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MATRIMONIAL.

M hIRIhoNY MADE EASY, OR now To WIN
A Lever Professor LaHton, Boston, formerly Of Ion
an WIZ eend " my cd rs receipt Of one d5ar post
p' pian uirca lions TO enable ladies gentlemen 30 win
q 70 many Of the opposite sex ~ their
n'y uerc The process IL simplc brt captivating
way gu may 10 msfriej, irrespective appearance
W i" Ih1 NV Though not least 10 bo ARRANGED with
hho oSleaNy that detootteu IL Impossible. Adj
% ~ ton Boston, Macs No letters taken
ifam tno l'oet onl'e unless the postage Is paid.
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N II WIS BY TELEGRAp M.
HIGHLY INTERNSTIHa.
"e~NNr~n>Noo>~y->-y>~o<>~~
THE REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN MEXICO.
crN-~0-N@0-N,Noo~~NN>NN>.
Capture Of CamargO by CaravaJai.
N,.>~0~o.Ne~~oe>~~~~~o>oS
"a Alta M OR s. BE 81 II G IL d.
c1~r~o--(--~.<~.o.>--~o~-.
Indian Hostilities in New Mexico.
cc1~(,o1-ec-~ss->S~<S~~c.~N.
SETTLERS AND SOLDIERS MURDERED.
~NN~NNeN~<-as~>reNN|s~<.,>,
EXCITEMENT AND ALARM or TIE INHABITANTS.
THE REVOLUTION IN NORTHERN MEXICO
Capture OF Camargo by CnrayaJai.
Indian 1zostilities in New M6exi,
AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON CITY.
sc. DC. SC.
Important from Northern Mexico.

CAMARGo CAPTURED ASD MATAM0RAS BEsIEGgD BY
THE REvoLUTIoSIsTs, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, March 6. 1852
News from the Rio Grandc has reached here, to the
eject that Caravajal ha attacked captured CARNAGE
and Il now closcy bcsieging Matamoras
The steamship Fanny, which II reported being below
viii probably bring authentic particulars
The eastern mail has failed almost every day ancc thc
arrangement.
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PGoyDr.cr, March O. 1889
farm bouae IN scckonk. owned by johnson Gardner
and occupied by Moses Smith destroyed by fire on,
Friday night. Tho building insured FOR about hr1f
~ y'tuc 70 The rito County Office New Bedford Mr.
Johnson Ind ~ 100 insured his furniture an oce
IN Worcester
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The mall steamship Isabel, Capt Rollins arrived at
Charleston the Sd inst, with adviccs from Havana to
tho 10Th ut and the Empire City ut this port 5atur-
day, from the same place with intelligence to o'clock on
the morning Of the LIST Inst.
The news, which ia OF very interesting character Is
embraced In our Havana and Mstansas
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0fuorai having determined TO make example,
them viii be tremendous coumoion
Yhe United States corvette Albany arrived here on the
.5b from san Juan dc Eicaragua-al well
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


EOR ALBANY-wlTH RELAY OF ENGINES AND
without change OF ears. Fare 81 90 Regularity and
safety combined, The Of the New York and Harlem
Railroad leave the City Hall station, New York daily
dsys cxcepted), ats o'clock, Al ". sL0AT, supt.
EOR NEWARK.-TARE 12k CENTs-SPRIN6 AR
Il rangement-Thc steamer PASSAIC, Capt. J. OaGy,
VIII. aud after Wednesday March TO- run IS foows
Leave New York. foot OF Centre street. at o'clock r. NJ
Leave Newark. foot of Barclay street. at O'Clock A.
landing at Borgon Point each way Freight taken At
sorable rates.
NEW JERSEY RAIiR0AD.-THE NAIL LIME, VIA
Jersey City II tho afternoon, will leave half hscr
~ new passenger line betwsen Trenton and Now York
commences also on The dBt 81 March, leaving Trenton
\. H., and New York, ut ~ Z. NJ.
CAMDEN AND hMRoY RAILROAD, FOR PuILa-
place. by steamboat John Potter Two lines daily Morn
Ing line leaves At A. NJ Afternoon cypress luo III T. NJ,
through 20 Phiadop'ia IN four aud half hourH. Faro
Hret So second oass 81 Returning ioaye Phi
lad pais from foot Of Walnut street st H. and T.
~ Imdraut iuc. ~ steamboat Transport from Pier Me-
1,at5 y. VI. Fare 81 90
NIEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-g. s.
Nah and ESpress Lines, through IN ~ lours n ;.
Railroad via cr City, leaving New YORK A. n foot
Of Cortsndt etraet A. NJ and 6k p H. LIBERTY street.
Leave Philadelphia ourd from foot of Walnut street.
Fare reduced t. s. for drs class aad 40 Cor gncon o,s
baltimore Washington and Charleston through Tickets goa
ia the above lea end through luggage carried Ia tho A.
NJ and az u H. line from New York With thsoas conduo-
tors, without expense.
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send this, per Isabel TO Charleston thinking 1t may
anticipate tho arrival Of the Empire City IL New York
tho latter steamer has but just arrived from New Orleans
and will not sail before Tomorrow have time to on
closc only the arrivals and departures ut Havana and
not Of the other ports Of the island. H.
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FINANCIAL.

