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EDUCATIONAL,
SOurnaRN WAYERLAY iNsiIr,-1 !.
:. w 5Th ST,, BgrwsEN CLAY AND LEIGH,
MRs' fEIE ER 4. MAYO. PRINCIP4L,
tNmIlsnctrr lsf o. ttnhar

The Pr1nclral begs leave to otter this Institution
as one aessnsd to elevate female education to he
hIEheSt grade, aud one IN which no pains or ex-
reHse are spared for facilitating this object, and
hu9fulhg the very best opportunity tor n thorough
ana practices acquisition Of the MODERN Lam
~ Abt ,, tFrench ls the hou hold language, }
MUSIC, DRAWING, PAINTING and every ac-
e0mpiisament appertalnlng 10 the most polished
eVuCatioa of Young ladies.
For terms, references or q prospectus of the
plan ef study, apply to
q. 5-lmt Mas
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i --EaS tF THE
- YURh . Of As hOMEPATHlC
a.DiCAA SOCIETY
z-s. .-u Rss.-5l q ol rel aild st., corner Of 4.h
h.-bWn2G, Va.
s,s E.lrs III II 70. Vi and from 70 S p Nj.
t,lliaS exaepJsu.l sc I-3m~
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yes LAwaEsCE >. MARYE,

80 NV = c = Z L >. VI NANYE,
AS4 ATTORNEY At LAW,
,.s.,gss Ia to Coarts OF tie City CT Richmond
i,.,-e Counties Of Heurica, hanover and Caro-
C.
sststsc Notary Psbllc and Commissioner the
T. red >tgIss Court of Claims.
,sp.y.aaFsulp pet.oen Mr.. CHAsTAIN WHITE
,-.z.Lssl HGtAs dissolved, his office Is now Oh
L. f.ss5., JUS; below Ooddn S Hall. 70 l3-lv
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. .....y,.r. J. q. GR!sWoLD.
.. @GnlsNoLD x GaisWnLD,
4 ~ ATTORNEYS Al Law,
R.rh@uAD, Va,
grse.,a - 3, tue Courts Of tho city Of
~, I'D tte coA9UCS OF EenrICo snd
s.- - tae Circuit Goug,s OF Essex and
- .t.ess st5-.-ss-
~ aa.z ..ryet, two doors from R.ch
- ..s,s sG 5 Si
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DifIlmonn elspatre,
.,,xsHAMMEss6Ev. as

raE DAILY pdr..rsn osSrs rFa wss.,
~ Al ak sNp tV.c@.ty. Price for mslilrx,
. thcs S.,fof !, for - mon lbs, IN advance,
SS.d s., and FTdsy 4 s2e9i 10 scwspes so aver,
sf p,sri .sl Il. at 5, psP
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UAL.--C, B LIPSCOmB.
~ 'FF'CE l4TH st. opp Mavo's Warehouse
.A I. a MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
=ss. RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
'.L- COAL. sa.l by weight an Z7-3u
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oeoegssIJEAL CARDS,

-, ,GoPPER & DuHBAR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW =,
80 2-s.ry Ne. 5 LAW BUILDING,
-, aaa kr9HAslE SES., hlc@Us oH3, Ia.
IN.
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s,. ,I VyAE Is ~ unexceptionable quality this
Ess1' and cannot il. 70 give entire satisfaction
-.tHS-G-sI on delivery.
a!-ls mo ]. WERTH. AGENT
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-, sHOt koE HILL 1NERAL
-, Srrp.aa ANDLEEtiIISC-

