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Munieipal EIeetion-CandidateS, Sc.


~ UNCoNDIET55osNTA,kk UNION TICKET.
ZOE AAi'1~u.s~ ~.rrAnu
hLOnAAsD .A.-"t>u..,
For AIDsSSooHhN B. ruRroN.
FoR cOxxGs S SSs y WV
q join Il x I. kaEEsn.
my f Is. ASShs THOMAS H. DoNoHuE.
0IF1hsr WARD 2f TNHE2fEDlrioSAI UNION
f0k "A'JoHN H. sEMhEs.
For AIDhasTEtos ' W. EMERSON
FOB ''NN? Jos s0 Z kATs1Ns.
Il Il. & {: s W1hses'.
For ASsfss .F IsANNER. myg.te.
O. sh00NU B %A II5k EEFF00sDITI'sAI
0A !" RICHARD WALLACE.
FOR NLDA5 ). RUSSELL BARR.
FOR c0"1? sA SHgkfltW v. OWEN.
my 2O-eost" SAMUEL 4. PEUGH.
T INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE.
US SECOND WARD.
my a ae-ses GEORGE T. RAuB.
~THIRD WARD--JgNE ELECII0N;m3;Ths
Ward v iii support the following ticket 1t the ap
proachine municipal election, Wis:
FOB nAfRdfecH ARD wALLAoH.
foa A11 9osEfH r. BROWN.
ron ''f$ $$$$$ s;}'sz A lssEEssa4rs.
FoR As: ynRaEsp eKEAN .psu
TTHIRD WARDIyYNE EL I.s. z Or 7i,ns
Mi support the following ticket at the June
F0R hA1 Rsff0HARD wALLAcH.
FOR AhD AzfIIExANDER R. SHEPHERD.
FoR COMMON CopNGILG1,
5 5 e T v v zAfS S$SHS; 3, st..
~F01kTH w4 4ESK ssRErHSDrs7 UNION
~" " John H. sEMMEs.
FOR AIDfs JAMES ENGLISH.
For CoNN0WS CS @ GdoRr
ELIJAH EPMoNsToN.
Intel. Repub n Chron. Con. Union.l
rFoURTTIH[o N T4 4FSKF TTEcoNDIFIoNAI
For hA50EkTIcHARD wALLAoH.
FOR AlDs 5SS ?: PEPPER.
JOSEPH F0ILANssgEE,
my12 MICHAEL LARNER.
UNCONDITI0NAL UNION TICKET.
FOB RICHARD wALLAcH.
i0A cHAs I. cANF1ELp.
N VIM E FERGUSON.
JAMES B. DAVIS,
J. B. WARD.
For ASSEssoR-
B. +. DYER. may 6-Sw'
@sIXTH WARD UNCONDITIONAL UNION
f0S "ARIC RICHARD wALLAcH.
FOR ALOhS JOHN h. PEAKE. my .l-st-
~ SEVENTH WARD UNCONDITIONAL
N UNION TICKET.
f'H RICHARD wALLAcH.
l0A ok9sBY 8. MOVES.
FOR o0sNG q. V ". HAMILTON.
OHIO BOSWELL.
my cote JOHN H. D. RICHARDs.-
~ eEvENrHMwAKD UNCONDITIONAL
N UNION TICKET.
FOE "A'o5SOHN H. sEMmEs.
A a. PETER NJ. PEARSON.
FoR COMMON CouNcIL-
2 WE & g; PKRkEY,
GEO. WRIGHT
PoR ASSESSOR.
IL INDEPENDENT 5 EN5eS CANDIDATE
JOHN II. SEMMES.
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UNION HOSPITAL STEAMERS FIRED UPON
BY GCERRILLAS.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

UNION OFFICERS REPORTED BARBAROUsLY
MURDERED.
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FOURTH WARD, SECOND PRECINCT.-No.
tiee is hereby given that in c9pfo5p't sS tho
ton, an election will be held in the Second Pre-
cinct of the Fourth Ward, in the basement of the
day of June, for Mayor Of said city to serve two
years; one member of the Board of Aldermen, to
Common Council, to serve one year, to represent
said Ward
Polls will be opened at o'clock q. M, and will
close al O'Clock p. M -
CHAS. H.ANDERSON,
CHAS. WALTER.
THOMAS GALLIGAN,
my q Com mi ssi Oners.
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ROsT l. SUIT RO,
a of

