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H9y~ Some years ago the daughter
of Rev. John Gross, Of n. j., ran a.
way with WIN. Patterson, her fathers
gardener. Her relations separated the
couple, and declaring the lady insane,
put her ~ a mad house, and procured
a divorce. On the 21st ult she was
married again to the same man.
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CAPITAL FOR PIRRcE.-The most
conspicuous effort to manufacture cap
ital for the advancement of Mr.. Pierce
has just been made by the Baltimore
Sun. 1t declares with great gravity
and considerable vehemence that an
individual who was wounded at Lul-
dy's Lane, married Pierce's sister. "
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BB~ The Albany Atlas is terribly
indignant because somebody, as it
says, has said that Frank Pierce was
once ga wild colt" We suppose
Frank never was a colt, though we
have certainly heard of his descent
from q horse.-LOuispille Journal.
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ES% E. A. Bradford, of New Or.
leans, has been nominated as Judge of
the U. S. Supreme Court, in place of
Judge Mckinley, deceased.
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out his views, together with the con-
sequent expenditure in making known
the merits of his preparations to near.
ly the whole world.-Pictoriat Times,
a London Weekly. Paper.
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The subject was " Action and Rc-Ac-
ton"
The exercises were in the following
order:
/. PRAYER By TIlE PEsfDENT.
IL pHNTN nPOyPn NJfyyKJL
HENRY NJ MAYNAUD Coaicton
Ill Abnomalsm.
PENrlELp d GooDsELL.Rdaaoiyh Mass
". Tho Uses of Conservatism.
JomN o. HAVEN, StOrchom.
V. Truth its Relation TO the
Mysterious.
JOIN HOWE, CdStltfoa.
VI. Moral Culture
GroRGE G. KNArr, Benson
N VII. Reason without Imagination.
HLNRY NJ. MAYNARD.
VIII. Universally of Cowardicc
LvcRETius ID. Ross, East PouitRcy.
IN. Influence of Public Opinion.
ROYAL d. Ross, Midoiicjpry
*. Occupations affect Character.
KFrs WAINwRIGnT, Jr., Middlcbnry
ri. Popular Education the basis of
National Prosperity.
RoLLlN Wilcox, MiddlcJury.
MI. GRAFTON.
BAXTER +. PERRY, A. b., Chester.
Kill Degrees Conferred
| XIV. Prayer by the President.
Il XIV. Bcaoiictioa.
The degree Of A. M. was conferred,
in course, on NJ. H. Freeman, b. E.
Perry, and E. Sherman, and on Julius
A. Bcckwith, John W. Stewart. and
Edward Merrill, of previous classes.
The honorary degree of A. M. was
conferred OH Geo. w. Grandey, of
Vergennes Pliny II. White, of Brat
tleboro; Rev. M. Kingman, of Bethel;
Rufus r.. Town, M. D., of Indiana;
and Rev. NJ. b. Miller, of Addison.
The degree of d. D. was conferred
on Rev. Miles Powell Squier, of Be-
lott College, Wisconsin and of Ii. D.
on Rev. N. S. s. Beman, of Troy,
N. Y.
After dinner, the Associated Alum
nj held their anniversary as usual.
The audience in attendance, as during
the previous part of the day, was very
large. Hon. BRADFORD L. WALES,
Of Randolph, Mass, presided, and
prayer was offered by Rev. N. S. S.
BEMAN, D. D., of Troy.
The Grafton was pronounced by
Rev. THOMAS j. SAWYER, D. d., Of
Clinton,N N. Y, President elect of Tufts
College-the new Universalist institu
ton recently founded at Medford,
Mass. His subject was L" The Duties
of the Scholar towards Christianity. y
The address was vigorous and compac
: in style, forcibly pronounced, and very
acceptable to the audience. 1t wa.
in good taste throughout-.giving prom
incnce to none Of the authors pecu
liar theological views, however at tune
the subject might seem to provoke it
1t was an independent, bold, and man
ly effort of one who felt it his right +
speak his own thoughts and convic
lions, however they might differ-a
some he expressed undoubtedly did
) csscntially-with those Of a majorit
of his audience. DIR. SAWYER, VIII
: is yet comparatively a young mar
: received his degree of D. D. frol
e Harvard University, last year.
Il OF the Poem, on this occasion, on
d personal relations to the author wi
Q not allow us to say more than that
J. was received with a degree of fay,
hc had not ventured to hope. 1t W,
k entitled, "To-DAY."
IS The circumstances and prospects
i the College have not been SO favorab
at any time, for years, as at this m
e ment. With funds adequate to pr
m sent expenses, an able and popul
= faculty, and the increasing confden,
!. of the public, we trust its walls W
5 be rapidly filled with Students, as Il
}: Freshman class, just entered, Civ
promise. The number already a
mifted IL ahout twantv
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BsBsAIeerschaum is a silicious earth,
found in the Crimea. 1t is made into
bowls for pipes, and the Turkish wo-
men use it for soap.
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Ing of the tract at public sale, file with the
register of the proper hind Office notice de-
scribing the laud by Its numbers, and make
the necessary proof, affidavit and payment
for the land, within twelve months from the
date ofthis act, And prorided further, That the
right ofway upon and across any tract of land
claimed under the provisions of this act, not
exceeding two hundred feet in width, shall be
reserved and retained for the said railroad and
branchcsas the same may be located aud con
structcd. Approved August 2, 1852
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IPrpLlc Acr-No. lO.l

