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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27
CHEAP AND CHOICE
FRUIT TREES
II o II = A l. f.
DEN1sToN G MowH1NEY,

Corner Of Wafnut and High SIS, Eaton, o.
James Denison, Contracting Partner, resi-
dcnce West High St, near the Nursery.
l. R. McWhinney, Indianapolis, Indiana.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27

En'~Our friend Michael Ryan has
our thanks for favors.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27
Up and Down,

We neglected to notice in our
last, that Jack Gilmore had pro-
cured fine hickory pole, and with
the help of his older friends had
erected the same in front of his
fathers residence, and we regret
that in announcing the fact now
we are compelled to announce the
additional fact, that the storm on
Thursday last tore the ground up
all around the pole and it very nat
urally fell down.
We hope soon to see it up again.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27
We hope soon to see it up again

@-We return our thanks to
Mrs. W. Engle for one of the incest
boquetts of the season. We hope
her journey through life may ever
a aowery one, and that she as
well as her husband ever hold fast
to the true Democratic doctrine.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27

HaTWe direct especial attention
to the speech Of John NJ. Wilson,
one Of Lincolns electors of the State
Of Indiana, to be found on the first
page of to-days paper, headed
'Irishan Germans Read" Eve
ry foreigner should read the above
mentioned article and then decide
for himself which way he will cast
his vote. If he desires to be class
ed under the head of the National
Dcmocracy-the friends of the for.
cigner-lct him at once renouncc
all connection with the Black Re-
publicans,-or rather Know Moth
ings in Black Republican disguise.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FNHE undersigned has been duly appoint
Il ed Administrator Of the estate Of viii.
Gill, late of Eaton, Preble county, Ohio,
deceased. All persons indebted to the es.
are requested to make immediate pay
ment; and those having claims against the
same will present them probated to my At
torneys, Zoos & Campbell of Eaton, for al
lowance by the undersigned.
WILLIAM H. GILL,
Administrator.
September Goth. 1860. poj-3w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27

ren,-Wc are under obligations to
C.L. Vallandigham for public doc
umOnts.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27

MI The Wide Awakcs,-those
who were not too drunk-of this
place attended the torch light pro-
cession at Camden on last Thurs
day night. Before leaving here,
however, they had to compel a
number of their company to remain
over, from the fact that they were
too drunk to leave town. Thus it
will be seen that the Republican
party contains all the decency there
is.
We suppose the Register will de-
ny again, that there were any of
the Wide Awakes drunk. What
we have stated are facts, and "facts
are stubborn things"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27
Our County Fair.

The 18th annual fair ofthe Preb-
lie county Agricultural Society is
over, with all its hustle and confu-
sion. twas by no means a bril-
liant affair, nor yet was it a failure.
The receipts from all sources
amount to about thirteen hundred
dollars. The weather was inauspi-
cious, being alternately warm, cold,
damp, raw, drizzly, wet and windy,
and as a consequence the attend
ance on Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday was decidedly slim. A
clear sky on Friday morning prom
ised a fair day, and an average
crowd visited the grounds on that
day. With tho exception of the
fruit and vegetable departments,
(Which were filed to OVERLOOKING
with the finest specimens we ever
saw, we are satisfied that the num-
Der and variety of articles exhibit
ed, fell far below an average. The
stalls and pens for stock were not
filled as well ashley have been here
%tofore, although the stock (what
there was of it,) was pronounced
by judges to be excellent. The
trials Of specd, showed no improve
ment so far as we could judge.
The negro Eshow and dancing
tents seemed to be the greatest at
fractions on the ground. By the
way, we believe that if the mana
gers would carry out the will of a
large majority of the substantial
patrons of agriculture and industry,
they would not permit such things
the Fair ground.
There was considerable dissatis-
faction expressed on account of the
non ascension of that balloon
persons hastily condemned
the officers for having advertised
that which they knew would not
be done. This is all wrong. 1t
was advertised in good faith Mr..
was here ready to make the
ascension, but the balloon did not
arrive until five o'clock, when the
had dispersed. Noblamcls to
be attached to the officers of the
or to Mr.. X. Upon the
whole we believe the general opin-
ion was, that notwithstanding the
llampness Of the weather, the Fair
was a rather dry gathering.
|
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27
Attention Readers.

