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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

The Whiss have never yet nominated dskst
more likely 10 conciiate factions againss wli,h
i. has been more dificult to find a strong poiut of
yes BY the recent State Convention. Already Inc
principal organs of the opposition have achnowl-
ell sel that we have selected our bes. m
in the Language of the Waynesburg Democratic
Message, of respectable talents and unex ;ep-
tionabie moral character" All that has yet been
alleged against them has fallen the ground from
utter want of evidence, and they stand before the
country acknowledged to have been very seldom
equaled AMI certainly never surpassed, in the POI,
itical history of this Commo caith
Our candidate for Governor, the Hon JAMES
Pollock, as profound lawyer and popular speak
er is without his superior He was first elected to
Congress in 1888, to fill vacancy. occasioned by
the death of the Hon. GEORGE FRIcK, of the 18th
District. He ran ag tiEst JOHN SNYDER in that Dis
trict that usually gave 1900 of a Democratic ma
jority. and was elected by large vote HI ran
again IN 1871 ;anss Gen. WM. A PETREKIS, and
was elected by an increased majority. In 1915 he
beat ALLISON WHITE, by over 400, thus having
revo'utionize1 his District three different times.
OF Mr. PoLLocK's uneSceptionable private char
aetcr and moral worth, no better evidence can be
given than the almoss unanimous vote he reciey cd
three times from his friends and neighbors, when
candidate for Congress.
OF Mr. DARsIE our candidate for Canal Commits
soner, it is only necessary to say in the language
opponents themselves ..he is man of great ex-
perience in public councils,-a fluent and ready
debater-of unexceptionsble moral character-
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J.Tonk's Iyey Nan. +

We were shown recently a beaul Nap of
North America. embracing more tory and on
n larger scale than any other map e published
in this country. 1t is true AMEm MAP, and
we advise all our readers, to sscureppy while
the agent is among US. He is nowsitin. the
different parts of our county.
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We understand that NUMBER OF persons
have the of subscribers to paper still in
their possession. We hope all those to whom We
have sent Prospectus, to which names have been
subscribed, viii return it Immediately. We
would also take this opportunity of returning our
thanks to the numerous friends who exerted them
selves 70 obtain Subscriptions TO our paper.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1854-06-15

THEPr.-Some missreant very coo'ly appropria-
ted to his own use two bags Of oats from wagon
standing in front of Mr.. Hemphiil's. last night
Such conduct is disgrace to our town, and it is to
be hoped the villain will be discovered. and made
to suffer the consequences. Surely strangers shall
not have it to say that they could not let their
property stand in our streets without having it
purloined
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.-y3 We send this cory of our paper to num-
ber of persons who not subscribers If they
do wish to subscribe they viii, please return the
paoer with their written it, to this Office.
All subscriptions paid during the first two months,
viii be consi lered as in advance. After that time
the the rates viii be charged as sat forth in the
Terms on first page.
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TIE E1a ton In Phila ial Nh q

Below will be found the oil .aI returns of the re-
cent election in Philadelphia by which it will be
that the Whig and American Candidates have
been elected by overwhelming IN ,jority. The
entire vo.e polei for Mayor 504l4
This glorious result is ominous of the defeat
which awaits Gov. Bi s!er in October next. Phia-
deiphia gave 8igler large majority, and they
have now thrown large mrjority the other way.
"a result chiefly owing to the anti-Nebraska feel
ing. awakened by the treachery o. those calling
themselves Representatives of the American people.
OFFICIAL. RETURNS.
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Letters rom Jui . Poilo,..