AN ACT to amend an act entitled 1" An act to
Incorporate the Washington Gaslight Com
pany," approved July eight, eighteen hun
drcd and forty eight.
Resoircdbg The Scna,e anil House Of Repre-
Mntatires o.. he Unitcd STATES Of america in
Congress assembled, That the act entitled AN
act to incorporate the Washington Gaslight
Company, approved July eight, eighteen hun
drcd and farty-cgllt, bc,and the same is here
by, amended by inserting in the second sec
ton, Immediately before the word MY the
words Three kpHdred and; and in the seventh
section, wherever the word Washington oc-
ours, by inserting Immediately thereafter the
words md GGorgetOrH.
Approved August ,, 1852.
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WnIes are you preparing to dc
your whole duty at the September
election Less than two weeks remain
for active effort. Again we appeal to
Town Committees to take efficient
measures to secure FULL WING VOTE.
Our candidate for Congress should
have the largest possible majority in
his own county. Let no Wing forget
that he owes a vote to JAMES MEAcII-
AM on the first Tuesday Of September
as well as to our excellent State and
County tickets.
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Mass Meeting at Brandon /

The Wings Of Rutland and Addison
COUNTIES are invited to meet at Bran
don, on Thursday, the Goth inst, at |
O'Clock, P. M. S. s. BEMAN, Esq,
of Washington Co., N. Y, and other
eminent speakers are expected to adj
dress the meeting. The Railroads
will carry for fare one Vdy. The call
is signed by Hon. e. N. Briggs and
G. w. Palmer, Esq, Of the State and
County Committees.
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EE Tho music, for all the exercises
of Commencement, was furnished by the
Middlebury Brass Band. We do not
know when better company has been
employed, or one whose services were
more universally approved. Under the
instructions of their accomplished leader,
Mr.. II. +. WHIrcoMa, they have made
proficiency, during the comparatively
short time they have practised together,
which is truly extraordinary May they
continue to prosper,
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E4A Webster electoral ticket was
nominated at Macon, Ga, few days
since. A movement is in progress in
Boston to bring about similar result.
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GJe ReSistsr.

