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More New GOOds ?
No. l72 SUPERIOR STREET,
suEl9 CLEVELAND.


A l. X MO n.
T1f-' TaIse Nils me1 Of Gotham
Wen; TO seaii howl"
How n,any wise ren IN their owr c9n,su,
In every Town md ia tvtry Cit.t
Ar found 20 arouse cur ltnts 20 PLY.
The young man keeping awsy iiom sobool,
seSi6s sssiSi,. Il. Seeos sags q % Ri I'D 'a samc.
1o}ssd 1hsii fGuisin b. m1i,Eyod Spine
The mga who q, Ii,ig- along i.rloW.
FoT hoops a, 4 ftlris ior hus. ,su,d bones,
For silks aud sliiEs 10 sweep 'A1 s'hea.
The men who is spending ts iiwg on lew
Ard without tho bans DO outet tlaNt
YET, sludyns Blaott,ole g,cs huti ia.
4 man who fraH1 rog1s'. sl.e.t vi ssl.os
AM siakol his gold Uu ihG Egrcs tt c ancg,
In hores tait be nlay his mcYnd tullucv.
The man y no suffer- with iumar hs.
And tsk,s tom quuck' ileg p vcr. go rLie-
Ttus spending mjatY and wAs ilg hieaih
10 make plHlaeu a tti get lor GuIh.
The man who s'ealF whoa no lrrzs dlllIsss
Until his heart beo,nes eito-uoac,
OF hard ~ thai, had cola a. stole
Is ono who 'goes to tea In b,wiw
nay RSy hsS'sn i ave 5 msf me- ~ ,i, Sl ~; III
400 u uch for the bowl o. the lavlips ses.
The bsWI will break, ard bspsaih ths wave
Aud his lismO ifg ips, us be meets his f-ts,
GToW inl with .he bilieT NoFos TOO iatei"
We wi.h vs night with our humbls rhsuss
X aIgin the tl.iies ul n deru unlefi
Wa Only ask IA leturn, a. tit -. .-
should purchase ,hsif Go h,s IL UNION HALL,
Anl now wen oless, Tot We hope, indeed.
ilat all with uToh ogT lines a.. y Itnd,
And foiiiea A. Victs 20 cltIol
That u0ug tnay "Rolo nn ~ q teAl,"
q. Rsmsmb,r lha, vs ma. us Largest, Bs.t asd us''
fashionube ttsoN enl o.
OVeRcOaGs,
And Winter READY-MADE CLOTHING COR Bien sni
boys that has ever lIhle 40 CltY aud Whub
viii ssll ~ no at ~ huit - lIices that bAkh
ALL COAPknllON. b. lelloa the Clouats
ISAAC A. IsAAcs' MAGNIFICENT UNION HAIL
Corner ef superior and Uaion s.Tssts
Eols Agsn'y fjf thstnls 0f
singers Celeb, Oted sewing aERehineSs
AND sroRRs' AuroMAroN PRE- Ess0IAN.
W5ooI OFT EoR TRE GIANTS "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-28
INGHAM & BRACES
COLUMN.
INGHAM & BRAGG,
Publishers, Booksellers and statiOnsrs,
No IOl Superior ST., Cleveland, o.
More New Books.

IWWHW NV N"WWE8a
T EAVFS FROM AN ACTORS
IL NOTE BOoR--with Rtmini,o G incts and thit-Chat
Of The Green Room stage giand aud AmeiicuBy
Geoige Neudeuhof
PHYSIOLOGY on COMMON LIFE-Ry Lewis, sulhor
Of" Sea Side Stunios.
RoULENsCUs HERODTTAs-Yol T.
BOYg own TOY BOOK. |t.
CORNBLLs CARDs-For the Studs and PrA eiice
noyJ INoHAN BRAGG.
A DVFNTURES OF VERDANT
IA GREEN--Wth so illustrations; great t'cl.Ho
Book no's lNGHAM BRAGG
THE MONEY KING, AND 9TH
IL ER POEMS, by y. Q SAIE ~ wholesale ald retail
b. nova INGHAM BRAGG.
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Nrm Advertisements.

