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ASTONISHING EFFECTS OF ONE BOTTLE, IN AN
A~GGRAYATING CAST OF DYSPEPSIA.
Dnv MI ln 49,

PHILADELPnTA, March %. I-5j.
Dear Sir-During the last five years ] have been af-
Aicted with Dyspepsia. in its most aggravated form,
an have used, without receiving any heneht t~herefrUm.
every remedy for that disease. In fact,
l WAS afflicted so badly that on many occasions | was
in great danger Of dying from sgfoeatiOH, in cOnse-
quepce OF the ri c Of matter in my throat. and all my
efforts or relief were in vain. i EaS At last induced,
through the recommendation Of several OF my friends.
to try ~lIOoHtndts German Bittrr--" and l assure you
the amount Of re ief | have received, from the use Of
only one bottle. IS astonishing, and eOmpels ne to say
that l ~oIli nOti e without the Bitters for any money,
IS l am now. thr1agh their use, enjoying better health
than / have known for many years.
Very respectfully yours, ELIZABETH GAUL,
To DIR. C. NJ. Jackson. No. p Carter's Alley.
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INVEST WARREN WOODEN FAC.

w TORT.-Carding and Spinning 10 cut Yarn.
l9is cents per H.; all over II cuts, an addition Of one
cent per cnt. Csriing Rolls, ) cents per pouad.-
! Manufacturing prices Cashmere and Failed Cloth 40
cents per yard ; White Flannel. % cents per yard
Tweeds per yard. 3D. ceHts linseys per yard, q
cents Blankets 81 so per pair Sheetings, wide Chain
included, So ST Per pair
Wool to Spin or Manufacture is required 10 be clean
and one pound of Lard to every eight pounds Of Wool.
". Cash paid for Wool. J. D. & W. WALKER
Warren. June IL, IcJS-3mS
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of the laws when he sent United State.
troops to overawe the people of Boston
and to drag a colored minister of tn,
gospel back into slavery they declare
that he was only doing his duty. wher
he sanctioned tie invasion of border
r%ufians into Kansas, when he removed
from Office the Governor who dared con.
| denim the Dissertation of the ballot box,
when he turned a deaf ear to the cries
of women and children whose only pro
tectors we've ~barbarously assassinated,
when he showed himself quick of ear
and swift of hand to protect those inva'
ders the moment the free-state men be-
gan TO turn upon them, when by his ev-
cry act he was crushing out liberty and
Strengthening despotism, in all this
they say he was fulfilling their desires
and carrying out the real policy of the
Democratic party.
Upon such a platform they place their
candidate, and were he a thousand fold
ADLER and more popular at the north than
Buchanan ever was, the people will spew
him out. They will not touch a man
pledged to support such abominable Prin'
ciples. 1t will be useless for their lead
ers to preach the doctrine that you ray
support the man and reject his princi,
plies. Buchanan has slready declared
himself for the Kansas acI, and has new
er said one syllable against it or its con
sequences. By his acceptance of the
nomination he will be doubly pledged to
carry on. the border-rufian policy, and
we NAV rest satisfied that the South has
received a sufi c ent guarantee of this be-
fore conserving TO support him.
Besides all this Buchanan is hateful to
the laboring men of The north for other
reasons. We have elsewhere referre / to
of these, and shall have more 10
say of them as the campaign progresses
All we ask, then, is a clear field and
fair fight. Let our Philadelphia con
vention put upon the track las we have
no doubt they win Imam who will stand
out boldly and without ]equivocatiOn for
ieedom in Kansas. and our Republican
icket will sweep away every Northern
State, and carry into the presidential
:haiI a man who will use the federal
power 10 protect life and liberty, and not
o kill and e~nslave free born Americans.
RepuJlical must feel hat the la
'or and responsibility are in part upon
lis own shoulders. The cause is worthy
{ our best cxertions; it is one which the
Divine blessing will rest upon, and if we
our part well, God will speed the
light.
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" ool

