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A4EAhA NoaueN AAcAAaa fa .fa..a I
Ave GhUEolsowing items frOn tht
Lorain County News:
CoNliEapEb.-Re e notioO that sere. Ken
ophop Wheeler of the eth "a commended
! BY TIE Colonel Of bic Regiment for gallant
conduct 81 the battle Of Winchester. His
company vas on guard duty In the town,
but be obtained permission to 70 with the
regiment into tie hght-in which hssEah
wounded. 4, ,t4
PERsOEAL.-Hsnry g. Hicks, who entered
College here With the present sophOmores
is serving in the army Of the Mississippi
90 AdjutAnt Of the 3D. Ill Cavalry.
Pans. FuEEE.-After flllng his pulpit
fors fen sAbbaths, President Finney has
agein been. prOstrstsd by nlRess It is
thought quite uncertain BY bis frieRds
whether he win ever be able 70 fully re-
sumo his pastoral duties.
DEATH IN THE 2Sd.-saturday the tele-
graph brought the painful intelligence Of
the death Of OFin Green, a member Of
Capt. Lovejoy's company Of the 23d o V,
ct Raleigh, Virginia, Of typhoid fever. The
deceased was young man ofabOut twenty.
one or two years. fA
RIsHT-AED--WRoga- - President Lin
colin, in 8 most ereditable proclamation,
has unoondiionsily pardoned Rev. Mr..
Gordon and discharged him from prison.
But--hiH reverence hesitates about ac-
oepHng tho pardon, because Il speaks Of
the conviction IS having been illegal.
Queer man.
WHAg THE REkPER TAKEa-In another
place. a comrade Of poor Sackett, whose
death we recorded In our last, tells, in graph
ic language, OF his suffering on the field at
Winchester.
The story brings the sufferer vividly I'd
our minds, and tempts rs 10 write a para
graph about him.
BE was born, If Ne do not mistake, IN
Connecticut, but was reared in Oleveland4
The teachings Of q father, who was q clergy
man, and Of q mother who was q devoted
christian, could not win him to religion. BE
grew up a wild and reckless boy, and when
be was turned Of eighteen, left his now Wild
owed mother and went to sea. A sailors
life only hardened him the more; but in
Gods good providence he came from sea to
this plsoe to engage in study with his only
sister. Here grace reached him, and be be-
came q sincere christian. His mind was not
brilliant, but bis heart was warm, and when
religion had subdued him he made a stead
fast friend.
His viii was rugged, and to fear be was a
stranger. In q word: be had all the quali-
ties for brave and true soldier. So, when
the country needed him, be went to the field. /
Coming back on furlough he married, and
how true his love was, is proved by tne fact
that when be was first wounded, be could
not return TO the fight until be had put into
the hands Of Major Easement remem-
brancer for bis bride, and that his last mo-
ments were spent in debating message forI
her Who Vas.far away.
BE has gone. Much is the love he has
carried with him.
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Tbisl MoataipF'u : RspoEt.
ERom WksHINaTON.

17 1 fe " ARHEAoTON, april ~.
Up to 4 O'clock this P. N. the Govern.
ment had received no official dispatch con-
armatorY Of the OooupatiOn Of 0orinth by
our trosps. 81 q fh
Tribune dispatch: ---.---
Secretary Seward is nOteOipg to OOrinth
as eTorted.
Gov. sprsguo, of Rhode Island, viii be
elected Q, s. Senator from thai State. he
gOesto Yorktown tomorrow. i5hna
The ConneetiUut men here report Sens-
tor Dixonis reelection &c certain, there
being no'oppOsition to him, aldqna 1o7i
Minister Randall leaves for R0ne by the
next steamer.
Times dispatch: s4 s-c,.ysr., -s,+.
The President sent message to the
Senate today covering treaty recently
sgreed upon by .Lord, Lyons spd Mr. Sew
ard, and the correspondence relating to the
African slave trade ) $3.50 .lt1 1s
z The President, without exnressing sny
opinion on the subject, transmitted the pa,
pers to the Senate for its ratidc6tion or
rejection. If ratified, the government Of
Great Britain will then pass upen the sub
jeot. fa-s gs.sssr 10 a,.a1a lai .avo1r
II the treaty. as now drawn O. upviby the
Minister Of the GoVernment IS finally
agreed upon and becomes a 4lRWI iii is
believed BY thsrough, compliance
with all Of its provisions that the
slave trade w;A cease e exist III less
than ten wears. .l 49,
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HaH 9H61I fVASHlNIToN. Tkq
TArur,-nnn.- --sl 1 81

