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SUGGESTIONS FOR THE REFLECTION y" or /" T TlT;
THAT. lUsILfHf

IHOl GHTFDL.
let Does 1.-THE Gospel contain definite proposition
20 be- beHcvcdy
3D. II t. does what are the terms or words in which
th'' proposition b. cyprcssedy
3D. II the Gospel propose 70 "lve' men "from their
In ana su ibel The trans grcsOu Of the law Is il not
the Consequence Of their irlnsucson that it proposes
% deliver them FROM
i'h Are not the consequences Of sin or transgresou
death or alienation from the life Of God ~
'.h u death, alienation from the life of Cor
b' i1r consequence Of tmusgressiOn how does "ihe
'op' propose t0 deliver u.s. or 100 other words can tho
more heh'i OF The proposition contained ia "he Gospe"
deliver us from thens
oh. j. not obedience 20 the command acrour,uy wing
"iho Go.p'l expected 10 proceed from comprehcn.
non Of be necessity, expressed in the naturo Of the fro
position, or 10 other words does not the delivering pow
cr oi 'ihc Gospel when n the proposition proclaimed
"for the obedience Of faith y"
5th. II "the Gospel b. or contains the dsIiycrip.,
powers. or 'hs pyor NJ GOd unto salvation will oo
dencc 70 The command accompanying h. because t b. "a
command lor a. y Be- frequently expressed "for thus 10
brcometh ne 90 fual al rghteousness - apply or make
applicable 70 the individual thus obeyinp the DELIVERING
or saving power Of "tho Gospel
sch Or j. the power Of "he Gospel" IN the rorsop mr.
body Of Jesus The Christ" the subject Of whom tbe
proposition arIns aud the obedience u requires for tbs
purpose Of Introducing the believer into that person or
body" who is the delivered aud the deliverer or he
hath abolished death On his own personl and brought
life and Immortality 10 light through the Gospel p"
9th. u not " the fc,' incOrrupubiltyn imm0reIi
~ and GLORY rendered 20 the children Of men In "b
Gospel" treasured mp IN the person Of Jesus only con
shutting him the way, the TRUTH aud the fe"-" th
resurrection aud the ho"-and Available 10 the boliov
relations 70 he body Of the Christ a. the brauc occu
pies 10 the trunk Of is parent stock or the stock int
which IL u engrAftsdi
10Th, no, ne spiritual rsisliOa Of fhe obsdsnt b,
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The way they view &c ne the North.

Tho Philadelphia North dmeriean, in review Of Sen
ator Douglas poou the subject Of slavery in the
Tr-rtore- .7ya--" II Douglas could be held TO it TO-
good hJi and bound by some bond more lasting than
Dbl own uncertain pledge, there many ultra RepuJ-
cas who would be quite willing exchange their theory
trr h.."
NotHnr trucr We should suppo'e-for these Black
Republicans would ccrtrnIy prohtb 10y che exchange
Toe South hss nothing in the world 10 hope It Squat
Ger Sovereignty Doe considered settled principle Of
our Government II is ftr fatal 20 the institution
Of l,vcry as NJ Calhoun himself thought and s'id
thsn che principle Of The wlmot Proviso And yet,
Southern Democrats willing to swallow Douglas the
very ebodincut Of that odous and dangerous heresy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