Wool.
Wool is coming in freely, the price
averaging from % TO 40 cents. Some
lots of full blood bring from Al to A
cents. There is a manifest improvement
in the manner of putting i tup for market,
the greater part being brought in neatly
packed and in good order.
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MEssRs. WADE AND G1DD1xGs are now
both at home. and will remain a few
days. The Senate and the House are
now without a quorum, the members gen
orally being absent, in order that the
Halls may be cleaned up and arranged
for Summer. We believe there is a gen.
eraI understanding tat no important
measures will be brought forward for a
couple of weeks, at least. Indeed it is
not probable that nuch will be done I'LL
after the Presidential nominations are
made.-AshtaGula Sentinel June 5h.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

~ Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
heen appointed and qualified as administrator on the
estate Of James E Robe, late Of Trumhull County de-
ceased. JOSEPH u. WOLCOTT.
Dltsd at Farmington. June %. Is56.t
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DAVID NORRIS ESTATE.

~ Notice is hereby given that the subscriber Ia
heen appointed and quilted a. Administrltor on III
Estate Of David Morris. late Of Souihington. Trumhull
County. Ohio. deceased. JOSEPH K. DOWNS.
June -, IS56-3tS
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Warren. June II. IsJ6.
DARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS

DARE UHANCE FUR BARUAINS!
Ii I offer for sale. one Grist and FIGURING Mill. one
saw Mill. with water privilege, and a Farm adjoin-
ing Of seventy i've acres within half a mile Of the
Court House. Also four Store Rooms on Market street;
One Store Room and Lot on Main Street; one Brick
Dwelling House, with two Lots, on Water Street; one
House and Lot in the south part Of City; one Farm Of
100 acres in the west part Of the township, bordering
on the Mahoning river and near the C. q " Railroadi
also three City Lots in the city Of Toledo. The afOrv-
said property will be sold low on the following terms,
VIZ: one forth down; the Balance in yearly payments,
with interest. J. l. VAN
w., TuvaN T4Tc-fF
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The Right Man in the Right Place.

We nominate Tom HYER fpr Congress.
We are ambitious thai the Fourth Distric!
of New York should be represented more
respectfully than the Fourth District O.
South Carolina. 1t is not to be cndme
that smell an artist rs PREstoX S. BROoKS
should be the champion of The CJnarcs>-
NIL ring. True he travels on his
muscle" s~picndidiy. He is a regular
b%ruiSrr. But he lacks chivalry. He takes
advantage. When '.he sa Is" in he dee,
it like Il coward. lie is worse than Var
kee Sullivan. Yankee" ungenflemaulv
as he was, never "sllied in" unless The
man was on his feet, and had some notice.
The late lamen.ed Wilitm Poole would
have treated Preston s. Brooks as 4 trick
ish, daslardly, dispicaLls bully dis
grace to ''lhc noble art Of self. defence"
BRO, X must be made to respect the laws
of tie ring; anl Hver is JUS, the man to
accomplish Ibis. He has a spirit that
rises in Inclination against such lurking
brutality as lie sees at Washington. He
considers it pure >counIrelism. NJ. liver
il II tiiZsn who gives no pledge; but his
life speaks for him. New York my rely
upon it, that he would not prove " filth
fal 10 her prg lis ic bo ior He would viz
dicate the fair repuie cf he ring aid
punish" Brooks. True, we could nol
expect with his sentiments towards the
man, Mr.. Ilyer would condcsend 10 deal
him a regular sockio!ogcr. The science
b. loves would hardly allow Of that Ben
Caunt and the best authorities all agree
that the foot only must be employed in
such cases. But that i sufficient. Er.
pede HeI cules, ana Mr.. Ilycr ctn even
thus show something of hs prowess, as
well as his contempt, Tor n whom his
education teaches him 10 look upon as q
cailitf. Mr.. Hver must 90 to Washing
tony. y. Comr. d. Enquirer-
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THE extensive use Of DR.. Viewers Cdnker and Salt
Rheum Syrup, which 10 advertised in another column,
has developed the facts that CaEker. Salt Rheum. Fry
sipelas, Scroula, and all other diseases arising from
an impure state OF the blood. can be cured. while the
system is invisOrated and strengthened at the same
time. This has astonishvd thousands who have used
il, and are perfectly cured.
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Buchanan Nominated.

