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Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

aN ARMY TO BE RAISED IN OHIO TO
ceNQuER THE sourH.-The n. Y. Tri-
bune, not content with asseveratipg that
the Union is not worth supporting In con-
nection with the South, now proposes TO
raise an army in Ohio "to conquer the
South"
..Lc, the Governor of the State of Ohio
issue proclamation for special session
OF the Legislature. and let the enrolled
militia Of that State march out 10 Kansas
.by authority lie, ten thousand men be at
once dispatched alter this fashion. Gov
srnor Chase is just the man to inangufate
ti,is movement. With such an army as he
could rally to bis standard from tie bold
ysomanrv Of Ohio, he could conquer the
whole South. But let the Governors oi
Iowa, Wisconsin. aud all the New Eng
l.nd States proceed 20 follow the exainpis
0. the Governor of Ohio
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

Eg An expedition. composed o. SCI
en,ific men OF varions countries, is organ
lied in England 10 explore Egypt, and ad-
vance resolutely to the discovery OF those
sources Of the Nile which have been 50
long the subject of the conjectures and re-
seare.les Of science.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

NoRTH cARoLIkA.-The new iegisla-
ture Of North Carolina is classified thus
Senate, democrats 33, know nothings II;
House, democrats 80, know-nothings 40.
Democratic majority on join, ballot, So
For the last twenty years no party has
had such majority.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

STRANGE BrDrELLows.-Tne PiG.
yune of this week contains funny car
culture, representing the three Black Re.
publican graees, in bed together. Greeiv
and Raymond lie on the outside and Ben.
nett lies in the middle, and they al Iieu-
sether. But there IS no great harmOay
among the trio, as may be surmised frUa
the complaint OF Greely. that Bennett )
pulling ali the clothes Off
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

EI The Chicago Times-which pa
per is doing It's work in the cause OF de-
mocracy as well as any journal IN the
countTy-published an address 70 the
wings OF Illinois. signed by large num-
Der OF the members of that party. urging
t:.rin TO vote Tor Ir. BueEanan.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

TIr FOR rAr.-Tne people of New
Yor,1 begin to threaten that if the San
Francisco Vigilance Committee does not
Stop sending all tie iascals in that place
to New York. they wouli be compelled
in self-deience. 10 banish New York ras-
Gals TO San Francisco.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

rg- The Northern wing ofthe "Amer-
ican" party is abandoning Mr.. Fillmore
aod concentrating on Fremont; and yet
the Southern Know Nothines, instead OF
going over to Buchanan, are playing the
,mrt of the dog in the lnanger-clingin 10
one whom they can't elect. and endanger-
lug perhaps, tue election OF one who can
alone defeat Bnck Repuhlicanism! About
81 electoral votes constitute the strength
5 ,,f the Southern Fillmoreites, which, II not
4 east for Buchanan, will, virtually, be given
: 70 our wors, enemies. Are the friend.
aud supporters Of the "niodel PRESIDENT
prepared Tor this!
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

re- One of the largest stocks OF stores
this side of ST. Louis, can be seen at the
establishment of G. Backs. on c Street
Mr.. Buck is prepared to wholesale and
retail stoves and tin ware. and pledges
himself 10 duplicate 81. Louis bills. Those
in want of Parlor or Cooking stoves VII
be enabled tn purchase them cheaper II
Atcnison. than in any town above st
LOUIS.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

Ms Rives. the accomplished
wife of our late Minister TO France, al
ready well known in letters by volume
descriptive of an earlier residence ID Eu-
rope, has in press Home, and the Ways
of the World" which will not fail OF a
good reception.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

ng- a precious evidence is afforded
Of he state of feeling sough. TO be produ-
ced at TIE North by the wrctched state OF
affairs of Kansas by the fact that the al
legged defeat ard slaughter Of tie free
State men at Ossawa,tomie is heralded as
"St:rring News from Kansas.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

E a boardsr a, one of the ANchasOn
Hotels was recently observed 10 shed esTs
when tie Cheese was 1ass,d. CYon G-
ing asked the cause of his agitation, he
replied tl.at 1.-The cheese was very ne
ring sigkt!
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

