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TEW-YORK LINEN HALL, No. $50

NEW-YORK LINEN HALL, No. $50
' BROADWAY. dopos e'ove Sprns st-in thsbk-
10 kiud friends sud atrJus snO have . bs
ais support,d during hstl rho oast season beg
incm them ard the pubic az large, that wo h,ys com.
pctes our ~ mpo'taJ ana tivs 8, heretofore 81 In
narsa Va-gS OF Linen O, COS (uny - Osr thsn, which
be u 500 b. Sc apo pufeg' uanufa'ue hNgiy
BEEN 3, ord - nAuJ'acturd expressly fof ths e',sb
iisfneut. End addition C., onr ls- stock % Sh-oungs
Table Linens Tabe Cloths (s,re # hen really bead
ufulD fIos Linens NapAius Dp,he3 IO~elosA Stair
Crashes Shirfnss 60 have imported 'zsey OF french
shirt Fronts W plain piutsd sod nhf dered Ais, Cam
hric Hsndk teis 10 plain p'ioUd ant embroidered sni
LScs BoTds,i, u ~bich We sollct iolI attsntion.
JOHN DAVIS co.
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Sales 0g Anriion.

A 81 MERwiN Ancroneor.
DY BANGS, BROTHER Il CO.
} Trade Gales Room, No. . Park row
FRIDAY, sept lI-FALL TRADE SALE concluded.
VA. CARTER. Auctonesr
Et ORTGAGE SALE at HORSES and
W. CABRlAGE,-On SATURDAY. sept " alil
o'clock h. ont 81 me Se" Haven Rsilroad Freisht D.
corner VI Na'kerst ard Court .ndt-aIey
Two peH HOnes-UD0 Tar RllWn and one pair Gray,
sound 0ud kind seven y,ssold
-Four Coaches modern ST. e second hand lined with dns
cloth
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~ Fishfh Ward We, TIE undersigned having
tfes or. ri.d ~ The Ei.hth Wars WING Committee 20
pr .ics over the s1msIy -c "a Of he Esn "a 77r-
Ks csru that such election ~as held a. TIE American
Eor.e oIrero q Sp'if ard Lsureusss puuan' t' ths
sAltftte ~ his Grn-rA G ltl~e sut th- Wa-1 Commit
ts ar5 that 'oo sg cset hAtia received ma oy
offhe ,otrs cast vas cuig elected.
DsfEGATE 10 SYRACUsE: ALrtSNArE;
JANIS NJ MURRAY JONATHAN ". ALLEN.
MaYoRALTY:
James Murray, lsme. 'h-suler J,in ReJu9lcs
COUNTY.
lanes Gr5's7. Chas : Tsruball, Louis sshsr
John G,uiier joan whey.
George Boyd F.ln-is N4.s!sr Datiei Marrow
HcwLo \. 5a.slo, 9'hon hsnhey
7. r v.s.vo,.b. wm Be, IN John 6. Wee.
CuScEr,-I0NNL-
cl.,.- Dr.s- W, Iter VIM Lawsco.
Water Betts Albert X Suih.
AssrNbLY:
r,.,,b p Es,,t. d. s Ra.-L Ohed Grilsy
t'.,ly't4s., Fr.r,,s Ne Isrllot JoI-ph rebjn..
JaussC eturEfs. Va o. - lel'A " A''''Sou'
.hn Lord j Hn II L0cANOOu'
JcsTr-'s.
r,t U-ssv G-3-.. % p-1ter Atrsni Van Sl1r,
Jctn T. Willi.ol. Jrsrph Murphy.
CHATTER.
T. Weldon Yell, Fiusrs Cau~y De Wu Young,
Aro- L.,1t,s Joseph D,yu-, Gear.' frsser
Oh Msrrsr G,o. - Don. iasa Jane, MWpny.
LOIl~ F. WADSN ORTIZ, i1soec'ors
JOHN NlLnEI, u tshh
JOHN OAUTIER, Narl
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r. rhirteenrh rd.-This I. 20 certify 'sai At an
ele,ror trl0 A. ITALIAN BaL 40 ~ Grand 80 prrsusn
to the cali Of tae Wig General Committee 'o.9 - .
feices =. n, ths iso~i's res.t. heaasd lAcos F.
nov oRD received as I'D ths ticket mead AuluN
rs No sud received Us y0rs-to'a nuullsr OF votes 9i
We the rud@rs g1ed ber,iCre deca-e that ths u;set
te,ded Isco' Howard for Delegate 10 Syrs;''e wday
s'r T'HlRiFENTH wAED-wosSrvcvsy, TicSsr
s.,u l.4.. he Coamr.
py gAcoB Z 70 n iGn;,.6 Joan c5orER
pAr.t... w@ s'u s..s, Taoma, c Could
Join ccorsr Eds.'d soFhf1r. G ;.rs, Ferris
'''' C,rY co~yrvnoN.
James Dewey. } r.. Howard, J3hn II Bdgp.
Alexander Ferris LAw,ence HIney
Gp.n DAYTON, David a. .oaea ROssr. Rish~d'1u,
rsuu,i A. ,r:'n, JS.orS sli'~.o John r,ro..
james Madden, Js4..' Mao,a, James Ps4I'.
,.,o, 81 sham. John Sp-p Isr' Gsorr. ConkH,,
4 T-frse NiicGs-l Baths Wn. IA. A1d- 500
Wh.i'o T. H.io-k oven Daey, Vincent Late ss.
Washington Gay'or, J'tn b"s'
couelfa. Price, Fr.ae'. Lad.,y, gs,as. nos,,,
james pm, John Goran, Va S~iaeston,
lohu frris Jasrer anpelr 1s' rae Lems'n.
Jobn Buu.ir. alan. O W. e., mour Inotnas sictss'n
WlHAr soe-r. James lockwood, Ben ,nia iiaI<7!,
'''- DAVID A.FORBEs,)
