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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-08
For the Chronicle
Border Ruffanism in Mecca,

Border IN mecca.
Aessrs. Editors:
a company of young FremOnters who
attended school at the East Corners in
this town made a National flag with Is
stripes, and 81 stars, and got a pole on
which TO place it. On Thursday. (Oct.
2nd,) 3 young ladies? from your place
came 10 this town, put up at John II.
Hezlep's, and during the night, they
sawed the pole eff twice. They left a
Kid Glove, lost a Gold Watch, and Pen
Gil, and wen awaysatisfed, Il SUPPOSE
The Glove will be returned when called
for by the owner, and if the lady who
lost the Watch will advertise it and put
her name to the advertisement, | will
pay one half of The cost of advertising,
and do all | can to find and return the
Watch. The young ladies left for War
rem very early The next morning, hur-
rakiRg for Buchanan, we hope they ar
rived in safety. Please give them our
best respects, and say to them that the
ladies of this place will try mott 70 pat
tern after their lady? ike conduct And
say to them that if they wish TO return
to cut the Tole the boys have now got,
be sure TO stop at the only house in
Mecca where such conduct is tolerated
or encouraged. They knOw the pl zee.
Yours, Truly, OWL.
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The Congressional Ticket.

A strong effort has been made in sew
ersl Of the townships 10 weaken The vote
for Mr. Giddings. and to strengthen his
opponent, on account of Mr.. G's vote
for the new congressional compensation
bill.
We have no fears That this attempt
will succeed so far as to secure any Re-
publican votes for Mr.. Orchard, for the
people of this county have too vivid a
remembrance of the manner in which
they wore misrepresented in the State
Legislature twoyearsago. Mr.. Birchard
never could have been nominated for Con
gress had there been a shadow of chance
for his election.
Our only fear is that the misreprescn
tations made by Mr.. Birchard and other
Shamocrats upon the stump, may induce
some Republicans to omit voting for
Congressman or to scatter their votes so
as TO weaken the Congressional major
iiy.
We sincerely trust this will not be
done. We do not believe that it can or
will be 4 ne 10 any such extent as to en-
danger The success of Mr.. Giddings, but
we have a strong anxiety that his vote
laad the Z cEet
We feel hat his vote will be regarded
by the friends Of Freedom throughout
the North as the test Of cur devotion TO
the cause Of Free Kansas. It was the
self sacrificing, consistent, and sagacious
course pursued by Mr.. Giddings in the
long struggle over the speakership, and
through the whole session, which iecuiel
TO him the nomination by reclamation.
The same reasons should secure 10 him
the unanimous vote of the party through
oat the whole district.
As TO the Compensation bill. full half
that the Democrats of this district have
said Of it. has been sheer fabrications
and gross m;sstatement, as all who
have heard Mr. Giddings upon the stump
know very well. 1t was a bill brought
forward by Democrats and passed by
votes, and some OF its pro-
visions are regarded as faulty by Mr..
Giddings as well as by US, his constitu
elts. Those provisions will no doubt
be amended, and we are confident that
Mr.. G. will faithfully carry out the will
of the people of the District on the sub
lect whenever it is made known
In the meantime We trust no Repub-
lican will weaken the effect Of our cleo
ton next Tuesday by emitting 10 cast
his vote for Joshua R. Giddings. The
whole country is locking a~nxiously to
see how the dauniless Republicans of
he present Congress are supported al
home, and We hope that the majority in
BID Trumbull will be so largely increased
hat our doughfaced Tyrants will learn
i utterly useics to attempt to crush
,It freedom here.
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THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE.
perfect cure Of Epilepsy, By Dr.. Haaes's
EpiIeptie Pills.
Durant's Neck, Psrqu'man', Co.. y C..

