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people ever, y here with thu eloquence, We
nave not tue slightest ,'ouit hat lhat noble
Commonwealth viii roll Up decided Wing
majority IN November. ,'oncs was the cue
cessfal competitor Of Polk upon the stump n
that State ana we have little doubt that he
will demol.sh the causeof Pierce with asmach
case as he overt rev that OF his 'iIlustrloos
predecessor" = ich. RcD.
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seubles. II viii NET ia q pin If harmony end
goo1 y. H. am eac. yilk out toy the "ise snl
e sliJus of tbs con, erl Il, place the pro p"r'iy
ond grande mr. OF Virginia upon oasis "a hrin
is tue bis that Surround me al THIS writing
III .. IlulN. >.
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WATSON sa.Efa,Iics's Dcccb

A statement made by The Pittsburgh PoH,
and copied By many of the Democratic papers,
to the effect lhot Watson c. Hayncs's hre
Abolition speech at Pittsburgh in favor Of
General Pierce for the Proficiency vas 81 ritlcn
by Mr. Greeley, and that Haynes went 10
Pittsburgh as an agent of certain Whiss, il
pronounced by the New York Tribune 10 be
"a lie out of the whole CLOTH Tho 2tibune
says;
I'VE know Watson c. Haynes very well.
bat never heard nor suspected, until appraised
by telegraph that he lad mrde speech there,
that he would attend the Pittsburgh Freesol
Convention. w, never knew, nor inquired
whom he would Support fn President. and
don't know tnat lie MIS- eve: a VIII, or voted
fora Wing candidate - iis hfa We never
sent him to any political conyonlun, Lof sus
ges'ed his attending any, and never wrote u
speech for him, nor asked i'm to make one
We do not believe any Wing had any Thug to
do With Haynes Journey to Pittsburgh. non
wnh the speech lie p'ade there. Ia short The
fabrication above quoted is as gross rs could
be, and had not shred Of truth to stand upon
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Commons OirncaI.

At a rpaular meeting ot tie Common D"uLEli u
J.srhbnrs. on Fridey evening. - II gust, Is32.
p,sq.,L-John II Ofey. Pre.i4eat Charles - Chris
fian George &. Cusle W.. .dmPton Jr-'f "e.
Thomas .. Acrec. SnrpsoH Duguid, Horny Dn'is
linton - 'suuinqs, and .ol.b Cary. naea5rs
Ter Z E1ol.er Weighma Ter It the Public scales
mad replrt Of Hay, &ca weighed ~ hi,1 Tor thf
uuarter ending a- day and exhibited the reasurers
aeeiot f5 II - cta., received for "eigane "hlch
5eng examined were approved, mud n' account ioi hs
,ulary aa1 for paper OF $50 30 ordered To be Paa'
John Thurman. ers Of the Market presented ms
contingent for the .ortrr ending this day duly
4gorn To, which ufrroyed aud the balance due ia
Ii areou oil 5Sl ID, ordered To be paid.
Prescat-Wr. Z. Taliuerro, member.
TIE account Of Messrs. Johnson, Voolfolk X Co,
.r printing Ordinances, Notices &c, tor the Corpora
ion amounting 10 So % vas pr tenled and ordered
10 he paid.
Wm B Brown Master IF Police and Cnpton Of the
Night Watch, made report Of the transactions Of the
watch and exhibiting tho amounts due tom for seryi-
c.s amounting in the aggregate to 8l42 l. which was
urtarcd tDbc PIT them.
Wm l.. Brown. Master of Police, presented to the
f'oarI his contingent account with the C5rporaion Tor
The qunrer ending tlisday. daily sworn to by him, aud
which being road allowed ard received, and the
balance due him thereon, of 1872 49, including his sal
ure. ordered t. be pnid.
III" oicinl bond of Nm. Il. Holly as Collector TO
the present year witifp. L Spence, Jonn Oyler and
John r. McDanl his securities, presented to the
Board, and being read fa-appoyed.
YIN. b. Brown, Muster Of Police, null a report Of
III pumber Of dogs and iitches ed by him, and upon
which was paid
The Mayor made a communication 10 the Council sug-
costing certain ALTERATION, the Ordnance concerning
dos, which bcns read received, and, thereuPon,
on motion of vi. Christian.
Resolved / Int tie . finance in relation to dogs be
referred o GaUuiee whose duly il shall BE To en-
nire " II amendments, it any necessary, ond that
they report 10y bill olher~lsc.Al,u, that the ald
Committee enquire whether A. member Of Il Night
Watch ms improperly Illegal destroyed any licensed
IN, tiily o.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT..