ANORaN CRAFT Inspectors
GILBt BTDAYrON.\ Il fl.ciiJn
jaws HARcER. Pol Clsts.-Sewfort. sept. a. 1884
rgIinecnih ward The Inspectors Of tho Whig
..n' ,. l.-b ~ IN I'M. fn,t' me 80,
-. -. ~, d,iy ARD rr,oi1,, n.iy elected.
EIFT.EsIa NAKD
D.,t.,rr. To- s ...,.t,,. Atrr7N,rr.
FkEDtk.tK A CO>kLIN Joan c. GREEN
2 p-..--t. tr.u F4.., 4 R..vo rss " f-,I-.ff1
"a 80 , r.,,- Z L., ~.
' ~ T.,-.r,.
p.t,,. n yy...t. ! Min Green Tfom.s Atom
~ =, rt.,. lNUr.t, r.vI,,
I'-e - ~ '0' CIV.
, q ID 49,. l. NJ. pt.to,
IT, L'r'N n, ,.f' q =" ',e'''''' ~ !. q y 49,
Samuel NJ fD'."i a ,yop,,r,. ',0''' '' ''-''''|
~ ~ &c.,. -. ~ H.,
los y az, I'M Jr' 49, w ih ~ n9AsnlAn' JOAN '44''
~ ri, ,l-..k.
'su'" g. ''--" '"- ..,,.,"'
t...D Ola, r.. = f., Cb4rl,t = Str.n-
10y - ".'7'' 80 N, 80. I,hr A. Ei.ho,
~, r. Z IL H.,no5,-y. Al die.
81 q" e.. ti-..,r " 'Si5-r-o h. .id5.fp y
Cu,trFR.
.-t d, Geo.. Nm, ID I,a,--o, Linn, Y stsv.ns
LI; 81 80, : l. trs.oc U-rry A Kerr,
'' ~. n n ..,i.y T,,,,.e Ds,usg
a. 20 Al .Ii Al. 4 g., Wv Ur ~ n Turn-r
W." " '' Gs.-es ~ Ms,
sAuf,.i r. ROHAf,tF Jr)
HrNGY A KERR 'F'g'o ~
STUART 3. SMITH. '- -'7- -@A
ustsd Ns~.Nots. Se,t 10, 1861
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over, the DO, would shrov do~a ise bundle and
attempt to dsrt in.o u. rhck,t. repeating tie
iDsub"rdnailon, though repeatedly t.a'rn inr II,
tll he wss fairly -uhdued. ard iecams tee'!e \,
degrees. The greatest diEcul;> wseto svl him
to wear clothes which 10 he l.- lie OFT .a.d ujur
ed or destroyed. b. rubbing them ssansts prSt
like beast when come part uf bs body it he'd
Some months after Their arrival 1t Lucknov,
Janoo was ssut away from the plsre l"r day or
two, on some business, aud on hi. r.tnIn found
that the wild boy bad escaped. He was never
more cen.
II ra curious circumstance. that the Wild chit
dren, whether of Europe or Asia, have never
been found above a certain age They 10 not
grow into adults in the woods Col SI-rusn
thinks their lives may be cut short by thrr .ivihs
exclusively on animal food; but TO some Of them
g. We hsve sssn, a vegetable diet has been habit
uai. The probability SCENE to be. that, With in
creasng years. their added boldness and con
sciousnrss "f strength may lead them into fatal
advtntur.s with their brethren of the forest. As
for the protection Of the animal by which they
we're originally nuriured becoming powerless
ir"m aye, which is another hypothesis. that sup
poses t"o romantic system o! patronage and de-
pendencr. The head Of the family mrst have
several successive series OF descendants to care
for afer the arrival of the stranger and it /. far
more probable that the Wild boy il obliged to
turn out with his playmates when they are or
1ptpd to shif, for tbrm.el,e, than thai he ,lon.
remain. a f1,ute AT bom. The pro,.ctior ~
snmr kind a, fift i.a n.,essar, cond;,;on ~ i.
surviving at all there can b, no manner ,f dnubt
nIth1urh Il doe. mn, b,llnw ,b., v,lf is oIv,ye
the patron.
The d'ff4rent habit. Of sorce Of thn ruroncor
eli drrn We have mentioned how a ,ntsIlv djf
feren, course Of ,duc,,,ou IF r.. in.,orrs ,bev
have b en- uutt,ned hy uolv,, th.v would no
more have learned to climh tree. ina, IN 6, in
the air. A, sr IN, female .p.cin,n w. ba1,
mentioned, her. vas nby,ou.I, an a.can,ion
case >Lr un. lost a. .,u.s,.d from, h.r own
.ta,ep,eu,. when old cuau'h Ia v,,. At sons
employment end c.al lie Used r. , wp,rnn
wa. one Of her ... n c.,r...!. c.i.r.
The wIJ ,h,ll..r .ll,.a .no,,,e, ven. .b
viou.ly ind, l,ed tn e.r'yr, rr tL,tr n,serabl.
lives; and il +. ,inr 90 difi MI a- n, fir, s,obt
might b.. .urnn.sd 10 irn,oiu. III. no..i,u,ty oe
surh IN occurrence. 1hc raren, urlvs, nr. 50
car. !ul nl ihc.r ,roy.u.y that the, e., ,be,, fr
,onr time an half digo.ted f1nd. d.goryeI by
,L...... Il 49,. ...... Il, 49,
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Louis Napoleon Emperor.

