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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
~ We have had translated into German.

~ We have had translated into German,
"ha Paohshed In pamphlet form Mr.. CARSrs Lcrer to
m" g ono and ars ready to furnish the same at
-. u - per hundred. This is document which
ought to be read by every voter of German birh who
not yet emancipated from the delusio,s Of The
democracy 90 far as to have de,rrmn.5 - 800 Co.
SCOTT and GRAHAM and Pro,sc,or - ~ -O'
As'he edition OF this pamphlet !, ,,,., Ls'or
I'ehas who wish for copies 70 c.. '.'O.e u oui
without delay. ~ "ea TO order them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
lister County Awake.

The Wings of ROndOut held spirited meet.
ing Friday evening, which ably and eloquently
addressed by d. F. ToNPKINs and F. A. PADDOCK, CT
NewYork, and on Saturday large and enthusiastic
meeting was held at Elmore's Corners, in this
County at which F. A. PADDOCK, D. F. ToAPKINs,
and GEO. 6. BELLOWS, of NewYork aud Wa H.
RoHEYS, Of Kingston, made effective speeches. Old
Ulster will give good account of herself on the ID day
of November The work goes braycly on sw
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Who Forced ire

The following has been stamped and proved
forgery yet il is kept in perpetual circulation We
cut it from The Union, Manchester " H.:
YOU ARE INSTRUCTED NOT TO ENLIST FOR
EIGNERS, FOR THE BATTALION OF ST PATRU.
GA HAS TAUGHT Us THAT FOREIGNERS CAN
NOT BIZ TRUSTED."-Geaera Scots Instructions 70
bis Recruiting Ofcus during le MzicGa Tar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

ry- 1t will be seen that the Spanish Govern
ment of Cuba have not behaved quite so
outrageOusly as they threatened with regard to
the Crescent City. We trust they will advance
still farther in the way of moderation ami pru-
dence. Capt. PORTER seems to have borne
himself with as much judgment as spirit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
Opposition Nominations.

XXVh District, (Cayuaga Co.)-For Con-
gress THOMAS Y How, Jr.
albany CO.-For Assembly; |. WmLAxP.
MALBURN; 2. ELIJAH CHEsEBRo; 3. VIM W. Fossrru;
4. THos. KEARNEY.
Otsego-For Assembly, 1.CHaRLEs McLES;
2 jerks s. spRAGUE 3. JOHN c. sPArARD.
Suliiran CO.-Sheriff, JOHN c. HoLLEr !;
Clerk, PHLANDER WAXING Assembly, JAMES H.
GARDINER.
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ARKAysAs.-The Ark0nsas Wig makes a
urc postion-which it thinks fair and liberal one for
dstIctng that State for the Congressional representa-
tion-as follows
First District-composed of q counties to wit Ar.
kansas Ashley Bradley. Chicot Clark, Deshs, Dslas
Drew Armistcad, Hot Spring, Jefferson, Lafayette,
Montgomery, Ouschits, Pike Polk, Pulaski Monroe,
Prairie Saline SEWER Union, Sebastian, Yell, Perry,
Scott. White Total population 96,s73
second Disfrfct-composed of 25 counties. to wit -
Benton Conway, Crttenden, Crawford Carroll Fulton,
Franklin Green, Independence, lard Johnson, Jack
son. Lawrence, Madison Marion Mississippi Newton,
Van Buren, washington Total population 9525i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

ELEcroRAL BALLOrs-The Wing State
Committee have decided TO print Balots-not even
the Electoral-but to request each County Committee
TO print for their County cautioning them TO cor
rect tie proof personally, revising until they are sure
there is no mistake. We trust every County Com
mittee will take immediate steps toward the printing
snd distribution OF their Ballots.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

BY TELEGEArH.-IIalf the business part OF
the town of Ogdensburgh was destroyed by fire yes
terday morning list of the sufferers is given in the
dispatches Mr. WEBSTER has signed no letter adyisng
his friends to withdraw his name from the Presidential
contest We have further particulars in relation
to the storm ut the South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
u Different journals have assigned diff

ferent value 10 JENNY LIMBS donation for the establish
meni of free schools for girls in Sweden. The Peri.
correspondent of The Boston atlas says it s2O0OO0
or 100000 nix dollars 6aHeO in all that Of was
sent while JENNY wac in this country and that $4,000
have been sent from Hamburg in the form of a bin
Of exchange on London, drawn in favor of N. The
MAUAER, ArchPriest and DR.. WEsELGREEx. Pastor
Of the Cethdral Of Stockholm.
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~, Lawrence Co.