HOSIERY szND FANCY GOODS.
No. 253 BALTIMORE STREET, BALfIMoRu,
Have removed their Office from No. S34 7th street,
to No. Is Market Space, up stairs, where they will
continue to keep full line of samples Of ell their
new goods received by every steamer from Europe
We invite our customers to call and examine them,
my 2l-6tt DROST 6UTRO
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IL HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH NE
HENDEhsON The business will hereafter be
conducted und er the name of KIpwELL & HEApRR-
son. J. Il. AlU wv ELL.
Wsshin gton, May 10th, 1884. UyH-lw
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TOR WARM wEATHER.

FIVE BROOD MARES FOR SALE, 81
Two alread have colts. the other three on
the way. Inquire corner Of ~ street and ~
Virgins avenue. MICHAEL CREGAN.
ryc s
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Weahingfon Gossin.

It seems from the correspondence of the Oncir-
rati Gazette that the appointment of the Bal
timore Convention in Jnne, was a triumph of
Lincoln Instead OF Chase, as the latter desired
it postponed until late summer or early fall
II leaks out, since the 1wick ed rebellion" of
Chase and his friends against the Cove rnment
that the Secretary has thrice rendered his res
isDat;on, aud thrice hes its acceptance been
refused. We always expected Chase to get
cut of Office before the fnantial catastrophe
betalls the C; untry, and have wondered at bis
delay: when the crash may be ex pected at any
time, The above enlghtens us. He-wiH so ar
range matters get as not to be the unfortunate
occupant of the Treasury Office when the green
backs go to the dogs There will be another
Secretary hhen that time comes.
The BIa:rs and other prominent Republicans
(,his, mind ycu Fe learn from the ..Repuhl-
can lEess,) .pte waeing bfttef warfare OF
i}hase ia oIder TO drive him out of the Cabi-
uet. Chase is wuitirg anxiously to know
whether Lincoln conbives at their, attacks in-
tending, as as he finds such to be the
fact. to resign for tie fearsh timcl
But 6ne Of the funniest pieces of gossip cur
rent IN pWsshington is the rumored proposal Of
Fremont TO rnn for President on the Democratic
ukcet, on the gIoupds that be has always been
a Democrat is opposed to arbitrary arrests, aad
Eaies I.incoln with all the intensity of sound
and patriotic CopFerhead.
Among the candidates sroken offor Demo
cratic nrAin alton. .He sill anote from Rcpubli-
can nthoriry } is Miilard Filmore-a most
excellent man. by the way, thoroue hly nation
al, and now Vallandigham Dtmocrat-just
as Mr. Webster, his great Secretary of Site,
would be to-day if be we're living
One more item, which find in the " ash
ineton correspondence of the Cincinnati Ga
zette The correspondent says the Democrats
"sesm TO be confident of carving the next
Presidential elecfon and talk as iaunfiy as
though last fall had been one long triumr hal
processie n" Certainty we expect to carry
the next election. We feel very of i.
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Reverse TO Gen. Seymour's Expe
ditiOn i'm Florida.

/ NEW YORK, FEB. 27.-The Times says the
steamship Fulton. from Port Royal Wednes.
day last, arrived here at a late hopr last night
bringing information of sad reverse to cur ex
| peditjon under Gen. Seymour in Florida
] We are unable TO give details, because after
the En- ton had Iut into the bay she was board
ed by the Provost Marshal and Quartermsster
With orders from Gen. Gilmore to deprive pas
sereers of all private letters in their possession
| To Passengers by the Fnlion we are indebtt d
for the following main fact of th battle:
On the after noon of the Goth our troops
under Gen. Seymour met the enemy, fifteen
thousand strong. fifteen miles beyond Jackson
sille and eight miles beyond Sanderson, on the
line OF The Jacks. nrile aud Tallahassee railroad
The Latrle W; desperately fough hit during thre.
hours, and at sunset our forces. overpowered
by numbers, tired to Sapderson, taking
with them erea'er rart of the wounded
The 9TH Connecticut 7,h New Hampshire
18th and i50th Few York, and 9Th United
Stat. u. were engaged. Col. TribIy. 9Th Uni
ted States, was left dead on tie field. Col.
Reed Hungarian oficer was -mortalIy wound
ed. All the officers of Hamilton's battery
we're wounded. Capt. Hamilton was wounded
in the arm and is at G n. Gilmore's headquay-
ters at Hilton Head. Col Gny Henry, iooi the
40th Massac husettss, had three horses shot uu-
der him, but escaped unhurt. = - -
The Cosmopolitan arrived at Beaufort on
9Ionday evening, with iwo hundred and forty
wounded. Col. Reed. Tho was among them,
was still living when the Fulton left on
Wednesday. ,....-
. Tie enenny's loss is not knoRp.. They cap
iured FIVE guns # is supposed that the
troops were from 3rage's army. Gen. Hardee1
hin self was on ihe field, having c me to Flor.
ida pl p ,yigir TO his family, AID also TO form o
second marriage.
Our less is vafiously estimated at from Eve
lrphdred to tbirteen hundred Seventy eight
rebel irisoners we're brought by Ike Fulton.
We understand. that the purser Of the. Fu!tcns
has a list of the killed and wounded which he
win show, but viii rot allow it to be copied.
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NOa4o,.'

