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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
The "ProrLr's MovrMrsr IN MAssAoHu,rrrl

lHE r EUfLh mOVkhhNT IN mAesACHU5kTTS.
Important movements are taking place In
Massachusetts. The Boston Courier says:
Those who reckon upon the votes to be cast
at the coming election with any dependence up.
on the former election, as criterion, will find
that they have reckoned without their host -
Great and rapid changes, resulting from the
irresistible force Of events, are going on in
every part of the State. We can mention one
central rural neighborhood, in that very dis
trict, in which, upon careful inquiry, by trust
worthy gentleman, of two hundred and thirty
one persons who voted for Andrew last year,
two hundred and twenty-five voluntarily and
decidedly declared they would never vote for
him or for Sumner again. Such mutations are
not confined to any one locality. The truth To-,
what wo want is courage to make honest nom-
nations; and II we do, We shall find the re-
sponse Of the people conformable to our wishes.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
,0n,o E,ection-OfrIciai.

bia The official returns of the late election 10
Ohio come in provokingly slow We are aol'
~ gi,s bu. one county in addition to what sn'
rsader had yesterday morning-Putnam' ln'
foo,iOps on Secretary of State now stand: ARM
sraone Dsm) l79,455; KENNoN ~umon'J
10 75s-Dsmocratic majority 6,699, with Han
.oot and sandusky out, These will increase
the majority to 1875. Judge RASSET,s MAORI
tv "a considerable more than 5000. We hope
10 be able to complete our table for our ne1'
iaaue. no -.. 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26

APrLEs are 80 plenty in Western New York
that they can be bought for fifty cents barrel!
Potatoes show no symptoms Of disease, and
che bsst ones are sold for dollar q barrel, in
cIuding package. One farmer has an orchard
Of choice grated frpit, and offered the whole
Of bis crop Of apples at ttveIYe and half cents
per bushel, Che purchaser to gather the fruit
and select only such as he wanted and could
eell. @'@ frs'-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26

WoRK RoR Nh. SEcRErARY STANToN.--Is II
not time for Mr.. Secretary Stanton to be moving
again In the work Of arresting heretical Demo.
crats7 He must begin this work at once. and
not confne II TO such intractables as Horatio
Seymour and Fernando Wood, but shut up In
Fort Lafayette three hundred thousand Demo
crase, or they will seize the State OF New York
In November IN Y. Herald.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
Divided North .

The New York Times laments q divided
North. And what has produced divided
North, let the Albany Journal, Republican
paper, answer. Here are its words: 1.-THE more
than incendisty, the scarcely less than internal
spirit represented by Mr.. Sumner in the Senate,
Wendell Phillips in the forum, and the Tribunes
of the press, has united the Southern people,
and now threatens to divide the North"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26

THE Republican papers say the cause Of theiI
defeat is that more Republicans than Demo
Gratis went into the army. In the Second Con-
gressional District very large majority of the
volunteers are Democrats, yet the Democratic
majority Of some eighteen hundred two years
ago 10 now thirty.6ve hundred The fact is,
that thousands of men who voted for Mr.. Lin
coin have seen and felt the bitter fruits Of Abo-
lition rule and desired q change, and 90 voted
N. A. LEDGER.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26

removal Of BUELL. from the command Of the
army Of Kentucky The second Of these oblscs
has been accomplished without the aid OF the
proposed cenvocA.ion Of Governors; itFemainS
70 be seen whether the rumored threat OF their
going to Washington will bring about the nrS'
L the removal OF McCLxLLAN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tho Miasma ana Foul vapors gcn-
Grated by the hot will bs far deadly to vol
unteerS than the enemys bayOnels In the Indian and
criuean campaigns, HoLLowAY's PILLS wero used
in enormous quantities. They kept the Troops In per-
feet health. Only IS cents q box. Soldiers supply
yourselves ST
oct2O-dGWlt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
1uE NATIONAL FORM.
Purposes 9 sue war