Ey@ The visit OF MIR. Peabody to his
native country promises to lie an ovation
commensurate with the length OF the sea-
hoard. Boston. New York. Philadelphia
aud Baltimore have all given emphatic
indications of extending him public re-
csptiOn. s Isl
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

Kerr 1T BEronE THE PEopLE.-fhat
MiIIard Fillmore was the cause OF the
brutal murder of 6fty-one Americans,
who were dragged to the place of their
execution on their faces by the eowardiy
Snan;afds oH the Island OF Cuba.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

r9e Whatever We may think of wo-
mans right 10 vote and legislaie, there can
he no .aispn,ing her right 70 bare arms
and the preiiier the better and more ire
sis,able. This is right descended from
Mother Eve.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

H A hack containing four ladies'
was capsized in Pe.erburg yesterday
No lives lost; but the damage occasloned
is thus estimated by the Democrat.
Four bonnets $50; four extensive dresses
$50; four mantillas So; Total for visible
damag ge-S305.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

Broom CoRs.-This plant is na'i'e
of India, and was introduced into tbs
country by DR. Ben Franklin. who ioBal
a seed IN an imported vvisk aud planted
a.ld from this small beginning arose Ia
valuable produet of industry.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

81 A negro man belonging TO DF- j..
T. Minor. of SpoHsyivania csun'y' vas
fool enough to hold a target in his i'i-
for whit. man TO shoot al with his rIS'o'
Tie man fired, and shot the negro al IL
breast
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

The CALIFORNIA PREss.-"e ieafh
from California democratic exchange
Ina, there are twenty SIX daily and weekly
papers in that State that advocate the
claims of Mr.. Buchanan, aud but eighteen
onnosed 10 him-ail of which are Tor
Fillmore except one, which was Lately
bought up by the Fremonters.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

49, Nine-lenths of lie olive oil in the
oountrv is manufactured IN France ixom
American lard-oil Il is purified BY sal
soda, and is about equal to olive oil for
he ,st.l, or Tor other purposes
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

em- TIE Boston Post has credit for
tie last liquid remedy for badness, as ioi-
lows Use brandy externally TILL the han
grows. and take i, internally to clinch the
roots"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

30 A Woman's Rights Convention
viii be held in New York on the 9Th, 9Th
and 10Th of October. by order of Panlins
Wrigh, Davis, President, and Lucy Stone
Blackwell, Secretary.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30
Proceedings Of County Convention. 8
Mr. PLEAsANr, Athisoa Co. X. Tai


MT. PLEASANT. Athison Go h. T..l
Sept. 27, 1856.
According to previous notice. County
Convention for the purpose of nominating
three Pro-slavery candidates to represent
the county of Atchison IN the next leg1s-
lature. was convened at the above mentlon-
ed time and place.
On motion of DR.. J. II. Suingfeliow,
the Convention was called 10 order, by the
appointment of Esq. Brown as temporary
temporary chairman, and requesting q. r.
Putnam to act as temporary secre,ary--
On motion, the chair appsinted R. S. Rel-
ley, P. R. King. and NJ. M. Bland
committee TO examine the credentials OF
delegates.
Convention adjourned till o'clock. P.
VI.
According to adjournment the Conven-
tion me; at 2 O'Clock when the commit
tee reported the following gentlemen as
delegaies:
For Shannon Township, Z. S. Kelley,
Dr. ]. Il Suingielow, \. J. G. West
brook, w. S. Shrewsbury. z. Larey, j.
Bennett. w H. Jenkins. Esq AfeFear-
son. A, G.. Smith, G.. T. Putnam, G. b.
Buck, P. p. Wilcox, ]. Is. EweIl, T. A.
r hea, ohn T. Scott, and 1. S. HascalI.
Mt Pleasant Township, Joseph Nc
Bride, Jacob Gunders,aff, p. r. King,
Levi Bovsles, Thomas Posset, James Wig
/ ellsworth, Vincent James, and I. l.. For
tune.
Walnut Township, NJ. NJ. Bland, II.
Glenn, James Adkins, ]. Hartman, J
III. Bradley, Felix Brown. J. I. Bailey
A. R. Bailey, and Jefferson Thompson
The report of tie commiuee was adept
ed.
The Convention then proceeded to th'
election of permanent officers, winch re
suited as follows: A j. c. Westbrook
President, and Felix Brown and
Vice Presidents, and u. L
Putnam, Secretary.
On motion it was agreed that eac
, Township shall have one vote for ever
ten voters, according to the assessors boo
for the last assessment. According to th
enumeration it was found that Shanno
! Township was entitled to Is, Walnut,
o, and Noun Pleasant, TO s delegates.
On motion each delegation retired an
: ca st their votes for their choice for eand
. dates, which resulted in the choice
: Messrs. ]. P. Carr, R. L. Kirk, aa
n Wm. Young, as candidates for the ne
!. House OF Representatives
? On motion these gentlemen were una'
,s imou<ly declared the choice OF the Co
II vention.
Il On motion the Convention adjournt
). sine die.
: Al. G. wEsTBRoOK. Pres't.
G. F. Putnam. Secty-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