one platfors, in the field, Of uurnixed fs6lit
plexiont Pure white Of the Union aas ze
was and the Conrfitutioni as Il isI Hota mems
grel Union anda bastard Constitution come
posed of discordapt elements Of Normal csps
tralism dSzxon iocalislA, or Of dezpotieH
and selfgoysrnmenf, but z1ck Union ss b4&
fathers made, in which the powers of the Kstf
eral Government shall be held within the. de-
fniteiy prescribed limits of the Constit1fions
precisely as they were defined BIZ its foundeFs,
and a. they have always been -interpreted ~
the Democracy. A platform from which th15
monstrous. thus bloody usurpation called sHM
power shall be extracted as the fang frpM
the bead Of tke serpent, 20 that the Ercet <elt
untary principle of eoyernmsnf, the only -
eonstructiing force, may be once more set N
motion for the salvation Of our country
There win be sueh aplatform, and there vil.
pc neminee to stand in good faith uponEite
That vail be the Democracy. IT alone Ni'I
havethe records, the principles and legends cf
democracy. If no more, IN an age Of 66lh6
and pigmiss,5 its will srepfeseht 4 giant q
will be the fallow ground where the sse2 -
liberty may be soNn again after the 7ood rf
blood has subsided It will be the top Of the
mountain in the Deluge, lingering there Iik6
the lost star in the burning sky, Or ~ 4he laSs
resting place of hope when the Natsr..oeJ
death have covered the whole land And i
there be one eye left in the South 20 WscE
over the fallen temple reared BY the eomRtl
wisdom of our fathers, il shall ieesif, and a5ai
kindie up with the light Of q fresh hope, thaI
all may lot yet be lost ~ ]. 49, -.
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From the Philadelphia Sunday Mercury.l
LYRICS FOR THE TIMES.
BIZ PETER PEPpERcoRN.

~ Z ! =
II h g @ opp g ad.
Tune" Green grpiO he Rushes, o ("
Old Abe and his hireling ereF, ~ -
Both ip and eait pf season, y. z+,,-,-r
The Abolition cry renew. - Al'fti
And brand your name with tyenson, o., -
Peeppse ypu will MT nifeer cry 's,.i 1,
And freely by Ihe nose be led !, = : : -
To fighting you they daily try
by calling you GoPperhead.
s,isa=5E sj *. eHohus.S'As sta.,t. s,n ls,
Then hurrah for Copperhead,
1Iurrah for Copperhsad So 5ssf.
1t has the sterling sound of cash.
There's premium on q Copperhead.
Opr land to day is ruled by knaves.
Backed up by sword and trigger, O;
Who try TO make us willing slaves,
And equal TO the nigger. o /;
All GU that would such menials be,
And take nigger wife to wed,
Amalgamate; butsas for me
Id rather be Cppperhead-
CHORUS.
Rather be Copperhend,
Rather he Cepperhead,
No menial. niger wife for me,
& I d rather be a Copperhead.
The wing Abolition set
Having caused all our disasters, o.
And loaded us with tax and debt,
Reduced us 10 shinplasters. o;
They have abolished peace and gold,
And substituted war and lead
And if lou don't the power uphold
They brand you as q aCopperhead.
CHORUS.
Brand you as Copperhead, =
Brand you as q Copperhead
If, you won't kiss Abe's zoe,
They brand you Copperhea1'
$3.50,
A glorious name. however, me ant
- No name could be more proper, O,
ShiBplaster men are ten Ter ent
At least below good copper. n;
Let Shoddyites contrac oIs al. 49,
: Fall down apd worship Uncle Ned {:
Although they ttred,en. steoi and totrl,
They cannot skeere a Copp erhead.
CHORUS. 49,.
Then hulrah for Copperhead,
Iiurrah for Copperbead ~
% ~ Brave boys we glpry in the ma mo
OF Democratic CoPPerkfGd.
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Retalition,

