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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
anfrIaI XotlNs.

alI 'fl4 h ~ ih,lilthtt ~ asraidi io meet
3.1t lh hf afihe iNla ArtNts AnnorS at
Nv n, tlHaieu "a anagcAI hr DC cclc.
h4toi, ID, ~ y 5uli Az ihd hrlrpps " h..
,a,ale iaanlN y laiitna ID, cvaill W puAciu.
alf3lbfA b. n, order.
NVfice. .1he Notes pi,I nI.pk accounts u
u u. alisa ~. ttlu4i alIhtllo n.inhc,it
lsie ple 6rt N f,ly. a0er tl,at W,il, ~ yoOigto
laARs Id. l.. aNN&HNs A-aiiaiee,
t4se msst,un. Ybemeip pss. N r~sae
h..sA Nfe cqspnY ". q arc ilsF,y nou6cd 20
nftei IA tlio Eniahc house, to.moitVf tWe'lnesipj
e,tsh ts0sl5ch m prsgerc eir idhisi, in nt cci,.
t,.idn v tp touuh Wy ctJef
N wN.lnovls, President.
tifW v rrrrtseV scc'y ieindA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
Springfield Agricultural Works.
\kTHuTELEY, FAssLER & EELLEY
w manufacturers of WHlrELEY'S CHAMPION


The Chellcngc Machine, new aud improved for isO0,
stands NO. l. wthoutn m equal asa ur,in and Grass
Harvester
The superiority of this machine over MI Others has
become liked hct It's the acknowledged Champion
of the feld-suCccssful eVerywherc-i never.ihinp
Trend in harvest tne-UWtys rcndy-ean be- relied on
IN every cnso-the only combined Self Raking neaprr
and MowerWith Hand Rallng attachment uuuie The
return Of the eun mud an entrc Hdl ctn he cnt with
ont binding up. win rake any size shenfdesired while
IN motion the selt-aler Is entircly under the control
OF The driver md ~
Hhnd-R"king Reaper and Mower,
cannot hecNceled anywhere Tho position Of ne Iakor
prevents side dram d unnecessary wear On the Inn-
chime, aud also emdes the ,er la disrlsigo the gran
from the machine in the host possible Iunl,ler far fnd.
machine make the drit very light for two hnrsoi and
ground
Il is easily adjusted to cut any lpnp stlle Desired
without removing nlt or srrcW. Light simple, ,ltrn
he Androlalc In IT, operations, and II uucl,ly cot,tr
r,limo Mow"A which cHGW be- ercl}cids qfds cutter
Wth NrlGng' Of uions the speed of the lnla ~ very
in"h Increased 70 lui necessary for mNWun; rciriug
but SLOW speed of the team cut ANY kind of ur,ss
ana hlS" has the advantage OF the reel IN upWnp which
at times X very much nccIc ns in windy Wonhrr or
when the grnsS is ludgud, Tho tunQtp T. hinged aud
loose, and no weight tho hor-ca ncolss Pcri,,tiy
adjustable on rough groud, Needs onb to he riod Ia
he appreciated.
ns~ IA Mdohhes eorldatci as recommended.
-, WHITLEY x co.. Springfield Ohio.
mAhriN h"hnhhdhH, Geneud AgenL ~. my5wtt
~ ~ co
| GARDEN SEEDS Jnst received. a dne Lt ornesh
~ atl pure Ghrlen Soe,lz, such Enrly York ,nl.
lagc, sugar LoFf aud Igirly WnuiupltaAt jallsUr n,d
hgreM variety nl CnhEO seed, Emily Blood Beet Ealy
Nh"umnr, Enly Cuhh0Wor, Early carrot, onion LED
ulrc celery EAg Plant, very early PENS Beans Nc-
ons, and other sorts numerous 10 mention tngo
varieties H. WOODII1IL =
Dayton Agricultural Marehoiise
"'E' id s'', cast ofposJofilco,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-21
FAIR PLAY
Barber Shop,
MAsTER COMMIsSIONENs sALN.

