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l cHAs. L Rn0DEs. sepsrinasaasas.
supt's Once. Cleveland, Aak. %, Ie60.
Aug. p. l-61 M -Es.z~
'I'hE THRONE OF DAVID, by the
IL author ofthe Prince o. he Hose - Dsrid. AZ
ADAAe B00kSTOkE.
OTTER SWEET, GOLD FOIL and
u TINoTHY TTfcOMEs' Letters. - ,l
ADkHS' B~00KsroRE.
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FIFTEEN CENTS on each Ticket sold, Is for he
beneft OF the STATUE UND
Passengers may retuFn from Cleveland en- Monday.
10, or Tuesday. n. AZ their option. Those whO DO not
purchase Ficsets lexespt a Stations where the Com
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QUESTION;


do you hold. and if elected President
of the United States, would you carry out,
the doctrine that the people of a Territory,
before It becomes a State, have the power.
under the Federal Constitution, and not
withstanding the bred Scott decision, to
prohibit or exclude stagery Mersrom?
I'm other words:
"Do YOU affirm that the people of a Ter
ritOry have the Constitutional right to crush.
the cotkatrice's eggs, as soon as these are
deposited IN its nest. by the propagandists
Of slavery, or must they tolerate tie incal-
baton, and agah til TIE. eggs become fnH
groariA and octire Uipcrs, that can be pur-
sued and ex~termiDatcd only by the newly
created sword Of State authority?' 5
With this question before him. which he.
promised to answer. the Judge arose and
addressed the people for an hour and a halt;
but for some cause or other-you can judge
what as well as The not only did NOT an
swcr the QUESTION, but very carefully
droided all G~iLusion TO IT, L merely give
you the tdct. with no comment of my own,
prcferring that you Will bestOw-such rcfec-
tons upon it as candor and fidelity to truth
require. But it seems to me the, public
should know lohdt questions Judge Douglas
refuses to answer, and conjecture as best
they may. the reason tchy be chooses to
conceal his opinions on that most inter
csting POINT.
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M, 1850.

We the undersig ned, would heartily ap-
prove the recent action of the Board of
County Examiners, in recommending a Sc
ries of Text Books for our Schools, and so
far as practicable we propose to conform to
this recommendation, believing the books
salacta5 IN ha auoDo tbe host \
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
Let there be a Large Atteada2eel

-MIcca. E. Corners-wedncsday Eve, Aug %.
sFeakrFs-JLR Txler, w.F3Spear.
,HrsRAnp-Thusday alI jay-Aass Needing.
SPeakers-J. Huiehins, j. ID. Cox, c. ".
4 - - @ Smith liza
BACpxsBURG-Saturday Efe. septembsrdsf.
Spea&ers-J- II sStnll, ca Harrington
AS. Hall.
omToSLsaturday Eve. sefts1se~lsd
SPeakers-G.R. Bn0vn, J, D. King.
JOHNSON, Center-Monday Eve. Srpt. Srd. o.
SPeakers-C. VI. Smith, J. W. Tyler.
FARxtSGroy. Town HanLTuesday Eve. Sept !.
Speakers-G. T. Blown, A S. Hall.
VIENNA Center-Wednesdry Eve. SEPT -5lh.
Spcakers-B. o. FUrrist, D. T. Curiss.
ISDrPExDrScE CoEyrrs-wednesIay Eve, Sep. G
.Speakers-C. W. Smith, J. NJ StnIl.
LIBERTY. Storm s. House-Friday Eve, Sept It'll
SPrakers-J. W. Tyler, G=F. Brown.
FUwLEA. Centsr-Saturday Eve, Sept sa,.
SP+akvrs--L. C. Jones, HI Burnett, a
5. Hall. i-1E
LRnsraVx. Town HaT-Saturday Eve, Sept. 3.
, s SPeaker-J Hutchins, I'D King.
By order Of Central Committee sf- 'sav
c. L. Hunt Cha
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A~sHrABULA COUNTY.

