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benz. GRAMkgEy

IT as Just received a large assortment
IL of Boots, Shoes, Caters, Ladies' and Gents,
Buffalo overshoes, Gum overshoes, Sandals and slip
pers.
Together with a large lot Sole Leather. French
Calf and Kip Skins, Morocco, Kid Innings and Bind
ings, Avis, Pegging, Sewing and stitching. Boot Cord,
Boot trees, Boot Web, Bones slick and stitch.
Crimping Boards and Irons, Colts, Coaco and COM
mon, Cork. Soles, Eyeiette Machines and Eysletts.
French and English GalIoors, Hammers, Instep
Leathers. Knives-Silver Steel, and Cast Steel
French Wheels. Box Wheels, Fudge Wheels, Shank
Wheels. ami Stitch Wheels Mems and Womens ferc-
part Irons, French Irons, double and single, Stamps,
Strap avis, Size sticks. Rhand Files, Welt Knives.
shOu der sticks Long sticks. Laces-Silk, Linncn and
Cotton English hastings, Last Hooks, Lasting tacks,
Lssts-Men's, Women's, Boys Misses and Children's
Measure Straps, heel nails. round headed and zinc
nails, Peg floats, Piscers, Nippers, punches. Rasps,
Rubbers or sand stones, soap stone, shoe lifts, shoe
threads, &c, &C. Ant be found at No. G. Main St.,
Warren. Ohio. at the very lowest prices.
My 9. iiS-
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HOW BORROWER A LOST DOG.

A gentleman residing in Cincinnati.
recently lost half grown Newfoundland
dog. In advertising his loss in the pa
pers. he said of the dog:
"He is subject to fits of temporary
hydrophobia. and it will be advantageous
to return him, as he will doubtless prove
a troublesome visitor to any one not en-
iirely acquainted with the treatment and
cure Of hat disease. Notwithstanding
this peculiarly, he is very valuable TO
the owner, who will literally pay any
person who will retu m him to the above
address,"
The next day. at a very early hour. a
lad, pale with apprehensious. appeared
at The address specified. leading "Ro-
meo." When questioned closely about
the dogs conduct while in his possession,
he said that she had one fiji"
The Cincinnati Commercial must bear
the blame for this anecdote.
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II MOST PLEASANT, SAFE AM EFFECTUAL
WORM REMEDY EVER Z discovered
The principal advantages in these WAIVERS are that
they are an entirely VEGETABLE PREPARATION.
and do not eOAtGiH one particle Of in any
form whatyer, and not only positively certain in their
elect, but the most SAFE AND PLEASANT WORM
sPECIFlC NOW IN USE, being perfectly free from
CaioRel, TarPsHtire, Castor Oil, and all other nause-
Gus and dangerous ingredients, being a pleasant
PREPARATION Oh SUGAR, THAT ANY CHILD
WILL EAT WITH PLEASURE.
They are confidently offered to the public as a safe,
certain and reliable Family Medicine, as the mary
numerous unsolicited testimonials being constantly
received will sufficiently attest They are the only
worm Specific which has received the HRreseruede COM
neRati0Hs OF the best physicians in our midst, being
used by them in their practice with the most marked
success.
il FCACT10Nl-The public are particularly warned
againstimitations of this popular article, put up under
various names, as Worm Candies" &c, which GER
tain dealers will attempt to convince you is fully
equal. u not superior. to the Waters.
BE not deceived Purchase only the ~ANTIIELNIN-
TIC WAFERS. and carefully note the address and
signature efthe Proprietor. Prepared only bv
b. A. BALDWIN
Late firm ofClark & Baldwin, ERIE, Pa.
IL WHOLESALE AGEsTs:-L. 1. Baldwin. Reed
House, Erie. Pa; Hall. Dixon & Co. li9 Chambers
street, New York; Wm- King, Jr., o. H. P. Champlin
buffalo; Gaylord & Hammond, G. S. Mckenzie and +.
L. Churchill, Cleveland, Ohio.
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CADDLES AND HARNESS.