NEw YoRK, FEB. 27.-In the correfpoh I
dence passed between Generals Peck and Pick
ett, in relation to the death of the rebel Col.
Shaw, and subsequent execution By rebels.
of negro soldier for his alleged murders Gen.
Peck encloses the Presidents order for retaIiaI
ton in case a soldier of the United States Il,
killed in violation of the laws of war, and says
til he learns Pickett's action IN the premise
Pickett replies that had be caught any negro
who had killed either q Gonfedra.e ef6ceF,
soldier or citizen, he uouh have imned eely9
executed him. He hse four hundred and ify
United States officers and men inshis p6t tses1iol
and for ever. man Peck executes he viii klnfP
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n@ Why is . lady pulling on her sosspls
ike man who drinks TO drown his grief
Because in so-lacing herself sbs i5 getting
tight. - :: - :. -. =
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r<a PoyrnrY is tEs only dssd which D.
the heavier the mere loved ones there are g Z
assist in carrying it. "
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ER- WoMAN is the river, u6ic6 4 sc6t i
il miss the sea- Man Is the sea, N1leiz s q
miss the river, is the sea still y
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as- Pride is sometimes very good helps
mate to good for tune, but ike q Jappanese
wife, it should perish at the fanersl pilo q
che estate. 1ia q = - q
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:. ny> THE little baby children that We syelsks
learn only IN Heaven how dear they were Rss
Us on earth. - .ss5 --.e,
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B h
IA MIT.Y

. are Rrsyurtd bG5eT The i1nGeai2te supervision Of
4 skItifGl Physician. and thty may DC Felse Upon Il.
al eases.
The intelligence OF thv community i Lot Inxulted
Dy the otter u = single medicine which claims 70
cure AL DISEAsEs, but tho 0rS3ienborg kelaeolca
consists OF eleven different unedicnes, all uneqGA4eC
u the cure OF the diseases iOr which Ihay arerec0m-
neBded, among whioh may DC selected one SpprS-
pirate 10 any % the diseases incident 10 has county
1.-THE CIR VEGETABLE PILLS
are better than any other kind Of Pulls n the world
xSSGREFENBERG UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is an i~nEalbble remedy tor all female diseases
1-fHE UTERINE CATmoLIC0E will also
cure Gravel. diseases OF the kidneys, urinary dill
culties in males.
ESTHE GRGFENBERG sARSAPARnLA is
by far the most powerful and eneAelou- compound
SSeTHE GREFENBERG DYsENTERY SYR-
Up u a certain and quick remedy for all diseases 81
sS-THE GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY new
er fails TO permanently relieve thu distressing dis
ESTHE GREFENBERG CHILDREN's PAN
ACEAi is an invaluable compound in el diseases in
ES"THE GREFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY IS q sovereign specific Tor this particular
ES-THE GREFENBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
OINTMENT exeels all other salyes In IT'S curative
etiectS-Price - cents
RSTHE GRkFENBERG CONsUMPfIVE1S
BALM Affords the most astonishing relief IN all pull
monary eomplaints-PTice 50 a bottle. sS~An emf
nent Physician of New York, states that he has
known the GrRtenberg Cousumpuves Balm used
with great sueeessin DroPsy. Our own exPerisacs
a-THE GRERENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
are the most pleasant and delightful tonic ever pre-
sS-THE GREFENBERa EYE LOTION is nm
p~arslleled in all Inflammation or diseases OF the eye
Price . cents,
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SoENE- ON THE OHIo.-0ur boat stop
ped to take in wood On the shore,
among the crowd was q remarkable
stupid fellow, with his hands IN his
pockets and his under lip hanging
down ..af Us
dandy, ripe for a scrape, mods
ssd winks at all around, SAYING.
Now I'll have some fun III Irigh-
ten the green horn"
Hejumped ashore with a large
drawn Bowie brandishing tin the
face ofthe "green 'un," exclafming-
HNow I'll punish you Pye been
looking for you a week"
The fellow stared stupidity at the
assailant; he e~yidentlY had not. sense
enough to be scared; but, as the Bowie
knife came near his face, one of his
huge fists suddenly vacated his peck.
cts, and fell hard and heavy between
the dandyss eyes, and the poor fellow
was foundering in the Ohio.
Greeny jumped on board our boat,
put bis hands in his pockets, and, look
ing around, said
@Maybe, there's somebody else
that has been looking for me a week."
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YANKEE NOTIONS.