4 large as~orimcut Of choice porfimery will also h
ound nt the same phce. w2i PETER DlSTER.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

The late Marshal D ugcaud. says the Imam.
eipation. when only . captain during The
Spanish campaign under Nspoleon 7. once
read IN . manuscript which BY chsnce feIl
into his hands, that from observsIioss made
~ England and Florence duFings period of
% years, the following Law respecting The
weather had been proved 10 hold true:-
Eleven times out Of twelve The weather re-
mains The same during the whole moon %
i y on the fifth dsy, IL Il continues unchsnr.
ed over the sixth day; and nine times out of
twelve like The fourth. II The sixth day re-
sembles the fourth. From 1915 10 1880 n.
Bogerud devoted his attention 10 sRrieul-
iure; and guided bJ The Law just mentioned,
avoided The losses 10 hay time and vintage
which many Of bis neighbors exp. sienced.
When Governor Of AIviers he never entered
a campaign ill after the 6ta diy Of The
moor. His neiahbors q ExcinehiIl and HE
lieaienan In A leeria would often excIaim,
how lucky he lain tLs weather" What
shey regarded % mere chance wss the rs-
suit Of observation. Ia counting The fourth
and sixth days. he wss particular 10 begin.
ming from the exact time Of The new moon,
snd adding three quarters or IN hour for
: tsA iay. for the greater length Of The To-
MIR as compared with The collar day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01
Cur Own Faculties.

One Of The great bu, secret causes Or H.
man faiiure and perversion, i the reluc anrt
Of men 10 abide by their instincts. The pride
" intellect will not suffer Itself 10 refer q
any other authority than reason, and "
begin the work Of disqualification on the
very threshold OF existence. OF the sim
plest pursuits we continue 10 fashion nys-
'eries-cf The simplest arts sciences
The very things OF which nature would
seem 70 require Of Us the imme dste perfor.
nance, we strangely enough deter TO a spe-
c'si and foreign faculty. What more com.
ple'ely our own province than our own
1000, our own rights, our own health aud
our religion Yet all these concerns.
which can be attended 10 BY nobody half So
properly or proitably as ourselves. We stu
dicusly put out Of our own control Hence
our lawyer can give Us The most comalica.
ted and admirable laws. but no Justice --
our doctor, the most yariousIy compounded
medicines, but no cure; our priest, The II.
most variety 81 doctrines. but no religion
certainly no safety. Even The farmer 90.
pll'slicaling like the rest, in lis ambition q
make science Of bis art, seldom succeeds
in making Q crop. Yet il Is very certain
that nothing in this world i SO essy OF at,
tainment il We will only try for ourselves
with honesty and dilgence--as food, health,
justice and religion. The things most e.
sential Of al, not only 70 the health and
happiness, but 10 the absolute safety Of
man. We're never meant BY the Deity to b.
withdrawn from bis immediate inJisiduall
control; aud man will never know orc from
ne other. till he resumes sll the privileges
he has 50 bllndly parted with. 4, seems to
be clear, that among his personal duties are
hese; he must earn his own bread; learn
iis own bodily condition -- what Is ils nept
md what y lie poison -- farm bis oun
ands, and carry on his own Intercourse
With heaven, to the employment Of as few
agents as possible. Individuality, and hence.
Individual responsibility, 10 the grand fea-
ure which distinguishes man from every
,ther animal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01
Ieanessce State Democratic State Con-
veation.