Extra iiom letter dated osBrs,srIsH oct 10 ls'-
The battle has good appearance in this
County, and we heye come confidence tna' we may
cary some of our County oficers Inc oppoSi'i'n I,
much divided on County and Congressman ucAes' an
tie Free Democracy" viii poll heavy Vo'e' mostly
eor ,bor cco- Foccs Truly yours.
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MrssrssrrpL-The Mississippi Legislature
no, =; Err, session on the 4th inst. The old officers
M ~ ,red The chief object Of the meeting is TO
;, rho state for Members of Congress according
20 The new spportoument law Gov. FoorE says moth
me defnite IN his message Of Internal improvement
ubicb Ia considered great fault lie praises the wogb.
mo of the Compromise measures.
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For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for En-
pton Circulation will be issued THIS MORN
ING, at o'clock. 1t will contain all the Latest
News up to the time Of going to press Single copies,
in wrappers ready for mailing be had nj the desk
Price Six Cents The Asia sails from this port To
Day at IL o'clock.
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To 1t is said that Chevalier HULsEMASN is
not coming back to represent the Austrian empire at
Washington having been provided with post in the
Office of the Minister for Foreign Affairs at Vienna
This will be serious loss the diplomatic corps at
Washington.
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p,'as,. 1 vac, Ioeaae is served in this C;.v
nerwass -amsourgh and Jersey City for 10, .sr,.
r. ~ pss 'O'e 20 the carriers Name. sen, ,s.s
'ne 90 oee or Penny Post viii be prompsly n',oss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

IL Carpeting cheaper than ever at i. HY-
Arrs cheap Carpet Wssehoass No 81 Bowery. Splendid
SPY Csrpetias tosl yard elegant Ingram CsPetng
q u, ~ 81 and OIL Cloths s. and q Sisir CarPenng l.,
as and AZ also French Embossed Table Covers 10 TO
49,; sso, Piano Covers. Dsssgets Star Booking Door
Men, Window Shades, &C.
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10 Weak, nervous. depressed in spirits and

prey 60 lnnumerble mental as well physical evils the
victim Of dyspepsia is indeed object OF commits ration
Yet IS absurd for HIM TO despair We how low
weak and irritable he may be- the cord proper.
ties of HooTLANDs German B.tteIs prepared by Dr. G. NJ
JACKSON, Philadelphia stronger than the headed
which preyng upon his body and mind and #
he chooses 30 try them, will insure speedy cure.
For sale IN New-Nork by A. h. & D. SANDS. corner OF
Fulton and llam-sts by C. RING corner Broadway
and ste, and 10y MTs. HAYES in Brooklyn
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~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

esd Free TS06e CoNsiderod by HoR.cE GREsLEY. A
handsome pamphlet of ~ pages Price SIS per rhousand
81 70 per hundred > cents per dozen
= Editors OF Nhg journals obhFe us BY ron ns tbs a.,
Other Tracts sold BY Corcs wi cent them Il desr-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
HAVE YOU DISEASED LIVER The ques-

ton, though strtng s sufficiently suggestive when the
fact te. INTO consideration that diseases of the Liver
have become most aarminsy frequent IN the United States
Indeed there few formidable diseases that not IN
way traceGbe derauged of that important
Many OF the complaints usually clased usdcr the
head Of Consumption have their origin IN the Liver Any
remedy that would insure regularity and heath actcn IN
the Liver would be blessing 10 mankind" has been the
exclamation of thousands That remedy has been found q
is safe and When fair tna has been Afforded IT, II
has never teen known 10 fail
Reader have you any disease Of the Liver disease whc
you believe proceeds from hepatC arrangement Loss
not a moIut IT. but purchaec hox u Dr. M'LASEs Pills
and they viii restore you health II Is the only
cay yet Discovered IN which implicit confidence be
pleCed
For sale in Now-lork wholesale and retail. by C. v.
CLICKENER Co. No. 81 BARCLAY st. and BoYu Paul.
No 20 Courandtst Sold also By al the principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

by HENRY CAREY" the LEADING essav in TSe pr IA,
Leon oaS ne fHTa for September is issued as CampaEn
Tract no arge pases Il shows the effect Of British Free
Irsde on We Industry Thrh and Prosperity Of Ireland a.
proclaimed by her Patriots sndbymparal Observers II a
less especially TO the feelings and judgment of Irshmen
Price SlO per thousand u . per hundred sngy
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VIZ, rNov-Cold weatberis once more