G1 The Secretary OF the Treas'F
invites proposals for furnishing the niaIr-
riuls and building six Schooners Tor iAf
revenue service. Models and plans 10 le
furnished by the contractors.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30
To DeL1.eUEsTs.-We have

To DELIEeUESTs.-Ne have many
accounts on our books FOR subscriptions,
job Work and advertising. We hope
tha, every one indebted 10 US will consider
himself dunned, and pay up Immediately
Winter will soon set IN, and we need
money to prepare FOR It's severity.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

A MODEL "REpu uBLIcAs. 1t IS SAID
thai Timothy Davis, tiie newly elect
ed member of Congress from Iowa, was
not long since Shareholder in Mis-
souri,, and that he first appeared in Iowa
in pursuit. of. runaway slaves, which he
first caught and sold, and then turned Re-
publican.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

"Thanks!" muttered our bachelor friend,
mo more women III heaven-ihey cant
get in. Their hoops are so broad, they
will have 20 60 the broad road! None o,
these fashionables can ever crowd thrOugl
the narrow gate"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

s9- The following conundfum was
brought forth, efser much travel, IN Mem
phss. ..Why is Memphis larger than Gin
einna.i r. Since. Sinte-a-gnaf-eye Is
small. Memphis must be larger. you
know.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

~T The Presbyterian Board 81 P.S''
cation employs 222 colpoIteurs. vic i
l4,2o5 days, sod ia5,790 volumes. ea''
away 13.4l3. and l.o5l .ko6 Iage' L
tracts, and visited LIZA families.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

AwFuLLY cooD.-The Pittsburgh
Journal gives, as sn evidence OF the NOR
ali,y of the State of Vermont, that ..there
is not single theatre in its boundaries.
Virtuous State.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

@ The Supreme Court Of Penn'y
vania recently decided that contract sish
ed on Sunday is not inralididaled, uD'''
i, is also delivered upon a Sunday.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

~"My lad. said lady ioa boy cSfr.
ing OUT an empty mail bag, "are yOa
mail boyz" "You don't think Ise aE'
male 10y do yuu 8"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

~ Il has cost over thiriy-two ni@ ,.,.
of dollars to govern New YORK Guy
the past six years.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

~ There are now four nekeis III =. =.
field in Massachusetis-ihe American II, r
Wing, she Democratic and the heP'
eat
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

re- Fever and Aguc is quite preva-
lent in these paris Il is .awfal' on the
..white livered Yankees" who choose 10
shake 10 death. rather than expend five
cen.s lor medicine.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

"LIDERry. Eeu LIrx, FRArERN1rr'
The Paris correspondent OF the Brussel.
Independence writes:
To-day two workmen, guilty of having
uttered some remarks in workshop, injp.
rious to tie person Of the Emperor, hate
been sentenced to Ave years imprisonme4.
and ten years surveillance
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