RAEE lTEy.-On TUESDAY, SAYS the Baltimore Gin
per- the brig Echo of this port belonging to Messs ier
ing Ahrens, arrived in charge OF the mate the Cant
the cargo valued at $4,000 upon which lac received
S,"'" to bill Of credit, which h. negotiated at Porto
k,co From thence lac went to Jamaica, and run of.
WIN one OIL Ei' female passengers. The gallant captain
has wife aud children residing in this CITY When tb
above affair became known yesterday there was copsd
cradle Of stir on Change. The cargo of the Echo be-
lohgtd 10 halI Loney, and insured against all con
uhgencies and as the draft drawn without authority
tne los wi ai upon the purchaser aud on Messrs
Sterling X AhreuS.
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1859. FALL. Isso
A. X PARK Err * co.
SPLENDED ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND FANCY my
- 'OoDS-Ws take pleasure In announcing friends ana
e public generally that we have large we'll
~ctt stock u FOREIGN DOMESTIC DRY GOODs 10 Nhb
We very respectfully Invite their attention:
Plain Black and Figured sILKs
Rich Black eros DE ECOSSE
" GROs DE EPSON Tor mourning
Z" q" two Hounced SILK ROBES
Extra Rich COlorei SILK ROREs
II" q" Pari. Printed MOUssELINE ROREs
hich Paris ChintE Printed YOURSELVES
PpPlINS YALENTIAs, POLL DE CHEVRRs
Plain and Printed French MERISOEs
Black French MERISOES
black MOSSEIINEs
Black BOMBAZI Black
CLOTHS, CAssiMERES and NESTINGs
50 aud ca Heavy PUIIED CLOTHS
sheep's Grey sArINETs, LISsEYs &C.
white and 'oiored servant HLNNKETs
Together with every article usually kent In ne Co
hou.e. AHof which We will sell very cheap "a !.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

AMERICAN NArciiES.-our readers will recolect that
not long ago published an elaborate account of the
American Watch Company's Factory, at Watham Mas.
Sachuseis and predicted for its products large and en-
during success This result has been accomplished be.
yond the most eNtraVagant hopes of its managers and
Their watches are the trusty companions of thou,
audS OF that best class Of the community with whom tim,
Is emphaucaly money They have proved to be what
We then Insisted they couldn't help b,Ag-he most uni
tormy reliable and substantial watches in the world ana
We are informed that even the pryudi,es of foreign
"atch-repairers working in this country are gradually
SsS WAY 10 me 'rreutabe argument furnished by the
steady and accurate performances of these
Ia many instances, To our certain knowledge their aeon
rcy - and has been, almost unparalleled rivain that
q" the best Marine Chonometers aud in all so ex-
act to accomplish all the pr cal purposes of mol
ct tmc-pece Moro than 1000 persons in the United
States are now wearing American watches and the Com
pAny have not heard more than half dozen complaints
from All that number, and those arising from some acct
dental arrangement or misusage of the works-N
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Mr. &. J.. shaw, who had store at Cedar Creek
twelve miles west OF Bastrop, Texas committed suicide
some time since by taking lludanum He had bacn
drinking and persons had painted him all over ib
green paint and sewed him up in n sack On awaken.
nag, aud not succeeding in washing the paint from his
ful act " ''
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RANGE OF THE TRkRMomErKR
AT kANDoLPus BOOKSTORE igi nAfN ST. s-pt m
~ g, SU ,,,I ny ~, wisTAa,s nAtsAM.

remarkable OF recently b..n err,sd
by this medicine In the Of Chatham In s county aud
which related eminent phy.iclan OF
% ,osn 70 whom We have permssion to refer lady
had long lsbored under Affection
oere by her friends beyond the reach
informed by her medical attendant that M.
A. Induced 10 send for bottle Of wislnrss H,,l.au, az
wild Cherry, last young iay Experienced
rce and two more bottles procured and
administered She nov happy In the health
Nsae genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper.
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Tbc "CharIcston ucrcury' ON senator
Tooubs.

Tho Charleston Mercury well understands Che peculiar
characteristics Of Sepaor Toobs Of Georgia, A. the fol-
lowing ta aud pointed paragraph, in which i dispose
at lin 40 summary amply demonstrates;
,,sepstor Toomhs j. ordinary man. Tie j. one Of
,., ,,rs rsodnefions Of humanity who gories much
In bsseif tst ~ mind has contain emotions
=, ..lf .,nfru,nation What wonld make another man
blush snakcs him proud What other men, u capable OF
,.,i,,i,g chem uould feel A. disgracefu terRversa-
80. h. aosts In our Aces - proof Of he faithful viz
49, ne ssems 20 court coptemrt-to sKult In hs sell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

The New Orleans Delta SAYS that in place Of the vel.
low fever, so long scourge to that citv new endemic
has broken out, which Is adding not few victims ia be
weekly hs OF mortaiies This Is the epidemic of sui.
eide So many Of death from ills causc have s
er before been known there. Every day the coroner
called upon 10 investigate such cases.
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The ResponsiblIIir.

