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And Why shonld we have any such sympathy
Every motive that can actuate the human heart
leads us to be true 10 our country, and We have
not single motive to Induce US TO be false 10
/ it. And you viii, We feel sure, be slow TO be.
lleye that thst great old Democratic parry, \ that
has .eyss stood by ths Union, and. to which you
have bean justIy proud 70 belong, has ceased TO
be true % tho party ,pf tfe cogntS iYpu will
not believe That the father, brothers and riends
whom you have left at hcme, have become sym-
pashizsrsyith trsaecns upon the msiigrnHt a.
seFtIons Of theIR political opponents. Gil
under these oircumatsnoes have 1 right
10 believe you will be- true TO gQue 6wn
td6eply lyohesIshsd eunvietlons; which muA be that
ihe old Dsmocraiio party With which you have
hcEetofore acted cannot he far ont OF the wsy,
Yen WI surely give much weight ossihe moe!
reasonable presumption, that II you yconld 'ke
here Nith nao and be fully informed In regard
% slT Che Iseues Involved In the approaching
election, shs evidence would be c!eas and over
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-09-22

= Rsnievsd sresn his ola OffiSo,. =,
y DrA. ,. wfLL1AMs, ". broadway, near tIsh u,
Columbus, o. be- dsyesad hissli fora ssrisf ysan
10 no Isansnt y ssEain prvsts aisspsss.L HspiSb
oonsaItsd q hh eos % Bsoadwv, near ne Hsshaag,
Bank
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-04-17
WHOLE NUMBER $50.

picked up lock and sent it to his wife,
saying:
Tell her that it is the only memorial
of my love which can transmit to her
and that my last thoughts in death wers
here
Vergniaud scratched upon his watch a
few words of tender remembrance, aud
sent il to the young lady to whom in d
few days he was to be married. Five
rude carts conducted them to the scat
fold. Each cart contained five persons.
The streets through which the sad pro-
cession passed was thronged with count
less thousands. 1t was one Of the most
splendid of October mornings. AS the
carts moved the Girondsts sang the
Marseilles hymn. AT the end Of each
verse there was moments silence, and
then the strain was renewed loud and
sonorous. Arrived at the scaifold, they
all embraced. They then resumed their
funeral chant. One after another ascen-
ded the seaiIold, continuing the song, till
his head fell into the basket. There was
no weakness. No voice faltered. But
each succeeding moment, as head after
head fell, the song grew more faint
Vergniaud at last stood alone. Long con-
finement had spread a deadly pallor over
his intellectual features. He ascended
the steps, the chorus having died away
into solo of surprising richness. Fora
moment ha gazed upon the headless bo-
dies Of his friends. He then, as he sur
rendered himself to his executioner, COM
menced anew the strain
Come, children of your country, come /
The day Of glory dawns on high
The axe fell, and bis lips were silent
in death. Thus perished the Grondists.
The history ofthe French revolution, in
all its sublime annals, has not tragedy
more thrilling.-J. S. c. ABBOTT.
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Execution of the Girondists.

