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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

ERUIT CANS, FRUIT CANS.-J0HN T.
J. CREIG HT0N, at No. So, King street,
has on hand Fruit Cans OF two kinds, (ct "hich
he dos. nat claim I, be- bs nr.D'or, n. hat bslongs
m o"oiLsr,) hut which he will warrant 10 be equal
in every particular, if not superior TO any Can in
the market, and at ~ low prces. He is expecting
daily from New York supply, which, in addition
To his former stock will enable him 10 I'LL any or
drr- he NAV be favored with. my IS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
BONDS FOR SALE!
pANGE ALEXANDRIA 81 per cent. Bonds
Do Do 8" do
HANASSAS GAP RAILROAD 40

1nAA<.S~
For sale by hume
jel1-tf
rOTIcE.-The highest market price psid iof
~ old Scrap Iron, Wrought and Cast Rags
Roma. Copper, Brass, Lead, Zinc, Bones &c:
A"Po' Nopp'' j. W. KENT / CO.,
cor. Union and Duke sts.' or No. ~ o"'on-s'-
sep 20-f -----.----
V,HE SUBSCRIBER wishes to purchase arg rg;I
lot Of Cotton or Linen ,ior ""''u 10
NV in cash the highest market prices ,
]. r.. McGRAW. Upper end OF hfngs|
r.y 4-dtIuly2a
IrST RECEIVED another supply vi sihn %,
.. EXTENSION HOPED SKIRTS. which vii,
=. add At the yery loS price of $50 Cult S"a
ret oas, as haze only fss on h."a 1, y;o,s
;sss C. c. BERRY, No: :. k,"g<.:
A NEW ARRIyAL.-i0 dozsa THUMB o.. o.
A every description. fer sals = DO. n ,, my
-ess [dso ~ ". r. FAOSs||
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

CPRING AND SUMNER SUPPLIES VI
- GENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE GOODS.
4. >. ROBINSON.
NpRCuANT TAILOR No South ROYAL ST

~
4. ) ROBINSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 8 South Royal ST.,
Has lust opened L splendid assortment Of GOODS
in his line, embracing everything necessary i"r w
full equipment OF gentlemen, W the most iashi"n-
able suits. Also, SHIRTS. COLLARS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, NECK TIES, a.. HAVING h"u2htio tor
cash, and greatly reduced his expenses. he - PIE
pared " furnish his CASH customers With all srti-
Giles 10 HE line, Al the very lowest hguIss. All
orders will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Don't forget the numbers South Royal street
k1s~ Persons ia want ot floods III bis line, are
respectfully urged {" give him call IL in OF, make,
quality and price, lac challenge comparison With
any house in this or any other city ar
DROADwAY, Mem YoEk, OR Ming STREET
d ALg1ASpRIA. YA.-The former the lead OF
the fashion Of New York, and the latter oil our
good old town. Alrxsndris. broadway, y. lO!k,
displaying the novelties OF London, Paris, and our
own American fashions, and SchoolheIr Bro,
Of the latter place, los Ming street. Thus CON
prising the fashions Of the world into one s'tHb
lshnent in that now particular branch Oi hu,in,s',
the Clothing Trade. Ii will be gratifying To The
public 20 select their own doors. near at home,
and with little or expense. the same good. tor
which they would have 10 20 OF SEN abroad tor
their supplies, and even pay more at the larger
cities than right at home, Oi the old established
house. They receiving now, and continue {"
receive during the season, weekly, Yes daily, from
their own manufacturing establishments nj the
North. all the novelty, soon H. thu! make Their
appearance to which they invite the attention OF
their friends and customers. in Mems, Boy, aud
Children's CLOlHING. Also G.nilcmcn's fur-
pi.hing Goods. small prohts and quick -al,.,
not To be outdone, aud entire satisfaction, j. the
motto OF the House Call early, you will not
gret il. Remember well.
SCHOOLHERR BRO,
l0s King st., doors below the Marshall liou.c,
Alexandria, Va. NH I.-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04
JARVIS ISLAND GUANO.