10 his Augusta speech, in speaking Of the PostOnicc
Appropriation bill, Senator Toomb4 Of Georgia. said
~ "ood NTH t'foie "my hand and ! stamped Il y,.
dymyJ,o"
Add yet the Democracy have tried to put the crushed
bill under the heels Of she Oppotion and endcavored
to throw the whole responsibility upon them. We hope
they now see where the responsibility properly beongs
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I" Notice 60 Country Merchants Visiting
hich"ond tht. fall.-we would respec fully call
their attention to SHOES which NC viii
sell Low for cash to months credit
ALEX. IIII. a co.
sei6 TO- Mai, :. pt...,.., -
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W you want Boots, shoes Gaers good quality 20 TO
ALkN hiLL co.'s. and get there do not
know where hndt them
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The Economist. classics the receipts Of gold according
To the point OF direct production ali t o
souSs from gold oiueing countries the states Austria
Va Russia and South America while the silver A. "a In
ey received from non producing counties France Belgium
&c ENen NeSeo, all South America, InI.s sni
hui fO'ietp, while fancc alone sends
soue general results thus stated by the
The broad result OF these l.
all The precious metals being produced different p.r,s
NE world being absorbed In the
IL true that the metal produced In IN. quantity In The
new countries gold, While the
ed IA The east silver Hut that apparent does mot
really Affect the statement made process mi. scIi.
produced In CALIFORNIA; and Austrais; chiefly exported a.
hhSan IN payment for manufactures
pc, TO the continent and exchanged silver chiefly In Franc
shyre gold currency rapidly suppAng former ano.
exclusive currency Of silver The silver brought here In en-
ehahge Tor gold and transmitted payment for The
due upon our large Imports OF % WOOL indigo seeds.
hrp ha Tea sugar &C. and being
mains The produce Of the gold mines
mus IN the main after being Accumulated
stocks OF silver In Europe, deposited In and
again buried In the earth" - " " vas
80 far as this important point Of the specie concerned
clearly OF the hrsi Importance obtain
% Tor The commerce with China and India states
'e greatest have been
mes being largely and increasingly thher prnepay d.
49, e US navy co.hs 10y vigorous attention the
n earnest Efforts TO deveoPe productions Of goods The
united states might conduct the East Indian beon
70 our own consumption on far better England can
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

During the late military fsfe Paris the Emperor
reined iu his charger whlt riding by the phoograpber
Dna' on the boulevard that he might be Photograph
ed az the head Of hi army COPY of hi pictur - r.,
be pre- cuted to each Of the Mar.has
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

Inc inhabitants Of Paris have recently presented to
Tue Empress Eugene superb vases of gold weighing
$50 ounce They contain flowers of gold each flower
admitting an odor similar to the natural one of the flow
on which its form presents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-24

FALL TRADE, 1850.
JNo. N. GORDON & SON.
lth street, near Exchange Hotel.
ANE In store, and receiving
vel assorted stock GROCERiEs METALS A. 90 wbish
they invite the attention Of their town ana country
Their stock consists Of
Porto Rico, orleans aud Coffee Sugars
Loaf, crushed, graduated and powdered Sugars
Laguayra Rio, Jaws, AnEostura aud Cane CoG,.
orleans, Cuba and Porto Rico Molasses
Pure Cider Vnerar
Sperm and Adamantlne Candles
Brown and fancy Soaps
Spices of all kinds
Liverpool and ground alum Salt
Sole Leather good and damaged
shoe Thread, brown and bearhrd
Cotton Yarns and Carpet Warp
Candle Wick cotton and h@mp Tvine
Teas various qualiiiss, green and black
American Hammered IRON
Englsh and American Rolled
English aud American Bn,ered Steel
herman Cast and Shear Steel
Htnad Plough Iron, from 10 " inches
llai, round and square Iron all siEes
oval halfOvai and hafround Iron
American English aud Russian sheet Iron
Band aud Hoop Iron
Nail Rods. American and swedss
Refined Horse Shoe Iron
Horse Shoes and Horse Nails
Tin Plate, Pig and nsr Tin ss23
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ALAWYER ARRESTpn rop vnpcpp,,