Durant's Neck, PSrqu;man's Col c..
October Ist, lsj5.
DR.. Hance-Dcar~ Sir:-Iaving been afflicted with
falling fits :Or some years past. I determined to give
) our Pulls 4 trial, advertisement Of which 1 saw in
some OF the papersl and continued to use them fe
some months, until l was entirely cured. / believe
them 70 be 4 first rate article; and since ! have used
them, / have not had one attack, and am nov in the
enjoy ment Of good health.
! an, very respectfully.
Yours &C. JONATHAN J. JACOBS
]. = The Pills we're to me by Ir.
Nathaniel Newly, CT this county 10 whose address you
sent them.
Those Pills. besides curing Epilepsy, are . specific
for all notifications Of nervous disease, Price SO per
box; two boxes for s.; twelve boxes for S24. Persons
enclosing = remittance will have the Pills sent them
through the mail, on its receipt. For sale by SETH S
HAScE, No. iOo Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd, to
whom orders from all parts of the Union must be ad.
dressed.
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Thy Quincy, H. Republican gives tie
following reasons why tie Buchanier cell
eLrili~s failel to be there the other day:
douglas took too much tea at Chi
cago and couldn't c1meI Gen. Cas-
was too old and couldn't cornel Dr..
o DIS had got into an interesting game of
poker somewhere, ia some gambling he'll;
and couldn't come! And john Van b.
zen had got faligued with his Western trip,
and said he couldn't come!
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The FINGERS Tried On Without EF:e:.

The FINGERS Tried On Without Fife.
Peter Maku:z, Postmaster at Bour-
bonnais. and J. E L9brie, Postmaster at
Manieno, Kankakee County. in this State.
each received a circular from Washing
ion, under the frank Of Stephen A. Doug
las, demanding ''mateIial aid for the
Illinois Democratic Club" Both being
Fremont zen, they replied that all the
mt ans they had to spare in that way.
would be USED TO aid in the election Of
John C. Fremont AMI Wan. H.. Bissell.
But not many days elIpsed till these
gentlemen received notice from the Src-
rotary OF the Interior. notifying them to
be ready to hand over 10 their successors
ia three days Goiice.
The Kankakee Ga=eHe sIys: The
Postofice Department will have To ap-
point Fremont men as their successors
or discontinue the offices, as there IS not
a Buchanan man in either Of the vii
lagos"
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Republican Meetings.

.sz The following are the appointments for
the coming week, so far as we have
learned them:
ia THURSDAY EVENING.
lJ.D D. Cox. & ]. NJ. SrULI, ut Tulley's
School House in Liberty.
N. SurEIFF, & P. E. REED. at Gustavus
Center,
B. F. HorrxAK, & A. PERRY, at Pow
er's Corners, Mecca.
FRIDAY EVENING.
B. F. CCRT1ss. & C. W SMITH, at
al Baird's School House, Liberty.
J. D. Cox, & J. N. sTULL, at the School
House on the State road. Champio 4.
B. F. HOFFMAN,. & a. PERRY, al Fowler
Cenier.
SATURDAY, i P. N.
J. D. Cox. & C. W. SMITH, Johnston
Center Pole Raising, and general
rally, grr
sP. n. G.. F. BRowN. B~racerille Cen
Ter, Pole Raising.
B. F. HOFFMAN,. and others, Grand Raj,
Ia ly al Niles.
EVENING.
A PERRY, & J. NJ. STULL. Hubbard
= Center. (Fhe Youngstown Glee
Club will attend at Hubbard.)
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. Is.
I'D Cox, d P. E. REED, Liberty Cen.
: ter. ..rsfHs -.
BIZ. HOFFMAN, Il A. PERRY, Kinsmar
b-a Center.
C. W. SMITH, & J. NJ. sfuIL. at Farm.
ington-
LEW SuTLIFF, & U. H. Hutchins, a
rs. Champion, 8 miles north of Warren
$50 village.
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Grand Fremont Rally!