DRorosALs FOR LoAN.-s250,ooo RELLEFoNrAINE
ss
cs%Pany oGeT , for ,as o Of their cent mort
lt ofJuy 1856 with interest At I pes
wssrs s e
@ S IL s ~ r TT ssat
holders 1hey Convertible the stock com
, 2 saa' and %rsSs
asi Iss5 sRsss sas 3spssa
disposed OF the wants Of the company, hereafter from
voe road the oompaay lis miles long and 'Rv tho
@ and es Tn & tho T ana the entire linz
Way q or near Gelion where the Cleveland and Columbus
sdny. ard och important towns Union. tho line
@ he 1h and apd s os ssy
nearly completed The entire line 81 Is miles IL under
s1 r' slss; %s =
.sFrs'ea section Of The rosd win & eo@e,eed
nd il o. @ r. X The is ds Jgy most and the rsnaa
for The eonstructon and equipment Of the road pro-
ssS,icd 10 .hS capital stock Of the company and over
\ s as been sr e paid + aSd tie line
rculay paid the cali Of the company 10 raise the re-
G t , e Of sh a qs p pss
aG sd to edsvp Is 9. Oh osS
=, ams doe nacc and apply the proceeds Payment
rsg9r,s,e. rSTi, %s i is & o. tho 2hs and
m e. @ way o o G a The I'd
hnos sS rod GSw and IN TIE
MD t ~ sd,sS 20 gsiu gr a. ONO sa
sopay has bren organized to mao tbs rsanns portion
II road ying bet"oer Ierrc iisute and -. Louis aad tie
Nv W. VIZ sh5 , sn mat nssns AZ direct route from
nS nua e tho s e se o
a. "a S S w s f1Sisnt for Vpe yss
gt q the COMPANY That This VIM prove Of sroat
sas S Ss ts But sss
saGa a. y + Ia sna e. y WI F. pna q the gsentss
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EXPRESS AGENCIES. SC.

N-NrNN
~. moved No. Wan strcet-Havng made a con
trans Rs on Cola c
The I Of the only
r rd Es 20
r a,r the sss sssr,s Printed int
Tran,seo ~ tie regular from Panamn
h dp 70 "a" cents No charge for Chs
e'h, aud nth a. II. PRIDE CO., No. I Wall ~.
A u. PRIDE & cos CALIFORNIA EXPRESS NO.
"a. wan street, nesr Brosdwsy.-We arc prepared to
oregon China lS@ Islands sG aad 70 s cai
sss Ts Of ssss n
&c ii 2 ss "a have
s iis'% at ssar ii %
Yrtadc Co; are the only agents for transportation Of
ss lp;9rsns and aPs sfsaa %
sc al esa sri nc s a sssss I %" be-
tween New York and san Frnnci4eo secured at our Office
ss:S'sss s'HGs Flsds ssa
n I columns S on The aa sE IL.
mnks numbers and contcnt CT each package aud their
should ss r0 is o &c he oSo
s .d rTa4d Se he
ssn a. Cssrg n ana at which places
as @ .ss. Ss Tss ID
York. hs s% s sis e ns s1SS
raoges waterproof and not osceod ser
tain dimen lions and ciytts--
RATES
Under ts, rcr 90 Over % lbs per ib. s 80
" 10 Is Dn8ucrrcotypes !. -. %
;. u " y Millinery, per Gu H.. 10 00
A. II. PRIDE & Co, No. Wall street.
WM. CuAsE BARNEY, A. Ii. PRDR.
DERroRDs GREAT CALIFORNIA EXPRESS WILL
~ 20 forward on Tuesday next 9th inst In charge Of
own messenger Mr.. Cochran per Empire City,
with the fast running steamer Norhenr We confidently
expect aad our goods AZ San in about
uesday. March IT,
daye small parcels received till p NJ day Of selling
bEKFORD Co, vesoy street, Aotor House.
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rLE1s CorlEE AND CHoP uOusn no aeoAn
Oway Wli te served gp this day Hnsiah Hare soup aud
Some nno Pr MUM English Mutton, with currast JciIy
Ready frem u 60 O'Clock. Epcurcs call AM acc clan
~. az NroadTn,, aosi door to GotaIo Tat N'
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TnrArrtch1o--Thc cp,csteinnofta NJ the rsap,oiiys
theatre of the city exceedingly nttTsciye rs- h,
particular u cach ,muscmnni rsfsr W tho peo.
gr1,nnie~
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FINE ARTS.

