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W III Elm q CO.,
At the residence or W. H. W. lus.,nou East Ot,o,,o
Always for sale, alarge supply perpetual Roses and
all other kinds of Towering house plants strnvherrv To-
mato, Rhsbarb, Cabbage, plants &C. &C., in their .ea
On, ana veGetaoies OF all sincs' juu14
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THIS AFTERNOON, AT + o CLOCK
LIN lnth $500

Irtces AZ -1dR,tSS,Dh Ticket 10 aunll
one, hog; or pigs; or | turkey; or >
chickens; or - cocoa-nuts; or 20 pine-ap-
pies or lunches bananas; or } large
pumpkins; or baskets oranges child
rem, half price.
BY two o clock our arrangements were
so far completed that we commenced the
sale of tickets The place selected for
this purpose was under large thatched
roof The crowd around this spot had
been gradually Increasing for an hour pre-
vious, and by this time the excitement had
become intense; what with tine s4uea.lng
of hogs and pigs gobbling Of turkeys,
Growing of roostcgs and cackliug OF hens
ratt!ing Of cocoanuts, sPil!ing and squash
Ing of oranges and lines, the rolling OF
pumpkins under feet, taken all together
with the Babellikc jarCon Of the natives.
formed the most lau-hable public excite .
meut ! ever witnessed. The confusion
was so great, the swine and poultry having
evidently entered into the cXc!tcmeu. with
as much spirit and carne,tnes- as the hu-
man population. all apparently yIcing with
each other IN trying 10 make the most
noise. but we found it would be impossible
TO stick TO our regular prices Tor tick
cts; - We concluded 10 take everything
that was brought with which u purchase
tickets, and furnish every one with u,icket.
While it TcguiT,d twelve OF tn" ship >
crew 10 receive the currency. placing
each Kind on IL respective pile, that l.,
putting the hogs tied by the legs. III one
r ''.s - ~ -
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ii,I i.:,I '.''' tn. 't''.. -
-. g. l.l'r. -. -
,:.,., l-'e
The AUDIENCE AND THEIR COSTUME
BY four clock. nineteen hundred and
sixty-oue tickets had been disposed Of and
everything that hsi been offered IN the
way %: pay had been received HE doors
were now opened. aud the squeezing. tug
glnr. pulling. ami pushing rpIumenccH-!n
an instant L seemed - # every one in
that great tbron. was suddenly impressed
with the idea thIt he or she mssst be the
first one 70 enter the door, in order to get
the best place. just the same as similar
number OF individuals. collected together
for similar purpose, in our more civilized
and enlightened down east community;
the crowd OF saya-es having, however,
one great advantage over the en- .GEie"ed
Cl"N'' ,''"' - ~ a. ii "' A'.'- -
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,,',-.,.. ,,-,.l ,r 49,. ,;,,l. fr,r,I;,i.,. ct
f,.I,;l,, In cl,-,,r,o ,ha,. .,i.I rIirr -
Tho fashions OF the GOOD old days Of
Adam and Eve"
-. .-,.,.,. ,,,,.,,.,.s-,.,, -,,r,, r,r,s,.rr
~ 500" - ,''' 'U' i
iornahs@' on" 90 inc native lea'h'I. a'oNe
a'i'i t'i'' u ~ l-''']''' 49, >''''- ~
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4 Possible Catastrophe.