We wish to direct the attention
of our readers to the advertisement
of a. A.. Kelly, to be found on the
fourth page of this paper. Mr..
Kelly is the originator of the Gift
Book enterprise, his room is No.
%, West fourth street, Cincinnati.
We feel warranted in saying to
all, that when you wish good books
at less figures than you can buy
them at here, be sure and send to A..
A. Kelly Of Cincinnati and you will
be sure to be accommodated, be-
sides You will get a gift with each
book that you buy, which is of
itself worth from fifty cents to ono
hundred dollars. Remember the
books arc sold at the publishers
lowest prices, and besides you are
certain to get a splendid gift extra.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27

w.. Hamlin is a dialnionist.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-09-27

we would he glad to see the old War
Hose returned to Congress. Mr.. Giddings
is man .ofine talents, a wise and %cxpcri.
,cnccd Statesman, and a man of iron nerve.
There is not q better Republican, nor a more
honest man in the Union than old Joshua r.
GidlingS." Dayton Gazette, July 90, 1860.
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TO THE PERLIC.

aeae appearing ltiur" the puhr soliciting hdr favor
do eanesi, and gratefully acku"s ledge ns long aha
continued patronage bou Of Glass Eain stHll
every effort IN power 10 mike the sll
worthy of their canbsinnre.
With fscic, ever, department y ,sr hu-inoss
with determination To keep the nnst nui best goods
ufaeturei together With the latest aud 1T i~ianah styles
and due attention all the miuuto lta' hc hun feel
~arraniej IN saying inl "nT hhf .i!i, ii clothing
and nj los.y prItrs Than bnus' ~ ilc Trade
VI. arrangements siI la - thoroughly .nek iaat shall
he able furnish, day. notice. su- III the iHk Partisan
styles aud all guarantee 10 who Will
!atof With their custom.
CHARLES J. lAlSE
Succ,ss1 t. Glass ~ E1nn,
dec Main street ltrChburg, hrgiuiu.
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TuNE attention ni the Farmers called Valuable
ui1cr, rnm Jarvis Island, IN the lttde tcean. and
possession the American t,uanu onals
the L. :. Con The principal tnl
lem Guauo is the Phosphate aud -nlIae ri Lime subir
condition that readily be taken up LAY the pant,
Ice initiated h II ALSO has sufficient animal
Ter yielding Ammonia /" produce immediate and abundant
crop 1t does not simulant but lasting
upon 81" the ere" hnS been harvested rhuu, It
only introduced ia Virginia IA hprl has h.cu
marked effect, aud IL rapidly increasing la or lou Mh,n
has been tried with astonishing results only producing
erup, hat nsarng superior stand OF lh,, Gnano uI
In bags barrels with tho trade mark t
and upon each package. mud Warranted u,
HIN H. tANl.
sole Agent American hunno tpmau}, El,'uuud
Np~f~ LACY.
fliy Arrul Tor l., huuf.
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WO0LEN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.

VIII MAN1 UTHEE AKTIEIES
SUITABLE TO TIE SEASON,
just received and for sale FOR CASH.
d"c it-hhs iNu. j. Pt'RNiS, Agent
SALl SALF'!.'m sacks Mar>hal's'' Grand LIyerle'
~ Shii, just received and for sale Dy
dec TEE pOrEEy(D
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\ CARD

I nAyEh,s da,,rd Nj ,hAJIe- J. itane my entirr In
Il \ Eainc and l., H. las
aud ali claims against IN" said concerns will
present them 10 Mr. Lam" iS meni, aud all drbl- duo the
said concern. viii be paid Ia HIM.
In retiring ram the business beg have Ia lender tony
ami the pullc thanks
extended an rr>prBt TrcOinmrnd Nit Gane 10 thor
continued iasare. EOHEEl j. GLASS.
llA,nbI December ist, is3A
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BALTIMORE
Notice to Shippers of Tobacco to the West.