~ The firm Of PATCH s ALLISON. having been
dissolved, and the business divided, the manufacturing
of Harness, Saddles, &c, will hereafter be carried on
by the subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
by JOHN FITE, as Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand of Patch & Allison. The subscriber is
fully prepared with an ample supply of Trimmings,
and stock ofall kinds, for the Manufacture o f~anything
in his line. A good supply of HARNESS, SADDLES,
TRUNKS &C., constantly on hand, which he will be
happy, at all times, to exhibitto his old friends, and
new customers. L. ii. ALLISON.
Worren- ApriIo3- 1856.
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Y'Rsa4 G.aVklES
g @ e @ IL!
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,
Commanded entirely from GTNC-

Is ONE OF THE BEST PURGA TIyE M LIVER ME-
l. DICINES now before the public, that acts as a CaflaTfie,
essier, milder. and more enec;ual than any other medicine known.
Il 10 no: only n crltdrtic. but = Eiuer remedy, acting fTsi on the
Lirer to eject its morbid matter, then on the stomach and bowels
to carry OF that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes edeciu-
ally, without any Of the painful feelings experienced in the opera
tons of most Cdihdrfios. II strengthens the system ut the same
time thSt it purges il; and when taken daily in moderate doses,
wiz strengthen and build it up with unusual rCpidiiy.
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Manufacturer.

v. z. HALL, VIZ, TAYLOR.
HALL d TAYLOR. Manufacturers
IL Of Harness, Saddles, Trunks. &c.-Carriage
Trimmers- Pennington, Trum. Co o. decsy
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Sold in Warren, by WOODS & PEW; BrookfeId, by
A. CHEW; Vienna, by R. J. STEWART. Jr.; Girard.
by Gilbert & Price; Youngstown, by VI ]. Jewell. and
by Druggists generally. may a6. ,5a-v
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a. 5 d

HAS now on hand, and is receiving a
IL large variety of CABINET FURNITURE, en-.
bracing Sofas, Tete a Tetes, Rocking and Easy Chairs,
Bureaus, Bedsteads- Marble Top, Extension and Com
mon Tables, Dressing, Fancy and Common Stands,
Common Chairs, &c, &C.
He is also prepared to manufacture every style Of
Fashionable Furniture, Picture Frames, &c. All of
which he will sell at prices 70 SHit the times.
He has also purchased the entire stock or d. B. GIL
MORE, and will hereafter carry on, in connection with
his former business, that of UNDERTAKEN.
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Union Line Express Company.

Union Line Express company.
E.
THE ABOVE RELIABLE EXPRESS
Il would call the attention of MERCHANTS, M
Frs and MANUFACTURERS to the unsurpassed facil-
tiles now at their command, for the safe and speedy
transportation of Merchandise, Bank Notes, JeweIry,
Gold and Silver Coin. Packages and Parcels to and
from all parts of the world.
IL The Union Line Express Company is now send
ing an experienced Messenger daily between Cleve-
land and Youngstown, over the ClevelaRd & Maho-
ming r. R., accompanied with an Er0R Safe, for the
protection Of valuables. Making a direct connection
at Cleveland with reliable Messengers for Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York. Boston. Detroit.
Buffalo, Chicago. St. Paul, St. Louis, Columbus, Gin
cinnats and New Orleans.
This Company will carry orders free, andre
turn by first Express.
III Bills of Collection taken with Merchandise -
Drafts and Notes collected, and proceeds promptly
returned. WM- HEWITT, Travelling Supt.
For further information regarding tariff, rates &C.,
application can be made to
PORTER & SON, Agents,
New York Book Store, Warren, o.
October 18th. 1s57-tf.
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Uariitp.
LITTLE BOYS ABED
BY JOS.

tFrcra the Danaary Tine
LITTLE BOYS ABED
BY Jos. HALBERNE.
Ju.t ss the clock is telling
The evening hour of eight,
Out speaks our cruel father -
-children, it's getting late,
Put up your books and play-things.
William and John and Fredl"
Andin o few brief moments,
We're little boys abed."
Oh! how We hate that striking
That makes US leave our play,
And viii not let us linger,
But haste to bed away.
We plead. 'oh, father, mcth.r,
Just a few minutes morel"
Ess no! our course is pointed
Straight to the bedroom door.
Then when we feel the bed -clothes
All snugiY tucked about,
We tell each other stories,
Until we're all talked out.
Then one will go to mumbling,
While none will understand.
And soon we an have journeyed
Into the dreaming land.
All night in quiet sl1mber
Our wearied forms repose
&h, It's q kind Of heaven
Beneath those sheltering clothes,
Por heaven, mother tells Us,
Is where are peace and rest,
And when are we with either
More than in sleeping, blest?
Then, in the fresh. clear morning,
When we have slept away
The WEAKNESS and trouble
That came with yesterday.
The sun returns from resting
And treads his shining track,
Bringing he light of daytime
And all its blessings, back.
But then. We wont get up jet,
Oh, not a bit of thati
Il 10 q noble season
For reading, play or chat;
So one will throw the pillows,
And one will kick the clothes.
And one viii read. perhaps, until
A bolster hits his nose.
Our parents hear the bubbub,
And tell Us to arise,
But as we hear their voices,
We tightly close our eyes.
And when they come to see US.
They find US fast asleep
Though, it may be our faces
Our secret poorly keep.
Sleep on, oh. darling children.
tEee3 Indulge your b~oisterous play,
Have all this fun and frolic,
This pleasure. while you may =
For. though you live a lifetime,
It must, alasi be said,
You never were more. happy. than
When, 'little boys abed!"
.Soundside, .Od. 1858.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL
~ DR.. SAMI STRONG'S
FEVER AND AGUE DESTROYER.