The ste Omer King Philip came up to the
Navy Yaro' to-day rom York river.
Our forces befo Yorktown are stated
be hourly gain ING Found.
Nothing neV'l' IS tFanspired on the river.
sstisfaolOfy nj 81 having been furnished
to the VS. Der Artm, ,Nlt bY the Publisher Of
the Phi sdel1lia inquirer that the recent
public q military Operations in that
news sPsl ias mads BY him without any
WILD intentid lfsYiolatibIE the ordere Of
the pepartmaHt nd IN fu' u belietthat
they were pT5perly sqtkerlEeo, ,the tele-
graT privileges Of the PILL h'ia lnqui-
ri fs restored, BY order of the store tary
OF War,
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From ST. ppUls

OF. LOUIS april IOs
The polics Of this city yestardsy broke
up an extensive counterfeitihS establish
ment, seized about $4,000 of bogus q. s.
treasury notes, and some $4,000 counter
felt notes on the State Bank ef indiana, TO-
gether with eleven bank-note plates and
sHEHssOFtmgnt ef mplemsntI Gnd EIs stSFi-
ais used by bank nelE eneFaVers.
An adroit counterfeit aote engrsyer, by
The pane Of Harvey Walker ALA Biz, end
anumber Of sHsPici6us ohsraetors residing
here, ell known to have heretofore engaged
in the sale or passing Of oOunterfeit money,
we're arrested.
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spIrltpallsu.


fAHEsTILLHi Apfu y 1861.
EDs. LzGDEa. a.-In your paper Of the 2sth
alt, I End an editorial article headed "MoEoi
KAMA, !" giving an account Of the insanity Of
. . nan BY the nams Of James Mathews, u
which you say aanothsr case of the fatal
Effects Of that most abOminAbls delusioni
splritualium, occurred in our midst on Non
day morning last" Now, admitting that
Tou are correct in attributing the cause of his
ias,Qity to spiritualism, (which, on inTestil
estion. Fou may be found to be mistaken, }
does AZ fo>llOw that spiritualism Is "a most
rbomiuebls .delusion 2"
Instances oc s1F, frequently, where people
become maDiacs il various parts Of the world
under what Is called orthodox preaching Of
fhc Gospel of Jesus Christ 20 snch IN
siances show that the do .'tFine taught BY our
orthodox clergy is "a most ,S0omlnaole delu-
Eon2" Would it be proper foF believers IL
Gpirituslism to dsno1nos the Gospea OF Jesus
Christ as "a most aboninable delusion =
Hundreds and I may say, thousands, haa e
been made incurable maniacs BY the preach
iag Of endless misery, and still the preaching
Of that doctrine Is Practiced and tolerated in
ell the Presbyterian, Baptist Methodist Epis-
eOpalian, Catholic and OampbeIlite churches.
A large ard respectable class of your read
eTs are believers in spiritualisn, and have
given the subject cordial and thorough iu-
Tesdgstion. Had yc1 done the same, you
would not have peaned or published thar
snathama against spiritHalism, in doing
which you villiaed millions Of your fellow
men, embracing thousands Of the most tal-
snted and scientific minds.
lam constant reader Of the Daily LEAD
ER, which I obtain at the News Depot in this
place; and, confess, was surprised to find
such an article in your papeE--so unjust, IN
charitable, erroneous and untenable. / now
respectfully ssk you to give this an insertion
ia your Daily Morning LEknER, as an anti
dOte 70 the article to which this is reply, and
In justice = those Of your rsadsrs who are
spirituaiisE
I am spiritualist and am ready and wiz
ling, according 70 ny best ability, to defend
and maintain lie truth, and viii dlspassion-
ately discuss the question with you, or any
sne else, il you will open your columns for
that purpose, and let your readers Judge
which Of us Is lsboring undsr the "most
Rbominabls delusion.n
! an, respectfully, -
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~ Sumner p,TlsbsntsA i. .Ino,,,,on