LAWYER ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.
BANGo, sept. 2l.-Bcnj Kimbal lawyer Of this ci.
~ Is under arrest charged with forging deposition
purportng 70 be made by Joseph Greedy Jr OF sutton
y. IL, and a Magistrates certificate to the same by
winch ne kimball obtained divorce from his wifc-
lie was held in $4,000 bail for a trial
TIE SHOOTING Or DIR. ROBERT NJ GRAHAM
NV ORLEANS, sept 2l.-The Coroners jury. TO-DAY
acquitted hr. Toledino, for shooting Dr. Graham Tho
verdict was that he shot him in -elfdefeucc DR. Gra
ham d the man who killed Colonel Loring 10 New York
CONVICTION OF A MURDERER.
1T. Loys Sept Zl.-Joseph W. Thornton who sbot
Mr. Joseph Charles in the the "a Of June last
WAS convicted to DAY Of murder in the first degree
'Hso''"g o." ~ Vi"y',' say all who have made use
Of DR. Wstars Balsam Of Wild Cherry and by such use
cured themselves Of coughs colds and copsumptio, -
The prudent will always keep this remedy by them
"a There's vile counterfeit OF this Bal.sn therfore
be sure aud buy only ihat prepared by s. W. FowLE
Co, Boston, which has the i~yiteH signature Of BTTTs
pn Tho wrapper.
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oAL-The depot Of ~" New York Coal CON.
At The upper cod Of Broad Street. opposite
OIL fsiI Ground l. well supplied from Deep and
Springfield Mime with kinds for sale Pany Hal
smith Run % the Mine, AMI Hard Coal s-gSf ain
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VlHANDIEN--
- Jas Hennessy London Vintage 1870 I'm 10 1897
saferae Pale Brandy, Vintage iT9s iSi2 aud l-Os
-. ketCastilion Co, Pale,
Most OF the above Brandies nv
Snd years ago and far superior any now for
s@N"S ~. CRANE,
Successor 10 r. CTanE
"-N BLOCK
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"a clg sI. Apply 70 JAS b MchUR6o rsa r''
tNHE UNDETERMINED HAVING PHocILnEn

EeHsnsu, September iIth. $50 Z
PROPOSALS will be received II this Office uutl h. o'e,ot
= on Sliutday nest The 4ih inst The suretstet ~
bridge acrp shotoc crst hn street and 20 for bwng
Ea 'wyc and stack u Granite To- the Gully on ION stree,
this ohre " ' ,t " %" ~
fifg
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Fire 3. Inland Navigation

EsgseiOl ct-aig 0irrsl 10 Asaag1srt ef u LLA-'In
II -,F C0aftsiltE, ,y0r tsrs0s of 10 ys.-Ts-
The Pro4rzs offais Corporation has beeD siei Id u-
n.arsUpie ,ro - sr-orsc Of rreal suusir= r' cTE
or petiGi- cge1i % exempt fCu4 Tug coHiat1a-
ouv su arifiin= diEaster. teH long ezf4vi-ed Oh
cl - trouss OF tie credit fEslzg -hs1i . - no
m fcistf r5flr cuitr.
Darfa dimes ihs -scuriiyo oi reliable IRsuTnes
;ri-fs iatg iir sl Of PTspeftg owner 20 aus-
tain loss 81 .le Lt- s1ugtIirs. -a1d-
potg Issued uHout t7llv. AID all business attended
Savs-ss =. sEss - = sTss, AGENT,
Oert Il chs S4vils' - Bank g: ahe. ling.
f-iT9-a1H--sili Irfi- 'et. 80.
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Inks! INKS!