A few extracts from letters, giving the opinion of
Ministers, Doctors and Druggists. OF that highly eele-
brated Remedy, Dr. SAML SrRONG'S FEVER DE-
THE DOCTORS RECOMMEND 1T.
DR.. Samuel strong's Fever Destroyer is just what We
want in this bilious climate Il has performed many
remarkable cures. A~.LARIM0RE, ". D.,
Mahon, Huntington Co., Ind.
Mr.. Curtis Hatch, of RaEenna. o., says:-Dr Sam1
Strong's Fever Destroyer sells we'll, and gives the best
Of satisfaction to its many customers.
II. L. Henry, Druggist. 0berlin, Lorain Co, Ohio
The Fever Destroyer is the medicine for the ague and
feyer-it cures every time think it is the best ague
medicine ever Sold
Rev. z. d. Young, Dewitt, Clinton Co., Mich, says:
DR.. Sam1 Strong's Fever Destroyer is without a doubt
the best ague medicine ever before the public / am
informed by the druggists that it gives the best OF sat
isfaction, and has become one Of the most popular
remedies. ever introduced in the West
r. Thayer, Druggist, Lansing, Mich, in one Of his
letters. says:-I have sold several gross Of DR.. Strong's
Fever Destroyer with great success, and want nothing
better.
Destroyer has given universal satisfaction, and per-
formed many wonderful cures in this section.
Respectfully your 0b't serv'ts,
HESS & BR0
East Saginaw. Michigan.
A Smith & Co. Druggists. Warren: q. says-~The
sales OF the Fever Destroyer increase as it becomes
known. 1t las not failed in a single instance where
IL has been used, that We have heard Of; we have war
ranted ii as a sure cure in sellingit, buthave had none
Sold in Warren by E. SMITH & Co. Niles, by
III. H.. MASON. Ycungston, by NJ 7. j.
MANNING, and wILDER & ARNER
August u. l-57-tf.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAIalC CORDIAL

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Group, ROG-SRess. Broa-
ehitis. Emo Diseases of the BOpeLs erisiag
from Colds. I~HeipieKt Consumption, and for tie re-
lief and (J at all possible care Of PGtisEts an Gd-
uQaeed stages Of The latter disease.
This celebrated preparation. like the Bitters, may
be confidently relied on 1t is designed for a class OF
diseases more general and more fatal than any other
to which the people Of this country are sutject-those
s~pringinG from a slight cold That eminent author
ity, DR.. Bell. says: II will not say that Colds are to
our inhabitants what the Plague and YeLop Ferer are
to those Of other countries; but 1 can aver confidently
that they usher in disease of greater completely and
mortality than these latter
A further proof Of the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from q common cold may be seen by a glance
at the following statistics, taken from the records OF
the Board of Health of Philadelphia. confessedly one
of The mos. healthy localities in the Union:
IS52. Total deaths in Philadelphia, I0a6I
Died of Consumption, l,9l2
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sFEAk. kpHAkD sfEAR, IT. LUTHER D. oRAiL
EDWARD SPEAR d CO.

M anufacturers and dealers in Lumber,
4t1 Rough and Dressed, Doors. Blinds. Sash. Floor
ng Siding, Shingles and Lath, No. / Canal Street,
Warren. Ohio. fJrne is. So.
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T d A. C. MCCONNELL, Manufac-
u. turers Of Mems, womeas and Childrens
BOOTS Sc SH ES.
A good assortment OF our own make OF work always
en- hand at the old stand, No. 20 Main Street, Warren,
Ohio. March, IS.
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Good Intenf Stage Line \,
,ATENT LEATHER Bride Front

