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d. l.. WIGHTMAN, sheriff
JOHN CRoWgLL. Plh's AttN mR6rd2a3
GHERIFF ~ SPECIAL MASTEK5S

GHHNINH a bTNUIAI MAbINR'S
~ SALE,-PuTsuant 70 the command OF an rrder uf
sale sued from the Court of Common Pleas OF Cuyahuga
Cuunty, at the suit of Henry Chamberlain pu tiif VI
George Harding Deiendaut 10 directed shall uleT
Tor sale at Public Auotun ut the door Of the Court House
(couer Of Seueca and Chump0n stTeets) the Ctv OF
Cleveland in said County, on The 4h day of June 1882
at II O'Clock NJ. of said day tho following described lands
ana tepemeus, to wit Situate Ia BROOKLYN township and
rs known as city lots Nos 81 aud 50 IN stones suhli-
vEion OF part Of original lot No &C. In Ohio CITY and
situated On washington street. being each 90 and
and IA deDth together with all the heradH
m6nts aud app euaCces thoreuntO belonging but subject
70 all streets and highways Lot 81 appraised $3.50 Lot
SO appraised at $3.50
ID. l.. WIGHTMAN
SheriifRnd Special Master Com'r
IALMEM . AMAMLM. Elm AlLN-n mnnALl
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Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure in announcing that thrN
have invented must important instrument for the
tha dis 1t has been subjected to by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris Philadelphia
New York 1t has been declared the only useful st
mBut uYen ed for the Of Seminal weakness
ay disease caused by the secret habits Of youth rICe
$40 by mail OF express.
SrtB,7Dr. AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
selves that in any m2ts ot lhs instrument pledge them
tory after fair trial. the MOTIF 5 PluEe
turning the instrument In good order '''u"ou Wy lo
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BUFFII0, TLETEI1ND and TiIICIG0 LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFsr@AzA
" Lake Navigation, the PrOpTetOrs q kAdVEnN
of this Line will put upon tie route rom Naa. -
Buffalo to ChicBeu frst-gluss
l SeIow Steamers. OF great strnngth and speed,
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Read what DR. Bushnell sa, 81 the GraefenbrB NJ
cines nr n phy sician Of extensive practice and
Of the most successful In the county (TrumbulD la WIN
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" This certifes that have used the gtaefenberg PIN
and Marshalls Cn'holicon, sold here by II johnson
IN ny practice 10 my ene Satisfaction They nre good
medicines Dr g. w, BUSHNELL
Hartford Trumbun Co.. O March I 1851
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
AZ Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo, Cleveland, Co
uIuhus Cincinnati, Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
anl PittShuTgl Railrogda.
"a tSnlal With hacks 10 thagriu Fals, SC.
AZ Nluntup wih hacks for Rayeuna, &c
.At Braoeyllla with hacks 10 Newton Falls, &c.
AT Wareu with hacks TO Sharon, Greenfield, mUadyills,
Blnum6Cld Canfeld, kc
AT Youngstown, with stages for New Castle Poland
Losel, an, Enon valley aut thence by 3 r. W. &C h.
CHAs l. RHODES supt
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II sjirull to fancy more awkward stitch than this
This is called double thread stitch" OF course the
thread which lies co,ed SO curiousy on the lower side Of
the cloth uGt add to the strength of the thread Which
plssss through and holds the cloth together but simply
erges to aston The single thread which take the stitch
This also IS single thrend stitch That the Grover and
ake 'Ch uHfHVels really shown bY the above cut
But It iOnd he sel that when fastened tins stitch is
latiC and fO~ many burp0srs valuable stitch That
very complicated cuntriynnce is required TO take the
Hr0yor Baker SUch IS quite apparent Hence its great
liability to get uut OF order.
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COUNTRY lNNALIDS.
Persons in any Of the world may be success
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines Sc
Address Dr.. AMOS & SON, corner Main and OuRy-Stg
RuilIlu N. V xvii
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An the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo. Chicago Columbus, Cincinnati, St.
Louis, Sc and all the trains gong Eastward connect at
Dukirk with tho trains OF the New York Erie Railroad,
AMI al Bufala with these tho New York Central and
Buffalo and New York Erie RatToads
H. NOTTINGHAM. Rupt.
Cleveland, Anil Ith, 1850 upr2
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78 RIVER srREET,. ..,......o CLEVELAND, OHIO
MlNUFAcrURBRs or
Alcohol Burning FLUID, Pure Spirits, Cologne
Spiras and WhiSktes.
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Drn @oo0s

CORSETS-A NEW ARRIVAL of
~ plain and euhrodered French, English aud Geruan
mg3 RETTRERG HAUSMANN's.
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FORMING A TRI-WEEKLY LINE.

