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FRUITS, sc.

FRUITS. sc.
4 FRESH -. 50 Lemons, Orange sHEa, Euuaigg
= -, just Faestss "a by
pee satu N. Ii, HEiDENHENIER.
ii. ii hElbESHFIaFR.
WhsI5s.E agA RPtsit Grocery aud Provision
Store
Sa5E} 81. d doors bs}00 Brady, Aora si&2.
| HAN b. iast received ard sta opening one a The
4 largest a&a bast ssisetsd stocks Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
bsfaru brought 10 his market, 80 xHah invite
tie atEeAagnof sfuaty merchants EHd tbs public IA
general e. EG7rB oast Ea above greatly radug cd
prices.
tan sad 20 fpr ourselves boisFe purchasing st-o
stsrT. dee 22dtf
CHEESE
SgFEEloR Cheese aud prime Leaf Lard 100 Cans
- NJ tlr Harkeye stBFr.
apl l7-aU JACOB WEAVER IT., s 90.
Hams.
Sugar Cured Hams az ii Cents!
i b yga WauI d choice Sugar Cured Ham or s. smaa
/ kSd Shoulder aplig Al ng PORK House Oh Front
Street.
Sugar Cared Smoked Hams II csnts,
Smoked Shoulders
Liberal Aise5IHt faA6 g. tao Trade.
@rhls d~1 ,. ~ u. BURROWS,
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hEERs q NAEA p ~ "
AVERY. UPHAM & CO.

AVERY bPdS u q W.
Wholeazi5 5roesrs snd
COMMISSION NEEGsss4&AAs
No. 10 souGh NJ s1er street.
oscar she Illinois Central lhPV}i
CHICAGO, ILLS.
NFFEH E3Eta3eA large aud we'll Eetected stssk e
I y Groceries, consisting 10 part 81 tAe 4sltaa-t
- hhds n. q. sugar common % prime.
SO bu3s Rennea ana Clarified otto.
$40 n o. sud West IBdl3 AolAsses,
fA4a rn6sgrss eu3.ce Green sd Hlsek Teas,
so bsrs Rlo. 5EIaalea, gSya sad Auean SoEse,
So huts sud half paFss choice 0rands Eids Tobacco
20 hbfs pyiaas loose smoking lo1seg9'
SO gross PEper, Id foIlt Aat slloH baah 5ea r.
So s4Zes 2@s 234pr ssssEis- ethLaz,
4A : Preset Satiows steAflca, Sshf s perm
30 No. 5a-a seated berrlEEs tHEdt=Fs
las5 Bsa5ns choice Etens Flss
So e1Xes Il EAtsilst Frtl4e rlEt
asetaHf sits il tAs cinsf afsslss 8sl-lls sspi 2
.sfgr#-ts 80. 81 t2gssarIes SIC cau Sssuse our
Eis6d. sHd Sc 44oHa ssasElF iaai 70 are dets5
inasa aoi 70 bs aaasrss.5 9g au7 easr house "a th
market
Fr3m tas lass 81 oar hAvias uaasaRa fa7:iitas ~
pzgchasiHE goods sdEantsgo2astEs We hfe hhahaaAt
Il aois satsAeeal atioer E,gssy. rRgty 4 CO.
UNTOR OAR AND BRIDGE WORKS
chicago, Illinois.
STONE d. BOOMER.
EDHAaERs 81 h0gesF P4tsuI Ergss Bridges sad
ID Roofs, Iacgtshiss, Passenger baggage aud
tFog gat Care A4s5l 5slg eating ABeaiaes7 uFhgb.
s5lfs G.aae. Has4las vofs sl5 General J5bbipg
aeps 70 order. " APT. S-4tl
BRADNER. WARREN 81 CO.,
sFGJF Agaut5 for sta s4ig OF "a PsEoF gyElels oI
- STRAW BOARD,
80 zara &c Gals ls attsEt14 4i thoss 4szr& t4e STU
eIg "Gs r. IA : ALE ST.
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NEW STORE,