Grasshoppers are doing much damage in
Freedom and Palmyra townships.
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BOOKS FOR R O
BULL COUNTY

Teachers, School officers and Parents
arc requested to read the following recon-
m~endation Of school books for use in the
schools of Trumbull County:
WARREN, May 81, 1860.
We have long felt the necessity of uai-
formity of text books in our common schools.
This can be secured and preserved only by
the judicious and decided action of the
boards of education.
Teachers educated in different localities,
have preference for different books. In
the rural districts. these preferences fire.
quently lead to unnecessary changes which
involve parents in needless expense, and
prevent a uniform system of instruction so
essential to the advancement of the pupils.
We would therefore call the attention of
boards of education to this subject, and
urge upon them the Importance of estab-
fishing a system of text books, In town
ships where a unif@mity already exists, it
may not be advisable to change, especially
where such a change would be attended
with any considerable expense. In all
such cases we would recommend that the
change be gradual
By the request of many teachers and
school officers. We have selected the follow
ing list of books which, in our opinion, is
best adapted for general use.
In making this selection we have aimed
at securing-lst. The best books; ID. The
cheapest.
LIST OF BOOKS.
MoGUFFEY's New Series Of Readers,
consisting of the first, second, third, fourth,
fifth, sixth and High School readers.
McGUFFEY's Speller.
New Series ofReading Charts.
RAYS Newly Revised Series of Arithme-
tics consisting of the Mental, intellectual,
Practical and Higher Arithmetics.
RAYS Algebras Part l and III.
PISyEO's Primary and Analytical Gram
mars. Newly Revised.)
CoRNELLSS Series of Biographies.
MIrCHELL's or CoRSELL's outline Maps.
WEBsrER's Series Of Dictionaries.
Isaac GRIFFIN. Examiners of
WIN. c. CLARK. Teachers for
WnIrrLEsEY ADAMS Trumbull Co.
WARREN. MAY, 1860.
We the undersig med, would heartily ap-
prove the recent action of the Board of
County Examiners, in recommending a Sc
ries of Text Books for our Schools, and so
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The COnneaut Reporter states that the
Democrats of the Ashtabula District will
probably have two candidates in the field
to secure the votes of the party. This is
a hazardous venture. They may fail to
elect either.
KILLED BY LIGHTSING.-0n Sunday
Evening, Aug. 18th. the wife of Edward
Harvey of Harpersfeld, was instantly kill
ed by lightning. Mrs. H. was about re-
firing. Her husband had just lain down,
and she was standing by the bedside when
she was killed, and he struck senseless
from which state he awOke to find his wife
dead. and himself almost helpless.-1sh.
Sentinel.
Gov. DennisOn is to deliver the regular
Address at the Ashtabula Agricultural
Fair, Sept 18th, at P. NJ.
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On the 18th inst. a small son of Joseph
Baird, of Garlestown, Portage county, was
caught under a farm gate which fell, and
crushed him to death.
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Uthi 5Odtrtisements.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
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says the Supreme Court in that case deci
ded that Congress had no constitutional
sEsFtaiatesEsas-ASle azuvaa-shs
the question of slavery in the territories"
Not 50 fast, DR.. The CcHRt deidcl that
Congress could not nitcr9enc 81 pra5Ba
slavery in the Territories, but as to inter-
zentiOn IN IT'S arozt hGC ourtsaid sThc
Constitution eff the United States rccogni-
scs slaves as rroperty, and pledges the Fed
erol Government 10 protect IT,"
With 50 loose q style of dealing with the
record tbe Rem9ergt must not expect US
to he quite eoptento We must insist that
Douglas own language, the Baltimore plat
form, and the bred Scott decision, are the
present great lights of the Douglas party,
snlit ishight time that they should face
tie music. To keep up the noise about
popular sovereignty in the face of such ad-
missions Of Douglas himself, as we have
given above, and Of the supplementary
resolution would be to seek to obtain votes
under false pretchces, and that weakhow
our ncighbor ofithe Democrat would sooTa,
though the B~reckinridge men 10 say that
the present split of the party is owing to
their unwiFlingness to allow Douglas and
his Fartytokeopup the gameae d deception
-efde the Traaabua Demoezeto of the week
before its late sumrncrsct Zs5; d-i
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FRUABgLLkG obNYY
Republican Central Committee

