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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
ALBAN'S FIRST LETTER.
Plover, Portage Co.,

Feb. Is, 1860.
Hn. Geo w. Catc-Dzm SIR
| AN a acandiiate for tho Office Of Judge
OF the 7th Julicial Circuit, a',.l having
understood that You are u candidate !nr
:h2 81 IA p!iica. take this method at
natit'yihg You that | iropd~a to discuss
an uiaiit,in before the people the fol
lowing propositions:
Isl. That n:'ilh"r the Supreme, Cir
cult or District Court Of the United
States have under the Federal Consti:
tuition any appellate Jurisdiction OF
control whutever over the State Courts.
2i. That the Fugitive Slave Law is
unconstitutional and void.
2d. That the Dred Scott Decision,
where it decides In substance that the
Federal Constitution carries Slavery in
to all the territories Of the Union, and
maintains il there above the Legislation
of Congress a.t&i nt, the Territories. is 4
mere Judicial di,,itt,J1. has 10 binding.
force, and is nTt entitled to the respect
of the people of the States.
If your Honor will take issue upon
any or all OF these propositions, please
mention such time and places, as will
suit your convenience, to meet me foI
their discussion
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES 5. ALDAN.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
Fact, Fancy and Fun.

What is the greatest terriGer p
Fire.
Who commit the greatest aboni-
nations? Nations.
What is necessary for a farmer to
assist him? System.
What would give a blind man the
greatest delight? Light.
What mist be done to con-
duet newspaper right? Write.
-What is the best piece Of counsel
given by justice Of the peace? Peace:
Pride breakfasts with plenty, dimes
with want, and snps and sleeps with in.
fanny.
Many 4 man follows drinking till
he has neither coat to his back or his
stomach.
What lady Of history renown, mar
rled a gardener and made him lese his
situation: Eve:
Fashion is the race Of the rich to
get away from the poor, who follow az
fast as they can.
Why isn't reporter Ike a police
man? Because one takes down what
tie other takes up.
-DowneaSt Lyceum-qucstion for
discussion: "Can a big man ache hard
er than little man 20
"A great many people are willing
to do the Samaritan without the oil and
without the two pence.
Stealing never makes a man rich :
giving aims never makes a man poor:
and prayer never hinders mans bus
mess
An 1rishmau once observed that
nlle-stones were kind enough to an
swer your questions without giving YOU
the trouble to ask them.
% feel" said an old lady, "that
I've got through with this world. /
shan't enjoy much more trouble, nor
suffer much more comfort"
- Somebody says that it takes a
smart woman to make a capital fool,
but we know e woman, not very smart.
that has made score Of fools. .
Never keep. boy to black your
boots and attend to the stable, while
you trlghten your wife out of the idea
OF employing nurse to take care Of
the twins, by constantly crying, hard
times
"A Democratic paper in noticing a
recent demonstration Of that party,
says S'the air was rent with the snouts ,
ofthree thousand people" After which
we suppose the band played s:root hog
or die" 1<4-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1860-03-10
CATE S REPLY.
Very respectfully yours,
JAMES $. ALBAN
Stevens Pnint,
Eni, 2I 1860

Feb. q! / $50.
Hon ]. s. AIhsn- D20r .Sir:-I an
in receipt of vour favor ofths lSth, inst,
(hanaed me this morniug) in which YOU
say, that during the pen,ling c;1nvaSs
for Judge Of this Circuit l0u propose
to discuss aud maintain the following
prorost!nns:
lst. Tint neither the Suprcmo. Cir
cult, or District Courts of the United
States, have under the FIl"ral { ,a~ti-
tuition any appellate ilri; fiction over
the State Courts.
q. That the Fag:ltive Save Law is
uncoastttutiona ani void.
81. That the Deed Scott d acision,
when it declares in snbStan"t. thnf the
Federal Constitution carries Slavery
into all the territories oftha Union, an |
maintainS it there above the legislation
of Congress AMI Of the territories. Is a
mere judicial dictuna, has no binding
force, an,i is not entitled to the respect
If the States.
You further propose that if should
take Issue upon any, or all of the said
propositions, that we met anl discuss
the same before the people Of this Cir
cult
II reply, allow me to saw, that under
any circumstances | should mach dis.
like to take the stump for any Judicial
office, there is in my Judgment n1auifes,
impropriety in such a course, not only
is it in opposition to the spirit of our
law; but it is also in opposition to all
custom and usage, never within NY
knowledge iii the history ofthe elective
Judiciary in this State have candidates
tor judicial office appeared upon the
stump, to harrangue the crowd and
solicit votes. The people should be
left free to pass on so important a mat
ter as the selection of high judicia
officer unintiuenced by those appliance.
that the artful and designing politician
knows so we'll how to use, aud from
those excitements that usually attend
an active canvass for important politi
cal officers. Persons to Gil judicial off
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Correspondents batwean James 8. Al
bal-r!1a RaDlb lean Candidate fer
= ~ Jliso Nh Judge Cate-the
Indapanleat Candidate.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
REMOVAL!

