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Kansas News and Rumors.

We give below a specimen of the material
that has accumulated for the week, from
which we are obliged to make up our weekly
budget of Kansas news. We shall let our
readers this week attempt to sift the probable
from the false for themselves:
ST LoUIs, July LIST
Bya gentleman who left Leavenworth city
on Friday afternoon We are in possession OF
further intelligence from Kansas
Ii appears the Missouri River is in COM
plete possession of the pirates, and all boats
passing are boarded by armed men and
searched for "abolIt!onists, and their wea-
pons, if any are found, are taken away,
while the Southern companies are landing
constantly.
There were about 500 pirates at Leaven-
worth, and the different landings on the
shore bristled with cannon.
Col Sumner was powerless, he having
been required TO send the last company OF
troops under his command to Fort Pierce.
The Massachusetts, Company were diSarm-
ed at Waverly, but sent on up the river. 1t
was sal they were to be either hung, or tar
red and feathered.
NEW YORK, July 1st.
The Washington correspondent of the
Courier and Enquirer telegraphs that Gen.
Persifer Smith has gone TO Kansas with
stringent orders to prevent the emigration of
free state men with arms.
New YORK, July 1st
4 letter in the Times dated Lawrence,
June 18th, says the southern forces are ga
thering at Lecompton, Tecumseh, Big
Springs, and other places in large numbers,
and they are laying in a large stock of pro-
visions in order to make long and strong
pull on the 4th Of July
No aid is yet received from the States
There must DC great battle at Topeka.
Col. Sumner threatens to go home to the
Fort and abandon his work if the Leeis,a-
ture meet, and they will as sure as there is
God
From Leavenworth Correspondence of the
St. Louis Republican, July 1st.
How long the calm that now so bapni,v
rests over the Territory, will be allowed to
remain undisturbed, is vet to be seen. I
was informed at Leavenworth CITY. bv an.
thority above suspicion, that WITHIN ten days.
upwards of fifty wagons containing Eastern
einigrants, had crossed from Nebraska into
Kansas, having come by the way of Iowa.
If these people have come to the Territory
with the intention of settling permanently
as peaceful and law-abding citizens-if they
will obey the constituted authorities and the
existing laws-they will find cordial welcome
and may prove valuable addition to the
Territory; but if they are only another corps
of the Abolition army which Northern
fanatics are organizig for the subjugation of
Kansas-if their mission is to preach trea.
son from the start. and practice it when occa-
sion offers, they are but fuel to the fire which
is not yet wholly extinguished, but only
smothered.
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Conventions.
The call for the democratic conventions &c

The call for the democratic conventions 70
nominate candidates for representatives and
county officers appears in our columns to-
day. These conventions are called at day
somewhat earlier than usual, but in view of
the importance OF the approaching contest
it has, and we think wisely, been determined
by the committees that our ticket cannot he
filled up too soon. 1t will leave the candi.
dates and their friends in position to 90 to
work early, a matter of no small moment at
a time when all know SO well we cannot af.
ford to be idle
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30 aid Hhak 'eare once, when he probably good
health, and felt like man after eating good dnnerI
saushed with himself, and mankind IN general" hut
"heh sickness racks the tortured frame" it's then We
need ana must have good and efficient Medicines Such
ar. tie Medicines Of Messrs. COMSTOCK BROTIIEH
OF NJ" hOitk, comprising t,oentV or
more T"c.fc remedies tor different Diseases Th~ir
cherry and LougwOrth, for Coughs TURKISH BALM
uAiit GLOSS, FAMILY PILLS, TURKISH WINE Pain
heI, tVe are an l" he dpe"ted UPON, and will please
tors OF lOCATTs CARLTON'S Horse aud Cattle Ne
dIcines. The reputation OF IUGatt i word-wide, and
these Preparations Condition Powders, Carrying on
Ringbone Cure ec are used everywhere in preference
to all others.
For sale by AHA4A FOSTER. juu.s "
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As the Dutchman said on seeing monkey