The itsm o'in.srsst "a the speech ot Ranaparss
a! Bordeaux. in which be employs this rsmArsk,
ble language, which inti:a,es the rapid approach
Of the imperial criss
1t seems Franc. desires return to the Empire.
eyes, yss!' prolonged applsusa--" Iiw Fhpl-
psssurr)
There is ore objected 10 which must reply
Certain minds seema to entertain dread Of var /.
certain persons say the Empire is only war; bgt
J say the Empire is peace, t-eusa'ion} for Francs
desires it, and when France issatisfsd he spld
IS ;raouil. These words, uttered 10 irn voice.
ard With strong emphasis. produced magical
sfsc:. Enthusiastic braves were heard from all
sides
Glory d.sc.rts y ilaeti.ans., crt aot war -
hid the princes. Who Justly fei, pride that they
wee the grandchildren Of Louis NV, recon-
aience his vlys'
War is Rot made for pleasure, bit through ne.
cefsi,y; AMI at hi, epoch Of Transition, where BY,
the side side q so many e,emcnta Of prosperity,
spriny 30 many causes o. death, we may truly
SAY. va be 20 him vile gises tbs first signal to .
COLI, ion, th: consequences of which would be ,n'
cslculabe, u nng and profound sensation) B.
confess, however, that, Ike the Emperor,
have many congresls TO mal;s. wish, Ike hin,
80 CONQUER, by Cancellation, oil hostile parties
oud to brig into tie grand popular carrtn,
taose no.tils stsams which now lose themselves
without pros. to any ore. tApplause)
| ",.h to ftsiore 10 religion, morality. and
opulence, that SIN nunsrons part of the popula.
tion, Which though in the bosom Of Tho ost fer
Tile country 10 tha void, can scarcely obtain the
common nccessaries Of lie. lSensatipp i,
We have iulmsEse wasi, of territories to cah'-
vste, roads to open, ports to dig. liver, to render
Iaylgahle, svstem OF railroads to complete
| us hare oppo ite 70 .Hcrss,Hts va. Kingdom
uhieb ue must dssiuii!de TO lraansg; 70 hdps "a
bring all our great tOeStern ports .aio connection
! uith the Amertcm continent Gy rspidity Of
communication Which wt wcnti lastly we have
ruins TO restore. false gods 10 overthrow, and
truths to be made 'riumpht. (prolungsd sp
| plsussl
Thin is the sense which attach to the Empire
| II the Empire 10 to be restored. (Cries Of" Tjrt
Empereurg)
Sroh are the conluests which ronternt plat.
and all you who surround me, and who, like ms
desire your ccuntrys wslfare-yor ars my sol
diers eyes, yes prolonged srplsuse)
The Empire has been declared in the town o
Sevrss by the following, .,..
PROCLAMATION
The town Of Scyrcs, oteying Of ito sentiment
Of sYectios and Of gratitude for Prince Louis Ma
poleon Bonapaits, the Envoy Of God and thu
elect Of France her savIoer and her glory, pro
clam. HIM Emperor OF the French, under th,
name Of Napoleon III and coniers IN him snt
on his desc, nisnt, hereditary rights
| Done at Seuns on the I th of October, 10 tb,
year Of grace and resurrection, 1862,
(SIgned) ASSAGEI, Mayor.
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One Of the most exquisite paragraphs we have
lately met with has fallen under our eye. in the y.
Y Times, ci u late date. Apposi's and bsau,i.
'ul, il will reach many heart ct this aututnnnl
s,sson:
TnS FAlIlNs LEAF 1t has been fancy. born
Of our day dreams that for every leaf tina, fall'
human soul asccnls; that for every leaf that un-
folds a spirit glidcs from the dim past into the
active present snd ,hckly as fall the decayiry
leaves, do forms OF human mould drop into the
soil
We watch the yellow leaf as Il s,rsggles with
its downward tendency, assaying in vain TO hang
In mid air. shrinking from the cold resting place.
and buoyed up with m,Wsn,ary hope, as =
stray breeze, watts i. upward again, only to de
scend more rapidly. 1t seems to wall, to shrek,
as it settle, nearer and nearer to the dets.ted
soil Aa i, lies worn out and dead upon the chill
earth the spirit whispers: Another has gone 10
the tomb Nature drops n leaf Tor every ons
who falls, as the nun drops bead for ever s'p
she hinka
A, we stlnd besides, the spent leaf. 90 s,snd
weeping one, around the new made grave. All
40 they embar their dead in teAu and undying
memories, 30 will We embalm thee, thou ,ypifyrr
of human fraility. Thus between tho leaves Of
the book Of books the sickly leaf 10 laid ~ e'..
m,nto mori AZ garo on tho skeleton 'nrm, ]
follow the decay Of .hs one Tor whom II fell, and
turn ,houghtfully away, gaze up TO the myriad
Of leaves, and ask, (which one shall fall TOT mel
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Dick DaiIy's stump Speech.