MIDDLEBURy, AUGUST IS, 1859.
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Associated Alumni of Middiebury COL


At the annual meeting Of the Society,
at the Chapel, on Wednesday, Aug 18th,
the following board of officers, for the
ensuing year, was chosen by a unani-
nous vote
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Gun Makers

And dealers an all kiRdsof Spori,mehs articles,
One door south Of tie UaioR House, Columbus
Street OitdTa, IN,
II LEr constau ~ on hand grrernl assortment
IN OF English and German double and single
Tow ing pieces, boys guns, good variety, nil OF
which were bought for cash, and selected from
large Invoices, with great care as 10 their general
workmanship and finish and can be sold at better
bargains than have been heretofore had in this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judges OF the article will find II
object to call on the subscribers where they can
depend upon what "a told them md he sure of get
ting good safe gun, rs We deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, and have none Of the cheap
cas-, iron stuff with which the country Is flooded
Rifles, made from Rrmluglon's celebrated cast
stee and IRON barrels, are warranted 10 be equal to
nuy made m TN. state or where, both IN shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The Subscribers
have totsryeral years been engaged IN the manu-
iaCturc OF the celebrated increased twist rifles and
have nvard themselves OF NIL the latest improve.
mrn's as regards the inside finish and sighting
latter ourselves that an inspection Of the work
madr nI our establishment il all that Is wanted to
satisfy gentlemen Of the truth OF The above state
rrrut
Powder. superior article kept suitable for tar.
get practice or long ranges.
All kinds at machinery drawing, model making,
and key httlnc, done by competent hands and IN q
workmaulIk- manner.
a work done 10y rs Is warranted.
Ottawa, May 90 1852 BRUSKER & Bu3cuICK.
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SunslIi,S.
vinegar.

TiSSiA, pepper, pmen'o, ginger, chocolate,
y nnd mustard, in fine order, lorsnlr by
mar ~ 4 Mpntgnmcru.
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WANTED.


I OO0 CORDS GOOD Fire Wood wanted n:
,tDO the Lumber Yard J. IlgssAcE
Ottawa, Deccm5er9T
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SPRING & SUMNER TRADE
or 1852.
YouR hrrEsTios Is AGAfN CALLED TO THE
EMPIRE CHEAP CLOTHING STORE
Always the cheapest. and now the most
EXTENSIVE AND VARIED
In Ottawa
The Proprietor Of the above Establishment has
in,t returned from the East, where hr has purchas-
ed very low tor cHsh another Tremendous large
Ond fashionable assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
Aud IS now July open for the Spring Campaign Of
1852
The stock Is entirely nevis made in conform.
ny with the latest and most approved styles eul-
braces ne Of The largest assoi,mrnIs ever before
exhibited, and is now offered a those excessively
Low PRICES,
Which have gwen 10 this Establishment the ex-
tensIve and tirtPnng popularity II now enjoys
Among my present stock may be found, Fine
black blue, brown and Olive cloth Frock Goats
the same IN Dres--.lalctol. Kossurh, Polka.
Box, and Business Goats, ail-WoO aud cotton
warp, tweed, and coshmcrette COal. Mouair,
Queen, Cloth, DrGp d Etc, and silk WARP l1.tre
Coats, bull and brown linen Goats.
Black French Docskin, plain and tqny cassi
mere Pants slt.nrr Pans OF every description
white Linen. mrr.no and cottouude Pants, all.
kinda.
Superior hrocade silk Vests, fancy md black
Sam Eers fancy Hbd pam Chs-!lnrTr NeslS, buii
white and fancy Narcotics Vests Valencia and
cashmere Vests
The above Is mere outline Of what we have
in sore. Gail and see for i0urSelreS.
Also, an assortment NJ
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Perhaps The largest and most complete ever be-
fore exhibited m Ottawa.
have n splendid assortment Of
Shirts Collars, Undrr lSbirts. Drdrers, Crarats
Stocks. NaHdkeyehict' d. Hosiery.
Spring style Hats and cnps Moleskin Hate
Kossnlh and Magyar Hats, Panama and Leghorn
Hats, Canada straw aud Palm Leaf HAS. any
quantity.
BOOfS AND SHOES.
Patent Leather and congress Boots and Caters
Oh and India Rubber Clothing.
by this arrangement, combining the twohranch-
es, gentlemen can at a moments warning procure
complete outfit of such articles a. cannot isl 10
give the most Pc. iect satisfaction.
Thanking the Public tor past layors, ! invite my
old customers 20 cal. again, md new ones 10 ny
me. and solicit them 10 remember the
Empire Cheap Clothing Store
the right and cheapest place to boy Clothing 1t.
l.. RAUGH.
Apr ?. One Door Uia Of Sanger's Store,
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Lamps.