The following ls.tcEs from JCDaC P.LLo3z TO
GcS- w. ,EIIEG,a a Frominec. ccrl:iase before
TIC resent Sta c2nEssiss. Tt'y sDr-ovs the plat
IorI1s princip.cs la:i down bY - Convention,
aAl brea'he ths true lis sa;si.. His dsterH.ina-
ton to slabo- to deserve success is worthy alike
Of te nan anI tie gses. cause in ysiliaa he is en-
barkei. lis vel defined posilion on ths repeal
OF the Missouri Comp-onise, while 1t is sh:rksi By
his opponent win meet the A22ro5..ioa Of every
lover o. & inkacs5, tra. Il, an / ,snlor.
lLJLrox. April T. 1854
D q - S.r:-your lrienily letter OF the 2}.h ut.
was duly rsceiveL Accent my thanks Coz your
" arm hearted congratulations OF rcy norninztion
and believe ne when assure yor, that yoar noni-
ns:ion By the Convea.ion would have given ma
greater pleasure ~. mY ora szIs;lioa as tae
'-s.aniari bstrar' o -d2 Wig party.
YoGr visws sf the DIa-f5tul of p-inciplcs la;i
down by the Convention ct ny orliii aoorova Il
and If our friends cannot sustain the priucoes en-
ba aiied IN the Resolutions. vs. may f):aysr despair
OF sIc.ess Wi5i uni,ai ani irn onions a.tioa
we must saeocei. [ viii labor 10 lessrye success.
With you I regard the Nebraska IN oyemen: as
iniGui'ous and deserving TIE reoa iation of ev-
cry lover of free loe anil sAis country The peonls
viii pro1ourc= IN thunder tones its Conformation,
and Presidential asprants Will hear and trsmbIe.
Hoping TO have the pleasure Of se4in, You b,fare
tho close of the campaign.
l an, dear sir, yours very truly.
JAMES Pollock
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Gen. !rm. Larimer, Jr.
MuTox. AariI at. 1851.

MtiT0N, A9rii 2t. 1850.
I3szr .S;r:--Teur favor OF The I15h inst. has
been receives! The ramors OF my contemplated
withdrawal from the tiuhernatoriaI canvass to
wil5h You refer. without the s,i -htes founda-
ton in fact an nicertainiy were never authorized
by M. do not know their orr gin: t. r~desir m
is more epT aren't. Having acceD.ei the nomina-
tion conferred uniar eireuins. .anees 50 ..teriT.
10 mysslf; AMI fiilly arorovng the resolutions
of the nominating Conver'ioR.- / have neither tho
viii nor the right 10 decline. an prepared to
meet the responsibilities Of ray nostioa and to
sls.ain-t the Issues m ale h- the CONVENTION Tia
sale of the pu5'ic works is euie demanded
by every consideration OF nte-es: anI nubiic p3l-
ey, and on sat not 70 he prevented or delayed On
position - .ho N's5rask bin is the duly of every
friend OF IRE sem AID the rights Of Patriot-
ism, nasion1i honor. natioasi faiti. and evsry
principle OF hun laitT. protest asaiass the ensct
mont Of 81 n law Let tie peonle speak; no;ii-
clans must hear and obey. Trgta will triunpi,
although .'vaulinS a7noiton nay oveTleap Itself"
But will not enfarre
Aceapt nv thinks for your kind expressions OF
regard. and believe n to be
Your5, very truly,
JAS pcILoox,
Geo. C. strouch Esq,
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H2-se-S.o zoe dLt-tia~-A man in A!Ier5,,v
City hasist ra+e,lte a m e.hiro far y, ny
shoes. wh:h wiz turn on, twenty or
per mlnpe' neriect IN every ps~. By this m,
chine thepri,e Of horse-shoes VIII be rclua,l f,l
5aser cert. '"-A
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y 80 t7'".-l he new Three Dollar Coll pie,,
hos iust r"'n iss"ei from The ,ni3. in Pona3I'
phit Erc silc IS ep7ro7ri7to'v ornqmen.el
with e 91tHt of whea-. corn. AZ orlz rstv.s-,nr
na'areia pro tGcions On the otae- is the hal or
m Tn!ial -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18

XvTOOL CAHUBNt:.-The undersigned ASKS the attsn-
W Of hissaperior facilities Tor w Card.
THIS es.zilishment uaachnss
ngh enabling it to w"rk faster and res
AM other similar in this region ~h k the
excellent VOL tor himself
to any ordinary .mount and only ia' to walt
highest price paa wool qualify.
have old experienced Carder cork machines
and promise sat IsfAcson. les wg J. NJ. BIRTH.
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STATE lott s.Kl Is
FOR NOVEMBER. 1874.
Payment Of Prizes Guerastsed to the holder By ths