NEsUyIrs that great smithy of the lame
Lehman is in an active state Of unrest as
certain poets would gently phrase it; in
home made words, Vesuyius is in full
blast.-lt throws stones like a catapult,
and S"a''els .irr Pnd ,nuriatic acid Ike a
crazy chemist, and thuudcrs like Jupiter
over his hrazcn bridge, \ hundred lava
rivers are flowing over the old bed OF l194
towards the sea. and thirg~ round about
/ resemble several Fourth Q: Julys rolled
INTO one II the giants that cover nine
acres had been tucked up with Nssuyius
Tor a counterpane, We should say they must
he having rather poor night OF 1t.
Now there has been, as every body knows,
project for putting out Nesuvius with a
little dash Of Mediterranean sea: the easi-
est thing III life, for Just dig a canal through
the mountain and the thing is done. and
. 10y the same IN, the engineers undone.
he Boston CoUrirr has heard OF TINS pro
.Ject the Boston Cour,er is afraid and so
the Boston Courier has written an article
IN tacta leader, begging them not to do it,
The Courier isn't clear, what possible effect
1t might have upon the yinYards there
away for one. it would ratf er not be thery:
III truth for one, it wauld rather not be ony-
where. Cant the CJ,,rtcr 20 up? A paper
that gets the works Of Washington Irving
and the Republican candidate for the
Presidency 50 naked that it cannot tell
which from which. is wild enough for a
kite. The Courier SAYS:
The object Of the Mediterranean canal
l. said TO he, to oquench the fire of Nesuvirl-
and then by removing the accumulated Ia
Va 10 recover 80 much additional territory
Tor cultivation. The experiment seems 70
u doubtful, and we are Tree to confess
DANGEROUS. II no other eject should b"
produced by the imprisoned steam. which
"pulh he generated 10y the introduction Of
vast body OF water INTO the frey bowels
Of the crater we should b" 10th 70 be, at
tHe moment, within circuit q many
miles. Tor Tie reason Di the violent effect
likely - follow the attempt upon the spot
v hat nor" remote and terrible conse-
QNcHcr- might eusEc. 10 = not possible 70
calculat" The diameter of the earth :
Mt 80 large. that the "ater Ini1Lt not
Iu~A through all is Taztart boiling rar"Ils
Ia v!ew ot tie entire subject. we conceive
that i would be- .ar We. t. 1t the crater
IF Ne~.,.uS alone.
car Boston cot ya-n-aT- mg~ he more
tAau Ha.t night though Tor Ne-u:.U- j. one
u the ,atcty-yJlyy- pi- the world. aud from
prc-..t appearances tIc furnace, below
the docks of thu cra-, ot oul~ must l- in
ii GLOW The possible effects eE -g.h al OK
rarmca' arc matters ofuu"a~v aoutompla-
-.a1 Those halls and ar:.r.r, und"r thi,
pheasant -r',us"a-i d.: Jau"- hA.d with
rushing F".a'a.- - steam. -e"s.aE ett@--
m'" open a.r. .hf make "a t'mb %. '.i-
-1.d.r planet. Close lie volcanic valves
and tl" -" tnu.is with that ague ""
ea.. an ea.taI"4<~. i 'remu.e.- l!i," ! leaf
and c.t.e-- rock Ike aesl- }" AeeaFE seas
Islands L.o55'.a Ike LII OFT ". J-"o",r
mountains F..H-..ih'a a;I aH"-eh, m t.e
The though; OF the four or tive dozen -l.,-
t.r.n- fragments. the u.aa e: the skies
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Doc TOR sstisHI.

hIFiCF IN The second story cf Sh!"r- building neal
J ;ic Bank % ottawa. EeS.lcUrr- East Main street
<sst ~ Fox River. aug32
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VOL. AX---NO. AZ.