During the progress Of the French
Revolution there were two parties which
arose and for a long time, contested the
supremacy--the Girondists and the
Jacobins. The mob of Paris was en-
tirely at the disposal of the Jacobins
and sustained them in the most atrociou:
measures. we must said Marat, one
of the leaders of the Jacobns, 'steike
terror into the h carts ofour foes.-
1t is our only safety The Girondists
attempted to arrest the progress of the
frightful massacres 10 W hich tn e
Jacobins were engaging. They thus ex-
posed themselves TO the dangerous charge
of being in sympathy with the aristo-
Gratis. The strife between the two par
ties which ensued, strife involving life
or death, was one of the most terrible
recorded in history.
Madame Roland was one evening ur-
zing Vergniaud to rally the Girondisi
party, at every hazard, to arrest the
massacres. The only hope of France,
said she, 'is in the sacredness of law
This atrocious carnage causes thousands
of bosoms to thrill with horror. All the
wise and good in France, and in the
world, will rise to sustain those who ex-
pose their own hearts as barrier to ar
rest suck enormities.'
'Of what avail was the sad reply Of
yergniaud, 'can such exertions be The
assassins are supported by all the power
of the street. Such a conflict must ne
cessarily terminate in a street fight. The
cannon are with our foes. The most
prominent of the friends of order are
Terror will restrain the rest.
We shall only provoke our own destruc-
tion.'
For several days the strife ragged in
the convention with the utmost intensity,
between the Girondists and the Jacob
ins. The party which could obtain the
majority would surely consign the other
to the seaffold. M. Roland, the Giron-
dist Minister of the Interior, was a man
of great power, but Madame Roland,
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first of The Old Curiosity Shop and
then OF De Quincy's Confession, with
other and minor talk, Jennie touched on
the scenery of the bay, with its white
winged butterflies, and the black beetle
that an hour or two before, had been
crawling up the harbor.
/ always think she said, when l
look out upon the barbor, that perhaps
some day it will bring my brother back
to me and then / shall not be alone,
or unhappy, or tired any more. Oh, if
| could only know whether he is living
or dead-whether shall ever see him
again !
The tears would come, and her eyes
were all glistening as she looked up into
the face of her friend.
Mr.. Brewer seemed absent, yet pres
ent tender, yet i'll at ease. The thought
darted into her mind, perhaps he knows
more Of my brother than | -
Have l ever told you anything about
myself? he asked at length.
Never.
Upon this he moved his chair close be-
side her, but SO as not TO IN G ct her
glance, and told her the story of his life
down TO the present hour. 1t was told
concisely but all the prominent facts
were there. Then changing his place,
taking her cold hand, and looking into
her eyes he brought tears to them again,
and bushes to her face, by the question
'Will you trust me and love me?
Jennie whispered-she couldn't find
her voice.
Will? always have
When they both found words for other
sentences, Jennie had been talking, Mr.
Brewer exclaimed
Married | never even loved be-
fore.'
A slow step was heard on the stairs,
4 gentle rap at the door, and pale young
nan entered.
'Jennie?' ?
Robert"
And the maiden had another JOY add
ID TO the sweetest bliss of life.
But Robert had come to die-to die
as the day dies, slowly receding TO the
other side of lie.
He had brought the gold, which he
rad spent his young life in earning, for
he two at home. One had no need of
yold now the other had no wish for il
,ut the dust was hers: and when the
weeks had gone in which they had sweet
ned his receding life with the breath Of
owe, leaving him at last where flowers
,rown upon live stalks, and roses cut in
nowy marble, made his last home beau
iful, it flowed from her own and her
usband's hands in channels which glad
ened many poor girls life, and made
he sister and her other noble self hap
ier for the joy of thus making his lost
fe bloom in many relighted eye and
ekinded check.
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The afternoon sun of a September
Sabbath wrapped in CHEEKY light the
dark and sea washed hull of an ocean
steamer coming up the bay to the crowd
ed pier.
AT the same moment Jennie's friend
turned down a dull, dark street, entered
a door way, and assembled the creaking
stairs. 1t was one of the brick houses
with their smoked and smoking chin
neys, before which lay the ever changing
picture of the bay. To-day, after long
discussion Of the beauties and blemishes,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-10-22
MARRIAGE.

IT'S LOVES AND hates, sorrows and an.
l. gers, hopes and fears, regrets and joys
MANHOOD, how lost, how restored the
nature, treatment and radical cure Of Sper.
matorrhea or seminal weakness; involuntary
emissions, sexual debility and inpediments &c
marriage generally; nervousness, consumption
fits, mental and physical iEcapacity, resulting
from SELF ABUSE-are fully explained in the
MARRIAGE GUIDE by WI. YOUNG, II
D. This extraordinary book should be in the
hands of every young person contemplating
marriage, and every man who desires to limit
the number of their offspring 20 their circum-
stances. Every pain, disease and ache inciden-
tai to youth, maturity and old age, is fully er-
planned; every particle of knowledge that shoulc
be known is here given. lis full Of sngravings.
in fact it discoses secrets that every one should
know; still il 10 book that must be Locked M.
and not lie ab1at the house. II will - sent 70
any one on the receipt of twenty five cents in.
specie or postage stamps. Addres, DR.. " II
YOUNG, No. 4l6 SPRUCE Street, above
Fourth, Philadelphia.
az AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
no matter what may be your diseass, before you
place yourself under the care Of any Of the no
torious Quacks-native or foreigD-who adver-
tise in this or any other paper, get copy of Dr..
Young's book, and rss< il carefully. twill be
the means of saving you many . dollar, 70 N
health and possibly your life.
DR.. YOUNG can be consulted on Ak of I'll.
diseases described in his publication At bis of
Zee, No. 4l6 SPRUCE Street, s,Ioye Fourth,
ONCE hours from 70 >, DIZZY.
.-. June - G11ly.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

c. M. WILLIAMS will be candidate. At
the ensuing November election, to represent
the First District (Iowa Township) in the State
Legislature. a2i8 sigH Sze
The name Of FRANK NJ. TRACY viii be
presented to the Republican County Conveu.
ton, for the Office Of Treasurer of Douiphau
County.
BENJAMIN HARDING is candidate for
reelection, to the Office of Register of Deeds,
in Doniphan County.
DR.. THOS. C. SHREvE win be supported
by true blue Union men, at the ensuing cleo.
ton, for Representative in the Legislature,
from the First District.
The name of d. B. CHURCH will be pre.
scented to the Republican County Convention,
for the Office of Register of Deeds.
IRA ]. LACOCK is q candidate for Rep
resentative from the 18th District, Brown
County,) in the next Legislature.
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Proclamation by the Sheriff:
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
nourpu

