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Pref. Wsed, 91e BFoaAvay, Is running
tns hair DYE trade. People win NOT use dyes when
natural restoration 70 the ORIGINAL color Of the hair
oe produced BY natural remedies. Dyes are ARTIFICIAL
agents. and dangerous In their application bit woods
Hair Tonic 10 healthy smulant, and causes healthy
growth. growth Of gray hai- upon young perscn,s
head . unnatural, and 70 apply csloring aaid pro-
duces IN unnatural result the color 10 changed TO b
sure, but mot through the or the hair Ladies' do
you see that geraniua plant In the window yonders
how yellow and faded Il ookss It ID avs and growing
but where 10 the beautiful rich dark green that belonss
to ~ Gone. Ycu can color those leaves By On sxter-
nal application Of chemicals, but they win not ,smain
colored. Do you desire 70 do Il naturaIy3 Make .
solution of guano WATER apply the roots and the
plant will take Il up into the system, and then you viii
zee rich green permanent hue. Prof. WOODS Hair
Tonic works on the principle The roots Of the
hair drink mp that applications ard hish health and
beauty result.
CAUTioH-Beware Of worthless limitations - several
are already in the market called BY different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res.
torative Depot, st. LOUIS No., and New York; are
blown 10 the bottle. Sold By al Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers Also BY al Fancy and Toilet Goods
lca'ers, In the United States and Canadas.
Anr1 .hnim
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Ara. Antolnetts Blackwell 49, Brown. preach.
ed q the Husic Hall, Boston, Ii 10 p9lpie u
Rev. Theodore Parker, Sunday, ths l7th. ehe
took for her taxi tho words "Bsar " one
snother's burdens," and delivered quite On Or
thodox essay. In reading the Scriptures, irrsv-
ersnt people smiled when she came 70 the pas.
sage In the thirteenth chapter Of hrst CORN.
thians, when ! vas : child spake q child,
! understood as : child, thought % child !;
things"
CATHOLIC VIEW or THE ADMINISTRATION
-'Our Minister to Mesico, Mr.. N'Lsne. has &C.
knowledged the Juarez Government So says
the selegrsphic dispatches. 1t 10 hard 70 be
democrat 10 these days. This Juarez and bis
political friends, 20 foDdy taken ~ the hand By
our Government. are unmi,igated scamps,
whose only hope Of profit springs from the evils
which they can accumulate on their country
Catholic Telegraph, 18th.
A daughter Of Mr.. Joseph Conklin, Of War
wick, Orange County. n. r, was killed in 4
singular manner. She was descending fight |
OF stairs with q sugar bowl in her hand. when
she stumbled and fell down the last two steps.
breaking the bowl, . piece Of which cut the |
Jugolar vein, causing her death in few mo
ments
couple OF American travellers stopping at
she hotel Francois, in the city Of Cordova, the
capital OF the Argentine Confederation, were
surprised and amused by noticing the bill or
fare, legs on horseback" Determined to
know what il meant, they called for the eques-
rian dish, when it was placed before them in
ne shape Of beefsteak with two eggs on top
Officer Baker, Of New York, from whose Gus.
ody VI. Gaillardetse " escaped" while under
onviction for breaking champagne bottle '
no his landlords head At one blow, is in Paris :
nJoyiDg himself with bis late prisoner.
company Of colored gentlemen from Libe- +
q nave recently bought ship, which they in 4
.nd Tor the commerce Of the African coast ).
he Hon. J. D johnson, of the Legislature Of :.
iberia, formerly . poor barber in New York. is :
ae o. the principals The ship Will take out :.
ON New York some forty emigrants to Africa. :.
ne will sail 10 . week or two. =
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STOP THAT COUGH!