Naft ~ .uGTyIdh0
must c"ugratuiat sspondsnts their
in drs~nx aud Ahcash promise u
rspi =, Yet IL they ~ill only Ct
heh the list below sho many ~orh vsn-
kno~ that ~ouii be source o. grat,hcasu TO
orrrsp ,ndent ~ ptlish list and
who Will Of riet voundsnee
alho gh woud be .dyaDt AM enhance the sale IL
ckets. II D. rmitted. could no has
drawn least 5000 in prizes Of *p ~ 0O the lars
which an others ~ho
both Isrgr aud smaller We give below the
Lo November that each aud
will send 8 rider tickets in then
G. MARIN CO Baltimore, Nd,
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ADuIyISTR ArOu,s MOTT, n
ADMINISTER NrOR,. SALE.

NOrICE y sivvn. ~,li eel public aueoa.
ID saturday IN 10 csy Of New pext AZ Ceerg Foe
tr's xrh.us in ei OF Evansville. the tsr~oBal pro-
Henry q. Fo.Pi. deeease b Aami
tr~re assisting pro.i ally Of he f,iio~in, To ~i toe
On Boat b, the name of a. q teord. Mute.
hoss- asoa Horses Pillow Harness sr~ lot OF
Cordwroi ~dat.iy che Osazl hank STA rom the
city, as, lot Nillet ias lot wearing apparel.
bvdinx credit of sis months Ill he gyvL all
dollar, parch gvia. hs with
ed with wsivns Valuation OF
or ass mes, lave SILAS STEPHENS
oexS-6whi Admin strstes.
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q q 9 q 3 Z 2 z q
ueLEAN,S VOLCANIC Ok
LlNlMENT.

yHR y,yse,lou, cure. that this ceiebYstso medicine
i has performed. after all olher remedies bad failed,
Li.meE, that viii cure Chronic nna.m khcs-
maiism Paralysis stiffness weakness in the joints,
Masclss or Liganents Contracted Muscles, Bruises,
Neuralgia Tooihache Esrsche. orany Pain II will 70
move any swelling, Tumor Piles, HARD Lumps, Csked
Breasts. Sore Nipples, Bites OF husquos or any In
Aud it will cleanse, purify and heal the FouIEST
ULCER SorEs on the legs or shns. no difference how
long they may have existed IL wi also soothe and
heal Burns. scads, Fresh Cuts Wounds. &c. sooner
VISA" '"' '. OvERA MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1852 and the demand is ncreasns
daily aad we have never of wherein u has
failed 10 care any external disease, when properly
Who then win .user from Pains. Sores. sweiiipgs
when safe and SUI. rensa! is so easily o''-nes'
lNCoNTES1ASLh PkooI
Of what We have asssrtsd.
10 make know the following hoping they may learn By
my sxperisnce AID discard worthless SUE which has
been pressed ;sso sosss sy False esrhEeass n long
sis mortI. I vas confined to my room a cripple
from Rhsc.i,,.. ..,s Ths
so could not ssagbten my leg at ali
appIisd the Ms.,sns Imminent for four weeks. but 10
done 30 good thar any othsr grease. obtainea
and used yosr Vseanis OIL Lininens-in three weeksip
relaxed the .g;eI. AVID s9,, I ne permanently.
Isaw Mr. Cassday when he wasafiicted asstated. anA
he is sov we'll. wM N. ELLIOTT. Pinkney vile.
Reader, IL hss owe ie not sufficient TO convince yos
OF the wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic OIL LniBent,
call and examine the fhosssnis which hsv" in
possession from all paris ofthe county and you will
purchase supply from and does not give satsfas
tos, tbe noaey win be returned to the purchaser.
FOk HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
MeLean'st celebrated Eminent is the only safe and
liable remedy sor the careof SPAWN. Ring Bone. Wind
Calls Splints UBnaturui Iumps, Nodes Swellings-
II iii fail 70 Big Head Pollcvh, Fistula. old
Running Sores or sweeney. If properly applied. For
Sprans Bruises Scratches Cracked Hoofs Chsfes sad
die cellar Calls Cuts or Wounds IL lie infalbls
remedy. Apply as directed. and "a is certain
Read the following fron Mr. Wells, OF the St. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This ceriif that have used the Mexican Mustang
Liniment ard Mcsan's Volcanic Oil linimeni. on our
omnibus horses that were lame, spraned and for swell
ings and have found McLsan's Volcanic Oil lniment
to be the best Liniment. ERAsTUS WELLS,
ofthc firm of Case & Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German.
This Liriments put up in e5 cent, SO centand 81
bottles The 50 size contains three times The guam
tity Of the q size and in proporlior
Fer sale by J. H. MCLEAN, sole PROPRIETOR
Corner Third and Pine streets IT Louis no
For sale in Eyaasvill, Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO.. at Proprietor's frfces. 81 lnh'
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H.s5 PRIZES To RE DISTRIBUTED.
Maven ISrh 1881 Cl .ss

