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, 1860-10-03
movkmRnTs or THE PEOPLE.

The slsstiou for Rsnstor and representative
in the Upper psninlula Of Michigan look place
last Tuesday. Ths.pro slavery candidate for
Senator was elected BY cs majority, in that
Democr atio stronghold, and tho Democratic
candidate for Representative BY ~. This is =
Democratic loss since last year Of more than
100 votes.
CONTINUAL CuAEcKs.-C. G. Davuson Of
Honeoye Falls, N. T., heretofore u strong amer
icsn, il now for Lincoln aud Hamhn. ..hTsan-
der Farran, Esq., well known lawyer OF Ro-
chester, n. T., heretofore an unalnching Dem.
ocrut has declared for Lincoln and Hamlin...-
Dr.. Joseph D. Friend, Of Middletown, n T..
American candidate for Congress in the Orange
Dist. let, sgainst The Republican nominee in
1855, has joined tho Lincoln snd Hamlfn forcss.
....Danicl Nichols. E=q., Ct West Chester,
Penn, The home Of John Hickman, hitherto
Douglas Democrs-, has announced his deter-
uaination to vote for Lincoln, uamliu and Cur
sin. Mr.. Nichols IL capital stump speaker,
and will be beard during the caropaign.. Hon.
Joseph jackson, Ex-Mayor Of 0shkosh, Wis,
has last Joined the Republican rauks. He has
heretofore been an uuwavcring Democrat.
Tue CArnoIIcs onDEREn TO vo1A AoA1SRr
Coz. CunrlS.-The boston Pitt, Catholic Or
xaa has issued ita mandate to tie Catholics cf
Pennsylvania, telling them not to Disgrace their
country (Irclaad) BY voting for Andy Curtin.
Willis this movement is being made by the
C4tholica to defeat Col. Curtin. his opponent,
for whose benefit this mandate is issued, is
seeking IN utilization with The dark lantern
party OF that State. Can political mendacity
reuch deep.r depth!
AFoRcxnx NA1IEp.-9oue three weeks since
. letter appeared in the Maoomb, McDonough
Co. Eaglr, rurporting to be signed by J ohm D.
Moore, of that place, wherein he renounced
Repub'icanism aud dee.ared for Douglas. Nr.
Moore srpears in a letter in the journal Of The
sane place, declaring the letter which appeared
in the Eagle bold, uublushing forgery. lie il
for Abe Lincoln and mono other.
VAL1.sp1cnAx's D1srR1cr.-The Cincinnati
Ga:ttte says its accounts from tho Third Dis-
tsict pre such Is to warrant the belief tbs. Val
lsndigham will be beaten, sad that staunch and
honest Republican, Sum. Craiglead, elected By
handsome majority.
--Douglas viii wind up tho Canvass in ILL
nois. After election he'll think probably that
he made his eoac,uioAs. from the wrong prs-
mises.
Hox. TuoHAs EWING or TIE S1uAr.-Hon.
Thomas Ewing delivered an address on the po.
1itical issues of the day, a. Chileothe, Ohio, on
Saturday LAST. He had very large and atten-
tentive audience, representing Ill parties. 1Ie
Z
, 1860-10-03
Have the County Court Power to Ma
tuF21lXP1

Have the County Court Power to Ma
tuF&11xe7
E-ltors freaa md Tribune:
The lst aud 2od sections Of tho Ncturalixe.
Zion Laws teelrre that any alien being, free
white person. may be admitted 10 become =
oltizen Of the United States, or any Of them, On
lhe following conditions, and not ota<rsise:
"That be shall have declared on oath or 1t.
lfmation, before the Supreme, Superior, Dis.
,ric: or Circuit Cou1t Of some oue OF the >staies
ur OF The Territorial Districts Of The United
States, or Circuit or District Court Of the
United States, OF before the Clerk Of either
OF such Courts, two yesTs 4. least before his sd
mission, that It was iona fd< his intention Ia
become citizen,"ds.
Ard then tie 14th scction declares, that
Every court Of record, in any individual
Stats haring eon.naon taw jurisdiction, and G
Ae4l. nd cle:k or proshonotary shall bo consid.
sred ~ Il district court, within the meaning oi
Tue naturalization set, DC"
Then the sth section decIsres that,
An alien shall, At the time Of his application
70 % Admitted, dee1sre, On oath or affirmation,
7e!oFs some one of the courts aforesaid, &c"
County courts are not courts Of record having
<omnHo4 saU ,srisdictiom, u required IN the 18th
section eeove resatad. If not, thsn where do
county oouEss obtain jurisdiction7
, 1860-10-03
Young America ln EnEsAnd---Eera
Gtous VtndicAtlon Of America Abroad