Fsliop Citizens--Ths are day for the popu-
laticp Of Boonvills like bob tailed pullet on q
rckety hen roost, 10 bs lookn' up. A crisis have
arrlved--an some lhin's burst, Where nre we
Here ! is and d stand here and expirnte from
now till the day syuagogues, fyou'd whoop for
Daily. t s
Fellow :ilizens---Jerusal,m TO pay and Ts
hain't got no pitch. Our hyperbocai and najes-
tic canal boat o.! creation has onshipped her rud.
der AMI the capa's broke his neck, and the cooks
div to the depth Of the vasty deep in search Of
dnuns Our wigwaus torn to pieces ike = shirt
on II brush fence and cities Of these ere la.itrdes
il a yanshn in blue fame Are such things 10
be did ask you in the name Of the American
Eagle, who whipped the .haggy.hsaded Lion Of
Great Britain aud now sits a roOtin on the ma.,-
hectic telegraph, If such doins is gon to be con-
glomeratedf repeat TO you in the name Of tie
peacock o liberty, when he's flewiu' over tia
cloud capped SUBMITS o the Rocky Mountains If
ives gon to be eI'empo aLeously blgyogged in
this fashion
90 ass,w me
Let m. 10. jarit Vijh igno,daes,'
a5 slakapecl says. Shall we DC bamboo 2cfi,d
with such unmi,igated audariousness Methinls
! hesr you ylep--" No, cir, hoss fyl" The 'ect
me to Congress, and there'll be revolution sure
Fellow citzens--ll was standin' on the ada
man'ioe throne Of Jupiter, and ,hs ligh.nn' was
clashin' around me, Id cosinue to spout Tn
be quenChed I've sprung 4 leak, lnc ] howl
! like bear with a sore head Flop toge,hsr--
| jump into ranks and hear me through.
! feler citiIsns--Your know ne and rip nv
! lungs out with a mill grub # won't stick to yer
like brickdust TO a bar Of soap! was brought
! up among ys fsiler citizens, ard papped in a
school huu>s, but he cant git me with his hlfalu.
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lIoup, AeArS-A London letter saws :