~-a AT NILES, ON SATURDAY OCT.
-sIIth.E A Fremont Pole will be raised in
.sthe afternoon. Torch Light Procession
3 and Fire Works in the evening. Disiin-
-4euished speakers from abroad have been
invited, who will be announced in the
: bills. LIT every lover of the Union be
present, and help to brighten the multi
Fers Te Az
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To Dr.. c ". Jackson, Phiad'a.
See

PNOTICE--DE. s SrROSa's FEvER DESTROYER.
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
viTtu-s, the curative powers OF this new Remedy to
huili up its own reputation. Every sufferer will be
leitto decide Tor himself the relief IL affords him The
best recommendation it can acquire is to take il TO the
sick room, and there let it speak for itself; let It there
spread joy aud peace around the pillow Of suffering
and pain II Will not do this, a thousand certificates
viii 10 but little towards securing the confidence Of the
public. The estimOniais-which are many and lOrg-
are Published in 4 circular, as the limits OF an adver-
tisement will not permit-whieh IRE presented more
for the purpose Of calling the public mind 20 this new
remedy, which may be found az the principal Druggist
N the Western States and California.
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which We
claim, it will have great popularity wherever intro
d1cef. and form a great puhlic blessing. On the other
hand, IL it possesses no real value, the SICK will soon
find it ont. and demonstrate il as a humbuS, "a base
imposition" See advertisement.
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The DIFFERENCE TO appreciate the
difference between a Shareholder of high
instincts and a modern Democratic
"doughfacc," read and compare:
I'VE carno; defend them (the laws Of
Kansas. and We ought not to do it, and
l have no respect for the man who makes
the attemp,." Mr.. Borca, Of S. G.
81 regret the necessity for such legis.
%lation; but wherever S avery exist as an
institution. laws of that character NUT
be adop'ed." [Senator PUeH, of Ohio.
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and sword of Slavery in the Territories.
or shall it be what onr fathers intended,
a protector of the just, a shield 10 the
good and a benefc;ent defender of lib
erty throughout the land. Let every
man who loves freedom. every man who
desires the perpetuity of our institutions.
rally to the polls in October, and success
will crown our efforts and clear the track
for a greater success in November.
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9tatbs.

In Bazetta, on Sept. 3Oth, of consumption,
KARONHAPPUCK, wife of Enos Bacon, in
the 5Sth year of her age.
She bore the sufferings ola lingering illness,
with christian fortitude, and died trusting in
her Redeemer.
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Agricultural neutrality-suspicious..

LIST premium on full blooded Durham
heller calves should be marked as
awarded to No. 81. j F. King. BY q
mistake in the figures it was marked 81.
Sd premium on matched geldings 4
years and over. should be marked as
awarded to No. 55. Dr.. S. S. judd
Similar mistake in figures, ii vas marked
So
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Mmuagts.

On the 23d ult, by the Rev. Mr.. Hurd. Mr..
\. HUNTER, of Niles, to Miss MARY
F. HATHAWAY, of Bazetta.
On Sept. 10Th, by Rev. VIM Simpson. Mr..
A. J. MCDONALD, of Greenville, Pa, and
Miss PHOEBE MCFARLAND, of Hartford. o.
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Invalid. have you tried HO0FLAND'S
GERMAN BITTERh2

Lancaster, April 80. 1850.
Respected Sri have been for a series Of years a.
aiciei with Dyspepsia, Inactivity Of the Liver, and
Nervous Debility. Ny mental powers have been SO
reduced as to Renter me gu e unft for the transaction
OF any Bind or business Af=r consult. * many emf
nent physicians, and using their prescriptions, and
after using the most popular remedies of the day, sup
posed to be applicable to my case, I always failed to
have permanent relief. 4 friend, with much persua-
sion, induced me to try 4 bottle Of your celebrated Bit-
ters- L have used one hottie, and this day commenced
the second l can. with ehe=rulness. state that It has
happily improved me. My appetite and spirits have
ast0nishInsly improved, and l begin to feel as though
had grown tsuddenly) ten years younger; and really
1 begin 10 feel almost prepared to say thar I now con-
stler myself calculated for any business, while. ten
days ago, l would rs soon have undertaken TO sqaare
the circle, as to have atteEI ted Il.
Yours, respectfully.
4. B. KAUFMAN.
To Dr.. c NJ Jackson. Hhilad'a.
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CoRsErs.-A letter from Siutgard
says A novel ,ranch of industry for
this place is now in operation here
namely, the fabrication Of c~orsets, which
occupies 1880 persons. The manufac-
tory supplies annually 30o.0Oo c~orsets,
valued al from 5O0.O 0O 10 100000 10
rms.
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SeryilitY.