Ii this SCHEME ormd by the te'nar, combination o. %
number making !" rke AID the drawins OF s ailoss
their gill be si5 prizes zach having the dr. numbers
omit si>' each having o. them 81 $50 ~-h h.vn.
cnly them lso - with neither VI the drA
Numbers them. heinz lanks.
er%ne the fat oftne prizes and IS
the day ~ng aud IS Of them d-s radom.
and tina k having ter c,bisation she ist ID and 81
bers. will b. sptt tied to the capital prize
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vNrABi.s PsorsaIY ron SALE

vuvHE ana,.sn one . or Of fssd sinas
ths m az r. Ma Aes nsfth of Prince
sos ihs"n County Indiana aid Dfods ron the Rsiresd
An ~ aid Lad sad veil Stoned
MsAo~ P.ssure aud Peurhisud. VII sssrsd. and thsso
, OF surpassed Nv any In the county
the pa Okla House. The Lott lie togethr and embrace
frut sth spring OF running through them
S.I arranyed for asunmer rom Ev-
anyIe vinc~nuc: being ~ equal distances the
tho.e places Any wshns to purchase
would call the suhs ritter living the premiss
before December he leave home
0 that time.
oct27--wd WILLIAM JERA
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sTOR AGE ~ ANrED.

sTOR AGE " ANTED.
NV prepar in Fise ryoof WARE no
w any quantity Of Grain. P'oducs OF Merchandise
tn liberal
diving large aud stsiss Isrtieolar ca,s viii
lie usshold fuPai,uP.. sult0 Bsl Implements
and Ill kinds Of gods liable dso fren damp
o Long when desired.
Warehouse located on corner and " and
Canal ven~nt Tor shipping y River hall
road. Applyto novi GEO. FOSTER CO.
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NEW Fall. AND WiNTER DAY GOOD. AND
lLOrHtNG ~ E-N(H ANGE FUR stats
STOCK UNNR No "a.


ME rsgued would rrspeetsul inf run the sitiz
IL this city aId viciuify that he has cpeHs very
large we'll -r-ct oek Of Fancy aud staple Dry Goods
ing in p.rt Of
French Ens~. Merinos Piai D. Laines half sns all
wooi black psis and red silks bieachvd plzi
eh able and solid cold silks Dress sks all lcrs Of
Flonnc- Grass de and sseins fsnne Opera Cssh
ings Lies-,s Bav starrs Thyb-t. PLAIN Fancy silk
Shswls; all kinds Of Blankets Hos Gloves Emtroid~
Ciaaks e all syl-s aud ais. maltude Of
other srticl-s too d I. men, ion
all quick saee. ~ woald al
vor me with call before pur hasing elsewhere
Especially would draw the attention &c dealers and
chant tAiors heavy AMI choice stock 81 Cae~
III In Gas all elers oi brosdci"ths Ov
coating hn~ys Beavr Kese,s P-tersha. ;yool siit
ssd cotton r.. all kinds If failvrs Trpmiss
To those dealing Ready Made CT ming quest witt
me in or Ter to rx,miu- very h-snv spch which
and terms.
Clothing manufactured in this city under my
ne rvsou L an able hetr &c and
wing there be had other market
- anu " ANsPACHER.
novs Main street door below Branch Bank.
q. n. Ea:GLEsTON d CO.,
DR0PRIET0RS Of the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
ville lid al kinds Mach'.ers in st L. quality and
pr,ce equal made In city OF the W est . $3.50.
max" FIRE and St-am Epgines ell SaA ana "r'H Mui
sons Cast Iron Water heels Car Wheels Cast Iron House
Fence Railing Of psterns Rrass wo'k OF all
tnds Wrnss and Cast iron BRIDGE Werk-nderd every
thing In our line Of business Prompt tenten gwen to
psivs.
We the highest rice Cor Iron Brass ard Copper
Fo,adr, on the Caaa-corner Of Canal and lugs streets
sepsr
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

