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~ Emigration 10 Iowa is immense.

~Sweeney denies that Lynch is a Fenian
SRI ugitive monks and nuns from Italy are
settling in the Tyrol.
IA cologne water factory has been starred
in Montgomery, Alabama.
&A needle latch has been in vented in Fn,
land. Ii is death TO burglars.
~General ". b. Forrest, who killed a negro
man some months ago, while tue latter WAS q
the act OF killing his wife, has been tried and
acquitted.
sSA lad OF "a died in Taunton las; week
from hard drink.
sS-A lady in Lowell was divorced from her
husband a. 10 a. m. and married at -. 10 the
same day.
~ Baked possum and tatersr is the festival
dish Of bon yiyants al Atlanta, Ga
~One OF the reasons why animals take on
fat faster in cold than hot weather, 10 tie
length Of the nights, and hence the greA.e.
quiet of the animals.
, - A colored preacher of Virginia only 1ts
years old, has Just married gushing beauty,
Of eighty.
H>-A rosber in 81. Louis, closely pursued by
policeman plunged into the river and was
drowned.
~Insurance rates in the oil regions have
gone mp out of sight
( H-The orange crop of Louisiana this year q
pronounced magnificent"
y ~ According TO writer In the Ian itL
nervous coughing may be prevented by nm
oing pretty smartly the end Of the nose witp a
brick. = '
50 An American carried the first I;aiisn
nag into Venice after the close OF the late ygar
The Austrlans ''growled"-the Italians .,sa-
ga ''Ho. For BraziIr meeting has been
called in Claiborne parish, LouIsiana. Be,,er
hoe in Claiborne parish.
~ A mechanical horse will be exhibited NJ
the great exhibition, which trots, gallons,
walks and prances after the most approved
style.
The Blue Ridge Mountains are covered
with snow. = yf..
~Idleness is hard work for these who are
not used 10 it-and dull work for those xno
are. --sf p -.f -
ga st Louis school teacher has been ar
rested for kicking and pounding a pupu.
~The Enfield (Ct) Stockinet Company
have reduced the number OF working hoe n
10 eight, winch Is a little more than was asked
for by the operatives.
- Wendell Philips says be was welded 10
truth and philanthropy when a boy. lie
must have become widower when Qut,e
yonng.-Bos.on Post.
~CArson Woodbridge. a negro. has baen
- nien ced 10 be hung at Cnesrsrneld. Va an
ihe I'm OF December next lie cumrn..ta A
hendish outrage upon a lady.
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The Coming Meteor shower.

Mr.. Alex Herschel, recently gave lectu-e
al the Royal Institution, '.On the shooting
Stars OF the year leoS-66, and on the Probabilt-
~ of the Cosmlcal Theory OF their Origin = lie
commenced Dy adyertlng TO the probability ss-
tablished by Professor Newton, Of Yale Col
Iege, United States, .'that m the curren. wear
1866, prodIgIous flight OF meteors. the mos,
imposing of It's kind, and visible over lac
area OF earth's surface, will make ats appear
ance-perh haps for The last time ia the Trsa~., Z
century-either on the morning OF the l3:n, or
on the 18th November"
The meteors should be especially looked for
between midnight and sunrise, and may oe
expected in greatest Abundance bet tween three
and four a. m. They proceed, with few s1-
ceptions, from a common centre IN some part
serves that between the 18Th Of October ana
the 18th OF November, during the years from
A ID 9C3 20 1893, not less thar thirteen great
star showers have been recorded. They are
separated from each other by the third mar, 81
a century, or by some multiple OF this period,
and are periodical appearances Of one grant
meteoric shower, viz that seen by Humboldt {
IN 1893. and by Olmstead IN 1888. the s:ar
shower expected 10 return IN the present
year. and known by the name of the great
November shower lts contact with ne
earth takes place one day IN the year ~
each OF its priLc LcIpal returns. According % ne
exact calculations OF Professor Newton ne
next passage OF the earth through the meteoric
group VIII take place two hours after sunrise
AT Greenwich on the morning Of the IAN uf
November, 1906 A watch on the morning Of
the 18th is recommended, las the moment Of
khtotceh ldit one GAY before he
predicted time" On the 18th Of Noyemher
lct5, hrst class meteors Were seen at Green
wich at the rate OF $50 per hour, and Ihe ..max-
Imum display OF the November meteors ~,
pected IN lStb, IS several hundred times gTea.-
er than that observed at Green wich on the
18Th OF November, lc65. Two hundred and
forty thousand meteors are computed by Arago
10 have been visible above the horizon of Bos
ton on the morning Of the 18th Of November.
1888"
The average height OF shooting stars az the
middle OF their apparent paths Is not quite SIX
ty miles above the earth.
Mr.. Herschel points out singular diferenc &c
In the behavior OF shooting stars and a,rol.tes
or meteorlc stones The meteoric stones most
frequently fall after MID day, between noon
and Q p. m. while the shooting stars are most
abundant after midnight; aud only one stone
has been known TO fall on the 10th OF August
or the 18th of November. when shooting s.ars
are most numerous.-Intellectnal Obserrer
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HALLS VEGETABLE

SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
nas Itself to be the most perfect prepar alton
ioT the hair ever offered TO the public.
1t Is . vegetable compound, and contains no in
furious properties whatever
IL WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
II will keep the hair from falling out.
IL cfenHes the scalp, and makes the hair soft
lBstrOus and silken.
IL is q splendid hair dressing.
No person, cid or young, should fail 10 use 1t
1T Is RECOMMENDED AND UsRD BY THE FIRsI
MEDICAL AUTHORITY
- Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair BE.
newer, and take ho other.
r. p HAIL 90,
Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by all DrHgRists. jaS-ThLy
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FAST TowN.-General McMackin, the
founder OF Pontctoc, Mississippi gives the fol-
lowing information a6out The first days of that
place: ain one month after laid off the 10 wn,
i sold SsO.OG0 worth Of lots. In two months 1
put up hotel; good log houses, with briek
sons with board and lodging; stable room and
lots TO accommodate four hundred horses In
three months after the laying of of the town
there were forty Live stores and thirty three
groceries. Property changed hands to the
amount OF $500, 900 per day for four years"
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NoTTHE NEEDLE GUN.-Why will not Euro
pean politicians ano statesmen learn that il
was not the needle gun whch defeated Aust ial
Of the S5-UN killed, wounded, and missing in
Benedeke.army, 3O,0OO were missing. This is
one OF the many symptoms of the disconteut in
the Austrian Empire, of the hostility between
its variousraces, and OF their hatred alike of
Austrian despotsm and Austrian oppression
of the people. .e -a-
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INDIAN OUTRAGRs-Two men were lately
killed by tie Arapahoes. near Fert Buford.
Colorado, twenty -four miles below Fort Hal
leck. One hsndred and sixteen mules were
recensty stolen by the Indians, ten tniles east
of JufeS51rg. The Cheyennes and Camanches
have murdered five emigrants captured a lot
childrea aud herses and burned wagons The
CheyenESs were dressed in uniforms. and had
government arms and saddles. The Canaan
ches and CbeyeHnes are strong parties, and
have taken fifteen scalps and a boy and a girl
prisoners They kave several white children
in their camps.
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ROMANCE OF REAL LIFE.-A Iamp Trim nar
in the United States navy, named Edward
Louis, who was employed on the steamer
Madawaska, at New York, lately asceriained
by foreign advertisement that he had become
heir 10 S3O0OOO in gold, the title OF Coun,. and
an extensive estate. Louis, who Is a voung
Hungarian, upon learning OF his good for
tune, deserted from the navy. but is now az
Washington, making an effort 10 secure a for
NAL discharge from the service, having the as
sistance OF the Austrian I'm bassador
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BEACTY.-The popular notions OF beauty
differ. Tamerlanes wife had no nose, yet sbe
was thought beauty by her friends. while, a
venetian patrlcian with a small. insignificant
nose was supposed 10 be too ugly 10 be Doee
Cicero admired a squirting eye, and Miner "a
was often exhibited with a dusky complexion
Some OF the Greeks detested blue eyes and by
various aruul means died them black Hpnch-
backs have also been admired, the dOrsal curve
being declared TO be the line Of beauty. and she
hump an ornament
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FROM EUROPE.
y the Atlantic
EAaI Avn

ENGLAND.
J"NDoN, Nov. G.-CireAt Britain has wilh-
cra~n her legation Ilom SsaOEy, ther-hy re-
coSnIzIng he incorporation OF this kane oasu
Win Prussia. IL ~ said preparation are
quietly IN progress in Ireland 10 meet pOssI-
ble rlsipg.
RUSSIA
ST PErBRsBCRs, Nov. The Car OF
Russia has formally recognized the Hope
oar.
AUSTRIA.
NIEkNk. Nov. 7-It ~ reported that the In
peror of Austria has resolved 10 appoturu
Hungarian Ministry.
GAMBIA
LoNpoN, Nov. lit is stated the i'm rec
ton in Gambia has ended.
LONDON STOCK AND MONEY MAREET.
IoNDos, Nov. s-NoGn.-COnsolso opened "a
-9A Illinois Central shares. -; Erie shares,
81; VI. =. five-twsnties, 81
LoNDoN, Nov. Evening Cen.-af
shares, -: Ere, 81; u. =. hive twenteS, g .,
Eonsols, %
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POLISH ENIGRANTs.-Oyerfi fifty Polish en- -
grants, who have recently purchased lancs IN
Virginia, arrived AT Fredericksburg few
days since, and proceeded 10 their new homes
Agricultural implements have preceded them
General Tochman who superintended he
purchase, proposes colonizng some two tnou-
sand more Poles IN Virginia. The lands al
ready purchased have been sold payap,e az
long dates, rendered necessary on account
OF the impoverished condition of the enigran,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-08