As the Dutchman said on seeing monkey,
"vot will de Frenchman invent ne1t!" 1t
appears, by an article in the New York
Herald, that in view of the threatened in
vasion of Mexico by Spain, large company
of recruits has been raised in that city to go
to Mexico and fight under and on behalf of
that government The Herald says "the
corps has already enrolled over 400 men and
Will be OF as soon as the ranks are full-5OO
being the full complement" 1t is to be COM
manded by American officers, and the men
are to be armed with revolvers and Mimic
rifles.
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Did you ever buy horse? If so, you
have been struck with surprise at the great
number of horses just seven years old. A
shrewd Scotch jockey whom once employ
ed to aid in the selection Of horse, as he
examined the animals mouth inquired CT
the seller show old is he 2" Seven years"
"Ah," said Johnny, that seven years ago
was a tremendous year for colts"
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LADIES' ID 3 iEsTMENT.
ne Ladies ~ Ottawa and vicinity invited to call
PIACK,C Up nrERv

West Of the Post Office. whore they will find choice
rety Of fresh Groceries, consisting in part Of crushed
powdered. common, yellow and white coffee sugar.
Youuc Hy-ou, GuupOwder and Black Tea ground and
uugTuuud Rio and Java IDI-e, HaIbut Sartin.s, Oys-
;-rs HOLSTERS, Herring. Mackerel, Cod and White Fish,
Plantation and Sugar House Moasscs, and Golden Syrup
DR. 4 Apple, Peache-, pared and unpared,) Pluns,
On rrles, Prunrs, Dates, Fig, barrel and box Raisns
Xautr and American CuTrauts, Pickles, Preserves
Jams. Jeles and Extracts, Almonds, Brazil, hilbert
Madeira Pecan and Pea Nuts, Boston, Butter, Wate-,
and soda Crackers, Tapuca. Sage, Irish Moss Brona,
Farino, I.uE.ass, and Baking Powder and general
variety Of ground and uIgruuud Spices Canned Peach
e.. Cherries Backberries. Strawberries and TonaiOes
Also nice assortment Of Candies, Gums Cardanous,
and sweet Meats for the Htfkr Of@s.
GFSTLEyES also find something to suit their taste or
meet their wants. and invited to call and for
ti,'n.ees The proprietor has just returned from CHI
cag1. where he purchased fue addition 10 his former
vel selected stock. and j. prepared to supply his
customers with many ~ the accessories and luNurrs OF
life Tj.5l Il. o. BLACK.
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MR- OsGooD.-Twenty years ago Mr.. Os-
good arrived in the then small village of
Joliet, and located for the purpose of prac-
ticing law. He was young aud had no
money; but the world was before him, and
with an unconquerable will he entered life's
arena with a firm resolution to be dStin-
guished lawyer and good citizen. By strict
attention and application to business he has
risen from a poor friendless and eLnilesS
boy to the proud eninence of an able coun-
selor and leading practitioner of law. In
deed, he is distinguished all over the State
as a safe counsellor and was never known to
be wanting in the accuracy of his pleadiDgs
His indomitable energy and close application
to his abstruse profession have secured him
fine property; while his strict integrity
and nozzle qualities of heart have won the
esteem and admiration of all intimate &C
quaintances.
Mr.. Osgood's political history is as I'M
blemished as his social Few politicians can
produce as clear a record. For more than
twenty years he has been found as true as
steel to Jefferson and jackson democracy.
He has no compromises to make with the
enemy, no intrigues, no wndings, no evad-
ing of issues. His course is ever straight
forward and his principles fixed and I'M
changabIe.
Though an active and ardent politician,
Mr.. Osgood has been no Office seeker Four
years ago the democracy Of this Senatorial
district nominated and elected him by large
majority over one of the strongest men in
the ranks of the opposition. His prompt
ness and energy as a legislator, and his sue
cess in carrying measures of interest and
benefit to his constituents and to the State
at large are we'll known to all
In point of talents Mr.. Osgood is as &C
ceptable as in personal and political point
of view Possessed of strong perceptive
faculties and solid attainments, few are able
to meet him in the public rostrum. He deals
not in eloquent flights of unmeaning fancy,
but is emphatically a man Of facts and sub
stance. Earnestness, candor and argument
are his weapons.-J0l. Signal.
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RANk OF OTTAWA