So heard grtat stripping Young man
eNclaim the other day. . did want to tell
h.m piece of my mind so bad but III
li''t write 1t TO him. You want capital,
40 you And suppose YOU had what you
caIi capital what would you do with it p
! on want capital llavn't you got hands
anu ieet. and body md muscle, and bone.
and brains; and don't vou call them capi-
tai? What moro capital did God rive to
any body Oh but they are not money.
say you. But they are more than money.
If you viii use them they will make mo.
ncy, and nobody can take them from you.
Don't YOU know how to use them? ~
you don't it is high time you were learn
ing Take hold of the first plow, or hoo
or jack plane or broadaxe that you can
find, and 20 to work Your capital will
soon yield you large interest. Ayr,
there's the rub: you don't want to WORK,
you want money or credit that you may
play the gentleman or speculate. and end
by playing the vagabond: or YOU want u
plantation and negroes, that you may hire
an oycrsecr to attend to them, while YOU
run about over the country and dissipate,
or get in debt or want to marry some
rich girl who may be foolish enough to
take you for your fine clothes and good
looks that she may support you.
Shame upon yo,i, young man. Go to
work with the capital you have, and you'll
soon make interest enough upon it, and
with it to give you as much money as you
want and Ike you feel like a man If
You can make money upon what capital
you have, you couldn't make it if you had
a million of dollars in money. If you
don t know how 10 use bone and muscle
and brains, you would not know how to
use gold II you let the capital you have
lie idle and waste and rust out it would
he the same thing with you if you had
gold; you would ouly know how to waste
Then don't stand about ike a great
helpless child. waiting for somebody to
come in aud feed you, hut 90 TO work
Take the fir,t work YOU can fud, 10 mat.
ter what it j.. 50 that You be sure you do
It like Billy Gray did his drumming-welt
Yes. whatever YOU undertake. DO it well:
alway, do what Is baat. II you manage
the capital you already have. YOU will soon
hav" plenty more 10 manage: but if YOU
can I or won manage TIA" capital God has
gwen you. You vii never have any other
TO manage D. you h"ar- youngmanl
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Sash, Daor and blind Factory.
Spring and Summer Millinery.
NJ RS. Il \ II Il l. +,
MISS aNI,;Ny

A. removed from tine
IL . rurr OF Main and
Columbus IS. TO Ia "a le
street. one door south Of
Glbsnn's Furniture Store,
where she Wi! open her
new Spring and Summer
Stock of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Having I ken - Etw and
much larger S'or-. She IS
Tr-pst II TO show a very
elegant assortment, at the
lowest price possible.
i-r stock oG STRAW
GpDB>.> iar-e and - of-c-
All the new style Braj1-;
the Rough and kuottet
Braid, the Tulip "ui EIce ;
the fine English LHgLorH ,
fine soft S-ra~S. F.urc.crs
aud Pedals Children and
Misses fine Leg oru Hats
Infants and Blys' TgT-
baa> brown and white
Hats. a nice qualify. triuI-
med. for $I.:Tp 20 81 ; Sha-
krrIlanl.. The tiu- Tulip
and kHo,r.d Braid Hats.
SIX AID Grape l!ouue:s, Ia
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ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS

ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS.
j.. VIVIAN DeI.s.N.
Eclectic E>Eysiriin.
<)rfce IiSrg,e's Stare, s"h SidS ro'rt NoHsc
HEVAN HoEfN. with his Baths and Medicines. is
Ir-usreG All forms Of thTpni: and C"n:tI-
turiouai Diseases. lie tEectuaY draw mercury out
of the system and Eicaiiy relieve the patient when
suffering Salvation ami MtrcuTia Sores er-ctinS
a Permanent eir- Also. in all forms Of Scroiula
Rh- nuatsni. Neuralgia. Srys i-ls Sal; RieuIn- Scad
Head. Deafness ana ringing in the C.tarrh. Brsa
chtiS Asthma Consumption in first and second STAGES
Liver Complaint, dyspepsia Piles, Gravel and Kidney
Affections, D-cayed Bones, Fever Sores White Swell
Inr Contracted Cords, SjG Joints, &c-. &c Cancers
and Tumors successfully cared NtEoz@ n- of the
knife. ian4
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a Concert in the Pacific.

That popular band of vocalists the Az
leghanians, are giving concerts in the "a
cific, A published letter from Valparaiso
describes a concert at Barotongo, one Of
the Hervey Islands, in January last We
copy passage or two and first, Of
THE PAY THEY TOOK,
After having obtained the royal com.
mand" to give concert, and Mr.. Gill pro.
missing us the use of the school-house,
which is very large one-story building,
we presented to their royal highness
complimentary card of admission; then
taking our hats and backing ourselves to
the door, bowling and scraping in the most
respectful and approved courtly style, du-
ring this retrograde movement, we quilted
the royal presence.
Our agent Immediately got up large
poster" announcing that
BIZ ROYAL COMMAND
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{. C.. cueHG.iGIE. VI.