DECRDRNT's EsTATEs.-In the Supreme
Court OF Connecticut there has recently been
decided curious case. A man and his rife
having been killed by a railroad accident lhe
heirs leach brought suit and recovered g. 100
in each case. The money obtained for he
death OF the wife went 10 her heirs, and ihe
question before the Supreme Court was
whether the $1,000 recovered by the deathlof ne
man should 60 TO bis or his wire's heirs she
having survived him feN. hours, the court
decided that the wife's heirs should have me
money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-08

SHOCKING TRAGEDY.-At Des Moines, Iowa
on Saturday morning, Mrs. Guthrie cut he
throat Of her lIrtle babe, about one wear old.
in Mt OF temporary insanity. She had been
sick for some weeks, and while her husbs ad
was momenualy absent did the deed with a
razor. The father rescued the babe from her
grasp and ran TO get assistance. and on Ms re :
turn the mother was trying 10 cut her own
throat with carving knife. Ii appears from
her subsequent remarks that she Intended 20
kill all of her tour children.
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EMIGRATION FOR TExAs.-The Chattanooga
(Tenn.l Union OF Tuesday last says "Sui
an other Tain from this STATE 10 Texas passed
through Acre on Monday. Ii was composed o [
twelve wagons, and about twenty We men,
women, and children. We hear Of three or
four families in this town who propose leaving
for the same State in a few days. II Texas is
receiving "a many emigrants from other por-
tions of the country as she is from East Ten
nessee, her vast prairies Will soon be filled
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OOLGATES AROMATIC yE0ETAB]

TWO Rad GASES OF PILES CURED BY DR.
oTRICkLAkD's PiLE REMEDY
Mr.. Glass, OF JsHesvilie, Wisconsin writes for
tile beneht Of all who suffer with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aggra
waited case OF Piles, aud his brother discharged
from the army as iRcurabie, the being qni tie para
lyZed with the Piles Both these distressing cases
PILE REMEDY. The recommendation of these
gentlemen. beside the daily testimonials recei we'd
10y pr Strickland, ought 10 convince thsse suffer
Ing that the most gFayaed chronic cases of Piles
sre cured by br. 6trickland's Pile Remedy tits
sold by Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. W.
avenue and 302 9th street oc a Iy
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS NEvER WAS PUBLIC OPINION mani
lated mers uneaniyoeally than with rtgard to
Its popularity is so entirely unprecedented and
has been 30 rapidly obtassed. that scores OF would
the notice they have gained. like their perfume.
has been unsatisfactory and evsnescent. Sold
everywhere. 10
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SUPERIOR REmRbY.

We can console n.iously recommen nd to those suf-
fering frou distressing cAugs DK. sTRICk-
LANDS MELLIFLUOCS O0USa BALSAM
II gives relief almost instantaneous, and is with
81 not eisag ahie to the taste There is no
doubt but the Mellifuous Cough Balsam is one OF
the best preparations Ia Tse; and is all that its
proprietor claims FOR it We have tried 1t during
the past week, and fou nd relief from a NEST dis.
tTessing cough. Its prepared by DR.; Strickland,
for sale by Druggists. Sold by w NAIRN 3
co; also at WAITE's Drug 6tore and OHAS
CHkIsTIEI'S, 317 Pa. avenue and 5O2 Ninth
street oo "a 1y
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E9-Peter Joseph FerIein. of st, Louis, pub
fishes the folio wing notice:-aIf my wife Isa
bella Ferlein alias Belle Moore, VINO left NV
bee and board now the third time, without
cause or proyocaton. will return 70 me In two
il not. she need not ccnsjder me any Ion ger her
husband.tC ArFQ2-STEM o.!
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~ A Richmond par ersays 1t is with deem
regret that we learn that Gen Henry A Wise
Is lying dangerously sick of the cholera AT his
residence-the old Marshall House-ou the
corner OF Marshall and 9Th streets. He was
taken with the early stages of the disease on
Saturday, and ii has not yet yielded to med
ical skill. He is uRder the treatment OF Dr
HaXall g rrtt
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~The Mechanics Magazine, OF October 20,
saws 1--WE understand that Government has
ordered one or l5-inch Rodman guns with me
improved carriage, shot and powder from ne
United States. The gun will probably arrive
in this country in five or six weeks, when We
shall hope for q settlement OF the question pc
tween British and American ordnance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-08