DRowsTD--A free aefry boy, enlI .oyed On" freight
bot from soueaf the down the river was drown
ID, .udas eyeaiae iatha River, near Mr. Saeaett's
Lumber House IL rode horse, be nging TO the boot
80 ar into he current he vaseoapelleo to swim when
the lad. uaable to retain hi. Place, was swept away
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ELECTORAL. r,cKrr.

ist n.sifict--J hn Il Khy OF Nausomoui.
81 District-Edward Il. Chamber Of Mrol lenbufg
81 District--fhDmas S, fpernas Of Halifax.
4fh Distfiet--i1 n Marshall. Of Charlotte
5fh District AlaS Riycs Of Albempile
aih DIsfict--H ~. {. Scott. of PofebataB.
9Th Disttict--Jos. SrF8r, ef Elizabeth Gity.
slh Disifict-Ralf Nayo u We tmorcit al
Oh Dsitici--lloury ~. Thomas. ol aiffaS.
ID Distsier-AicX r Boteler. 81 Jefferson.
lin District--Coi J -. baldwin. ni Augustn.
i2tA Dfsuies---laln aetolt - Monror.
18th Dis'fictN ltee Preston, Of Washington.
liih District john J lpr if..ot Wood
l5ta uistf TT. NJ Emily. Of Omo
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A WEBSTER UNION WIG.
Bos1,N, Aug. 26,h, 1852

VINO CGLrnAros.-fhe Wigs If LOUIS.
Vile Kentucky, are making preparations to
celebrate on The lllror The coming month the
anniversary the entrance Of the American
arm under General Srou into the city of
Mexico by grand Wing gathering. All tho
arrangements are on enlarged scale, and the
celebration is pccted to bepa,ticiparei inby
the Wings of the entire West a cordial in
sitaron to be present oud portaIc of the old
fashioned Kentucky hospitality is extended 10y
hoNhigs Of Louisville TO their friends through
ON The country.
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Internal improvement Convention
UNioN, Aug. -, 1892.

UNION, aug. -, l93%.
To NE Ed,toys q Hc Repabiican
The Internal Improvement Convention u.
sembled here to-day IN the Baptist Church,
and was temporarily organized By the appoint.
mrnt of Richard g. NJ rris Us Chairinan. aud
the following permanent officers we're elected
Gen. =. II. SrgEBERo President.
Richard q Morris, Of Amherst
VIM. II. Mcfarland. of Richmond. =.
J9'eph Sugar Of Elizabeth city.
VIM. u. Preston, Of Montgomery. { :.
lto A. Thompson, Of Kanawh la.
Cary breckenridge Of Betetourl. ;
Jefferson Kinney, Of Greenbier. Secretary.
5. 4. b. Gilmer, Of Geecnbricr. =
Jordan Wooarnm, OF Boteloun.
John J. Wade. of Giles 3
d. II. Jones, Of Fayelic. =
Gomm,Hee NJ IHilteea IN report busaeas f1z
Me Conrc0tioa.-- Joseph Il. Anderson, of Riclt-
mond; VIM b Preston, of Montgomery; 10
seph J. Fry, Of kanaWha; 4. T. Coperion. Of
Monroe; 7. =. Atkinson, Of Piusylylnia; J DIN
3. Minor, of Alhcnarc; +. B.Dcane, ofLynch-
burg John + Cary, of Elizabeth City; q. ".
Camp, 81 Norfolk Guy, Hugh w. Sheary. Of
Augusta; Fr. Il. Rives, OF Pc ersburg; |. &
robinson Of Bototourt; II. ". Fry, Of Rich.
mond
After organizing, the Convention adjourned
To- O'Clock IN the evening. On re.organizins
IN the evening, the Convention was addressed
in a clear aud l1rcible speech by Mr.. Appcrson
Of Kentucky President of the Maysvile and
Big Sandy Railroad Company in which tie
value of a connection OF our Central line with
the railroads in Kentucky. was strongly SET
forth. His argument exhbnc irresistible rea.
sons for the spcedirsi possible prosecution and
completion Of The Central Railroad
The COMMITTEE Of Thirteen will not report
until 10 morrow.
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H'Dt GAT6ON.-Attheins instance of a few heads
"a Of families. alr. MAY las been prevailed on to
otter himself as Pfeceftor to alett class Of young
gentlemen, ut LIS private residence on eighth street
near Col. Letwic1fs.
he course viii be in strict accordance with the Eu
roPean system of grounding The Pupils wein bc Eng.
Ist and french ian uages, the wrtrs good hand +
all understanding of all MOD of arthmetcal comru.
ation and Book, ping. he proper reading of Ire
CasslcS and composition, the forms If letters, cor
pondence and Eoeuton. --n the practical Mahematirs
ana general Geography by maps, ard the use of the
"'ooes, SO as to III the pupils for all the practical run
poses Of life, rolnthe of business to the DipInmot
Hours of att 'ndance. Except Saturday end Sunday)
from 9un daily. Number Of tie c!a s. mol to exceed
sixteen. Application for Ambulance al Mr. Ms r-s-
"enec' or at the y IRGINiAN READING ROOM be ore the
st of September, and the class TO open on rho Gb Of
September Ierns-$2O the session # twenty weeks,
LeLIoi p-9aI"e IN advance. Tnuy 2A-tt1S
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Died N Stanton Hi, tuesday. he 9Th OF Au
GU, NARioE Bruce. olv dat gAter OF Charles and
Sally Bruce, n ed six months
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EseEigiosfs NOIice.