SSyrOH Ey7YTist Gf,G .iyotf~rGrV. NTt st, OaGIr<
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL)
IE1qorter q Drugs Chemicals, French Cosnias Bran
dies, Niges. &C.. &c. auc2S
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
NJ i !. ]. / y T. l. J
49, gzGss &ss-

IST0ULD call the attention Of the ladies' to n lars
w ami choicc selection u SPRING AND SUNNEi;
MILLINERY GOODS which she will be happy to show
her rooms, second door north of the Mansion
Guo-c IN IT, E,rmcry occupied a Drug Store
Ladies, pleas. gls- call
EcachinC and prcssnE done. np.
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Miss FANNY NJ. EARL'S
CsEsCILiT LEEsas AIRY.
HIS Library, which has been closed for the last few
l weeks on account of sickness, is re-opcned, and
NAV be visited dnrin. each day of the week
From 10 to II 4 II. end from . to r. ~
Over 100 new ". umes of late valuable and interest
ing public ticns have been added to the Library.
Homeopathic AaeC,Elcs.
Miss =. has been appointed agent for the sale in this
city of Humphreys celebrated homeopathic Specifics
~ host for family use sold. They sold either
~ counlec sets in cases, by single walls. book
with and full instructions accompanies each
oCiS ph>Nf N. EaEi--
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Such f0rHhn0n Securing, 'ne-H1,%H- az" Prdirie
FLOI US. .idr.O'rs IaitjCntoTS, U0JSe EdleS de-,
In short all kinds eff heavy farmers tools. Their uiaci-
merry all perfect, and propelled by abundant,
never-faing power. Farmers invited TO call
and examine their work, whether they wish purchase
or not .iUflei,. ,co,% il 7rdgf1Et-1.
Orders frnsl distance promptly attended 20. and i'm
plemerts placed ard canal boats free Of
charge. feh3-u D. & NJ.
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j. &. IIATHEIV Az,

DEALER
aUk cf Pro7Hce. such Wheat, Corn, oats, I'll
Hothy Seed, dc.
Office and Warehouse side of Fulton street, for
n erly occupied by W. W. Low ottawa, Ill.
Liberal advances mad. on grain in store. sep3
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OF
KING " 4 KEA y,
and the
BAROTONGA NOBILITY,
I'll + A l. l. f G. ii 4 MA rs
will give
GRAND CONCERT
at tho
SCIIOOL-lIOCSE
THIS AFTERNOON. AT I o CLOCK,
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FARM Frs ATTENTION..
Dii.iH u IifERIiOFER
Agricultural implements.

canal. in U.ara in style and cheapness hithe:
nnaprroariL-a in morlhe IIIinoi., al Linds Of
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They also sang three or four hymn
tunes. which they had been taught IL thcIr
school two of them were popular tunes,
composed by our old music teacher, Low
ell Mason This is the fifth island we have
visited in the Pacific, and on every one of
which have heard, sung by the natives
the same good old familiar home tunes OF
Lowell Mason
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JHstfce n tie IsGcf-
,sr. ,ast side Of Cotr-IS st. adjoining his resi-
d ace nearly opposite the Post Uidce
viz I,ank lis friends for all business p"rta'nlnr
hi, ofice. and promises TO attend 70 all such vi
Living adj lining his Office, lie may always be ;oind
y hand.
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Dr. ". e.. ESCOTT,
Buffalo snalytico Medical Institute
q. l.. THOMPSON.