And runung in connection at BufTalo with tho NEW
YORK CENTRAL r and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, on the Erie Cunal
and at Cleveland with the CLEVELAND * PlTTSBURG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit MackinuG, ShebOyguu,
Port Washington, Milwaukee, Racinei Kenosha and Wau-
kegnn
THIS Line is prepared to issue contracts and give
through reCeSt for property from Pittsburgh Wheeling
Cleveland, to Detroit, Sheboygan Port Washington, Mil
waukoe, Racine, Kenosha, Waukegan Chcas, and to all
the Railroads leading out of Chicago and Mwuu
np R to all prominent points on the Upper Mssis
This is the ony ,rrtp.. c c,-...,.-, , =. 4, .
Upper Lakes with any TegdlGiity 'lo'o'ulu W 'Ho
The liberal atronags extended 10 Line the past sea-
by the travelling public has induced the PTopTetors
greatly increase their accommodation Or and
th desiring cheap safc and comfortable route will find
It by taking this route
Insurance property shipped by this Line be obi ain
ed at less rate than by any other havng within tho
past transported property to exceeding
sixteen million dollars in value, without any loss
with these unequalied facilities the PrOprot9rs hope to
receive liberal patronage.
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An irsTumeni f0r Inr N NUCurWI EmssiO0s more
properly known ss seminal Weakness, SC Can be porma
nUuly cured from fifteen days months by the
u tins insuument when used cuuuintly with medicines.
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SHERlFB'S SALE. Pursuant he
= ~ command Of an ors order OF suls issued ro he
Suult nl common Ftees Cu' 1hoea County the - of
~ ,oies II M9nog,pl .s su. 90 q Brown al dsft 81
~ inc vle Hdl Nhal ounf t,r sal. pr bic uuclIunt.
uo1f 1 tho Court House uf Seneca and
Seets n the " Of Cleveland 10 aid county on the in
dav p May 1854 at o'clock 4, N Of sad dby the foi
loving described lands and teueinUns to wit Siniats In
me township of East Cleye nd tho State Of ONO sn
Wu s alsp al the CCuuy " CuYuhOga and rs know a
put OF o no ss9 ~ sad township ana bout oi as oi
InwH: q muenonE ut The intersection tho road iad
post %, r. Beers u the said township with he Encit5
Road thence ulQug the centre aid road g chains d
~ LuARtq posi- thehco along the Ceur- of said ro,d
eNalns enp b9s ip pot thence The centre of said
totu @ unllns aN ltlke no monument at Smiths Cor
hth lheuoe south o3 degrees east % chains and III n 10
th5 ggnre of the Euclid uud thence m The centre
Itaa chains aud 6lh links tg The place of hesiuupg con
ting nine acres aud nyu hundred amt seyenieen one
TO ull legal highways" '' "'' 'u'luO'
Appraised ut slG75
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The objections to this stitch obvious. The lower
bread merely Gsens the stitches which taken hy the
upper ire d. In U0nt q strength this Is, therefdre,
single thre'd stitch. II breabs in elastic cloth When
musl break iIirOu'ng. When broken the IN this
condition.
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Cleveland aud Buffalo, New York, Albany.
Boston, and all other Eastern Cities
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ne '' station, 2 s. FLINT. Superintendent.
CL LEVEIlED AND ERIE RllLEOlD.

2a5 A. 81 Night Express Train stopping at Grard, Ashta
bulg and Ptussvillo only, and arrives at Cleve.
land at 3:4p A. NJ,
T:25 A NJ Ms Train stops at all stations except Swan
VIE, ybrOOk, Uul0nNtl'e, Perry, Mentor and
Wicklrffs-wlll algnal TO take paSsen-
gors, for Cleveland Onlya Naybrook ,uniOnve,
Perry, Mentor and Wickllie and arrive at
eveland II .O6 a. NJ.
l2 p NJ DAY ExurBss Train, ops ut Grard, COnueaut
Ashtabula aud PaineSyllo only and arrive at
Cleveland at 5:ONll NJ.
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Ladies' Dress Goods.

1 FIGURED GRAPE
mqya At RETFBERG & HAUsMANN'S,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10
Giddines Influence.

