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pFrrasnuRe. OF. ~ 1857
The asscmblage on the Fair Grounds ty-iay vas
atont as large as that of yesterday. The weather
continues delightful though the pleasure Of loco
motion route to the sport slightly married by
the excessive dust. At eleven O'Clock q poem was
delivered by Vim. Chase, Esq, Of Chesterfield. on
the subject OF agriculture. and divers other things
TO be found In Webster's spelling book, the die
uanary. and occasionally on bill OF fare. such rs
sbeef," &c. To speak the opinion of the multitude,
your humble correspondent, who processes to un-
derstaod very little on the subject OF poetry him.
self, would say that II unmtigated dogerel Is the
proper name for chaste and rythmical versfca-
ton, then 1t Was one Of the most unapproacbable
specimens OF modern poetry and eloquenee ever
perpetrated In the annals Of the gentia nine" The
lately formed military company. the Washington
Guard commanded by Capt. NJ. II. Jarvis, appear
ed on the grounds at IL o'clock, and was presented
with costly flag from the ladies. by Chas. T. Col
lin Esq, one of our most promising and able young
attorneys. Capt. Jarvis replied handsomely to
his address. The Virginia firemen, with their APP
paratus, appeared simultaneously on the grounds,
followed by tho Knights who were to contend in
the Tournament The whole presented an inter-
esting and to the country people wonderful sight
The fitting was performed very gracefully by
the majority of the Knights, resulting in the sue
cess of Messrs. Clinton Jones. Jos. W. Rockwell,
Vim. Moody and X. C. Rowlett. The GROWING GER
emony was duly and happily performed, Major
Daniel Lyon officiating as orator. The names OF the
fair queen and her maids of honor, have not yet
been able to discover. 1t is sufficient, however,
to say that they were literally the most radiant
gems Of female beauty that has ever dazzled the
eyes of knight or gentleman.
The races to-day were not very Interesting
Shocco won the purse $500, two mile heats in two
straight dashes. Agtator doing some very credita-
BILE running. Time-353l 55-354. Tomorrow, the
three mile occurs between Engineer and Tar
River. Jockey Club Purse $500. ARIEL.
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FINANCIAL and Commercial.

sales In nsw York Il sd116Bay Of siOo yirgil3A
81 ii S. sie do ate9 and ttooo do. At 81. The 81
esraph rerorts sslesye sterdxy atso. -
The Journal Of Commerce ~ yesterday afternGq
ssyps sA, a. =
There Is more sctivs movement Of capital 10 the
street. at rates previously quoted, prime rsna.nres
still selling at the rate 81 n per cent PET an
num-. Tbs bank are increasing their discount lines
cautiously bnt ar. disposed 70 be little more I'D
eral. sassa.
The news from England IL regarded g iess favor.
able. hut We have all along l'oksd for gloomy
response from that side and are not DISAPPOINTED
fold will coptinue 10 flow this way until they hear
n London Of the suspensions here, and the daclips
in roreign Rxchangr has been 90 great that the "a
vance in interest by the Bank OF England will Sill
le.ve !. large margin Of profit.
Foreign Exchange IL irregular, but may still d.
quoted at gslSie3 for 90 days on London.
The Stock market has declined from to per cent
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The purest LToUoRs. WINES and CIGARS together
with the choicest DELICAcIEs of the market served
up in the most approved style. without delay
nc Il =
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A vrscEI ApANnnNEn AR SEA.
SECOND DISPATCH.

New York, Oct 22-The sloop Brandywine, OF
Wilmington, from james River, was found aban-
doned and sinking, off Sandy Hook, yesterday her
boats were all gone. She had cargo OF wheat.
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L,
large assortment of Goods for Gentleme rs ear,
Porte Monnaies, Cabas, and many other Fancy Ar
ticies.
The Goods are all of the newest styles. and large
additions have been made during the last two weeks
at ENORMOUSLY REDUCED PRICES. The stock
must be cleared ont, and will he offered at such pri
ces to make it GO DO NOT ALLOW MYSELF TO BE
UNDERsOLD By ASYBODfi oc Zi-d6t&
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ROARDING.- Mrs. GEORGE ".