JARVIS ISLAND GUANO.
WE offer Tor sale IL mall cargo 81 this u AM
w iu.t landed from Schr. West WIND. IL mas
been recently imported by the American "uan1
Co,,,py fr.m their Island in the Pacific, aud
i. r.urcsented to be valuable fertilizer We re-
commend it to the attention of our farmers
FOWLE & co.
DOBINSUN'S MANIPULATED GuANo-l
II, have taken the Agency OF tins valuable
GIANU. and now have On hand full supply put
up in strong bags.
Its warranted equal to any in the country, and
will he sold at currC<It rates. -
wiz JAMES c. NEVETT,
NH opposite Pioneer Mills.
HXCELSIuR DEBURG.-l have now IN Store
r. full supply Of this popular MAN fh' con
tanning g per cent. .a""'""'"' ""H - per 'sm
ROM Pho.phntr If Limr. A. crop grower shd
fertilizer, il is unsurpassed. ,.,rr
JAMES C. NENETT,
NH Sole Agent for Alexandra
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HAVE IN STORE, and offer for sale, upon
IL the best terms
500 bills No EASTERN HERRING
275 ALEWIVES
n b. We desire to call particular attention to
our large stock of FISH, have made ar
ranrements which will enable to offer great in
ducement- my II
V,HIS DAY LANDING, from schr. Fleetwood,
i to which We invite attention
10 hhds. s H. SYRUP
% bags Prime RIO COFFEE
So boxes CASTLE SOAP.
GRAY, MILLER 4 CO..
Is Corner King Roya'-t
bakers TOBACCO-kNOX BRO. sole
ID agents, have on hand and will be receiving
during the full supply Of this most choice
TOBACCO, consisting i'll part OF the following
.rand.-Gold Leaf. joy to the World, and Baker.
fiyr-. ye IL
eOO BBLS, FLOUR for sale, consisting of
CUU Family, Extra. AMI super OF various
brands also in store and for -alc Country Sap,
Lard. Alewives, and Es-tPort Herring.
je IL Z. ENGLISH BRO.
MILL FEED 600 bushels Brown stuff, ship
vi stun. AMI heavy Ground FSci. for sale by
iels WHEAT & BRO.
HDINBURG PALE ALE. i'll stone jugs. Ju.i
IL received and for sale 10y
ie2 MARSHALL 4 WARD.
ElSH.--2OO bbl- Newfoundland No. Herring
i and Alewives. for sale by
Is T. A. RREwIs.
A Lot OF PRIME COUNTRY HAMS. just
n received, and tor sale by
j. 90 T. ENGLISH 4 BRO.
M re rel, for f.~ ale by NV ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

, kegs Rough and Ready do; IS boxes me
dium do 10 hbls. and eases Smoking Tobacco; 81
boxes Scotch Snuff; 5 bbls. do. do; 10 kegs loose
do 20 jars Rappee do; also. large stock of Sc
CARS. We have bought our Tobacco, Segars
&C., on the most favorable term. W. invite an
examination of our stock rs We will sell a. low rs
can be bought here or Baltimore.
J. II. McVEIGH / son.
NH IL Prince street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

n and Statesman, their .SPRiNG Supplies
of GROCERIES,, to which they invite attention.
We maine in part
30 hbl>. Refined Sugar
20 hhd- New Orleans and Cuba Sugar
10 MolaSse-
20 bbls New Orleans Moasses
20 Portland Syrup
loo bags Rio, Lsguyra, and Java Coffee
loo boxes Adamantine Candles
30 Mould
81 " Starch: 100 bags assorted Shot; Grain
PEPPER; Painted Buckets; Jute Rope: Super. Carb
Soda: Backing: Race Ginger Corn Brooms; Wrap
ping Paper Matches Brown Soap; Bar Lead AS
sorted Candy; Mace; Alum; Copperas; &c, &C.
NH %
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

TUST RECEIVED
u 40 buxe. Oranges aud 40 do. Lemons
90 do Raisins. in fine order
bale Buffo Almonds
,a.k prunes and do. Ginger
dozen boxes Sardines
r;ih.r,s Cream Nuts. Walnus, and fecans
20 small drums Figs. tor Family use
Also, few nue Singing CANARlES. Also
a fin, assortment of japan Cages, which J oner
f,r sale n. los AZ any other establishment 10 th'
city. Country Merchant. will do well t" call upon
IN. before buying anywhere el.e;
"' C. SCHAFER, Confectioner,
my21 No. North Fairfax st., Aisxs, W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-04