IfIlL undersigned is COW receiving sng Sn-'i,r
log 10 part 90 iuliuwBs ''h eS1su'
Powders! and Crushed Sugals No arl t,L ms
80 sol ass1rtmegt kio and Java CsTse Fam -,
Moe1sH sna "Iilo" Ware, Dried Apples sad -.
''a' aAE "'@'-" N'A.a4sf Lhied Beet sc &c
Also
Flshsks, Spades seooFa, shoges. Ro,s R,Es, ALL
los eAI an h-HG usuSi.J found Ia Panty Co.,.
aLss- =" v'tsi s4lnea 70 ssli Er cash a. eh,as :.
sh'@Ps'L bAt forget The ses West m. ~ a.
tn doors El0ia the I4ar ' A'4' 81 bftaf IL.
AEIi lJ<H-ti p4psfurr
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IiAIETY NIuhET
M 5e1ae'ihef has oiensd VARIETY sroEp I'D,
E.a5g tt lsE7esn tth and 5tB ph=rg, ! IN I
constantly " Laat eAOlse relsgfi.p III 7 VI" h'tt
AIess Goods and TrI,rn,i,u-t


AmeLs the stock viii he found / 80
-'sn Eng figures eaEs Powered Robe. Fisia al
Dnliauls tsufe4 oniss CsEabTte sEi sf.y,
-AHns, Dsheses tiabroi4srtss Worked add La. C1..
'''.ss s,'sse@ am Ca4lfsHi ctouJ Hosiery
'9''' N9la stone ane oh -fr fy.s u ISston,.,
1A@+~ hatb'i stae snd iiaEE C0sus z, sh,snaif
iaeLt 90 Bic Hasi.u and L5gs AiaUtl,, S A''"i ".
paft5 sad ether dresses uaIe IN tLs M, t.lf.,,
~ 70 %H4 81 shortest notice Nantes and Gems. raj
y ~ Patterns received moaty r1m Pari, 10 49,
noe aRst~Aers Tie whole stock vas .elsrtsJ l., r"
'9i shh can gre5UIaeud Sc % on customer. =, - -
- 90 sei1.tSA e'vr brought - Davenport
Davenport, ApfIl - aEetT f'f. = ~ ...~,.
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Drp Q,aoOs.

ury VDG9Ds.
CITIZENS OF SCOTT AND ApJofNINa
COUNTIES
Burrows s. Prettyman
Largest ana Most Extensive stock OF Goods
ever brought 10 Davenport.
nuR stock has been selected with the sreatest care
Nand wil be loun especially adapted 70 the wants anu
tastes Of this community and We shall dispose 81 them
Bargains as Cannot Fail to Please
We would psrcul2ry nNite The attention q the lalse
Stock of Dress Goods,
Consisting q
Metre Aatiquo Gro de Rhine ana Broga4a silks
plsin and striped silks
RoGact saj LiunG skt;
ate0nttts, os,sanaies iflA,el Chslles;
Ear8ges Tissues, Lawns; NillinAtya
tr3aeb aaa AEisr1an iIiHis, N5nsiam,'
A 4lf-s 4sasrtnspt ~ taa5s' a..I siilses
E0Nsksss AND EatAsS,
Khboas Flowers. PLANES. e. 4 alce soIine'a Y
laraSels aad tea solots,
2ss&S 9s4S AssS H2A II EIstsAs,
Ff0a.h aud British Emhraiasries,
elsss, le5t apa 39s2Reit es'Afs
Fl,tass IeasruEtf Hand
S.is AMI cattJn aassr.
IVA, Silk eH1 IbrD4 6ieles
Issa aaJ Net Gloves siat Mttfhe,
VIII IL GOODS.
Isssaatt Swlsg Wan. B3st sal IIratfl Nuslus
/ suibroilerad cnIttiu Ausltns tRtsu LiNeSSr
sAebtay5 Danasb and all tuds - Table iIHaH;
| 3 Is i5- irawn sul nlasehst shiftins shostiolf
| A fas ssstt0sat II
| Cloths. CasslmereS, NcSung. Nc.
lar4s aad g1hersi assortmsuf 81. tn1 AAnh tlaTh
/ ING;
/ pR{t bafu. Panama, Canton aud Ialm Leaf Hats:
i Faiesss Gents sni Chlldrens Boots and sit1as,
uamt- lgsnratoa ssaa!ssg, Nhslohons Aarsrills and
uriss Cloth SKIRTS
| NOTIONS.
mttans Caahs Thread Pins, Sesdls3 Knitting Cotton.
SsEius slks. cotton aus Linen PISA Whale
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WOOD, WOOD,