- tUPpsS ID A$D LeEtIIIS6.-
kS Ms. ~ U0L 40 CSE, over sam Suther-
.-.. .t-r sore, l32 Nam street., RIUAmOGd, viii
.,,.. a4 ii Sc TeguIrIns Her services.
=, gu!s.j.AtiJ receiving. per steamers, fresh
+, =. orders for L&ECHES carefully packed
.ssut . cypress 10 all pa is oI tus State.
\ "a neE sly 70 of Ia DIES BANDAGES.
"a. are MIGa Akee, made 10 order.
4. .-3u
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One hall PAYABLE on the ist of october 1850, and
the remainder on the l5th of February, 1861
Reference ig made 20 Rev. DR.. Moses d. HoGe,
and to any OF the former patrons of the school.
Catalogues OF the Seminary, containing more
detailed information, be obtained at aGy OF the
Bookstores, by application to the undersigned
iF 28-1m A, Nj. nIlPUG. klohnnPd. "a
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WOOD,
WOOD
}.-arts So .soned Oak and Pine WOOD on hand,
D. .fsae ~ PHILIPS Il COLEMAN,
.-N-!G' South SIDE Dock,
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posed sctien, to dissolve the Farmers, Aaaern.
biy, was unconstitutional.
The Chair informed the gentleman from
"estmoreland that TO raise a committee was
not IN order, unless a motion was carried to
iav toe resolution under consideration on the
table. "
a motion to adjourn was lost.
n inotion 10 lay the resolution on the table
Was put, Dut no quorum voted, and the meet
ing adjourned, to meet again WEDNESDAY mini.
OF half.past O'Clock ee
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PHo SINGER SEyyIZa u.CaIxES

n" sinGEH SEWING HACHISEs.-
s.E.. y ta9 aHf ever extended popularity OF
=, IN n 2 2 NJ" Nj AACHI y ES, both n Anne
80 49,. ntfote, IS sgoh "a best 70 establish theil
Asct-.-! over Z. others in tae market. Sewing
49, 50 called, IHas he bought, itIs true, FOR
ssagass.' MONT ol dollars, bat II IS mistaken
2 s' W W Ill. eel ~ usth!Gs IN q worthless or un-
l.ge N.ele' Nud those who Will do go mast
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RtDt tFiuN IN { . n E.-Tne pr!ces o
,.at55A HILL COX Z will be, until fuE ther
-.'s z ;o.ioWs:
IN gQhE, for crates, S5 per load.
14oF CukE, for cooking, &c, S4.60 per
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'NA ID No AND 2 STANDARD SHUT
., TIE MACHINES