HoBr' AsAlN-A London letter SAYS -
American skill has once more triumph in Eng
land, and IN this manner Tie direr,uls of well
known ln4ur ince Office, in Hoorgate.st.. had us
semOed in their rooms 10 hold an important an.
nuaI meeting Wher the books and paper. Of the
company were called Tor, the Secretary could no,
dnd the key oi the large vaul. where kept. AZ
tel an unsuccessful search Mr.. Chuhb, the maker
ofthe lock, was sent for, and asked If he had \
key that would open the lock. He replied in the
negative He was then asked IL he could pick
this lock. lie again replied in the negative and
rather Indignantly wi,h,l, Mt the insnua,on tba,
hi. celers,ed locks could be picked anl said the
only way to open the vault was To cut the door
down. Tho directors would not consent to ,his,
ard MI. Chnbb left the premises. A messenger
was despatched to Cheapsidc for the American
Hobbs who sent one OF his workmen with in.
strnctions te take An impression 10 wan ef the
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slt"u X pBlRY AND SuPro-rD FouL PsAY -
u S,Iuuf, D,prty Sheriff Of LsSsilr CO.,
II rIyeu ~ S l. vi, on FRIDAY on the steam.
EN u, having IN ,uft"dN an old man named Da
v : oft, ~ho up s"d Of being ,ng ged in
'oun"y '" tn b VI amount to which publc
oy mon al .ches n more serious Charge--'hat II
murder Mr. skinner informs the lu,clhgencer
that on Moday last Mes-rs, Shsrmau & Wo,rner
contractors On the Rock Island and Chic. 90 r. r.
gave &" young man IN their employ named
IcD, luicr y 600 g. go ont on ilIo road shor,
distance from Ottawa, and pay off come hands
Ritter l'il. accompanied by young man ramod
>'m,, and f.m thai time up to the crcsrn'
nvt',t n"N, been spgn About the sauc t.r-
@r.ils arlcu a worthless .njiyiuu-. 70" Inc
rr'naAa,hUad tnd cummg to Lasale took pas.
sage on the Excel for this city. His departure
eXccd ssspicion and Mr. Skinner started in
pursuit oy,lhauled the boRt at Alton On her
.i"wnwSy,i trip, and secured the old mans arrest.
Flfiy.seyen dollars IN money--said to more than
he was ever known to have wa. found on his
person Scott was lodged in the st. Louis Gala
boo,c, on Friday, 10 await further developments
--Aton Icl
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Dress Making.
Qns Va A N1

N"II II'EV "IIVI WdBO1I NIdNutaCtOfy,
| G.. GAY would inform his friends and cuslo
e.. mers that he has removed to his new shop at
thr-outh- corner the public square where he
wi!rontiEuc the manufacturing oicarriages. .buygcs
ana wagonsin the lnlrst aud most approved STYLES
Being practical workman, he tat,rrs hmsefthai
hr ean hu as good work as can be produced in this
market Iork made to order and warranted to give
ehlirr satisfaction, Repairing done on the shortest
uorice,
Cash p1ld lOT SEQ suUed lumber ! C. CIV
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MillinerV!