a r she CITY WOOD YARD, Junction d second and
&1frCEt gtEssts. We have now On hand argv sBsgTt
1iant Of al kinds u seasoned Wood namely
Maple, Ash, Oak, Hickory, 80,
sluu wsafs Eens cheap es1 large quantity Of TsUr
Jag F1sis. To ByjEk -4fa5srs anu others who want
1odby IL Iu-ntrly, viii nsAe LIBERAL deductl5ns
II WILLIAMS g. GO
Fsrz o. a. dfT.sE3 6Ts B.usRrors f-,r-
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WHITE GOODS.
iJLAiS t.suJti aul dattsI Swigg MGElHs
i Js#uper HG1 tsTEnst LHmLrics.
tiRiir HJlisvJBud Plain ARinsuuLs
Bishop lawns aud EOoE Aaslips.
ldrletohs, ada D.nlty Victoria Shifting
Linen Long LHHna Binds l. Sc B,aFsEB.
rms Linen N4i UEasg CamhI4sa.
tantsIs H.mil,Fs aud Dimity Bands
Figured frisHI7s, Checked ami Striped Captqt5,
l"l Fe!e ~ los Prices a. WApsW0R1ifa
IH4r ~ la ~ a., Opposite ia ciNlTe House
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May 5dwt KHAN ~ MclAhN'
IOFFEkS--75 Bag sHio, Lagaaro, Java, Maracatbo
I ! ana Havana Conoes, sel.Stsd expressly ior re-
failing.
suUA Rs--64 Bbls white aaA yellow feansd sugars
embracing Coffee A, * &, crushed, powdered aud
RrARnlAtrd; alsa rchnsd MAPLE Sugar. Ihefr Sa-
4,ars sfe sll oitha beet qaality.
New TEAS--lS7 Chests, haif chests, ~ Boxes ana
eaddes Of all s.Res and descriptions OF late imports
ions embracing of the highest and nnsst grades
Of the celebrated s'MayaHen AMI "fids Hopef
CROWNS. These Green and Black lessare deeiiea y
rs ous aud curious oaopa IS ever efossedihe Mlss9s
aEd We Caa recommend our oo!ongs- fon.
cnolss, Somebody's, ounpowders, lmpsrais ada
Yoans ilys0ns, far superior In fragrance and make,
10 the generality nc Teas brought West Ashley were
selected espeeitiy Cor Family use and are less u
price; cat VITA confidence Invite examination and
tflal.
RAIsISs--50 Boxes, halves aud quarters alec
Valencia RaisiHss
PLuMS- S Bbls plited and arPtedt
PEACHE>--3 40 pared Carr4aEs, Datns, EiE~, sHa
many other Fruits dTed uad Preserved.
SOAP3-sFAitn, CASTLE, Shaving, German and
Chemical kTasa &c, g GIEehef with large FaTi-
ely Of Baskrts, Nilows fattan ana splint, NoodaR-
ware, Ssssgs o: Nails. ~ Bbis Fish, nseEerel White,
Salmon pad Sea 81 Herring, 10 Bales and q bashel
Wheat sacks aud many Yther aFIrtes-sll for sale,
cheap ana warranted la give satisfaction
JACOB WEAVER, IN, s. co,
JaWs 10 lW.f u1wkeya Store
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great i iltty t.His
L plieity, elieapncss II
pg.se aaa adaptation %
lac santa d All classes
81 Use o0aAst u hA
slfesgiy recon nlsnd u
ii aFaFy STATE 50 taa
luton, GatpaI kleaially
il sahstsntjstad BY ne
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EEIErON NuIr

Hg+@li thlFes, and With grinding surfaces SO hstr
Ie1 P7ted seeiwIti HSE arsrt4i is psbis az yt5,
Eg 70 ANY degree Of aurnsss AID offat,as sate'
.hg has hess Of meal. ItesC tscs lualls q, Ia 80
'htahs tAasv mlts q give entire satisfaction.
For l"tthgr 'Elo rmarOG and mill. sHd y!q.f anal,
70 NJHoLsr LOOMS & Co, Ont, II. ,Ft.
h"aa9. naFenpofl. Iowa, gr Box 50s +. O.
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buESELL GILLEr & ca.