i-5 POM. - EH-r: H application and cep3cltJ,
w. - -. u "a n lie falatly and the manu- sac-
SO. 10 >4's,, r.3ced respectively from s i35 and
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4 RiGHT AND LETT IIANnEE-The Hon
Thos {. Fields. OF New York city, in the
course "t hi> >l,eecl, ut the Douglas Ratiti.
cation Nee ing i'll Philadelphia ON >atur
day evening. con,riyed to pay az ouce a
right handed one 10 lis official Chief which
would have done no discredI, 10 Ueenan.
licav him,
Perhaps the motives Of your own IA
vori,e son. (Duchanan,) whom we elevated
in l>j6. (volces. spare us We IL do so no
more. and laughier) were pure; perhaps
Le really designed doing what was right
wien he took the oath .: office but his
ambition was great. he desired 10 contro!
and he sought false COUNCILS. The power
he sought has departed from him for ever,
and >ay with ali respect say II with all
mode>ty-that when the Democratic party
shall have survived this Administration, II
will have accomplished 4 triumph that no
party on the face of the earth but the De-
inocra,ic party could have accomplished.
(chcers)
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Next came song of praise by four per-
sons in the organ-loft How beautifully
they warbied, was carriad straight back
TO the opera. with its pride and pomp of
scenic illusions, intoxicating sounds, bril-
liant eyes, brilliant jewels, dazzling toi-
lettes. immaculate kids The soprano led
of with a splendid staccato passage, in
which the high notes danced and capered
ike lamb, on Il Hill side Then she ceased
and the ,snor took up the strain, and pro-
ionCe,i i. with clear trumpet tones; then
he stopped, and the contralto sang a few
sweet notes and lastly the basso added
his voice to those of the three, and the
whole party commenced a terrific struggle
for supremacy in the final tuGue. Tho
contest was exciting and the result doubt
tul for n few moments, but at last the So
prano was victorious, ending with a tre-
nendous trill which entirely silenced her
antaconists.-Jhe Pasta P0perS.
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IN endeavoring 10 take the census 'or
the government. the mar>iIalS occasionally
meet with such difficulties as well nigh 10
deprive them Of their own senses. The
following took place IN Canal street, New
Orleans.
WHO Is the head Of this family
That depends on circumstances Itbe-
fore :! clock, u me au.band-if after
/ is rne,e.:
How 80
because a'iher II he's dhrunE as > ii
PEI, anu unable 70 take care OF himself,
.et alone the i.,ln.iy
"Wha. i hi- age?
Coming next Michaclmas hewilllack
day Of beng ~ old as Finncgan. You
Know Fiuucgant
40. | don't know Finnecan; and if
did it would not help tie matter Isyour
husband an alien?
och. thin. hes ailin entirely. lie has
Tneuinatlcs worse than ovid Donneily who
wa tied double wii en-.
How many male members have you in
the family
'Nivir a one
What. DO boys nj al -
"Boys i i? All u.urther. 20 bone
We have boys enonch to whip four loaves
Ce bread Tor breakfast
When w"r.. YOU married :?
The day Pat Doyl left Tipperary for
America Al. we'll mind il; A sunshi-
her day nirer gi!ded TIE Ky Of ovid Ire
land
What was the condition Of your hus-
band before marriage?
"Dyil a man more miserable. He said
. If did no, give him promise within two
"eeh, he'd blow his brains out with a
/ crow bar.
"Wha, wa. he at the time Of your mar
/ ria.a q widower or batcheior?'
a which ? 4 widower, did YOU say ,
An, now 20 way wild Yer nonsense. Is I
, the likes of me that would take up n Sec
/ oudha husband a poor divil all legs
/ and consumption, like a sick turkey. A
! widower? MAY niver t- blessed if I'd
rather not live an ovid maid. and bring up
/ a family Oh but.ermilk and pratIes.
( Iiere the dialogue ended, the marshal
| coming to the conclusion that he ceuld
( make more next door. Whether he
/ did we will know ut some future time.
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VOL. XX---NO. AS.
Collection of Debts.