COLoRED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IMPROVE
provsment in Daguerreotyping the natural cciorsCiti
sens OF New York should remember that nowhere
country or In the world has the Of
ing the natural coors In been
performed as by HOLMES, $50 Broadway
IL ELLl'S HALP-PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT
ing Office, lal Fulton street, New York. Bill Heads
Gards MAPS Diplomas mercantile work Of all descriptions
wedding, Visiting Address and At-Ifome Cards Cake
Boxes Bridal Envelopes, &c. &c. Plate and 1y Cards
nAGUERRE0TYPE.-JUST RECEIVED, FULL
- stock Of Scale Plates all Sizes These plates are used
exclusively by the best Daguerrean Artists They
ranted 70 take better impression than other plate
to give complete satisfaction in respect Retail price,
discount to the trade Address.
VICTOR BISHOP, No. % Maiden lane.
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yfovcnierts ~ rnlivl,irnig.

col !. q Fremont ana Glnly ultiyoi sesull,y :.
ard isaye ~ Liverpool "a th, aleang oil wednesday
next They ar staying ~ Che lryilg i!au5e
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REoADwAY THEATRE; A. MARSHALL SOLE
1s4 r. fs% sess
at 70 commence at ~ o'clock. Monday eyenns March
sssiax Esss
y as'sSs
a{sss E s MI %
ton Miss Kate Horn hossy Snagss, Mrs Seton
RARNuMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-r. T: BARNSM.
- Manager and Proprietor; John
hanager.-Admsson to the entire Museum and perform
s1asi s
GTsesSSs :. the Of
F f .ns H. MSsh
~
*. sssm. 81 hi 81
Tho youthful Giant. BE-. nasy now DO seem.
MIR. AUGUSTUS BRAHAM WILL GIVE HIS SECOND
M 4 IL hsneaz evening" March
z II ETC." artists
"''' "Af aA. if7 Ss''d III. ssBsxrcx
Aria-prs Poecstis ts,sSat M..sri ''4'' Ro.sln
sens-Reeiee greatly assssii i....... Handel
Aria-wAf' Her, Angel; s.spsn'' Handel
sons-o rest in the Io,d Nah j5..I Msadsls'ohn
Fsntssa-concertn' on Themes from LINDA di
>A'''''A'A mir. H. scdswick.' '''''' D0n''s'''
rro-,Dolce Tranauillita from the opera Of II WI.
W Ssashss Mis-, H. Leach and MR. l. Bia lasa'''
Despair Ssstn. time in An'r'a Brah"m
PART SECOND.
b'i'Aa-S0fah ''s'A' Mr.. i:reatvre.. Moore
Irish song-O come to The West love Lover
Old Irish Mel0dy-Iovss Young Dream tdrst tne Moore
Nine Bouchelie, Miss Leach, and Mr. Gro..crex "''''
Old Scotch the
Mr. Augustus Braham.
Msdame Boucheiie and Mr. Grcstolss. ''o@'0fsA
W
r,..,s d GSsassTeS Mr. ssaswiek
Doors open at hafpaSt 81 to commence punctualy at
ELoQUENcE WIT. DRoLLERY-BY PSYCHOLOGY
=. gang
q ns ans sss
open at 6ls o'clock: commence at7li
A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. 800 BROADWAY CORNER
s oep oms ss
il a.
Hss sssssn species Of
1sser a. unt 70 !s
an M zach day wcdnesd.y from II until O'clock
ITO AMATEURs-LAD!ES AND GENTLEMEN, OF
nasrGt t who wish to connect
different auspices to association existence will
please address r., Herald ONCE.
ITO RENT-ARcu STREET THEATRE: rnILADEL-
pbia for one year from September 1852. proposaso or
communications to be addressed to
DIR. n. B. LEIDY, Secretary
Board Of Agents OF Arch st. Theatre Philadelphis.
FINE ARTS.
.N-N.@ers
CoLoRED DAGUERREOTYPEs-GRE IMPROVE
~ provement in Daguerreotyp the natural colorsC
Gems OF New York should remember that this
country in the world has the Of
the natural colors Dasuerreoypcs
performed as by HOLMES, $50 Broadway.
II ELLY'S HALP-PRICE ENGRAVING AND PRINT
A ing ONCE Ill Fulton street, New York. Bill Heads
Gsrss Maps Diplomas mercantile work Of all description
Boxes Bridal Envelopes &C., SC. Plate and nfty Cards
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M s. .,.s,,. rf,t,N Captain iaGyins, having