The Black Slavery Convention al
Cincinnati have nominated the old feder-
alist, James Buchanan, as candidate for
the next Presi lent.
This is the same man who once said,
if he had a drop of Democratic blood in
his veins he would let it out. The same
man who in debate on the Tariff question,
in Congress, said hat the wages of a
laboring man should not be more than
twelve and a half cents per day.
The labors of Pierce and Douglas
have been all in vain. They have been
traitors to the free states, and traitors to
their constituents; have licked the dust,
crawled upon their bellies; and have
become so vile that there is TO longer
left in all the slave states a corporal's
guard to sustain them, while their W
party in the free north, has utterly cast
them out.
The storm of indignation, whose first
mutterings only had reached Washing
ton has passed over the length and
breadth of every free state, sweeping
away the last vestige of hope, the last
possibility which had ever existed of the
election of either of these men. The
Pro Slavery men have been forced to
bow their heads to The blast and nomi
nate another man. But he too, stanls
upon the same platform. He too, stands
pledged 10 use all his power and infu-
ence to make a slave st. te of Kansas;
to throw open all the free territory to
ingIesS of slaves, and slave breeding
He too, would crush all Investigations
for murders committed by southern men,
and make of the Senate Chamber of the
United States the arena for assaults so
cowardly that they would not be tolera-
ted in a prize fighters ring.
The election of November will place
Mr.. Buchanan, where the Cincinnati
convention has left Pierce and Douglas.
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MO ASSESSMENTS! WONDERFUL

~ DISCOVERY - The Editors % Warren have dis.
Z covered, through the medium Of an advertisement. that
an insurance company in Ohio has been doing business
for years, without making an assessment on It's premi
um notes.
Great news that! Lots Of people all over the Re
serve, aud on adjoining territory. could h We inlorm-d
the CLEVELAND MUTUAL" and other companies,
doing business in Ohio, are in the same tx are doing
a large business AMI ReUer made an GSsesSmeEf-
GEORGE MYGATT presides over the companies Panie';
and if any ore waits Insurance cheap and safe let IA m
call on me and oltaiu il, either on Life Or Property
I. J. NeLAIN, AgeHt-
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COMPLIMENTARY TO PIERCE. - The
Democratic State Convention of Mich,
gan, which assembled at Detroit on the
21st uli., instructed the delegates to vote
for Buchanan, and passed the following
resolutions:
ResolUtd, That eve thank God thai
the administration of Franklin Pierce is
drawing 10 a close"
ReSoired, That the delegates appoint
ed 10 the Cincinnati Convention be in.
structed under no circumstances TO vote
for or assent to the nomination of Frank.
lin Fierce for the Presidency.
HERE Is AHorHER.-Thc Ironton
Spirit Of lie Times. Democratic says:
"If 10 be a Democrat means TO be a
supporter of Pierce or Douglas for the
mex Presidency, to be a brawler for the
Nebraska Act, and a dirl-eater for Miss
ouri rufians, then We are not Democrats
never were-and would deem it libel
lous 10 be so considered
How gratifed Pi rec must feel now
that he can be perfectly satisfied that his
labors have their reward.
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True.

Our neighbor of the Garfield Sentinel;
after speaking of a sham Convention Of
some half a dozen men, of the old Trim
bic party, having pretended TO nominate
a State ticket, says,
The campaign now fairly opens, and
three parties are noW before the people.
The opposition are not as one man, the
democracy are! The result cannot be
doubtful.
Not at all doubtful Mr.. s. ntinel. It
was not, last year; and is still less SO, this.
JAIL EMPrr.-The Garfield Sentinel
says the all of Mahoning is empty, and
- - -.
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FARMERS AND OTHERS INTER.