DON'T BUY ANY MORE OF THE
~ old style Of Coal Ill Burner. fienty Of tie i'm
D,oved kind now ut rnsss ls9 ONTARIO ST.
r ADIES' B.W. CLOTH CLOAKS-
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TO ADVERTISERS.

As an advertising medium The JOURNAL has
no equal in New England. The old, worn out.
and unjust system Of yearly advertising" has
been entirely abolished, and new uniform sys-
TEN Of prices adopted, by which each advertiser
pays for the room occupied in the paper, and no
more. Advertisements may be left at the Count
ing Room, or sent by mail Or otherwise, with per-
feet confidence that the price charged will con-
form exactvtO the published rates, and that they
viii be inserted on precisely the same terms as
though handed IN in person and bargain made
IN advance. No " Drummers' are or ever have
been employed to solicit advertisements. and no
discount from the regular established prices are
ever allowed, however large the amount adverti-
sed.
Orders for either Of the editions of the JOUR.
NAL must be INVARIABLY ACCOMPANIED by the
CAsu, and should be addressed to
CHARLES o. ROGERS,
y State Street, Boston,
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No TIHE FOR SwAPpMG.-An In
diana man was travelling down the Ohio,
in steamer, with a mare and a two
year old colt, when by a sudden careen
of the boat, all three were tilted into the
river. The Hoosier, as he rose. putting
and blowing, above water, caught hold
Of the tail of the colt, not having q
doubt that the natural instinct of the
animal would carry him safe ashore
The old mare took a bee line for the
shore, but the frightened colt swan lusti-
ly down the current with its owner still
hung-last. Let 60 the colt, and hang
on to the old mare shouted some of his
friends. Pbree, boob ? exclaimed the
Hoosier spouting the water from his
mouth, and shaking his head like a New
foundiand dog, its mighty fine your
telling me to let 60 the colt; but a man
that can't swim, this amt exactly the
time for Swapping horses
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THE MANAGES SERMON.

A CAMPAIGNING INCIDENT.
1t was II O'Clock on Sabbath morn
ing. Two sermons had been preached
during the forenoon, and the horn had
been blown announcing the third. The
people 1ocked into the meeting by thou
sands, for a very popular divine was to
preach at that hour. Soon the rough
seats beneath the tall forest trees were
filed, then the aisles become crowded,
and still there was no room for those who
wished TO hear the words Of the eminent
minister Theowners of the tenements
looking into the space, in a spirit Of kind
ness, threw them open, and they, too,
were well filed with eager listeners
The scene presented within that Church
Of trees, natural temple TO the living
God, was striking and impressive.
The eloquent minister, be who had
swayed thousands by the words Of truth,
who had caused the sinner to repent, and
the scoaer to cry out for mercy arose.-
All was instantly hushed, and the stillnes.
Of midnight rcigned in that vast Assem-.
blage. lie opened a book, and reat
therefrom, softly, sweelly, musically,
hymn, which be requested the congrega
ton TO sing.
The music Of a camp-meeting! VIII,
that has ever heard it, has not paused t,
drink the rich melody into his soul! /
comes with a grandeur, yet softness an,
sweetness that can be heard nowher,
else. In the measured strains Of null
titude Of voices, uttered in charmin,
melody, and unbrokeu by walls, it swell
in solemn grandeur, and rolls delicious
ly through the forests, awaking re-echo
ing cadenoes on every hand, and
untwis;ing all the chains that tie
The hidden soul Of harmony
After tho hynn had been susg. ID
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ASLEEP.

An hour before, she spoke of things
That memory 10 the diving brings.
And kissed me MI the while;
Then, after some sweet parting words,
She seemed among her flowers and birds,
,T,gas sr,,,,ps,. then ,,is autumn. NOW
gl.o .or.,,,-,,,, lo,,cs Can IA. ,t.s l.o,,,t
,..l.,.,,u ,l., ,....,..l .,,.,.,,.
I wander down the garden walk
And npse on all the ba,pv talk
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BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Grent Success of The Clnb Plan.

