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OR COUNTRIES EyEmFES.

Is there any man in the country
idiotic enough to believe that the
letters, specimens Of which have
come to light by the seizure Of JEFF
Davis papers letters from such leaders
of Democratic opinion as Buchanan, E1-
Gov. Reynolds, Brodhead & Co., wherein
the writer's have unconsciously We'd with
each other in servility to the South and
disgusting sycophancy to slavery-were
not potent in impel1ing those to whom
they were written, and through them the
whole Southern people, into the war against
the Government that they are now wagingp
Does any man believe that without the
assurances that these letters conveyed,
thathalf otthe North would permit, if it did
not actively aid in the dismemberment Of
the Union and the destruction Of our insi-
tutione, the nnadmen who have lighted the
torch of rebellion would not haye deferred
their evil work and contentcd themselves
with q renewal Of the alternate bullying
and intriguing by which they have govern
ed the country heretofore; that having the
Judiciary, the Senate, chance Of the Low
CT House and complete possession Of the
Dcu,ozutir party, they would not have still
tined the bullying Of .Toombs and Wigtall,
the continuation Of the system of terror
that they had established, tie old policy
of purchasing commercial votes in Con-
gress, and the unjust judgments Of Taney,
as means of forcing the outraged people
of the North into the resistance to which
the South has hurried? He is fool who
docs not see this connection Of cause and
effect. Hc is IN ignoramus or fa1sifer
who docs not admit that upon these recre-
ant members Of. the Democratic party
who assumed to speak for their country
men and their cause, full half Of the re-
spQnsibi1ity Of the anguish and bloodshed
that I'll the. land ia to inevitably rest.
Accomplices before the act, they are rs
guilty as Davis himself, and history, when
it records the events Of this war, will fix
upon them brand Of iugratitude and
infamy that time will never eface. -
But, not content with having
been the potent helpers Of the rebellion,
they arc now at work, right here in
the loyal North, to make 1t successful
With false, malicious and reasonable
accusations against the Government; with
wicked aspersions upon those. who are
conhan.ionally and ,ighttully the dcpoa-
tat1es ol power md the guardians Of the
ucopAe' VIII Infinite falschoods touching |
ehe cause, Progress and objects of the war. !
and with talse aud lugubrious 1,ronhec;os
ofth results. they are filing the minds Of
the people with nnxicty ind a;str,,st qs aoa ~
fomcnting opposition even WITH a,,ns s', ,,.a ate
to that extent, are aiding and comfortins @ |
those whom they induced by similar l;as |
to begin the fight. Wearing the Union |
garb, as;bypoc1isy cloaks itself with the
show Of relgion-professing Union sent;-
1nents, the better to acknowledgements the
anarchieal and pro7slayery sentiments
that arc proved by taeir acts-they are
making the heaTcns ring with their aocu-
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GES. srcKLEs.-This gallant soldier was
sercnaGed ut Saratoga last week, and nadca
speech, in which be e1hor.ed vigorous sup
port cf the Administration In all Its measures
10 Ill up our depleted army and to crush out
tne rebellion. The speech was brim full Of
earnest patriotism.
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IHH DRAPr- IN NEW BAxpsu,pF The
co,n,.anaas @ .ne flfet District Of New Hampshire
sta1a.ssa .u ea On Monday last. whcr, notwith-
nnaa osno,ng me predictions Of trouble, perfect
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Kentucky congressman.
The following members to the House OF
Representatives, from Kentucky, are certainly

L Lucieu Anderson.
Il George a. Yeanan.
Ill henry Grfder.
" Aaron Harding.
u. Robert Mallory.
VI. 6. Clay Smith.
VII. Brutue ]. Clay.
VII. Nm. II. Randall.
u. VIZ II. Wadswo1th. :
Mallory, Yeaman, G1ider, Harding, and
Wndsworth are reelected.
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A DUEL In IEHk GEV.