October II, 1868.
WHEREAS, A Proclamation has bean is
w sued by the Governor Of the State Of
Kansas, proclaiming that on the third day o.
November next, there shall be chosen By bal
lot, according to the law governing General
Elections, a Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the State of Kansas, to fill the vacan-
cy occasioned by the resignation of the Hon.
Thomas Ewing, Jr., and to serve for the re-
mainder of the unexpired term;
And whereas, the law provides for the cleo
ton of certain County officers, on the first
Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in No
vember;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
an election will be held at the several voting
precincts in Doniphan County, on Tuesday. the
third day of November next, at which the fol-
lowing officers are to be elected: A Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court of the State of Kan
sas, one Sheriff, three County Commissioners,
one County Clerk, one Recorder of Deeds, one
County Treasurer, one County Surveyor, one
County Assessor, and one Coroner. Also, a
Representative in each Representative District
in DJniphan County, to wit: the LIST, I'll, Sd,
4th, and 5th; Iowa Township constituting the
1st District, Wolf River and Burr Oak the 81 i,
Washington the Sd, Centre and Marion the
4th. Wayne the 9Th. Also, District Attor
ney for the Second Judicial District, composed
of the Counties of Atchison, Doniphan, Brown,
Nemaha, Marshall, and Washington.
w. D. BEELER,
Sheriff Of Donipfan County, Kansas.
October IS, lS63-3w
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General Orders No. ,.
HEADQUARTERS K. NJ,

HEADQUARTERS NJ W.,
TorrxA, Sept. IA, 1863.
maven. irregularities and to secure uni
fsrnity, it il ordered;
That from and after the PRONUNCIATION OF
ri, o,d.r, the muster rolls of all companies OF
.;It;, Organizing or hereafter to be organized
!, n. Northern Division, shall be forwarded
M; Gen. James L. Mcdowell, Headquar-
,..,.Iu,euworth. All companies organic
n, or to be organized, in the Southern Dr.
,,.;oD shall forward their rolls to Maj. Gen.
Jobu B. Scott, Headquarters at Leroy, Kansas.
AsulI compliance with the laws regulating the
examination is enjoined, and especially that
,.csion requiring prescribed oath to be duly
administered to and subscribed by each men,
Der Of the respective companies.
II. Hereafter commissions will be issued
and forwarded upon the recommendations OF
the Major Generals commanding Divisions
Ii. M.ior Generals will cause copies of the
muster rolls. as soon as possible after their re-
esip., to be forwarded % the Office of the Ad-
jutsnt General.
Ill., Until further ordered, the regiments
organised in the Southern Division will be
numbered and recognized as follows: The re-
Eiment composed of the militia of Douglas
County, Col. 2. F. Swift, commanding, As
runber ONE; the regiment composed of the
militia of Linn County, Col. John T. Snoddy,
commanding, as number TWO; the regiment
composed Of the militia of Shawnee County,
COL VI. ". q. Lawrence, commanding, as
number THREE. Regiments hereafter organic
Cd will be numbered according to the dates of
their respective organizations.
By order Of the Commander in-rhief.
GUILFORD DUDLEY.
Sept 24-4". Adjutsnt General.
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Straxed or Stolen.

IRON the subscriber, at Padonia, Brown
l. County, about the 9Th inst, q light gray
mare, six years old, probably fifteen hands
high. slim built, and when she left, her hind
legs were somewhat CALLED. Her ears are
shorter and rounder tipped than horses gene.
rally. and lop slightly. She was last seen at
the Spaulding farm, west Of White Cloud.
will pay a reward of sos to any person return
ing her to me. or giving information leading
to her recovery. ]. F. ORDWAY.
October %, lS634w.
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6eHeral Orders No. ?.