~ NhHI'DeTT! H" y Nv" I'1"Vh"cTT!
do: % do Madcris Wine: 90 do. Old Por, do: %
10. Pale and Brown Sherry do; 10 do. Muscut do"
20 do Sweet Malaga do: 10 baskets Champagne
lo.: - bb. Swan Gn % do. n. +. Rum also, Il
large stock of fine bottle LIQUORS, which We
offer IL the trade at lowest market prices.
j. II. McNEIGH 4 son,
NH IL Prince street Wharf
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r. A. BREWIS

Is NOW RECEIVING PER SCHOoNEkS
| Mott Bedell, and Fairfax. from New York, and
Propeller j. Jerome, from Philadelphia. II large
aud we'll selected stock of GROtkE IFS amt
LIQEORN, which he offers 10 the public AT the
very lowest cash prices, consisting III part ~ fol
lows, viz
20 hhds. New Orleans Sugar
20 aud ticrces Molasses
- hbl. New Orleans MoluSses
50 Crushed. GRADUATED, Powdered, and
Loaf Sugars
100 bag. Rio, Laguyra, Java. and Mocha Coffee
50 chests Black, Young ly.on, and Gun
powder Teas
100 boxes Adamantine Candles
81 Mould do
81 Starch
% bhls. Vinegar
, fierce. Rice. &c NH lS-6m
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

,s--.sz*- n. 80 ~ q d. Q
AnI.e eas =. =. s.s >. "A y IIl.
saemeel.s. ney n..oW e. an 80 s1 80.
sn MpAe9 sns1 n. .ss s.ea0e0 se4s -. ], 80
To- &. snas aer sse9ln9 ssAlsemsn -. lscOn y
.ney oeOi.Fe mn rum Ouly eWe.ts suom -
tnas oifecsaon tnas tney cannot ~ tnis Ny
Oompee WAN ne oWiis progress o. we Nofsn'
snae sney .ase neas0ef she terfisory NOR
sne popalas'on Wuiens unoef tneaf present
system, can eitnef restore snear Iost eupts-
macy or even enable tnem t0hold their own:
Inns = contested On AZ sides. Ins cnie,s q
me save power. therefore, are turning taeiT
attention 70 the reopening Of the slave trade
ior the increase OF their hbOflng Popuiasaon,
ana TO the acquisition OF new territory = tne
means OF securing new States,
Il y even supposed ~ many tnas me gram
growing states may invof tne renewal O. We
African sranc, because the present nign
price OF slaves operates omadvantageousty
Tor their agr,cuitore. bus are nos "a sneee
schemes ana ropes OF the SCUM doomed g
utter dleaepointmens Cen tne mPolsa-
tons OF the slave-traoe matcn tne grown q
the Tree Noftn, ana the lmmigranon Wnicn
the Free states receive. Inc ldea y P!epos-
ferrous win the TRADE open ana cnerlsne0,
mcooid scarcely proiong the conses9s 81 - n
cnange the result AGAIN WneIe VIII tns
south nno territory wn1cn n0rsnern Snl-
grafton wili mot oserrun Inc Alssourl U ON
promise exlsts no longer; nor can 80 save
power ne0ge itselI f0uno VIA ny s1Ou -
ieneee again. Dos suppose y wele pOssl1 :.s
sns. the SCUM conlo MI lts aerrn ~ .i.a
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27
POLITICAL.
Circular of the Republican National
COMMITTEES.