Ine Democracy u Tennessee me, 4
conventon,in Nashville. on "Wednesday. :
) They unanimously presented Hon. Andeev
Johnson, Of that State. as their frst ch,ic,
i0r the Presidency The following are
portion Of The resolutions, which pssse.
ailfout dissenting voice
Be j resolved. That we hereby re-sfI;rn
ne principles announced 10 the platform j,
me Democratic party adopted II conyen.
ton q Cincinnati, IN June, 1876, snd ,hs,
We hold them 70 be true exposition of cur
doctrines on the subjects embraced.
Resolved. That The views exnressed b.
'''e Supreme Court Of the u. States ia ,he
decision OF the Case Of Dred Se9tf,r ara.
~ our opinion, true and clear ex position
oi 'he powers rePosei in Congress upon the
subject Of the Territories Or The United
s.. 'es. and The rights guaran,e ed 10 the res.
dcn,s in lhe Territories.
Resolved, That we have full confidence
~ sit potiiSf'"hf -"S " lruDNl OI Tue rfurC-
'entniises Of on. party at Charleston, ana
We will give our hearty support 10 the non.
nee Of that Convention.
Resolved. That the late treasonable H.
'asion Of VTginis, BY an organized band oi
republicans, was The necessary resui: OF
he doctrines, teachings and principles Of
hat party; was the beginning OF The " ire
'ressible conflict" Of Mr. Seward; was a.
low aimed at the institution Of slavery by
p effort 10 excite sersiie insarrec,ior:w war
pcn The South. aud Us such, il is The dus,
{ lhe South 20 prepare 10 maintain t.
-h,s nnder the Constitution.
Resolved, That il this war upon The con-
righis o. The S0uIh is persisted n.
must sObn Cease 70 be awar OF words
The Republican, party would prevent Al
oSfiicT oF ARMS, let them stand 81 The
and fulfil II. obligs,ions-w 2
y nothing more, we will submit 10 nothing q
~. r
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From the Crsgo
Waiting in the 2ain.


4 light dashed up in her clear blue eve.
! Ike rsy throu break ID the rlcudy *,
~ re leaned ~ The sho~ersd pane.
inanK Heaven, he's come ~ but fh,
train shrirk-d = Nay y
And crushed v'-r her wing hopes away.
v -iing alone IN The rain.
Ever, now md again the cloud rack thro'
Inere peepcd bud Of the heavenly blue
h.ue, without speck OF stain.
ihsn lhe young corn shook lis jewellee
mist,
And 'he vioiefs 'winslrd HE rmethvs,.
AND her eye grew trrh, with dewy light,
Waiting alone 10 the rain.
But the sof; blue flower of lie sky shu, up
bthind The tempest its hollow cup,
Tne meadows Nere din again,
And ibe warm lich' faded out of her eyes.
While che paced aud gazed on the restless
skies,
While she tried 10 keep her wild heart asleep.
Waiting alone 10 the rain.
Il s'reamed and poured from The shelsing
bank;
Il spTinklsd mire on the lodges rank:
! oeat on The spnnging grain.
Come kome.' called the hyrn IRON behind
The hill.
She heard, but she waited ard listened still.
Still rnzing back down the iron track,
Waiting alone 10 the rain.
The hours dragged BY: !, was lark and ,ste |
The cars rushed On with their lhrobbng I
freight,
Screaming laugh II her psin
'nt the west uncur'ained wide. clear space.
And the sunset lighted lsggard sace.
And the wild day stole in -niles away.
While two hurried home IL Tie rain. 4
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

IN. iackus, the editor Of The Csrpi Il
ere Alddi, i deai mute. bu, how clo
quen'ly he gives voice 10 The language Y
ffs' Y I'ie iciio@ipg passage from ils Ia
paper:
nMscannotthis week filI our usual col
un'ns; every time hitherto. before this. ina
w lave al N the OLD pince. u tie now r,c,
u'ar recurring duty, we have had dear ltlIs
nnsers rsmbline uiorg our kuecs, or max
n'g stray snaleIies II tie paper. A lrts
'aee ~ " with harry cyes, by peeping II.
y ours a Ill,ie head nadding ii's cur.s. !
"o'Af'by BY. Papo," and turning back
agasn 70 NE sweet childish teasing. But
low, alas ne little iinrcrs are 10 longer
hsfsi The Ii,ile eyes are dim with dimness
'na' a'rhalI never know The old lusler srain.
and fhe litsl. curls are yonder beneath ths,
~ That CLEANS 50 creenIy beneath lhe trees
ala lhe gimmering white iomb-slones.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