O1As SENuN E-AttS SUV0 IL E1A LNAW
WIZ Cure Coughs, Colds, ASTHMA, Consumption B-on-
chais, SpsAin0 OF Blood, rain in TIE Side and
8reas. tte"raSy Wl.coping cough, Group, Lirsr
Complaint, Eatpitdtion QJ the Heurt aad al Die
edsoe q, ne 7hroaf, Chest and Lungs
Too much care and attention be given to dis.
eases Of the THROAT and LUN,S header, have you
Cough, Cold, o any disease Of the Iungsf Do 81
neglect IT, Delay 10 dangerous. Millions die an
nnaly by neglecting COMMON COLD. Colds and
Coughs lead 10 CONSUMPTION, and then to al early
death. Be advised in time and procure at one that
celebrated remedy, DIX. CARRIERS COUGH EALsAM,
the greatest and BEST kEMEDY IN THE WORLD. II
has cured thousands upon thousands ply sIcans
aud every other remedy sd fAiird, and the patient
given up to die Physcians Druggists, and ali who
used Dr. Carters Cough Balls, m, universally aeknowl
edge II the most PROMPT, PLEASANT and EFEICA-
CIOUS REMEDY known fer all diseases Of the Throat
Chrst and ungs.
Prce-Tra bottles - cents; larger bottles, u per
bottle, or q bottles Tor q.
PrepAredh by Dr. tasteriy, corner OF Third nd Chest
nut streets, sole proprietor and 10 whom all ord us
be sent to get the genuine.
Sold by 4. u. GAY ANA SQUlRES d BLOSS, Druggists
Burlington, ana " DruggistA generally. febl0
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PLANT AND Sow FREELY-ln view Of the
vsrlike character Of the last news from Europe,
tie New York Tribune offers the following ad-
wee 10 farmers Nothing will be lost BY follow.
( ag it should impending war be averted:
Weay to our fArmers-plant and SOW freely,
Nrsstently; for grain and meat are likely to
be in demand next fall. The war which now
threatens is unlikely to be q short and cannot
eea little one. II is likely to array million
men in arms against each other, subtracting
many tines that number from productive indus.
|fv TO employ them in casting cannon. making
iasaer, charging shells, &c, &c. All these
Eust eat, and battle fields are not well adapted
. the growth OF food. We shall be disappoint.
% Europe does not afford us large market
hf breadstuffs before the end of the current
year.
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IAN TGk80AX kASTe April 1ysAs -
" tween EdWesd etass's, an1 AnifeW Dsas8stts, =
leusA Csanty. large brown pocket book, ssntainiaG
festyAve dollars n eash and large number Of v1oo-
bic papers, among which aFs:-
Check against Sheriff WilieH. Keishsbare. o5o0,
due time IN July next Receipt for soteo 1sSt
with r. r. Hughes for collections A. Rife a1d OsbesS,
between e5 and $500. ] Receipt for notes lsfs Win
for collection against Gale and others. between
Is and CO., Receipt for note left With same tef col
lection against Msihs.s Ihonpson. 800 principal
against Philip Ceonrod e80O, specse. Vote agAinst
same. $50 sundry notes and accounts len with Philip
Note against westfan q Lucky, about oa7S. with
small credit on IL. ! Note against too Of Messvs.
Longs $500. Vote Or account against 4. BTeckeFt
$3.50, due Last July about the 18th. Note against a.
Brockert. $3.50. Mortgage deed NSts -, of.
Williams. Note ei00, ?. .. Burt. ! Rssslps from
e. Long, for e1aO
Al persons are warned against purchasing any Of
these papers. viii rive sta al reward Sos the ~
Bursineton.
ap29-dAw1t 7 STAGE
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DIR. Bakers Specific.

This Is SAFE ana ceytuin Cure t0r Gonoryh0d Gleet
Mricfnre Seminal Weakness, Gh0rdee, Diseases OF
ne Kidneys ana Bladder, and al Diseases Of ne
Genitdl organs.
Reader, have you private disease? no not neglect
II. II you 60 to regular ply cian with your case you
peril your reputation. II you 60 TO advertising
quack you peril your health for life. Avoid both and
use DR.. Bakers Specific, which has saved thousand
upon thousandsf The hands Of the Merciess Quacks
II not from premature grave. With Dr. Bakers Spe.
chc you can cure yourself and prevent exposure, as
plain directions To- use acc, mpany the medicine.
