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SCOTT & LENNON,
S. B. SH0TWELL,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor I'm
GhaNCery.


CONTINUES TO practice in Harrison at 4.
~ joining countiee and gives especs and prolnp,
attention 10 Collecting, business Of Executors Ad-
ninisrators, Guardane, " ords, Partitions, saes
Of Lant s, settlement of Estates. 1itles to Real
Estates, Conveyanciug, Suit- at sw nd in han.
cefy loaning and investment OF money, and all
olher professional business placed in his charge.
a3rHe is Agent for the State iank of Ohio and
others. for loaning money, &c, &c.
9J-Office in kilgores Corner on Market street.
January 25, 1860,
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hat Every body Waits
THE FAMILY DOCTOR!
Containing simple remedies, tos " obtained, fol
the cure Of disease in all forms.
BY
pvofessOr Henry s. Taylor, WI. ID

Professor AkcNcy Sc u ia yiUE, Hs' ~.
!, Ta,Is You How 10 at terd upon the sick and
to cook for them; hcw to prepare
Drinks, Ptuiices. Nc. and how
to q ard against injection from
Contagious Diseases
/, Tails You OF the various diseases of Children.
and gives the hest and simplest
mode OF treatment duriug Teeth.
ing, Convusi,ns, Vaccination
WhOoping cough. Measles &c
|, Tails You The symptoms of Group, Cholera
80 Intanun, ,CoIic. Dinrrhea worms
Scaled Head, Ringworm hick'
pux, &c and gives you the best
remedies for their cure.
II Tells You TIE systoms OF Fever and Ague,
and Bilious Yellow. Typhus,
and other Fevera and gives you
the bess and simplest remedies Tor
their cure.
II Tells You The symptoms of Influenza, Con,
sumption, Dyspepsia, Astbma,
DrOpsy, Gout, rheumatism, Lum-
bago, Ervsipelas, &c, and Slves
YOU The best remedies for their
cure.
Il Tells You 7 he symptoms Of cholera Morbus
Malignant Cholera. Small .pnx,
Dysentpry, Cromp, Distasts O the
Rindder kiGncys and Liver, and
Live' and the best remedies tor
tht ir cure
+, Tells You The symptoms o Peurisy. Mumps
Neuralgia, ARoplexv. Paralysis.
the various Diseases Oi TIE j hrO1t
Teeth Ear and Eye, and the best
remedies for their cure
lit Tells Youlhe ynptOu OF Epilepsy, Jaun'
dice, Piles Rupture, Diseases OF
the Heart itemor rhage Ven'r al
diseases. and Bydruph0bia, and
gives tie best r, medies Tor their
cure
Tells You The best and simplest treatment for
ounds Broken Bones ard DisO-
CATIONS Sprains. Locklaw, Fever
Sores, NhIte Swellings, Ulcers
w. flows BJiIs; ocurvy' burns
and Scr0iLld
1t Tells You o. tile various diseases OF Children.
and oi Menstrualion: w hies, Bar.
Tenness, &C, &c, and gives the
best and simplest remedies for
their cure
The work is written In plain lnrgu0ge, Ire from
medical tern 8, TO be easily understood, while
it's simple recipes may soun save you many times
the cost Of the book. Il is printed III clear and
open type; is illustrated with appropriate eiigrav.
ings and will be forwarded to your duress, neat.
ly bound and postage PAID, on receiptoi Si,0o.
$1,000 A YEAR q
oan be made 6y entcrprisfng men everywhere, in
uel il / above work, as our Inducements to all
IL gis eolses "a aiss l3so, or for seflss %
Hgsnts with other information, apply 10 Or address
~ JOHN h. P,1IEB, fnblisher,
No GIT sansoln street, Philadelphia, Pa.
May 9, To- ly.
\ M HO takes the best hkenesses In CadZi--
INV DAVIS.
! VA INDOW Glass and Putty, large and fresh
| w arrival OF each, tor sale at very low hgmes
! qY bEALL.
ESaeOfa! ttacOm! macOR!!t
| n "a Reeeyed tine lot OF Hams and Shoulder
J ithe Corher Grocefy. !. GEORGE.Jr v
lAI tis, TO- Is thsb brst pretuIutn un likenesses a
w The lstt eoubIY taH in Laoizi DAVIS,
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To n e;,cI,ers.