oayd the danszc suetancd b. grounding on the bar,
IN her at,crupt 10 part on tho %Sh u, TOOK n<
de.er.ggc s,s egcpeg .cltga'.
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M cINTYRLS MUSICAL EvENINGs.-SoCIETY Ii
NA brary. broadway of Leonard strcet-Mondsy
evening Marcel LIZ andsrs; Mcintyre, celebrated SCOT
tish and Irish Vocaiss will give their popular
sal entertainments, embracing sentimental and
humorous melodies See programmes. To commence at
o'clock Tickets, % cents
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RowERY THEATRE.-BoxEs, IS CENTS; PIT. l2K
4 s'l s at stsan Do
SHEEN wa Ss9ss NJ NJ s ss9 cs:s
Wis the sf drama f bUb s%SoyHRp AND
Mr. Taylor The Monkey Master cony stunwald Mr. cony;
Countess saldcehin Mrs. Grattan.
RTgToN' SrMEATRE, CHAMBERS sTRREr.-pREss
Boxes d. orchcstrs Seats, Is cents. DssZ open ..
10 s sss ssSss;,. M sslisS sy ssaanS
~ p @ G 81 Tms A; sas. Mr. IT,
af n "a ss,r 1 fsrse Of DS NIL
a u o T sf pa OF ny sE S the No
Gurtor Sophia. Mise Mary Taylor.
N ATIoNAL TuEATRE CHATHAM sTREET.-DREss
,s ef and nGSrs p 9sats p S cents, Orchestra
At o'clock Monday evening" Ss' March issah
VII bowling " q EVEN sR
Cage Mrs. W O. Jones; Dionys.s Dobbeton, Mr.. Fox To
nv f9 rrnse'' swss ar S t Cara
WIGS AND wDowsAn.ons ceaae Mn Mr. F OK. farce
CuRIsTy's OPERA HOUSE MECHANICS HALL. NO.
rns HnS The ~s
nn aa ri S ID sn
the msassemsnt Of = chrissy whose oonoorss in
h respeoa1s Ss' audsacs
s s1s
ay informed tsa the Saturday aerpoon concerts are dis
n5 2ssss On Saturday next March - annual benefit Of
Wo0D's nINSrRELs, 4ft BRoADwAY.-HoRN.
w wells and Briggs perform every evening, and
"tarosdsy snd Saturday afternoons
IyElLowS' MINsTRRLs-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
as o f Eew Er hs +. a
closed their sorees is city rnt further notice They
ri visit some Of the principal cities West and South pre-
'0' 's' A' is'ssEi wRs'fssp
M cINTYRLs MUSICAL EvENINGs-sOCIETY Ii
evening Marcel r andsr y Mdnsye Celebrated sSo
tsh and Irish Vocats will give their popular
sal entertainments, embracing sentimental and
humorous ncloeies See programmes. To commence at
o'clock Tiokets. 20 cents.
/ CLASSICAL QuARTETTE soIREE-ARRANGED BY
sSen March ss0' MY ksa On
Cushing Contra.to Mr. Weizel psnoforte in addition
l rhlsn aa T. f sG%r os Ms g
cents may be obtained at 2 Wesers music store sls
and Mcsrs RsdciG Bros Of Atlantic and Clinton
streeta.
C1RCUs NEW YORK AMpuITHEATRE. 81 BoWERY
faa y fashion, io tasns and eIs.
sance HoremanshiG by all the great riders Two rival
the cocney Cown-Oid England and New England against
che world BoSes. 20 cents; PIT. l29s cents.
a cA.D.-1nE UNDERSIGNED. LATE TREASURER
Of the Holiday Street Theatre baltimore, offers HIS
cos as Agent Manager to arstos who
n Baltimore Professionally for Concerts Readings Ex
profession Having thorough Rnowiedse Of the business
he asurcs success lie also with persons Of
the Mxo snd SSus
imerics and has knowledge cities note in those
fof any Information address stating terms
Holiday Street Theatre, Batmcre, Md
TEMPLE or TIE GRACEs.-NEw PLACEOF AMusE-
purpose Of classical Illustrations Of Ancient Ststusry
the French and Engsh troupe Of Living Models. with
open at scieck; performances to commence ats.
--
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IfElLoWs' MiNsTRRLs.-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
original and celebrated Of Ethiopian Performers,
respeuy informs tho citizens Of Now York that he has
o;ed their soees n a city rntil further notice They
yious to their re-opcning their Concerts in Broadway.
r.
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From philadelphia.