FAhAkAs! saw AID eRIBT AHL MN
Tho best Ltli eysr offered TO tie Ppbgs !.
EELTON'S PORTABLE Mill
kiht'il bias lasan tse Ffryt prtast- .f.II't.
W state 1a@ Ea4a1E f4f-g pusfs a b.. - ~ .+
1iat.ejt an! .fysa .Hsf4I Et lie 4as-tr 5t, ~
n L City laiA truly excellent AHi e.lss".tsf
asks t'i tiA ssuEbtHYt Ga rstIfIg aEd trsa5is.hi'
patented 44ty &a4 1855 st4aI4 uas4yH.sE Ifa1.sIt
aambHr3f N.a3e MILLS sai4, eHa tassr frs-,.'l 'ss
HaGt 5pFes0iy declare Iaalf mont E8Fsr f4 -. ~
baeH spsa l The lAsi ELK Egutba1. Issy .t- ,s,rs
~ aAaFtoa lsf srHatEE Cora, Gals Nbssf g.
Cora la LAe @af, Spices &c v .Ih Fzs,jIF ~ *
taEEi9H GEEhGwaEsiyEu. ' '4 Pe'
Ao. . htti grads FROM & Ia = kaa. OF gssf s, tst,
- aas ofEsa1 per hDar vita from d 4b-I+,s. 49,
"tAtF aos. Pr1FpIEaHats amoani, Th.T e.a 4.
pr9peilr1 ny b5tHe. saaan 81 wafaf pgx,gr ~ a..
veil a@aPtsa - irregular maBau, hence .fsisiN.
e9sttAsg ean uc git4eue4 10 cay saw sailt. '
~ EAt aAtF - 4Fp attached o. thsss Bs,il tbp, ..
dostEg hem rae aHI5 tFbfs arasg4.a4Is min f.,s,
gaAhayS, ' '~N'
Reference can tg given sL4r= thssa ua!,l, A.,.
sHohl - ass is months ssl8s4I rilAEf rsvsi,in. a.,
tScalHE dressing ana likewise EAsfs tbsY az. H.
fTae,'1 Tour months aLa t5f KFislsl4ax Ires ,sg
II ls An established fact That Ill uLIisusju LFf.
yftH HE Hsfrt's gF.Re seal at and mai All -
N'a 500 fras4sf. afly srak Hs rCfH and cot ~
t"a' sc t'teF t7aaar lie lu,I 81 ; dyg43g su.a-..
d 3 EH.f
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4 t4rgt5aitsgtl.a 1t, hand 0uaNsw staz.urossysp
- as soon ~ pub. aIEAal
No Le ClGsfs 4.gE, Cha
'i'iS best gtguu uE.s ,ssfItsaE.D tus world Ejth
srIsOu's Eag4-rH ss4uu, tuF FlaEU Fgttea eau be
fD4aHu Nos t.g !asFr Rev. [ 81 n
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Ghhaao.
". al ISIHaS sss,
ISL Randolph street, oAioAga, Illinois
Rich and Elegant Furniture.


ISL ganaains s.rsAs nateaga llIinais
Rich and hleuant Furniture.
tfHR aaaers.Taea wosS7 Fsspess.sg IN Is assaeo 50
tae citsens ef the weet, thst hs Ia. spetsed
Elss' tisss waFshaasS q Rosewood estitF Faeat,
-ss sac 81 atasF Aleasf easa ltiaFs liie2as s
1 asmeet SUITS Of Rosewood, MShegsey - astA
mtAufAsiots ia Nes fetk eity, sad m2setsAls 81
rssree equal 10 any made ID sa o. Euror
Also, a fal assorlsnaat Of Tfuslops ANA
Grovestsen'e celebrated Pianos
which have ,akea Ne oe.4gedal ateysfs NV hSt~
sNsleltel ~ NE lss.G.se Ne@rs ~ patss t Nsp
yefs e5sV s'''S'a' = 80
All erSers N4,l IL iaaen apa ras6eur trSm tae u,
ssst Fresea s9les, 81 "a. Asa faii 81.
ptlSes as scld iSE III 49, SsstsfSa gpf Ihs aAoat
N, Y W isst Bsa eveI MAIDS, ana var
rssisg ElHt Prise ste,s, The aslesuoe q vs.
eeaa, sssa fryte3 a. ZEE Faieli
AStse sst SasI. III. u.s. " i eet,i tte
tss SsAt tt i Fl ~ a si t .s "a ta39aftaY
~ n.y. 81 B - 80 Ii u go t4{es.s III
.- - = ---------
aA0AAG&A g " haAalss
ESitNE&E tSE " &s& I5ehSs
Wbelssale SO Ee1aa eestafs w ea ~, " ''NA
hossWeaa, AsAossayt ssasA va 49,
sA4 5f1.e ~ 4. 49, t t.sst sSsi4 gis6esi
a'sog.gasa, I a'ssgo Al.e, -, ,-.a,.,.
n N :. II. 80 - se.sSt asEef.r an pGel,
i M. II UaiSssa. ana d3m
!. "a
sss0aAas a@taa 81 AA''
WILLIAM T.. DA n his,
tEPaRTEE MD nlsALEE IN
stFEVEEs S4tsxs 4xE % TOBACCO.
49, sf5.ss5,e >gr5ess elite $50.
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g.aa At 9 cts. a Gallon