~ Price u 50 per bottle
Prepared BY Dr.. Eastery, Of Third and Chest.
nut street, St. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
Sold by y. Il GAY and SuUIkES aLOSS, Druggists,
Burlington, and by Druggists generally. fsbl9
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D,,p LErrERs.-During the quarter which
.o.ed on the Sis. Of March last, the openers OF
a..s letters in the General Post Office found
asa which contained an aggregate Of tlO, 29e
=, III. quarter ending Sis, December the mum.
hs, Of letters was e,74s, with tl2,oS5; quarter
ending so,h September; 2,729 letters, covering
a, aa,. and quarter which closed 3Oth June
last 45,9 letters, with $2l,4sS. Total for the
80, - eos letters and e56,67S.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE,S
CELEBRATED FEMALE pTIIRi

Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, ~ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This wel-known medicine IL no imposition, hut sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc.
tons. from any whatever and although power
falremedy. they contain nothing hurtful the
sthution.
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited II will In . short time, bring On
the monthy period with regularity.
7Asss Fits Aacs ssger been knOsca 70 0 sAAers ~
directions ~ ~ ID page q pampAlss cay %.
served.
a. For full particulars, get pamphlet. hss, o
the agent.
N. B.-el and Q postage stamps enclosed TO an an
shsrised AGENT viii insure bottle, containing 70
pills, BY return OF mail.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(Lats !. o. Baldwin Col
Rochester, NY
Fer sale By
ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Wholesale and Retail
Dee ~ Daxhagtso, levA
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D.. Trevitt, Of Columbus, and formerly Score.
wrof State in Ohio, is now U. S. Consul at
ILpsraiso. He appears to have hard time of
bis new position. A battle between the
cains took place recently, and his house was
stasd With bullets from the guns Of the oppos.
i, forces. None Of his family were injured.
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PRovIsroNs-The Cincinnati Gazette of Fri.

PROvIsl0Ns.-The Cincinnati Gazette of Fri.
day contains the following
There was decidedly stronger feeling in the
Provision market to-day, on the part OF sellers
which. however, was not participated in to apy
extent, by the opposite side. The decline in
Bacon yesterday, showed that At low figures
buyers would operate freely, for all the good
stock to be had at 64as4 for Shoulders and
Sides. was taken up quickly, and at these figures
orders we're still in the market this morning. but
sellers Tell back upon 6zaSac, and after the
news from New Orleans they we're quite ipde-
pendent. come parties asking 7a9c at the close.
The quotations from the South are not of them.
selves calculated to stimulate matters much. for
the figures are still even with our currency; but
it is thought tina, the upward movement may
continue, now that it has been started after
some weeks OF depression and staguatiou.
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sisS. EASTERI.Y,S
Fever and Apua Ki11or

Fever anO Agu0 Killer.
This Medicine WtH cure Fever and Agae Dumb
A0Me, LhaAs aud Ferer, Intermittent and Remit.
tent Fsrers and eueryJ form Of Ferer incident 70 MS
We1t
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Ague
and Fever, first and foremost In rank stands
DIR. Easaerty's Fever and Ague Killer.
This medicine is a positive cure, both speedy and
permanent During the last five IL cured over
two hundred thousand cases, which has established ito
efficacy In all parts OF the the ONLY RELIABLE
RGMEDY for the Of these dist essing
II will also cure nlarg ment Of the Spleen Ague Cake,
etc. It's perfectly armess 10 the decate con.
stitution or tender infant Try 1t, We afflicted.
ea4 Price 81 per bottle, SIX bottles for IS
Prepared by Dr. tattery corner Of Third aud Chest
nut streets. II. Loiis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
Sud BY u. r. GAY and SQUIREs 4 BIZ OSS Drugeista
burt'optn~, ~ Druggists EentF rally. fybl9
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r.. r,obable connection Of Senator Douglas
-, n, lite convention At Harrisburg, is excit-
:, mich curiosity. The Pennsylvania asserts
~, he Senator was in Philadelphia at the time
r., yoru.y and his friends were preparing the
N md thu, he attended . private caucus
-as,. the character and objects OF the cause
"a III. convention were talked over and
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"Young man, do you know what relations
you custain in this world r said parson to
q young member Of the church.