Eey Jas. b. Tay'o viii preach in the Baptist Church
Ibis evening, at early cande light. aug Ill,
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he WEBSTER MOVEMENT IN MAsfACur-
sErrs.-The folloaiogis from correspondent
Of the New York E1pyess.
The Webster movement here. hos attract
I'd some notice Tor l,w days past and PEG
pie ala distance may be led 10 suppose, that #
a " ebster ticket II nominated the State is lost
10 Gen. Scott, It's not So. We can assure you
from information to DC relied upon. from dlf-
fere't parts Of the State, ~ out Of Boston
and Is Immediate leinify, the Webster party
Is small, ond my event General Scott will
carr the State, y plurality Of I'm N EGeen
Housdnd Tie real friends Of Mr.. Webster
do nj sanction tn movement, ond the reports
by l6e Rev Iiubbo,d W.nscw, that the Hon.
Rufus Choaic wond support Webster Is Jdlqc,
he goes for regular nomination, aud the Sue
cess II the Wing party, and 50 will every hifh
minded aud honorable Wing in The State
The fact Is, The Locolocos are at tho bottom Of
this movement, aud thrir names may he found
IN large numbers upon the call recently clrcu-
lated for Webster Convention We notice
viii pcaf re, Inc la3un pity Of Georpia
have withdraw dior Il, ket recently nomna-
ted. add trust lie friends Of Mr.. Webster here
viii aec .be Io,lY. Of br,akiag up the Wing
pnrv, when If IL tied. n glorious victory is CIR.
tain, at al events, W cln suro you, thc
Wings Of Massachusetts vii do their whole
duly III the coming contest
A WEBSTER / MON WIG.
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THE COLLINS LINE or STEAMERS 1t is
said hat tie Steamships Of the Collins line
have crossed the Atlantic one hundred times,
and conveyed nine thousand passengers, with.
out loss OF life rinjury to any person.
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SOUTHERN AGmcULruRAL CONGRESS-. The
Southern Central Agricultural Society ofGeor-
gla,has issued anaddrcss inviting the cuItiva'ors
of the soil, IN every section and district of the
State. 10 send delegates 10 Macon on the ooh
day OF October next, for the purpose Of adopt
ing measures preliminary to the assembling of
an Agricultural Congress Of the Siavchold,np
Sta.es. at such time and place as NAV be deem.
ed most cceptabe TO the States 10 be repre-.
scented IN it The chief object of tie Congress
will be to adopt measures to improve the pres.
eat system Of Agricuure;to develop tie re-
sources and combine the energies Of the slave
holding States, so as to increase their wealth.,
power and digniuiiy as members ofthe confed.
eracy; to forlify "A public opinion within the
borders of the Slavcholding 5totes in anlogo.
nsm to that without; to enforce the growing
sentiment that The children ofthe South, shall
be reared and educated at home instead Of "a
broad; to foster scientific pursuits, promote
the mechanic arts, and aid in establishing
system ot common Schools to assist in bring
ing the South in direct commercial intercoursa
with distan; countries; and To cultivate the mn.
tliudes of the negro race for civilization, and
consequently Christianity-soth that by the time
tat slavery shall have fulfilled its beneGcisnt
mission in these States II system may be au.
ihorized by the social condition oil that race
here. 10 relieve 1t from its present servitude
without sinking it 10 the condition of the free
negroes in the North and West Indies
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TnE GEORGIA. CONTENTIOUS 1heaecounts
iro'n Georgia. according to the Baltimore Tat
rot Of the 29lh ut. represent that the Scott
Wings are in high spirits The Copvcnt'e"
recently held in Macon. was attended by about
n hundred and 6ity delegates, comprising some
81 the most prominent members Of the party IN
The State. Il Is said that several Of the Web
stcr delegates attended the Convention; and
Appearances would seem to indicate hat both
wings OF The party will become united, and
make a vigorous effort to carry the State for
Scott and Graham In Confederation Of this,
the Savannah Republican If Tuesday, con.
iains The following Geographic despatch, an
nouaoing the withdrawal OF the Union elccto.
raj ticket, which had been selected by the
friends of Webster aud Jenkins
Macon. August ga circular has been
pull shed IN this city this evening signed by
The Executive Committee e the Union Parry
Of Georgia, Withdrawing their electoral ticket.
A meeting Of Union Wings and Democrats
Is called Mt Atlanta on the 18Th Of September
To determine " bat coarse tins party will pur-
suc IN future.
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ENDUSA FEON.-Th next session Of III, subscri
II bers School will open Monday, the 9th day Of
September. aug 24-.dts1 WI s REID III
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The D.snppointInent.