BEAUTIFUL glass lamps FOR burning eput
ID gas, perfectly safe. mud the cheapes, and
brightest IBIi for any use forslr AZ the
moylj OuGwn DrUr Store
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More Light /!

( 'ANPHlNE, spirit gas, sperm and lard oils
\Jand sperm. slarne, and inIow candles OF the
very best quality for sale chcapby
mylj ". " CAvAELy
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Drugs 4 Medicines,

"A GENERAL assortment OF new Drugs and
"A Medicines, We also keep ON hand aud int
SAFE, Townsends Bulls, Sands md Grrierhtrr',
SarSSaporllln; syrup ct Wild Cherry, n vuunhl,
medicine tor colds OF nil kinds Mofhtts phumN
pluets God LAYER Oil \ large stock ofGrreu
berg medicines, such ~ Pills, VrrniGrr Dy,pn,,.
~ Syrnp, ChiIdren's pnnNcea, Eve l,oton. sc.
.AbSO-Rred's, Remedies, Uunrimau's Cook
MonslIneuts, smiths Indian vcreuhIe, Frny.
lrys, London Vegetable. Lees, mud other rN.,eII
(which VII be sold cheap, By
May gY-lr A. Fosrrz
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NEW STRING AND SUMMER


NEW STRING AND SUMMER
a. CID GID ED sngS %
rJ'ilE subscribers are now II receipt OF their
l new stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Comprising large variety OF
DRY Goods. Ready Made Cioliay, Boots and
Shoes HardUae. Crocssry. de.
Which will be offered nj reduced prices, We
invite our old customers and the public generally
10 call aud examine the same.
May l-tf WALEr, & IlicKrIxa.
ERIES.
100 IIhds New Orleans sugn.
81 Cuba
81 Bills white Havana "-
50 Bis loaf aud crashed a"
90 TIercrs fresh rice,
LOO sacks RIO coffee.
10 " old Java
$40 Bbls. prime plantation Moa..e..
50 {" syrup
100 ne Bhls sugar house
~ Bbls. Tar.
90 Rosln.
10 Piich.
30 Boxes Raisins,
So IN BKs
40 Chests Y H.. II S & Gunpowder Teas,
~ Bbls Vinegar,
so boz painted Pals.
10 SKIS Pepper,
AIspce.
ALSO--J loves, Nutinrgs, Ginger, preserved
Ciuon, mocaroni Vermceli, Tumarinds, ground
Spices. English Mustard, &c, list received and
for sn,e by may l-h WALKLR & IllcRLlNG
Glass ~ Glass Ware.
900 BKs. window Glass. 7x9 % liX22,
20 Glass rumblrrs, Gdbieis. &c.
Also, Druggists glass ware, walls TASKS. molns-
ses caus, &c Iusi received direct from the manu-.
actones, Tor sale lowby Walker & licking
Nails and Spikes.
$50 Kegs nails assorted, 81 10 4Od,
81 wrought and Gu, spikes. 81 in to 8 in
Also wrought and hor.e shoe nails, Tor sale by
may lit. WALRERG HIcKLIso.
TO Farmers, Contractors,
20 doz. Ames best Shovels,
" cast steel -
10 Ames' aud spades
A,so-Log, trace, stage aud halter chains hoes,
hay, gram and manure forks; Waidron & Blood's
best sCylhes-scythr snathS &c Just received and
Tor sale low may 1T IPALxER & llIcKLISG.
SundTicS.
1900 seamless, twllrd cotton md linen Gags,
bales cotton yarn, No 5 20
g " carpet warp, coored aud white.
Is brown sheerlugs,
heHvycolton bagging,
II linen
20 " cotton batting,
Ai-o--Cotuu and linen Irvine, wickinp, Osnn.
burgh-, Buhnps and the usual assortment ot blcach-
ed goods. Irish and other linens Just received aud
tor sale low. may l-u WALLER s. HlcKrING.
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W ANJED!