NANKEE NOTIONS.
In the Notion department I aim 10 keep q
full supply of all the leading articles, bought ex-
pressiy for the jobbing- Trade. On my shelves may
300 doz. Cotton Hosiery of grades mostly 6Os0R Tad
IS :" Cotton snd Lisio Thread Gloves,
50 Gents Suspenders of 81 qualities,
100 Neck Ties. all eolOrs and prices,
800 Gents Collars,
so "55yds Spool Cotton Thread,
go lbs Black Linen,
so Packs Pins Nos.2 2, 8. as
100 gross Ladies Dress Buttons, assorted.
100 Coat. Pants and Vest Ruttons.
so Pearl Shirt Buttons.
500 COmmo Agate -
50 Lead Pencils,
100 Reams Note, Letter and Fools Cap Pspsrs
500 dor. Ladies Dress Brsids IL assorteiScIors,
100 gross Steel Pens,
10000 Gun Gaps,
loo gross 81 yard Shoe Lases. .E -Hl-G
100 u Hooks and Eyes,
lJ doz. Pocket Memorandum,
30 gross Pen Holders,
$50 doE Serpentine Braid.
50 Marrow SILK do. IN coiors, Cd
10 gross Rubber Circular Combs, = a. o. a.
% Rubber and Horn dressing combs.
3 Genuine Yankee Soap.
2 "0ld Brown Windsor,
10 Ladies Silk Belts.
80 los Sewing SILK,
50 doc. Machine silk al c%olors,
800 Bolts Inc velvet Ribbons, sssortecs tyiss-
10 gross Ladies combs,
50 doz. Pocket Books,
100 gross Rubber Hair Pins.
so lbs Common
2 gross Glenn's Honey Soap,
2 gross Lyons KsthaTon.
5000 Envelopes assorted
) Eross Japanned Tobacco Boxes,
20 gross Crochet Balls, assorted coIcrs,
! =" Burnstts Cocaine,
Sc. &c. &C..
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Alady residing in the South part of
Hartford, Conn., went to a passing
street car with her little son. 10. see
him safelyaef fer atrip up town
He stepped on board and SCRAMBLED
for the front Of the car. As he was
going his mother said: @Why, Willie
amt you going to kiss yoar mother
before yoa go?" The little fellow
was so delighted at the prospect of q
ride, and in such. Z hurry that he has
thy rejoined, locking back excitedly,
Conductor, won't you kiss mother
for met" And of course the passen-
G ers eeuldn't help smiling
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CrRIosIfIEs OF an EsoLIsa CEysus

CURIosITIEs OF An ENeLIsH CENsUs.
The new census of England shows
that women are engaged, among 9TH
ers, in the following curions pursuits:
Ten are bankers, seven r money
lenders, two hundred and seventy
four are commercial clerks, four hum
dred are printers, (tbanks mainly 70
Emily Faithfully thirteen are doctors.
Elk are reporters, or short hand Wri-
tiers, seventeen are. dentists, and
nearly tortyfour thousand are outdoor
agricultural laberers!
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8 l. lady friend of ours was In Chi
cagothe other day, and was asked by
acousin how she liked the Balmoral
stockings. 40, very well" was the
reply. "Well, L don't" said the cous-
intAsner wouldlI4 wear them either:
I'll be hapgedn IHmake BARRIERS
pole of my leg for the sake of being
fashionabIe."e ts-
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presing sT;fi