~ NOLBCRN HERSHBERGEk have open FOR
" animation large stock OF FURNISHING GYods
sssins Three Ply Ingram los priced Stair
and Hall Carpets sf varoa: pat.erns and qualities Flor OIL
Cloths troa IS fse wide. Satin de LANES Wofsed
Cotton Dsmasks Furntures aud ro Hollands tor Cur ains
Nua and Lacs Cur tsins Cornices Carta Pins and
Rods MArs-ille Quilts Lin Damasks. Table Linen and
rovelng Piano and Table Cloths aud Bed Blankets Of all
sIrs and qualities.
Ao manufacture Mattresses Of every size descrp
u which W will good he und Also.
all sizes ALI which will sell
the quality he found this side OF the Allegheny
Mountains. Foster = Block a., Nais. oct2O
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DAHL Y JOU r N A L.
A FoRrHcomrko Misunderstanding to

A FoRTHCoMIEe Misunderstanding to
4 correspondent OF Herapath's Journal,
steam power is to be superseded by "Poul-
sons Patent Pendulum T-levef." which
will be brought before the public in about
month. Two men in sitting position will
be able with ease to propel railway engine
Of twenty-five horse power, with full com.
plement of carriages, at any speed TO be at
tanned by steampower. The tonders and
boilers OF the present engines will be no
longer required, and the new engine will be
constructed Of about one fourth the weight,
and, at say. one-sixth or one-eighth the cost.
The wheels and frames of the present en-
sines will be available for the new ones.
HENDERSON AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD
II appears from the Railroad Record Ut the
9th inst, that, while the people Of Louisville
are talking about railway to the South
wes', another portion of the people OF Ken.
lucky are engaged in the actual construction
of one from Nashville, Tenn, to Henderson
on the Ohip river, in this State. Henderson
is only distant IRON Evansville twelve miles
to which latter place this road will doubtless
be extended. There il will meet the Ev
ansviile, India n polls, and Cleveland air. line
when Nashville will be thus placed in rail.
way connection with New York, without
coming with n hundred miles OF this city /.
The Record says:-Lou. Jour.
In this time of adversely to railroad COM
panies, we are glad To learn that some Of our
best enterprises, among the new companies,
are able To 90 on successfully to completion.
Among these is the Henderson and Nash
vile line, in Kentucky and Tennessee.
The president and engineer o: this company
passed through Louisville last week, EN-
route home, from London, where they have
been Tor the purpose OF negotiating funds Tor
their work. We learn that they succeeded
in making very favorable negotiations for
the company. They purchased large por-
tionof the iron for the road Tor two-thirds bonds
and one third cash. The bonds are 80 year
per cents, aud are taken at par. The Hen
derson and Nashville ros d is ob"uf 10 miles
in length. and lies between Nashville, Tenn,
and Henderson, KY, on the Ohio river.
Henderson is nearly opposite Evansville,
Ind. where n ruilroad is already constructed
TO FInobusto, intersecting the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad ut Vincennes. The wes-
tern part Of Kentucky will thus be at once
connected with Cincinnati. Forty Mills Ut
the Henderson and Nashville line is now In
course Of Construction.
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WHOLKs DE uRY rOODs,