Druggist, Bookseller. and S'1ti0ner-Ott,r,cr M.
Second store in Nattjngers block, south side of the
& urt hoGse square. yr
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Great Ratification Meeting!
JOHN II. BROWNS

FROM FOUR IN THE MORNING JNTIL NINE At NIGHT
ENOME one all, selling Groceries st per
delivered free Of charge FOR Such
White Wheat Flour ., - and o pound bags;
Also, Red Wheat, in %, T. and % pound bags;
Extra Sugar Cured Hams;
Extra Dried Beef;
Choice lot Of Cider Vinegar, pure;
Golden Syrup;
Sugar House Molasses:
Brown Sugar, Of a superior quality;
Crushed and Powdered Sugar;
Old Government Jsfa Coffee, extra quslity;
LSguyrs CoGee;
Baltimore Rio Coffee:
Also, fine lot Of home made Willow Baskets Of all Sizes for
sale cheap at zugl6l JOHN T. BROWNS
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Known the GascOok Lands lying in Warren county Tonnes
See side fe old road from McAnnve Mash
ve McMnnyille, miles OF the
Mcdinnvile and Manchester Railroad.
These lands have divided into eighteen lots containing
from hundred eight hundred mbere
Watered by Chaeys Creek which through the lands
and twenty falling springs Of excellent water.
One Of the lots has it the handsome recsny
erected By Col George GascOck and several OF the other
Improved The andsare admirably adapted the growing
Of small grain and the and the raising OF stOe and
Ane opportunity afforded DESTROYS Of engaging in that
business heslty and delightful region OF country Title
unidentified. -sep2l-tw,tdsl W. BRITTON, Agent.
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Street, New Yorks Price twenty each, any
for dollar, or the whole eleven for two dollars.
The White Wizard; or, the Great Prophet Of the
Seminole Indians. By NED BuNTLINE Price % cents.
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HI.
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YaIunble Lamn for Nnle.

M MCCLURE CO, and n. MCCLURE, desire to sell
va their valuable Tract Vf LaI heir Of c0parneT
ship having expired Oniarng $50 i've hundred OF
which cleared, generally level; the remainder we'll mbered
has several springs Of running water through each Heidi 30 or
90 acres we'll set In blue with much in clover ms
land not surpassed by in the county and is we'll adapted
TO the cultivation Of Cotton the raising Of STICK There are
two good orchards and good building sites in desirable ng
borhOOd lying in the valley Of Robnsons FOX Creek n C
county, nthe road leading Cornese 10 the Lynu
Depot, five miles from each point,
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n be sold on the goth day of October mex
.---- !. L-l-L--

Terms.--One fourth cash when possession IS sen W -
mapder three annual payments win nLsIs' I'm -,
The said land either be divided into two Or
sold Persons wishing TO purchase pfitASy
on me as am authorized to sell between this and me gay OF
sale ~ 1''0A'N''
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
SEWING MACHINES


Oh
------
LEI II DE hhHEHbhhEDI
2ud, The Shuttle Stitch
ard. The Single Thread or Chain Stitch.
The Grover Baker stitch the only patented stitch and
strictly adaptsd to family use The stitch is doubIe csnno
be ripped The machine making this stitch Sew' from two com
mon no no hfeaa 10 DC
cd ana nhi'ne' us o" WORK II the most sp less aOe 10
easy to learn and operate OF any N use
possessing greater range OF capacity ior iAV purposes ~
any ether other or perhaps all other kinds
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Instruments, &c.

Physicians Pocket Case Of Walls Instruments such
variety of styles and prices cannot fail please ALL
Also, Saddle Bags, syrng Trusses Braces and Supporters
in great variety, and at low prices.
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Large Sale of Land and Negroes.

TVNHF undersigned wish SELL a. private sale large and
valuable estate Arkansas, and about fifty Slaves, with
Mules and Stock the same.
The tract contains twenty-five hundred acres in coed shape
Northern part o. Deshs county four miles from the
Arkansas river Adoins lands Of Bynum Foster SheTod
others Three hundred and fifty cleared and four
deadened years CONNECTED with this tract the
Widows Dover hundred OF which one hun
ded seventy cleared The place is known as
Floyd Smiths lauding
There are 6y Two slaves all carefully selected North Carolina
only Of them forty years OF age ry Tour
and likely and boys, the balance young Eomen
Mr. Kills wall the Plantation about the ION Of Octoner
prepa,e communicate prices credit, &C Part Of the
purcAee 1uey viii be required when the sale IS made
ANDERSON HILLS,
Z. B ROBERTS,
y. A. DAVIS.
Executors Of Il. jenkins
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