HINHE Board OF Exanlinnrs OF Harrison county
l. t)ho, Will hold meeting at Cauiz, on the
last FRIDAY OF each OF the following months: :
tprll, May and iune, 1860, couime ncing n,
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. on each day, for the ex
animation OF Teachers, unoer the ''act to provide
Wf the reorgaa z' non, supervision and MAINTAIN.
'nce OF conr DO schools" passed March ID, 1853
t b. Otter OF the 30 d, n
M ADAMS, Clerk.
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C3arke's Eirer Pills

The hes Purgativ and Purifier be fore III People
A Accepted and Recommended by Eminent
Physirians.
DR. Clarke. the inventor of these celebrated pills
is Justly distinguished tor hrs eminent abilities and
scientihc research For 80 years in his extensive
practice he experimental in bringing the great de.
sideraium OF a remedial agent to act as direct
purifier upon the human system, In this he has
been enlnenlIy successful. as the numerous certl.
hcates from celebrated physicians show. They
are extremely mild in their operation, al the same
time powerful and elective in removing disease -
They never give pain as do most purgaives, but
aiIay il in all cases. In acute they are more
speedy in their relief Than any Pill now offered
The proprietor is pleased to announce that he
has perfected his arrangements t'r supplying the
trade to the ul est demand.
N. U WALKER, Proprietor,
Pittsburgh, Pa
To whom Il orders must he addressed pyFor
sale in CadiZ by Mclean II. Sharp and John Beall,
and Cealers in medicine throughout the county.
March -. lSht'-lV
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Cnmnound syrmp al Wild Cherr,
Throat, Serious Debility, and


ASnn-.TRI,Tr Is MIGHTY! The onIv
SSs1<EV Regular physician, Graduate o N,
fpinorsi,v ., PsnnsvIyania in 1899. residino in
Pbilodenhia'
TWENTY SEVEN YEARS
ENGAGED in the treatment ar cure of all kinds OF
D"s" secretand Delicate Disorders,
of both sexes
Snecial Ailmrnts and Situations
Incident TO
Single and Married Ladies';
seli Ahnse and Solitary Habits.
r,;,,t;o,.I and SevuaI Wpakneesass
Of xontbs nr d the more advsnced OF both Sexes
VI IN'"' Pcfore and nftcr Marriage,
us
DG,N. B LEIDY,
NJ. o.o Nortb Sixth Street. between Race & Vine
Ao ga iI>iia.I a,,ro.;,o - Er,nkI;n Sousra
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9. - IaUE&ITT3
SURGEON DENTIST.