ROARDIN c. Mrs. GEORGE ".
~ JOHNSON respectfully informs the public tina,
she has rented the house on Governor street owned
by Mr.. Morson and formerly occupied By Mrs Clai.
borne. This house will soon be opened as a bnardjnp
mousse, AMI IS new ready for the reception of ladies'
and gentlemen who may wish to board in IT. The
rooms are as gnod in all respects as any in
the CITY. Mrs. Johnston has few rooms for single
gentlemen. and will also take day boarters Fami
les and all visitor, win End comfortable sccommo-
dations during the Fair.
FOX RENT. on the premises. good Stable and
oaIIlNge uonee. &C N-4ts
I AIDES CLOAKS, FURS AND CUR
TAIN GOODS $40 00e worth Of Ladies' Cloaks
me NEST unprecedented rates during the canine
month, by the subscribers A' e 49, =
&C z-lzt Wholesale md n aetail ps unI,;
AT A SMALL PROFTT--Con,1.it1r,-vv
are and others sling in Confec tonaries
az az inVhed TO examine my stock NV STAR, can
uies IN particular, which Imaka daily and ~srrsnt
h Every particular. AM NOT SEIIIxs orr a. Cosr
Das an satisned with SIN Ill profit -.
o.,a LOUIS j. BnSSIEUY
~ ~ :. No. 80 Main street.
EAGLE PRINCIPE.-Another lot 81
~. those EXTRA Eaeies, the best principe imnorted
Jus. received and for sale by -'
cu Louis j. BossIEUx,
y. :, No. 30 Main street.
Mrs. DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR. for
saaepy y. y. PIo0T. Druggist.
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WANTED, GOLD.-Wanted, SO, 900 in
w Gold. for which tho market price will be paid
if early application is made.
LOUIS J. B0SSIFUX,
&C 23-ts No. 81, Main STR et.
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j. a. SMiTH. Cash'r.

COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF TIE FARMERS BANK OF
VIRGINIA, INCLUDING THE BRANCHES, ON THE lsr DAY
OF 0CT0RgR, lS56, AND THE lsT DAY OF OCTOBER 1901
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The following ladies have been appointed judy
of the departments of Household and Domestic
Manufactures Will they be so kind as to rerort
themselves Mt the Ladies' Tent" on the Fair
Grounds, on Tuesday morning next. rery pmactudHy
at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. ELIZA T. sIMMS Richmond.
Mrs. HENRY cox, Henrico,
Mrs FRANCES NELSDN, Richmsnd
Miss s. LAMBERT, Richmond
Mrs DIR. WIN BROCK ENB0R Ugh, Hanover.
The following are requested to act as Committee
of Arrangements:
Mrs. JOHN O. VIM, Miss MARYPALMER
Mrs. GEO. GIBSON Mrs CAPT. DIMMuCK
and Mrs. WRIT ROBINSON.
The services of these last mentioned ladies will
most likely be asked for on Saturday next, as to
which ihsy will be duly informed. Mr.. r.. A. VIII
|iams (who has charge of the Department. will fur
nish proper badges securing admission &c.
oc 2l-5t CHS. II. WILLIAMS, Sec'y
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CATTLE. HOES AND SHEEP.

BEEf.-saies during the week az 81 to 10 net, for
ordinary to superior heef.
! MUTTON .-Weguote Mutton At ss.5oas, for fair IL
sancriar Sheer. Nat sheep scarce
~ $3.50 per cWt,
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WANTED.-A Store House on Main
W rect between 9th or 18th. Any person ha-
wing one TO rent, will please cali at this Office.
-
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E8r TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE OF Dr.

BR~ TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE OF DRY
GooDs.-The entire stock of VALENTINE COHEN
us Broad street, will be closed for cash only, com
prisnp $50 OO1 worth of
MERINos.
SiIAWLS and CLOAKS
DRESS GOODS in every variety
CORSETS,
LINEN GOODS,
EMDROIDERIES
RIBBONS,
CLOVIS,
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WANTS.