vv,r prepared give Increased facilities to
ai,.y Of Tobacco lie West. having shortened The lime
,l md reduced from third ~ fourth class
l,nno -,p. given the principal pnts In the Weet by
,.J ~, In. ohio md ffeghs aearanfec NJ low ~
~ any o,.r line The only Unemployment peiseen DAtlnore
Sincnali indianapolis 81 1oas aid chicago maue Al ils
-. iIr,,r, under cover. thereby hfUuing
J,.sar, and ragc and ali damage on Tobacco iron expos
:. u.in,,.a a. p,n.,un,
81 N' MAGRAW n KOOSS,
No. North street, Baltimore.
peGr Ia Jesse Hare Co., W. D. Miller and L. Clayton,
Hamburg jacob iiead Co, and Jacob Brandt Jr Bn'-
L,n '- " march ls-'tly
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CLOTHING CL0THlNG!! CLOTHING!
Nj. GliG(iE,NHEI

AS returned from The Northern cities and is dali, rccc, n,
i Yer, large and iaI"hahi, stock OF FALL AND NIN
M tlb llNG, which III beauty, siNlc and uali, l-
surpassed lie very respectfully and invites public
general and MS rrnis 10 his stock before
elsewhere lie viii hold ca md
prompt pay customers "ihrrs, Il" has more iLs-x-
cr'ur has taught him I" az, d,oid, r,,r,u. credit
Ills stuck comprises many ncrcnt sl,lr> of Iuas Pants
Vests, over Coats nrcnoiGhs, etc, t, too ll
mcruuS to mention.
lie also has assortment of SEAMLESS CLOTHING thu,
greatest iuvcut Of the ny and only manufactured b one
tompa, in tho United States III New York The public is IN.
Ntci c "n und examine Them II will uuhcss z,lc every.
body.
ii, large, stock Of G, nilcnrns trr<tsmxG conps
such Socks liz, Irava, Nj shirt. uuj Drawers Gloves
shirts Hankcices ShHWl- lraNtii. i,lrk,t. etc; also
TRUNKS Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Il turns ,anh. G,f
past hNurs ari invites eNtrAhods 10 ca.t luul.
y B-C"nuir, Merchants Woalt a. call uu hun Lee
tore going tror Fast as hc is pr, pared Nno,tl ,ric
sept 2e-dlS NJ Il
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Ttweekly Freight ard Passenger Line
4 L,IAIl Ii ~ Nj lR T..

h-~. THE Powl,atan Steamboat Company steam
GEO. PEABODY, capt RICHARD i'Riio H.
sHD aud BELvlDERE, Capt. WA kfgNK, VIII leave hich
n, md for Baltimore every 7nasidy Thursday and SafHddy
KrTnsISs will baltimore for Rcln"nd every I"'sany,
THur.Jty SATURDAY, lereb. enabling shippers ana IaS
scngcs have opportunity OF COMMUNICATION pet"ce 'he
~ points every other day.
,$5- Freight received III both places every day. -
For Sircd these bne Steamers are equal not
s,rrio To- any Of their found In this any other
din These steamers having been fitted out With splendid State
Room Passenger Accommodations are recommended Ia the
travelling and ircging community The most conforiabe,
cheapest speedy mode of transportation between the Two
points . go =,
TcKrrs be procured AT our Office Shoekoe Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel or II steam, RS Landing, Rocket
ID n W CtR.lE, Agents, Richmond.
sept T-dy j. BRANDT ,Jg., No Light ST., Baltimore.
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HAVE ths dzs purhsscL oi Mr. L. Glass Dis cntltc IN
le.si The Of Class Eaip' ani L. II hass
and lhr tus.aes. ~ b., conducted la tn,
si,la oi tHaEI Is : fAINL Az prsnR' hat ing oiaimi
against either viii please presses tlrH Ia me for ia>
neni and all debts du" uic ul h collected b!
lHAELIS j. KAHN.
LtScnprR,i, p,r ,msr lsi SRI
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"a HATS, GAPS, AND FURS. IN
- JOHN DOOLEY,