- APONlFiEk or Concentrated Lye~- Warranted
} 30 make soap without Limo and with little Lr0u-
Bic, Just Inc LnlE for Washing made easy. Can and
get box for calls cheap NJ the Ha9keyu Store by
Juns dLl JACOB WEAVER ia. * u.
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= ft3 AsSL4 Dl 81 Pc L5es
GHAALEs v. STEVENS,

ha4-&gSs LFeluileE a 1863.
.a-ELsss4 J.- "a /. & J. a CaTls Flour bills acme
lv s4agl and .Esr FIal u several Eegas tsgl lhGt
.qa sea-. s.y s.1 Of It 10 W Ugh togas. have Fegl
-!tT ter twenty yJt1IB AID 1l ifg6 say tim. eau
asEJsg 49HE th t4.s llli+s aId sHE yield. and
Vita sza myself, t.. L.lu have ever
-aI -aEll5.3 a 4sEa have been "a 10 sas IT, Gaa ell
s4g tlsg are rasH5sd with rs operation. n e.u
I'D NI-u ESQ basle.E E54y, and lar 30 gr.
F.. 60 I'D i9uE * AgEss pgver. ! wa1l recommend
sg-a % give b. E.ll, aa gssta-u they HL lgt
L. Ea ggFgr- q. cold ElaH cfEtLIag
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Ni NesA-A =
sslla,3ss snd maay ctseF catiiatateA tasefsAtes
nj Attracts Of isttugs g!EehhN tsAtHl0 &abANs'sA
mhosa aamos af,} aflasa thereto
Hs,ins hssa.ae The PtsoattHs and G0py etQs % 80.
Nh spsi yaaies a. tgsi rateni Gem@acd Grinding and
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08
THEANTI-SLAvERY BUGLE

Id. CAMPBELL has been served with q notice
that his coat in the next Congress will he contest
ed. in consequence Of alleged votes Illegally east
by colored orsons. Ills majority was bot l9.-
Mr.. Campbell replies to this notice rs follows:
HAMILTON, Ohio, Oct. 31st, 1856.
Sin IL received your 'cyiuen communication
touching that 'nigger business" some time after
it appeared in the "Huze papers"
No official information of my election TO n seat
in the Both Congress of the United States has yet
been furnished, and you will pardon me Cor sug-
costing that perhaps your deep anxiety on this sLb-
ject has occ1sioned premature action.
In December next ! shall pyojdb'V receive, I'M
der the broad seal" OF the State Of Ohio, o Ger.
ti6cate that the honor of representing tho Third
District in the next Congress has been con ferred
on me by the people. In that event, pleass OBJ
serve that you aud the corrupt minions Of the
present condemned Administrator are not only
limited but da,e9 to contest my right to the seat.
Should You or they attempt to carry out your vaunt-
cd designs, | promise the country a record of one
of the most corrupt and disgrOceful outragcs that
have ever been porpetrated upon tho American
ballot-bOx. LEWIS ID. CAMPBELL.
Col. c. l.. NALLAHpIGnAM.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-11-08
~ANTIsLAVERY TRACTS.