KXTE hany VI most omplets De =
w urzbs stocks Of Dr. Goods In tns este IN
market which we sr to AID eahor promp, time buyers
fae'uSes ana inpott aud In quality
eomp-sssiou any rhetsi 10 the West
feel thanksi all ofour old fri.
feel we'll assured that make teir interest we'll
that Of all others Lu, ing give ell before Purchasing
else here. octlS JOHNS a FRENCH.
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HENRY STEES,
nr NRV DIrut IT, NNA ll-SclEE M pRACE

Mt. CARMEL. ILLS.
w I'LL Co citing and Securing Claims South
" Er.teru Illinois and all other Business
20 said offices paying taxes. &c.
Refer Wv. T. Page Ei Cashier Cana Bank. Evansville
ey0-iyw
wESTERN SEED AGRICr LrURAL WARE House.
WIssEW WsNGATE e. CD.
M ANCF Al-TVR ERS Dealers in all kinds OF Farm
WI aud Garden Implements. Moving R~sptns ant Ihr.sh-
ina Machines Field and Garden See Trees Re. SIS Main
street arPosts Bank Of Louisville Louisville. Ky
sep25-iyW
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D.o,s. y. E.:GLEsTOX q Co, . =

HyDR ATTIC CEMENT.-:s MI. fresh. ,u.. reed.
l. for sale By 8. &. GILBERT 4 CO..
ssV0 go. wsess.
lust received direct n the Mills ~ Riar.viIle
a. and Railroad Mills Flour. J.w. s. yICKERY.
Uev@-H Hsin ~. b. - ~ -.
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100000 WANTED.

400. 900 WANTED!
INDIANA STATE . IN EXCHANGE
FOX Ui.A GvUvo
I DIANA state STOCK Note Will be swceivea ut par
IA .xchsn.e TOR Oiy Gov.s cs.h price. oar
ek large ovlyIsSe ind th.ir IL
sans.6 sali soek before pus-
ehAsIng else Sh~re. GVNDY. 1EkKt a. CO.,
vo.5s-stJAw Lvuisvi!le. ny.
ADMINISTER ATOn's MOTH Is.
NOTICE nsreby gwen ed has taken Gus
letters the of HcnIy - foord.
late Of nty dseeAsed Ad
cd be solvent. ocr26-Jw SILAS STEPhE>S, adm r..
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CsT. MILLS FLOUR for s.,s At III. Mn .sss o9
~ IS - Gaze.
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wer commend the purchase ckages correspondents
they nearly double the OF ticket 70. thu
pac coatns all hs hunters piseed in
wheel and therefore. have all Oh, drawn
have only three numbers ticket draw
n handsome prize
Auy in. atiou fred will he communicated
In ordering tickets select h- Lottery. the and date
direct send Stamps -st-ad
OF s yer Tickets in al tn Lotteries ertssd By
others aay solvent baak received in payment
Os,: @. NAI2N co.. baltimore. Nd.
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0ros6s kLElS pHIiJr pGcEsR. PHILIP EgAnE1.
GEORGE X Lem Il CO.,
SOAP. CANDLES a I'D LARD OIL MANDATORY,
tyan-siile, Ind Ians.
ME nsdeysisnea leave The Merchants %
south IDtians. the p1blic gReYSlly tA,s
Faetors J. sow completed and they ready
facturc Soap Candies aud Lard OIL IN
W. will cl.s aDufartnred the
prices rs los hssed Ia CiueihRsi We
all the different qualities aud
in that city and have equal with il sh West
1hankul the liberal asvnase have slread received
determined ntihuance and 81
the same liberal IN. OF the pub
citv
n. B.-The highest marte, prices aI~sy. paid for Tsew
Lar. O m Grease sind GEO ROE KLEIN CO.
Afviucunes Gszs'te aud Henderson, Courier copy ss
and send .ills o this once.
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NEW CANDID ATE IN THE PIEu.O.

F1\HE Fall Srsls tat manufactures ~ NAUTIER MAR
II CONNER Is nox before the public. and win
again tany other Hat without di.ncton - parties In point
nnish durability Citizens about voting them
slves Hat. would do we'll call and s,smin csndi
Ii will speak for ITSELF Main street. between First aud
Second
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2e..o5 PRIZES To BE DISTRIBUTED
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tickets 81.
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Is half On Is eighth . IS