toIheF o. Cdtdt md tOf'5e6HS SfTttts opposite
5 B. Crdrys Store Otapo.
MRS. GREGG would iniurm the ladies of or.
4fi mwa and vicinity thnt she has lust rrcriyrd
from The CITY, splendid assortment Of Straw
bohhts. Shr has also good a., orimeni OF vel
vets, satlnS, pushes Silks, ribbons flowers, tabs
&c oi The newest i1-huns. She wal do all kinds
OF custom work IN the MiIIlnary line Those who
have moi purchased hats will do well To call before
nuTchlsIng tI-eM here. srnI Is
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CT. u u Il ATE

Advertisements inserted at 81 Pc .guNre for
the hrsI insertion, aud 25crns iorrgal . srquenl
insertion. \ liberal discount made .o ,alac who
ADVERTISED the year
ar No paper discontinued until el aucarnges
are paid, unless a, the option of the fa' hers
or Communications, to insure att duon. must
always be free Of postage, and accompanied with
lhe Authors name.
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LOOKING GLASSES

fNTT UIIfTtU m IUIs UUTkrt and
at prices "a defy competition. They have taCili-
ties TOR manufacturing superior 10 any this side OF
Chicago aud are GctrrWlttd 10 put their prlce
II tie Lorssi Mart
In addition io what ity'y manufacture Themselves
thry ar. g,c,,,npa good assortment ol furniture
iroui tur mos, r. hiouahe hou~csin Chicago, which
lhry ,il. ~.li 81 Chicago prices, adding luu'pora-
,Ou They wouij teal particular ai'"uuou 20 the
tact lnat they are making Ih.rown
HrlglpaSs
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Meat Market.
NeW Meat Market,

I EREMlAU WOOD miormshis friends aud the
~ public hiatt has just opened Meat Market At
his new building on the corner north of the Court
House Square in Ottawa where he willhe h.ppy to
srpplyai isiriendsl aud the pubcw the choicest
OF everything in the meat line Vegctabcsofa
kinds also kept on hand
No Hqrlei m Snaday The shop will he kept
open on Saturday evening but closed ON the Sab.
bath sept 2S5Oll
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kEEPrNG Arrlrs.--M Mr. Pell Of lister Co, y.
Y he celebrated exp r'cr Of apples to Europe,
recommends tia apples ai's- having teen pick
cd should he laid ou floor hv hand, without
pouring from the basket, until th,y are twelve
or eigheon inches deep, and be left to dry and
sr.sn7 three week. when sgon packed il clean
HHr'e', they may be kept any reasonable lens h
oi ire nd be s,f,ly sent tu any part of Europe
os the ha.t ludio.. The plan rf driving aud
seasoning them lr'Nui,td general, some vear-
'G", 'huu.h 7Uv alays il !. mostly discontinued
and considered useless We arc dis posed to
'hrH t1onhly Il tti. process Wien i, becomes
ruPo.'ann' t. keep apples safely tlll next spring
To send &" ip'cl.ln cuuu'r,-s, flr We have al~nvs
o'a,'r hat 0i|er opening barrel ''w days
-Her ~ -. ~ ever ~ d., vtatcr. that he
mui,t'r~ oxen stands III drop. over u. whole
nrtare, anl 'iInugn ioose barrel. will allow it
r"','v rrapnrh,c, vt when they contact, Ihe
w, sur',,e' rc','u l. and cause rut.
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Punch TO a Rich Young Widow.

will not ask il thou eana touch
The tuneful ivory keyi
Those silent notes OF thine sys such
e. quite .utfics for me,
III make no question Il thy skill
The pencil comprehends,
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it cotton and all--wiih hi, tread ever day'
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his habits filth, in rhe extreme lie va. never
known smile, and although fond NJ dog and
hckhi-, forinrG no attachment Ter any human he
my. Even when at'y'nitr parish dog which used
{" feed with him. was shot for having T. leu urdri
su>pI'lon oi taxing the Rom share 1t ihe meal
he imIprurd 70 BE- tp nd dirt.ni be some
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o, A osborn. J. D. SKINNER.
AUCTION AUCTIGN!!
q. 4 Osborn's Cigar 5c'con

4 AuCTlONEERS, are prepared To receive any
- KIND oi Property Tor public or private sale, such
as Merchandise OF all kinds, Horses, Cattle, &c
which they viii sell to the best advantage
On Consignment, a lot OF ready made Clothing,
which wilI be put up their sales room for the IN
spcctlon OF the public, All business entrusted to
their care IN the above line will meet with prompt
attention Aug 1-tf,