The tall pole which The Republicans
had raised at Baileys Corners in Lords
town was broken of a few evenings since
by some fellows who are DUNG tie dirty
work for The slavery extensionists. Prob
ably these men like 10 htYe The southern
leaders of the Democracy, fer WLom Mey
labor, call them greasy Mechanics, small
Jfsted + rmers, nat fit 10 associate wih q
genaemans holy serpant- Rather poor
pay, we should think.
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DR.. DAY COMPOUND DANDELIoN SYRUP.
ITO THE WORLD and Its FRIENDSl

" HE anu It's hlLhO 10.
Il 1 offer this Invaluable med cine, for Spinal and
Liver diseases, Ague. Weakness OF the Back, Kidneys,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Dizziness Of the Head, and
Consumption in its first stages. All such affections
ean and will be cured fused according to directions.
1 deem it entirely unnecessary 10 give receipts As to
its eficdcicus merits. as the patient will soon be salts
fed by use. THAI it is the medicine above all others u
IS warranted to cure the above diseases, or the money
in every case, is refunded. 1 say to the afflicted. try
this Medicine, there can be no danger. a 5 il is purely
vegetable, made Of roots and barks that grow in our
own climate
1 have = wellknovn melieine, known a. Days Diar-
rh@l COrdiai, that viii cure the Dysentery. DiarrhG1
or Flax, in common cases, IN five minutes to three
hours 1t is . mild cordial, aad a vegetable prepara-
ton 1 also otter 10 the public, Days Liniment. for
sores. burns. sprains, bruises, letter and ring worms.
sore throat, or Inflammation. as being infalIiable. u
IS applied externally. Also Dr.. Days Wash and Pos
der for sore eyes.
The medicines arc warranted, and / risk ny honor
and life, that they are genuine. and I yOach to say that
they are the best medicines now offered or in use. l
say TO The afflicted, lay aside your prejud.ees long
enough 10 try these invaluable remedies. They haze
not been got up for a hnmhug; The knowledge OF them
has not been hltchei in the dark. or in a moment I
have had the kEowledgs Of them for years, and know
their worth by experience, and have been persuaded
from time 20 time 70 compound and prepare them for
Uze. ! have c0n2iisl with these solicitations. and
the medicines Will be found. for the present. only a.
DR.. Days RaTher shop. On Market street. ! hold my
SELF in ~Tealiaess 10 cure infaned and sore eyes, and
all sores, fever sores, or any external up
ohthe body. A. L. C. DAY.
Warren Oct Sly q
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In a number of curious featsof balancing. and display
Of instinct and Obedience.
A most novel. original and ecmical exhibition Of
EDUCATED MULES!
Put through 4 course Of Grotesque Academies, and
Practical Classics. by their profound and erudi,e pre-
ceptor. DAN RICE.
Beautiful display Of Horse Training, by Excelsior,
the Paragon Of Steeds, in all his world renowned feats
Of Instinct. Affection and High Training.
WHITE SYRIAN CAMEL
The only one ever learned 70 perform
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SUPERB DISPLAY OF ARTISTIC E~xcELLENcRi
MRS. DAN RICE.