Mr.. Sumner presented spetition for the
employment In suppression Of rebellion Of
sll classes Of persons, without respect 70
condition OF color. q i4 t1I 'I
Ar. Wilson, Of Mass, introduced o bfl
anendstory Of the fugitive slave aeE 10
Mr. HoWe offered q resolution that tie
Military Committee be instructed to inquire
what troops have been or are being mustered
iRto4heservice of the United State5 as hssne
guards, and who refuse TO 20 bsyoad TIE
Inn Of their own States. Ii1,a
.llfr. sLine, Of Ind, said that the WAR De-
Hpartmel2t was already mastering out Of SER
vice this class Of tro6pa. is
Ar. HoWe said be had heard this morning
that some troops nom Maryland had refused
to 60 beyond the State line. IL TFF
Mr.. Grimes said be understood That so.ne
Of this class Of troops were being now gen-
listed. 'GEjlEn = FTif aeg
The resolution was adopted.
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FROM PHILApRLPHIA.

M DELPHTA, ApflI ~,
me editor Of the INQUIRER stsfes that
the dispstch dsensa bfist konable by the
Secretary Of War, was c5untafsigned By
Gen. Wool on the letter itself, and on The
envelope, and feels confident Of making 3
satisfactory explanation 10 the Government.
MsahWhile, the editor requests that the or
der. Of Secretary Stanton be withheld from
publicstion, or If published, to be accom-
psnied by this exDlsnction es a1I3f
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ACgBher DlsDalsh from BoaareTaFd.


e The New York Evening Post has been
shown g dispatch, or message in cipher,
non Beapsegsra % some rebsl In Washing.
tan, which, N addition to the ingenuity which
ohAzAUIsrines tbs oypher, contains Intrinsic
evidence both al to its origin and tbe despe-
Ease neaas proposed By the rebel General
Sor get ing possession Of ths capital. Tbs
ms1agO deciphsred, reads thuas
Ishan cross the river above Little Falls on
Sunday 81 Two A. n. Signal red and Whit
rooke1 from Turner'S Hin. For Gods sake
don't fan ns. Fire the city ct all pointB
agreed on st once. Diipatoh Lincoln and
Scott as you suggested, and let the exscutioa
q cur plot Be perfect. BHAUREg1RD.
Ths construction o. the cipher IN which
Toe sbOrs interesting communication is made
hdihsalt Of szplsnation, bus simple in pTao-
Tea. It consists in laying over q white sur
taeo piece Of paper on which q printed the
slPhabet in various combinations, and in par
sllsl lines, covering the entire sheet. By per.
1oEasing both pieces ct the letters needed to
spell out such words as the Writsr wishes q
uss, the white paper becomes an ine4plieabls
medley Of little holes, useless to any one who
has not the corresponding printed sheet ts
llaoa undssiE
OF course theEebsl cOnsplrstor has only 70
at tthe white paper sent him to the key ID
BIS possession, to read with facility what
hh friends In Dixie would have him know
and do.
The Post further adds, that the message
above printed was found under circumstances
which verify it as authentic and genuine.
Il is in the hands Of a gentleman Of that city
and is highly priced as an important link IN
the chain Of evidence which viii go to COM
denn the great Treason when History shall
make up the account -s &
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RROnI LOUISVILLE.

f ,-ta lsoUIaYiLhEj april 4V,t
Telegraphic commuuioAtiOn was opened
bstMeen here shd Savannah, Tenn, this
P. NJ. er.UfH0 d tTATa
Forty nurses aud phyBiciahs arrived
here from Frankfort snd leave imms5isie.
ly on ths-H Htsamef AitecFas for FORT -Do;iniasl-
son and Pittsburgh Lard ;ua.9q1Hq 90 loI 6s5f
ss1sFkl SEhss 81 bSal1P z T Rsii,h 4 simiIs,.il,p-s
passing dOWn the river from this city and
elsewhere.
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III9 IUI IIITI-
HORACE STHEIE