LL.. nv VOTE fRARLY UNANIMOUS, PASSED TIE
.o,rnwINo REsoLuTIoN, WHICH uREssn TIN voitM w
- ,rIoN AND 10 THE TRUE STANDARD op tofALIt
rha Inc present deplorabe civil war has been IoLoco
0n the noantry by the dsunionists OF the eouInern
sates now IN arms agains, tns ' 10 tSi' Ma
sicrai emergency Congress, banBinP all ieenng ~ ~
rs,e paason and resentment, wiz recouect ony nS ~
srtv AZ the whole country that teb todf - ~, -.
tAsir mari h. any spirit OF oppress'o, .. ~ ~
purpose Of conquest or snoy.g"iHO syg ~ Sa1ts n, Ssfa.
1Ss stittions Of those t1es, out 70 aena ~. ~
Hsaeo .nrsJacv of the Constitution, ana 70
~ Dnion NTH all tho dt0f1sy, equtssey, u'sS ~
ESs. ~ fh several &dts walfmPGareG dMo va. aS, ~
- ~ fhsss objects are accomplished Hc '0"' oNg''
o csdss.' 4 ..a. E.H
.Tz. p.naraI commanding takes Uf9 occasion
nJsrd "a officers and soldiers the army tsds Y, soe
-. nnoed IN spp0rttl tho ConstaVut.0n o.I ILL.,
- ~ Unifsd States, and IN euppressFng .coSS.o SS
ooirst their auth0rity nat zoe are nos sSt
49, N raDine, feuenge or slc1u0dtt0n ., H.S 49,,
not contest against ss,;Sd III ON ,DiLin n
GnsS Ss1tes and should DO conduoted oy ug utO
~ Siohest principles kloton TO chras''d" ''O''"
tion." nEn H. MCOLHLLAN,
U On this, Or nations 6trtdav, ss sUs .ssrsstS
fo.s ,oho arc rebels against me oess serSeS MseS
oT lyooi yb1f fhis army shdH enter ~ cIPs1sE .
so"cIiad Oonfederdcp, Ltdt our ndssoJs., H.
e ~, sSS nyera and that tho UntoI 'onscn 1s"
W. sssy ~ s,.ss S1tsyadl peace and e~terIs] s00""s
each State mus and sAd" % ES RFsse1B n McoLELLAN.
~ yto,d that iris Gocerament aCds nade V on ~ y
,0f5fs 6asSs 6v tohite men, TOR hS 0e"e'' " WV
men and Their p0S'S'"S STEPHEN A. DoUGLAs.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
Knox County.
Mr. VERNON. Oct. II. 1862.

MT. yEREoN, Oct. II. 1862.
EDITOR STATEsMAN: have the pleasure
informing you that Knox county is redeemed
regen nersted and disenthralled." We have car
ried our entire ticket, State and county, BY
msjorities ranging from 4l9 to $40! This II
certainly glory enough for one day!
Iinclose slip which will show you the ma
jority each candidate received. A very heavJ
vote was polled. Abolitionism 10 "dead as
mackerel'' in old Knox. Lsus Dec.
Truly yours,
s.a5e % L. HARPER.
The foregoing letter did not reach us unit
yesterday, else 1t had been published earlier. =
We append the slip inclosed in the letter, show
ing the majorities for the Democratic candl.
dates for State and county Offices and Congress-
Judge of the Supreme Court, Rufus P. Ran
new, 759; Secretary of State, William w
Armstrong, 432; Attorney General, Lyman R
Critchfeld, 424; School Commissioner, Charlie.
w. III. Cathcart, 428; Member Board of Public
Works, James Gamble, 4ls; Congress, John
O'Neill, 440.
Auditor, John D., Thompson, b24; Sheriff, Allen
], Beach. 459; Prosecuting Attorney, Frank H
Hurd, 4s7, Commissioner, John 8. McCament,
425: Recorder, Elijah Harrod, $40; Coroner
M. M. Shaw, 43li lnfrmary Director, James
Scott, 45z. b 4et
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
Tbo RaIIv OF enc Democracv.

Never, III the political contests Of this Slate,
have there been seen such gatherings or 80
much enEhusIasm as has been witnessed on the
conservative side in the present gubernatorial
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26

Showing q net Democratic majority in fifty
counties Of 1896.
We have estimated and reported major
ities in the remaining sixteen counties, as fol-
lows:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
MI99TNG.