Il ESTED in Moving aud Reaping Machines. can
see the Keiehem and Nanny Machines tried al the res
ider &c Of the subscribers in Rowland, on T4eSday, the
18th inst Persons having Other Machines wishing to
test them with the above. are requested to have them
On hand ut that time, and let the merits Of each be de-
eided. REEVES & ABELL.
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. N NHEVAFN7
THE Whiskey Crisis"

The Chronicle admits in a recent issue
that the crisis has really come, and a:
the slang term used to designate it, EN-.
bodies more Truth than poetry, l cheer
fully adopt it as the heading of this ar
licle.
The editor. as an apology for the cooI
manner in which he attempted to Upset
my first article, and as an offset for my
second. quoted two passages from tie
first, which he attempts to construe into
an attempt on my part, 10 excite mob
violence against the tippling shops, in
serts, conspicuously, W columns to the
right of my second article, the details
of a demonstration got up by the la
ladies of East Randolph, against the
liquor sellers of that place; and ends his
editorial excuse with a general TRADE
against mob law in general. This was
all uncalled for; and l am determined to
allow no man to place me in either a
false or ridiculous position with impuni-
ty.
The article in its proper connection
inculcates nothing of the kind; in fact
its only apparent intention is to stimulate
law-abiding citizens to unite their efforts
to suppress an unlawful traffic. Besides
this when l called upon the Editor Of the
Chronicle with my second article, he
laid the writing of the note, and the en-
tire management Of the article, TO his
partner in business. This partner knew
the real intention of this article, for l
told him myself, at the time of its presen.
talion. Hence the editor of the ChrOn-
i-le will have to excuse himself again, or
acknowledge that something is out of
joint.
Again the editor thinking, perhaps,
that after so nearly concoding the en-
tire grounds, l would never take notice
of the manner of his doing, SO, took &C.
casion to ridicule some of the language
used in my second article, and affected
to think it exceedingly funny that an ar
iicle could be mutilaIed without expung-
ing certain portions. This appears TO
me like a labored effort TO bring forth Il
small criticism. But | submit, if to dis
connect, dismember or cut off, are genu-
inc diiiniliouS of the word mutlate. Does
the insertion of a note. so as to sepa.
either the heading, signature, or
any other essential part of the article
from its main body, mutilaie IL?
The editor of the Chronicle will please
TO very ungenerously refuse this
an insertion, 10 meet directly the points
at issue, charge the whole of this appa-
rent laundering TO the whiskey interest,
some unfortunate sub" or acknowl-
manfully, that he has attempted
lpon very small grounds, 10 destroy the
influence of my article. with his readers,
a last resort attempt 10 kick up a
lust of small criticism, and slang terms,
o o only render me ridiculous but COW
r his own position. A CITIZEN.
Warren June I'd, 1876.
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NEW HAT & CAP STORE. No 10,

~ Market ST.. opposite the Curt House. The Sub
scriber has just opened one Of the finest assortment OF
Hats and Caps, ever brought to this place-consissing
Of the latest styles for spring and summer wear. OF
sizes to fit the smallest child and the largest man.
Those in want Of articles in my line, are respectfully
requested to call. and if | cannot suit. both as to quail
ty and price. l will not ask you to come again. COun-
try Produce taken at the highest n alket price.
j. DUNLAP
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HATS, HATS, HATS.-The neatest,
IL the hAndsonest. the most fashionable and the
most durable castor and white Beaver Bats to be found
in town, are at ]. l.. WEEkS.
Gail and sre them
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Ntn advertisements.
4 0ST LOST-The snhscrihl

Casual Advertisements must be paid fol
when handed in.
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MO USE KNOCKING AT THE
~ DOOR. you cant get in, cause they are painting
the new parlOr With Zinc from the
limo N FIt.NlA-
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TOR SALE CHEAP 9 second hand
u Ketcaem's Moving Machines. enquire At This Of
flee. June li-iWt
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FAMILY PAINT BRUSHES AND
~ scubbiov. Bhckinr, Clothes, Hair and Shaving
Brushes at the Phsnix. ,ypD
June H.. SFHlNu . hhHD-
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A ANTHOLOGY.