q, o
i"eNlh n UNUSUAL, large assortment oil G""is
j IN the Hat cap and Fur line.
The stock CONSISTS al all the popular stlI"r OF
HAS ASD CAPS
now III usr and beautiful Mole skin Dress Hat 81
he Northern Manufacture; The son ~ Felt Hat,
French style Ledger si,lc I,ei crown Fantrrs Bo"! Brii
Wool. HATS,
The lowest quality servants Ia the finest saxon! wool;
MEN'-, BOY AND C1iILDElN's tAfs,
OF Fur IoII, PIush, Hair, Srnl. Glazed, &c, Ac.
LADIES EID1Ab HATS,
of beaver blark and u and richly trimmed Velvet;
,lIIIDlsENS HATS AND CAPS,
s les, just impaired from Paris-ficb Patterns
LADIES ftES,
Vcnrincs Tipns Hall .A,as, CaI's. Mun- Muaccs and
thEircu'- N,s..- fur-, NIL qualities and styles
CABBAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
" oil buffalo, I'trsan liinc-, lined and rongh.
deal, particularly Invited To examine tHa
,Ntru-i,c stock ehnH spared I" max" Ichh"hd as
good purchase an. other III IN. country,
.,th t,dl. JDlIN DODI.EI.
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Dissolution.

TItHE partnership eosng upd1S DIR st il md
i'm. II Guss Gsiac Is his DAY dis-N"l BY nut da oun
s1a the IA persons ha' mt
claim, against viii pleas present them 10 Mr.. unss hr
payment AMI all persons indebted H. the hrm si nlako
iueh Ia him. lis Anthntilrd ageuis
II. GlI,Ss.
a, ronru atlh ls.s tHAA j. EAISE.
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STITZER,
0ppasne the kIeadnge B@at,
Main street, I.ynchburg, Wa.
ALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS

e ALL 81 L X y II q III II a 5.
NJ srITZEEs the place Ia buy your made under his
Known INSPECTION by i celebrated wOrkmeu hal
BE- prodno. lie is furnishing nv customers with
The baoisanesi Hat that produced Jberr nothing
this eat the Hat
thing really beanial NJ dss not design being rgtiiea,
but body h. II thrpiDr,,
Ha Ia eclipse all other hats In be3uiy L, durab, aud
dnish peculiarly adapted the form Of the head mud exquisite
iy beautiful sinr's is the place get It.
lie would also call attention his la stook II Sn Felt
tats of es, grade and quality sPris Hats In ai varie
ty fine Iioth Velvet IRst thijr,us Fancy
Hats ard oaps ladies' Riding lial MI kind- e,lsis nao
40 srie Ut tr shortest notice.
CALI stilers Practical nAt,e Tor bargains The ais o
The HIGH ma lpolj
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100 PAk Extra Heavy Brogans for sa.- ty
~ 1oF q. NJ NoLLiNs A 90
EST ABLI SH ED 1898.

u w Ii 4 =,
RE Receiving direct from their own n,a,utao,, ~.
IA iafEesf and most dernble stock FALL AkD
CLOTHING they hare exhibited, ~hvA s4,iiioa.
sh ~ msde y every arrival throughout sras Their
iare1 ~ show Ill timea fsH mud complete a4sxias, d
thsnast fshsashe goods gotten In style equal
Merchant Txlo WORT and sold LES.
rnAH pnorI Thox asreNd and Alrd Hssvs Aeyod
excssivey % She WHOLESALE TRADE mad wir se
md WELL nAse Notine manuiactured with palma
rib dira re1sEseae ~ lie wants Of Virginia
MOTH G<roaa ~ Eannasoe DeYofng the sloe Il o.i
ne p ~ and sale Of Clothing alone via Longer
expexenc extense oJaona and other material ad-
Suniaee2 ne and do offer DC greatest indnceusentS
.A KEEN, BALDWIN &;wILLIAMA
9nE ISIS No. i02 Main Street. Richmond Va
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NOTICE.

Ii prrs0ns hh ola agaIus Nc lAio Thomas hi
IA lard will pcase present them duly aurnea,ed 10 Jes
Is Noaiin, aud the. viii be prompt! IaG ~
1IIoNAs jas EHs,
der D-diH Eiuf. Thomas ID1larl,
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j. MATTHIAS &: Co.
No, 81 Main street. LYDChburr Vn