HEADQUARTERS N. Div. K. S.M.,)
,'tSwonrH, September IS, 1863.
n. : Captains of Companies in the Northern
."l''n Of Kansas State Militia, will see that
I,. man subject to military duty, under the
,,.' o' NE State, is at once enrolled in his re.
"a. ae Ward or Township, as the law pro-
n. All Captains are hereby authorized to
saa order. 1' ~ carrying ou'
W, Any person subject to military duty,
u,,.,., 70 be enrolled, or to take the oath
o,a,.S ey law, and published in General
H,,s D. is at once to be reportedt to these
S,y al Companies of Enrolled Militia in
sit.' asI District, excepting those of the
b,s.U LeaVenworth aud Atchi.ou. will mae.
And NJ, ~. % Saturday of each week, at the time
\, saee fixed by their commanding os,e.r,.
Command of Maj. Gen. McDo~.ll.
Or Ii. HAcKBusCH, A. A. @.
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WATCHES { JExElRIIl
OF the Richest md Most Ecaki0na-
BILE Patterns.
Offered at Retail at Wholesale PrieeSi

OF the Richest md Most Ecaki0na-
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Offered at Retail at Wholesale PRIEST
THE HUBBARD BROS, No. 65 81 Mas
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and Importers of all the Leading, Rich and
most popular Styles af WATCHES and j s.W
ELRY, being determined upon increasing
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limitation of gold; effected by patent pro-
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perfect, while it does not cost one third a.
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upwards.
HUNTING COMPOSITION oASED II
vERS. English manufacture Movement; cap
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the newest improvements. Heavy cased AMI
good limitation gold. Price only SIS. Retail.
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HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsED AR
MY WATCH. Richly engraved ,jeweied and
fancy works. Unsurpassed for Suffers Traders,
etc. Price SIS. Retails at from $40 to 500.
A great variety of other Watches, at low
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LADIES' sETTs Of Brooch and Ear Drops
10 correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond. &
very rich pattern, and entirely new. Price 81.
Coral and Bead entwined. very neat and
pretty ornament, handsomely mounted, So 25.
GENTLEMAN'S VEST CHAINS. Par.
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MAC, very heavy, S..
RINGS.-Plain, only 75c. Scroll. very hea-
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81 so. Double, chased-or with stones 81 so.
BOSO / STUDS.-A variety of new and
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BOSOM AND SCARF PINS.-Leaf, with
Opal and Fancy Stones, 81. Imitation Dia
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LoCKETs.-Double Glass, richly engraved
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Persons wishing any Of the above. have on.
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our address, and the articles will be sent free
of expense, by return mail
U Orders to the amount of twelve dollars
and upwards viii be sent By express to any of
the loyal States, with bill payable to the E,-
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Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants
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General Orders No. q.
HEADQUARTERS N. Div. K. S. NJ. !

HEADQUARTERS N. Div. K. S. MI
hfAVEsWoRrH, September Is, 1863.
Commanders Of Regiments, Battalions and
'0npanies, in the Northern Division of Kan.
!" State Militia. will direct each COMPANY, at
"ef hrst meeting, to sign copy of the fol-
'O''ng OATH certified to by person authori1.
=" 70 administer osths. and transmit the same
e'hese Headquarters:
oIra.-We do solemnly swear that we will
Import protect and defend the. Constitution
~ cna government of the United States, and the
constitution and Government of the State Of
..1sas' against all enemies, whether foreign
"sOnestIe, and that we will bear true faith
~ - D!aty to the same; and further, that We
,..su uls .ithout any reservation or evasion, to
I.Ilp'm in good faith all the duties which NAV
s'i! DC required of US. So help us God.
Names of Members. | Age.
A., SUBSCRIBED and sworn to before me, this
~yd-, A. d. 1863.
'!sonnand Of Maj. Gen. Mcdowell
h. HACKBUsCH, A. A. G.
Oct. 8, Is634r.
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4,lSi Bushels Of Corn,
1850 Bushels Of Oats,
ia Tons Of Hay.
Az Westport:
1880 Bushels Of Corn,
200 Bushels Of Oats,
LIS Tons Of Hay,

all to be of the best Quality. The corn and
oats to be shelled, and sacked in good gunny
bags, we'll sewed with linen wine, and to be
free from dirt, chat, or other foreign matter.
The days of delivery in each month, to be
fixed by the senior officer of the Qua-termas-
tar's Department, on duty at Kansas City.
Proposals must be in duplicate, must state
the residence of the party proposing. and must
be accompanied by the written guarantee of
at least two responsible parties known to this
officer, or satisfactorily vouched for, that in
case q contract is awarded under the terms Of
this advertisement to the part or parties nam
ed in the proposal. the contract will be accept
ed and entered into, and good and sufficient
security for its faithful performance furnished
without delay.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
proposals that may be offered. and none will
be considered unless the requirements of this
advertisement are strictly complied with.
The right is also reserved to abrogate con-
tracts at any time, by giving fifteen days no.
tice to contracting parties
L. C. EASTON,
Major, and Chief Quartermaster.
C. Est, Oct. II.
r. Est, Oct. 20.
Chief Quartermaster's Office, Fort Leaven-
worth, October 81, 1868. Oct 22-3w.
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NOTICE.