DpeH fran, 4. IT, 10 > +. n
SIGHT and time Exchange
NEW YORK
BOSTON,
ST. LOUIS.
CHICAGO AND rIIFLa DELPHIi.
Also, on England, scotland Ireland, and Cities ana
io"hs u Continental Europe, among which the fol-
lowing:
AMSTERDAM, COPENHAGEN, HAMBURGER,
BREMEN. COLOGNE PARIS
BERGEN, DRESDEN. UAyRF
BRurrEiS. FRANKFORT o. NJ MARSEIILEs
BADEN-BADEN, VIENNA, STOCKHOLM
II. PETLESBCRGH
Interest allowed On Deposits
Gold and Silver Coin, bought and sold at current rates
Collections made in hi- aud other States and Europe
Inc Planters and Mechanics Bank, Dalton. cirCua-
tpn Issued by me hold self responsible for
respect. II Will be- hdEEdbe the Bank o: ottawa az
other good currency. Dec 2g) GEO. :. FISHER
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INSURANCE, lad tND OBJECTION AGENCY OF
rE(s(E 4 Wt'rE,JSN MAN,

S-aoHR ftoor. IN -N1tt'rger's Biock, Ott0,tn, TH,
COLLECTIONS made In our vicinity at usual rates
Lands purchased and sold AT moderate commissions.
Titles Investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds aud other Instruments made and aCknOw-
ledged.
Policies is-ued in the following insurance companies:
In S'N~ rDv1gy Wvtudk Ftre Insurance Co.;
INiBDi~ -N,ifasaL Gs dO
.S-pi~gsCH FDtHfv Nafgdi an On
N1tOH0t LON FaltJ Ljf, IsSqrGHce .S1rje4y.
NN VI. TRUE,
Jurl ~ I.AAC Y WATERMAN
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DIR. &c. uATHEWAY,

INUNfclun iHH .NnTpf0'0,
From the Massachusetts, General and Penns yvana Hos
pita. would the citizens OF La Sale County
that he has located himself permanently in Ottawa, fox
the practice of his profession.
share Of the public patronage is respectfully soli-
cited.
Office in Cavarlys Block, Main Street nearly opposite
the Post Office.
REFERENCEs
The Faculty of Jefferson Medical College, PHI - "a
J. NJ Warren, NJ b, Boston, Mass.
o J. Adams Esq, Boston. Mass.
Thomas Bump, VI. r., Assonet Mass.
W II W. eastman. Esq. Ottawa. Ill jun2S
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Mark Well.
New Tailoring ESlablisbireus

TIE undersigned having located in Ottawa. would re-
specially inform il. inhabitants and vicinity thaJ
has opened shop in the room lately occupied q T."-
graph Office, IN Rctlcs block for the purpose Of c.
tom Tailoring in all branches. Having had much
perence in several Of largest cities, both
and maker. haticr myself that my work shall be
surpassed either for elegance Of style or neatness Of
workmanship this side Chicago. All work entrusted
my charge shall meet with promptness and despatch.
y. E-CGttins done and i fit warranted.
DAN. H. ASHTON. *
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Hats, Hats, Hats. q
r. 4. PRESCOTT