Three years ago the Proprietor OF the JOURNAL
decided to reduce the price Of the WEEKLY
JOURNAL, and the success of the low price Club
plan has been SO great as to induce the following
low rate for 1883:
One copy, one year, So 90
Two copies, one year, to one address, , 90
Five copies one year, to one address. 6 90
Ten copies, one year, to one address, 10 90
and one copy to the getter up Of the clip.
Twenty copies, one year, to one ad-
dress, 500 90
and tloO copies to the geiser up Of the club.
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BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL,
Morning and Erentng,

Contains the latest news received by the mails
and telegraph up TO the hour of going to press.
It is printed on one of HOES SIX CYLINDER
FAST PRESSES. at the rate FIFTEEN THOU
SAND AN HOUR, which enables H. to hold
hack the toru- until the very latest moment, and
still work oil the edition in season Tor the mails
ana expresses. 1t is published at the low rate Of
Sir Dolls gear; Single Copies zt0O Cts.
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THE JOURNAL FOR CALIFORNIA

Is printed on the 4th and 18th Of each month, for
mailing by the steamers Of the 5th and goth: 1t
is made up with the greatest care, for the inlor-
nation Of New England men in Califol mia
Over TWELVE THOUSAND COPIES a month are
now sent there, which is much larger circula~
ton than any other paper printed in the Atlantic
States has. 1t is mailed at this Office for SIX
CENTS a copy. A person sending one dollar can
have one each of sixteen numbers sent to any
one they may desire.
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,rREBLED EFs CIRCULATION

SINCE IT'S ADOPTION, encourages It's proprietor
to continue the same plan. He would therefore
suggest to those who are about selecting their pa
per for the ensuing year, that these terms offer
to them one Of the BEsr FAMILY NEWSPAPER
IN New ENGLAND, at q very Low PRICE-One
which is within the reach Of every man.
The present session is 4 favorable one for the
organization of Clubs for subscription to the
JOURNAL. One enterprIsing man in each Town
and Ellluge can, with very little trouble, get up
81 CIb Of ten or more persons, and thus GET
HIS OWN PAPER FOR NOTHING.
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THE OLD BURYING-GROUND.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER

Our vines are sweet with fern aud rose,
Our hills are maple crowuedi
But not from them our fathers chose
The village buryiug ground.
The dreariest spo; in al the land
TO death they .ctapurt;
With scauty grace from Natures hand
And hope from that Of Art.
A winding wall Of messy stone,
Frost flung aud broken lines,
A lonesome acre thinly grown
With grass aud wandering vines.
Without the wall d birch tree shows
Its dropped and tusseed headi
Within q stag-houed sumach grows
Fern-lealeI with spikes Of red.
Here. sheep that graze the nciglboring plain
Like white ghosts come and go,
The farm horse drags his lstiock chain,
The COW bell tiukes slow.
Low means the river from rs bed,
The distant pines reply:
Like mourueu shrinking from the taa',
They stand apart and sigh.
Un,haded smites the summersunr
Unchecked the winter blast;
The schoolgirl learns the place to shun
With chances backward Gust.
For thus our fathers testified
That be might read who ran
The emptiness Of human pride,
The nothiugness Of man.
They dared not plant the grave with flowers
Nor dress the funeral sod,
Where, with a love as deep as ours,
They left their dead with God.
The hard and thoruy path they kept;
From beauty turned aside;
Nor missed they over those who slept
The grace TO life denied.
Yet still the wildmg flowers would blow,
The golden leaves would Gall,
The season come, the season 60,
And God be good TO oil.
Above the grass the blackberry hung
H. bloom and green Us wreath,
AID hareJells swung as if they rung
The chimes Of peace beneath.
The beauty Nature loves to share,
The gifts she hath for ALL
The common light, the common air,
U'erclcpt the grave yards wall.
knew the glow Of eveuude,
The sunrise and the noon,
Aud glorifed and sauctihed,
ltslept beneath the moon.
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FENNER Z. KING. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
A Good farm for Sale

said Farm is in Barton, two miles from the Depot
aud - the east road to Bloomington 1t consists Of
l0J acres is good wheat and corn land. There are
good buildings said farm having plenty Of water
70 house and barn. 1t has fine sugar place and an
extra lot Of spruce timber. The subscriber wishes 70
seA because lac is not farmer.
nave also fourteen Of choice meadow land at
Barton Village, Main street. For further informa-
ton enquire Of
JOHN T. PRESTON.
BsrtOn, Jan. /, ls5s--9v5'
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ENVARTABLY IN ADVANCE.