Young America 1n EnEsAnd---Tera-
Gtous VlndicAtlon Of America Abroad.
Mr. George Francis Train, \ talented and
impulsivo specimen Of young America, from
Boston, recently delivered an eloquent speech
at Dime: party in Loudou, and remarked
that, "as nasion. the English language WAS
more accurately and purely spoken il tie
United Statea than it is in Britain, wheseat,
saJs tho report, there WAS loud laughter" !"
The speaker Immediately exclaimed:
will prove it. Oraer your d.nner in every
village from Maine to California, and they will
understand you for sixteen thousand miles; but
90 dve hundred miles frnm Aberdeen to Dover.
aud you can lose yourself in Babel Of tonguex
Remember, gentlemen, the Americans, don't
epeak Gctic, or Manx, or Celtic, or Welsh
llaughter]; and l assure you, upon my honor.
Yorkshire and Lancashire is not taught in our
common schools (laughter]; and I'm Informed
on good authority. iha: there ere no professors
Of Irish or Scotch in our academies [spplaus.1.
Lindley Murray, Lord Lyndhuzst and Eo4a
Webster were all Americans. Our written
language will always be English our spokea
language is American.
In conclusion he ohseryed:
The tins has arrived to state that Sam Slick
Is not an American institution THAT American
securities ara safer and pay better than those
ot any Diner nHAou-lUn lI-sett tae Almighty
dollar is not 50 much respected in The socal
world by the American ~ the almighty shilling
by shs Eoglish and laughter that
Americans never litlihastar, while England
never did anything ei.e-[hear, hear. and ap.
plauseH THAT our people, as apeople, ere moro
temperate, more moral. better educated and
better dressed than their illustrious predeces.
sots-fhear, and roars Of lAughterl- sud that
the tooth brush story, like Arrowsmish's rail-
ways ard royolyers in Georgis, has turned out
to 30 hoax. daughter aud applauss.J
England views mankind from irst class car
riagc-hence, when fsw Thousand Westenders
60 TO the sen. aide they say everybody Is out Of
has arisen BY comparing the English dress cir
Gle vith the American plt-or Oxford and CAM
bridge against all America! Compare dress
circls with dress circle, gallery with gallery, pit
with pit, and then America will receive justice
in Europe. {Applause-] Eugl&ud's sympa,hies
are reserved for tho hlsck rzce-Amezics con.
siders white people equally respectable
England haa always been looking out Of the
sAbin It America IN the forecsstls-Engiandha has
bsen tho pulpit, Anerica tho audienee-Eng-
land the sehool-tnaxterr, America the scholars.
That day has passed away. 4 published idsA
is m expired patent.
, 1860-10-03

[Corre' po: deDee Of he Press sud Tribunal
VA CtrI. tepI 80. 1860.
The political campaign of this State il full ol
ferror md determined effort On the pert Of The
Republicans to carry the State for Lincoln and
Harn!iu by au increased majority next Novena-
ber. have recently returned from the South
ero counties Of The State, where found the
Republicans full Of enthusiasm and action.
4 very strong effort is being mndo BY the
Democracy iu Col. Cursis' district to defeat
him for Congress. Every sacridcs is being
made on their part to accomplish This Object
sacrificing their Electoral, State aud County
ticket. oae c. c. Cole, late Of Kentucky, who,
by tho wny, is s1id TO have plenty of money u
buy political position with. is the man with
whom the Democracy are 50 earnestly seeking
to accomplish this result. The district il being
thoroughly canvassed by Gov. Grimes, Senator
HRrl8n, Wilson, and otherB, on behalf Of Col
Curtis. From the reports Of these gentlemen,
and from my own observation, am sangaine
Of the Colonels re election.
Everywhere through tho Slate the name 0!
Lincoln is heartily responded to BY the masses
Of the people. Large mass meetings are being
held in almost every couaty throughout the en-
tire State. New eccessions to the Republican
party AEe continually being made-she convict
ed ere being converted and last ralying to the
support Of that noble representative man Of
the PEOPLE. Abraham Lincoln.
Gov. Kirkwood is doing effective service On
the stump for the greater growth Of the Repub-
lican party. The Governor is one Of the best
speakers We have. lie is strong with the
people,
Douglas is posted about our streets for a
speech What his object can be in whiting
Iowa City, those out OF the secret are at loss
to divine unless it is to securs the election Of tie
Democratic eandiEate f6r County CLERK IN this
county. You c,n say to him that bis mothor il
not hero. understand that the Ilish Catho-
lies hereabouts are making preparations for the
reception Of the distinguished visitor.
The lows State Fair opens its exhibition on
Tuesday sext, Oct. Cd, and continues four days.
You m4y expect report Of its merits.
F. F.
, 1860-10-03
39rcaa Ttihuttt,
WHAT THEY mEANs