H- Vegetation Is 50 scarce at oaF
Cod. Mass, that two mullen stalks ah' :
huckle-berry bush are called grove
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

~ A profuston Of jewslry IS " r.
The characteristics Of the "iali iashiOD-
oen,lemea.. in the eastern cities.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

eB Il owe yeu "a agrudse," said foss
to a political opponent Il have no ifs'
on that account" was the reply, "fof y''
seldom pay anything you owe"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

.T- We would refer our readers and
particularly business men 10 the advertise
,nent Of Mr.. John J. Lock, House, Hotel
and Steanboat Furnishing Wurerooms,
which appears in this number OF our pa
per. He has lately opened one Of the
heaviest stocks of goods IN the aLove line
ever brought to St. Louis.
We are credihly informed. that the va
riety is SO great, that tFeir samples, alone,
fill the first floor Of one Of the large stores
in the Ten Buildings on Fourta street.
AS ne deals directly with the eastern man
ufaeturers, there is no doubt, but that he
can of.ar unequalied inducements TO the
trade.
We would say to our merchants, make
a minute of this in your memorandum
look, and while making your Fail visit to
ST. Louis give him a call.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

@ A shower of white moths 'tH =,
Rouen, France. recently, and ooss'''
ground like snow.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

E A diamo,.d OF the first water MS
recently found on the shore of Lake Ss
perior, that had bern washed up by ts
waves. Il is three-fourths of an inch N
length, aud is estimated to be worth tHo
THOUSAND dollars in It's present rough stale.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

New SPORTING soURsAL.-Mr. VIM.
T. Porter. for about five and twen,y-years
editor of the New York spirit of the
Times" a weekly Journal, greatly poPu-
lar with sporting snen all over the world,
has commenced Porter's Spirit ofsthe
Times. in which. with the assistance OF
Mr.. Herbert. and ether eminent writers
he promisesto produce publication lot
10 be surpassed in or out OF this country.
Mr. George Wilkes. is associated IN this
| project as business manager, for which
| his habits and experience wellqualify INN.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

FAcrs FOR THE pEopLE-It is fact
THAT. Notwithstanding the eternal i;owling
os tie black Republicans about the exten--
sion of slavery and southern aggression
conveying the idea that that institution has
sncroached upon freedom-since the Fed
eral constitution was formed, not single
acre of slave territory has been added TO
the Union that was not slave territory be-
fore i, was acquired. In other words. the
area OF slavery has never been extended
at a Il into free territory. and has been. ID
fact, excluded from large section oi coun-
try which. if it had not been for the Union,
tha, institution would have gained. THIS
we'll known fac, proves that the aboiition-
ISIS are not honest in their cry about sex
tension of slavery /" and it should be kep'
prominently before the people.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

RS Col. Frenoni's bill for supplies
while he was in California, amounted to
upward of twenty dollars per day for each
man under his command. Won't lie make
an economical PRESIDENT
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30
Eos. Representatives..
Election 0csoDer 9th, 1855.
Attention Voters.

The Governor OF Kansas Territory has
issued his Proclamation ordering an cleo
tion for delegate to Congress. to come Oil
ON the 9th day of October, the day OF the
election of Territorial Legislature
Gen. John w. Whitfield, is the Pro-sla-
very candidate-the traitor Lane Will be
supported by the Aholilionists. We call
upon our friends TO use every exertion IL
their power to secure the election OF Gen.
Whitfield. Il Is useless for US to speak OF
the great advantages that will accrue to
Kansas by the election Of Whitfield. Ills
past course in Congress should convince
all honest men that he has been faithful
to the Territory, and the party that elect
ed him. and no better man for the office
can be found in our ranks. The Aboil-
tionisis with their hired rnyrmidons from
the North, are marching into the Terrific
ry as an army; to overthrow the present
Government and set up one for themselves
that will countenance all SPECIES OF rob-
berry and outrage. A war of extermina-
ton has been declared against all Pro-
slavery residents living in kansas Terri
tory, by Lanes band Of mauraders. Lei
us be prepared to meet them on our thres'
holds. at the ballot boxes, Or at other points
they may dare 10 assail US. Remember the
9th Of October. Onthat day we will elect a
Pro-slavery Legislature, and Pro'siave'
ry delegate to Congress. We call uPor
all Pro-slavery voters TO be at their re
spective places of voting, prepared to vote
their sentiments, and, il assailed, to de
fend their honors. The traitors must AM
shall be subdued.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

n II said that one bali OF the patent
figs.i for a new process oil tanning leather.
Was recently sold for o3gS .0Co.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30