The Republican National Committee at
their meeting recently held at Albany, n. Y,
issued the following Circular to their Repub.
lican trends throughout the Union:
8 In the judgment Of the undersigned mem-
bers of the Republican National Commit
tee, the time has arrived for consultation and
preliminary action in regard to the approach
ing struggle for the Presidency, and they beg
therefore to call your attention to the sug-
gestions which follow. The Republican party
hadits origin in the obvious necessity for
resistance to the aggressions OF the slave
power, and maintaining for the states res
pectiyely, their reserved rights and severe
sgnties. In the contest of 1856, by the pre-
ekntation and advocacy ofthe trne science Of
government, it laid the foundation Of o per-
mahent political organization, though il did
not get possession of the power to enforce it's
principles. When the result, adverse to it's
efforts and its hopes, was decla: ed, it effect
edly acquiesced, giving to the victor, for the
sake OF the country, its best wishes for an
honest and fair administration of the govern.
ment
81 How far Mr. Buchanan's administration
has realized these wishes, is now patent to
the world. With the executive power OF the
Government in his hands, his administration
has failed in every respect to meet the expcc
tations Of the people, and has presented the
most humiliating spectacle Of corruption, ex-
trasagance, imbecility, Iecklessness and bro
ken faith. So apparent 10 this, even to our
opponents, that the so-called democratic or
gasization, always distinguished for its dis
cipine, and party fidelity, 10 utterly demon
allied and distracted, without any recognized
Of accepted party principles and threatened
with disruption BY the rival aspirations and
struggles Of ito leading partilanS. While
the Administration has been thus faithless to
thd interests Of the country, and has thus
disbrganixed the party which placed it in
power, the Republican party has been con-
stahtly mindful Of the great public necessity
wt&ch called it into existence, and faithful to
tho fundamental principles upon which it
wal erected. Experience has only served TO
Strengthen the conviction OF its absolute ne
ce8ity, in the. reformation Of the National
and OF the wisdom and justice
Of fs purpose and aims.
4, Although some OF the exciting incidents OF
tho election of 1856 have been partially dis
poied Of by tie energy, enterprise and yasor
il free people, the duty Of Republicans to
adhere to their principles, rs enacted at Phil
lddlphia, and to labor FOR their establishment,
saS never more pressing than ct this moment.
The attitude Of the slave power Is persistent |
y tnsolent and aggressive. Ii demands Of
he country much more than it has demanded /
hitherto. IL il not content with the absolute
,oItrol Of the Northern Government; mot
,o4tsnt with tho dispensation Of the donors
M oVnn law ana oe Hh< NJ
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27
The millennium Arrived.
From Alps to Adriatic

The Millennium Arrived
From Alps to Adriatic 7
Now Italy is free.
Though not quite democratic
As she may wish to be;
In Venice though remaining,
81 The Kaiser keeps 8 throne;
The Pope new name gaining,
And holding still his own.
All Europe's flaws are mended,
And France has won renOwn;
All quarrels are we'll ended,
So We shall settle down.
Tie master of the regions
That lie next Britain's land,
Will have no work for legons,
Which he'll, OF course, disband.
All sorts of swords and sabres
To ploughsha.es we shall turn,
Because our good French neighbors
War will no longer learn.
All guns, now Discords stifed,
And Peace prevails at last,
Instead of being rifled,
For boilers will be cast.
No national defences
Requiring for our shores,
To pay their past expenses
Well sell off all our stores,
Avoiding new taxation;
Hope told a hattering tale:
Oh, fond lima ginatioD!
How very like a whale!
\ PuLcL.
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Mr.. IA WooDwARn: - -
To All to Whom it NAV Concern