C. r. HUNT, Chairman Warren
C. & ADAMS, Secretary, ..... do
. A BUSHNELL, ......- ..Hartford
Darius BALDWIN, Fowler
DANIEL EARLE, ....... Newton
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THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. Bv
L the azthor Of Adam Beds. -
1DASs' p~o0KsToRE.
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.AMP MEETING

DAMP MEETING,
~ ACamP Meeting will be held u TIE v,,.
Of LordstOSA on the land Of Charles OH eo1-sn--
Ing Monday. Sag J. ilS60 fsnt,hoiaerg Are T-~oH.
mended to bring cloth tents, ~ saitable luuher far
any other Kind cAEnOt be Froearea In tha a-i1hbor-
hood. Lanbsf for tsat4fans1 viii BE- faraished en-
the grnand. No hos ksosrinT uin BE allsEed -i,hi.
the limits prsseFibsd- ~ the lsFs 4 nesein- ~iu n.
held on the grOand Aag -. al osclecR ~ ssnr.-
pare the ground and select sites for tenta.
[Aug. Is, Ie6n. 3w1
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mammoth eagle. Four or five hundred
were present to witness the scene.
After t e pole was raised. a procession
VS. formed. led by the Garrettsvillc Band,
and marched to AtwoOd's Grove, where
speeches were made by II. II. Willard. Of
Rnyeuna. and Mr.. Forrist. Of Warren
Mr.. Forrist addressed the Republicans of
Garrettsyille in the evening.
The farmers of Uindham. Portage coun-
ty, held a grand Harvest Home Pic Nc
last week. 1t was Il right pleasant affair.
he Semi-ccntcnnial celebration of the set
tleineut of WiRdham is to be held in June
1861. The first settlers were from Beck
ct, Mass. They arrived in Windham Ju-
ly s, 1871.
On the 18th inst. a small son of Joseph
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4 SSIGNEES SALE.