DESTqualry. Whiskcy by the barrel for s,,c
ID by mare7 Il, Montgomery
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T ETTER paper, business size ior falie,' use.
l. gilt edge and plain, more than 30 different
qualities; Ladies visiting cards cnamclcd and
porcelain card envelope note paper, \ grcstma-
nv stv'es fancy note and letter envelopes Dayii's.
Blacks, md Arno'd's red ink, Davits and Blacks
and French Carnnc ink inde..be ink from srvc.
raj celebrated manufact0ries. fancy ink stands.
sealing wax, waters, mouth glue sand 1oxcs, sand,
puunce, &c Wehnyr on hand large assortment
Of blink books, all the different STYLES made which
We vii! sell Iow. 4 II IL c HuPrEY,
march CT Chicago bookstore
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sTONE. sT0NE!

III NINt' been to large expense IN opening
IL new Quarry, am now ready to do good to
the Public in selling good stones. cheaper than cy-
er was offered IN the state twill sell stones at my
Dock on the Canal, one mile south Of Joliet, i, tho
following prices
Stones IN rough. ,nuv length md
breadth : and 3lnchcs tag, n, cts per foo,
Stones inrhuIdnc material, suchm
caps ss, door slls, laps, &c, 10 do
Nnstope measured less than foot
lluldnc stone a. II CTS per rcreh
Cut stone per foot, such ns caps,
sl,ls door sl.Is, laps, water tables.
platforms, steps, &coat 81 do
Any order will be promptly attended 20
Builders and contractor, will do well by calling
stmy Quarry before purchasing elsewhere,
The stone IL hsh' blue color and ca-Nc' n,
surpassed IN qualify hynnv m 'hs state
All will he sold rs above mentioned, 'or cash nv
Joliet, March 27-tl TRANDl. ScuwoiN
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N E w GOOD s,
A New Supply!

OtDry Goods Groceries Drugs and Medicines,
Boots and Shoes, &c, at
s.. IL o S II u rps,
Yves, side the Cour, House Square, Ottawa.
HAVE Just received a most choice and careful:
i ly selected stock OF the above Goods which
shall sci at the very lowest mark for cash and pro-
duce. Give me call and examine my goods
have laid in full supply of the best New Or.
leans aud Plantation sugar, n. o and sugar house
moass"s, golden syrup, Coffee aud Tea. Also,
Pants, Oils, Glass, Sash, Putty, &c. May -
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WASTED--.ELAX SEED.
10000 PBg s5elI 15s. % i@f T Ts paid h
cash. ! will furnish seed to farmers TO SOW, anC
contract for the crop.
Farmers wanting seed will please apply now
J. ScHuTT.
Superior Chain Pumps, low, for cash. nv
Jan 2, 1852 Josrpu ScuUTr
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1IHNA.Y'S C.bjons Pomc. G vo'n
W liulne'- History Of Enaland 6 vol.
Macaul,ys do do svo's
Thirr'- French Revolution, vols
h,hsoHs History OF Europe. vols
Plr-ro,r's Ferdinand onG isat,.,n, : vol,
do CorQucsts O. Feru,
lfviug's Works.
iamanlnc'5 Monarchy in Frarr-.
- Decisive Battles ofthc World by Ctsar~
Lady Valleys Travels in 'he United States
History Of the War win Mexico, : yols. tor ala
ut the Chicago Bookstore by
marG-f All 2, c RvELEf.
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Blank OOiIs.