THE undersigned has removed his Carpet l. and Curtain business, to the Jackson Block, 363 Main Street, where he is prepared to show the best assortment of Carpet and Curtain Goods in Memphis. Velvet, Tapes try, Brussels, Super and Common Carpets, Silk, Damask, Lade and Common Curtains, Tasses, Loops, Bands, Picture Cord, Corni- ces, etc; Buff and White Holland of differ ent widths; Gilt, Landscape and Plain Shades. Floor Oil Cloths, from six to twenty, four feet wide.
 Finllle & Lyons Family Sewing Machine, the best machine made, for from $55 to $l30. The best of workmen on hand to cut, make and lay carpets, hang curtains, shades, &c.
 H. M. GROSVENER,
 Jackson Block, 363 Main St., Memphis. ia2O-tf
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
Administrator Notice.

TAvING taken out letters of administra- El tion on the estate of Levi Byram, de- ceased, this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to present them, properly authenticated, within one year from this date, or they may be precluded from any benefit in said estate, and if not exhibited within two years, they shall be forever bar red and precluded from all benefit in said es- tate. w. w. bf RAM,
 au29-1m Hickory Plain, Prairie Co.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
-llIl 1 m. l ? Tn. 3 m. 1 6 m. fyear.

Rs~A Advertisers by the year will be res- trcted to their legitimate business.
 aTA Advertisements displayed by large type, or in double columns, charged double the above eS5- Personal communications charged dou- bIe the rates of regular advertisements.
 a1gr Legal advertisements will be charged, for one square or less, first insertion $1, and sO cents per square for each additional inser- ton. 3 \ E t Fs
 e% Announcing candidates for State and District offices, ST; County offices, s5; Town- ship, offices S3, invariably in advance.
 eSy Calls on persons to become candidates are charged at the usual rates, except when ns,sons making the calls are subscribers to onr paper. Payment in advance.
 sezsw Political circulars charged as adver- tispmerts "'''~
 e1Sy Advertisements not ordered for spe- cjlle, time; will be inserted till forbidden, and chargcd for accordingly, ,a--e..
 ey~ All advertising to be paid for quarterly OUR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT.
 WE, have supplied ourselves with good sssoftlnent of Printing Material, and are ready to execute all kinds of Job Printing, on reasonable terms.
 We are prepared to print Pamphlets, Cata- Iogdes, Posters, large or small, Cards, Ball Tickets, Bill Heads, Blanks of every descrip- ton, for Clerks, sherifis, Justices of the Peace, Constables, Scc.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
)RS. BIRDSONG & TUCKER RrsI

D DENT PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS AND Ac- coo,UcHEuRs, co, having formed co-partnership. oHer their professional services to the eff, zens or Des Arc and surrounding country. From their long experience in their profess sion ny sney nope to share liberal patronage.
 GsY Particular attention given to all chro- nlc diseases of females.
 OFFIcE-Buena Vista street, first room up stars Tn Perry & Jackson's new building.
 aug15 tfl
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
LOGS! LOGs!! LOGS!!! Wheat! Wheat! Wheat!! !

immediately at the Lake Bluff w Steam Saw and Flouring Mills, any quantity Wheat and Saw Logs, for which the highest market price will be paid in CASH
 E. C. ATKINS.
 March 29, 1S60.-apr4-6m.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