WANTED BOARD, in private fsmi-
w ly, by gentlemen and wife; the b. It Of refer.
ences given; will furnish their own room. kil that
is required il good plain board and the comforts Of
home. Address ID Dispatch Office. stating terms
&c. A-atH
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w competent and faithful can procure q perma.
nent situation and liberal wages by Immediate ap-
pIicati"n at the BROAD STREET HOTEL.
&C &-3t 9Th md Bread street
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- Fancy Cassimerp Business Goats. embracing eve-
y grade of goods and variety Of style and alfaeef-
or the most desirable stock we hare ever had. Now
Wa KEEN. BALDWIN d GO.
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WANTED-To purchase, 1000 cords Of
" good STAVE TIMBER on the stump, either
by the cord or 1t must be either on the Canal
or River, or convenient to of the Railroads lead
ing into Richmond Apply at the Richmond Bar
rel Factory. corner Byrd and nth SITS. au Its
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GYMNASIUM Interesting to Clerks
" and young men leading sedentary lives. X.
opened on Marshall street, between 5th and sth In
the Hall formerly occupied as Riding School. Ia,
TONS Persons wishing to deselnpe the muscle
have an opportunity OF doing so at a small cost
Admission fee $40, and monthly subscripton Of 30
cents.
Those wishing to become members will apply al
the Hall, Monday, W Wednesday and Friday evenings
between the hours of 5 and 10 o'clock.
oc 2l-im*
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
" CORNER marc AND Psas
eoESrs MAYO AND FRANKLIN srssxrs.
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 26th. lss-
AND EVERY EVENING
DURING THE FAIR WEEK.
BIRCHS CELEBRATED
ETHIOPIAN MINsrE-s
wiz appear In their iuimitabIe
PORTRAITURES AND PHASES OF
ETHIOPIAN LIFE.
81 Doors open at Z. Performance 10 commsrc.
at quarter to 8.
81 ADMISSION Is cents.
&C Its j. A WELLS lvan,

by u. d. COOK q Co, Auct3.
FURNITURE, BRANDY, CHAM.
lNPAGNE, &c. AT AUCTION.-THIsD DAY. nIa
o'clock. we will sell, at our store q lot Of genIse
House, hold Furniture, embracing the usual variety
Cooking Stoves, large Upright stove q large IA
Of Blankets, Sheets and Cunterpaines Asn8
ALSO
40 = casks Cognac Brandy different aaalitiea
lJtaskets Champagne Wine
80 boxes Soap r-ss
q do. Adamantine Candles ..
100 rsams Straw Paper
no boxes scaled HeTrings
i0cases Tumblers
Also, an invoice of Walters, embracing different
qualities and sizes.
oc23 II, COOK A co Auet.
n, ns A. :. E, m a. -
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i EONARD'S INSTANT RRLIEfs Mrs.
asrxsy 1'ss s g: cs1 !, pai sFYe S. Nd sa
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HApvAy
They o
% as 3
splAtss
cost.
4tion Of
Than d
w hD
supple
The.
nearly
ton iol
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THIRD SUMNER STOCK.

REG leave to Inform the public that have lnsS
Tros, ne East with NY THIRD SUMMER SToCh, con-
listing oE Lawns B-rsces, Mlntihas. Get. y,
call especial attention to my stoeE q sra" anu
otSn Bonprs OF every descriptions both plain ana aey
and hch shall sell cheaper than they have been SOFA YET
Bonnet Ribbons, which purchased large quantity
~, If UbIcj, anu confident have the largest stock IN
ylirc salI se less tan they have been sold yet this
season BY calling you viii convince yourself o. the IaGt
tEt se them 2j per cent. less than any other House
Also 2pJ Ruches, TO Which Invite the attention Of
the Trade, l will sell cheap any Jobhing House
Eas; only buynx from Manufacturers aud IrnpOrters
Also 100 of those cheap l2c MttS, the great
Also 1000 yds more of the plain Berages at Csc, fully
worth size. E-ss ..sllZ
500 of those Collars at &C. and which are cheap
To my stock of Lawns which selected from the
latest designs I call especial attention.
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would 90
call. have great many AUCTION bargains Nhea
shall sell cheap to the TRADE Is M IS 1faII'st
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FULTON HOUSE.
"a.