L Bits from ex cts to $500, Shaft Sockets. Axle
Clips, Seat Sticks, Bands by the 1909, Rein Snaps.
Breast Snaps. and q new and strange sort Of 2 snap
Ca land buy en- Of PATCH 4 DfoAk
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An Irish preacher was considerably
annoyed, las many before and since have
likewise been.) by persons getting up
and going out of church during the SER
mon. His patience being exhausted, he
stopped his discourse. and il g rowdy
way exclaimed:
"Go on my lad, I've seen the top of
your. head. that's enough"
The fellow turned around, and with an
angry, menacing look, muttered; "Ill
see you again, sir"
"You had better see me now" replied
the preacher, "for when I'm in the pull
pit / eight for the Lord Jesus, but when
I'm u of it. 1 fight for myself.
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A CoNNo1sUER IN ARA down.
easter strayed into the square in front of
the City Hall yesterday morning. and
planted his brogans firmly in front of the
bronze statute of Franklin, looking up
ward to the benignant face of the old
philosopher with great apparent interest.
"Whst old feller's likeness is that 81
a.ked he CT a by stander.
"That, sir. is the statute OF Benjamin
Franklin"
"Statew Of Franklin, ehl well I've read
all about him. Putty good fellow in his
vav. Neyer6t much in the revolushun,
was great on soft sodderin' the French.
But / say yeou. how kow dqrned yeHer
he rusr"-Boston Herald.
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SAID old Mrs. Philanthropy the other
day sccosting a precious urchin in the
street. with a wardrobe remarkable for
its ventilating advantages:
"Bubby, why don't you go home and
have your mother sew up that awful hole
in your trowsers?
...Qh. you git out. old oman" was the
respectful reply. Tour folks is econo-
mizin', and a hole will last longer than
patch any day"
The old lady's honest sympathy was
wasted. while the youngster beat a re
treat round the corner, displaying a flag
Of truce in the rear.
WI heard a man call another man an
extortioner the other day for suing him.
day or two before.
why. my friend" replied the man.
Who brought the suit. ~ did it to Oblige
you."
ITO oblige me indeed-how soF"
"Why to oblige you to pay me-"
"Mr native city has treated me badly"
said a drunken vagsbond, 'but | love
her still"
Probably" replied a gentleman.
"her still is all you do love-"
When is 9 FISH like a bird? When it
takes q fy..
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SOAPS-Woman's Friend, Rosin,
~ Fancy and Toilet Soaps, of allkinds. by the Box,
bar, or single pound, by WOODS 4 PEW.
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M IL 81 all others waning
w Millinery Goods. are invited to call at the
Warren Dry Goods Store, where they can see every
variety of Bonne6, 4 good stock Of Ribbons and
Raches, also the largest and most complete assortment
of French and American Flowers ever offered in this
market, all of which will he sold wholesaler or retail at
the lowest prices. PECK, q co,
April 81. 1853.
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r IFE OF WASHINGTON-By
IL Washington Irving, beautifully illustrated and
bound Also Irying's yigpetts - mo with engrav.
ings, at foRTER d SONS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-17

Mr.. Elder, chairman Of the Democrats
state Central Committee, makes the follow
ing statement through The columns Of the
Indianapolis Locomotive:
AT The request Of several members, we
have written 10 all the members Of the Cen
tral Committee in relation 10 a change
il the day Of holding the next State Con-
ven,ion, and have received replies 70 the
questions asked, from enough to know thai
a majority desire change in The day nov
set, and minority think meeting Of ,h'
Committee unnecessary. AS soon as al
the members have been heard from, pub
lie announcement will be made Of ihei
wishes, under their direction.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-17
Letter from the President.



a lr,ter frrm President Buch anen wa RI
ceived this morning BY Hon. NlisCn Nc.
Candies, as follows
BErroRD SPRINGS, July ~. 1879
Mr DraKS .R: hive received your Kind
nnte Nj the 10Th inst, wiih the leader from
lie Post. walls lspprcciaie n i deserves
HE ability aud Tie friendship displayed ~
lie editorial, i rceret that i hns been pub.
.ished. My determination not under any
circua ia nresfo become candidate iorfe
election Is final and con vlusIve % nv beet
Judgment and strong inclnations, ani any
disposition 10 vi5late my Prrdet ermln M pur-
~ i calculated 10 eaken my influence
IN carving on, important measures, and az
ford preteM for saying that these have
been directed by desire 70 De rencminaied
Wth ny highest regard. ! rem ain, sincere
w and respectfully yorr friord.
fSiuned JAMES BUCHANAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-17

NOTICES hereby given that ! viii sell
~ at public auction on Menday, the l2ih
day OF September, A. ID. 1858. AZ the real
dence 81 James Beaiy, late " Dubois coun.
ty deceased, all his personal property not
taken BY the widow, consisting Of horses,
rsttlc. hogs, household furniture. farming
utensils, and fifty acres Of corn ~ The field
SC. a credit Or twelve mouths VII De CIV
Ell on al sums over three dollars, the pur-
.haser giving biz note with approved securi
Nv, waving valuation and Apr aisment laws
ana bearing ihte rest from dae VI sule.
John r.. THROIP.
aug Z. '5a-3w. Attniaislrnttr
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J. sntuckv Election.