The Executive Committee Of the American Anti.
Slavery Society have issued the following Tracts
for gratuitous distribution:
No. |. The United States Constitution, Examined
No. .. White Slavery in the United States.
No. g.. Colonization. By Rev. o. b. Rockingham,
No, 4. Does Slavery Christianize the Negro? By
Rev. 7. W. IIigginson.
No. 5. The Interstate Slave Trade. By John C.
Palfrey.
No. G.. The "Ruin" og Jamaica. BY Richard
Ilildreth.
No. 7. Revolution the only Remedy for Slavery.
No. g.. To Mothers in the Free States, by Mrs. Z.
J.. Pollen.
No. 9. Influence of Slavery upon the White Pop
%ulation. By a Lady.
No. 10, Slavery and the North, By c. c. Bur
leigh.
No. II. Disunion our Wisdom and our Duty. By
Rev. Charles f. hodges.
No. 70. Anti-SIavery Hymns and Songs. By
Mrs. E. J.. Eollen.
No. ID. The Two Affairs; or, Two Pictures il
One. BY Mrs. Harriet B Stowe.
No. IA. GLOW can 1 Help TO Abolish Slavery ?" or
Counsels to the Newly Converted
By Maria W. Chapman.
No. Is. What have we, as Individuals, to do will
Slayery2 BY. Susan c. Cabot.
No. 16. Tho American Tract Society and it
Policy of Suppression and Silence.
Being the Unanimous Romonstrance /. th,
Fourth Congregational Society, Hartford, CT.
No. II. Tho God of the Bible Against Slavery
BY Rev. Charles Beecher.
All donations for the Tract Fund, or for The cir
cnlation of any particular Tract Of the above Sc
ries, should be sent to Francis Jackson, Treasurer
of the American Antislavery Society, q Corn,
hill, Boston.
IIfy Dollars will stereotype an oight-page tract
and print fre Thousand copies of it.
Application for tho above Tracts, for gratuitCus
distribution, should be made to SAMUEL MAY, Jr.,
81 Coruhill, Bos ton to the Anti-Slavery, Offices
1873 Nassau street New York, and 81 North street,
Phil adelphia; to JOEL MCMILLAN, Salem. Columbi
ana Co., Ohio or to JACOB WALTON, Jr, Adrian,
Michigan.
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RARNABY ARNOLD,

Wish to announce to the citizens Of Salem and vi
entity, and to the public generally. that they have
lust received at their CLOTHING STORE,
North Side of Main Street, Salem, Ohio; A new,
extensive and superior stock Of Goods, suitable for
the FALL& WINTER TRADE. Our assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, 15rccds, .S%atinets, .Satias,
Tctrets, Figured Silks, dc,
with Trimmings of all kinds to match. will be sold
by the Yard or Made up to Order, at prices and in
Il manner that will compare favorably with those
of any similar establishment in Salem or elsewhere.
Also, a good assortment of Ready Made Cloth,
ing, Consisting of Frock, Dress, and Business
Coats; Overcoats, Cloaks, Vests, Pantaloons, Shirts,
Drawers. Suspenders, Socks, Handkerchief, era
watts, &c, &c. Oar Terms OF Sale for the future are
READY P4TN
which will enable us to sell u little better goods at
a little lower prices than could be afforded on the
credit system.
We think we can suit our customers with what
ever thew may want in our line, aud we invite all
desiring to purchase, 10 call, judge for themselves,
and act accordingly.
BARNABY & ARNOLD.
October Is, 1855.
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HIDES! HIDES!!
5000 HIDES Wanted. for which 1 will pay 6!
cents "a pound. Also, Sheep pelts bought at
E. ELDRIDGE'S Leather Store.
Salem, Nov. s, 1S56.-p.
HIDES!i
J. MN A N,

Dealer in Books, Stationery, Wall Paper, &c, &c,
Main ST., Salem, Ohio, has Just received all kinds
of Medical, Classical, Scientific, Poetical, Miscel,
laneous, Juvenile and School Books.
Blank books. Memorandum, Pass books, Pocket
books, Portmonies, Portfolios, Purses, Pencils,
States, Writing Ink, Copying, Indcllible, and Red
Inks; InkstanGs, Liquid Gum, Steel Pens, Pocket
Maps, Diaries, SO, &c.
All kinds and best qualities of F~oolsca7; Letter.
Bath Post, Commercial, Note, Fancy Note, Bill
cap, and Drawing Papers. Bristol Boards, Marble
Board, and Paste Boards. Euvelops plain and
fancy in great variety. Visiting and Reward
cards, Water colors and Artists materials. Mate
rails for Artificial flowers &C., Sc.
A large stock of Dawson, Warren & Hydes cele'
brated COLL PENS, that give such universal
satisfaction, every one warranted, Music Books
at wholesale or retail. Dealers supplied witt
School Books and Stationary at Wholesale. Wal
Paper in great variety.
Ay~ CASH PAID FOR RAGS.
j. MMILLAN.
Salem, o. Nov. Sth. 1856.
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$50 REWARD!l