And her beautiful Manage Horses. Surrey and Arab, in
her elegant school Of Lady EauestTianism.
The Troupe this season has been augmented by the
Engagement Of the worid-renowned Professors,
MESSRS. MUKRAY and HOLLANDS! r
Whose AcrObatic & Gymnastic performances through
out Europe and the United States. as the ROMAN BRo-
THEIRS, have acquired for them universal celebrity, will
appear in the several acts
The Celebrated Horseman.
Mr.. g. kTLANDi
Whose wonderful skill IN Equestrianisn Fats Of dex-
teriJ. is acknowledged to be one Of the greatest A.
chieyements or modern Uorseuianship. will exhibit
many feats Of an entirely novel character.
YOUNG JEAN JOHNSUNI
Americas OWn-the- PET RIDER-the bold, reckless
and dashing Artist, without competitor here or else
where, in all his brilliant achievements, OH horseback
upon the cord elastic.
Nr. ISAAC SWEET ard Master CuAS- REED
In their celebrated scenes Of Equation and Athletic
Feats.
JAMES L. Y
The american Hercules" whose strength IS superior
to any pair Of horses that can be produced.
STORMS EXCELSIOR
Cuhesitatingly pronounced the first and most accom-
in Amrrica-and general outfit Of appoint
nents. decorations and paraphernalia, which, as re-
CARDS taste, skill. or lavish expense, can DEFY THE
NORLD! r CLOWNSl
TOM WATSON, JOHN L Il A RICEt
Who will appear at each Exhibition
Master OF The Arena, JOHN II. MURRAY.
All to BE seen for > Cents Admission No half price.
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Grand Democratic Rally at BcaceyiIle.
Aessrs. Editors
Judge Birchard addressed the De-
mocrrcy of this township, Oh Monday
evening, Sept a9.h. There were exact
" FIVE Democratic voters present. the
balance some 80 or -. were every one.
Fremont men. The JuIse said he did
not expect 10 be elected 10 Congress,
this term. Was not that Strange?
Yours, One OF THE People
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o. Senator Sewari addressed an en-.
thuslas,ic Convcnlion of 10000, at De-
tot, en- the . inst.
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ME sTATE OF OHIO, TrumbuII

l. County. In the Probate Court.
Vim. R. Burnett, Executor or
James Burnett. deed. l.
vs. Petition Tor author
Sarah Burnett, Anna VI Randall ity to complete
sarah Z S~coviIle, Msrilda Cole Real Contract
Laura Burnett. James VI. Bur
nett. Stephen Suider, Geo. W.
Randall aud John ID. A Price,
The above nansd defendants will take notice, that
the pisintiG, as executor, on the third day Of October.
A d 1855. hici hisPctitca IN he Frohate Courtof said
County, praying shsta desrre u said Court may
made, authorizing him. As such executor, 70 complete
certain real contracts Of the G~ecedent. and upon the
payment " the plrelase z rooney. 20 make deeds to pur-
chasers. The said contracts are rely IS follows:
A~coatraet made Feb 2ith, l-5I. IS ant between the
dece lent and Stephen SLtI-r, for tie sale Of dity acres
Of land in Hubbard township, TEun,vull County, Ohio.
known IS part Of lot No. foTty-nine.
Cd. A contract male On the 2Sth day Of February,
A D 1858. by and between the deceient and Geo. w.
Randall, for the sale Of txsnty-six acres and Ioriy rods
OF land, known rs part OF lot 40. thirty txo il sail
hubbard township
81. i cOztracI made January %. 1854, between the
deceleat and JOAN D. A Price. for the sale Of twenty
four acres Of Land, known as the southeast corner OF
lot No. u. IN sail iia0bard township.
Tia said petition viii be heard on the 3lst day OF
October, lS56. ~ which tine he said Defendants can
appear aud defend. l--
WM. T.. BURNETT.
Oct S-3t TX. OF James Barnett, deed.
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DUBLIC SALE-The subScriher vii