~ I will offer at Public Auction 81 The coaFE
House door in Warren, On
Monday the 29h day Of Oct, Il. ID. 1860
1860. a trac. Of llnd situate in the township Of Chan
plea in the County ofTrumbull,e combining l64 acres
he the same more or less, said laad IL part OF lota Nos
44and IS, and adiOins land of John NJ Retriek and
others, and is the same, which was eonve, ed ~ Geo.
Patterson and wife to VIM. TeW. Said land viii be
sold subject to the contract eeatsined-i in . certain
Mortgage given by said william TeE, ahd BY Olive
his wife to said Geo. Patterson, dated Feb. ], 1853,
Recorded in Trumbull County Records, Book Of
Mortgages. No S, Pages $50. 595 and 596. TO which all
purchases are referred tor further notice. Terms one
third cash on COORDINATION Of sale, Ons third in six
months and one third in twelve months with interest.
the payments to be secured by notes, and Mortgages
on the premises. Sale viii take place between the
hours Of l2 o'clock. N. and o'clock, P NJ. Of said
d4y if two thirds Ofthe aPPraiSnentb be offered for said
land. D. BALDWIN
IAug. 90, lssO, sE-l AIs'ee OWN. TEW-
THE Undersigned has been duly ap-
Il pointed administrator Of 1.-The estate Luther Burns.
deceased, late Of the township Of Vernon. rruRbulI
Comfy, Ohio
Aug. %, 1850. IN DANIE BURNS
ITO LET.
Seriber. on North Main Street, two doors north Ofthe
Presbyterian Church is for rent untl tia 1t of April
next. Possession given imHediateJ.
tAns-2S, eso.I lrstt JESSE IAckNroh.
DOR SALE
l. AMfIch Coz. JESSE THORNTON
lang. %, lsSO.l
STRAYED.
~ Strayed from the subscriber. on hst ThurSday
night. two cows, one . light brindle. six years cid.
DIR. and giving milk Whoever win return said
e.ws, to me at misplace. via be siibeFally rewarded.
Warren, Aug. ~. lesO. ~. n.
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Teachers, School Officers and Parents
are requested to read the following recon-
mendatiOn Of school books for use in the
schools Of Trumbull County.
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cannet Permit 10 pass unq1cstIoncd- lie
says the Supreme Court in that case deci-
dcd that Congress had no constitutional
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The Convention then proceeded to ballot
for candidate for Elcctor. J. H. Baldwin,
J. D. Garfield and I. II. Toilet were ap-
rGinted %tcllers.
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The Cleveland Herald, commenting on
the article of our correspondent t. upon
the Fifteen Cent Perry Monument Tax,
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BorDES --oh TsssdAy oe,Sber 2, ~ the residence u
ms is,ner, No 100 M.ss lNeaiy linta strecs isease
~ the lungs, nuorts saAc gec0Ad ton 81 Nn ID My
Ann Bowaen, eyed - years z mouths and y d.ys
The iriencr and snquhirsrces 81 eoe tsmily 40 -
srtotfuy invited 10 atcai hs uneral tho servces x
which wiu asr paco q f0e haana avenue fesos serta
chrrch cnrner of Fcs' Si.ta tifeci a. h,d'soa r
nue, WIS t-srseayl Ileshool, =. "se .oes as re-
mans VII oeioisricd a. 8. ifsss " -eaoscfr
hshAk,s' ~ ise'osl, Ve,obef = e'.l 20 $50 - L,
iul hnsss ahTa D.lnMi'A ne y sseaefHS bchrenii
- o .,'v -. -. ~ -. ...u. -, -. a..
H. fa@i!vts sha ren.s ol nc antly' va $50 IRE
y, ~ , - rn.x Wy . ~ q 4 " =. " =,
- fns. "a lose 10 = ~ =. II y. @e Ieepeiu9lY
Nea W attfbu h"f lhne' ~ Na str a'e rr&idsnce, NO
<4 Jey street oeruff y s"a street, III tinars
- \. A.. ,. ~ n Il. .,he- - a,
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Conrt OF General sessions.