The very best security for the collection
OF debts i, TO have no legal sanction for
making them; leaving the payment OF
! debt to the simple conscience or sense OF
honor or of interest OF the debtor.
lhIs Is growing opinion among tho
large merchants OF this city.
Laws for the enforcement Of the pay
m"nt OF debts are a perfect delusion.-
They are only now paid where honesty OF
interest sways men to do SO
The cost of collecting dehts from debt
ors wavering in their dishonesty is con-
siderable
More dependence is now placed than
formerly on men character for honesty
aud prudence combined than on apparent
means; hence the great success OF mercan-
tile agencies, where information Is bought
at a large price.
We therefore incline to the opinion that
! laws for the enforced payment OF debts
had better be dispensed with. and credit.
ors left 10 depend on their own vigilance
and shrsvdness Of judgment in giving
credit
We are led to these remarks by the in
PRODUCTION of a bill into the Legislature for
the protection of the debtor from the pay
meut OF his debts whenever it does not suit
him 10 do 50. 1t proposes an insolvent
debtors law. the provisions OF which are
all III favor OF the debtor, and not compel
ling him TO declare or divide his assets
Tie legislation of the Western states is
very imperfect in this regard. 1t is too lax
to insure redress to bgna fJs creditors
asains, dishonest debtors II is becoming,
therefore, Tie rule already not 10 rely on
the laws but on previous scrutiny Of
character OF the debtor TO he trusted
Country merchants should bear in mind
that already many sets of books in New
ork are daily posted up with their repu-
tations torre-ponsibility, sobriety, industry
honesty, and capacity.
The hundreds of clerks in the offices Of
the mercantile agencies are wholly en-
ployed in TINS task, and habits more or less
immoral. which weaken or destroy in their
subjects any of the cardinal virtues Of
trade. are transmitted duly bv the daily
post and recorded faithfully in their books
10 he given 10 the creditor who i willing
to paw for the information What are
laws good for To the honest they are
useless as they are . law TO themselves
and TO the dishonest they are mainly use
less Besides, il Is a wrong 10 tempt men
bv extending 70 them too large a credit
II j. better fvr 10th debtor and creditor
that the latter should he compelled 10 hcii
ign, the rein, and limit credit-whIch
VIII prevent many :. loss 10 both.
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pgry-IcE. of the louisville. Journal fur
u.,nes the following graphic biography OF
Horace tir-eiy
Horace Greedy was born in Oregon. near
the uuHtiux OF Astoria During his Infancy,
lie sub>lsted entirely upon root, and herbs,
and was remarkable Tor wearing Il copper
stock about hi- neck lie sailed for tlI.s
country III Il Galway steamer lie got EN-
Ilpyment as Il gardener, bat IN trying 10
root out a large weed, tore his linen. His
employer. one Seward, forgetting 10 pay
hinI his wages. he left the weed and II!
vented, "GIeely Corn Slave He q -
covered the sI!ove.aulUl. II FIN l. WIS
elected . member OF Congress, and Imnie
diately after requested his friends not TO
call ilui honorable Retired on his mile
a.e, was presented with the title OF " Gal
yanixed Squash, by Japanese q. Benne,,
Professor vi ll..raldrv. lie has since gone
into the fence rail business upon u small
capital.
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GAIIBaIpIs MILITARY SUCCEss-IIis se-
cret is to do away, as much as possible,
with useless ana pedantic formalities and
Ia simplify everything. knapsacks and
baggage are prescribed; every man and
ofhic.r carries an extra shirt and towel,
ard whatever he wants in the pocket OF
hi, blouse, his provisions in havresack
and his ammunition in MS pouch. In this
way alone was it possible to make those
extraordinary marches which led TO tho
taxing of Palermo, the enemy holding .
concentrated position and being out-ma-
ncavred in -ayon OF fifty or sixty miles.
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All will remember the Sophia Verne

AL will remember the Sophia Werner
murder, sometimes called the ''ba rel mys-
tery." which took placeat or near Chica 90
som. time ago; Henry Jumpcrtz, being
,r,e1 twice Tor the murder, and coming
almost in sight of the gallows, was finally
aco,Iitted. tie went to St Louis, ruined
in purse and broken in spirit, yet followed
bv the kindness of very few fast friends.
The other day the Prussian Consul of this
CITY sent to Chicago aletter making inqui-
ries for him; it appears that he has be-
come one of the joint heirs to q great es-
tate in Germany.
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Fourth Of July OratiOn.

OrTAwA, July eth, 1860.
1IoS. J. c. CHAMriIN-Dear !Sr:-Owing
to the dense crowd on the 4th, ma ~ ,t
our citizens did not have the pleaSu %
hearing your Grafton, aud those who did
hear ii, desire to read it. Would you be
kind enough to furnish the CT mmittee
with copy for publication at your earliest
convenience? Yours respectfully,
F. y. GRIGGs,
D. WALLER,
A f. Dow,
J NJ EARL.
S. THANHoUsEE,
Ctmndnec Ct lnuttatton.
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A BEAeTIrrL THouGnr-Among some of