W aSNIuS Ton, -Eu' u
CTNIIE undersigned having leased this well known ho-
TEL having thoroughly RENTED It, takes THIS s;s
opportunity OF presenting It's claims to the tLavsins I
community He has e services OF the
ns and attentive waters and his table viii be- at oil times
fraIshed With the beat the affords The
the extensive in the county, and Is attenasN "
IuI hos;lers. -. ., ,,,=,,re the
Guests No pains or expense will be spared 70
comfortable home for all who may either "
Temporarily extend tend their PATRONAGE IoHS HALL
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTAyE YOU Dyspepsia, use TRAXALE ELIHIR.
IL Have you RheumAtisTn use. HAMPT0Ss
Are on bald headed use WOODS HAIR kt-ST
DO you wanta good iinment, use RoitsltAs BALM.
DO want brush eorab OF bottle othHs Perfume
20 20 ilte Bridge Corner Drug Store.
DO Won want 70 sssp qneE coed and cheap use his
CONCENTRATED bYE -. ,,,c,
IsyouF horse lame or Iek' use NEhChAIs hHtS"b'-'"
OIL. ,.,,.,,,,,,.,,
Rave you the piles, sthe certain PILE OINEMEhT.
Have a cough, Sc the HOARHOUSD bAlisAh'
Do gu
s1Pvartrr Balm Of a IT, asand Fi"Esrs
TFuss Electric OIL
BAndlzs EyTinFc
Rrlt ...s Pins Sp0ng
gn 10 the Bridge corn HTuE Store
HolIoEaT'H pills and ointment
Bzk-F's Cod Liver Oh
HAerhaVe's Holland Bttrrs
HoonAnd's German Bitters
Bridge Corner Druggffts.
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Ale and Porter Bottling Establishment,
LASE srREET, BETWEEN PFTH sTs
EAST WHEELING, va.
GOOD supply Of Smiths celebrated Kennel and other
n Ales, Brown Stout and Porter, always hand Tav-
erna and families supplied the terms
~ All orders addressed-Box No. ~, Post-Oniee-wl
be promptly attended TO- apps
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"cGTAwRt BRANDY, Distilled from CatSWha WINS
Strictly pure, for medical purposes unriSAHsa'
DIRECTIONS.
Keen the Wines in a hoTL<0Hthf I'osaao"' 'uS -
n, ,IT ssifs- the SPARKLING WINES should be KEPT
+ tec isys before using warm ROOM OF ~ lis ii
s,t,rs of about 40 degrees, so shat the Wines are wen
warmed through. r.,p,y1N,r, CtTaJyRA
WINES Tor IL Injuries their and Aayor. ana
NE Wines thus destroying their character The vines
too sensitive 10 bear Ice a., .,1,o ~ .ha
~. In Offering the above Wines to the nouce OF UT
American public desire TO assure al persons VITO l
Dnelase them. they the strictly PCAk J1ik % M
tytT,RA GRAPE free any and every form OF
atom and aiming alcohol PnS that Wcf
Srorn me natural process OF fermentation
m. SPARKLING CATAWBA Is not made 20 4iIAIk IN.
soi article whaeYcr hut Il IL designed to be JUST HAt
q yenresen,ell an = naerienn sparkling "Anes as
a. a,nnarle i FRENCH "SPaTElng Wine. lere me re-
rbanee censes American Grape is iar more TISt
anil fTuty in its flavor II makes more delicious wine
rreuIce iu favor the foreign article may be
nTiudiee only, Inconsistent Wth true taste a Ju"s
The STILL WINE !: highly esteemed by eSiesi men IS
most tonit Tor inTalids, aud for SACRAMENTO
I,irposes tits wholly uHexccTtlonable
Te BRANDY made from the CataWba t'rHpe dlner5 IN
material degree from ordinary French BRANDY OF COURSE
but Al the time possesses all those quantities "ile
should characterize superior article Of this kind and when
II have strictly pare Brandy for nedtcn OF
other purposes, Il cannot be OYER sstiGla'ed.
For sale BY T. n LH5AN = CO,
fsE-ern AGHS
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Wheeling High School

NE subscribers have aesoclRted themselves for the
pose opening Classical and Mathematical School in
Wheeling. It their intention make II In respect,
equal to the best Acaisies and High schoesn our enu-
try Pupils will be prepared class in College.
engage in the active rersuits Of fe The Of
studies viii embrace the English, Latin, Greek French,
and Spanish languages, and full Of Mathematics
The Principals have had ample experience In teaching in
various Academies and graduates OF two Of the best
Institutions the United StRte and Furnish satisfac
tory testimonials aud references.
The Military Feature Will he introduced far to have
daiy drill which will found OF advantage in Civ
ing regular pupils and improving their
rage.
The School will opened 4th of March and close
for the vacation the 4th Of Juiy Due notice
will be given Of tiIe location Of the school.
For the the Principals can be found at the Murc
House, where application be made for further niorna-
ton. J. r. JONES,
of the Va. Military Institute
CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
feh29=tf OF Princeton COLLEGE. =. J.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