Or 2-The nrst case disposed Of this morniag wAs an
for feonious assault the Defendant Michael
Nehafy having the 16sh Of september ted Jas.
hoouy OF so Washington street win siuns shot He
PLEADED guilty 10 assault with inteut % do bodily
harm, and there we're mitigating circumstances juds
ment suspended.
Eliza Reynolds, q shopiatar, pleaded guilty " grand
iaruery hsving stolen piece VI silk ssaed At az
John Dcnne 30s Grand street the tTfh OF sep,sn-
Der An officer arrested her with tne property ia nee
Tne Recorder rent 10 THE Stae prson
for three ysas. Mary Watson to,uty iadcte1 with
MIR Reynolds, but judgment was saspenaed I, her
Charles Culi was uied ADD convicted IL t,n,ug
money lsRe preences. having the t3th oC Jay
net John Gilmore q r,ri1eat Of Mainrl the
stcningou boats, a1d Induced bin IN take walk, In
order, hr raid, 10 purchase sssiag machine. White
they waking W esoA wsy Cal cent into bank
siby 20 get check casset AMI when b. he
rsqus Gilmore TO gse him Sz5, tor which he
ritaFec security 500 hi 90 the CITY rfsst
tm,aoy, winch rrovsa a. be worthless. "a there Is
i-sttEtna n ez.stencs Toe prisoaer wili ne
tetces co wec-c.dav
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cRsIG-Poxrn.-Dr Tuesday, oct q by the <sv joel
Parker, WILLIAM IL caAle 70 Miss AsSis Poxrss all Of
this city.
CsssTsG--CLaRE i'm this city, Thursday ,yening,
Sept ~. by the Rev Mr. Hare, y r " GAMING ~ New
Brunswck. n. j. 70 Mrs srssk ~ eisRS, OF New Ys,k.
California papers phrase copy.
DscxsAs-FoEBss.-l BROOKLYN, 0c, .. ~ the Pew.
DR. Bnrge. Mr.. Grsravus y Dcxsss 20 Aiss aUrsA G.
ro7Hya, ali If Brooklyn.
EeAN- McQrApE-Oa Tuesday, oct ., by the Rev. 7.
naiy, BonaRn Y FGAy 10 MAsY t.. eldest cauga'v n
Michael hsQusas. bsq os Utica. y !.
koREis---tnsrnas -on Wednesday, octneer q, ! tas
Memorial church, ~ the Rev. "a via r. Coose, JANIS
7. MoRxs u 70 Emily A., daughter u John Cs
k<q al of this Gay.
fArioa-IacHAkps In westport, Conn, By ~ " g.
Burr cHARtIs ~ TAHOE 70 GscsGrs, daughter VI VIM H.
kicb.Ios.
8roEss-vaS scHo, sHovrs --on Tuesday. ocisber 2,
the resideure 81 Jon Vote, ESQ NJ the venerable
nr Mott President ~ Uaon College, SAarxt TnoRsr ~
-h.rrrale nutchc~s county 10 fnvsx eldest d. liter
- The late WIN y vau Schurnhayea, q rroy,N "
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srrsxfox corr7 Par; t--Nes sia. ai7 rsi riT $40
sas ssT 6;s g5t. COS etp Gel cs3 6sT, ssp o7i sra
esi, cas- ss-. $50 cot ef1. s95. So Pat 1Np $50,
.2y, s3n ss2. 3ss s.e TsS, sss fsa, Ia Tse, 40
spfxxxs SorxF Cxcru NO ~ssadaf >eitlsmfnt Of
tric.v.
ron~pS PiHAr Part t--~os 1881. &Si. 1850, isis
1858 s,se. 1880 as I, 2io 2i37 2i3J zs0 2ist, 2iss
Per, 2-sos alii 2iI5 2il6 -lls, gi2o 2i-3, 2l23,
oI25 1870 70 ei3a
rsrr,D sr,rr. pisrslcs ocrsr-Sc- - a.. IS % 70
90
Drawings ~ ~. Frances Delaware
src.r coeSrr. ct,,s &c oc-osx- > 1867
60, II. 30. H. rs. II. rs. %, 20. q, 20. ~, :.
a.. g. "a. az -. 20. 10. %, rs. So. t5 y. |, -.
slrrulsTs sentfrse Of charge BY addrc~sins -.
WIu ngtgu. Delaware.
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waive a. personal conFA snd therfos accept
me nomnation Yours, gerry truly.
JOHN r. HOFFMAN.