3 v
Hxz BEG leave cali the aitsnlivs OF ,pla~ their
vH 9Iarge anil eegsDi stock 81 FALL WlNfEE GOODS,
w which will De f inspection MONDAY sep
&c consisting parfof very srge N,s,e, -
ard Cloth coakA and handsap fal wSaplang aso
q grcat yaret, OF handsome B0nuctS Mos Hats ,Alrens
Hats and Caps Ribbons, Flowers Feathers ouchc H.
Drsssea Dress and N"ar Caps Nci Caps and ,unrs
Goods Back Fsai lirads md J,i
pents Fancy Hair Pins, Combs B,iisb. Soaps. fsfmcr,
and Hoop skri with elegant lot Of fIls - up
80 sell, with articles TOO numeross mrrtt We
ei assured ha all In ~ goois will
hge To call ON u rs We c prepared 10 ssp ri Reasonable
lfiees
Orders from thc country viii receive psr Mar att.on
e8- EEPAll.lSG done usual IN rood sitc
Aspi2 ,-dts NJ
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Il T. OV A l..
FHN undersigned having removed Ia the store formerly
rnpicd b. {. T. tchhi. Esd, neSt door 10 lry " Sunh
cr beg leave Ia Inform his friends that he ia still engaged III
the tODn,ihsion dnd FDra,dng Business and keeps con
stantl hand we'll selected STOCK oi sfApE A>D
hici he will sell NJ prices that will not tail 10 please
Ills facilities for doing COMMISSION sToREAGE 1T siNkss
unsurpassed, having house upon the Basin, with WEI,
enclosed lot where consigumcts of Lumber and Pig Iron will
lie enrcll
lie still Agent for Iyngston celebrated Flows and Plow
Castings and will always keep full assortment Also, Guao
Cement AMI Ground Plaster.
feb l-,ls WM T. ANDERSON.
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" ..:,s:s.. III ....:....,.
nni alirr A"lI,t I'd ~" passenger lrans vii be run
- on hr >anhsic Railroad, having l.! ncibug follows
MHH Tram daily at II, \. VI.
SECOND rain daily, except SUNDAYS, at 1890 +. VI.
Both t,>c train. ,uunc, WIKI The Richmond DanNlle
tnins Ia Ioi aul the Nurh. The second connect,
al i,irr-hrg With the trains o Norfolk aud Weldon.
lies, trans also connect WITH three tr weekly lines of
Steamship, II, Point To- New York. Philadelphia aud
baltimore, all magnificent tl the best accommodate
passengers The arrUad to Norfolk with
,lail, ~iean Packets To Baltimore.
The al the N,uilisi Elruad Co. AT lynclburg, will
furnish an, further information respecting these lhes
aug lI-ts H. u. 81 I,D tien1 Sup't.
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Rnffins Phoanho pornvinn Guano.


HAVING been appointed Agents rNe,lcni Fcrlnsr
W are prepared Ia furnish Ia Partners Ran
tiers at Richmond prices Adding actual charges We think
artlcl" " bound Ia sucUod, great measure, the
Peruvian GUuuo All nsk trial Ia M ,si
ncredulus NJ lplliNS X CO.
sci Az n II rhh
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Lynchburg Coach and Wagon Factory

orER THE subscriber returns his grateful aeknns lcls'
nv his old friends aud for hv Nu
rt patronage toward HIM, nnd bcgs leave 10 nj ma
and the pudc c has been started business
n business nlen
uninnc" ri ia,or- lie viii mnk" nnie hnl k"pnu hJut
nil kui- 81, lltIN ANll NA,,'NS, malV IN tr most shh
raua AMI ncnt style He viii aisn mskp Ia orirr aud vii
soon maic general assortment ii Carriage EockHwn
nni Huggio- Also, large assortment II mud tm" he, "
Sprung Moving Wagons aud lwohprs. stage Al Who "nu
gsd WORK. I" the old IPHchhrg taae dni Wagon fH
fTD AMI he dulur business hr lrutllo,
expect Ia go good work lnl al iM r,se All VII" WH
good and n,Ht BugRcs give n4u a all
march II dis ipllN II, EAlllN, Ng"ii.
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSrIEI, SGIfE\TlI,I!