The Editor IS absent for iow days.
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FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
OF NV JFRsrY
foR Yfct PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
o. NORTH caRoltsAs
Electors for the state ofyirginia.

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
JOHN II BOTTS,
WILLIAM Is. PRESTON
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OBITUARY

D. ROBES, Clylk.
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300 BIS. window Glass 1N9 Ia llN22,
90 Glass Tumhlers Go5lrt,. Sc.
Also, DrugE.ts glass ware, walls. Hask-, mr'Hs-
scs cans, &c Just received dirrcI from the mai'..
factories, Ter sale low hy Halkcr& lickmul.
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WE ARE IRE ADY
rUg THE
SPRING & SUMNER TRADE
OF 1852.
Norn Attention. 1, AGAiN CArtUp tn THE
Empire Cheap Clothing Store,

W. I''I'>.,"N i AUMN NNLith !" '"h
umpire Oneap CiOlnlnb QUOTE,
Always tn cheapest, aud now he most
IN iEAS!' =. AND AIRED
~ oinwa.
ne Proprietor Of the above Establishment ln7
10. fr'nEcd irHn thr East, where be- h1s pnr,hn--
ca Wy low i2[ c'sh "u"'h't t:em'""'"" urge
""G L"StID"a",, n,,t'y ~, n.r,,,vr
M" AND . N N"E N'o' IL IN"'
W - no" u''y oPe" 'oi We 'P'"S N"l."'E"o'
~
Inc STOCK = entirely nevis made IN conform
ny WIN me ,a'''' an" Hl"~' approved 'b re-. ,n'-
DLnc'- Ir "' me "rSe,t h.5 'itHrh'' ever b'l"'r
e"h'i'eu' ana !, nov 1D'r,, ~ ,h"7' excessively
an. Low IL bH'
Nhi'h nave gwen 10 '"i- H-'npn Ih'ht '"e eN-
'ensN' ana Hi'WtnH popua"'y II now 'rl"{7
81 Nnont ny PRES III s,"cN may he ,"'id, frie
phth nue. nFoTn ana ,HNt C'",h iG'N cV"'s
~ 'he s'ihI ~ p'tr,-' ia'e'Vi' h"'sulH, o'Nh'
Don, 'nu ho'nlr,s rUhls' "., WOO ana rGl,oh
Up W." am NJ ,aJ,' nv, a ,T"s' nGna ,.
G., tr",' ''"p -, "n" 81" warp i"''''
TI,,I ,.,,'h n,,.L,,' ,,.,', ,,l ,,,, COL
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Drugs Il Medicines