VyHAT forewarn all persons from cutting
 N or removing any logs, bushes or timber of any kind, off of any of my lots in the town of Des Arc. as the law will be most rigidly enforced against any person or persons for so doing. 5. r. CAiLiN.
 April 8, 1s6o.-apr11-tf. , +.,..
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

R; J. W. BURNEY, PHYSICIAN AND t. SURGEON. West Point, Arkansas. Offers HIS professional services to the citizens of inc town and adjacent country. Taug15 tf n'
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
Dr. Geo. HADFIELD'S HOMEOPATHIC

SPECIFIC REM[SlD0ESa EEVER AND AGUE BOX CONTAIN to cure S2 % Fevers, ,.vial with directions, p Scarlet Fever Preventive, p Headache, 7 vlals, o0 Rheumatism, do. 5o Spasms, do. oo Group, do. oo Diarrhea, -r. do. 90 Diarrhea of Children, 2 do. 50 Dysentery, -1 2 do. 50 Colic. -- do. 50 Coughs and Colds, 2 do. 50 NeuraIgia. - do. 90 Case of Medicine containing 77 vials, and a
 large work giving full directions $l5 % For sale at this office. For sale Wholesale and Retail by Dr. Geo. Hadfeld, Little Rock, Arkansas. apr 2o-u.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
STEAMED OR STOLEN.

A MUSTANG PONY, of dark color, very "A. near a roan-with white face and white feet. He is a range horse about six years old. A liberal reward will be given for hls delivery to me at Des Arc, or at the livery stable of T. F. Greer & Bro. .
 iune9:tf J. E. GaIE "oOD. V
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26
THE DIES ARG CITIZEN.
rERM ? PER ANNU
 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. FIFTY NUMBERS MAKING A VOLUME.
Y HATES OF ADVERTISING.

R,rEs OF ADvERTIsING.-One square (10 ines of this size type) for one insertion, S1; .,.b additional insertion, 50 cents.
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26

!. SLaNToN, A M. D: JNo. B. BLANToN, M. D. \ nR' J. BLANTON & SON, PHYSICIANS O AND SURGEONS. Gy- Office and resi- sas. farno 1rr
Des Arc citizen., 1860-09-26

= o<1 IN N U DEKs' J. L. NEIL. DRS. SANDERS & NEIL, Resident Pbv-
 D sicians, Des Arc, Ark, having formed partnership in the practice of their profession. tender a continuation of their services to the citizens of Des Arc and adjacent country. Oifice up stairs, corner of Buena Vista and Woodruff streets mvo6-tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-06-13
MARINE MTHLLIoANC1.
Port OF RICHMOND. JUNE Il.
Gchr, Wykho. TNttle. NeV YAK. mi1. n

- ARRIVED.
echr. Wyths, TNttis, New York. mazs... D.. &
SCH. Gaia Belle, Phillips, baltinors, coal, vir..
.ssSr. Bee. f fSsfaa Philadelphia, pig iroa, /.
Som; seethstasr, Dunbar. York River. laiaabstt,
,sskt: %:f, Law. Wood. New York. ic:. B.
sshr. q. j. Smith. =. Nsx: York, Joe. b. King
ess!. e.o.sstsnA. r.nsaen. Asr.s. River. iun-
.' SAILED, .4
Steemsh'D Yorktown. Parrish. New York, mdxe.
and passengers, LudlAm l. Watson. q
Steamer Belvldere, Keene, Baltimore, mdxe. and
peseengeu, D..k W. Carrie.
schr. !ds DsilttSrre Frame. New York, mdse,,
schr. John H. ffavsrs. Frank. D. c.. via Port
wsithail. coal. ". D. Coleu,st L CO.
My YoSs, Jsne ie-Ar,'a. scArs: b. F. Wool
w. W.vs MsEc, :; a E, Piad' And Con. CHOPPER as
y l..w HAVEN, June s.-Atr'a, sehr. WIN. Be-
.k9sIro.r May s.-Au'd. sehr. Emily. Jams.
~As.H1sDnlA. tuAe ,i.--Arf'a. sshf. Empire,
: Sa4s f \ june il. ARD. .ohr. =. $. B,r.n..
csARIrsron, June le.--Arr'd. schr. Ike Mar
vel. Norfolk. Sailed, schr. Dorcas. Ireland. Vii.
mingtOn, N. G. 1[-T -
NORE0lk. June lizard, schr. MARY & Hattie.
:nd u. Burren both bound from P0r Walthall to
Warrington. put IN on account Of head winds.
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nar LAdiss' Dress 0xpAsi so.
-..s.: LADiEs' DRESS GOODS!:
At COST Al eoos4+;; ,sae