AM tne inventor OF new and useful iInpro yemc n,
10 smut Machines which RICH; secured TO me by
letters patent bearing date goth oc 1851 and there
are certain parties manufacturing machines ana uslns
w improvements: This y TO notify all persons who
each and every person, who nfrlnges my rights re-
sronslne ior al such infringemenss and vim . their
NoE 80. - sne yanany o. my patent.
Noa Part ~ what claim ~ my invention u the
securing Device formed Of the heater attached 10 The
Cylindrical scres, in combination with the securing
pAte and cylinder, formed Of series OF rings placed
one over the other. further claim tAs adjusslble
screens placed M the chamber and arranged relatively
wh the IAN, whereby the ehsas and lighter and inferior
grain may, when Of sufficient values discharge from the
machine separately, and In . clean state, or, When
allowed 70 pass into the fan boz TO be elected
1ereffom with the Amer and lighter foreign snbstancss
This II part Of what claim In the summary to nv
patent The above notice viii, hope. b sucisnt thA
none mag claim ignofAnce Of my right. 8
4 word TO the vlas Y SUFFICIENT. @
Mavah ~ 80 JnNN A. WONnWApM s
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J. Il. TAYLOR. = 5. TAILOR
J. II. TAYLOR & co.
Wholesale Dealers I'm staple & Fancy
Groceries.
IL --- JEFFERSON STREET. IL
Lave JUST RECEIVED, and now ODER to the trade,
IL at the LOWEST market rates, one Of the largest
and most complete stocks Of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries entirely neo and frssh, brought 70 this
An Inspection Of goods aud prices s respectfully So.
licited.
100 Sacks Prime Rio and Lagayra coffee;
40 u Chests Assorted Teas;
$50 ., 6 and 10 b Caddies, do
% Hhds Prime and Fair Sugars;
30 Bbls Belcher's crushed pow'd and Leaf Sugars
10 New York Golden SYRUP
.12 Tierces Prime Rice;
200 Boxes Tobacco, various brands;
% Gro Goodwins and Anierson's, do, in Tin foil:
SO Bbls, Nuts assorted; e.
IS u Bills French Prunes;
$50 Boxes Layer and NJ. Il, RasinE
$50 Drums Fresh Figs;
20 y Bbls Maekerel-l5 Quiptals Cod Eish;
20 u " Picked and loo Boxes Scaled Herring:
200 Kegs Nails, assorted; .l@
100 Boxes Window Glass assorted:
loo Glass Jars and Fasks;
so Kegs and Boxes q Soda;
IS Boxes Saieratus;
CASTLE. German chemical, Windsor, Shaving and
Toilet Soaps, in great variety.
Chinese Fire Crackers;
Cofdage m Irvine, yar1us kinds:
Philadelphia Pearl starch;
Stewards pure Candies;
Sl.eed Almonds
Fresh Peaches, Strawberries and Tomatoes In Cans:
Pickles, Gatsnps, Worcestershire Sauce, Sardines
and Oysters;
SPICES OF ALL KNEES
Shoe Backing and Brushes;
Bidwells Bituminoos Axle Grease-A new thug.
LIQUORS OF ALL KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
CIGARS IN GREAT VARIETY.
And general assortment Of almost every thing kept
our nne OF business. apl4bp
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

ssnn q rlayory, oe 1on6nh ffiioae poaitieians
- $500 ~ 1oNoe .eho establishment and
nroeeotion of elavery ii the Territoeies b. act
Sc Cunersss, and the revival Of the Affieaa
slave trade.
Upon no organisation except shas 81 the
Republican party ean the country rely for
successful resistance 70 these monstroue prop
ositisns, and for the correction If the gross
abusss which have characterized the present
National Administration. Its the duty, then,
Of al patriotic men, who wish for the estab-
lishment of Republican principles and meas.
ures in the administration Of the National
Government, to aid in perfeCting and
strengthening this organisation for the COM
ing struggle There 10 mush to DO done in
yolving earnest labor and the expenditure Of
time and money. There should be-
First@A thorough understanding and I'M
terc6ange Of sentiment and vieWe between
the Republicans Of every section Of the
country.
Second-An effective orgaization Of the
Republican voters of each State, county and
town.so that the party may know its strength
and its deficiencies, ito power and it, needs.
before they engage in the Presidential strug-
gle.
Third The circulation of we'll considered
documents, making clear the position Of the
Republican party, and exposing the danger
ous character ofthe principles and policy OF
the Administration.
Fourth-Public addresses in localities
where they are desired and needed, by able
champions Of the Republican cause.
Fifth-A large and general increase Of the
circulation Of Republican journals through
out the country.
To give practical effect to these suggestions
an adequate amount Of money will be requir
ed, for the legal and faithful expenditure OF
which the undersigned will hold themselves
responsible. The vast patronage of the Fed
| eral Government will be welded against NJ,
to which we can oppose nothing but earnest
and Efficient devotion to the Republican
cause, and the voluntary offerings Of our Re.
publican friends.
In conclusion, the undersigned may be per-
mitted to express their opinion that the signs
of the times IRE suspicious for the Republic
can party, and thatin their judgment discreet
and patriotic action throughout the C0nfed-
eracy, promises to secure Republican VIC
tory in 1860. Unwilling, however. to en-
courage hopes which may de disappointed,
and to place their appeals for aid and CO.
operation upon the assurance Of success in the
contest that is approaching, the undersigned
are constrained to say that they rely most
confidently upon the patriotism and zeal of
their Republican brethren for such and and
CO operation; meanwhile We have the HON
or to be very respectfully your obedient ser-
wants
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