r. Z. PRES0OIT
TE3OCLD inform the citizens of OTTAWA and vicinity
w that he has taken the store lately occupied by
RoBT FETCH in the Ha and Cap trade and has put in an
entire stock of Goods consisting OF every variety
Hats and Caps
And would particularly call the attention OF the pub
lie to a new style of Pearl Cashmere Hats Also, TO ma
nv new styles of business Hats for gents.
Fine SIX Hats, from 81 80 to s. each.
s1.- The ladies particularly invited to call ard
examine his stock ef Infants, Youths, and Riding Hats
NttaMl. .Luun ~.
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The last RtPuii'ru thus notices the no
ruination Of tlr Cu>iIlnau by the democracy
Of this district for the State Senate:
We know Of no man in the district for
whom we would quicker vote, for the State
Senate than Mr.. Cushman, were he now on
the same platform as lie was in 1913, when
he was president Of the Free Soil club in
this city and was strong Wi!mCt prOy!sO
man But as he has turned somerset and
gone off after the black Slave democracy,
there viii have to be man put up that
stands now where he stood then.
II Mr. Cushman has turned somerset"
since 1913, then we submit that the editor
Of the R,P7,Jii~1H Is in the same prcdica-
Iuent, for If VIC recolleet Alright, he was then
n Taylor wing, and not a Van Buren, man.
This talk abou; the Van Buren, men Of Isls
having turned their coats to become demo-
Gratis in 1856, however, Is all nonsense. The
Buffalo platform simply declared e. tLat It
Is the duty Of Congress TO oppose the exten-
sion OF slavery into territory now free the
al.usiJu being to the territory then just pur-
chased from Mcx.co, AMI tie south having
made an effort 10 abr1gatc 80 much Of thc
local laws Of the territory as prohibited slave
- in them. The democrats IL common will!
che baruburners opposed this demand OF the
south % 90 into these territories with their
slaves against the VIII IF the people in
them, only the jarn5urrcrs went Z step
further and asked congress to pass laws
prohibiting slavery there, fearing the To-
cal laws would be disrcgarded, while the
democrats maintained, with CasS, &c,
that the local laws were sufficient
When Congress, By the compromise mca-
surcs o! 1850 finally settled the question by
leaving the local laws in force and the peo-
pie perfectly free to regulate the sabiect for
themselves, the country acqui,sced in the
measure, wings, democrats. Landowners and
all, except the abolIti0nists. and there re-
manning no longer any difference Of orin,on
between the barnburners and democrats on
the subject Of slavery, they naturally came
together again into one party, agreeing IN
the principle Of n0n-interyent.Ca. II Slr.
CmSnan, after this natural reunion Of tie
ngs OF the democratic party, divided
should now abandon the principle
= non-iGtervention, and join the hue and
cry Of abOlitionism in favor Of al their wild
isas Of today, then the charge of turning
80 somerset would lie against him with jus
tice, but it docs not now. Mr.. Cushman is
as much opposed to the extension Of slavery
by congressional action new as ever he was,
and if such al attempt is made in Congress,
we have no doubt lie viii be found q, his
old ground.
LIZ. MAcEFor.-Atter thorough exarni-
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II any should ask what in opinion, arrived
at by impartial test, the best and honest
compounded remedy for preserving and boauying the
hair and restoring gray hair, to its original color
the locks 10 the baldheaded, should without hests
ton sag Prof O. j. Woods Hair Restoratve-st Louis
Democrat.
~ see advertisement in another column,
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Cattle for AalP.

auction, by the subscriber his residence abou.
: miles northwest Of Ottawa fine lot Ct year old
steers. admirably adapted for work cattle. heer mich
ard calves, viii be sold Tuesday, the sth July
instant. \ credit OF HHe months will be given without
interest approved security. Sale to at "
O'Clock.
lie will sell his farm, farming utensils and horses at
private sale good terms. he has other business
hand. Gail and him. Juljl THOMAS CARTAN.
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j. II. Rst T..