A DEAF AND DUMB BOY, ABOUT
"A twelve years OF age went by the o. & O. r. r. to
Cleveland on the 18th ult. He 10 small for his age,
with black hair and sharp black eyes, wore black jack
name, b. D., being marked upon his clothing he has
been passing from one station to anotker on different
railroads, and seen at Alliance on The 18th plt.
Information as to where he may be found will be
thankfully received BY the Superintendent Of the Insi
tuition for the Deaf and Dumb. '-A
Columbus, Oct. 2. 1662-dkwh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
Official Abstract Of Votes

Given in the several Counties the State of Ohio at the Annual Ec
on held the Second Tuesday, being the 18th DAY OF OCTOBER
A. D. 1862.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26
TO MARRIED MEM,
Bachelors Hair Dyel

Bachelors Hair Dyel
THE BEST IN THE wOKLD.
WILLIAM A. BAToHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to bo distinguished from nature
warranted not to lnure the Hair In the least; remedies
the III effects Of bad dyes, and nvgOraeH The Hair for
life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly tnInS
q splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, eto, ,sflas
IJ9 The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BAToHR-
LoR, on ns. four sidss Of each ooe. us M
Factory No. 81 barclay street,
CLate 923 Broadway and 10 Bond Btreet,)
may20-dswly NEW YORK.
Removed from his old Office.
DR.. A. D. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High st.,
Columbus, o., has devoted himself fors series Of yea
to the treatment Of certain private dssas He may bs
consulted at his oCe on Broadway, the Hxchsngo
Bank gEu
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-10-26

COLUMBUS. OHIO.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
~ Xiv IL, ,29a ,sel y saaaTaoi
Ayers q atharticI pills.

- Hfsf L
TTIHE sciences 81 CSsrniStFy And NOdIoins hnTn
u beeA taxed thslt utinoSt 70 produce this 6eSt
most perfect put Atite Whieh = Known TO man. In
nlmsFAble pIoo4 are shown that theSs-RnLS have
ssd aiS 3 6fs upon
70 take, hot qFstfpl 10 sure lThsir peSssTssins
PEoR9s.i.ss 'ti .hs stsl p bodS
5amer! Which hrsSa aad grow diitenpsr, stfnuiats,
q iaie tAflE a4snEal a
Whol6 gystom!1 Not 0hly do they cure the
eompldnia 81 every body, but Also if6tmidabls aud
danseEoSs diss91ss that have hansd the best ofhu.
they Gr6kt thSlahe RinS5 IN dIniihiShs 81 ioiSs ~
safest and best physi6 that car ihS 5snpioysd foF
e I'd si5t meg ete Plsesans 70
rie Of hATnl+ cure1 have bSeh naAd6 Wheh 5ufpaii
belief we're they net authenticated by,m6u q ineh.
exAltqd Pcstep AAd character - forbid the GuS-
Piet6l Of dhtfatA. Many eminent SiorEyfaen and
PHI sieiAnl hare lent thsil names Is Ssffy % ths
have sent ne tie assurknes1 of their fhat
my Preparations eontFibuto lmmenbeIy 10 ths reII5
q ~ snlietedt sanorins telIoN.nieu. nIla ssf@A
q my American Aiuauke ContaininE dIrecffon1 fof.
Their use and serttneatss e ther sarets Ii tkSSI
COitivenss., BIliopa ooonnlaiais Inflammation,
pgopsy, HsAttsara, Hsedashs etissaE nren 2 fsui
thSBsWsls Gbd PaiA aEliInS Ii ioii ,1iStniS5sy
Les ef AppPtita, al UlcsFeua AID 0alan1ouS d.
sAsee which require an eYaeuAht nedieine serofaIs
1 tS siS ss:s SsE ss sss slsSs
which Il yeald aet be g!ppo.ed thsyleould rsaetEi
Nervous 1rfttAhIti1y u the Liver and
KldngyG, 9plt and other kindred 6oplAi1fs uTiifnE
nom ioV 'sat' e ne SeI = qs.astiep e ~
lDe nets be put eh.by uaprInsibiSdi dtaIsFi With
Iene ether PHI thsy Enlke more pFunt onS AK NJ
can give you eomplrt3 Wfth this n ta fnsie
OF 1uTatTsh poWural chs =ieE want ths beitl aid
tAsEe + fog thslH ard they sAesld bare e. jEsni
Prepared by Dr.gJs4Otl AVER iais
RraesfeaE dHd 4lsalystaat eatusis ESas.n silaiis
atRltc19 B cEI-IsR Boz RrTs BoIz58sE Ell
Sold byiA. o. GOOD &C15 oahdby an pjraasSfaE,
and DeAloEl q Modielao eIeFYE heFesas.Ia nakiB
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: BALTIMORE ~ 4 :
Commercial. g y ege!
KeglP cHARslRH0, lS6