at the expiration Of the times for a0hich adj
Uauce popn,et has been receired, the paper aoW IN
all cases BIZ stopped
The great success which has attended the in
PRODUCTION of the Club plan in the circulation Of
the Weekly JOURNAL and which has nearo
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ORLEANS PROBATE DTsTRTcT

DROBATE Courts will be holden at tn Pro-
4 bate Office in Irasburgh on THURSDAYS Of
each week for the year ensuing.
NJ CARPENTER, judge.
Irasburgh, Dec. I, 1865.
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NEW
C A r RAGE SHOP!

~ oBERT S. ORNE has just commenced The
y carriage and sleigh making business II this
village "a the building formerly occupied az tie
standard printing Office, where he purposes doing
all work % bis line that may be offered him.
kepairing done to order IN good sfyle and as
CaEAP as at any Their shop. he VIII do al
other work usually done IN a country shop. lie
vii also do sign aud carnage painting.
hand.
70 He viii always be found At lis shop, might
and day.
! Irasburgh, Sept. /, 1865. ssif
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ca Why is man in prison ike a
leaky boat? Because be wants bailing
out
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sErEE-wEEKLY NAE,
Tnesday and Friday Mornings,

Contains all the reading matter published in The
DAILY JoUISAL for the three days preceding
averaging from hity~0He to di1fy-t'0o .fuH col
uplas. Lhe subscription price OF the Semi week
ly Journal is
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL
FOR 1859.
"THE FAvoRIrE PAPER oFN. ENGLAND.
Published Daily, Semi Heeky and
Weekly.
PAYMENT
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
THE BOSTON JOURNAL

Has been in the past it with be in the future By
the ulmo-t unanimous consent Of its cOntemp0r
aries throughout New England, It stands at the
head OF the New England Press in all those
qualities which go TO make up reliable, enter
prising, he newspaper. This position 1t has at
tanned by pursuing a steady, straight forward
course in all respects, and by sparing neither la.
Dor or money to give the latest intelligence and
the fullest reports OF all matters Of interest at the
earliest moment. 1t has relied upon its own
merits, and not upon the Representations Of can
washers or " drummer-" to gain Tor It the con
iiience and patronage Of the Public-and the
result has been that IT mas Now A CIRCULATION
NEARLY THREE TIMES As LARGE AS THAT OF
ANY PAPER OF ITS CLASS IN NEW ENGLAND
and it is constantly and steadily increasing. The
proprietor intends by the employment of expert
euced and competent men III all the departments
Of he establishment, aud by the most liberal out
hay OF money in the procuring OF important news
from all quarters, TO make The JOURNAL still
more worthy the name Of d" the taUoTte paper Of
Nelo Eaglqnd" And with this SIMPLE announce
ment he invites the attention Of new paper read
ers and newspaper dealers throughout New Eng
lund to the soiiH-wing statement of the terms for
the several editions Of The JOURNAL
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Three Dollars q Year.
TO CLUBS.
ST9,50
5000

copies, one year, $40. so
1G copies one year. 5000
To business men in the country who do not
desire a Daiy paper, the Semi. Weekly Journa!
if Invaluable.
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ATTENTEToN.

a Ii persons indebted to the late firm Of Wal
n worth x West, Dy note or account are re-
quested 10 cali and settle the same without DELAY
81 their late place Of business where they viii
find said demands.
All having demands against said firm are re-
quested to present them.
D. P. WALWORTH,
A. G. WEST.
Coventry, Dec. 3Oth, 1858. Itf
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at Boston 11rircs.
NEW
JEWELRY STORE!
Improve your Time--Time is Money.