DUTLEG's IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD cod
/ } Copyinr EXCELSIOR FLUED JNhS, Manu- -ac.uTet;
James J. Butler, Agent, No. 30 Vine ST. ~
South OF Iiuraet House, Cincinnati, o.
.mE WmTISG CnTyUNIfY GENERAL, AID EOcsE -~r-
EHs PARTCULlRLY.-A CAEO-'ientlrmeu; I'VE lie
Arnoi's Eagsh Fluid that consume coss y"t
ray per than j. EuiIe's :xctlior Escorl,
aud better good EXPLASNl1U -.:vcrv c.igu
Qu,gt Bottle of ATnO ds holds twcnty pe' less o.,
and rtt'ie fifty per higher thai moe,
Torth saving, particularly when he dualsv is wIT, neG
equal All cur leading SanneTs will supply :'o lc
the terms. BS doing viii "a. ait HOIE,
MASEFACTURES, and be wiser Il better citi@eus
Lovers Of your country is cherished
II you thus the time flr III
ths American F!ag shall no, lie OF roOIds
EDglsh Fluid 10 beloved Unon-auii yaUr
we'll. JAMES j BUTLER, Agecs.
F., sale by Payne Go. and J. c. Or, w'reciloS.
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HOLIDAY BOOKS, &C.


7 AN NOw OPENING one OF tls lsrs's and nos ca
flIy .el.ctei Of Books, Portfolio, Abuns, WriS
Desks &c. sui.,Jle 10: Holiday Preseu,s, brought
the cy. Books, rn:ng n price from one penny 10 twen
dollars which ne ipunu almost AL the 80
ets tntly .! A. Poes Poems, Poets the re
Century, 'LAla 2Onk' LADY Of the Luxe" "Gfay ~ <
gy,' Cl1pjes "PeIslTeS Of Hope" SOLDIERS Tear
Mrs IIle's celebrated "WOman," elegantly bound Ac-
anBuals: among these will anu Goodric,'s wo-
rnsn Beatty HvrOsuI, containing 10 beautiful
rr.yins ictta'S Psychology, Frederick tie Grta;, e
:! Cyaryi .'Sr walter il-leigI and s lines" Lie o.
R1ann Baker s.ieI Orsiils BsBcros Hiss ry Hugh
Ml.r's Works, SpurseonS Scrmous, "AIioeTGt o, tne
Ere4kfIt Table, "COUTtshjp Miles SauG!sb," AL oi
Llu-frlluv's WORKS.
JUVENILE WORKS or these we have aFreater variety
before, pu up LIBRARIES by Sire single
these would mention, 'Nnlscr!ng Children" "keunei
and HuE" "Story OF DARING Nelly the "GiGu Kie, :"
and all Of \ Is EnOks, Farley BOOKS, "a viii and
way,' Rollo Books, both series Learning 20 Tui0, Talk
aud Act &c Coiorei Toys Of almost GescFiD ion.
ard Methodist AiuIauacs.
r.cS tiamrnon boards Chess HeG and Bo1.ds aI1Osi
every style aud qualify stationery. Gail Ird maze you
selections before she sUrimgnt .s p,oleu
drcif doors Nortt Of IL 81. Bank.
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8 is S g. Q A M p 3 E [ L :,
No. SIS HInIn strCcI.
HATS HATS! HATS!

HATS HATSl HATS!
NNE will iuauEurl.c the Fail Winter by
W hbitiug, OS SATURDAY., NOV. S, Improved
Patent self Adjusting Flexible silk Hat, and
= prices that shall the OF the general
MY oar hats Is well known, Of the best mapuac
El teu a. superior TO ali others; aud pti,
amin liins, VII! be found low the keenes iion
can rraE them. ELISS CAMPBELL,
hNT1 No. 50 MIjnSt.
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g lIhnngaoo IIe for November NoMhere!

