Hotel dc Vile to the
Arc de Triumpe de Etoile, in eight minutes, and
IN half an hour to Versailles
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The Paris National copies from a Swiss paper
horrible siory-that 500 political prisoners the
elite Of the Baden democracy were recently
drowned by determination at Rustadt. lis sta.
ted that when the water began to rise. thew were
forbidden to leave their Dungeons, and attention
being absorbed in saving the garrison, they were
left to their fate.
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Postscript {!

The REyoLurIoN Begun The Telegraph
brings the following intelligence from the south:
Nsw ORLEANS Sept 80.
Later advices from Texas advise Us Ufa reyolu
ton having commeic,d on the Rio Granje, near
Larctto. The insurgents assembled IN conSdera.
Die numbers, seized the officers Of the Mexican
government, and he funds in he Treasury auI
marched to join Caay-jal and C,naIes, who were
at the head of the revolutionary movement
Troops were concentrated al Monterey.
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CHICAGO, Oct |. 1881.

CHICAGO, Oct !, 1851.
Receipts for past % hours are 272O bush wheat,
$50 do corn, 1910 do oats, 900 bbls -four.
bhedt-sale Of spring a. 32ai4 cts. winter a.
50a63 cents.
torn-sales 1000 bush on board at IS et,
Sales from teams at 3saS9 cts per 60 lbs.
Oats-sales from teams at l7alect
GToceries--sale l5hhds sugar at 5;asa; Sdo
moIasses at IS cts. 30 bags coffee at 9ialo. for
Rio. l?t for JAVA.
fiSh--ssle s half bbls white st s275.
todI-sales OHIO at s475, Erie at S5?5.-
Democrat.
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JCnGE DocGLAs-SeuaJor Douglas ha. left Ia
attend the State Far m'Oulo. He intended 10
make a brief stop at Batavia, in compliance with
pressing invitation from the Hon Herman /
heUhrlI nj oiheT prominent friends at shat place
and designed To pass on 10 Buffalo and up the
lake TINS afternoon or tomorrow Judge u had
recovered frm the sligh mdi,positonunde which
he Leored before leaving y. York. Rochester
AGrertiscr Esd
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LIST OF LETTER
DEN AlNlFG in the Post Office at Ottawa, Sep
III tember Both, 1851.
Bennett Rev NJ 2Hayes II Parker Margaret
Blackburn W Harrison Pat Phelp. Alpbeus
Blake Mrs A l. Hagenburk Phillips D
Brunell Oliver Hobert Eleanor Pratt Nelson
Brady Patrick Hornck Peter Pearse George
Bunker b Hills John Ring Timothy
burdick d II Hill Deborah Ryan Patrick
Burke Danl Harding CharlesShaw Hiram
Carey Minerva Howe David Sedgwick re
Cavendar j W Howell Jos l. Smith Jethro
Copper John Irwin Rich p Sprague Mr.
Connall VIM johnson Miss AStone John D
Clark May jerks Loren Schermerborn S
Caldwell Benz jerks j Stevenson David
Cakns Cynthia Kelly N r Supptee Zim.
Cox John Kennedy James Smith VIM
do David Kimmerz Turley Cath
Davis Ann Komme II D Wightman Miss
Danville Sanl Kenny Christ. Warrington r s
Elwell s b Link L W Wilson Vim d.
Fainought j 8 Learned W W White Thomas
Farrell II G Martin VIM Wake Jacob
Glynn Humph. Mclaughlin MrsW heelock Polly
Calvin Peter Morgan John Wendell 7 l.
Gorbet Peter Mullany Patrick Wolf Adolph
Gould John Munson Vim Wolf John II
Gleason B L McHugh Mich Wren Timothy
GIBSON Geo Ncary Edward
Persons calling for advertised letters will please
give the date Of advertisement. Drop letters and
-, WIN. L. GIBsoN.P
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TsIAts or SABBATH School TAcuIYo.--Tesch
or Peter 10 called in the Bible u rock: indeed
the word Peter mean. rock
Very small boy--If Peter mean, rock, don't
saltpe,re mean rock sal,i
Exit teacher, very much distressed
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Bioomeri'm has appeared in Piccadily Lon.
don. The Boomers had a number Of small hand.
bills addressed to mothers, wives and daugh
tiers inviting them to the rank. of dress reform
and to join the Association Of DlUomvrs founded
near Fizroy Square.
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physicians

'AN rely upon getting uuadIlternted articles. a,
- We stock was selected personally hy Mr.. Geo
/ WHITE who Is practical druggist and chemist.
1aU ut Whites story bntk. f., Y. GRGGs.
Ottawa. OCtuheTi
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The an'irenters Of New York held mass con
vention at Albany on the 2S,h inst. aud nomina.
ted tho entire State Democratic ticket. This no
doubt, insuto' i,s triumph.
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GES FRY-We learn from the California 'Pla-
Ger Times. that Gen. FRY, late Of this State, has
been nominated by the democratic county conven.
ton OF Placer county, as candidate for the State
SenAie
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PRESCRIPTIONS

NIX GEORGE I. WHITE will put Up all pre.
w scupuons that are called for OF sen, for in a
particular and scientific manner.
October l. + V cr,,,.
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MARRIED-On the 24th ult. in the town Of
Fox, by the Rev. W Batcheller, Mr.. JosLPu S.
BiBpESs, Of Newark, to Miss ELlRABETH Lori, Of
the former place.
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GRAND MASTER Peoria Democratic Press
says that, Thomas J. Pickett ESQ., Of that cit,
y 10y virtue Of an office formerly held BY him, is
now Grand Master Of the Masonic fraternity Of II.
liDuis
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BOOkSi ROOksi

IVES OF James X Polk, John c Calhoun. J.
Y Adams, Andrew Jackson. Madison and
\ vanety OF Novels. Poetcnl Works, &c,
res OF AmeHca Farmers Encyclopedia. &c.
Call At the story brick, north of the courI house
October 4. f. GRfuas
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DRI(,Ss DRIIS,

n any market. ~
God Liver Oh and Other remedies for prevailing
Ws'hsts Oct J. f. Y GRIsgs
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STAIlONERX
NOTIONS.
BRUSHES

1OhK MONYES. A manacs, Perkins German
Toys, Port Folios. Gin Fromes pnwJ.r Ela.I
Shot aud Game Bags, oc,4 s. Y Gp,snx
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4 CCORDEONS, cheap and fine, Violins. Gut
Songs + Y Cn,o, a"'
North of the Court House DC, 4
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( 'ouNTER, hair, scrub and clothes brushes.
\ rat and round vanishing & fitch do
oct '. f. v Ghtuns