4 C.RANDALL has this day commenced
"a. the clock, watch, and jewelry repairing
business. and would invite those who wish to
have their time improved to call Immediately
With my choice selection OF tools and nineteen
years experience at the watch bench, and the
greater part of that time with the best Of work
men from the States, from Germany and Eng
land.
Those having old English watches with good
train. and worn cut eseapement, can have new,
aud lever escapement in place Of the old verge
with ehrononeter balance adjusted complete for
$50; ChronometeT not adjusted SIS; plain $40.
In all cases Of watch repairing warrented as rep
resented.
Those having QUARTER watches can have q
cylinder made Of them, the eseapement entirely
new with the old train, price $40.
All orders for work from watchmakers done
with the usual reduction Of prices,
10 Shop south side Of the common.
irasburgh, Aug. Is, 1859. 34yl
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g Angle not for praise.
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From the Albany advertising Agency"
of FIRTH & WALKER, 75State Street
PRITlTE MEDICAL TREATISE
PHYSIOLOGICAL
lew OF MARRIAGE.
nR. LOCK Es o ~ !

tl5 PRICE UNI y OFsN y al1-N
Sent free Of postage TO all parts Of the Unite
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-11

exiravagaut 10 sscribe to them an importance,
not to say decisive connection, with bis suisse
qnent career. At that time no thought of the
future wrongs Of America and Of her conflicts
with the Mother Country had entered the
minds Of men. Washington had been the as
sociats and was the friend Of many officers i'm
the royal service he desired and sought en-
plovment in Il himself. In no part Of the
British dominious was the sentiment Of loyal
~ more cherished than In these transaflan'ic
colonies. II, thei, at the age Of twenty-five,
with these predispositions, be had formed a
matrimonial connection, such as that In ques-
ton, with a lady Of great personal attractions
and wealth, already connected BY marriage
with a friend Of bis youth, Is Il a reproaeh TO
bis memory 10 say, that be too, like bis sue
cessful rivsl. might have adhered 70 the royal
cause and have been lost 10 AmeFics2 That
ike him when the appeal was made 70 arms.
he might have gone "homs TO EnglandS
There the lady, I believe, died - late as 1928,
having lived 20 soc the younger officer, her ad-
mirer IN youth, become the great leader Of the
American Revolution, the first President ofthe
United States, and 10 survive him twenty-five
years.
srbfahesuuui deeriuuon be- isksn from M. splrks'
lie ~ Washinrfan. Pa the erat viumeof hs edition ~
Wsshi7Efnnis writing Since me appraraaoeaf This iu-
vaiuahIe vark. no one has I'D occasion % write OF o.
.enesk ~ " sshinEton. wiihont Feeling hims-lf uudrr the
highest ohliEafians u NJ. Sparks A rrrv iuterestur
monograph on Brshlark's Expedition hr Wiuthrup snr-
GENT Zee. apnears amaue the publications az the Penn
sylvania Historical SooiFty-
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solicit By generous and liberal legsianon 'ne
presence Of foreign capital, establish ehamDeIs
OF commerce. be vigorous in placing before
he world the merits Of Memphis as a graz
commercial mart, as a center for the estabh-h-
nsBt Of vast s~tore-housss, from whence pro-
5rcts Of the world nay be transported IN a few
hours By rail to the extremes Of the country
We have a few wholesale houses-they ought
70 count b. scores. We want more COMPETE
tors. we want to attract BY cur energy and en-
terpHse, and oTsr such indictment as toPriees
and tsrms, that will place US A No. I before the
marts Of the Southwest, n the first step is
a rect trade with Belgium. B.
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The good people Of s.. Anthony srs
having q good deal ofsport over q proposed bal
io.n sseension got up bv one Wilson. who was
n b. The aranaut IN chief. assis ed bv Angus
-us Cfotutt Of The s.. Anthony Nsrs. Angus
ms feeling considerably slafed, and wishing 10
% the far thirg, sent an invitation to- Young
ady 20 ascend With him, who. We UNDERSTAND.
accepted. A sentimental Young reufIsmen
earning OF her determination, addressed her
DE following lines;
roesr' sweet Er. The Task foreeo.
Aud ms our anxious fr0utfaa end:
net Eni mgult ful we'd Ea snrv.
BIZ greatly FEAR g0su ncfe- descend
HnFn anEeia zee q mortal rise.
o. 90 heaufffui and fair.
They'H w9a her rirft a. ne sEa
ARE keep their ausel siraar sasfrH
By some me7ns OF other the above lines feU
lnder the eye Of another gentleman friend Il
ne young 10y, who knew Augustus Cesar
Ike 2 book" and who a. once put the finish
ng touch upon them, thus
nat rraoelrss chap vin wien ysa a..
lNspitr nf 81 you A. o. srr
hnHn sailing On ne unurr aEr.
80 Fou IN she m ny uag
] did not 70 up.
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REPoHT or BoARD OF HEALTH.-L.st Of in
tarnan.s for the weak endirg Saturdar. SEN