A BEAeTIrrL THouGHT-Among some of
tire South Sea Islanders the compound
word for hope is beautifully expressive
1t is manao!ana, or the S,cimn,ing thouyht-
faith floating and keeping its head aloft
above water, when all the waves and bill
lows are going over-a strikingly beautiful
definition Of Hope, worthy to he set down
along with the answer which deaf and
dumb person wrote with his pencil, in re-
ply to the question What was his idea of
sorgiveness?' 1t is the odor which How
era yield when trampled on"
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S;nca tho adjournment of the Massa-

Since the adjournment Of the Massa-
chusetts legislature, and the COWS ha'"
gone to grass, the cattl" disease, the Boston
Transcript says. has suddenly disappears,
in Massachusetts. Probably 1t stoPped
with the appropriations to the co',''n', ,!, .'I.
sioners, who were depu,ed to KIN Tue
cattle. These gentlemen seemed 10 o@
determined to magnify ther ofhce, and
oct rs much money out OF tie State as
nossiLle. The change from pent up stables
70 fresh air in fields has doubtless been
beneficial to the cattle
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VINO Is GREAT Subtract from great
man all that he owes to opportunity and
all that he owes to accidental that he
has gained by the wisdom OF his friends
and by the folly of his enemies-and the
eiant will often be left pigmy.
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UaMlI<.-Parson Brownlow, OF Tenn.
has seen Hannibal Ilamlin, and thus d.s

cribes him:
Though Senator in Congress, he is
said to be IL free negro. In all the acquire
m.urs of mnd manners, u.oyals, features,
conplexion, form of body and limbs, shape
of mouth and nose, woolly hair, with
kinks he so much resembles 4 negro that,
dressed up in,litierentl., he could be soia
in th. south for a field hand. lie claims
to b.. par, Portuguese; but the sober truth
!. III. liood is that of Nag ryec, resembling
a free negro more than a"y man living who
cI,,m. &c be 4 white man, either Ill VIII Ole
or III part.
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Spriug and Summer Millinery.


EsA- removed rom ~.
IL rurr o Main alI.
{. uDBr- SIS. To- Lisa I,
strr-T. ONE iror suuiii -
- h-"Hs ttrnltUre SioT-
whore .h- vii open ncI
r~w SPriug and susEmrl
S.u"H 90
HfLLtNEIY GOOpS
Having h,u = u,H and
rlucu i1r--r : ere. lie .
i,r-.airfi e." -h1w a very
-."-tGl .--rrtm NJ. ~ iu-
l"yc-t p-lc- r'-,'n.' e..
ii-~ -r", = "i >ltAN
GrrJ>i- ,,r = tnu ci ul..g
Il. The r-w >;v'r FRA J.
the Eory' AMI hu"r., col
IiTai.i f'- irilip ant i.r~-
thr hu- 9Th L-sH"ru
i1. -p't SirINs. FiuTcu,'>
and pyhaI- Children a,,'
II I--,> 'iuc l."s tnru iid's
lI'iut> aud i:"N> THr
ban brown "ui white
llti-. r.lrr gusi.tv. 'rlW.
rrrd. :"r / "A to 81. She
k-rilrn,I-. Th- tine fgi5}
-nd ~" l. aid iia'-
S,ik ard Craze I"nur:>. ~
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.ti!JIit FElSit I'm ND SI tNtDN.
- ire. EsS"k Jf'iiI. STREET,
JIiAH \ Ills.
w-L'. r--it.Ft,i r,t tn attention Of tlI"se
= .r.Er 'fru- tlsfi, DI-ra---- particularly -Ci"
- -s. 'r~'.f >a:r ri .7'u, ErupoIia 81 the Fac
s-.s - ,. iirat. t'i ami all diseA.c- ar;-Iu:
..s.-.1., .l' be rl'.,n-
So .',rrt..i.>. CrT,arurr-. AMI Diseases %: the
49,. h--"r'i"H- a. lee fr.' Contracted id"''s sun
---f--
.-.r~s .9e.;r.: ai'ou entirely mew principle and
s.- E.. sl---,. g-!-iufrrr uucaaaIr! AL.
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SPRING G TR a DE.
Chnn1a of RuSinaasi