FHfAkE pleasure in announcing Ia the ladies and
I,uchbrc and surrounding country they iakc,
The upstairs door o the Warwick House wh,rr thu, Will
and ncr I'M the 10Th INST Offer Inspection cu
and lngc stock ot Paris Flowers, Feathers hhnus Ron
nets, Gaps tuifucs Head dresses Pins. Nets tew,lry,
mcnts, imhrrric>, Eur French t"rs,s Hoop skirts
DIS Hose Gloves Saxon! Yarns real Bruss, French Thread
aud Blond la,cs.
Tho Latte. respectfully aud specially solicited call aud
e>ann" oar stock Of GOO l., which the --latest sls
which "" vii all al wholesale retail. All wra.k ,ru
rs "" arr confident oiler Undue. prc
f.,il,
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I Now hive supply :" NATURAL ION l. from the Carbon,
i lll Mines the kind that such general sa.lc
ton last inter- aul expect /" Keep sack .it
can recommend tiN rs irst rate iuls Il i:as meets
makes hrgi IRE, hur,- longer Than Bdnn,us Coal SuI
makes less dirt ihnn nny rna hntsetet Inv
Is particularly desirable tor cook ing st,Ncs
MM. \. MILLER, On Basin
sept 20 lltS-Ecp copy
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Reliable orders iron The Trade b! Mail Telegraph, hlled
on application IL AUSFESs, Agents.
93 Pearl Street, v. Y.
KEnosE>E also TO l obtained nj the Manufacturers Prices
of all the New York Wholesale Druggists Groccrs tampene
and burning Fluid Manufacturers and Dealers in Lamps
N. B.-kEEoSENE is the trade mark OF the Kerosene Oil
Cos aud all cautioned against using the said
mark for other oils oct l,l)m-A.
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NETWORK ADvERTIsRNHaTs

Al I, Nv y
NEW 1VsR NV GhA AS386HIS
-
II A X X A N II
rpFTPvESCENT SEITZER A6epYp,,,
s.S,i,s ..is and f,o.ular Mrdinc nrssssi = 7.
H'his 49, a. a.s. u st.asl ~ eonorni,
- WIN 's ana T., ,,., 81 we seessgfsted sezey
spring, ~ -, H. n,o 80 Pcrtabie form
mas UNIV a., la md - r.
~ ue Ha =, ,iEE AMI n s 'ss % me Mos1
hFfieiENi ~.
! II n [
Ia AMI as being entitled 70 special preference the
Mineral Spring waters sti'iz fowders ana other similar @
ci.s both from It's tonpacness and great efficacy II
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FRANKLIN & Co.
wUuLLsALk AND KE1Ni
GROCERS & COMMISSION NEE CHANT:

Li'sfFB
l. n & III Is l. RIG, a.
HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
Il l. NJ bags Rio, laguira and Java Coffee:
loo bbls Brown Extra e.. Crushed and t, Sugar:
10000 lbs. Leaksylle and Union Cotton Yarns:
200 kegs old Dominion Nails:
.0a sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt
30 boxes Adamantine and Taow Candies:
30 sides good sole Leather;
't'0 Blankets;
10 tons Iron, Hammered Rolled, Band, Horse Shoe Round
Oval and Hoop;
Is eases heavy Boots and Brogans Shoes
New Orleans aud West India Molse Hne syrup Bacon SIDES
Loaf Sugar Mackerc IN barrels and Kits Green Black
Brown and Toilet soaps Rcc, Soda Spices Ginger r.pI.
sail. rctre, Alum. Extract Logwood Indigo Madden arc
Chains Grind Stones Grind Stone Fixtures, Horse Shoes
Shear and istcrcd Steel, Axes, Coil Rope Hacking Pow der
shot LEAD Painted buckets Sugar Boxes, Nests OF Tubs
Wrapping and Writing Papr Shoe Thread Twinr Dcinju
stoneware, staple nry Goods such brown hcaccl and
srd Domc-iics, fais, lnsts, Jeans krrsc,s Full Cloths
fanneis, Bed blankets, Caocs Alpaccas. with large
an General assortment of fine aud coanos Liquors, Wines
Particular attention paid To the sale of Tobacco Wheat
@ Flour and all other kinds Of Produce and prompt
.A,eer nauc "r tie sale oi same. nci 29'lActs
{ WRS, NEAL LUMP AND GROUND PLAsTER-rhe
undcrsigied has rented from Mess giorne Johns
tneu Corn and Plaster MIL He will keep constantly on hand
CHAS = IANEiini, \ n - -,
mAIcn sue or The sale OF Western Plaster In this city
UST received al ENGLEDoVES another lot of those bean
u uni Black Trco Beaver Cloth Cloaks for ladies'
nov 11.dfs
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