a SfcarD vicE PaEsiDEsr. 49, The pro.
'ractej and unsuccessful eif.rt Of The House
of Representatives. TO organize, Al time, too,
when there is danger o. one department OF
The Gyvernment absolutely coming TO dead
lock for want ofthe necessary appropriations
% suppor, i. has suggested the question to
the minds Of many. whether some radical
charge 10 The mode ofappointing the Speak.
e. is not required. l, hiss been suggested. ss
: proper remedy for the growing abuse OF !
failure 70 organize. that the Constitution be
amended as % create the Office Of second
Vice President. elective BY the people. and
whose duty j shall BE- q preside over the
popular branch q Congress.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

-.
The following from the "IIiinsis Stats
journal = well worthy csrsfuI perusal b.
AZ our readers, and ~e hope they viii pso.
n' ey T. Az this particular time such re-
= nark- ere ~ place
Among The most powerful inflnsnces !,
wors 10 producing the :. hard time" l. ~.
reiusai o. psriies that are ia debt 10 mske
ne Necessary sacrifice In order 10 free
themselves. The more generally shi de.
termination prevails the greater the d;.-
'ress, and the wider the scope or perniciou.
influence exered upon trade. We do NOT
advocate The indiscriminate rushing Of The
entire produce Of the country upon The
market. but we do hold thai il is The olsin
duty of every man who has debts due or
over due, 70 make payment II he can. II
's no excuse 70 ssy that prices or produce
IRE loo low; end II every body would cell.
values woud be further deprecated. An
are not 10 debt, and there IL, therefore. no
1anger Of general rush upon the market.
Besides, every man las duty 10 perform.
and his own course must be determined bv
sense Of personal obligations Ifa MAJ "
owes one hundred. t~s hundred. or 6vs
hundred dollars, and BY sacrificing reason-
sbc per centsge on the debt he css ds- \
charge the obligation and relieve the mer-
shsn'. Il Is his duty to make the sacrifice.
such course will pay in the end. The ef-
eel that the example Of . man Of strics
pegrity and high moral principle, exercises I,
ipen Tie community in which he lives can
NJ be measured by dollars and cents. We
you'd rather have one such Character ia :
'eighborhood, ss an elevasc. Of society.
ays the Cincinnati Gazette. than score
y statute books, filled with stringent enact
hents, and an army TO en- force them. No
eiofmaiory measure can equal. in i,s in
luenee uPrn society, the example Of The
nan who exhibits 10 bis life akeen sense
md prompt discharge o. his obligalions.-
such men are always respe cied. always in.
'ueLiiai, and their memory will live after
hem.
l. j. not 20 be supposed I've bsve no res.
on 70 believe. that the krmers are The only
ar'ies referred 70. Much trouble, We think.
,rsceable 10 the country merchants, asd
ie looseness on the side OF the istser u q.
10 the abuse Of the credit system X
the part Q: jotsers, in forcing their goods
pom Customers, and carrying lame ddeks,
il' the expectation Of transferring the bur-
zen from themselves to the shoulders Of
'meboty else; boi, however this may be.
= the duly Of those whose scccunss are
'er-cue 20 exert themselves to discharge w
cir Obligations. Our sdviee to farmers il
Try 70 get out Of d,bt and keep their VI
mes ss far q possible or ibe store bochs.
they would be independent snd hsppy.-
e are firmly Of the opinion that consun-
should never 60 in debt; certainly they
ouli not buy on credit anything they
. o. without. Credit begess ex,rsvscsncs 2s
ex,rayagsnce is responsible Tor mueh Of II
: distress ihatprevsils in tie world r. Ex.
lnge.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

IL Rev. Thomas Whit,smorc tells .
story Of his having attended church 10
hear nm eminent divine, and the subject or
the morning discourse was. "yc are the
children Of the devil" lie ATTENDED III .
same church 10 The afternoon. when The
text wac, " Children obey your parcn,s."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

0-T Illinios bar $40 mles q. railroad. be.
ing an increase 81 sos miles since 1856
This = more Than any State 10 the United
States. Ohio ranks next. With 2o6i miles
of read ID operation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