NE Steele Is mistaken in saying that the
article referred to was ian edltorial.D I.
was msrsly local item, which Is quite dif.
fsrent matter. While the editors Of the
LEADER are no believers in Spiritualism, they
desire TO kssR religious discussions out of its
columns, and do not therefore endorse the
expression used in the local columns Of that
A. u,g7
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O0NQRRaaIONAL..
TAsHInsEoa April Il.

h AEsT WashburDe suggested that the House
taks up the bill for the relief of Gen. Grant,
which was sssented to, and the bill passed.
In Ee.imburses him 81 600, which amount,
while serving as Qusrtermsster, in Mexico,
was stolen trom his trunk without NEGLECT or
detsalt on bis part. ny 70 .7,..'s -s, ..'
his Brown Of R. l., from tho COMMITTEES
on hleetions reported resolution that Wrn.
Fandeyere has not been entitled to "a seat in
the House since he was mustered into the
service Of che United States as Colonel In an
Iowa regiment in September last. Report
was OrdeE( y be r{inted Iii 5S'l|. IL
III. Stevens moved the debate on the bill
for the abolishmentof slavery in the district,
to close in one hour after the consideration Of
sRe seE9s e g2e ressgPlsd in- ~ COmHiDt iaf
the Whole.
Mr.. Stevens motion vas dissrreed to, 81
against 64. The bill came up in COMMITTEES
Of tee VI hols. s. 5ii uDUT
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ForsiGa Passports Not Rocosuizsd--A Per-
fIunn ,Tournsvs -


As no one is allowed to 70 anywhere
outside Of the city Of Norfolk, our inform
ant had no opportunity Of judging Of the
strength Of the enemy He. bad o Spanish
passport, and intended % come By asg Of
truce, but the authorities told him that
their government had not been recognised
by any foreign government and thew would
not 1ee 9Eniae his pAbspbri. 80 t6bfs FORE
dstetminsd to come BY any opportunitv
that might oheF, end not being able 70 pre-
edfeh boat by purchase, agafled himself Of
tis afet be ssW, Having found his bosf.
be- Rstchadl for an opporia1ity, and last
niaht about nine ocleck he went down 70
Lsnberth Point three miles below Norfolk.
snd observing the mpYeHsnts Of the guard,
st an oppoftune moment pushed of wits
bis conpsafon. Between lembsft's Point
ana sG55asi THland they saw thres large
bosll, hlt they we're not perceived and ane.
ssssfuIly passed The efSsaE The stkrs
we're folloEsd as loag HsTthey Soald be seen,
and Whed ths bs8gsns we're elouded the
boat vas Etssrsdd ddioWsrds 9 bright Light
which wal SEEN IN the vicinity Of HGmp.
ton.
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E1RR

10 ORcEEvILES O., April IL.
A fire broke ont this morning in the Or
eleyille Woolen Factory. The engine and
dye house was entirely destroyed, bat tie
main building was saved with but slight in
jury. p ! iY,-- -.
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GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,

ONE CAR Lad MORE OH
" thoss ehciosJ jersey Peach Blow Potatoes for
p .-.' 13tslutario St. Il
FEW MtfR7l GAS IS OF NJ Ann
IA q Cos Celebfafed Bal ihefs ItfTsTERS to
b sold by J =. Glenn Co. a iVl esnts per Half
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PROsf NEWY YORK

5fof s141 ari 20 -~aREw YoRK, April IL.
The Academy bf MHsie Wss crowded last
evening 10 welcome she returned officers
snd men Of the iCuthberIand and 0ongfess
TAe gathering FEs one Of tho mpst Intense
interest. Addresses were delivered by Mr..
gBHnoroft, Mr.. Vim. EVsfts, Dr.. Hitchcock
and ". B. Dodge. 7t'n" ,'.'t' ''''' ..'i'
.',fi sa-f RROM MANASSAS. i ron
ss5.6.d ns.v laHs MAHAsaAs, April 10.
lo .speuial to Herald. 0-dw f'ciTo. a. iisi /
Thu country between Manassas and War
renton has been sfeCtually cleared Of rebel
He0uts. as51 3fl 20 'oa' ffT2 % Rmaii
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-POST. T.OFEICE Lille, TABLE