aWhy, yes, sir," replied the hopeful con-
vert, II should think 20, two cousins and q
grandmother but ! don't intend to sustain
them much longer"
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The long looked for letter Of NJ. Bates Of
Missouri, which was sent TO the late meetine Of
old-lins wings 10 New York, has at last turn.
up. There Is no leaning towards the present
administration in Mr.. Bates letter, and be 10
very decidedly Of opinion that the old whig par
~ 10 - dead % door nail.
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n We are told BY those who have travel.
ID considerably during the last few weeks that
every body, including women and children, able
to hold . pillow, handle . epade and hoe or even
an OF gosd, are out improving the pleasant
weather. Such . plowing and planting and
sowing never was seen before in Iowa. We
ere likely to have a larger breadth of land cul-
.iv,led tbsa heretofore, and the work better
done BY far. The result will probably be
hesrI crop.
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,o,, New York, April 20.
FLOuR-Lower. Sales 900 bills at 81 s5aA5 a
Tor super state; IS s1G6 25 extra; IS S5Gl6 40 com
mon 10 good extra western, 46 X az 20 X OHIO
Canadian quiet at &6 40 az 40. Rye -four e3 750
40 Buckwheat -four duh at$l ESQ ~ 90 per 1870 lbs
WhEAT-Dul and heavy. eale3 small, S26ls5 fol-
Chicago spring. u So red winter.
RfE-Dull. Sales at s601s7.
BARLEY-Sales II, 600 bush Cal At 72.
CoRN-steady. sales $4,000 bush at So for mixed
western.
oATs-ouiet. Sales at 52@5s for State, Western and
Canadian.
&l2 80 for prime.
BAC0N-Quet.
CUT MEArs-Dull. 6's166 for shoulders. sN0s.
for hams. oNs'|s
LARD-Saes 100 bbIs at 1l2SMl1I
REEf-Prine mess l7n2l
BEEF HAMS-Steady at SIS lONl7 So
BUfTER-In moderate demand At sk611c for oh,o
1904 for State S'' A0' "'''0
CHEESE-Steady at 9AlO
WHIsAEf-Du. Sales at Q5kM26 ne
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NEW YORK DRY GooDs MARKEr.-The Dry
Goods trade is dull, although more improve
ment has been noticed since the fair weather
has made its appearance. Domestic goods gen.
orally have maintained their firmness. owing tn
the limited stocks on hand and the tendency of
the cotton market The stock of goods on
hand, as compared with last year, is very small.
sno II the consumption corresponds with that
OF last year, no important stock will exist at the
end OF the season. Heavy brown sheetings are
held hrmly at ST, six months, for the most pop-
nlar style; although some irregular makes are
selling at a less price. Bleached cotton. are in
demand, at about previous prices. Printing
cloths are firm, and many of the mills are vet
engaged ON orders yet to mature. Woolens are
dull the season being too much advanced to
admit of large demand. The trade from the
south and southwest, AS well as the near by
business, has been quite satisfactory, but that
OF the west has disappointed many, but with
good crops, she may in the fall require great
many goods.-New York Eve. Post. Goth,
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The Best sewing Machine now 4,

Ahe Besa sewing Machine NOW In
Market Il Woods Patent.
Which IL 30 simple, that mere child can operate il.
and experience in the use Of Sewing Machines demon.
srates that this Machine il liable to ret out Of
order than any other Sew ng Machine now before the
public.
The Rev. Robert G. Williams, Of Woodbury., Conn.
says AFTER an examination Of every other kind OF
Sewing Machines, was fully convinced yours il the
best. and almost use ii for some time In.
more than realized my expectations, for know there
IL no other machine that will, with little trouble.
perform go much and many different kinds of work
planter says: II used to employ thu ZEE or four
hands in making clothes for the rest but since pur
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine. one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation while NV wife
uses It for making nearly all tie clothes OF the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every three
months.