ryFOBTY DBOPS OF METOALFS RAEU-
MA1lO REMEDY contain as ach virtue as forty
bottles OF many other medicines. aud will instantly
cure Nervous Headsche, Neuralgia. &c. Try it.
no 5 cow @. FORD, Agent.
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THE NEW POLICE COMMISSIONERS AND THR
SEERIFF.-The Baltimore Sun of this morning
says :-Messrs. Young and Valiant, the police
commissioners recently appointed by Governor
Swami, in place of Messrs. Hindes and Wood,
removed, together with Sheriff WYn Thomson
Teinain m the city Jail, from whence 1t is sun
posed they wDl be brought this morning be-
Sore Judge Bartol on the writ of habeas corn us,
The tbree'tays expiring to-day allowed by law
Tor making return. 1t is understood that Mr.
Thomson who has been in bad health for some
tcne, has been quite sick since his incarcera-
tIoui. and on Tuesday was so III as to induce
his friends TO advise him to ri We the required
bail in order to secure his release, but he reso-
lusaly refused, being determined to test TO the
fullest the authority by which ne had been
placed in Ills present position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-08

HFrom the corner OF Main and Temple
streets in this city, stone could easily be
thrown into five foxy old fellows harems,
containing, altogether. a hundred and sixty
swiyes'' and two hundred and twenty chill.
dren, and costing not less than three millions
of "tithing' from their poor, priest-riddep
people,) TO fatten 'em, every year and sus
tain 'em in ssposition!''-Stdh Videfte
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CAUGHT.-A few nights ago, when on the
Baltimore boat, in the Bay, a N orth Caroliniaa
was requested by man representing himself
rs a son Of a clergyman, to be allowed to share
his state room. II was granted; but in the
night the clergyman's son was detected taking
uBdue liberties with the North Caroliniau; q
pockets. In the scuffie which ens sued. the ear
of the thief was cut of and he was finally Sc
cured d.-NOrfolk DdU Book
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-08

THK ELECTION IN MARLBOROUGH, MD-Ths
Marlborough Md Gazette OF Yesterday CON
tains the following returns of the election
there on the 9th instant: -" For Congress
stone, democrat, $50; Albert, Union, 3. For
Comptroller - Leonard, Conservative III:
Towhshend, Democrat, 40; Bruce, Union. ..
For Senate-Bowie. 147. For the House of Del
egaIes-C G. Magruder. lr., Democrat, Ii9; O.
H. Calvert. Democrat. l46; =. G. Grimes.
Union, 5; Edward Magruder. Union. 2. For
Constitutional Amendment, 1i6; against Con
stitutional Amendment, s. The vote fell n
short of the numb Der registered" :"
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~A man applied 10 be registered in New.
ark, N. j. last week. and presented what he
really proved to be United States license as
liquor dealer. 1t was found that he really
voted at the late charter election on the n n. !.
thority or that paper, and that IL bsre the en-.
dorse ement Of the inspector SA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-08

EPIsCoPAL.-The Piedmont Con vention held
their first session In the Episcopal Church of
this town. commencing on last "Wednesday
The ministers OF the various parishes compos-
ing the convocation, Messrs. walker, Andre VS.
kingsolying, Cole and the rector of st. James
Church. were in attendance and an Interesting
series OF meetings were kept up three times a
day from the day of commencement on Wed J.
nesday, until its close, Sunday. The pulpit
was occupied on Saturday night and Sunday
morning, ard again on Monday night by Rev
Philip Slaughter. Mr.. ). is hereafter to be as
sociated in the editorial conduct of the South
ern Churchman, published at Alexandria
LeesLurg Mirror.
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SURELY, STEADIL r
SUCCESSFULLY,
eMOLANDEBs EXTRACT BUoKU


Is CURING
every csee Of KIDNEY pIsxAsI, RHIUMATIsM,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoaDHRs, WEAKNESS and
PAINS IN the BACK, FEMALE COMPLAINTS and
TRoUBLK Ks arising from ExcKssKs AMI KIND.
OOhE, YEA AFFLIoTEDI
TRY LANDER'S.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
sold by all Apothecsr1es. Price q. d. BARNES
CO., New York, and BARNES, WARD CO.,
New Orleans. Southern Agents. BURLEIaH B
ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass. .,
General Agents. feb IO-ly
OoLGATES AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET SOAR. prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils In combination with Gil LrcERINB
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES and
the NURSERY. Its perfume is EXQUISITE and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists. feS-eoIy
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SECRET DISEASES.