Proposals. for State Rrintlng.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed "Pro.
posais for State Printing" will be receiv.
Cd 1t the ONCE Of the Secretary of State, To.
peka, Kansas, until the FIRST Mosday in No
vemoer next, for the executing Of the several
branches Of State Printing, in separate con.
tracts. As hereinafter specified, for the term OF
one Year from the fourth Monday in Decem-
Der next.
Proposal No. L.
For the printing Of all BILLS for the two
Houses Of the Legislature, together with such
Resolutions and other matter a. may be order
cd BY the two Houses or either of them to be
printed in Bill form. Bids 10 specify the price
per quire at which the bidder proposes to fur
nish the necessary paper, of good and substau-
tiai quality. for the performance of the work /;
the price per token for the press work; and
the price per thousand ems for the competition
OF the same, at which the bidder proposes to
execute the work. Such work to be printed in
folio foolscap form. on small plea type, each
page TO contain not less than twenty Eve lines
Of solid matter Of the usual length, and the
lines to be successfully numbered in the usual
manner; and in counting the composition upon
such work, the same shall be measured - solid
matter. and every necessary fraction of q page
70 be counted as full page, but no entire
blank page TO be counted or charged for.
Proposal No. 81
FL. IN. n,;,,;n. ~ a.. roupN.,se,..
Senst. .nd Hor.e 1..H.:.aa y. 'n Nc
.ncb r.nnrt. cnn.un;s.t;ons Ia 49, ad a., -
msnt. =. enter into .nd ~. nar, ~ So ~.
Jonrn.I. Rid. - .nac;f. The ,.;.e - a,';.e
Sor ths ,,.ne, ,bs 80 ny, nu;l sv r. qa. o.
vorS .pd n. nr;.e Ne, ,honsanS .. ' 81 .hs
eomnosition. n. aid Journ.i. n hs nr;ntaS
IN .nns. ro.., o..s :. &c. ~ ... ~ Is P,useu
., ssps .;nei. is.daS H. - H.. "a ,Sns p,u,
order a. i. eons;.,sns .;,h cod .orS w ur
~;,hon. rnna.a... ~.
broken pages; the pages to be Of the same size
as those Of the Journals OF the Legislature Of
1860.
Proposal No. S.
For N. ,,;n,;,. ~ all ps,o,t. ooun,r;.
cation. ~ n,has So.un.n,. IT, Nv" ha =.
I'D !, I ho nr;u..d IN WpuapT CO., e t y.
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General Order No. 8.
HEADQUARTERS kansas Militia, !
TorEXA, October %, 1863.

TorEKA, October %, 1863.
lnprecincts where Militia Companies were
organized prior to the commencement of the
present year. but have failed to comply with
the law in matters of drill, reports, &c, and
10" Companies have been organized under
General Order No. 1, from these Headquarters,
Absorbing large proportion of the men enroll
60 under the original organization, the last or
e'nnaon will be recognized and sustained.
members Of such Companies are enjoinsd to
faithfully obey all lawful orders of their officers
'i't chosen and commissioned.
D! order Of the Command or in-Chief.
G. DUDLEY, Adjutant General.
October 8, is63-2s.
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WArsoN'a
W0Ollen Factory
Hensvsa, IAprevsd, sld na1anpuQ

MI wsula respectfully ss.sasss - -
w former patrons, that having rs61ssA 80
sstsslish8eat and adlsd asrs nsshiassy. -
saats.
We viii be prepared to 90 saEssn 0Raw
and spinning, fullisg, dyeias, nd drsuine, =
the Eost reasosasis terms.
We will also be prepared 70 DapshSearsGe~
siners, satinet, Jssas, Lins4y, Nssasl, ssa
Blankets.
Customers from distance can rslv ~. ~
ing attended to promptly.
We have removed from our former ssa,i. -
the Steam Mil building in Oregon. Csas.
every one, and we will full, card or bay yosr
wool. for which we will pay the highsst asrksS
price, in Cash.
SAMUEL WATSON Z SOM.
esssoh, No, .Aerit . rsee-em.