CoUYrY coNvENrIoN-The proceed
ings of the Atchison county pro-slaveiy
convention will be found in another col
umn. The following is the result OF the
balloting for candidates:
Joseph P. Carr "a; Judge Young 81;
r. L. Kirk Is; ] +. Bradley 9; P. R. King s;
J. I. Hereford 8. Messrs. Carr. Young
and Kirk. in accordance with the atove
vote were declared the nominees OF the
pro-sIevery party. They arr all sound
and reliable men, and will receive the
support of every honest man in Atchison
county.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-09-30
Rrra1nur,os, nv Mas. SouTHwooD

RErR1BUr1os. BV MRs. SouTHwooD.
We have received a cory oftlis work
from T. B. Peterson, Philadelphia. II IS
a thrillingly interesting book-its pictures
of passion are highly wrought. YET nue
portraitures of evil allowed TO become TOO
strong for control, in the human heart
The moral Of the story is good. The VII
ter has even out done herself in this IN
tensely interesting story. Those IN want
of the book can have 1t by enclosing dol
lar bill in letter to T. B. Peterson, No.
le2 Chesnu. Strees Philadelphia, Pa.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IN EfFICACIous CUkR soH COINS. BUklons. 0AL
u oGes pAs growing into the desa. aud every diDKAew
the feet by ard psruisr ms,h0d- wiAoGt cutting
without causing the slightest pain.
Mo, G LhVI OF NO. 80 Bs quo as k!vol Para AsA H.
Conduit stree. Regent street, LONDON Surgeon Cairoped
petronized by the kmperT France Act The soyai fAry
Hns'apd be consred daily, Sundays excepted horNs
till O'Clock, nj hin nice Vi West Eleventh Ursos SewNA
Fifth And Sixth
or FEsrs0NIAIA4
From his Imperial Majesty Napoleon III, EnparR -
France
Je cerAs que n. Levi enlsve eroHs -
bilete LOUIS kAroLkOs S0SAPARxa
from James Baker. ssh
certify that Dr. Levi hss cured months
tDublesome buttons without tho least cs.r and w
have annoyed me for years. walk Of present. WIN
great comfort, and cheeruly recommend Dr. Law %
Eiends aud public JAMES BAxnR
NEW YORK, March r. 1855. r. EaA Sevsntesctk aroel-
IL rom b. j. Feus, ESQ
Unsolicited by M Levi beg leave 70 testify 70 hs
MI skill In having perfectly removed large h1n.og s iQ
Standing ~itnout causing Rny pain II. j. fnLrUus
Philadelphia, July n, 1861 No. Bos,os
In addition TO the above authenticated tescmoriA many
Mousar ds In his Possession (snonS which several
from lades of the highest rapA DO by MvotnG
With call a. his oioc West Eleventh street, bsswes. T1
and Sixth avenues New York.
E.B.-No professional connections with any person.
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OvL4.

r IaHy FOB YEH nrLLIoH--,A aooo LIGHT Fox
IL sbilhngs per ycas-rhe Slvts 90 COMPANY noe
ready 70 supply the public wh gces hsud tsp and gcc3
kghtat mill per hc~r or ~ sens vecs, Ut ~ur heera
sivs no dt.srss.sls mel vsacrs. 70 'r. nsss 80
spsru oal a4of lard - Of wtalA o. WI MOI ecn9eN
can be used for sss purpose On artacaf
ifsht Lamps descpncs FOR using svs ou wN be
isnna .. once, NO w ruAri .sce lev doors We.
Also ut rpanc's No IN Ocnire street.
site Hovrrd street II PARsRNryR, rrsasure< Hv4e %
Compsny no H Pearl street. ee-u-ed W ktsrs pats l.
R-Ap Tor rHln, abr,AlhG hnaers rsaev4 Aad pAnk
oil Attk VWys pvcea.
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LIST OF LETTERS
1enahhy IN the ses fork City Par efstse,
Friday, June 6, 1886