'PiVNTIhJTER ARFAT6 RM BNP FoH
u " Closing thg hsilb st tht OlsSslEid Port %
Hs0' solpTMassslng p hoYsHisF ishs .ls.s iSs asa.,
.bl.q lHmH E--l.rldli 2 u gllggipE leaving
zrIs, l5taazo. E6z Foss, Bos. Z -1-t1, Dss2.;
tSal And kssssFF gey, - A. H. 9sO A. q
and B5al0n5 dhiiY ........... SO a a ls.sJA IL
GflsE eu1alo, Albany, IroYSI H8I'L III n ~ (
land, bonBaoline With &. & H fi
. EsAga1 ldltiY Y.,,l...lsl ssl8 y. a. 80 r. n
o 91s Iss l6s 5'slsT s5 fiS 854 30 go a7 sll /
! eo5to1. a5iit E. =. sil1 2, a. ssoo p Bl
biliS,f Wa5hiasft6tl, Bsiti- .-i~
as,9, ssi,99gs, A;5Eoqy Y Canton, Nee dlaoca ssfav
Seville, ig65eHhg andB. 81 sn7u 3 CtT
/ Va ,.-s.. $50 AN. l9stQ A. a
ses 81 ~ Pisisbsias. FBiisi njs ilro Il
s!:s: Sls.ss 8 D s 1 4 4
sn@ Fsollsdo, ~, dsIi -: - A NJ 7.sl A. a
Rs; Ri2iiS, gs8ss.7 az "a wy ssS s9 B 3 leg s
zoEnestoSnp Wal9ea lhdb s.3i
eoiaEBSs, aaaE Sss ssas sd 1000 P n $50 4
~, lsy s.sO A. H. s0O An
igYilIs, Hh5gifns, 81 L6uis j. u Cd
flIilliooshs, Oirolsgllle. aadi .G.a's 4
g55SI7s!sisf4 SEls.!S -; sis p \ 7.s5E K
~ foTl Oelnla1uS ard tn IGral2l
s5ss s5ss's I'd dAl We. iiiiii'-- s ss & & - z 4
hoo1rpqfts Doygr5 Ebcf1siiit s9I-l1 3 rf.1
HoFth kiaGsFills and Am-I --..s. r b. {
heEEE ItlVo9 Iasl5a5u, 'aiic' F-'f f
: Hhlrldaya md Bbtartkyls.l iltt0 (. q .s t-.
Bath aTeoksyllo aud CorleY.l -
Loves Ius6Eyi t1d ssfaf- .ie...f i red
~ sls.s'ss ssl.S 3ss., ,keasss.l I;09 An l
iHiStelsg sad RofEk aSssi,, riadi rad 19beH
isoRC O Leaves Rgeada1H end 5 ,-ii
saflEQnyl ls-.issr,.-.,su.,.,,,s.,.I 100 "A. M ]
Risrtansflllsi dtsiY. is:i5 4. Il. .l17 sl-
|gg0lfsdi no TouJBssasas o. bacI. 5'
I1liE on lABRIVAEl OF HAIL, lTRAEH5, fi
through I.stetns. ms A. d. 7ii5 =. n.
Bozton and wy frum Builal0. ----- T;i5 Il n.
Through Philsdslphia and y
,5! gsOa. u e5tsbgEEs s.lsA n s:tsP. n.
kllts6lEg5 4aai9Ray1 fEom if. e-r-I
VI Meltl9llle .-...-..ss1-..s 9;f3 a. -.
MLilleFsbnrghs Akron and Way s.B A. N zlC1f
aIoggh ss5sEn, '.,4.-....3 Sd a. a. SO P. a.
Ehfoosh southern % A h $40 ?. n.
w. !S1I 5so sl''--''-''. 80 - s r ~
Way from E0uns vin....-...., T,n5 p ri
Rsckport, Dover and Arihsrss
Way. Arrives Tuesdays, 5f5
Th1rsdayH and SsturdayBa..s. u.10 p Il.
Bath BrsckEViie and O5plsT
way eArriFs8 Hondayadad Il s
-4rt4aY 4.-,7.--..ss.s--v lsoo ~ n.
Sharon Centre, Granger and %
h0Eth yalaon WgV.' As
EVeB Mondays and EridaYH.,--- sif.r 800 p II
HlTTenaTille, daily iy...-.,....ss..-. .ilsi5 A. NJ
TINE Of dEtElbuti0n Of nails ready iOF dslivsryI
la9aly oHe hour later than the time. Of ArEiVal q
sTEinH. q. UOWLE8, p. n. Z
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lgnHecflOns sra msfe Is n oercgFilla Vtsh ala So
11lEyi 4anEdelt El1 Newark 2. q, 81 gl7da 7EiEH
TIE EanduskYs Dayton sud OtuuiEuaf y n, sfl77res
mont With Ersmout Q Indiana =. T.. knd 81 Ioleda
With the miehiggn Eoushero & Nerthsrrl Enliirna
iroit, Jackson, EOrt Wayne, huEEnBDaEt El,IuI1l 1
Cairo, Alfons S. LouE, and Ell 50intl Wsst, NORTH
8egt apc eoathWoEt-i M U- LlCL buG
Trai11 arrive "A ClsVeana kom Toisdo and &c
WEST, at $40 4. ~ nas "a ?. X EFosn ganidt1F
Is so0 a, \. r-
JlsEsisnd, Hgg.A -, I.tl sl1t.
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PAINTING.