The thruncin: tEousaads who dlled onr
.rs>ta ycstsrday, answering with joyful
shouts other theusa.ds, have deep and set
tied purpose that they would accomplish by
the demonstration Of which they wsre part.
Tley came, d1zt to listen to the advice and
aarrv SWAY the words ss an eloquent States
man who has led The way in tho march Of the
liberal amy, and to testify ths;r aagerness for
comprehensive reforms in tho Nadonal Gov
>rnmen., which shall displace Slavery al q
ruling power, put The wants and wishes Il
the lsboring white MAJ in plaes Of the COM
1,Ands If the breeders Of black meu for u mar
ket, set in motion the wheels and hammers Of
domestic industry, relieve the country from
the odium Of nnt'onal propagandism Of Slave
~, and preserve to number1css generations
Jet unborn tho blessings Of that free.
dom Of speech, that freedom Of thought
AMI that freedom Of action with which the
men Of tho North are, and all citizens Of the
Republic should he, endowed. These things
are what brought scventy.lve Thousand men
together III Chicago yesterday. These things,
eacred to all lovers Of human liberty, and to
MI promoters Of national peace, happiness and
prosperity, were b!az,ncd all over the banners
which wero borne in the procession, were
schoed in the shouts which went up from
crowded masses, wcro the ideas which AMI
mated the speakers, and which gave breadth,
strength and impresaiveness to the most i'm
posing spectacle that was ever soea in ILL
1ois~
Msn who have no faith in The vital presence
os the Republican idea-who look upon the
CANVASS as an evidence Of the spread Of fanati-
Cum, OF Of the reaction against the cosruptions
Of N upfaithful and shameless administration
may flatter themselves that the feel
ing which called together these thou
aands aud SCOTS Of thousands from all parts
Of tho Northwest, is evarescent, and that in a
month it will subside. We view it as a re-
kindling Of the patriotic fires Of &c, az an car
nest that the old feeling which declared tho
right Of all men to life, liberty and tile pursuit
OF happiness, is again aroused by the dangers
which menace our institutions AID as proof
that Tho effort Of the prt sent will not be re-
laxed until Tho fundamental ideas Of the Re-
public are again made The rule Of action By all
divisions oi the governing power.
Tls demonstration yesterday, whether we
consider the material Of which it was made
up, the earnestnesA order and sobriety Of those
who shared tlerein, CT the object that ca1lcp
The masses together; is an evidence that tho
realization Of th6 Republican idea Is but Il
few months removed from this day. We are
in the midst Of great, fns-reachiug, but peacs-
tul revolution, tho end Of which is tho dis-
Judgement, from the high places, Of the Slave
Power The goal is not far OF, because Nc
vember and Republican victory arc near.
, 1860-10-03
Grand Democratic Is Gave In,s'
Correspondence Of the I'ress Trioune.l