-iryrHry ami CDHaSeI0r at lar Otfdtca H.
Office in Reddick'. Block east side Oi the Cour: ogs
ottawa, July 8, 1886
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lSUena Vista Floral Gardens.
WIHALmEIsS & Co.,

At the residence az " II ". CsshHsdR, East OrtG,r0
Always sale large supply Of perpetual Roses aud
kinds of Towering house plants, strawberry, To-
nato, Rhubarb Cabbage plants Sc, &C, in their
son, and Vegetables of all kinds Junl41
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{ aIIic sale.

WILL he ofered public sale by the subscriber.
w - Pontiac. Livingston County, Friday, the 18th
o July next az II O'Clock 4 NJ, eighty head Of CHOICE
CATTLE, cows, heers, and steers. from three years
down. selected with great from some Of the best
dairy frI.s Ohio Most Of them grade
Durl4ms, and a f. J'Sre DlHAuH heJsrs and buUs-
Also far rt.a loJs,s and good 5oO'riEg DlGchiDs
(Da.f,rth-J Terms one-third the first Of January
and ia. balance the hrst u May next, with six
jllj-2w W. J. MURPHY.
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SURVEYING AND ENGINEERING.

=. , HIT t.-ltv S1-v-ytr koBI, WILSON, Deputy.
Office in RedIcks Block, the side Of the Court
H0us. square
Surveying and engineering done short notice. Full
descriptions Of land should be left a the office.
Also, Agents Tor the North West Land Co, Chicago.
Lands examined FOR non-rcsideut and corrsct reports
r-iy yrbe desire
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Dc,nOc ratio Representative Convention
~ HE Democracy of the Counties Of Grundy, Livingston
and La Salle composing the fortythird Representa-
tive district the State of Illinois, in the General As
emily will meet in the CITY of Ottawa on Friday the
18th day of July inst, at the Court House, for e h
pose OF nominating two candidates to be suPPG,ian
Grundy County is entitled to votes Li'ihs'''" -
La Sale TO- ,u,;,,ee
BY order Of the heprese GEORGE KIERSTED,
RICHARD STADDEN.
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Democratic County Convention.

Democratic County COnvenuOn'
THE undersigned, democratic central committee "p
pointed at the last La Sale county democratic CON
yention respectfully that the voters OF the se'e
ra towns in the county the usual place oil
holding elections Saturday the 18th day OF July NEXT
from To o'clock p NJ, for the purpose OF appointing
Je,naa,es 10 county convention to meet at Ottawa on
Friday, the 25M day Of July merit.
The different towns will be entitled TO the loho"s
number of delegates:
Dimuick Eden 9 Eagle 2, Earl B. Farm Ridge Freedom
8 Grand Rapids 3 Hope 3 La Sale t. ManliuS B. Meriden
Mission g. Northble s. Ophir 2, Ottawa o. Rutland .,
Salisbury s. South Ottawa Troy Grove D. Uti-
ca 2 Vermilon 2, Watham2
The delegates when assembled in ottawa will select
from their number otherwise, the number
m the vote Of La Sale County in the Representative
Convention composed of the Counties OF Grundy, Lii
yingston and La sale. . -
Holm HISE G. W. ARMSTRONG,
WN BARBER WIN. STADDEN,
ID ~ IIULErT, J. HOFFMAN,
WM. 0SMAN, d. EVANS,
;ui, Central Committee.
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3IR MAcEyor.-Attera thorough exarni
nation, continued through two or three
DAYS. Mr. MacEvoy, who had been arrested
on suspicion Of having murdered Mr.. Apple
bee, the grocer in Chicago, was on Monday
discharged, not a particle of evidence ap-
pearing againsa Jim to justify even suspi-
,i,r, oC ri- ,rtRf
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Mirasnlc,s Dancing Academy,

ha.n ~ o,taro ny sTRAwN POWELL
- al o'''"a' ~ S,,.c,ssors John Hossack.
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New YORK, July 1st.