WEHAvE 1T Now.-COld Weatherls once more
with us and the few white hats that OCCASIONALLY Joy ths
ssf Jew weeks dotted our fashionable pronenades nave
disappeared. Knox is as busy as "ey IN snyaiOoA
seIline his superb Fs style OF Hats, beautiful furs &c
psoThr bs nces for these articles at least twenty
1--WE per cent lea than they be procured @
while their quality cannot be eqnaed- hNoN' '''"' ~
sbos,ld know In st No. 1Z8 fultOnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

g7 Horace GREELEY will speak in behalf
of scoTT and GRAHAM at Newburgh this evening
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ASTONISHING tACrs.-Ihe greatest bargains
ta have been offered To- the Ladies of the city o. NJ
BoDiEE prepared 10 Offer at his Silk and Shawl En
pourn, No. 81 Grandst OF Orchard, having Just
added his extensive purchases 80 of the
lats IMPORT OF Fail and Winter Dry Goods consist
ing Of yeves Plaid and Brocade Silks, oil kinds OF Shaws
Scotch SIX and Gala Plaids DE LANES Cashmere Me-i
noes Paramsa &c Some Of these goods OF the rich
est and most elegant designs for Ladies thai have been
oeitd IN this msket an the last ten years Ladies
spsouli, invited to give us y call
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HAIR DYE AND WIes.-RArcHELoR's Man

usctory FOR these articles is celebrated in all parts OF the
world persons wishing light elegant and durable Wig or
Toupee can surely be suited His Hair Dye is applied n
sure euarentoe or sold Wholesale and retail at NOD Wall
AT Copy the address-bewaTe of limitations
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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Wing Documents for the Campaign.

We ask the friends of SCOTT and Ora
HAM to call at our Office and examine the fol-
lowing Campaign publications. Friends of the
Cause call and see if you don't want to supply
every house in your County, Town or Ward
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rYTuE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.

SCOTT, with authorizations OF the eveDtiul
III his ustrlou careers pamphlet Of hirtytwO pages
fine paper Pnce per HUNDRED 80 per Dozen cents
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tF- WI. Z. ROBINsON,s SPEECH o.

New Hampshire Democracy and Catholic Emancpaton-
70 pages Price $40 thousand 81 p per hundred ceut
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" PETERSON 4 HuMruRrys No 90

broadway, corner OF White-ss are rece;vsn. ~ o''
Europe and the Auction Rooms unusually L. %
CANT stock OF CArpeiings surpassing in bracy of l
rchness OF desisn and hnish anything ever or ~ ~.
MARKET Many patterns exclusively our own and M, - rs
found essewher Also the renowned Worlds VAR 60
in entire piece, 20 which call pabc st.a,s per
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Ia FowIERs d WELLS, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hail. No lSl Nassau-st, and
No. I42 WLshngton-st, Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

Mrs's AND Boys CLoTHISG-At the Old
siand No % Maiden -ane-Wo have on hand fun
supply Of Winter Clothing, selling off full % per cent less
tl,sn H1oadvay prices BoUGHToN & KNAPP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
WATTs's NERyoUs ASrIDoTE.-Letters of

WATTss NERVOUS ANTIDOTE.-LetterS OF
cODstion only be answered by ncosing 80 for halt
pint bottle THUS measure is forced upon to check the
influx Of Letters flat have time 10 do justice 10 IN an
sweug and persons wanting only 81 bottles respect
gully requested oboin them of the Druggists Those
curing Iins half pnis from A. NJ 10 Pm.
Wholesale and buness depot No 10 Ann-st Two ounce
phia, 81 half pint, 81 pint 81
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~ "WHN LAM A WUIG-4 Litter ., au r.,