REFoHT OF BOARD OF HEALTH.-L.st Of iu-
termen.s FOR the week ending saturday, Sep
TENDER 10, 1859, at 6 O'Clock, p. ~;
srp g. Carter AGED . years. Geo Otto Eailaea-
hacker. 2u mos. isrrh1af..-5-h-r T-rinr, Oscars.
aaslu1-au--..6h-Nsg woman. Coyrars, dysentey
Clii sriUtarn. Mrs. auru-f1 BrrI-r g year., rsfr-
ufsr.fls--..Th-J1 Cu-rln. % vtars. r-1-1mpuan-..-
5E-R rart JaHu-0a. c5 years. Mrs. John Davis, g
yasrs. rUra1ll rVag----Cla rlrfsIu. drowned NFEu
cha i6 mos v7eur1y--.-f0t-cl .lheu-
= &M. TLAHEErTs SeEiona
withzeI DrG=y. aEsi 10 mos; disease. unz--
r-Su fuH- Eaba1 yFH-. mumus
Is ms. Bernard Hartman,
Irsr.- -tF----Fa- --r GHTav. Is m1Hths.
h-s7----sr-Iuo EumrlH s 80 p
--reat - y-lrs Typhoid fever. Wi.e Ii---- ~ %
years accident. Gls 3 l-id 51Fr1l- csrE-slt- lH..
-snah Lewis. n MS b-sIu fs.-r- Peter FHreleu,
l-4Ieut CT HOIST D. SON. sections.
SEPT 7-Nar0 bow a-rt1 years la-Ea. terfhinE....
sh-saaHf Hr- Wl-u-- S rslH v.11L---sa-sl Of
Ns Jas Park year. fsehl1r
" p SMITH. Sexton.
Adults. I.-Ci1tl-H. Il-usIe. Is-Fems'e., 10
waite 4-T4-E- 5-f.ai. 90
p. W MITCHELL
secretary Hsrfof Usalth.
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nEmoCRATIc %nARBECUE.

The Democracy Of Raleigh and EiolhiHs
give a barbecue at that place on THURSDAY
the 18th day OF September. The N
q Arrangements consists II The following
rentisnsn. LJAsEs, B. ". PEyoR and THos'
rrP-rsoE-
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CEEAT RAILRoAp MEETTEG AT MARION To-
MoERow.-Hon. r. 6. Psyne will be one n
the sneakers at the meeting a. Marion. An
who have ever herd this eloquent gentleman
'hinkhim one ofths most effective and eloqusnt
men in the safe. Gov. Jones, we are author
izsd TO say, vii Be present, If bis health wiz
permit, and address he meeting. In hopes q
number Of orr citizens win attend, Chstks'
ferry boat win leave the landing a tl05 O'Clock
Since writing The foregoing, Hon. Jsre.
Clemens has consented to attend, and vin also
msks a speech There has been no railroad
meeting recently where such a combination Of
talents were IN attenianoe, and We bsspesk
a large gathering. The good people Of Crit
'endsn eoaaty afi, We are sure, provide ample
refreshme1te.
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