Eghiy-ss ven couhties have been henrS
from oiiic. NV, in which Magotii ~ Dem.
majority over Bell for Governor i . 43S
The COZ mites 10 hear from VIII increase itt'
about scpo.
Inv following members q c9ng'ess has'
becr elected:
III D!s'.-H. G.. Burnett, Dem.
% Dist.-Samuel O Pey'on. Dem.
"a Dist.-F. w Bristow, OPP.
4th ported tie between Ch'i'
man, Dem, and Anderson Opposition. Az
other account elects Anderson by tao ma
joFisy.
Y 5 b Dist. y. Brown DEM
9Th Dist-(ireen adams, Opp.
7th Dlst.-Roben Mallory, OPP.
s,h Dis.--M m y. simms, Dem.
9th Dist. -Labnn n. Moore, OPP.
10Th Dist ohm w. Stevenson, Dem.
r In the Legislature the Democrats "
= probably have p Senators to the o}rosA''
15-Democratic miority eight To Y
House, as Tar as hear from, the pemocra
have 4s ard the OPPOSITION &c. Tae eou
( ties 10 hear from will nearly all elect Dsr
y ocrats.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-17

TnE Bass BAND. We are twice
sorry that We have, On Sunday before
last. disturbed a large portion Of our
frIlow-citizens. by giving a serenade
~ some Of our friends from Cincinnati
IL visit, and a. musicians generally
H. a little advice and preaching Y
All, now. We will try the next time anc
Nav So It will not disturb them, before
i~;nr prosecuted, for it is too warm <
lay in Jail this season Of the year.
Cur thanks for the advice.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-17

NEW IlorsE.--That go-ahead, en-
terprising young carpenter, John 10
hard, has the frame III for new shcl
90 the corner opposite the Courier Of
flee. We are glaa tosec this improve
ment, and hope orr citizens will pat
ronizc those who improve the town.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-17

Tie la.est news from the North Carclina
election u contained Ia the follow'ng spe-
cisl dispatch 10 % the Cincinnati pazHt'e;
The returns from North Carolina received
today. render certain the election Of me
following Opposition Congressman: Sn.lh,
j the iirsi District by from 800 70 4o9 r.a-
orily; Gilmer, ia the Fifth BY 1000 mn
j1rity: Leach. IN the Sixth by 500, and
Vance ia the Eighth. BY large majority
The Democrats carry the other four Di'-
trcts wiihou, opposition. There y a large
gain on the popular vote ior the Opp 'sliion
4 he contested Districts. This ties ths
delegation 10 the next Congress, and win
decided gains in Tennessee and Kentucky
has n importan, bearing on the next PresI
Dental eleciir ia case goes tcthe House
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N-OTICE l. hereby given that NE VIZ 4
In A.II.&F. :. Alexander has hten W W.
solved by mutual consent, A. y. A,eAsnu.'
having urrchased The interest o. y. ,. A'eA-
sna,r NE 5nsiness will hereafter be eon'
iucicd BY A II. Alexander W.T. !, INV, aa An
and ~il pnv MI outstanding d~n's, MN
AN N Y. \ ALENAN''h''As
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Tannessee Election.

In Tennessee the Democratic candidate
for Governor, I~hsm r. Harris, has been
elected over eriheriand, Opposition, BY
about 5000 majority. In the election o.
members Of Congress. however, the Demo
Gratis have been extremely unfortunate
The following Is believed 70 be the result
Isl Dist. A. r. Nelson. Opp.
20 Dist-Eorace Maynard, OPP.
3D. Die.--Reese y. Brabson OPP
An Diat.-Wm. u 5 okes, Opp.
9Th Dist.--R ebert Helion, OPP.
9th Dist.-PoIk Or Thomas, both Dem,
9TH Dist ohm Y. Wright. Dem.
sth D,st.-Jnmes NJ Quarles. OPP
OH Disl.--E mrrson Etherdge, O2p.
10Th Diet WIN. Il. Avery. DEM
In the Legislature there WILDE Demo
cratic mslori,ies 10 both branches.
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* mammoth Imperial Quarto Of eight
oareS. alrgrnilv Illustrated wiih.
FIVE HANDSuM II ENGRAVlNGS.
N, lesst each week, emhrarinr subjects alke
interesting and attractive. The illustration
vi ! portray CITY Lite and lis attendant FOL
lies they viii ~ from
Grave 10 gay, from lively p severe!'