An Englishman dropped into restaurant .
few days since, and made hearty meal, in
tending to top off with piece Of pie. Upon
tasting the pie, he found it to be cold, and
calling the waiter, he said to him, "Take this
pie to the fire and eat it." His CONSERVATION
was great when Sambo walked to the fire and
quietly devoured the pie
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27
Hartford Sire Insurance Comnanv

Hartford Fire Insurance Company.
C0sh Capital and surplus S7DS. 600.
THIS, the oldest Insurance Company in the United
States, doing business in the West, continues TO
Insure DaceAtn0s Merchandise, and Ndnufactures ct
prices 70 low ~ ssme risks taken by other RELI-
ABLE COMPANIES. Particular inducements are Of.
iered 70 Farmers to insure their Dwellings and Barns
in this Company for term Of ysars 40 they can do
% Ct less rates than can be done Mutual
without mourning the liability of paying the debts OF
the Company.
L. II. SHEPARD. Agent.
Once over Banking House OF Cook Baxter, Bur.
ngton, Iowa. sb2s.bntf
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T. d. CROKER

(senior partner Of late nrm Croker Dro.)
Attorney Il Councillor AT Law,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
MILL attend promptly TO Collection OF Debts,
w Land Agencies, Discounting Notes, aud al other
business Of his profession.
OEvICB-Over Coolbaugh Brooks Bank corner Jsf
ant Main SITS. IjUlv X.bDv
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Teeth Extracted without Pain |!

nRS. BRONSON McCsbll. - raa
IL LONAs Corner of Jefferson and kRSr&E&ES
Third Stree its, are now prepared TO ex- UH A2%A
tract teeth without pain, having pro- AIIy
cured the latest improved Intercollegiate Instru-
ment superior to any heretofore introduced for that
purpose.
~ Teeth filled, and full and partial sets. Of
teeth inserted on the atmospheric principle. All
operatonsi in dentistry skfuiy performed and war
nted. fier2s
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'lgned. ~
E. D. Morgan, N. Y.
VIM. H. Chase, r. l. --
Joseph Bartlett, Maine.
. Geo. G. Fogg, N. Y.
yno. G. Goodrich, Mass.
Lawrence Brainard, vt
Gideon Wells, Conn.
James N. Sherman, N. ].
Thos. Williams, Pal
; E. d. Williams, Del. a. .se.
Geo. Harris, Md.
Alfred Caldwell, w.
Cassius NJ. Clay, Ky,
O. N. Schoolfield, Tenn.
Thos. Spooner, Ohie.
~" Norman B. Judd, Ill.
Jas. Richie. Ind,
Zach. Chandler, Mich.
And. J. Stevens, Iowa.
Jno. N. Tweedy, Wis,
Cornslious Cole, Cal.
n. 4. Conway, Kansas.
Lewis Clephand, D. G.
Asa s. Jones, No.
Alex. Ramsay, Mimi.
Republican National Commute,
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~ oD ossioa:ss .15.a ~ .s' 49,
H. aass $1,000
lotk M. 10000
NfeouRi ats ID as I, s.l fl. 10000
WIeeonssn, 48a Nafs 5000
NfSAiann. 1000
IpdifSa 5000
Ola 5000
Kansaa. 5000
N1Nraska 5000
Ninnneoo1s. ~ 1900
~ 49, $500 nerAnxa isse 9OOO
~ F',''s t3as.eh 49,
.as TIL. $4,000
or 49, rpnmhar. mariana thu odd two
thoueand were wen aud children; che Yesi.
an usen rairlv ethAlstic s1lervef;r and n
Hh.re cfi;lS 1900 drsama az and
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For Exchange.
II HAVE GOOD IMPROvED unim-
y proved City Property In Burlington, which I would
like to exchange for Good Improved Farm within Q
few miles Of Burlington.
Please inquire Of the undersigned.
~ d. REMICK.
Burlington, Aug ~ d&w3m
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The chicago Hide & Leather Company
SUCCESSORS TO w. 8. GURNEE,
472 " Ellis STR 4 Il T.,
CHICAGO.
CHAs. @. CHASE, sec'y. W. s. GURNEE, Pres't.
". R. HING, 4up't.
Sales to the Trade only. o. iunQ-bp6m