CT The u Washington Constitution On.
acunces that large number or contractors
notified the Government recently that they
would throw up their contracts unless some
provision for pay yment i made BY the fire., d
March.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

uau lxIfAsAFolrs, Sep'. ?, 1851.
DIR g w. BAcK-Drar Sir: Having
tsen troubled iur several years vith cx.
tIsme dsoiily and weskusss, 20 much j.
tsat vas unable 70 attend ID ny ordinaf,
shsaes- a 'imer. aud having heard u iht
wonderful cures that your Scandinayiar
Bocd pp.ier AMI rils ue'e ,lfsclnl, /
va induced By friend ID Try them. i
have befn using lie Pnr fec for The Iasl
twelve mnn,hF, ard lirI Tie Medicine full,
eiaahto IL Recommendations. 81 Valuable
iss-iuse ~ NE, shat ,an not now pence
wisii The use OF u b, my advanced sge u
'ii'r-- sevensy.feveu years.
cherri.'ly aiss tats information FOR thr
Ssn'h' ~ ihose simil-riy Affected
Yours, truly, MonnIs MoRnls.
tSy-See auvsrsisrment.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

rayssuare of ~ ilarsor less, week, 81 90.
Esrsi subsequrni insertion, - cls.
.Angef atverfIsene n's, ~ same rate.
~ lsgnart. These are the terms fnr tran
sen advertisements; n reasonable deGuc-
liun ~isl De made - regular adyerlsers.
Notices of appointment of administrators
aud legal notices of like character 10 bel
paid forin aissnce.
ANsorncINe CANDIDATES:
l'or Towrsaip Offices, each. $Io0'
Fer County = \. 200
Tpr District, Circuit. or State. 5.O
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

lirrLE EvrLs.--Gsess crimes ruin com.
p"s"ve'y few. |. is the liule meannesses,
se'nshnesses and impurities ,hs, do the work
y death on most men: and these things
= msreh not 70 The sound Of afe or drum. -
iAey steal with untitled tread, a. Tie Toe
s'esls o. the sleeping senlineL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01
rY HARLEY QU'SS,

Tisre were c ,neressmcn ID Washington.
And they we're wonJrous wise,
Tnry uuilo,s' until they found
Taey could uot organizr
A,d vi hrn they found this would not DO,
Wrh al their might aud man.
IN y got "sdvance-" Oh their pay,
And ba,ioted again
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

10 The following carpenters Sill was re.
Gently cent 10 a farmer Ia Essex:
''To. hanging two barn doors and myscII
seven hours, one dollar and hsif.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

Hey diddlr didd;e.
Thr chAii" IL The midl!e,
The /" C1Lgrcss" viii u'ganizr soon,
Tue LsbNy men hugh iosrt ihe seOff,
Aad Sii feed ir,n tli- NWioaal spoon.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

i-5- Rad the following from The HIM.
MoH's Morris. formerly Ard,lur oi III,
Slaie u Is.d;aua:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

f,9n me p1ilaislphi. Journal
CalgressioaaI Mother Goose
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- Imagine The sADii.a. effect Of .
verse like the fOlio~in Z. (. upon she nerves o'
any hard ddnker, who ..igAi chance to read
i on The hea-sicne Of victim o. IELiRlrn
TsEEgKs:
Be.tFo of liquor! Iifiy dsa'Ls I died
Lcsiag in turn hope, energy aud pride.
The sense " shame, strength. will, ~. hu.
man feeling,
Ere mind and body wounded pas, ali heal.
ing,
| reached ihat goal or agony and sin.
a Jrankard's graye--and biindly staggered
IN.
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- Be above rLe world, and scl from yous
own sense 81 right and wrong.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1860-02-01