10 VII an n w fTIVE-d IffkcT % an n
CURING Friend BY HORACE GREELEY-A large and fair
pamphlet OF IL pages. Price $40 per thousand al per
hundred, ~ cents per dozen, ? cents singy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
OHIo.-The full vote for Congress in GID-
Mr. GIDDNGs is thus reelected, while receiv
ing but about twO-ffths of the popular vote
The vote in the Cleveland District stands:

WADE IF. S. over CASE (Whig) 1891;
over WILSON (Opp.) ISL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

MErRoPoLIrAN DAGUERREAN Rooms, No. bOS
BRoApwsy.-The public would do well to call above,
and the tine Dagueecypes there taken They
nouneed perfection itself bagueueoypes Of every kind
taken IN the trst style OF Art.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
.-ya Bites are desirable when angling,
But Wben TIE bugs your ntth are nahsiDt'
NOu wish their tObies you could tickle,
Inr nnttlEn vnn In ancL q nlckln.

Instant death s inflicted upon all insects by dash OF
LYONS Magnetic Powder perfectly harmless preparation
TO LYONS Magnetic Pills quickly destructive 10
rats and mice Depot No. 42i Broadway.
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BLANK Books, PAPER AND STATIONERY AT Low

fRIcssCAkE HICKS invite the attention OF Merchants,
Manufactures and Others who require Blank Books their
stock We Keep constantly hand and styles
et Ruins and Binding and manufacture 90 orer any style
reQuir,d Our stock Of Paper and Stationery articles com
prises everything desirable IN cOunting.rOom Othce
Binhesds. Cards Circulars, &c. printed neatly.
CARR Hicks, Stationers and PrintcrS
No 81 Maiden-ane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

seoat pAsoeffeS,yIes but friends lust call a. the new
noo1 . eIrned oy rkkpEsexs WEEKEs second aoor
No Isl Atsntie-ss between Henry and Cn,op Brooi
Sn. and, without saying much we will .AovS Won n;,
'nsS we fsinef sS'ss VIII please you c. D. FREoxRIcKs
A. b. wKEKrS
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BAzAARnSA.-The Persian word Bazaal


This title is not inappropriate to the firm Of W. 4
JysstHcs & Co, who, Tor than twenty-five years
have held the first place in tae fashionable readynade
ciotiins trade Of tins Union. Their importatloqs OF
velvet slk and other yeslings, boadcoths plot cohs
csssieres and other fabrics suitable for c1as, SACKS
uspteIoops, overcoats BE-, have been more than usl
siv extensive and varied this fall, and their stock
~ made clothing for the being now ready they
invite 10 il the critical attention OF the public Every ar
tee of apparel in their fall end winter assortment has been
cut according the latest and best style recognized ~ rams
From a varety unlimited both sizes and iebrics as
their stock presents all tastes may he suited all shapes W
TED Gentlemen requiring clothes made to measure can
have full suits or paris Of suf Of the most elegant cut iuI
.;ah.d IN a few horrs JENNINGS 60.
No. 81 Broadway, American Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

w A safe and iudciOus system OF Adyertls-
me NV he adopted at the Agency OF B. PALMER Tribune
pd,s a. lie Is the Agent Of the best papers OF the whole
cnn-y and authorized by the publishers to give receps
~ snb.rriptions and advertisements.
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SrKRrosoorlo D,eurRREorYrrs Ar BR,pr,s.

This new and wonderful discovery the valuable in
poyement yet made in the Photographic art may be
II BsApys Gallery. No 800 Broadway Pictures in this
style taken at a times aud the likeness warranted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
IN. Il is exceedingly Interesting to begin

reading sentence upon subject and have II changed be-
fore YOU finish but il less interesting TO observe how
grsv hsrs will change their former color by the use OF
DAvIss Rshvere. II snO dye, and produces the won
deu effect by Getting upon hc roots OF the har fIlce ~
cents rer bottle For sale az No sos Grand; No. l9@
Broadway; No 81 Barclay-s: No. 40 Wssnngtons; No
S62 Hudsou-ft: No N BoweTy, NewlOrk No. 10 Full
Id ~ Atlantic Il RrnnklYn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

Rich CARrETNes.-SsIrH * LoUNsBERy.
No. AS Pearst have in complete and ae.ir.
Die assortment Of ra Styles which they Offering a. he
following very low prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
Ev- The location of Union Hall, at a point

where two great thoroughares ntersect aud almost on
direct line from New-Jersey well from Brooklyn and
necessarily commands the attention OF the
public while the beauty OF the Clothing and the unProce
deed owness Of the prices just as surely command Them
Sns,om UsIoH HALL, cor. Fulton and Nasslu-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