The Son OF an Eminent Naval Officer
and Lieutenant In the Eighth In.
1nntry Engaged.
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sations, aspersions, and denunciations Of
those upon n hom the national honor and
integrity rest. There is not an act Of the
Government that they do not oppose-
there is not crime in the catalogue Of
national or individual offences of which
the President and his friends and advisers
are not accused.
This is only "a logical and expected con-
tinuation of the course that they marked
out before the war began-a natural Sc
quence Of the promises and assurances
conveyed to the rebel chiefs when they
we're urged to become the assassins Of
liberty in this lind Of its birth. But, thank
Heaven the veil with which these basest
of all men who ever bore the American
name, have covered their crimes, has been
60 far lifted, that any who Will may see the
hideousness Of what they have so studi-
ouslv endeayorcd to conceal; and, unless
We are false prophets, the dny is not far
distant when punishment commensurate
with the extent and nature Of the crimes
against God and man Of which they are
guilty, will overtake them. The people
will not be dcied and outraged forever.
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M EDICAL CARD.-Alary Fl.
49, IaouPEon. 4. p ssaduats Of tho New Eng.
aEd tre1ch Metcal College. It Boston, re5qa :tfuliy
a nqurces that sEe has opened o:cs IN this city
MavinE Rrac:lced year "a the New Tork 1nh.roafy
1cr the uNeEsa or women aud children s0ltctY the
paG o2age Of the people cf Chicago and vicinity,
once ~ St1to street. 0tce hours from to II L. IT,
nn16 k3tl-1m. MARY H. THOMPSON. " D.
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H'ORFsT HOME, FOR BOYS
= On the Lake shore. four miles from Chicago. Tbs
Wednesday. Eertenher "a. Inquissys for mora spe-
Ctfe information, WILL address
n, "A. NICHOLS
au19-kGss9-1w-.3 Box 1ffi.s Chicago
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CUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.
\ and steady employment viii be given to ii. or
eight coed GifGers. 1EquIre at E. E CARDS Picture
tIeme a1A cokfc9 Glass Factory. No. 10. Lake Sc.
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AmHNt11{s1afn
Amuatmeuta
R r YAM HALL-To.N,.Lt ,.Lt
WEDNESDAY, ACGEsr 18th.

EU4E u4E4t OF ZEE E9E1s
HKRNAy, MoALr1sTER and DE yrRr
Un1lva.ed cs1 binatIop.
HERMAN. the phytIs.at and First PEestdl1itsteur.
MCALLlsEER, tbs younger; the great world "a.
p7esudi21tometlsS S - N->A~8
M!sS EMILY DE WE'RE. the beautiful An1astcsn
unrtTa]led PAcIst. A" eS
Aian!sten 20 cents. Dcdy os Hall. Gallery, and
Doors oEca At x. to commence at o'clock.
- F.
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guy War, Woud dress myself up In my best
ard pay my court TO- 1he ladies'. IL fime f he theV
might be won oves-thcn thoY could win over
the men; for assure you, untii the women
could be won over to our eide no poaco
propositions could touch the male portion
They want tic Union as It Nv vas, .s,' and I'is thss
Constitution as 1t il. But tlley want tI,e war
no longer prosecuted on the offensive + ann.
rcse We are to sit down and watch watch and ' sea
what the rebels MIL do. In six months, say
these peace ogitators, they, the rebcls' viii
ak to be taken back into The Union. But.
what i we stop and JEFF. don't come? Tell
me, then, What? Hadn't. you better have
Kept up the fight and brought him to terms
NoT ron nave either to commence anew or
let him slide Wouldn't 1t be best to keep
hammetlog away at him, now that you have
got sonr nngers N bis eyes. [Crtes Of "Yes,
yess taats Inc game."l
~ et nn ~ IN a anauen5ial gentleman tho other
Gs3 1.,ea " - ~ ale. G nc Vas peace man, and
'ue9e mdas a. GoulI. Sa'a IT, asked him:
.bo.s1d sou 3Ie ior stopping the war, l
AnS1!u YVES snoppose i1om your faik''
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w Au0 Will WHO'LL II l6 SO Whcn JcH. DlTl6
Is mortally hurt: It is when his cause does
not p1ospsr. They want our Government
crushed--they want JEFF. to succeed. True,
the laW does not exactly suit come very good
men It Will do to discuss that in the future.