WHITNEY : LYONS, Proprie.ors.
ncc, $40 Broadway, New York.
ORViLLE LEONERD, General Agent, 81 Cla-k At.
0nI-oeo mar-1md
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Ihe Great Dv q w baCk to persons emiRr ating
to the extreme south western country 4, the
they have Of the Fever and Aguethe most direul Of
al diseases Every day We hear Of persons attacked by
TINS disease and made helpless in short time with ut
any means OF afording relief In view Of the great
demand for remedy, Or. ostetter has presented his
celebrated Bitters," whose curative powers for all
diseases Of the stomach have been universally acknow-
iedged The "Bitters," prepared afte. long expert.
ence ard deep study have received the encom.ums
the most eminent physicians, as well as all classes.
from every part Of cur country. To those who doubt
their many virtues, all can say 10 to try them an
judge for themselves, respectively.
See advertisement in another column
For sas BY Druggists ana dealers generally everv.
where. s e'eiJ
april -bp1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS LINZ axAa.S

AAALA'3 LUN6 R4ALNAMe
Physicians will H. whv Is it not safe for the PEG.
Pleg The medicine to which refer IL "Dr Hairs Bal
sam for the Lungs" have prescribed 1t In . Iargs
number Of cases, and dlroys .ciA smcc<ss one case
~ particular, to which wish to refer, was oicen
up by seceraI hyscidns Who had been called in con-
sntaton. The patient had al ne symptoaas cf CON.
Nmed consumption such cold nj. hit sweats hectic
fever, harrAssng cough, with continued pain in the
1000 Of the 'igt lang, attended with severe diarrh.
he commenced Immediately get better BY the use Of
the above named medicine, and was coon ressored to
Ssu01 Aedlthi have also found Dr.. Halls B.lssm the
n'oa cdIuatls epectordnt for akng up distressing
coughs and colds that have ever used
- w. D. WRIGHT, M D.
Cincinnati Nov. 2, 1s49
has balsam for the Lungs is sold by all Druggists
ana Dy agents In every town In the country.
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u Very heavy rains fell in Ohio and Indiana
apnng the latter part Of last week, so heavy 40
TO mise all the streams and put farm labor back
Il least ten DAYS.
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DRATH or Ex.GovERxoR BoUCK.-Ex.G Gov
Bouck died at bis residence 10 6choharie County
on Tussday morning, 10th inst, aged seventy
three years and three montha
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softenng the gums, reducing all inHammation-wii
aiay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action and 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS
Depend upon It, mothers,it will give rest your.
RELIEF AND HEALTH 70 your INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over emf
years, and CAa SAY, IN CON HDkHcE AxD TRUTH Of IT,
what We have never been = able SAY OF any other
medicine-NEvER mas 1T FAILED, IN A SIN.
GLE INSTANCE, TO IF FEET CURE, shen
timely used. Never did We know An Instance Of
dissatisfaction by any whs used It, On the con-
trary, all delighted with its operations. and
speak In terms Of highest commentator Of ma
gicAl effects and medical virtues. We speak In this
matter "wHAr VIZ DO :. kxow," after ten years'
experience, AND PLEDGE = oUR RKPCTATiOh ron Tns
rULTiLMKNT o. WHAT We 2 HKRR DsC1ARR In almost
every instance where the in FAINT Is suffering from
pain and exhaustion, re lief will he found In ten or
fifteen minutes after the syrup 10 administered.