that Every Drug is prepared" but he does say
that all his DrugSare imported fresh from their
tive cline, and are warranted to be- pure aud una
duitcratrd Al who wish to procure medicines Of
tins kind, will always find them at the Otlawa Drag
Store.
Having purchased the entire stock oi Drugs,
Books, Stationery, Perlumery, &c, OF the re-
cent firm OF Hunter y Cararig. and having renew
ed from New York aud st Louis large supply Of
NcT Dr"gs Paints, OTIS dc, dc,
heSidcs n variety OF other articles consisting Of ev-
cry thing usually kept IN drug stores IN the west,
pure and lnldn,teraed, we would respectfully in
vIrr ell persons wishing to purchase any article in
our line To call and examine our stock and satisfy
themselves as to lis quality. W. w CAyARDY.
Ottawa Dug Store, Nav lS lsbl
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Cnyiln5Cs Patent NIe.ot,co,,.

The increased demand for tbs superior instr.
ment has enabled the manufacturer TO make aGb
Si0Dfiai Improvements IN the mechanical par Il
them, and we cnn now Offer better instrument 80
the same low prices than ever before.
octave mclodeons extra fine SIS
4. do do sf-
do do SIS
hH& C DtE..rY, Agent
mar G-ti i22 Luke Street
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VTNNN! I'INNS!
4 LARGE and superior lot of window glass
~ OF all sizes AMI qualities, Just received from
PutshurG at the [myljl Ougica DrHg Store
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sa,m WM EENC M2
ASp
Building Materials.

would en- the attention Of the tr1de 10 their
w extensive as or,meut Of Building Materials
consisting Of
L,oHIsy, Siing's' and Eaib Spar 70njer
&c, Of nh yarrirs together with Dressed Floor
ing Siding, Ceiling, and Finishing Lumber
NLSO-A large stock OF Gias, and Nails. OF the
best brands including the famous iron Monitor
Nal, which, tor mollrlhllily, Is nearly equal to
head We have ip addition To the above a good
variety OF Door Blind Hardware, Of latest styles 4;
alof which will be- sold at the lowest cash prices.
We would also say that our
sash. Door. aud Blind Factory
l. in foil operation ailnrdirg unrqunled facilities
tupu,cha,ers iu that line. Call and see
KING s. BROS,
June 9f-if At tie Planning MN
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Nj IINiN'S GNb0B'S Rgns 6 vols
". lIume'- History Of England, 6 vols
Nacauicy's do do = vol.
Theirs French Revolution, 2yols
Ailson's History OF Europe, voi.
Prcscou's Ferdinand 0nd Isabella, 3 vols
do Couglests OF Pcrn,
lrying's Works.
lamarnc'a Monarchy in France
i Decisive Battles ol,Hc World by Creary.
Lady Warey's Travels in the United Stats
History Of the War with Mexico, . vols, ior,
nj the Chicago Bookstore ~
mar eft. AIT & Z BEAR
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\ large stock Of the best quality OF Inn - =,
pcrai and Young ily.un tra-, Tor family. , H
use, at reasonable prices, for sal atthe a. y
may -. OtfIrG UrUg NiOrc.
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HU0irarc Lr0cIcrv, NJ0i3 & M0cs, 70, whIrI
are tor ,alrat New IorH prices for cash or barter
May 29-tf Juuv LrcEwooO
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Al 50, md 100 1cre Land lguranis, gu1rsn-
~, tied on every respect, for sac IN quantities
To SUI. rirch'--,r+, cheaper than ever, by
f"ril -i-u NofrI- \ Er-urF
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J. VIZ. nj Z T. L. s,

j. VIZ. M ! J.. Il g,
Int Finn Of Rogers Udls d Co,
w Oul,D Announce 10 the inhabitants of Oun-
w waand vicinity rhathc has assumed ,hr hu-
s'urss OF the late firm az the Old stand OF the New
England Brunch, where he is now receiving aid-
ton, 10 h.s stock Of
Dry GCod-, Crockcry.
t.rocPries. Boots ~ shoes,
Fancy Dress Gools NmtRlas, STARTS. Para'o's
And he would respectfully invite purchasers to
call and examine his stock aud prices
IaNngbccome convinced that ii-ior the mutu-
al interest ofboth buyer and seller to pay for goods
when bought. be- hasadapted the
READY PAY SYSTEM.
Which viii cuahlc him Is sell Goods rs cheap as
the cheapest Produce fall Kinds taken the same
a ca h.
To the pa'fons oft''r late firm Of r " & Co.
he would return his thanks; and he hopes by ASST
duty aud prompt attention to orders to m'rlt the
continuance OF Their trade. May SIT
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have aIso large md extensive assortment Of
cloth, oil cIodi, silk mohair, srruc aud cotton plush
caps OF all styles and colors, Of my own uauu.ac-
tu.r, aud oihe utcs, fashions together with gem
cral assortment Of sol, hats Of all colors and quail
ties which am prepared 10 sell cheaper than the
cheapest Do till to give me call for Won " in
hud everything as represented FELCu.
Ouawa. apriI 10 lS52-'f
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lnnrG-ti
EIi>inriCnI Works.