nFFICE--ON MAIN STREET, NORTH OF
~ Market, directly opposite the Mansion House
Having OF late reiittsd my Labaralory, am pre-
pared to put up Teeth in all the various improved
styles. on the shortest notice. All operations war.
ranted for one year and rcpaired free OF charge.
80 (,adiz. Nal, f59
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singer SeW1np-M acn1Des.
Prices Reduced "a so. IS. and SIOO.
The plSin reas0n whv Singers Sewing. Machines
have alwavs soid readily Mt higher average price
than any other. j. thnt thew are better. more au.
rahle, more reliable. capahle Of doing a mnrh
greater VARIETY of work. and eaTnino more money
Long continued popnlari,v is proof Of stariing
me'it. In the purchase Of what are called cheau
SewinPN nchines thousands have heen deceived
and disappointed. INT with Singers Machines
there is never any failure or mistake.
singers New Family Sewiug-Wa-
chine.
the nrice Of which is onlV $50 is light nnd eIe.
gantIv decorated Mochine. caDnhle of pe-forminr
in the hest style, oil the sewing OF private Ham
ilv. II has secured n great renntaton during the
few month since it was first offered to the public
Singers Transverse Shuttle-NIa-
chine.
10 lie sold Mt S75 is machine entirely new in ;ts
arrangements; il is verv beautiful moves rapid,
and very easily and. for family use and light man
ufncturing purposes. is the very hest and chea pes
Machine offered to the public These Na
chimes are hninq increased in numheras rnpidiv
possible and yet the demand for them can not h
InIly Supplied
Singers No | Standard Sputtle- Machine 70
mPry sold OF S195. but now reduced 10 ego is to-
well known all over the world 10 need INV de
scription livery sort of work, coarse er fine
can he done with it
Singers No Stamford Shuttle Machine This
is the tavorite manufacturing machine every wher
The size of the machine gives ample sp acc for al
most e, erv description Of work. which. togethe
with its admirable working qualities. gives ita
decided advantage. Price, with table complete
$IOG.
Since the great reduction in the price Of thes
Standarr Machines, on the let Of October, 1859
the sale o. them has increased fourfnld.
All of Singers Machines make the interlorke'
stitch with the two threads, which lie the bas
|
full and reliable information about Sewing. Ma
Chimes their sizes, prices, working capacities an
the he At methods OF purchasing can obtain it by
sending for copy Of I. NJ Singer & Co.'S Gazette
which is beautiful pict orn paper, entirely devot
ed to the subject II will be supplied gratis
J. NJ. SINGER e. co.
459 Broadway New-York.
November Q, 1859
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-----~-> MARRIAGE GUEDE--Being a
$40 rivae instructor tor married persons
@~S&-| or those about to be married, both male
md female, in everything concerning he physiol
ogy and relations d our sexual system, and the
PRODUCTION or prevenaion of oGsprinI including
ii.tne new discoveries never bai1re given in the
English language. by WV. YOUNG, !, D This
is really valuable and interesting work 1t is
written in plain language fo the general reader,
ard Is isllusrated witt numerous Engravlng4 All
Young married people, or those contemJ Ja ing mar
RAG ?, and having tha least impairment 10 mar.
rled lite, should reid this b,ot II i,seoses secrets
that every one should be aGq alaed With; still il is
book thai must be locked ID anl not lie about
the house. twill be sent 10 any one on the re,
ceipt OF twenty-five cents in spe:ie or stage
stamps Address DR. WV. YOUN,i No 4l6,
SPRUCE S, ub I'VE 4th PhiIndeipnio, Pa.
" AFFILIATED AND U FURrU AFE- :
M matter what may be your disease betJre yoa
place your'ett under the care Of any one ot the
notorious QuAcKS native or oreg gn--wl) aIver.
tlse IN his or my other paper, get copyo either
n Dr. Youngs Boss, and real it car eiuly Ii
viii be the means of saving you many dollar
your heath, an 's'i1iy yDIr lts
DIR Young can DO Con- SIltIl on any OF the disea
SIS described il his publications at MS o.A;e, No
l 10, Spruce street, above Fourth.
April lo, l5on-iy ,- s-rs a..rg. -r. ..
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RALIITTNG.
JOHN S. DAVENPORT.

M lStlES to inform the citizens of this county
~ that he is prepared to sell heavy Boots st
we'll as light ones at a price that is comfortable tC
himself and also TO his customers Shop lew
doors sOuthoi tie depot, Market street, Caiiz o.
A good article OF Mems and Wunlen's Morocco
hoes Kept constantly on hand
\ large lot at gentlemens home Calf and
Kip Boo,s on hand
a 3 alIZ .AApfll4 IS60 1f " 1a eE e.#lsHE .
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Valuable Farms for Sale.