INTENSIVE CONFERENCE.-THE DESTRUCTION or FRO
PLRTY BELONGING TO THE ANGoY RAILROAD COM
PhNy-MuRpERER CONVICTED. ET'C
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ClRCUS, NEW YORK AMPUITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY
~ Monday evening March s. and during the week, Grand
demonstration; fun folly fashon TASTE talent and ee
Ciowns-Lovet the Yankee Clown and Bobby Williams
the Ccckney CiownOd England and New England
Che world! HOXes, 90 cents; Pit I2ll cents.
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The following letter from Hon. LOWS Chs. was
received w committee Of Tho Young Mems Noun
mcntal Association, " Baltimore in reply 10 m IN
yisat.on 10 attend their bnll:--
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CLAsslCAL QuARTETTE soIREE-ARRANGED BY
~ r. X. Weiyc,at the Brooklyn Female Academy on
Tuesday evening March o. 15a Miss Keta soprano; Miss
ushng Conratoi Mr. Wozel pianoforts in addition to
j. Noi H. Rsyor Eichhorn. and T. Eisfold. Tickets, SO
cents may be obtained at =. n Weels music sl3
Fulton street, likewise of Mr. Cottier l62 Atlantic street;
and Messrs sdclh Bros Of Atlantic and Clinton
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ELOQUENCE WIT DROLLERY-BY PSYCHOLOGY
- cal subjects who impcrsonate Kossuth, Daniel Web
ster ana Others. Professor Owen lectures on Monday
Wednesday and Saturday at Union Buildings 1853 Bowery
Go early to seats ssiou, one shilling Doors
open ut 6ls o'clock; a TX
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Capt. B. is having his boat constructed at
Louisville, and the intention is that she
shall make her appearance as soon as the
first. The Danube, Capt. Barger, was
the first boat at the Levee last seas son, on
the opening of navigation, and we don't
know why the Brunette should not do as
much.-Galena .Adv.
President Edwards computes that the
use of Alcoholic beverages costs the Uni
ted States, directly, in ten years, $780,
100000; has burned, or otherwise des-
troyed $5,OO0,OOO more of property
has destroyed $500, 900 lives; sent $780,
600 to prisons; and 100000 children to
the poor houses; caused 500 murders ;
1000 suicides. and has bequeathed to the
country 100000 orphan children.
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which the Chicago and Galena Railroad
Company design to construct across the
Rock River at Rockford. The bridge
will cross the river Immediately above
the dam owned by the joint stock COM
pany. 1t will be built upon six stone
piers, having their foundation upon the
solid rocky bed of the river. There will
be six spans of one hundred and ten feet
each, and one span of eighty feet, making
the entire length of the bridge, exclusive
OF the approaches, seven hundred and
forty feet. The piers rnd superstructure
will be carried TO sufficient height to
place the track thirty-four feet above
high water mark. The whole cost of the
bridge will be about $25, 200, and when
constructed, will doubtless be source of
pride to our Rockford neighbors, as well
as an ornament to that beautiful and
growing place.
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For the Minnesotian.
A word with you, Friend, If you Please.