Stolen from the subscriber in New Brighton,
Beaver County, Pa, on Friday night, Oct, Oath,
1895, DARK BAY HORSE. heavy made, ISL
hands high, one white hind foot, a large star in The
forehead, and a snip on the nose, g Years old. a
natural trottar. ""
BSs@Ihe above reward will be paid for The de-.
livery Of the horse and thief, or Twenty-Five dol.
lars for the horse. IVA
Any Information can sent 10 the subscriber Al
New Brighton, or loft at the Office of the Buele.
Salem. Ohio.
JAMES EoMBELL.
Nov. l, 1856.
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J. c. WINERY D. D. s.,
Nov. l, 1856.

SOUTH SIDE OFMATN STREET, SALExO
Continues to give close attention 10 al the changes
and improvements in the practice of Dentistry Ana
is still operating extensively and satisfactorily In
ell branches of his Profession.
His uniform suooess, even in the paost diGcnl.
Operations, has boon such heretofore as to warrant
the assurance that full satisfaction will be given 70,
those who may avail themselves of bic services.
He has procured tho right of DR.. a. p. Slayton
to use his preparation Of colored Gnna Isycha
desired M a base for artificial teeth.
6&5SAll operations warranted. -sas
SALEM, Juno 7, 1856. -6m.
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Receipts for the Bugls for The week ending Nov, s
MEETING at LINEsvILLE, PA.

Samuel Myers, Benz. Down aud Isaac Trescott,
will attend a meeting on Saturday Evening, the
18th Of November, to continue through Sunday
the 10th.
The Friends, as well as the Enemies, Of ncral
and religious reform7 in that section of country
questions.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
WHAT A BUCHANAN VICTORY 10,

hhAl a hOShANAN NICIORf Is.
This is the way the Buchanan papers announced
one of their victories in Pennsylvania. We cut it
out of the PenRsylvauian. Read the inhuman and
internal fling at the people of Kansas, and then
understand what a Buchanan victory amounts to-
From the Doylstown Dcmocrat-Extra.
HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?
GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN BUCKsl
The Wooly Horse Floundered on the Rocky Noun
tatRs, and the Niggers Lost on tile Pradries!
DEMOCRATIC BLOOD WORTH TEN CENTS a DROP.
Burlingame, Greeley, Wilmot, Reeder, Banks and
Abby Kelley Floundering among the Niggors.
The Border Ruflons about, and the Democrats and
Old Line Wings carrying the Flag and keep
ing step to the music of the Union.
The People Of Poor BLEEDING Kansas 10 Gorcrl
Themselves and make their 0WR LdwS!
The foul SANDERS of the Abolition Iutelligencsr
Rebuked by the People!
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OBITUARY.

DlED-After a protracled illness at his resi-
dence in Hanover Township, Columbiaua County
Ohio, on LIST. inst, JOSEPH W. GRIsELI, aged, 81
years. He has left a wife and two children to
mourn his u%ntimely and unexpected death. His
high moral character had endeared him to a large
circle Of friends ard neighbors, who will feel deeply
the loss of a true man, cut down in the prime Of
life. In his death, the Slave too has lost q friend.
G.. D. G.
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The United States Constitution and it
PPO.SL1VERY COMPROMISES.

The Constitution a Pro, Slavery Compact: or,
Extracts from the Madison Papers, etc. Selected
by WENDELL PHILLIPs. Third Edition, Enlarged.
limo. 2O8 pages, Just published by the AMERICAN
ANrI-SLAvERY SOCIETY, and for sale at 81 Cornhill,
Boston. Also, at the Anti-Slayery Offices in New
York and Philadelphia. Price, in cloth, so cite,
in thick paper covers, 373.
October Is, 1856.
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SALEM QUARTERLY MEETING.

The Friends Of Human Progress, will hold their
next session commencing First Day, the 9th Of II
mo-, 1856, at Eleven O'Clock at Fairmount.
Important reports from Committees, &C., are
expected.
ISAAC PRESCOTT, c,.,r.
ESTHER HARRIS, "''"''