I HAVE sold my entire stock Of Luniber in o tawa.
1 Utica. and Narsei-s, {" 8. II. S-suons 4 CO CT
i:iv-rs. is ors, and ,ali sell their Lumber GU
cOuiii. -iuIi. tiie present seIso-.
have na'ie aDgeuvnrs with the Company re-
c-iv- il raach larger -t,-k .f
Lagtb,T Lath. .S;y,.yieS anil Gthor Posts
Than hl * -s-r ai bef,rr- t. Ln.s ,ltv- b.-m
i-r direction. al the T. I'u-r will he saw
grlv for t.i> u'srLrt, IIi will be shipped iii
rec ~ til Mills.
/. H. OF Ian cr cut order on short u"i;r-.
=,,a GEORGE ERISTOI.
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Brsr CArIrAL-The best capital young
man can start with in life is industry, with
good sense, courage, and the fear Of God
They are far better than cash. credit q
friendS
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uTytw, MA5sE;LE YtED.

llE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
q" Gewril Finley. where tc :i!tcia to the
business extensive scac- lie has hand and
/, always Ia receipt al the best qualify Of Am-rcan ia
liai aud Egyptian Marble. or cai stones T1n
Monuments Mtntl-s Furniture, j. h. has Of
te hest ~orkinrH IN the western country he feels
surch that IT, ran yet anything hs line
-tv-- together with los ucrs he feels assured tha
he wI! giVt p? ihs- VII" favor him with their support
entire sa;i-fart"u.
y. :" or'ier> rom distance earnestly solici'eI and
Iroml y attended to- JAMES Wills.
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u-r in iirc.s E"ruct-.
\ large assortment Of Dress Trimmings, sc.ecte
with are
Mr. T, Will. "a Y Y spent much TIM in r-'crsr &C
To DIES NAkIN,r. and tis> srC'Ir-i -rrsIc"- e.
NR- eastman rfc-~ ana { o"S making. ben 2
tina. prepared d" Urr-. Making in r- b-> aud most
approved Sfyl- - al-O toll assortment 81
DRESS AND CLOAK PATTERN. Patterns tor Chid.
rer IA great variety tl. shape S-frt warranted
the steel .rrirgs- arg - i"'y Of them. IRON
81 .ud ur. Skiri- for hs Hiso steel spring.
4 lar-- a~soTtu. 1T e. |iiit.L'. Ni>-es', and La
di..-' iI,r Nets rr-uCIr cur.ct-
E-arhrg ard !r,-->ir done. O,d f'uucts -n'Ar=-f
and made tit- shape. r1Els
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J :.Is:. .N.Ali WOOD.

1l!I- above market. after having beer greatly enlarged
and thoroughly repaired - u"w ui"n and read, tor
;he accommodation ui IN pablo. y" -Nensr has been
spared III 'IrnitGr- Niid HNluT's mag place Uur
y Of our Cl;y. and both p!-asaur wr hope i viii be
profitable. To visit. ". rruru-, t. keen hand.
10 customer, ~ St. Or superior ueatu-ss all
Eir!I> ~ meats. such
B-.E il steak. roast. Tried. corucl. Ic., Mutton,
i~,'i Htts- NtoaiIe'. F,rA, rrsh and ,-Ii, Y.nae,
Sau>s:r>. H.. <.
Also. all sind. 90 gam il is season.
fr--i5 Trout .ri NfEj- Fish f..r. tis Lakes
r. short ereryti:2 appcrit'uIus ! veil regulated
CEy Market.
AZ rh- rvnr.-. stand wi also ~ l.r, -f-
-T,- - an sud~ "! re-. v--r.ti-- >auy.i,l ON t,
4-~- v~-.i-n ~ rl:- vicinity u' fa. Civ.
80 Neft iCt je I.isrsfeG ia Jsr of tho fjfl.
ar-G JEEEhIAt. EtCp.
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Sash. ,aor and Rliad farfOry.