Rnt that Is no objection to It's execution.
The object now is to saye time. I take the
good there ie In the law and let the bad 20.
After preserving our country ne can afford to
talk about better laws. These who discuss
It nov and loudly declare against its consti-
tut1o1a1ity, are those who will take trip to
Canada or to Europe, before the draft takes
place. Some ct them have got friend there
now, whom they would Ike to see-late from
Ohio. Laughter, and cries..of "that's sn."I
They don't want to fay they are for JEFF.
Davis and in tayor Of dividing the country.
But they try to prevent our Increase OF force,
with which to crush him ont, and should
their efforts prove his success, would not
their conduct be actually as criminal as though
hands or openly avoWcd his cause in the
South?
! ann emphatica11y for the lay, and for en-
forcing it to the letter, for raising enough men
to sucdenly wipe out rebellion, and JET.
Davis and his whole crcT. What will be the
when it is all ovcr-as It vii be soon-and tie
rebels are whipped, and these conscripts come
home again Ofcourse they will SAP, I" Yes,
I aided in it but I did thunder coustrQint and bv
ccnp"2sionfa Not q bit Of 1t. [Laughter.l
Each one will be equally proud that be had i
hand in the glorious achievement.
They eay that old Abe CHATS what they call
him) rot long ago, issued proclamation
which in effect, fees all the niggers, and these
same objcctors are nightly mad about It.
Now, 1nm not half as mad about 1t Us might
be. It is not q question to be discussed now.
It is not law, but just such an order as the
Communicating Chief Of our army had right
to issue. It was not an Act Of Congress
Eas Eeyer before It. II was mere order
directed to the Southern people. All that Is
required Of us, Is to see It executed. Assuch
order am bound to see it executed, bound
to respect It, ns would any other order. And
I DO It Mithont t5 gtnmbling: ICY Of Good
about this proclamation. 7 stood by the
South from first to last upon all occaslons-
until ehe rebelled-but noatdd ddthat,she has SO r.
helled the President cannot do anything-the
people cannot do anything calculated TO
damage her In vital spot, cripple her cner-
pieE, and reduce her to tho submissive POSI-
lion Of getting upon her marrow bones, that
viii get mad about-that I will not lend my
entire support and cooperation CCheers.l
# al Who hear me had been out for tFoyears,
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TWe are somewhat late with our paper
to-day. Try aud be up in time in future.


For few days only we exhibited about one
good dozen Of the largest and finest looking
Sweet Potatoes, in our show window, that our
eyes have been blest with the sight Of this sea-
son. They attracted considerable outside atten-
ton, and some lovers Of this delicious escuent
being ear-sighted, obtained closer view, and
then it was we noticed the pile gradually lessen
ing shrinking, until we feared our sense OF
taste would DO minus; SO we laid violent bands
on the residue and bore them in triumph to our
tabcrnacle-had them cooked, and can testify
that they were emphatically tho best Potatoes
We have ever laid up to our face. Three Of 'em
made meal for six, and we left our better half
gathering up the fragments! They took the
premium at the recent Wayne County Fair. and
were raised by our friend HIRAM BULLA. There
is no question that they are Bully Potatoes, and
we thank him for the opportunity he afforded
us for testing them. If any Of our other nu-
merous friends have better Sweet Potatoes than
those above mentioned, or as good, bring them
along and VIC II endeavor to do them justice.