DOB NIUE PAINTINs, GO TO
lfAsCoTTsf
nat French WHITE ZINC has oons, Just The
right thing Tor Painters and inside work Of sTsry
a1SSTig ssr g5sh EGRKonElIANs ELooK.
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FlNAhclAI.

ROREIGNIEXCHAHGsE Ca.
Dfalll n a1acutt1 % dliti ron = ufai2a q
-deland lane fcfnoe, 1ad ~ Go lflnelr4l - 2
13fmanT. o. Traakfsrs, Barlinl Leil7 .7nl
lrFt 'f rI1d fIarIl.1. llfl lll1 ~
-tse 77rT7lfH ltf7 = naNF-
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STOVES AND Tlk-WARE
~. DEgPA TCR COOKNq 9F0HE.

TIE, ,DESPA TCH COOKING SFoTE,
Having during the pssk winter besu sraprovvd, =
its Baking, Roasting and BroiliRF propaFtis8 are
une1oePtionqble, and "a ecanpmy Iof Fuel Il Il un-
parallels win rs new patent grata 81 viii burn
goql a8 veil a9 wood most admirably; tie OFen be-
ing thoroughly Ventillatsd . VII produce psJiecl
tiveui Roasting and Toasifng i8 dohe ksf0rs the
open re and bfolling over i've ooals On the heath
50 CON mon Hsn6e dicfatG. ft "a manufactured N
thi8uitF and tbs material used and the workman
ship are Of the beas aualty; nailg5 if gives psre
salis Action te Ell a. hundra5s of hon Sseere1 m
shis city and Surrounding couEtry, aho nrS daiiF
using The Stow, " ~ testifT. 4s - I.-rt
Tie AoTuEg' Sidr CootinG St0es,
isH ne4 Esd de8irsbio io pattern dhie5 5itb yaris.
81 OF oteezai lrnaft our licck eomplsts We aiso
hava on hand great VARIETY Of Parlor Cooking a1d
other Aeaiius etoye1 ior'gai8a at reduc81 price,.
- aEso nsiantiT supliisd via an the newest 3
I'm AN MELED CRATES.
Alsp-sll Of the most ulsfal articles lof q
Ho,ss FIR ishi1g Good, Fals = Fs4sTs ZeOll
s are lft recelying che lstegt n7Eoys dstyiss bf
BfHD.sA sj which ais sllsfad f5r 5lls st th8 lot-
eat cash prfCe8 ~ uanufacture largely ant have
for gse - Dol sale ea el fhH sariQT3 Articles
of liis ard Earausd mn eo1Dsr Hdd Sheet Ifon
Wrre We 11sr the almost endle1l Tariets ef qcnfa
IN o1fii1 IS sais lha lover sss6 r1sees. o4 ~
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