The Gazette Of this morning volunteers
the remarkable information, that Giddings
had but small agency in the defeat Of
Judge Swan 1t was owing almost entire
ly TO the efforts Of Giddings and the Oberlin
clique in The Republican Convention, tha;
Judge Swan was repudlated. Delegates
from this part of the State we're strongly in
favor Of retaining him and those from this
country voted against discarding him. But
Giddings could not endure u man, who was
not of royoiu iionary tendencies and who
was not ready TO offer armed resistance TO
the execution Of the Fugitive Slave Law
His policy succeeded in tho Convention, and
Gholson, man who, he had every reason
TO believe, held Abolition doctrines and had
emancipated his slaves, was nominated
Upon his return home the Ashtabula SEN
tinel, his organ, in a series Of articles declar'
ed, that the higher law dogmas of the West
ern Reserve had triumphed in the ConVon'
ton mainly by the exertions Of diddings
aud at public meetings, which were held in
honor ol the event, it was openly announced
that uberlin had defeated the conservative
eleme It in the Republican party. by caus-
ing Judge Swan TO be thrown aside This
was undoubtedly true, and their victory
would have been complete had it not been
for the double dealing of Gholson and his
fr ends, who by deception and false state-
menis outwitted their woo!ly brethren of the
north, and let them vote for man whose
principles they detested. Giddings notwith-
standing Republicans in some parts of the
State will hardly recognize him, is the head
and front Of the party in and about Ober'
lin, and it was due to him and his tools, that
Swan was thrown over board This plan
was agreed to by GholsOn's friends as a COM
ciliatory measure by which they might ape
pease their opponents, and secure their asr
sistance in nominating their own candidate,
1t is customary lor Republican papers to
deny that Giddings exerts any influence in
their party, but nevertheless he wields a
power to which they are often compelled to
succumb. His pernieiOus doctrines are be,
coming widely spread, are taking deep
hold on the minds Of certain class, and it
is time they should be effsotually crushed
His tenets are pregnant with all the elements
of civil war and political diGaolution, and if
once recognized, will kindle a FIRE among
TIE opposing interests of the union, which
viii speedily compass our destruction as a
nation. Let the people at the next State
and Presidential Election, rise in their might
aud show that they will still cling to the
eInstitution, all those safeguards, upon which
our property and the very existence of our
government depends
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

SHoT IN rHR Flock. The following Paix,
han shot from tho "Np,ps from the Plym,
outh Pul, il" by Henry Wari Beecher,
will probably hit somebody in almost ey'
cry congregation:
There are sitting before me in this con
gregation now two hundred men, who stuff
their Sundays full of what they call reli,
gion, and ,hcn 90 out on Mondays to catch
their brothers by the throat, saying pay
me what thou owest it's Monday now and
you need not think that because we SIT cry,
ing together yesterday, over our sayiors
sutferings and love, am going to let you of
from that debt, if it does ruin you to pay il
noW"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10
The late Elections and the next Presi,
dent.

The late Elections and the next Presi,
dent
The result Of the late State Elections, have
been very favorable to the Democracy,
Judging by the defeat of the opposition in
the Southern States, the nominee of the
Charleston Convention, whoever he may be,
vii he elected beyond doubt The great
h" the Republican Party has been, that
the election viii be thrown into the House
of Representatives, where they expected to
have a majority. Such an occurrence would
place the decision Of who is to be our next
President in the hands of the American Pari
", who will hold the balance of power IN the
next House. The returns from Kentucky
and Tennessee however show plainly enough
the disposition of the South and place the in
crease of the Democracy beyond peradven.
ture "'he President will be elected by the
electors, the South will leven support Doug
las -hould he be nominated at Charleston,
and the expectations of the opposition will
be defeated The entire South will 20 for
the nominee and enough of the north to in
sure his election
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10
Democratic County Convention

The Democratic Central Committee fer MOnti
gomcry County request The Democracy of the
several Wards and Townships. to meet on Sat.
urday, the Goth day Of August, 1889. at 9
O'Clock in the afternoon, 10 each township, and
in each Ward in the City Of Dayton, at ~
o'clock, P. NJ, at the usual places Of holding
elections, and appoint eight delegates from
each township and two from each Ward, IA
meet in County Convention at Beckel Hall, ia
Dayton. on Saturday the 9Th day Of August
1859. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, to nominate cRndi
dates for the following Offices
Two Representatives. Treasurer, Proseeu
ting Attorney, County Commissioner, Coroner
aud Inirnary Director.
By order Of the Committee.
B.M. AYREs, Chm.
TRos THREsHER. Sec'y.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