A sToNIsHING TO ALL.-MADAME nORhOW, rHn
and future evenis and al VI ccocens Of NE even me ye
thoughts and ~l csuss speedy mar,sss spu n W.
bring t,ge her 'hoss who are seps,.ed .no % snSy w
luck NAV cali soon relcfsnd ooeost Tnc0sands nsvs AZ
preesed their belief that she the most astsMogs
In the world or hat has known Dougn she prnc
tees nothing but Whist rcconcleahe 70 phhoophsrS Ne
charge n not aaisned rs rse between Nnnon sni
Columbia Gentlemen not admitted
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT IN RQUrTY. ga ARLs'
IN Lent against Marin Waecher and Margaret his wife Ano
Richardson, Jane Graham Robert Marshall summons 70
relief Com not served To Msrun Waecoter and Nss. o.
his wife, You hereby summoned and sIued 70 an Vf
the complaint In this action which ed n the ore o. ne
Cle,k OF the city and OF New York At hs v "a
70 the said mplant The snnsc ioer, nes ons
seryce Of ihs smops on YOU exclusive the dav o. ion
ssrvce ana YOU fall the said coo,p Int W hin the
time afor ess,d tha pan In this action vi appy T. the onr
Tor the ief demanded in the complaint pHed new forA
REYNoips 4 VAN sCHAICK. Plaintiffs Attornies.
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TRAvElLEksT GUIDE.

HUDSON hlvEk RaT.aOAO.-TR LRAvR
Chamber street DAILY ior NhAny and Troy. On and al
tar Monday, Jan uASy 49, p6S he trains Will fnf0wp
Impress ain A. r. .c,ns with Norhsrn and western
gslns; through .ay trsa sxPrcss train sP for
s:so D.; for sing sing NAP The Sing sns and peeks
Chambers Cans. .hr "phSr su1 Thirty nrs. s6ss Sunday
man train ~ NJ, from arsi street, for Albany, stopping
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Da. RsLph's 0Rr1uE as,uRs-e TO II A. Il, TO
~ sP.N. suDars saIcep ed ~ Hoson ST., Wooster
TE DOCTEuR Ire,Lyfh, From PARIS, PUPIL OF
II Rirars sitter - years ice with Rcord In his ncsps
tai treats diseases vn1re A. H.,
and 6tosf. NJ, ct ~ ubre svsst Broadway
nR COPPER "a DuAss 81 Nay BE CONSULTED
IL " III bdenr. IN
speciality b.a .nad Immediate relei 10 all
reen ed wi inca cal ters relieved In ,e~
days Toai h.sn tssisi cceAsfuig elsewhere
all cases roh 81 10 -rqnie Z reference wto character
ard capablry s,i Be gwen. ettf1aN Ra7 Nl94
DRIvAIE cos uLrsrioss DIR. WATSON o0N-
l. nes his 10 al disease, In which he hss
offa,we. nh. reulo' and Do not keep toe patient
from bosntss TIM iet-con. while IN most
desires to ante Thai been deceived by the
pomh OF cer'au hn baAn injured ny drug. pa
tens rfsrecf,s yed ocs the hrst pisee. a. there
~ '''' % - WILLIAM WATSON. NJ n,
nsny years surgron tho Iock Hospital afihor Of The
Cause and curs.' numerous pl.iss 81 OGse 10 walker
street Br0adwas. GGf.eH4s z sHaaU
DICoRD's PRAo ZOE IN SEXUAL DERAN0E1gKNrs.--
~ Or. G. d. HAMMOND t'9 S-oaeway, oppcstc The 81
nenty located rooms. usuNI without oharge or parucu-
1s zee patty Times. Exorcss ssws Sunday Tines, Dis
patch, &c &A u 3t@ ~ "
rrBEeREAT EExEnY .-pa: " .RD's UNfQHfuxATss
VIII reuvn. crsd ca The U0scu whh,u 0vmg n
te blood to ccn.n'nrs ,be .vss end ersk ~ scnenr.
,snssA.' 80 = = : : = II Go.
NrKprCAI, ApvmEn AVID nAaNIA0D 0Upu--lIYu
0nr 's any, ,. o. - e: |s - y :ss1
vui shs superswt, q As Ssa~s sars - Hn1m treat
%"sT s 5 gs,,:;: S: =" :s,sss n
Broadvsy where 10 cnres AL dhoee 6hposeo 1o N al
s.S 3 ,. =: 'ss' ". q 49, ,s:s:
inns. siasts zstns. Democrat Day pooi 6pssles Da.
patch, - tes tf.ast
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REMOVALS,