s1.'''' CHA11HAED, 1854
L0OA TBD,
Cor. baltimore and 2
BALTIMo MD.
'VlHIA INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
III prosperous and HouriShinK condition. Twice an.
ring the last two has 1t been nesesA Obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the IN.
oreasing number Of students. representing nearly
It now occupies one Of the most eoaspleuous Aad
desrably located buildings In the city. The rooms
are eemmodi9pEly arranged, spacious and elegantly
Ths -. snd i.s. lar. yor
men derthg p qualify theuleIS1s pr5psgiy or th6
various dutisGof the oountin ROOM Or 70 Obtain a
7Aoroi0h PFaieal BHFnESI Education generally, are
In any particular, By any amilar Sstab
llshnaOnt IN the United States gy54E14
FACULTY1
z. X. LOSIRR,
PrinsPal etureE on the Science Of Accounts, CON-
MERGE Business Customs, etc.
Professor efthe Theory and Practice Of
sNIq 1879 c0% n g & S S4leglAtiOnn-
Associate Professor Of Book KeepinR.
N. O. JOHNSON, d ~
PTofo0SE Of Business and Ornamental PonmAnship
.Ra8FegIE 3. 7. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
RIT. Z. YEATES REESE, D. D.
Lecturer on Commercial Rthioa.
TRUSTEES:
HSa. me Z Rsnn"dy Hon yS'hga yann4Rt
JGsSb TsTs., Esq. VIM. KnabO, Eoq5
Of 81 SSssS sSs Stsh &.
g lis...li: I'll |. 81.
Eh:s. s.!nE e vacation during the pear, sudsat.
ThetimsusuGilyr quirSdtoSOnpls.st the fullsOurSs,
DrILoMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
AlAfHa and Beautifully Ornamental Oireular 49,,
talnhs upwards Of SIX SQUARE HElT roprOaentin ~.
Exterior and Interior View Of thS Coilere TS9tonS
dedgn1, penmAnshipi &e1 sent 81 man
Tree 81 charge, accompanied with catalogue giving fai
paftieplaFl.sl AddreD EsO9 Blk. L0sIER
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
1ssII,l4 ing Rail RoadGE NJ ; !