FDCD LIO DALL u NuUNCIIUtE VIII
Il offer a. his residence. in Vernon. Oct 2ist- 1856,
! Cheese Vat snI I Dress and nj the FILINGS for max
ing cheese; ~ Cows, Q Colts, u Hogs; I Pleasure Car
rage; ] two horse farm wagon; J Sled: Plows & HaT-
iOTs, Eith an endless variety = firminE uteasilS-
ALSO large quantity Of Hay. Corn, Rye All Wheat.
Together with Household Furniture, entirely too na-
merous 10 MERTON.
The sale to continue from day to dIy. until all dis
posed OF.
N B. Terms male kaoEn on day otste. +.
Oct. S-2w UNA LEONARD.
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WE are nos receiving our first pur-
chase of Fall and Winter Goods. Our present
stock is by far the largest We have ever brought to this
market. and comprises the richest and most fashiOna-
bic goods the Eastern market affords We design to
oHrr Inducements in prices that will secure the largest
trade OF the season, and contribute towards making
Warren the head quarters Of the Western Reserve. for
the purchase Of Dry Goods.
prr- p~TRVvpTT L. %
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FOR HEMBERo OF BOARD OF PUILIc WORKS.
JOHN WADDELL, of Ross County.
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State Ticket.

PoR SUPREME JUDGE-sHoRf TERM.
oZTAS BOWEN, of Marlin County.
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Tor scHoo COMMISSIONER
ANSON SMYTH, of Franklin CCanty
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2 FOR ATroISFY GENERAL:
C. P. WOLCOTT, Of Summit.
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.100 DOZ Line Snaps. Patent Bride
EOO Fronts, Winter Wax Bride nitts, from 6I
cents to SO each, Heel Chains. Whip Sockets, Silver
and Japaned, Ivory NartingaI Rings. Rings Lined and
Silvered. for sale bv o. III PATCH.
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FOR SUPREME -JUDGE-FTLL TERM.
JOSIAH SCOTT, of Butler County.
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7 ARD OIL and Csnphene Lamps of
IL all sizes: Toys and and Fancy Goods Of every
description and kind. at HsTs KINGS.
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County Ticket.

JUDGE OF COMMON rLEAs.
BENJAMIN F. HOFFMAN.
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GTATES AND TERRITORIES OF
~ The Grea, West. with their History. Geography,
advantages. resources and prospects; alse a dHe mp,
worth half the price Of the book. Price 81 % A.
ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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4 LARGE variety Of Saddles Tools,
~ such as Splitting Draw Gauges, Harness RoEen
Knives, Compass Founders, &c-,at
o. II. PATCH'S.
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FOR CONGRESS.
JOSHUA k. GlDDINGS.
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Ne6 A06ertistnants.
DIR 60 ISL

Casual Advertisements must be paid fol-
when handed IN.
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SILK, Rich Plaid and Stripped, of the
~ latest styles, Black Silks Of superiOr qualities. and
high lustre. at the WARREN r GOODS STORE
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BEHOLD TIE GRAND PROGRAMMED
The Performance will commence with a new and brit
liant ORIENTAL ENTBEE. entitled
II ZOUI7YES OF ALGERL5i
In which viii be introduced a Camp in the Desert. with
an exhibition Of the wonderful training OF the Horses,
which are taught to lie down. receive their food in a
sitting posture. and to perform a succession Of rapid
and brilliant Military EXECUTIONS. peculiar to the tribe.
The Surprisingly Trained
E~LEPHANT L RO0KH,
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1s55- FALL AND WINTER TRADE.

VIII also exhibit at BLOOMFIELD. Tuesday, Oct. 81.
c. II. CASTLE Agent.
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ITALIAN YlOLINS-We have Just
4 received The largest AMI best selected stock OF Vi
oans, imported from the most celebrated Eanuiacto-
Ties. PRICES FROM 4 to . dollars. We warrant these
Instruments - give entire satisfaction. or they can be
returueI. Call 1t JAMS MUSIC STORE.