LEMOvAL.-BDwARD wARBURG a co. IMPORT.
Az ers Of silks, clos &C. have removed to No. 10 Park
place.
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NRW BOOK.-fas n kiAGk GUIDE, On HAMH1
- Medical n, scoscAl 'tuCss, speefdly for the
q The n Arried, and hoe out marry by Dr.. Hor'
soofed patss Price 81 Pa,n.hsA ~ Z. ". srRos0, No
Nassau WIN Wit to- AAd naS Bo, receipt Of
and address, F,am ,be Med sA surgical Rsyisv :-~T
mos extraordinary over $500 One 1a1uye VII
tNm AL 0Eh6yS ~ the
Ia the peculiar lone ~ Jats,y and murA1y wl1A pervade
al throuRh.n 10 4 LN9sNAc0
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4 MspICyNa a mn ~ III sOOvEe ED.--ta. HAT0

A MEDICfNk II g BE IN III sCOvERED.--DR.H AI0f ~
n after long OF ,ifc experiments hes made
wonderful rsnc0uud which
tse rros ~ 80 ia coughs asthma, brcncf
sumption al ans Al obsGnate oost
OF the throst sOohos ana b0as all " 10
tsop insDn ~. apn imp healthy natural acor
the lungs Iva Ell fotderful, sDaohing b
dfcGs as were f.o the accornis Of is wonder
tim most be Oud belief Shn
any doubt n u oI one bottle ana
convinced Wloleas !. s.t.is office. ATs Bswery.
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WINES AND LI0UORa.


9lLLsssR7 SALMON, vERZEEAY AND CABINET
~ nnp ebs.J Meyer. Jr., IA Broadway, sole importer
isre r,t brand Of wine no receiving large ship
sna NJ prepared furnish The trade upon LIBERAL terms
10 NJ conpodsseus And others who enjoy rich
A,-is; WIS . inviHd 70 hs superior brand.
pLDpOs.-I AM IN CONSTANT RECEIPr OF THIS
" and favcrte brand Of London gin, and offer
in bot by he gallon; Also he best London
i, r'~r hccth sle kc., at tbs old wine vault No s wall
atf, et q. n. MENUUM.
DRRsIuM HOT nUM-THE LOVERS OF THIS AN.
g,n nd honorable beverage Informed that the palm
m teen srd,d by accamauon TO NIKE barkeeper At the
.',e ~ on," No. Nassau erect SAMPLES ~ rsua' on
draught ~
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A SORE roRrUNE FOR ANY ONE WITH A NODE

~ HUKE FOBTUNE FOH ANY ONE WITH NODE.
"A rate cspsIos sao the interest Of lease and trade
- sire, fpown - the New York Store IN The dry goods
buGt h IndAnapOA Ind doing the largest and best
S ystai In the State exclusively for cash. rhe
6ssned desrous Of selling having business Of I'm
Ceuss For information spply 70 Messrs Caaiu Melcn
Nl.kNk. indy sDOls Ind.
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