The month Of June Icing At hss1, and isiins
:, ~ !. ,''s LAp!Es ,! DRESS ,s se q :. :.
advantage 81 On entire new stock Of press Goods
shea. :ss Gov :s :: nave ss: s@:ss.. :sssI' 70 s. sifii; re-: e.
day ~ our Dress Goods. Of ever dessiItioa.
Il nI sssis q s?ss Is :. s 6 e II lPa e o w.: ss e Ss1 g.
'0* eS' t,se y .f' s;EsS Sia Ssl I::tr SALE.
Will b added. ON arrival Of steamer from New
.1:n:. p PPRmfSs1fdfsbf' e n2NR 1isSs' and ni- os stS,sNi nsE e.
Aha Is e: s. !: sI1pIEs, wRAPeIkes.
account Of the ~iateness Of the ssason, viii b cold
&c: :ss... 4 90, from .!.s si LIZ y EEss.ssse ssS'. =
-, DRY 6OOns III,
h Al il %, s:a: /: 4 e jsssss; fs;i 8 AZ ri a ;ss !: :;,i ca;
S Ssst Of 1885, I &C. 2 e es& .:s ssS oa ga p e. e. q Ih n:;s has e;
it-eonseansntIy vas bought 3 per cent. under ths
.'.' ~. ''1SSsfi Ess e9ops AND SILKS
= EfiMiBsRaoIDERIEs AND WHITE GOODS
ve haye the greatest vs~riety-ah bouyht ct snc-
'- LINEN GOODS AND HosIERIEb
our stock III ME IF a 1 ;sEIi Sofs y VIZ !. To
w. ,. .'sss .I BY Rasaes'ar atssntion. AID Aass-
=" bBMES ciCS AND sERANTs' GOODS. s
We buy the best makes, direct from the manufao-
tori, f.! the ready money. and have q large stock
Having made a~rrangemsnis to enlarge and raft
the lSt Of August, and in offering our goods at cost
mean what We say. Call soon and secnfe bar-
gains. tAstbTz.a& J.k d. 4O0GNBAUM,
10 l-3W g tf Het3i ~ A 10 BYOod o.. ~
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w bsr. WEL DisekR, vkey ssdsss,sSds
sT;ssssias 8; f F5YHEv 6 caRrE haAFskossess' IL ss q
Ne !: i y Main :s'''': CHARLES :. non.rss.
WANTED-A COOK, Who can vask and mon.
,;!ts,:I Stiss viii 3 s.ld: a.. ASbsE.sSs :
f' i !: !, 1''is Q o., ..,..i ES sdssJs ~! 4 r.
WANIED:.;Aa. 1ffSENT!lEs e valI 8 %
psFiesce g IL 6asiness pseS6sfSd ADply d jNO.
=; aSusAAN' on n. ssssssn Clay ~ It:.sh
W4sssFEyF asff SlR g. i ss':i ]: : e 6 3 a.. .; as ] 4
j. t:i IN Il 'o'''' cora.r 18th .ad ts1y Il.
WANTED-TEN o. FIFTEEN 6o0D SHOW
c S:'s..1 I'm. w's ". & .1 HEB b d s:' 4. A .ss. = !,
WANTkD:51A. 9ed sERy4NT WoMAN I'm
y, ~ n sfs 4: : .s .: & e c, hRs: a e :~::'''' :, s r..
Observation-Disclosures Ter .6ls; 6od,sd