waive a. psrsona consiA era.,cs ma Their fore accept
me nomnston. Yours, gerry truly.
VIZ Twsxo, Esq, Chairman, sc.
Third CONGRESSIONAL DfsrxIcT.
II proper the friends Of John C. nathes
claim regularly nominsicd foe Congress BY
the Tammany Convention held toe "a inst in this
district, Instead OF Benjamin Wood as stated Ia yefter
Gays paper
MOZART HALL ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.
The Mozart Hall Democratic Assembly Conventions as.
sembled evening In the districts for the
parpose q dominating candidates tor the Assembly.
following tables
District John Cailahan
So William WEIGH
I" &c " Woodruff
A. tcjourned 10 Tuesday evenlnx
:" s-SAml Webster
7-Asionrped 20 Tuesday evening.
S-John &. Riley.
9-A6i1rrned.
+" 10-Adeurned
li-Attoarned q this evening
" 12-GeorRe J. Campbeii.
" li-rheotore B VOORHEES,.
15-Adiourned n Friday evening
l6-Aajousned 70 Tuesday evening.
IT-Adsm c. Fsuigsn.
TAMMASY ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.
The delegates TO the Fifth, Ninth. Fourteenth and Fiji
teenth Tammany Assembly Conventions met last evening
and sgreed upon the following nominations and adjourn
ments:--
District p--John Mc6regor
I" H-Robt G. Hutchags.
l5-Adjourned 70 Friday.
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A cArECHIaM.
"a 9S.,r,2s VIA, s TIE BEST known remedy Tor
.hwwsr.-DR. .. BovEE DoDs IMPERIAL VINE
BITTBRs
Q-why DO VI q say sos
.A-L,.esass WE kgow Aas The nos sGIlruL Fly
sfCfAhs In NEW YORK And IN 0nOK01A tired Al os1.r
rsm~dics Ard FkyLnD 10 curv MRs WEAVER q Aosn-
~ ", and MR. LAMAR. of Cuibbert Ga ~ ry.h
wirk RlITERa
o-wb.i osher d,ses.es are thev rood ferf - -
I'VE KNOW thsr " re good Rr prArkPrIA, pE
piffTy, HERyOUHSFSe PAKhbfhIs, .PllsA IlkRHf-
NFN'e fORR rFfEOAr, sud FENAAx DlS8Asss - Ne
have them ifipS.
Derot Is WILLIAM sIEssI 50 ~ III pruxzA~
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strangers sD she city Should not Vail 60
visn The chronological Cabinet and Mugeum OF 70 WLER
WkLiS s kroadw way Here may tlsmissssn rees
brss and Cats from the heads ~ the dsin
gnished and notorious men Of the sgeasrsmeu. aiors
philotophers Murc Thieves IT. Sc C0upea phce
nooeie Delneaious Of Character with TAI descriptions
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brakes Hats Can Always he Disftn-
rui.hed ohefs By Their superior instre Ths FALL
s-yLE for ycung considered by ntr~s ~ DO h- UEN
Of the sessvn. DRAKE Hsrer, 40 Futon street
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FiDkle d Lyon Sewing Machine Com.
paDy-AD machnes give satisfaction
money ietune ed. Agents wanted. s3S Broadway, ny
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StssmWAy ~ sons OwerstruNg Trnnd
and square Pianos conydered the
are warranted for i've wsreroons 81 and ~ Walker
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uc sesy undrcss Hat for yoaug Tr1tlensn,
~ KNOX ~ No az RroafwAy yesterday mornirT
Our miiArv fsrd ~ To- u~~s will apprecs'- the eomp
seu psid them elegant Fa style ~ Ha, for
hes general appreciation, and the dc annt for u
hetps Kror ard his ss.issnts cons;snty busy.
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Brooklyn Photogrsphs.--Mtr en-
12t
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Prince OT whlss' Bau lover $4,000 La
dies have proclaimed ra LAfaDs LIQUID PsN ,he orly
tcis thst viii preserve and besuy M complexon and
73s and tS9 Broadway.
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The Ladd d Webster Sewing Machines
may now be had for Fifty Dollars, nj 500 Brsadwsy
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The Trade safe Of Paper HnERtngs ss
e-coD WI be continued through toe day rbursday ocso
hes - IS Murray fueei, b, JOnkfh htoASAn, com
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s,raugess n sl,a City s,,,

Fall and W,nIrr Boos.-The Best I'm
The city LokiN BROoAs son (essAbl.aaec lal99, los
FULTON street
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Drawings ~ r.. Frances Octave


ssrs.-wooT ADn, 4 90. ssn.sr,, II a..
pfAa~aFs. KrzrrizT RItsogA. s4AIs LOrrrRfxs.
wA03-NaTna Cas-. al, CrfoAs& J. tsSJ
co, 20 2. 81. 2, rs. rs, is, Is. II. ", a..
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