~ Our friend Bulla, also brought is Union
Beet, which weighs just twelve pounds and a
half! 1t is Of the red turnip kind, and is about
two feet four inches in circumference! Who
can beat this Beet? We have suspended it in
our show window, surrounded by our battle
.rophies. .anf-
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/ One Of our Government officials, just re
turned from Peru, tells US that among the
/ first and most fequcnt inquiries made of him
knew or had ever seen the celebrated Ameri-
His remedies are found in every village from
the elevated 81 pes of the Andes down to the
coast, aud their remark able cures seem to
attract even more attention there than in
this country. The sentiment of wonder at
their effects takes far deeper hold OF a
half civilized and superstitious people than
it does with US, where the rationale of medi-
cal problems is much more generally IN
derstood. No other American has made
himself so Familiarity known to the masses
Of the people in foreign countries or excited
in them SO lively an interest 10 himself as the
Doctor has by his skillful application of
chemical science to the treatment of disease
That must be a duh man who does not
feel some pride of country when lie finds
among distant nations that he is already
known and welcome there, through the
labors of our Statesmen, Merchants and
Scholars. whose renown has become national
property, and consequently in some measure
his own. Whether DIR. Ayers remedies do
actually cure more than Others or not, they
have secured the reputation of being God
send 10 those afflicted with disease, and
where great numbers In any community
believe that they owe their health and lives
TO ones skill they are sure to feel An interest
in him which will find expression when
they NEE: his country men.-National Era,
Washington, ID. Z.
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Luxuriant Beauty!
LYONS KATHAIRON.

This lghtfu article for preserving and beauty I'M
the human hair is again put up by the original proprie-
and is made with the same care skin and at
tention which erst created its immense and unpreces
million bottles annually II is
stI sold IS cents in large bottles Two million bot
ties easily be sold in when it is again known
that the Kahairon is only the most delightful hair
dressing in the world but that it ceanses the scalp OF
scurf aud dandrud gives the hair lively, rich iu1uri
growth, prevents it from turning gray. These
are considerations worth knowing. The Kathairon has
tested twelve and is sarrsnted
Any lady who beautiful head of hal
k.tharon II is finely Psrfumed, cheap and
vausbe 1t sold by all throughout
tie world. DIS. BARNES CO.,
New York.
Aug.6, 1854 "a
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RrOWn1Ovg's Knoxville Wing aud
Rebel VenlilatOr.

Ipropose to publish weekly snd tri weekly Journal
bearing the above title Knoxville, In East
and the weekly paper made from the contents OF tie
tri veekes, propose to send distant Subscribers
Tor 1ro Dollars annum invariably paid 4dsaHee.
subscriptions and renittanees will be forwarded
Al CINCINNATI. from which pint expect ship ny
paper and materials expect to issue the number
In October, As IL that years ago. my
vilie called the C0sfsderGte .7ath0rIties viii &C
nehce with XII. he'll born ami he'll bound rebellion
wnsrs the traitors eIeei me to leave OF, and all
vshthe paper sould do we'll TO begin with the
As intend that single shall be
uon price TO any Unconditional Union man
In the rule o. editorial conduct. ALLURE tha.
severity which destroys the independence OF the press
ana cast from me that factions opposition which gives
party What Is due TO eesatry And whilst the
M Journal indicates in un-stAkabIe its HoI-
fes shall, faithful sentin forget wings. Demo
crats Know Sothngs and Republicans, and remember
only my Government, and the preservation FE
TRAL UsIos-as richly worth all the sacrifices
and treasure IL eir servaton
erfsrmHatioa Of the men, the con-
sumption Of all the means of the present agel
Publishers inserting this prospectus once prominent
~, and sending the paper to Cincinnati will be
vored with an exchange
W @. BRowsLow.
September 7, 1868.
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GooD!- Our old friend, Thomas Mason, re-
ceived the Premiums for Furniture, at the re-
cent Fair. amounting to about seventeen dollars.