feel deeply solicitous in regard to the
vote you will give on the first Monday in
April. That vote will probably be the
most fearfully responsible one that you
ever have given, or ever will give. If
you vote against the law you vote that
drunkenness shall continue-that many
of our neighbors and citizens shall be re-
duced to penury-stripped of respectable
ty-deprived of health-nade laughing
stock: bye word and curse to themselves,
their friends and the humanity to which
they belong; that their lives shall be
shortened many years, and that their deaths
shall be the most horrid. You vote that
many mothers and wives shall weep away
the broken fragments of life in all the in
consolable, unutterable woe of broken
hearted widowhood; that children, who
ought to show fathers love and protec-
ton, shall be turned out into hopeless or
phanage and beggary; that friends shall
separate,-that neighbors shall quarrel
that families shall be broken up, and that
debauchery, theft and murder shall riot on
the very vitals of society. More than this
sir; you do all you can to perpetuate these
evils,-you make yourself an accessory
and party in their enactment; and, So
far as they exist for want of the law, you
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are directly responsible to YOUR fellow

are directly responsible to your fellow
men and your God.
More than two hundred years expert
ence has Overwhelmingly demonstrated
that those evils are the invariable con-
comitants and results of the use of alco-
holic beverages. If you vote for the law
you will have the unspeakable satisfaction
Of knowing that you have done what you
could for their suppression and removal.
H.
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ELEELT & BROTHERS

rentted their storeroon with taste and elegance,
anu nave now one Of the finest business eetablish.
ments IN tne northwest where they VIII be happy
their friends and CUSTOMERS.
ihey nave Just received New York and Phnadel.
pnla large assortment II fancy and staple dry goods
embracing all descriptions Of building
sas. ihey call particular attention to their stock Of
gass snd and also their supplv Of
such as preserves Of CAGES grapes pine
appe, peaches, &C., French prunes, olive OIL fsrnia
port and ginger wines, and liouors of The
oes. quality, absenthe, lemon syrups, bay water
IL Correips congress Lemonade compound-a ap,e.
did article, only 25 cents per package.
The essence Of Coffee, package OF which, cost.
ing put 10 CENTS IS equal to four pounds Of store coffee
II Kefciups, pepper sauce, mustard, ground pepper
aspice Cloves. sa@raus-all done up In packages sx-
preSsly for family
superb article Of horse raddsh put IN in bottlss
ElfeE Brothers desire that this community shah
distinctly understand, that they have FIRMLY resolved to
do business hereafter on the CASH SYSTEM. IL their
determination sell their goods cheap ready pay.
E. & B. authorized agents for Jayne's cad
Swayne's celebrated patent medicines.
" Our new goods are shortly expected, when . full
catalogue will appear.
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STOVES.
Competition defed at the Cheap &ove Store

On Third, between Roberts and Jackson streets.
T HAVE now on hand splendid assortment of Stoves
of the most approved patterns, among which will be
found Lefes double oven, Queen Of the Prares, Ir-
Wings airght, Prairie Queen, Prairie Sate st. Louis
arght, prize premium, Grecan parlor, cottage paror
Etna paror, Saratoga box ar-tght, Bridge Brothers.
sheeron airght, Of all sizes and patterns, and
template stoves.
have also good assortment Of the following arcles
hollow ware, camp kettles fypans, bake stew
pans, brass kettles, Spoons ladies' coffee mills, churns
buckets, BRASS iron and tin canestcks sleeves, brooms
wooden and metal fauces zinc, sheet iron, copper and
Japan iron and brass wire suffers, trays spoons,
patent washboards, waffle irons, sad-rons rivets,
iron ears steel traps, sheep and bells, spring balances
currycombs horse cards.
Also, Axes, handles, hachets rip and cut saws
shoves spades fire shove to1ss, grub and garden hoes,
garden scythes, pchfoks plows, hydraulic force
and lift pumps, lead pipe, pig sheet and bar
iron grind stones, percussion caps pistols,
ses, hunting hatchets, &c.
In Short my consists of almost every thing
usually kept the and tnware line. 1t is Of the
best quality, and will sell at prices low enough TO salts
fy almost any one.
All kinds Of Gutter trough, spouting, &c, also
every description of Job work, all times neatly and
substantially done at n-shop, reasonable prices
lloct y. s. NEWELL