All those knowing themselves Indebted to the fira will
fe e and ssi;le their the present
lecln-N REED q KRAFT, No. 81 Main st.
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Esc., ETC.,
Tices.
Just received per Express New York, large avsor
Of superior RAGLANS, made after the --latest P-Ts
STYLES, auI manufactured expressly for New York cy rlde
together with -reat variety other Cioa Of all styles
and pattern, which Will sell below nTces
great variety Of CLOTH, DOUBLE and STELLA,
ANTLE SIlAWLS a great Bargains.
arEeaasortm Mt OF FURs, such Sale, Mint Sione
Martin, Fitch, etc, which sell cheaper thar oer
huse In the city, have them commission. but
bCu-ht them for Cash will sell qua y Fitch Fufs,
such sold last year for F2o, for SI2Z seit.
Several cases OF fine and supertne BLANKETS, which
sell al manufacturers prices.
Also received 80 pieces of LupIn's FRENCH ME-
RINOS all colors aud grades which will sell at most
price.
The above Goods will be ready for Inspection sTUE
DAY 9Th OF November aud oull respectfully invite
those any OF them give early call,
Elrrd all will be- satisfied with nay goods aud prices
move ALEX. IIEYMAs. 49, Main s..
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As5r-s JANUARY 1858:

UPWARDS or Sll- 100000 81
or Lees have been aid by -E,ua Isur@lce Co,
tL= past 2, y-aT--
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CHARLES W. GRAHAM.
= g G q :. o n = q. 2 n. q . ~ y \

= & &c 2s~ . u = q = AJs EsS IA ANNER
i'ilE 1i7rsi-iei r1uii lrfs'r te rcas of Uhet1in-
an % iii,s t1t haviT- Ig ssHs ie DrrE EIi Pr
fii eFpiiag- 90 carry cr ttr i5r-- turs in AL SIS
ltau'' lis uoet E-7r-rtlliy s1.-is q
'i7 pat fltfsr-ss -tr is ic--tfar been Iser=Iiy
,l t7ssr's iAis Ga ant ve.i EHaEu s-isbl.H,tt-
lt Ni rr Dis 1'r go -e erFf'1.. ~ Sic fgrLsf
fni = T. ''--sl lsle= zs-f o. 8- folH in vel
---lrL htu- stIli-sHrH1Ht.
f"--t1sus carefully r--7rotuei r-lrest e
'ttt-ei1-s- CHARLES N- GRAHAM
No 2c, cor. Alaiu s-si 5fsfstsrs-s.,
rFis GartH. g-Hsri.rr.
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LES, HARNESS, TRUFKs. SC

WHOLESALE ~ RETAIL
T. sHyPPABD NJ 1ai Main s., eo-ner of J-iau VII
~ cortiaur 10 Keep hand large sz4i CON l1rte
drtleat of al articles Ga iis iise, st, O.! L4i-
GeateiIsns Saddles, iHe and C1srse IaTSt-s Trucks,
Nalicvs e4ret Bags, Satcris Ccgrs ianss WliIs,
suz.i respectfully call st'-ati1u stock ara
oy strict aertion AID pronI=st 20 rl,rt eoutEtsure
OF The ptt.i naircun-v- -
Ar Einds o. repairing rori:iy done, su in ~
mauuer- b. SHEPPARD.
s=q2H
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Important to Femai1s.


DISEASES Of f-Hlss NclCsivsly treated by rTHlEltS
sn: lies for female deraa gements, from 81 TO s5
,yi sutrlaterl In all cases coaultltion and letters
sitF eonadential Patients from distance provided
@ 'aF nursing, and exclusive attendance Medicines
@ p IA M Ladies. private circular sent per letter free
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NNiNG Just TcesiTed b. Express very large assort-
meat OF \! styles OF CLJAHS much superior TO any
~ ~ ne se:on class stores town also, and entirely
sfyie OF Chenille SISEls--Lalis particularly tnvi-
~ 10 eve me early call, al, Of will be sold eN-
.sey i1E Tor cash, No. 80 Main stret Centve Wheel
ias luovSl JGIIS RtiENIER-
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BGEyrrY IN CocGCspoyDEycG.-Th is a story
told of gallant, vino wro;c to noted general
the following brief c?islle:
so General Simpson.
Sally has accepted me. Can have her?
Yours, PAT!GGsoN."
To which the general replied:
60 ahead. Yours, j. sntrsoy."
TnE report OF Albert Pixies death was not
generally credited, because, since the runOrcd
date of that event we have read great deal
Inout PjAe's pet.sing. .--LOnisaiHe JO~raGi.