The Washington correspondent of the
Courier and Enquirer telegraphs that Gen.
Persifer Smith has gone TO Kansas with
stringent orders to prevent the emigration of
free state men with arms.
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WILLEzJI ~. ". CUsIIJIay.
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We give below a specimen of the material
that has accumulated for the week, from
which we are obliged TO make up our weekly
budget of Kansas news We shall let our
readers this week attempt to sift the probable
from the false for themselves:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-14

This IL most probably the real cause Of the
embarrassment which delays the Conferences.
The obstinacy Of Turkey broke up the
attempt to make peace at Vienna; II
would be curious fact should the same unmanage-
able element produce similar result at Paris
This ia not probable, but not impossible. 1t must
be admitted that this obstinscy is no more unrea-
sonsble in the present case than it was before
The Porte demands nothing more than the Allies
pretended to guarantee when they went to war,
namely, the independence Of the Sultan aud the
integrity of his empire; and those who belieye
that was what they really meant will perhaps be
astonished should they find those same Allies
presently engaged in forcing the Sultan to aceede
TO terms quite as bad as they could have got from
Russia before the war, if not worse. at will be
"sone time" says The London TINES, "before
England and France will be able to relax their
"hold on Turkey" And we may add that in the
impending antogonism of the Porte with its late
friends and saviors, it's principal reliance will natl
rally be upon it's hereditary enemy, the Gar.
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GREAT FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
GREAT FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA.


Nv Telesr.tb1 PHILADELPHfA, April II, 1886.
srLAs c HERRrxc New-Ymk-Sr; Geo w Smons Co
bsd Safe OF your in the late IRE IL ie from
The fourth story otbe Aruzan Buildings sna p'
worth Of jewery, which came oct Gil safe - -, ,,,,
FARRELS & HERRING, No ~ Walnut-st.
IL " be seen By the telegraptic dispatch from fna
delphs that the HERRnG's sALAMANDER SAFE l"uosf 8
Patent proved its trust hayug preserved from the
flames Of jewelry The above Safe was manu-
faetyfed sod BY since when was the part
rer by purchased aud that time the best Safe Ia tue market
superior hreproO arcls Invented DY
Mr. Spear Chemist Philadelphia aud the exclusive hghtto
sppy purchased by thus constituting me e
partner 10y purchase)he benefit Of which shall iornn 70
the public until better ducto shall be invented or us
IA States for suoh hYebton; for e deter
mined gagged IN the Manufacture 81 Saies 70
furush the public tho best article IN the world Wheh
car obtain still better than the present ono can wtn
protety rasgu the MT. Spear voluntarily did u
Mr. wilder ID Of September, 1884 who was not rue
inventor the Sasnai but the by pufchss-) TOR
objection dpOIg Of reassgning patent snd
others work under IT, 40 long have one superior
willing rely the good judgment OF discri its
public well upon frey ordeal decide upon the re1
five the various cafes In market la fact may say
favor of nv PATENT SAFE which IL eu improve
znen upoD improved Safes and II Is well known te manu-
Safes than other establishment
ID the world siLAs Z. HERRING, fatshee.
The srhcrber, Leep the largest Of Fire and
Safes Bank Vaults Vault Doors Bank aud safe
Locks In the world WideT Patent Saiamander Ssfes new
cond such have been taken payment for
Herrngs Champion Safes sale at reiuced prices
original Hengs PaIent Champion safe which preserved the
books papers an money of the following gentlemen:
HBcKER BROTHER, Brooklyn.
TRUsc0TT Co, Buffalo, ok
E. w. KELLER. EastoD, Pennsylvania
EAmEs Co. I.ynchDurgh, Virginia.
THOMAS w. Price, Philadelphia
j. W. EMERSON, Mount Brides, Canada est
SILAs HERRING Co.,
Green Block Nos lJ5 lS7 and l39 wserst., NewYork-