MATERIAL INTERESTS For my part,
said great fit NeapOitan, II don't care
the value of a bit Of orange peel for poli-
tics am willing to believo we've got a
bad government, because all the world says
we have, and because our king never dare
show himself in public. All / can say is,
that my grandfather made 10000 dueats as
a manufacturer; that my iather doubled
his capital in trade, aud that have bought
an estate which, in my tenants hands,
pays me six per cent for the investment.
| eat four meals day; I'm in vigorous
health, and | weigh fourteen stone So
" ben ] turn off my third glass of Capri vino
at supper, cant fer the life of me help
crying, Long 1--we the kihgl'
A huge hog which happened to cross tho
street as the Neapolitan reached his climax
gave a grunt in token of appreciation.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10


ts-The following choracteristic aneedote
Of Aaron burr writes afriendly correspund,
emit is good euopgh, think, g have lonnd
a place in Mr. partono memoir. IL has at
least the merit of being authentic aaron
Burr, twas related 70 me by nephew Of
the venerable Daniel Cady, who often hoard
that eminent jurist rehearse it--Burr was
always sententioue and pointed in his sum.
ming up; and he was ANNOYED when any
thing occurred to disturb the attention Of
tbe Court He was one time making an ar
gnment hefore the Court OF Appeals when
two Of the judges pu, their heads together
and began to whisper Burr instantly ceased
speaking and waited dclerentally for the
'confab' to close. One OF the Judges OBJ
serving this, made gesture, and said rather
curtly Go on, Mr.. Burr, 70 on there is no
occasion for stoppingr Burr bowed with
that irresistible suayity for which he was
noted, aud remarked, i was afraid that
should disturb the deliberations OF the
COurW Il is needless to add that the grave
andreyerend seigneurs gave the most undi,
yided attention 10 the remainder Of the ar
gument. IL was deserved hit and 'duly
appreciated - Kniekerbocker Magazine
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS P. RANNEY, Of Cuyahoea County.
1iRurfNANT oovtnNoR,
WILLIAM n. STAFFORD, Of Ross County.
JuDoE or THR SUPREME COURT,
HENRY c. WHITMAN, Of Fairfield Co.
AUDITOR OF srArR
q. vOI,NEY DORSEY, Of Miami County.
rRRAsuRER or Stair,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Nchland Co
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, of Franklin County
noARp or PUBLIC WORKS,
JAMES TOMTlNS0N, Of Washington &c
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
CHARLES N. ALLEN, Of Harrison o
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

NRw CouNTERPEIr "A new and danger,
ous counterfeit bill denomination one, State
Bank Of Ohio, has just been put into cir
culation The bill is 40 well executed that
those experienced in the handling Of mo,
ney failed TO detect the fraud before COM
parison with the genuine. Lees Bank Note
Register gives this description of the conn.
terieit with which it is said Cincinnati and
other places in the state have been Hooded
The bill is le,tered II, and signed D. Il Finn
Vice President and VIM Phillips, cashier
The vignette is almost complete in is imi
tation, the principal fault being that in
some parts the shading i very coarse
presenting the appearance OF having beer
hurriedly done The sledge hammer lyins
at the foot Of the figure in the left hant
corner Of the yignettc, is III proportioned
while in the genuine the representation il
exceedingly accurate. The female AZur,
on the right end Of the bill, instead Of be
ing filed up with hair lines. is hnishe,
with dots resembling more lithrogapi
than a copperplate engraving.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

FARMS,

Two HANDSOME and highly improved
i farms, lying ABOUT miles north Of the city rs
aofes each. CITY PROPERTY will be taken In
part payment. ALSO,
2iu acpes 10 Hancock Cnpnty, not far frQm the
aounty scat and throe iourths Of mile from rail
road station 100 acres improved balance excellent
timber. Nery line land, and will be sold At bar
gain. AlSot
100 acre ono mile north wcat Of Union City, well
Improved; creek running through the ceutre, -
never failing water, large tarn, good bearing or
ohsfd, springs, Sc
ALSO,
% acres In narke county, part good TIMBER good
land, a No. I barn, painted, gooi house. $1,000
down, balance GA long time.
ALSO,
4 number OF other farms Yariopsy located ard all
very cheap, together with large amount OF desira-
ble city properly Of every description.
jyla CHAS. E. LARKE,ssd st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

CITY PROPERTY
Jefferson STA handsome Lot. West side below
9Th ST. small Frame upon It.
Second st-House and Lot be ow Perry, north
side. House, Two-stCry Brick
Large and convenient Lot60X2O0.
Brown st.-Opposlte Buckeye st. Large Brick
House and large Lot. CHEAP.
Brown st.-Corner OF Ann. Two story Double
Brick House. good Cellar, Well
Cistern, SO. WIN rent to pay 10
per cent. on the investment.
Nc DonouEh st.-Opposite Barr. Two-atoTy Frame
House. Lot 5ONl60,
Fifth st--Corner Of Montgomery. Fine Lot.
Small Frame House.
ALSO:
FORTY LOTSi-On the Hill between ad and 9Th sts.,
and large number OF vaoart Lots
in different parts OF the city. For
sale cheap, or TO exchange for other
'CHAs =. CLARKE
Real Estate Agent,
Clegg's Building, I'd ST,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-08-10