SAMAR1yAS's GIFris the most certain, safe and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable RENE
dy ever discovered Cures in two to tour days. and
recent cases In twenty four hours No mi neral, nc
balsam, no mercury Only ter pills to be tai en- 4,
IL the soldiers hope, and friend te those who DC
net want TO be exposed. Male packages, 81; fe.
male, So.
SasARITkN's RoOT AND HERB JUIcEs-A positive
and permanent cure fer Syphilis. Scrofula Ulcers
Sores, Spots. letters, &C. Price 81 rs per bottle
Sold By 8. @. Ford. See advertisement. mys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-08

GOOD SENsR-The South western, of Snreye-
port. La, has an idea: 1--WE have two MANY
stout young men in the South, shameless bur-
dens on the Drawn and muscle of better men
than NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. young men, VITO
ride the laborer as the Old Man of the Sea
fastened himself the back o. Sinbad the
Sailor. Ii is time they are shaken off and COM
PEELED TO sweat for themselves" The Mobile
Advertiser, in an article upon the same SUBJ
lect, says that il is waste of time 10 discuss
coolie projects and European immigration
projects. Ii thinks that the labor-supply prob
lem can only be solved by ssthe white folks
rolling up their sleeves and going TO work
themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-08

ID 4 D.
Al 900 4saoO <SSeeo.
stop asd THI'SK.
STOP and THI'SK.
STOP sbC THINK.
oyR IMMENSE STCOB oF CLogHIN8
9Th IMMENSE STOCK OF CL0TH1S8
9UB IMMENSE STOCK OF OL6rHIN9
MARKED DOWN
MARKED DOWN
MAkAED bUWN
Twenty-Five Per CeLt Less than Cost.
Twenty hve Per Cent. ess thsR 0ert.
Twenty i've Per o. Mt. j sess tees sott.
NEVER again will yeu ave the OHASCE-
NEEER again will yeu ave the CkANOk.
EEKK assin will 50u ave the eEAHOE.
The goods must be sscsd within the ne-t sky
days re srdlcss OF COST. We mean Wtat ve say.
Cozpe and see for yourselves before purchasing.
J.. sMLPa,
400 7th street, OPT ,osite 2ost Gf1oe,
seH-tf Washington, d. q.
l. }. HKIBERGBL,
Successor 70 ~; Lsq4sn &Ce., >as
nsToHlfTT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel i ate BruEns N
362PSs nsyl vsnie &peaue ->
my l-N Washington, ,. O.
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GROWTH OF CrEcINNATf.--A corresnonasr,
of the Cincinnati 0azette estimates the NOM
lauon OF Cincinnati ~ 2i0,n0 In Is,6 that
city contained Dut l60o0 inhabitants: Newnort
and Covington Were petty villages the sub-
nrts were nothing: no railroads existed, and
tlrnpikes were unknown
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PERSONAL.
CLOTHING, DO.

II BoLAN. MEROHANT TAILOR. corner
Il OF I4rh sire st aud Peunssevania ave-, N
opposite willarde' Hotel haF received q
super iOI sssoItP ient of Cloths, Cassimeres, NA
yesttnss. Chin ehillas aksd aEscOmAs, for NH
OverCoats and . general assortment OF
Gents y s-nisf d sa Goods. he has also sdded 20
bis stce . spl scid lot Gf frs- Claes Custom fsoe
CIethirg fror New Ysrk, e. lower prices than
nsd in Ihis city. ue etrvites his friends sed
the pubhc 10 rive him q call, and returns ms Hn-
Cere ethsEGs 20 their liber sl.9atronage. ee G-Za
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GUNS a1Ussi! GUNslll
No. llstD STREET No. ala d STRaEr +

JOHN J. PEABODY,
GUN Nd LOCK SAITR,
And dealer in
POWDER, SHOT, BALLS,
PERCUSSION CAPS AND CARTRIDGES,
of all kinds cad sizes
Also, SeGL and second hand SHOTGUNs, which
will sell as cheap as the chea pest for cSs sh.
Special atteation Dsit to the repairing Of CCrs
Locks, &c
Also, LLHANGING promptly sttease1 20.
81 ReDemker the place
SIGNOF~THE BIG GUN.
Ala d saeet betw. 9Th and -th, north side,
&C 2S9G Washingtou. Il. T..