= HE subscriber offers for sale the ell known
farm on w',lch he resides Ii is located 2H miles
nortn OF Freepot Harrison county, in Washing ton
township, a point where the rond lending from
Freeport to uhrchsvilIe crosses the Ioad leading
from GadiZ to CoshoctOn. Said farm contains 20O
acres, I40 OF which is cleared. and under an ex-
Gel ent state Of culnyation anu has pleu,y OF goor
wafer There is on The tlrm a coed brick huus, &,
tarm barn, ana all other Improvements necessary
There is plenty "f fruit of all kinds. There is n
good : rhool House, FIGURING and saw mill ad DIN.
ng the farm. 1t is one OF the most healthy and
sirable locations IN the county. | will also Sc
los res adjoining he above farm 50 of which is
cleared and 30 of that bottom and in grass, any
of which is d'y enough for corn There is plenty
of excellent timber n both farms.
For further particulars enquire OF Josiah Scott or
Ja cob Lennon IN Cadiz or the subtcriber, on the
premises. Amy person fishing TO secure a good
bargain would do well to call and examine the pre-
mises before purchasing elsewhere, as | am derer.
mil ed to sell low. J he above tracts will be sold
separate or together, to suit purchasers.
ARRloUN SllOTWELL.
. Ff hruary Is l96O-lt
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VA INDow Glass and Patiy, large and fresh
Wy arrival OF each, Tor sale at very low hgures
qV ] bEALL.
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HcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


The only safe and for Caneers Piles Tu-
svelhgs ard Bronehils Coitre Paralyss Esu-
rsga, wsakness Of the Muscles Chronic Infamrnaory
Rheumatism stfnsss Of the Joints, Contracted Muscles
Lgamsnts Esraehe Toothaee, Bruises sprains Fresh
Cuts Wounds Ulceu, Fevtr Sores, Caked Breast Sore
kpplss Burns, seslds, Sore Throat nHsmmson
pain, difference hov long the disease nav
have existed, McLEANs CELEBRATED LINIMENT IL
q certain remedy.
Thousands Of human beings have been saved life or dis
ersptude and mssry BY the Of this remedy
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
Will relieve pain almost eousy and will clean
purify and heal the ouest dibls short
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
MeLEAN's CELEBRATED LINlNENT 10 the only "a "a
and reliable remedy for the Of Spawn, Rngboas O.
Wndgaiis, splats Unnatural Lumps, Nodes sellngs
L never filled to Big Head, POllsv, Fisuls Old
Stunning sores, or sS..ny, properly .ppied For
Collar Calls, Cuts Sores, Wounds IL inflbls
remedy. Apply directed and every
instance.
Than trfs longer with the many worthless Lninents
offered TO you Obtain q supply Of DR. McLEANS CELE-
BRATED LlNlMENT. II win cure
J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine sta ST. Lonis Mo.
CHARLES SToTT, S75 Pa sv., sole agent IT. Washing
toni X. s. 7. CiSsEL, Georgstovn. ss ssADAwIy
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MEDICINES.
Is X ,s-A G L n RE.
n F0v ths speedy Ox-e Of


internlttent Fever, or feve- spd Afus, Reuitp.ut
Fever, Dnm6 Ague, PerodI~sI Hesdscss' -,
BILIOUS Headache, and Bilious Fev.rs ,rsassd
for the who.e Class OF Diseases Oristo.s,,- -
nl,i.5y Dersngsmsnt' easement Caused BY the MsIarss of
No one remedy 10 louder called for b, th. ,.~...
site. Of the American people than q sure And rae
cure for Fever and Ague. Sroh NE are nov an. 49,
20 offer. with perfect Certainty that il will ersdi
cate the dsease. and with Assurance, founded on
proof, that no harm can arise IRON its sss IN any
hat which protects from or prevents this d,,
order must be OF immense service in the ormmunl-
ties where 10 prevails. Prsvsafioz is better than
must run IN yi6iett attacks OF this ba aeiui dIs en-
per. This "CusRS expels the missmc poison Of
hEvER AND teuk rom the system, and prevents
the deveopment OF disease, II taken on The frst
only the best remeoy ever vet discovered for TINS
elass of complaints, but also the Chez pest TIE
larg- quantity We ssppy Tor oo.r brings IL with
IN the reach oil esery body; and in bilious districts,
have il and It freely both for cure a. preven
ton A great superiority Of this remedy over anv
other ever olseoveTed for the spesuy and certs r.
cure OF lntermttents ls- that IL utains nine
or other iujurions effects whatever upon the
constitution. Those red BY are leff A HEALTHY
SIS II they hsd never had the disease.
:, Fever and Ague ls not a.one the consee pence of
arise from its irritation, among which are Neural
ga. Rheumat1sm. Gout. Headache, lino ness.
Tcoshache. Earache, catarrh. Asthma palpita-
ton, PAINFUL Affection OF the Spleen, Mysteries,
Pain in the Bowels, Conc, Paralysis, and DersnSe.
ment of the Stomach, ali OF whloh, when origins-
ting In this cause, put on the Intermittent ty Pc or
become periodIcs. This "CURR" ex pels the poison
alike. :" =
Prepared by DR.. ]. c. AVER q CO, Lowell,
and sold by al Druggists, every where. 90 Is colin
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JOHN PLouaHaAsnLr