In no other way can 50 much, 50 varies
~ useful information be impaired. undei
circumstances 60 favorable for ecucasin 4
the chld's mind as through jud.cious,
wel-ronducted newspaper.
To live ia village Yves once 70 be shu, up
contracted. Bnt now msn n,~ybe her
ait, walking miles q posi-uiiiee, having
mail bu, once week. and yet, he shsll
be a. familiar with the world as the busiest
actor ia i. For the newspaper is . spy
glass W which he brings near The distant
lhiugs-a microscopes By which be exam
ines The most minute, sn air trumpet by
which he collecs. aud brings within HE
hearing sl that i ssid and done al over The
earth--a museum uiI of living pictures Of
real life, drawn, no, on canvass, but with
printers ink on paper.
The effect ia lberaiizing and enIarrinr
the mind of the young. Of this weekly CON-
me-ce with the word. will be apparent 10
any one who viii ponder on il. Once, al
liberal education could only be comp Ieied
BY foreign travel. The sons only OF tie
wealthy could indulge in this costly bene 81.
But nov the pocr mans son can learn a.
much al home as gentleman could learn
~ j0urneying The world over. For. while \
here are some advantages ia going into ihe
world. II i tie poor mans privilege to have
he world come 70 see him. .'As news
'aper is great collector. gre.. traveller.
! great lecturer. Il is lie tSl..mon peoples
sncJ clopedia the Iyscam. sss college.
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY lh ADVA NcE:
siog II. Subscription, for iay Nus, 81 th
For six months, 90
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-07
REVOLVING FIRE ARMSs

Pistols RIaes, ,Garbtnesl a. shot CSunsS
PARzSEs OF 1880; 1855; 1851; 1855. ii E tss!ss
y HIIEssl: !; ARMS HAyETO EQBAISINe QUALITY.
and finish: arc adopted By the ArmJsS Nav,
I OF Europe; ard uniform afe
safe sure, ssEHieable eituitirit
varieties, as we'll as CqEtFidSes of ~
Shot, and all small for rsfaiE ron aI rss5eet
aose gan sdealeFss Hardware trad6 generally
- COLES RAEEST FIRE ARMS 5NASfR5G GoZ :,
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SSH1RIS StEsSYi iReG &sto u
~ SeElas ta4t s8E
saptls t4sil ~ sAWTRLEslk sBHNNN0Nsf.
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Boz Is sEIo oEs.
BIG a3l0 gB OOIT!
,J0ITN ANDRRS llTannfaetaPel

s4S- THE UNDERSIGNED mas 3TS3 E1s
y = f4TuRNED FINN thR Eastan9d de nGH fteetvt1G3
IA y his Spring Stock of Boots and SEoe8 Of every
SsVaristS. e 500 az5 q sI1 stFGsq
Hehas alsosupplfsd hlraself v ith priae st0s osz
Leather of all kinds onf Of Which he ii
manufacture seTgry tdhscri iptlon and
drens wear To this new (nanutAeturtpgl sdepar4-
rnent Of Che IGsi16SS he eaTneatly
to1 Of the LQicS, as he e prepared $etY
ter article and moro handsome and Nicer httid s6e
thaneyer bafore offered this cit - Efs f
HIS long experience In the business with his PRE-
desFss6rs, McCallenssS KnS8) Rl made hin S6W0ffss
ac4uainted with the and 1Nsf
dies that he feels fluent that SIiC lio llS
him with their IN 90 away diEsnllsfe
hut that all be pleased beyond their nfest Pen
&utne expectation With the bs:suf aa9 dtf 6f9tlteF
goods lie may .furnISl 80 5t5zs.Szs
single trial win prove That thIsA9s no huiuEns
advertfsement and establ the sIncerfy sf his
promises
Tothe country patrons who hdveso lOnS s
tnl!y stuck Ry.t sstS s ssY
Of eastern manufactures 50 4NS6rely usE Soth&l1S
and On better teEms, as they hare heen bought ex7
clusfyely with the ca SJ7 and VIII lie soId aI klFts6
sane having ndoptsd for that es pip9blee,
hp is better than the slow htt.,a's s3=s 5s
Ihe Big Red Boot still the Sign a4 wWs heOro 8
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mill Ifis5 Z 2 iss1, JOHN ASDEnkCAS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-07
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