He drew the order for that sum on the Treas
urer Of the Agricultural Society. and, as he new
or does anything by halves for the benefit Of our
brave soldiers, or in giving support in every
way to crush out this wicked and causeless re-
bellion, he handed it to the Ladies' Soldiers AID
Society. Thank God for such whole hearted,
patriotic men, as Thomas Mason, who are al
ways on hand ready to spend and be spent in
the glorious cause Of the Union.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-10-02
wYNKOOP'S ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases OF the Throat Chest and Pulmonary organs
prevalent, n.idous and dan eerous The prop
critics OF medicine alleviate and uproot these
complaints, must be Ex2ectorAnt nodye aud IvsorA
ioosening the Of The throat, part
the entire No discovery in medical sci
mastered this class of diseases like Dr. wyn
koops Iceland PICTORIAL. Ii IS used with the
tonshns results in ALL cases of Bronchitis. InanenHa
Whooping Cough, DiPtherA Putrd Sore Throat Asth
ma. Group, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Irritahlity, &c
The Rev J. J; Potter, eertifes thst have used DR.
wyrkoops PICTORIAL fer several years myself nd in
family for Pulmonary Complaints, aud have
ded it to many others and have its
equal" Rev.. J. Potter. Brooklyn. MI
Hundreds and thousands of Important Testimonials
could be produced Showing It's Arkabie and that
IL never tAiis-
Is. composed Of iceland Moss, Bain OF Gilead,
Peruvian BAs~n, Eiscsmpsne. coufrey, Baraoek, AMI
other avalusoie expeetorsnt and Ingredients. Il is
harmless prompt and lasting Invalids and sufferers
cannot AFFORD to neglect trial Every family should
have IT, II Is remarkable for cro1p Full descriptions
reeoDnendations and directions accompany each bottle
Sold by all principal Drusgists.
Prepared BY Dr. e. D. wynkooP, sad sold By n
Barnes Co., New York.
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~Messrs. \

BJ Messrs. Nordyke & Johnson, hav,
on hard at all times a complete stock of all
the latest Patterns of Cooking. Parlor, OF
fee and Shop Stoves-both for wood and
coal. As the time is approaching for usi 6
Sorghum Evaporators, they ask those wish
ing to pnrchase to call and examine the
superior kind they are manufacturing. Their
Tin, Copper. Brass and Sheetiron Ware
comprise an assortment Of articles not sur
passed for good quality. in material and
workmanship, in the city. Call 8: No. II,
Main st.
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A GEsrLKxAS, cured of Nervous Debil-
ity. lncompetency, Premature Decay and
Youthful Error, actuated by desire to
benefit others. win be happy to furnish to
all who need it (free of charge) the recipe
and directions for making the simple Rene
dy used in his case. Those wishing to prof.
il by his experience-and possess valu-
able Rsmedy-will receive the same. bv re-
turn mail, carefully sealed. by address.
ing JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. &C Nassau Street, New York.
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D%- The Atlantic Monthly for October
Is received and presents an attractive table
OF contents. Life without Principle :"
"A Letter to Thomas Carlyle sour Do.
mestic Relations" are striking articles
The last by Hon. Charles Sumner. is indeed
an important treatise on chow TO treat the
Rebel States" We commend il to our read
ers as tho document of the times. We
furnish The Atlantic to our subscribers fol
3, SO. ....., N.Y.
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~ Irwin Reed, has just renewed his
stock Of Hardware. Persons attending the
Fair and the Yearly Meetings, are invited
TO call and examine his stock and compare
prices. Builders are especially invited to
give him q call. See his advertisements in
another column
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OrWe have not heard the result Of the en-
terprise Of the Soldiers Aid Society. in feeding
the hungy at the Fair grounds during the recent
tight-rope Fair there The Ladies did not make
as much they should have done, considering
the time and labor devoted. We have heard the
entire proceeds, after deducting all expenses,
estimated at from fifty to seventy five dollars.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-10-02
HEIMSTREET'S
IniMslf0Dle Hair ReseOrNGire.