Amerloau " 1LISS q. :, 1I1,,,1 5ro1tis.
oPSRKJINC CATAwBA, Cousrts and Pints2 lhe nv q
= OF French Champngne' A.. German Hook
STILL CATAWBA, Corresponding :"
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New MUSIC.

TCsr lSSUEDIoaore Polsa, We Joy that thou art Free
Write TO mr TeFE Often on the Border OF treanIrt
We're all 80 fond Of kissing, Jaanta (anita Evening"
Bell, Natural bridge Sehottisch Nazn-ka TraIneAux
Raisy sehostiseh Keepsake sehotseh, Frsnkin Waltz
fsatOdy PCiSa- Annie Laurie Waltz. Church II wAItE
Gratitude Polka, Spring Flower Seotseh Persian Dance
Fer sale by J. I. WILSON / CO.,
% NT1,,rr.'
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REMOVAL.
NHE undersigned grateful for the patronage they have
citizens Wheeling and the public
generally, the old stand respectfully ask continu
their location, No. 116 Main,
tween Monroe and Union streets
We purpose, all TO keep such assortment Of
FFG6Ersihs Goods on hand y To f ut
the Of all who with their patronage.
Our Rooms spacious, aurding facilities unsurpassed
in tine West exhibit goods to advantage, and aside from
Retailing packing department shall continue
keep hand original packages Of assorted oueenswRre
adapted this section OF country and the extreme West
which will be offered Mt small advance the cost
Connected with this house, Is PUNT GLASS MANU-.
FACTORY; hence Country Merchants rely upon
saving the East to this point by buying
their GLASS and QusensWaTe from rs.
j. K. DUNHAAI 4 CO., III
mh14 No. lis Main St between Monroe ETjnion sta 4.
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WN AYERS
Cathartic Pills.
CSUG4R cOATED)
ARE MADE TO
leanse the Blood and Cure the s ikc.
IuvnIIhs FnIher-. Moi6eEH, PhT-' nc
FhtI nIhrOPiats. rend their Ehe
and Judge of their Virtues.
DysenInry. IsclnH: an a.! W q. "a 1s

Posr 6FFcE, HAsILIxp, LIZ Co., MICH. Noy; 49, rs
pa ARA Your Piils perfection Of med,eins Ihs
-. ,s nv vie fnnr good thao can tell you che mao
S ~ and pInng away Tor months. Went on 70 DC aoe-
tored n Teatexpensc, but got no better Sae men
IN. lave quantities OF dead from her beE'
cured and our ivo children q oio9S sJ
M. N ,ur nei-itors had Il bad, and my Wiz cur
rim Vim two doses Of yohr pills, while others otn u
paid from I'VE twenty dollars doctors ,s ~ S = e,ii
~, itJnt being rured entirely even then suh
s,,' S5 AZ isrs gro. j. GRIFFIN, f''sf@dsft''
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MIsCELL A5NEOUSLI
IOLLOWAYs GENUINE ARNTC4 PT,AS

- i ETIIl.
INHEsR plasters prepared the Arnica MoptoD
Germany, and rarious of Europe with such aSton
ing efficacy rs to attract the attention of tho world @
the medical faculty particularly Its wonderful mei,rps
properties. Ry us stimulating and anodyne effects If A.
fords relief in all cases pains or n
the breast, side, hack MmhSaso In bruises snEsin
fractures, gont rlcnmatism, nmDago and 81 ysnaS,
auxiliary In liver complaints nleurist, Coughs colds Con
sumption, asthma, hoRrsereSs, &c
This IL no quack preparation. one The nnr
baton Of the Medical Profession, the cuInent OF whom
bearhonorahle testimony OF their wonderful efcacIaiiY
escre them and recommend them the attention Of M
Medical class They have been before hr public now NOR,
than ten yenT, md of the many thousand dozen koI arr
arsyetto dear OF siAgls ease or rs to 9irs Ftiisf
They are spread on the lOftest Lambskin, are easy and
comfortable. and may he the most delicate ,cr
sous in all situations While they aere firmly the PIss
spread of that constance rs not to nm or 81
way soil the whIsest linen. Sold by = - any
I: H. LOGAN K CO..
my4l Bridge Corner Druggists.
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DIRECTION