for The eleSsine eSt of ehstr.ctieas = the Clicte--
Owed q kees the be - din 81 shsssy. xS,i ( 81 a. -
DOE .TArios. on Riehncqd End YORK n!ysr Hall
JET i is@ts WIN: PSSHYoka. OF
WAMTER-A coed cO0k, WASHER and
q !: Is; 81: !: : = !. 'so; :; ! f An III '
W forcns q re vatsfing places. None bat tie
"A A. o.:s No. Il. ! ss css;us Reon tEayANT-m,..
:i.s s :: sa s::sI- ga 4 A'e.s 'eods AabKs.
q j. ll-st Between ! esd Il A. I.
WANTED-i0oy0 80 LBS. WOOL.-We Win ave
v.s 81 fss aS6 NV ~ RaisH g %d ls9 .eoI .ss:s:
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ssssse1lsssa - &ese2.s.s,
Es:ssyssi yxsAh5 6S.sss 81 -
naPpy sf.41 tnsakexsl
Tss nesssAtsssFvs SE,pss4N5ss ats tsast
s.ss = sSs {53a s;9l.sses9e g; = :,e,of afs5
We s2sSosas:;. 80 s:,sses'ss w soei!6l
sa31nx asf4e eeeleeteSs9ea q tAs new 1asoaie
w. Rye p 6eetSets&ke11 . spmnsr, thAeex-
sso6yyfiAstA1lau6A d oncefs Of R~oek1nGham
RUsssa.E6eess No q, strand. dtansr, An, 10
The 0raed 1odGeef TtsetnA ars tnstte4 81
coeadently expectea 70 . present Seysral
h4nds Of 1ust6 wifh Il ID attendance % enliveh
aad eive Sosy - tAs atair with their e1cellent
ss1: g . e ss,srs s.I. Sssis; = I. . 81, sssssss~
Ample Recommendations are being ptvparca 1or
the eatsftainrhent 81 strAseefs and ~vteitosA
q : largo crowd will doubuese - pressed
ar = Sssas "a. .sn nss =, q ,Sis As: n w do s3ss.
iess bave ~ the e4nbs time . grad mIhtary
display. IN III tsspecls. Ne look fofytafa 70
the ~ With happy aticipasioss. 49,
The harvest p NEARLY upon es. ! am ~ ~
wheat fhan Was ekpsctod . week or two sisce.
'Tfs Z sad fact that hhAay nelds are worthless
bat yet there are ma9y very eocc: - ~.
Eeo efn spsoA, .,1A 9. u shtirs efs,iSre.T That
49,. ss.,~s,sHS ( ~ 49, ohs ~
~ ~. x9rth cnttinr fnrrst.
~ ~ .. Nh "a Mn ~ 4 eSod
unS WI ~ ~ !. 49, -. 80 "a editors ma
Csyp. = 80 4 sn.c srrcr 8 n:itsinSiv and In:
a~sn.u ~ .r.h "ircnmstances- vritins
ESSsr e 49, "a A enttre .fatlurs
Git, -. trr.n - M one.hslf he Wheat in
~. Ia .s.a;on - tni"red in the ieSst. There
=. ec~sid.rsnI~ coss niAinf Ar M drV weather.
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1OBEkT HUNTER, M. D.
81 East lzrH ST., XIV Yosk, June mi, Is9io.