kNessA@4eH1*A<$~A AAA3Hs<*l
Lxoss lows, Sept ., ls6o
Ffiday-hnngmaa's daJ-a day on which the
unterrifed forego meat bat 80 in Oh fish, was
the day selected from all others to gather in
what remains in these parts Of the rump De-
moerac5. Tae duy was singularIy appropriate
and perhaps aattering to our Irish fellow citi-
zens. Early ia the day band discourxed some
ques.ionable music,--.hen it WAS announced
that the Falton delegation were forming in the
following order: 1st, Marshall n. b. cur infant
speaker, who has since been promoted to that
Office, and did not tsrry at Jerrico. See Fulton
papers-) I'd, Peters mules and dra5 Sd, four
men on foot; 4Ib, more mules; marshall aud
more marshalls composed tic delegation. Other
squads came in, when By order they oil filed
through cur streets. And such q sight, :" rag,
tag and bob. TAIL" Why the gathering that vii
nested the fight Of Heenan and Morrissey would
cratic procession. After blowing and striking
day and night for thirty days, advertising in
the I in<t and Herald Of your city, and send
ing into the country secret circulars. they sue
ceeded in getting in only 191 voters. Pat Lynch
counted their roses aud says ao-good Authori~
ty, for Pat is strong Douglas mas. cot men,
women and children drawn in ~ wagons and
drays-22 Of them belonging TO this city. The
procession I'LL adjourned to the saloons, where
vhiskey flowed down their throats at every it,
ttrTal between I'm osih. Dinner, and then the
speaking. Our Mayor MAS betrayed into q
speech, ut the closing Of which Gus Harrington
wasstrottfd out. Gus made sorry failure; as
Davis said in the Senate, he wes like the wit.
ness on the stand. commenced at the landing Of
the Pilgrims, and hat not, when your cores
pondent left, got down to tue birth Of Douglas.
He slandertd cur old Public Fuuctionary by
calling him Republican xnd other vile names-
Gen. Linder wAs announced in the hills, bu:
not on hand. General Drunk, who y: not an-
nouuced, was hero in all lis glory. I. IN camc
i torch.light procession composed Of Ia .ne
material that paradetl the st7eets in 4 ~.
The whole thing broke up iu drunk. ro1,
the effects Of which are plainly yisibls /, Jay
in sore heads and bsndaged eyebrona. One
other effect should meution-that Of convert
ing several gentlemen whose proclirities have
been heretofore for Doug!as, but who now are
rs good Republicans as We hsva in town.
Bon & S1xKER.
, 1860-10-03
Ast,ECTs or THE CANVASS.


that Douglas will ret a single vote in the
electoral college, and it il equally certain
that Mr., Eel1 will not carry moro than two
States or three at most with q strong proba-
b:.ity Of his failing even in these. Since the
visit Of Douglas to Virginia, North Carolina
and Baltimore, strong, and, seemingly, m
Irresistible reaction has taken place in all the
slaycloldioc States in favor Of Brecs inriize.
This reaction is still in proeress, and bids fair
to sweep the entire South. In some Of the
States in which there was considerable Doug
clas enthusiasm = fortnight aeo. the Douglas
Electors have Withdrawn from the field, ard
there are not enonrb Of his zupnortcrs left TO
sunnlv their nlaee.- In other States no
ticket has been mt int, the field and rone
will be. In Missouri q State that was conceded
to Douglas by almost universal consent, his
followers aro stampediu1 to Breck;nridce bv
hundreds. Even tue newly elected Governor
elected 81 an out-and-out Douglas man-
has openly announced himself Tor Breckenridge.
Senator Green, who supported the Doug
las nominations in tho recent election in that
State. is now in tho fisld actively working for
Brock;nridcc. The eaue is true Ct the other
MISSOURI senator-po.k. Our advices from
Kentucky etste that both Douglas and Bill
s1a daily losing ground. 4 we'll informed
gentleman inst ,ro.n that stste assures us that
Breckenridge will carry it without Doubt
Ills own county. which III Lie recent election
gave Combs majority Of nearly eleven
hundred, it is now es:crtained will so for
breckenridge, hy at least fourteen hundred
majority. Tho vots # Combs, no said, was
no test Of party strength. The old gentleman
was popular and poor, and lad the sgmpathies
Of all classes, and thousands voted for him On
this ground who differed from him politically,
in toto. Tho Douglas meetings in that State
would bo utter failures, as to numbers, were
it not for tha attendance Of Bell 1nen- Tne
meeting addressed BY tue itinoraut squatter at
Louisville, on Saturday last was composed
almost who'll; Of Bell men. Tie DouSlasites
wer nearly oil from Indiana It was thought
at one time that Dou:las would divert sull-
eient number from tho Democratic votes Of
Virginia to insure tho State for Bell. But
that result is no longer regarded as certain, Or
sven as probable. II short the reaction il COM
ple:e Throughout the South.
sh-eyd and vell-lrfo.naed men o. Ill par
t;.s raw tr3m the beginning TINT the contest
-n,,, In rorrowod down tn Lincoln and Bnrck.
4,,;dcc 1,efo7e ;ta close The nat;on il at;rred
:, II. ~ ,fonr ;,cst denths un,n p7cat issue
,,e nro,;h;t;oo or the n-otection os slavery in
+to ,arr;tor;es That ia fbe c,roat orersh,dow.
;,r ;.sra ~ ,ho canraaaNthat e,raoo. tha
1,,o,p},ts and ,norea The hearts os the wbo1o
>.o,,. - IL. r,;,od stotco 1;n.o,, .,a
n,ao,,;,~;doa e ,, TIM pras;a.n,;.,
c.,d;,,ere s,o nenrescntative men unon fiji,
;sz,o su,,t say 10 ~. in tba e,,t n;a
,ou,,oaod h,,,hnr .,a o,,v r,ad hv ;ts ~.
,-;n,,a- fo~ ~. n,,,nosa ~ kcon;n1 nm a
J;n 90 ,bo c,;raa. beot t,.,r f,onex m .,o;rc
. cu- n-,,e-.,..- :o.o
, 1860-10-03
Tor NETT CASH ONLY.