This valuable prepare tion 10 the prescription OF
one Of the most EXPERT + ENCED ana sKiLLTUL
NURSES In New England, : and has been used with
THOUSANDS or CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but In.
vigOrAes The stomach and bowels, acidity,
and gives tone and energy q 70 TIC whole systsm It
" GRIPPING in THE BOWELS, AND
and overcome convuls,ans which i mot speedily rem.
edied end In death. We 0believe II the p.sr and
sUnEsr RnMKDS = wonIp, In all cases Of
DYsENTERY AND DlAR !. RIGA In CHILDREN
vheth.r u arises from ~tsc'hne. Or from any 9th.
er cause. We would say Zto every mother Who has
q child suffering from any of the foregoing com.
plAints-Do NOT LIT Toua PHEJuDicHs, son fHB Pas.
: pscEs OF oInfns, stand = between your sufferanv
child and the relief thati will be eukE-yes. An.
SOLUTELY SURE to foil lev the use Of tia meal,
cine, " timely used zulu directions for usiuR viii
accompany each botlls.N " None genuine un,rs. IN.
fac smile OF CURTIS r PERKiNS. New York. 4
on che outside wrapper.
sold ~ Drugsis.s throu| q ont the world.
Principal Once, Neil - Cedar st. New York.
Dold In Chicago, ~ BOLLks, SIXTH CO.
JaA7bDlyds
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rs Deputy Marshal AcRas and four citisena
:. v.;,6eld county, Geo, were arrested ct Sa.
.,.h an the 18th Of April, ct Tho suit Of Mr..
: I. Lamar, on charge Of unlawfuly car
.vay his property-viz: the negroes Of
w.,aerer. The parties were held in bail.
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WnsassAss DsaIeSs u 0onYss = Rnney
- 0gDo0g1gAFu
| ID JRHYEneON nTRIHT. n
| AAvk yvgf noCovED, - ~ - Ssshe &c.
| IL q the Low - nasA9 pasep. - g ~ 49,
nd nest eo9Dsss sssee ~ Deoess oDl Sons1 0se.l
osrls.. ssst'ss 49, - dtaAa, stss 6sseas . "
4 lsspsssisa ssssoas - Ss,sss : rs,s,ss.,v -.
oar ssses Csusssss - u-srs. ~s' saC
loo eaeas Psins ~ end LAgayss osGss u - II,
30 {. aoS 10 5 cssdiss, q 49, aaad 49, aeal
% Isls 1alshss's crushed, pesa ~ Is0 s.eass ~
g Melsssss, vartoas 6sasds; n
10 Nsv Yssk oosssa eyssp, ii I'll h1uht TIL
DOG Doxss Tobacco. varsss bssads
2 Gre Go svtns ana Aads1ssaS. =. y N -;
% Bills, NalD, eesersed; e f.4sf .8 nHHfTV aHE
iso 6ozss Layer sn1 =. !. Rsissss I'LL s@A4H E !
. = ssis .esl.r:Eis o.lps.,s o. ~; III
.St p,ckisd and 100 sszs osalsA HseEiae
10 3. 5lss. Jars and 1sasks; e II II M 80.
2. nsss and 1oxes 0 aeda;
!, CASTLE. osrnan shsnlsal. wlaAsss, sAsvsae -
ohs..s s., sHS 3, ssa wsssr pse and
pS Ssss.;p !. rr.,S. liaA 4rz
stswarts are Caedles; 8s44b 8ntEH.41 s&
Irssh Peaches. s.ravs.rr,.. ana -....... !. 49,.
"a o1s... "a'saps' Worcestershire Seass SaslsscA
Spices OF ALL klNss.
0hee Blocking and Brushes; -
bidvsll's Btamincas Axle Grsass-A p~v th,v.
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS. AND SUPESlORE
QUALITY. a3ij I---I
g. C5eARs .N s.MEAT VARIETY. 4
our line Of business. y 8alE. api1hnS
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co1p IN BuRLlSorox.-ws saw, yesterday,
-. very handsome grains Of gold, which we're
,.noa in stone, on the river bank, just above
:. ,;,v. The stone vas Clipped from boulder
. -. bluff.
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eEThe Marietta Express says that the re.
por,, in the papers, Of fraudulent issue of Mar.
shall county bonds to the amount of SOL 900 10
itself q fraud. No such issue has been discov-
.,ed