Mr.. GoUGH's 8 ELooUENcK.-The aLounger,' -
IN the last number Of Harper's Weekly, gives
this estimate of John B. Cough :-"The effect
produced by the famous temperance orator
upon bis audiences is most striking illustrs-
ton OF broad impression Of the purely dra-
matte style Of oratory. It's another tribute
to the influence and power of the drama Mr..
Cough Is not thinker-he is an actor. His
pictures Of the misery of drunkenness, in its
many aspects are so vivid and thrilling that
the spell over the audience is that of the most
emotional actor. The effect is immediate and
Immense, but it is mere temporary because it
has 40 intellectual root. When Sheridan had
finished his speech in the Warren Hastings
trial, and when Montalembert sat down In the
fast days OF the last Legislative Assembly Of
Louis Philippe, after an attack upon the gov
ernment lit was moved that the Houses adjourn
that they might not legislate or judge under
the sway Of strong passion. Mr.. Coughs ef-
fects are akin to these He sweeps ali before
him, except the passionless reason. That may
concede the justice Of his cause, but it does so
before he begins. It is not affected by his
funny or tragical anecdotes. Somebody told
Fox of an eloquent speech he had heard the
night before; 'and / will tell you what he said ,
stop, stop exclaimed Fox, 'if you can tell
me what he said, it was net an eloquent
speech Measured by Fox's standard, Mr..
Coughs eloquence is supreme. For if it we're
reported and read the wonder of those who
listened and yielded to its charm would be
amusing. For its immediate purpose of per-
suading his hearers to sign the pledge nothing
can be more admirably suited than this ex-
traordinary style of speech. When man who
has begun to love the dran-shop sees the final
effect of his passion upon himself and his family
depicted with terrible power before his eyes
forced home upon his Imagination so that it
haunts him and frightens hiul--he will not
stay to reason or daily, but will hurry to seize
the pen, as if the signature of his name had
secured him against temptation itself. A man
who has this power over Others and exerts it
to their welfare and the peace Of society, is
certainly human benefactor Before this
immense consideration his comparative claims
as an orator disappear, and only the man whom
other generations will bless remainsn -
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UC Edward Moncane, the English sailor who
made the disturbance as Lord Renfrew was rid ng
down Fifth avenue, in New York, on FRIDAY
morning, and was discharged bv Justice Con-
molly, died on Monday at Bellevue Hospital. He
was arrested on the subsequent day for being In
toxicated, and was delivered to the Csmmis
OF Public Charities. He was attacked with delr.
ium tseniens and sent to the hos pital, where bis
disorder proved fatal -
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS.

Youths and Boys Clothing for School and
Dresr Wear.
Parents and grsrdiana Eishing TO furnish their
children and wards with School ard Collee g Outfts
for the coming season, invited tn examine our
present age and extensive assortment BOYS,
CLttT THiN6, where they osn st out their children
Of ell sizes IL few moments with eyery deeorip-
ton Of X eady made Garments, Of substantial and
durable quality. at very mnderate prices
WALL, STEPHENS q CO., D.
au 30-u 322 Penn. aveunA
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THE UNION %IL,; VI STAND. Il, 4 4 NO MArrER