600 pieces Nader Pt!Et. 1t cents.
0op:s styles. Madie: iE: -olers w7r.aated St1
ptnAt-z gu!sr prcr. . Aa'l 10 Cents.
eo0 PCS choice stJea Ph!lp Alleo aud American fIl1t
Work Psn.A Ftku'AE elIlsu: Stylc,. ior okhxss
esases he,t NesE:m1sk Psizt', fer to ceEts.
100 pltces styles. Bright Cuore, PRINTED CASH
NEREs. tos u4e all'i:lx-zex 4lAs pre-, ulinSs.
20 pteee .ewes a.d D-.t Styles Manchester Hamlt.
ion and Pacific De'a!nes for ona and Axp=Ie@-ng1-
lar ptee two slllrI T. nd s. ii.
20 pieces MahalIs for 10 cents.
Ito pcs, Full Width. Erstah Nernos ysrta fr rre.s,
god qua iy, ltr H. td.-wt nh - 81.
100 pcs. Fine White Fllunes. Ill Wool aa.I5g quality
for sh:fnEs.
l pts Heavy Ked Tw.led Faars s,r. 70. ahIlnss Rtd
stIpeIce-Eofta Ahl1anxs-
100 pieces Good Bleached shrng. tea sent quality
SixFe1ce.
1000 pieces, Extra Width md Quality, BLEAcuEp
tHtEflAG. Wct1h Is cents. tuF 10 eents.
lG0l psee4 Fest Brand ,h1ss, nai= IN the United Sstea
yA,d vide, for one sal ~. ,eku.As p1i.s eEe ahinx
Ind eixpen.e.
80 piece. Genulns GUfOSs AND RICHARDSON'S
FINE. PURE LINENS, far.s- 81. aut 3a.-wosth
four khI1lpgA.
, 1860-10-03
Walkers Inst Houf---Hf8 Protest.
4 correspondent Of the New York HeraA,
writing from Truxi1lo. gives some details Of m
Interview with Walker after his capture. He

4 correspondent Of the New York HeraA,
writing from Truxi1lo. gives some details Of m
Interview With Walker after his capture. He
says:
Whila on board the Icarus, had a conversa-
ton with Walker, who handed me the original
correspondence which had passed between otn-
self and the British Commander. which he sad
he would like to have pnbliahed. He also re.
quested me to write out, at bis dictatioR. brief
protest against his surrender to uonduras au-
thorities. His diotation was calm spd deliberate.
giving me ample opportunity to write down
every word before prouuuncipr the next. Whi]e
l Vas thus engaged, On officer approached and
informed me thas could receive no comn,nni,
cation for publication from the prisoners. Thi.
scanned to trouble Walker, who then asked M
70 lock over the papers and nott them veil
The officer 1hereupou reported to the captain.
wao promptly came up aEd told me to taks
whatever papers pleased from the prisoncr,
for publication. Or otherwise. l accordingly
Walker, the reply of Walker IN his own hand.
and the Protest" which wroto out at his die.
taion.
Tbs following is tho protest referred to:
PRo1EsT or GENERAL wALkER.
hereby protest before tho civilized world,
TINT when surrendered to The captain Of her
Majesty'k steamer 1carns, that officer expressly
received my sword End p1stol, RI well AZ the
arms Of Colonel Rudler, and the surrender was
expressly and in 50 many words to him, u tho
representative Of har Britannic 4njssty.
Wn11Aa WA1kzz.
On board the steamer 1earu'. septsmbsr stb,
1850. 4
, 1860-10-03
Most respectfully, your fellow citizen.
EDWARD BArEs
A Minister Indicted for tie Murder al
his &i6e.