1T is NOT A DYE.

But restores gray hair its original color by supply
the capillary tubes with natural sustenance impaired by
age disease All instantaneous dyes are composed OF
destroying the vitality and besuty Of the
hair and AFFORD themselves dressing Heimstreet's
nmitabe oorng only hair to its natural
color by easy process, but gives the hairs
Luxuriant Beauty!
Promote,ts growth prevents its falling or Grad cates
d.niruG and impsrts health and pl-asantness to the
head stood the OF time, being the original
Hair Coloring, and is constantly increasing in favor
by both ladies' 1t is sold by all re-
spectacle dealers, be procured by them OF the
commercial agent. Barnes, 2o2 Broadway, n. Y.
Two sizes, 50 cents and 81.
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GTThe time to supply yourselves with Coke
Tor the approaching cold weather, for shop and
Office warming, is nearly here and Messrs.
Starr & White are prepared TO fill all orders and
deliver the Coke to customers. II will be found
much cheaper than wood--that is our last win
ter's experience. They are also prepared at all
times to put up gas fixtures being supplied with
all kinds Of plain and fancy brackets. Fire
Brick and Coal Tar for sale. Office on Main-st.
one door West of Emswiler s. Crocker's whole
sale and retail Notion Store-up stairs.
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- We call attention of our farmer friends
to the Drag Saw advertisement of Jonas w.
Yeo. 1t is one Of the greatest labor saving ma
chimes in use, and they are especially valuable
now when wood is bringing such good price
Mr.. Yeo has built great many Of these saws,
and all who are using them consider them an
indispensable article.
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Commissioners Sale.

UDURsUANT to an order of the Wayne Common Pleas
j Court OF Wayne county Indians, will of Ter
private sale until the LIST day OF November
lowing described Real Estate, situated in the CITY
Richmond. towt: Lot No. 49, a small lot w.. OF il
in that part of said city laid Jesse Iden on
lot So Is large two story brick dwelling
purtenances known the late residence Job Borton
and also OF lot No Is in part OF saii city
Iaid out by jeremiah Cox, which part lot No Is
are two three story brick business houses
as the Borton Buildings the Ain street
In said city Persons wishing to examine
can rea lily fnd by the above one fourth
OF the purchase money will be required down
residue in three equal stamens 2 and IS opths
after date with interest date Tn. title is
JAMES PERRY, C. umissioner.
Sept Is, 1868 40 3g
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eS We give it as our opinion, that there never
was better or larger Stock Of Fall Goods
brought to this city than is now on shelves,
counter, and in drawers of the Bee Hive Store.
No. %. Main st. The hoops are magnificent and
in numbers sufficient to surround all the FAIR
creation, should think; and the Carpets,
&c &c.-reader go and see for yourself Our
friend Crawford says he is determined to make
the Bee Hive Store, THE Store of the West End
of Main street, and THE place to buy Goods.
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u We know nothing whatever Of the
'cock-and-bull story" gotten up by the
True (Julian) Republican. about Gen. Msr-
edith having telegraphed Col. Dudley. to
get his consent TO run for Auditor; but We
venture TO say it is clear aud uoequivocal
Julianism--or. in other words, bare-faced
iAlsshood.
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RIr Aft Burnett, the iuimitable AL,
will be At Starr Hall. on Tuesday Evening
next. Oct. 6. Everybody. who has ever
heard Me. Burnett, desires to hear him aud
sea him again. The Hall should be filled
Price Of admission, IS cents.
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EE Stoves are still needed for cooking
C. G. Bulbs Cash Stove Store, is the
place to get the kind you want. Anything
in the copper, brass, tin and sheet-iron
ware line, that Is wanted, can there be had