"THE Truth, THE WHOLE lRUrH, AND
nf@VtS DEusTNs Improved Webpene" 70 convert gray
hair TO its natural color and to create new aud resl
fv invited 70 visit his Depot Rooms No 23 Chemberst
and Judge for Themselves Ladies and gentlemen VIII there
find the only genuine and improved article. Sold by the
r,rircirhl Dr1lRgefs in the Unted Slatee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20

Czr DR.. POWELL informs hisPatlents through
ont the United sates Canada and the West Indies thl;
he has rst received the largest and most beautiful lot
80 s,s6cial Fycs ever imported They BE- inserted
without the slightest pain and they move and look e1
sctv ike the eye the closest observer cannot dec
them Diseases of the Eye AMI Ear attended 70 a. usua
from o N O'clock az No. 5N2 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
TEMPERANCE DINING SALoox-Breaktasr

Dinner and TcaNo u BeeSman-st, Nassau Poultry
OF various kinds per plate fish aud clans 70 per
PIs'ei dumphngs paddngs and plea 6 per plate coffee
es o. cocoa cents per cup "a niuble sxpence better
than a allow sAilhnsS Cansnd try.
SANHRY 4 CHANDLER.
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! SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT

abroad sheet 20 be hung up dwellings aud public places
with eighteen spirted IlustTsons-s0 per thous md
per hundred or cents sinSly Terms, Cash nasxiby
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~ The prudent man will guard his system

CATERS FOR ~ AND IA .--Excellcntly
made Caters ofbsndsonc appearance and exceedingly
Portable the feet selling at CANreELLs No oj Bow
cry the above low prices Ladies call and make pur
chase,
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rz,s The name of CRIsTADoRo is a guaranty
fr the oennpeness Of whatever be indorses His Liquid
Hair Dye hes created IN hair coionng ~ nAe'
sny desired TINT in the substance OF the hair IN I'VE
and al the same time reyitslzes the hbres ooid
and retail and applied CRsTADoRos Nsg and scalp Is
tAhhshnnenf No. Aston House.
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IL GornAup,s LIQUID Hair DYE is. without

execution the very invented Equally celebrated
is GoURAUDs Medicsted Soap for curing pmpes 'eckes
sail rheuro flesh worms tette salowDess roughness
chars crates cracks &c Pouire Subtitle uproots HAIR from
sny part OF the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge Lily White
and Hn;r Gloss at 81 Walker-st., near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
Wn1rR CLorHIse.-We beg to call atten-

ton 20 our very large and fashionable stock OF Oyercoa
Talnas Business frocks &C &C, made from ell the stes
variety Of goods including Himaaya Fur Cloths Skback
Beavers, Silk and Wooden tag Beavers, S0ntag Maps
Shepherds Plaid, Steel Mkt &c &c Frocks aud OyeroOas
Oar Tuas Of the various goods attracting admire
tran any style Of Winter Wrapper ever got up
We have great variety oil the latest styles OF Cas-
ms Pats and Vesuga As many Of the eboye styles OF
sarmenis and goods BE- found nowhere else invite
our friends ~ give early call and make Their secc-
fons OF the most desirable goods we viii very
soon 10 short Prices usual uniform aud low.
ID. & J. DKNLIN. Nos. 50 and 50 Johnni. Nassau.
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Cu,ser DkMANprn.-Change ronr Under

CHANGE DKMANDTD.-Change your Under
gprmeuis-thIow of the hight Summer Under es and lot
OF A. RANKIN Co.'S warm durable and uushTinksble
Silk MernO OF Wooden
FALL AND WINTER UNDERGARMENrS
OCCUPY It's place There viii then he need Of spending
niouty tor medicine colds aud rheumatism. YOaT
health will be protected, your enjoyment secured.
A. RANKIN 4 Co, Holsters No. lOi BOwery
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10 THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF sCorr h
THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT i.
ELcnca. ~ g saIIe sfNle. nrlca Sc a the

Ge GRthe same si1e Illustrations and price the ERghsi
Edition. Also,
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