A Minister Indicted for tie Murder OF
hts vile.
At length the caar3. against the Rev. Henry
Bulge, Of Gre'g, LeHis county, Of murdering
his vile l'1iscll'a. is before the Courts; on FH-
day the Grand Jury Of Lewis county, having
indicted him. Where hs is or whether he has
been arrested, We have not heard.
The trlal will be cne OF the most Interesting
that have taksn placeiia the State. Briefly, the
facts are alleged to be that Mr. nnd Mrs. Bud ee
kind to her, and partial TO The society Of other
ladies'. and that she, Mrs. B., app7ehe ended bs-
ing disposed OF. Ga tho morning of.the 11th Of
December last, she WAS found iu her bed with
her throat cut nearly from ear to ear. Five
and half inches IN length aad two deep, back
to the vertabta. WAS the g&sh. Of course, entire
y seTerng the windp,pe, DC. The body lay On
the back, the limbs in natural position, aui
the face Nas calm in its expression. Near the
left arm lay au open razor elishtiy bloody.
There were no s'gus Of H struggle. She WAS
covered with the bed clothes; there WAS no dis
arrangement Of them or the bed, no blood auy-
where about the bed, except c:ose 10 the head,
and nothing bu: spots Of it., save on each siels
Of the wound, snd there ros in large Quantities.
The night dress around shs neck was bloody,
but there Was no blood upon the front OF it o.
upon her chest.
The theory OF The defence is suicide, and up-
on the surgical testimony depends tho result Of
The trial. and the conclusions of the profession
al witnesses will be Interesting ard important.
Among the witnesses in the case lre several
Of our professional citizens, and the tsial will Le
the occasion Of cne of the most notable wars Of
science that tue hi.tory Of medical jurispsu-
deuce allosds-Atbaay 7sn<s-
Patents Granted to Western Inventors.
List Of patepts issued to Western Inventors
for the week ending September o5.h, 1860:
David E'dred, Monmouth, ILL.,; improvement
III seeding Inachlnes-
Henry 4. Foy, Ottawa, Ill; improvement ir
harrssterj.
John Underwood, Cameron, Ill; improvement
in corn planters.
Allen s. Ballard, hit. Pleasant, lows, assieuor
to himself and r. J. Robesop, Same place; in
prorement in ear.h borer for post holes.
". G. Savage, Clinton, LII Improvement in
corn planters.
1ves s:coville, Chicago, Ill; improvement IN
hemp brakes.
Kirby Spencer, M:nneapoiis, Ninn.; inpro7e-
ment in retrigerators.
RK.tssUEs.
Ssthin G. Travis, Nathan johnson, aud Rich
ard Emerson, Alton. Illinois, assignees Of n. C,
Travis aforesaid; improvement in regulator
valves for steam engines Patented October IL ,
1859.
, 1860-10-03

nrB The cont Of horse is the gin OF p,.nra
THAI OF N ~ 1s often ths work of tailor
, 1860-10-03

THREE CttIsGDFS LUMBEI,
Il FOR SALE.-To ayrtve. or , n arrival vchopper
lEfANT. earko 9lGY fet& lumber: Ert: tisl1SrEK
l:e.sNU fri Lehber: scaUnx MOGAT VERNON. LII
II. cirafed frnns at~eeE with very lice ayn
Luu!+r, 1ost!y dsy. T. II atd Il !tt eagt se.sllY
boAlds- Fos taore particulars cn9uiEe vt
a. J. <rEELE.
01lee. eorusr Ct Caaa1 AID Hcst Washington sts,.
ce.-uI.u-3s t'hetro
, 1860-10-03

HANDBILLS, NOTICES., dc,
- cheap ~ tbs thousand. II: PREGs4AHD THI.
KUNE 0Fk1ok, II ClArk G1ost.1
, 1860-10-03

REEN APPLES.-I am recsiy.
~ ing larIe fnanttss O. thoce Green Arr'cs l1oc,
MeiiS.n c:.:euy 'cst In 20 ID t2sle.a au vh:sh -l
trade by thu erxe $50. IN larttr ar,nt liza viii
s<0n te IN ser-irt Of sohe chn.cc b-ant3 1t TIT r
n6esa from Il country fur Apples Apt C1trr vi, ,e-
ee:se pronp; Aad eAssful a:fenfA an. S.s. FINLEY
Hsa61lH Nas aeIt Of M. VI Stale street
, 1860-10-03
MATT[VGS ADD RIGS.

t"sn, Na;sls Tor 'tts-s q nrc:s.. y- hui n &c.,
n ri; vi :fs. Tn cnr-:Ia1f IN two &srua vie [artnn
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