Published srclasvsy IN res Gsv fosH Hs2A-r. b As
al oonsrs-Ae pary aaesnc NJ s~orS css'.g'.c' n CT.
tSpr IN re Urt.ea Sakcs
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NToTTCE-wHIrE RIBBONS, WORTH s., SIZZLING
for IL Cd lot Of Tpscsns Dunstabe. silk and straw
hats cleaned Strangers would call NATHANIEL
BlkN millinery, AL Hudson street, near Barrow.
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Don NETS AT GENIN'S BAZAAR, BIB BROADWAY
ID In consequence OF eyensve changes being en-
large the bonnet department the bazaar ths
Of dea and chidrens bonnes will mavked down and for
"Wednesday. Thursday Friday and Saturday, of the
present week. far below cost yhe attention of pari.
cuAry invited this opportunity purchasing rich and
elegant ponncts much below their original cost
GhNIN'S Bazaar, st. Nicholas Hotel.
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INREsH RIGGS FOR HArOHIEG, AND gdOIOE,
fos birds, pigeons rabbits guinea pigs squirrels Gotta
moulsy doves quais &C.. for sale by H. JOHNSON. %
Greenwich street, Corner of Murray
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nNl OF THE LANDMARKS GofNa.-rHH GREAT

am OF THE LANDMARKS GOfN9-THN GREAT
~ ribbon, trimming oaAbiah~ n.
Il. LICHSrEkSTkIN No 90 Bowery which has Ia
operation since 1S46, Will The
srer The ladies' tastes tor the above soods IN
his intention relr quh the retail portion OF bis business
and conhne himself exclusively to the Wholesale tradsor
which purpose he making preparations TO removedowu
dous sacrifice On passing through the Sowery yesterday
directed this the OF
Die assembed in this rreat esAbishm emit AZ II viii lake but
short great the rush for Mr. L. TO dspose OF his
stock those who call first will get the best bargana Al Mr.
L. viii embark in the retail trade again, he indifferent
what prices his stock brings be dispose Of
It, Ladies', take the hint
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nIuLINEREt &C.

7 @. BRIL- CO.'S, NO. CATHARINE STREET,
= fine dress silk bonnets - TO S. richly trimmed straws
50 TO 81 lawn bonnes los n B-Basque, waist and
tillA patterns In the latest style,
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DOWNING AND SHOOTING "A RARR OPPORTUNITY
ID lie offered to (, erec. ten pin alley
shooting gallery sotb ST 'asbinssb watering place.
nesr this city which is horoughAre The building
butci VIII be taken substitute
may be upon. Address L. g. summer House.
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U'HE CHEAPEST AND BEST PAPER ISSUED Ih THE
1 word IL The AheRIGA WEEKLY PakeS. rssmA Gs
year agents supped 81 81 90 Ter huntret PEND In
Tire office northwest OF Futo1 md Mass
New York AcverEsnsn.a 90 os0ts per tersns
oNsh In ADVANCE
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HAvANA SEC AIRS BY STEAMSHIPS BLACK WAR.
Ii ror and CahawbsCaoanss, Fgarcs, rcgala dol rsyss
chas Londres, de- f.nss Cabarpss, 30 BY -
100 600. ten per below market r. 1oaKRa
l64 Maiden lano, second story.
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INRESH FRUITS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR-THIs
u. greA! LUXURY be enjoyed by using AYhurs se1
cans and jars The simplest and most relabs IA mar
tho only that for shipping RE Jars perfect
gems and made only by Arthur Trade supplied by Y p.
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