Consequently shall remain In Washington and
SIGN and d0RNAMENrSL PAiNriNG. CID,
ing IN all lts branches. Old Glazing promptly a.
Furniture in the best style Ialso. cal atisnfiee
TO the Painting Of Roofs aud Brick Walls
est; therefore solicit the patronage 81 nv frIes5s
end fellow citizens OF the District Punctuslity
r.iotis observed and work done ia the best man
,r Yen VII Plsase mind your stnps and stop st M,
rhsshEkS ~ Painting Establishment, No. 50
and nh sta. - ~ - '-' w -
r. sisns put ~ ffse Of charge. a. usual -
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IL The rumors and conjectures with reference
to the amount Of damage to the cotton crop by
the late storms at the South still the subject OF
much discussion. Estimates Of damage to the
amount Of 200 600 bales have been put forth, but
they fnd few believers. In well Informed quar-
tiers IL is believed that the only loss the crop will
sustain will be confined mainly to the quality OF
the cotton, which In many localities will be found
considerably impregnated with sand-a mishap
that will render good cotton scarce. The actual
yield Of the crop Is put down In calculating ar.
ters at not far from four and quarter million
bales
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FEMALE BOARDING ANDD DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, VA.

Mrs. 8. J, MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
ne thirteenth annual session of this Institution
wll commence on Tuesday, September 18th, IN the
n1use Iecently occupied by Sylvester Scott, ESQ ,
The course of study pursued will comprise sll
the ofanches req uisIte TO q thorough English Edo
desired. s' -
IN addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
Roardsrs who, constituting q part OF her own fam
Hy, VIII be uader her immediate care and supsryI-
sion. She Will endeavor as fac as posi- be to sur
round them with the comforts and kindly Influences
,RSfsrsness.-Rev;G Geo. H. Norton, Rev. Dr.. Ellss
HHsrnsSa, Hs Key: D. F. SPrigg, William II Fowle,
Esq, Henry MarbuIy, Esq, Lewis Mckenzie,
Esq, ROBERT h. Huntnu, Esq w. d. Wallach,
Eoitor Evening Star, BENJAMIN Waters, Esq. j as.
Entwlsea Jr, ESQ ' Col. John w. Minor, Loudoun,
messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs. Corss
. TERMS.
board, with Tuition i'm all the English Branches
SZ01or the annual session-pay able semi annually
In advance. -. '
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
HI No extra charges. an 9-tf
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! lNcoNeEivABLE DoNkkY.-The New York Sun
reiafes the following ncident:-- We are informed
ynat al the Prince-of. Wales ball, during' mo-
0r the partner selected for him for the merit set
Qfne Insane nunkey who happened 10 be near
sth daughter on bis arm, sefzing what struck
Nth the most obsequions impldence. ThastiIv
ej iculating, al zee your royal hle hness Is unen
gzged-allow me 70 introduce my daughter ~,
OF the collapse ,nat followed, we bad no descrip-
tion-tn fact, there was nothing lsft Of him fo
describe--hnt the mortified feelings OF The br.
ISLANDERS were such as they viii never forset,
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bugs crawling around its Annual Fair then Tn

want to tell you heap more, but have
used up 30 much paper, fear you won't have
patience to print my letter. = ~ .1lts.r 3
Yours to command, 's
JOHN PLoUoHHANpIE
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WE WISH EVERY ONE TO KNOW That
w DRY GOODS can be bought cheap at
BROWN& WHITES,

Georgetown, ID G.
And to convince yourselves of the fact, call aud
see those
= Black silks. Printed and Plain pelaines, Poll De
Chevres, Merino Plads, French Mennos, Valen-
cias, Black Bombazines A 'pscces, &c, &e.
Cloaks; Tyrian. ELECTRO and other Shawls; Blan-
kets: Mens and Boys Wear, q good assortment;
Mems and Roys' Meriro ShIrts and Drawers; La
G, dlss, and Misses, Merino Vests; Bajou's Kid
gloves; Hoped Skirts; corsets; P ain, Bordered,
Hemstitched.. and Embroidered Linen Cambria
bhandRs!ehsfs; Embroideries, VERY cheap, ad no
kee Notions a full line; Linsly, Osnn6urg Calcos,
AND Servents' Wear 10 abundance !, and many other
the Brown & White Post Store. All Of which we
msn."
Come early, and don't forget the place. sc q 2v