4 SUPERB Instruments for sale at New : u
u prices. td pianUs received III exchange
mar G-ll 4 II & { BURIty
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P:ANO FORTE q,
Patent Medicines,

lhyne's ESprc,orant, hair dye, and vruhfi.r.
{. Bnlsam SUnatiyc pills Alternative, N~
Mor'"nore's rheumatic compound bitter cordiGi
pills, &c,
CLARK syrup ofchcrry and tart Cads ranacca
Perry DAVIS pain killer.
t;regory's ms ian, cure of.ain; Cholera medicine.
Mem elixir ofopium
Wstars balsOm,
Rogers syrup ot liyerwort .1d tar,
iionehlons pepSin, or gastric juice
lndiO ChoHg6guc,
Narshal's ,atho,icon, or mothers lief
Fi,clrs heart cortrctor and cnlarrh snuff,
SIonn's ointment md powders,
Farrcl's niment and ointment,
GrTlrnbcrgs uterine caholicon,
do dvsrntery syrup,
do chllds panac.a, !oI summer comrl''
do health bit,er,
do green mounin'n ointment
Climax saves; Dalys pain extractor, wilhBll Tie
varieties patentmedicnes, pills, Sc Tor sale BY
July lott Ely Grmo,
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Ohio Cider yiucGur.

W. having Jrcomr agents tor th- sale oi che a
" hove article, wiIt keep q constant supply on
hand the pre-eul -cu.uu and wI' eel 1t ,uw prices,
aud warrant TO give satisfaction To- The consumer.
Merchants OF th- lowuare assured llGi they can be-
supplied from lime 10 time, n, they require, and as
chop from any other point
mny S-3no. II + & l.. II. EAurs
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GENERAL WAR
DOW \ NiTU HIGH PRICES!
HAVE JU-r RECEIVED MY SrEiSG STOCK OF
READY MADE CInTEIMG.

unsDXT MANI, f,J r-Iyrr1r
~, RI'ADE man ohu hilsG,
N.Y. H'9 s,IJ,'% u! NV OTIS 'HFagScy I,'
- ,.,a' "t,1 ~ 10 n' IL gu,
Ia,c@a5 Of .yc wod ear~.y az tea ali II m y
friends to call and examine for themselves ask
no ON 90 buy MY Goods unless he Is ,a-f;e that
those oprr him are in cy iry respect superior, ana
a. lt same time cheaper than he can buy at other
pucrs
hive now been engaged IN the Clothing Bns
nrs. IN Ottawa lrn"arIy lwo wears; aud although
Two "Ncn~ife Clothing i.sIab. shnenJs had been
established mere before my yet have cceiyed an
amount al patronage which Was entirely uneApect-
ed, and it"I II my dJiy t. Tr.'Uu my wamcst
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CfANAT. SCRIP and Indebtedness, for which
X rha highest plice vii be pad.
mar Is ,oHN U1.e@rr
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NIAT1 THOUSAND VpFIIS SUD-!
Uncle Toms Cabiz.

~ HARRIET IEECHER SrOwE.
.hc most admredAnd most + adOhlr book oi d.,
age, For sale, wholesale and retail bv
A II Il c. BrRIE'.
lnnr - L. Like 81 Clir;..-.
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FIoI;gil-. I'IOt'.li>.

- CW l. y > celebrated - inch Breaking
II. Plough, manufactured at ludionrowu.
i LSO-lhr Patent Garry and rcora City
Plough. Tor sale hy Feb 2l-ll :. 3. GRrnLry.
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THE GREAT WESTERN
WUOI CSAIr G, pJ,TIIJv
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10 0 X d STATIONERY Store q,
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Have removed TO Store Number
Ii6 LAKE STREET, liG
Chicago, Illinois.
w T. would rcs~"ctt1iIy call the attention Of 10.
w public in s.nern. 10 our lnrrr and well 80.
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