2aIsa7 ing Rail Road!E g2EF
0NASp AFTER NoHDAE, SoY. lJf6, IsS2, lPssEs-
" senger Trains VIII leave Bridgeport a foiloWs,
Sundays exeepted:l = s.ytItx
Hos A. n. Mall Train, stopping 81 all stations ar
9altiyetlat PittsbuEh At $40 P. NJ, and
taV4ti .Clsyeleld at $50 Pm ibn04 III
3bS 2. II. Express Train, stopptng 1t all stAtionA
e .S.-o arrives at Pittsburgh 81 S.l5 p. NJ
$50 r ~ Express Train, arrives at Pittsburgh q
Ial s15el uQQ T. II. Ard Cleveland Al ga A. MlIi
10 sf1ETURNING TRAINS.
rive az Bridgeport At GAO p NJ, and ga A M i5T
Leave Pittsburgh ~ 1.tp A, NJ, GAO A. II. and
10 Pl A!aEfiye at Bridgeport at ee9F A. n, foB6
A. n. and 6:l0 Pm. ishfuCL
AZ Pittsburgh with PeaRsyIvAnia R.eK for Harris
-,,,-.a burg, Baltimore, WaShington, PhIla-
'2.il- delphfa, Now York aud Boston.
81 OOlevelAnd with Cleveland 3 iToled r. r. for BAN
dnskyIa Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
'e"i'a Detroit steamers for Detroit, kSon,
Chicago and the NoRIH WEs4 with
ITEH 90 Cleveland = Erie r. r. for Rfie, Dun.
.,-,I Kirk Buffalo and Niagara RsllGy With
Cleveland. Columbus Cfndnnati for
- boa '1'Creatlne Delaware, Colunbus ana
AZ HudsQea viii the Q. 3. 9. R.R. for cuyabo9.
ie' 'FA-o Pals, Akron, MiIlsf1burgh and Woos.
ter. .ns' E7FfGfl.
Al Alliance With P. Pr wa OR. 4. for Canton,
tssroj.a iassaio1: Wooster salem, Hqsp, Co
Atstsubehvtle With 2 O. = o. Linz ana Al
9ze 10 ~ with G, o. O. r. I'm zaneh1fiiel New.
ark, Columbus, Xenis, DAYTON IniiI.
- ~ 'ie anApoHs, CGlro, Cincinnati LonisyilIe,
y.-gs-t a-L St Louis, st. Joseph and ali 7points
s-} g WITT and Sopth Rest.siit vlfiTiy Il,
Exeurgion Tickets 70 PittESpggh and return SS,TS.
Fare alWuya a. low, and time much quicker than
any other route. .ifIfiIupIl =
through Tickets 70 appoints In the West. North
and East can be procured, a. the once nnderithe
Agent ut bridgeport Station ss74 avg sT6T! =
Freight contracts viii be made ntIoEest rates @
any point By this road and Its eonneetons
10 the East, North, West and Northwest AT ONLY
under A'Luro House. or with RtiAgent at Bridge
IPoSt Station YssK WIN. D. TEBRY, Agent, n
'g!o. 8 afaei - D. b. w1LLfAsfs' In =
rlli 81 t-E yst ilJI' aiapir BidESport o.
E.AsGUL5ouGH, President. Yf6tGil. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
Missouri Mining Company

Incorporated Feb. 22d. 1891.
CAPITAL STOCK . ... :. = s. 90 900
luis COMPANY Is FoRAfED RORs THE PUR-
II pose Of sdVapeing the great mining intoEestsS
oAA Gs-sss ~ W HUs PISAo.l - ~ BS'NaE.SA =
tSrpEiss. We believe that the stock can Be made
pay large diTidends, and II the time more rial
VslOpin and rnakir known thG ishing mineral
wealth az AsaDur. than BY the ~ ave times ths
our capital invested in any other buEnesA
iWS shan mako the once of6ur Company . cum-
gets mining bureau Of the miDsrAl q the
Stats. We h9EopoEoF under our charter 70 ruf
ehAla aud gsll minsfql lalds 9hRgVer l9tated IN
MiaS0uFf. Great indleelnets VIM be oaared 70 cap
italiItaund mining adyeatlnon, who desiFo 70 PulS
seasS M E' F ninss ~ dealing with this
We respectfully solicit tie attention ofaII who
have mineral lands for sale 70 send . statement
Of tn llno describing de kind 81 ineraISou thsF
lands thenunber Of ceres ths location, a9dths low
s5t cab Pties thOy willing 20 THE for I'D IAnd1
shall open and prove most q the lands cell Th9
book Huhserptloa 70 the GlGlk aIe now Open 81
esSast d Loeult, OFST Mefehantis Bank, Entrance
= loenst street Az VIC tel an taterest inti!
6Tksines and have @2ney VI Do vel . AN I'd
amount HAatea 70 thS Presidsnf o. TrsasaTSr-,
Henry Bacon, I = tsis,tke- Butler, sq;
4dsbs GI aESsS VI 4 H EysGS 17
-, A'qT S1I SesePA Payne khq"2
Henry D. BaeonpgGI d sL.V.Bogy.a li.5
F!ssuStl .sA rs I'll 81 Alfred cTAR Pref
4he AhoyS rpEogpeet1l has I'd q, thIgf dats boau
Pnhli1hed In only one Of leading paperp for ten
days. lhooLtrl ClorlS % at stock taken have bson
ue.e q ne enterprise that two hHndred thOu1'
eqd dellnFa pf he ltQek has tAksl- I'VE
oud bedy state that The ihaFes are SIS each, PAD
lnfail ldthn1t further - de-
lNeEyj reGltsred only When diyfdsnds are received.
Any person hatins nehsy u Epafa can, By the Pur.
chase of lhAFel In the Missouri MIning OomplBy
MAZE A that VII pay largely, and hold
aiqck thlt y ycoutnTtsd iutoealh Gith0ut IosG
Al eon1muntcattonH to the Rraaident promptly
anapefodaE5 90 o. b9soqqrs - inhS0-dkW4m
IS. Lopis, 70, Mareh 9. lSaI.. - - -l
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.aaz=weAavs. a. aAoa15szpsnditdrs, furuiuhOdOar
Job once with AL necessary materials, smbraeinEo
.t6sd TTPR, RULES, BORDERS, CUTS, &G,ynd
ottho latest and most fahiohS6Io 70 FsndtF II
capable Of executing work equal 70 that ofaa5 other
establishment In the city Possessing facilities In
the flstesl, Es5 for doing work skpadItIodsy
unsurpassed By any othor once, NO respectfully
ssnt our r4atms for share OF pubIs ratronAEs asSu
ring thoao who eutrust thsilEorptO Us that no effort
shall be wanting 70 GIN entire SatiEAettona !ass
nnylIg6a illldlRi OAhIPBIE1L = ApnERMoTg
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-24
A Card to the People
NOW IS Your Time to Save Money!