WE take this method {" inform the pIh'ic that
w have purchased the sash prur aui inl Fat ry
-! 4 r CI1rriiH and u"w prepared TO iUrai-,
tIIu. ia ct tine 81 ht-iu-->. >Irl Sa>i'. Doors
y I.l- srT'nr- aud Nnriu:. Orders promptly h!l-d
short n"tj,-.
l.siHg a Lumber fard IN connection with oar F-cto-
think facilities '"r furnishing bGi'ihr maze
ris urqa''-i ~ tlrs City. AMI vit-
farmers aud AL others who may want ANYTHING iu
line -i,I' an satisfy yourselves that ,i
. good -rii''. IJ-t what want, and cheap for
ash. T-r- wji he fr.ni Iurri-r ofrr, doors
y u,!- sash r,zei ,td uUgiaZcI ia.-, Ois, Paints aud
Nails.
OF Main Street, ott.wa. II.
maya SreAWN { POWELL
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Zee s'ls at uI;asa. 6r>irHc-. Fast Man street
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tW!t9iF~sit ANp III FALL
i=!."r;.r ~ i'-u-s chemicals French Cognae Bran
de-. =. IT., S,--.c. aug2>
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XX-OCID cali 4 arr-ntiuu "f the isij-- - iarg-
W ant choice ,-ircttrn - sp@i NJ AND u NNt''
MILLINERY G6Oh-. which >i- VIII h. harry ;" -h"A
ut l.r T., " rooru> --r"ii north nf the 'n,"i
II"u-r IN the store inrrer, occupied Drug store
i.Hi'-~. pleas give = all
EyaCliHg aud p' es>iEs t"rIe. al'.
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}'f!Si.r.11 amt "a. g~os -Eftro". N'hn's.
y Nir- irrstat.-i; i'.. td in i.- cay hr vii r
i!= s- ri.e aIteDiI J"se she ulaS desire la
prot ssiGH.l services.
q. C. o. g. E,IrT ii new building. corner {" l.
g. .-.rr y.a....r. .gr.,t. ju"2j
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w OJLD respectfully ann"urc- Z" the iIdir. of ora
~ and VICINITY, thar -- ht- IHS' received ~ ~
col! the latest ~ - "f >PHJNT HiLIIAEH
GDDiI>, consisting % Straw E"tel> bbnu<. kirhe .
F"~e Ac wlcit sh- il prepared to sell al vrI y
low prIc,-.
i,un"tS h-Icl.-d and pressed in III. latest siy
La q itid has ri>r i'i- arrangements with
good dr-s maker. aud j. pared :" rGak-. cat.
III dr->r, m ia aIr"v d style, and at very
r. : -"t.i,l- price
:Y- G;ye her a call and examine for Yourselves.
MRS LaCGHLAND.
nar2i-.y door east o! Jackson II l.ockwood's.
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:.DNf.!: PRICES.
Thin any n'l-r N'u-rv --laIii- Ut-rt IN ''t- city
MIR. GEEGG Has secured the services Of fie oYts sci
-uiIiC Dr,.- Maker IN The ciy and prepared do
D-.-- NaAfu= Iri al. : = branches usual.
N-Gairr ptuok-r'- - i-hrr .,I patterns for u ess"S
RIsquc-. >crvr-. iEder Grr'u-i.tS. H.d CHiidTeH r
Dresses received mouThiy. AID :or sale
French aud Au-riCtu stamped Embroidery, CT new
a I h-.uIitpi 'i->Icn-.
i;oun-t- b,,aci,-d aud pressed nv new proofs
Gail ard Ms. Gregg Main st. opposite - =
Ntu-io-, H'i,., in the '"r- formerly ""cI'"I ny {.
= pra-t & G., r.i,-;fl SAHiI GREGG.