WE would respectfully callthe attennon OF h,-
w sncss men generally 10 our large stock Of
Bauk Books. from the smsl'es, TO the largest size
and at prices lha, cannot ISL 10 please
p Il p Err
Foo'srap, Commercial. BIZ, No,s and LsGes
Paper IN Arg" quantities., Of all qualities and at 81
prices. Blank Drafts pnd Notes a, all rr,scs
Envelops, all sizes and AT y !. prices.
Letter copying Presses ~ low prices
STA TIONERT.
LETTER clips, litter scales, letter Stamps, 'suer
boxes, paper folders, paper cutters, bill hcd.rs, tin
racks, ink stands. sand hoVes, rulers. sealing WAX,
TT 49,, ra,rIi o'ou.ns nap"t PENS pen i"Ldtrs.
we will sell at the loves, possible piices.
mar CIT A II & { Rryr,y
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Ottawa Dtug Store.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Drugs,
l Books, Stationery, frrlumcry. SC, Of the re-
cent firm ri Hanter X Cdrdriy, and having r5reiy-
ed from New York and ST l.ouis large supply Of
Ne0 Drugs, PdiHt, O,iS dc. dc,
besides a variety OF other articles consisting Of ev-
rry thing usually kept ~ drug stores IN the west
MI OF which are new and of the best quality, and
pusc mud ,nldnterated. We would respectfully IN.
vite Pill persons wishing to purchase any article in
our line, to call and examine our stock and satisfy
themselves rs TO us quality. W W CAvARDY.
Ottawa Dug Store Nav lj ISL
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Dress Making.

MRS C FYFE has added to her Millinery bu-
vi suess that OF Dress Making III all It's branch.
e. having employed competent person TO man.
0gc that department,
AJrpiag he Noc York House
June r. lS5 III
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SCaRRlTl & MiSON'S
SPRING ARRANGE MEUTS

D I Il ~ G II X Il q ~ u "a IL Il ~ / !
IA Eus IA aE --z-.Ss
No 60 Washington Aycnur, 81 Loui,
e-.-----,--v~->, WE arr now in iecelp, (7n<-,2
y $1,000, + ~ The largest and beet as.
----.lszs.ig; sorted stock Of --5rs-
FURNITURE & UPHOLSTERY
we have ever had; which we offer 10 Wholesale
and Retail dealers nj the very lowest prIccs, aud
feel confident We cannot fail tU meet their appIo-
baton. In connection with our manufacturing,
we purchase from all The best markets, East OF
West thus keeping pace with all improvements IN
our line, and enabling Us 10 offer great variety Of
late styles nj the lowest prices. Our Warehouse IS
IarGe-lhs, with other incilies every way equal
enables US 10 keep large stock OF all times thus
offering great inducements to Wholesale Dealers
We invite attention 10 a large stock OF Sons, go
IN beds, lounges, bureaus, wnrdrohes, diyans rock
ing and parlor chairs cancseo, chairs, tables, bed.
steads, Office and easy chairs, wire md tin sales
spring hair, cotton moss polne and hfsh Matrnss.
es, with complete assortment Of Upholstery NIL
Of ourown make, and every article warranted thus
making perfect assortment Of desirable
ParIor, Uo:el, Bed Room Kitchen Furniture,
To which we are continually receiving additions.
thus keeping our stock large and complete, and IN
surlnE orders II Jed without delay.
Scarritt's Patent Sofa Bed,
With Is acknowledged the most desirable article
Of the kind ever produced. always on hand or made
to suit urtaste at short notice The attention Of
ard the public IN general, IS requested to an exam
inauon, when We think they will each and a. cay
TO DEALERS.
We offer Mt Wholesale
COS Bureaus. 800 Chllren's Chairs.
100 Sofas, 100 Office
100 Mnhog. Rockers, 80 Willow
50 k Osp. *. Nahora- 100 tradles
ny Easy Ghairs, loo Tin & WIZ. Safrs,
200 Maho Pr Chairs, 500 Bcds'eads,
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lust received a choice lot Of Rera.ia and Pnn-
- cpe cigars warranted to he OF the best JIavn-
ma tobacco, tor sac 10y the box ~ cheap rs can be
bought any where west OF New York Also n
small lot OF Rock river rrgauaS, warranted 10 be
genuine and mo-, 10 cut IN the eye, Tor sale cheHpai
the nv - GitluU Drug Nfgtr
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Cl1EENER has the largest stock in the market,
y consisting Of Cloths, Cassimere., Twceds,
lraus, aud most desirable lot OF Linen uud Cot.
ton Goods for men and boys wear.
Beautiful printed laws at Toe per yard
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