W t.T,,yg. BRANDY, Distilled from CatSwha Wine
s,Siciit pgTs for medical purposes unriEaled
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NEW BOOKS,

NEW BOOKS,
T J. @. CRR's formerly ]. II. Thompsons,) No. III
n Main street Just received large invoice Of miscel
iAneous School and Blank Books also general
of Wall paper. Among books may he found Gibbons
Rome Homes England IrvInR Life OF Washington, Dicks
and Rollins Works, Pluarchs Lives, Clarks and Scotts
Commentaries also, Benons Thirty Years in the Senate
Rsne's Exploring Expedition, Dledsos Liberty and sa-
very, Hills the shatemue, Ngani, Hswatha, Marry
ing Too Late, &c, &c
We also large number Of books selected expressly
for the Holidays, which must be rather than described
Also the publications Of the Presbyterian Board, Sunday
School Union and Tract Society.
sthihg Usually !9%ad ~ ne BOO. anu %
I'VE have in the following make BleAched
w and Brown Cottnns in all widths, which Will sell
nj prices as low as can be BOUGHT In the city:
Semper 1aemI (B!ea'd.)
"a Water Twist, do
/ Sc Phoenix, do
.-a q Artics, Extra heavy do
Also large supply of 'wllite Roek,r n. Y Mills, and
Inlose celebrated Housewife Cotton.
BROWN GOODS.
/ Bale 5-4 ttNeversiuk''
Q 4" ~ HCOnestoEan
g itWAterloon
We also have large supplies Of pillow linens and
sheengs, Table Diaper Danask Towels, Toweng Doyles
and Napkins of all sizes, qualities and patterns.
now HEISRELL & SwEARINGEN.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-11-28
~ANT1-SLAVEKY TRACTS.
CnEAr CORNER,
Salem, Oct. l, 1857.

The Executive Committee Of the American Anti.
Slavery Society have issued the following Tracts
for gratuitous distribution:
No. |. The United States Constitution, Examined.
No. 2. White Slavery in the United States.
No. 3. Colonization. By Rev. Q. b. Frothinghan.
No, 4. Does Slavery Christianize the NegroY By
Rev. T.. W. Higginson.
No. S. The Interstate Slave Trade. By John G.
No. 6. The Ruin Of Jamaica. By Richard
No. !. Revolution the only Remedy for Slavery.
No. 8. To Mothers in the Free States, By Mrs. z.
L.. Follen.
No. 9. Influence of Slavery upon the White Pop
ulation. By q Lady.
No. 10, Slavery and the North. By c.. c. Bsr
leigh. .rr.r
No. ii. Disunion our Wisdom and our Duty. By
Rev. Charles E. hodges.
No. II. Anti-Slavery Hymns and Songs. By
Mrs. E. L, Eollen.
No. IL. The Two Affairs; or, Two Pictures in
One. By Mrs. Harriet b. Stowe.
No. IA. GLOW can / Help to Abolish Slavery I" or,
Counsels to the Newly Converted.
By Maria W. Chapman. Do
No. Is. What have we, as Individuals, to do with
Slavery? By. Susan c.. Cabot.
No. l6. Thu American Tract Society ; and its
Policy of Suppression and Silence.
Being the Unanimous Remembrance of the
Fourth Congregational Society, Hartford, CT.
No. IL. The God of the Bible Against Slavery.
By Rev. Charles Beecher.
All donations for the Tract Fund, or for the cir
culation of any particular Tract of the above %.
ries, should be sent to Francis Jackson, Treasures
of the American Antislavery Society, 81 Corn
hill. Boston.
Fifty Dollars will stereotype an oight.pags tract
and print fee thousand copies of it. Ell
Application for the above Tracts, for pratuitovs
distribution, should be made to SAMUEL May, Jr..
q Cnrnhill. Boston to the Anti-Slavery, Offices.
l3o Nassau street New York, and 81 North street,