Ggaltant Massachusetts soldier.
finding his promotion getting ahead
OF hisAneaasv Of supporting it, and.
wondering where the new clothes
were coming from with which to en-
bellishCh isne% position, 4hought the
matter over and canegto avery wise.
c~onciueien!E He thus writes to his
fatherz@6fsa sHdaenzE Thought
There's Dadi what an inexhaustible
fountain of new clothes he used TO
be. NOV Il xepder If he wouldn't
Ike to embrace the present opportu-
nifty of deiicateiy marking his appre-
citation OF the lustreI have conferred
on tAe family, by presenting me.
with snch q suit. He has been SO
much in the habit of doing that sort
of thing, that It would como Just as
natural 10 him as possible. ought
to give him the first chance before
any mysother admirers. Now, father,
fyou are Just pining to do Il, don't
be modest or difident. Think of it,
father: If / had only had the suit
last night, it would have appeared in
presence of Generals,
sand yer so many other big
guns that / was invited to meet, and
you. poor patriotic son had to pay
his respects iu alittle bob-tailed Jack
ct, Ike an organ grinders monkey
Think of thai, fsther-don't it dis
tressyou? Now, father, | will only
saythafI you ShonE9 send me a suit
Gin the like of which Solomon in all
his-glerys was.n not arrayed. > it would
be warmly appreciated and very hon
estIy worn out: But Il, on the other
hand, yon feel half as poor as l do
if things have worked so that you
hadn't just as soon do it as not-and
a little sooner-why never mind; l
shall be sustained by the sublime con-
seriousness that Ihave done ms whole
duty in giving you the opening, and
console myself BY thinking of what
you haze given me from baby-cIothes
upwards. Your affeetionate (but bob,
tailed9asen, sssE . GsssasEsassz f.a
aAaa AaA 50 &xE$U
Be.are glad to say that the appeal
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Mother, do-they make books out.
of water?" no, my child; why do
you ask such a question:" 'Noth-
ing, only Tread the other day about
an immense volame of water -
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STATES AND FOREIGN
Patent Office Agency

Bank Street. opposite the Wedden House,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Our arrangements and years of experience gives
Us unusnai facilities for the transaction of ali bust
ness rotating to protecting inventions, ~obtsiniBg ca
Yeats, patents, extensions, prosecuting infringe
msns. and defending patents. MeshalI be released
to consult with inventors and others, witheat charge
upon all points of this business
BRAINARD & BURRIDGE,
Julyetf Solicitor and Attorneys for Patents
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GO TO
i McCONNELL'S,

AND GET MS OWN MAKE Of
o. 20 d. BS1pT Boots.
80 40 Kip 20 do do
Cavalry Boots, Long Legs.
Coarse Boots. D ) Prime.
G Gram do DO Do DO do
Il Se"trh Iirs. mems. Boys Zip & Coarse BoOts
army SAoe.. IL Youths Copper Tip do
inhnts do do
go Girls eau aud Kip do
10y. 3 ,iaio5sls Kip and Calf.
FOR THE LADIES.
Sast and Aid BalmgrGJ,. Goat and hid Boots.
EHsiis1 lasting i" Glove hid Balaer-lss
0Gr6wn make u Calf. Goat ana Kid BaImorsls
aud BeOteos.
Or MISSES AND CHILDREN.
oar Own mako,
Lasting BaiEorels. Lasting Cong Gaiters.
Goat & hiG 4" Calf and Goat BOotses.
Calf do Copper Tip Shoes,
silk gore Lasting Caters. > cent Shoes,
.kld, Coat and Cali BoOtes,
Custom Work,
Best style made to order, from d ehild's kid boo
tee, Il . mans s0wed I Boot.
A.. MCCONNELL, MAIN STREET,
Has the largest stock Of Boot, Shoes and RubbeEs.
ever before in this market. We do not ask You 10
come and buy. but come and let Us show You the
goods aud prices, and If we do not save You 10 rr ct
on what you pay us cash for, NO win stop the works
aud go as Uncle Sans boys Away down South in
Dixie" TO fight sseesh.
A NJ c C D n \ e l. Il S
BOOT i SHOE STORE,
Is one Of the best places on the Reserve, and has
been Tor fifteen years, 10 get good goods at low PR
ves. All work Is warranted, and what is not made
IN the shop, we get made out. and Is warranted all
the same. R@-Do not tail to call and see him before
you buy.
Mons Rubber OveTshoes, Mems Rubber Sandals,
" 0nisn's do MOmen's do
Misses and Chi.dren's OyershOes,
Just reed at MoCONNELL'S, MAN Street,