Bargafnsl Bargainsll BargainsllI
n s9hss1pses OF f44 tess fhss rleSEqa essss
ne tha iii Vsty ia 5s Il Ehsf than q any
previous slime, have purchased large and splendid
Itoek q PoseSA and DomeGtif nrI GoPdt vi 81 i
have In store, Ness bGlH Feet5 c6ntfO
and u which would respectfully invite the Atten
Hol q tho Pupe, - intend selling the stock out
n tie cd PriesSy and goods ever cheaper than
they ware ever known before. 70 that all persons
needing Epsds, q, HhoEil need them gegEPOoD, bad
hbttee5 ayAn thfusslyss pf his opportunity q tup
gs6ylAe asAlsei a an save m6aeJl max
lng their purchases 1t this time; besides they will
have a good assortment to make their selections
from. L-FnnsTs.F.5r-E = gftE
Ny stock consists, In part Of brown and BlsaehSd
hnslIns, OAlicos Mems and Boys wear Of every de-
lsoriptI6u, chesks PIapnei& einghAmE shaWlh Table
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens aud Shirt Bosoras,
FsFas6ls, shaker Hoods Hoop Skirts Lace and Grsn-
sfineiEeiis wits GnodE1L Aoq5 BmbrdfaeFiSsiof an
L1bIEsi I2bYEsf Your speeA attention IL
tnSfted 70 my very superior stock OF DRESS GOODS,
which u the largest cheapest and most complete Of
he season Lawns, Plain, PtRid aud Embroidered
Grey Goods, Mozambique, BeraEo AnglAis. he, In
great variety. PlslPe call saFly, viii make 1t
sSESSxSafl EsEEsrs fssi faliy.s bs @
JSf4 No. 81 MsIu st., Centre wheeling, Va
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MAYORS 0FFHE
e -. Great Cities. IL

gVTfE undsralshsd Mayors, hereby elFtifI that
Wv tAs pESggistl Ap0shseaEts' saa Ray.i y e
sntanes 10 o that tha Fsa1l9al e pleiS, q, AFkR
CO. q Lowell lAyor,I ssEsaPssia, PtllS aga
Incidence e great aSeell1loe and EpTthy the s9n-
ddoneo II th6 Constantly. Aie y ~
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MI HAi =. Is g. SSs9t+ q WoRonsfKR, MASS
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mn; y =, ~ 1ia.isd dsasl 'oa III
NUS - = Mayor Of NEW YORK CITY.
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sSSTf iFsPs RsyoF q NEW BHDYOaD. MisEI
- saSSF'i;i1c'ElE 7 Mayor of YAIL RI1ER, hAss
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Eif'i'f " is3''IE4' Mayor % CALM, M,
A''' JUN G.ssOr Of DUbUaUH, IOWA.
HoR. THOMAS ORUTCHRMLD, sz1zza -las
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HON. ROBERT BLAZE, yai.ssad 81 Istsigao.
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HON, aRoReH WILSON; -. IL - i9i
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HON. Al HUHL, .,,.zl. .z..Jgl.-. -.
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