THE Subscriber has been appointed and
qualified as Administrator on the estate of John
ulsh, deceased, late Of Montgomery oOnnty. Those
who are ind btsd to tho estate will call and sette
without dalnyj and those hRfing ClamB AZ anst the
estate wiz present thgm for settlement within
augi-sww GEoRaE GETRFR, Aaa.'h
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nrRsndine M,llsr on Every Pagc...n

uA-For Locals, Telegraph. and other
matters Of interest and information, sec
First and Fourth Pages.
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THE
DIR UG STOR E,
12O MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN MARKET AND FOURTH.
w, s., RORlNSON.


w. S. ROBINSON,
(sUccEssoR TO HUBBARD & RoBINsoN,)
is NOW RECEIVING AT THIS WELL
known stand his FOURTH purchase for this
season, from New York, Philadelphia Baltimore and
Cincinnati general assortment of goods usually
kept In flrst-class Drug Store
Among the assortment tmay be found genuine Lu-
bins French Extracts for the Ladies', e. Dupuy's
kiss Me Quick" Bazin's FFanglpana, Glenns,
Perfumery; Fancy Soaps of every style ami qua ity
such aa Bazin's, Glenn's, Haule's Honey Gycerine,
Frangipana and Camphorated Soaps; Poncine, Era
5ve and Genuine old brown Windsor Soap, Be-. sc.
LIQUORS,
A full line of pure Liquors, by the bottle or pint
for medicinal and mechanical purposes, Turner's
tawba Wine.
BURNING FLUID
Extra quality, suitable for Patent and Common
Lamps
OILS, PAINTS, AND VARNISH,
OF every possible kind eolorand quality.
FRUIT JARS
In great variety bought directly from the Manufac-
tuners, tor cash, and can and WILL therefore, be sold
as cheap AS any house In this city.
B1ERHANES HOLLAND BITTERS,
For which am sole agent for this city and county.
Dealers supplied AT the Manufacturers prices.
PATENT MEDICINES
OF every kind now in use.
HAIR Oils AND POMADES,
OF thousand different varieties
WHALE OIL SOAP,
For th- certain destruction ofnseets on Plants and
Flowers.
Costars Rat Exterminator, Lyons Mag
netic Insect Powder Bed Bug Exterminator,
sure thing.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Teeth, Nail whitewash, Shoe, Scrub, Dust
ins, Carpet, Window, Paint, Varniah, Artists sc.
WHITE LEAD AND LINSEED OIL,
of the very best quality, always on hand; GIass and
Putty, Fluid LanpBaud Lampwick
TOILET GOODS,
In endless variety, and OF best quality large LOT
of Narnish ought recently at forced sale in New
HorR, which can sell TO dealers at iess than Gin
Binnati prices.
ALSO,
Robinson's Hair Tonic, Cologne Cough Mixture. Di-
arrhma Cordial, Horse Liniment, Horse Powder,
oc.i ae- guafanteedto give entire satisfaction
Sloan's Condition Powder, Houghton's
Peprin.
Phyhcians' prescriptions carefully and accurately
compounded, OF the best medicihes-none other
shall be used,
Tomy friends and the public generally would re.
turn my most grateful thanks for the liberal patron
age extended to the late hrm of II. K r.. and would
kindly solicit its continuance, as also an examinas
ton OF my stock oy those who have not hereto
fore patronized the house.
am permanently iooated here, and o. expeot to make
friends and customers by fair dealing,
Children sent to my store for anything will ba
waited up and the game price charged ag II their
parents came themselves
JUST RECEIVED
AlTge aHsortmentof of Fruit lars Of tholatest styles
and Sealing Wax.
BIRDS AND CAGES.
Bird seed, and in short, every thing belonging
strictly to my business.
lyiS W. $, ROBINSON.
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FarIua.

ON ACRES in Illinois, miles from sum
q L L ner, on the o. n NJ. II. r., one hundred aeres
improved, the remainder timber OF good quahty
deep, rich, alluvisl soil
There arc two good Dwelling Houseson thc prem
lses, convenient out-houses and in the midst oil n
good settlement.
This farm is offered at the low price of Sl2 per
acre, being much less than its value. For sale by
CHAS. Il. CLARKE,
Real Estate Agent, sd street.