OL1v11. Tnu1-Ths polite Of Charleston.
8 o. on Sunday, arrested Joseph Austin 0es,
with . dosea aliases who went there early
in MAY, and advertised the frm Of "3heS.
Wilson 4 90, British Banking Agents. and
Dealers in Real Estate" He had succeeded
In promising TO loan various farmers 0S0UO.
On which he had received 9L,0U0 commisston
In sdyance, the loans to b paid In July. He
proved to b AbuFglar - we'll ~ sWindiet, and
hi1 baGgAGe contained . number Of his tools,
He AAa taksn b0ard In Z private family, and
Wa very strict In attsnding church, and had
jast coms from church, Sunday, when he was
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DR.: HuNfKH. Cf Nav YoRK, ON MxDIcArEr
man rsssdiHhs |. lis isssrior Of V %sS'Ss.
h y Z .st,sns sihds5 nay treatment Tor the cure
me on the occasion Of ny last visit, sSss ! / o%sS Il
y answer and Fstate the Ohjectioas to my praetice.
! replied. ana nov repeat the declaratlop, that !
70 refute, nor do believe that there 10 ono phy
sieian If se.adi,e in yirinia or in the United
asdlcins:; By Jim iah. Lat sI !: . i.i.s % or a aSsa,n.s' s..es
emo. q is .ssss::;, s:ysr k:syi iRs1 Al 2ssaD / B sssa,,
SEEN se 3 s. asssf ss !: sass' ff SsssT s;s %sS s: :: .. asye,
possibAitx q c6I,nk these diseases b, any mean
Hdc:. Tksrs may - one Who o' thinks "a dissren laS
s s's:n 4 $; sl. / i / si.ds = . a:ssF ~ e s.s I:sln q sbr sh1 (
yn9f columns. w,eh your klad permlssIbn, ItA SOL
RI: .al i f. s,s.1 Bs ssS g 8, . q. ;s:a s.; Ssjs:s s; ssSs
~! y : ss;as 81 ' ssA ssss,s!sa' ! \. act t al Ess;a 3
Ss%osr: Of : i d si1 als:srssa cs soa an e eo sns. abe 70
profession, 70 view TIE !shole, suction of ny. ID
f e Sc .sc,s ss ss,i I'd q sPs ~ , .stss sSsssniP n: | s::.
E. 20: d &C. S1s ,k ks,ssi sasss, ssis, y = Il! SSsli s, :, n .',: ::
v,hich my pr.ceibs il based; while, on the other
nasd. nnmeer many phy sicisns among mi pa
their own persons the happy results Of ne treat
mont BY inhalation in cases Of Bronchitis. AstS@a
and Consumption, and its incompara5le suDori-
Orlty 70 the old treatment through the stomach,
To my patients, or those tssiroHs Of becptniur
: :ns .as ss::s x X. sss:ss:f" az. : so a. s;:s..;. e.. e
been .alently and insidlously ToskinK. ls V1y
through your delicate osGans Of respiration for
s "sa' i;'s q and ss 4soi.im n ~; SSS 5 sssss.. Vi. do not sS P lccf ~:
miracles, but make NJ yAlr mind ratiOaally and
then .veIseysve c6nslstently. No violent haste
will efadle4te Jour disease. The means used must
- natural and progressive, a. the disease has
oeen. ThrOuf h the agency OF lnhalatiOn, We sce
directly On the heat OF the disease. in q form the
most, natural and elective conceivable. BE -
eure6 Of this great tsot and do not throw away
tiOOlishiy what may b your last hope of life. Al
low NO lnnaonce to sway You, unless it 10 backed
~ better reasons and moro successful treatment
thanh have presented to you. And above ali, pay
NO attention 70 that last and most cruel and par
alyxing OF all argument brought to tear on the in
valid. nametyt TAk ISoURs BILffY OF CONSUME
TIoN; have in my practice amply related that
horrible bug bear-and doubt not Richmond viii
furnish many moro happy illustrations Of the
truth OF my Tepeeted, assertion that CONsUMPrION
10 cu1AsL1. il properly treated ~[.- -
As It !. my intention to visit my patients in Rich
InOnd. shout the 18th inst, | shall embrace this
opportunity TO Say, for the info5hnstion Of alIAWne
may desire 70 consult NE, that my visis will Do
limited 70 n wBxK. while the necessary demand
On M time .enders 1t uncertain when | may again
''- ''1' s''' 1oBEk1T III HUNTER isstrsi M. D.
81 EAST l4f0 ST.. IN RW YORH. Jun0 llth. lH6O
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n Last Week bat One
ASTONISHING sAcRiffcE IN the SALE
CHINA, eLAssw RE- AND HOUSE PURN-
- lEHING GOODS, @
And . stock Of BRONZEO FIGURES and FAN
CY GOODS. at the store y Main street. next door
to Mr.. J. pOOles,y Hat store. Tho store must bo
given W {! the frpders' BAIL. The goods must
b sold, and 4~hereioft are offered q nsary bali
e so1 Bay s1 bs.sai bss Efe''e'' s sefrss fySf CO.'S ?ess :''A
je 9-3t.sMkW - Main street.
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500: At W. HARGkAVE WHITES,
10 l3-it l3 Main street.
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