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AGRICULTURAL ITEas.

4
Corn is selling In Georgia at hfty
cents per bushsl.
M ratss, s,o,d ssrops /, s,ffsnt the best
+. a.. 4.
SNsy. 70, Itt4lss's 7 = Z ~ age
IS The only way to harvest potatoes
suecesfnlly is TO keep digging.
K Some fields of corn on the Scioto,
,fs,,J, I,o,,s, ,,e,.y, ,,,l,J az S,,,y az
Ne 20 ~ " wy
hrs per acre. the purchasers INTENDING
to turn hogs into them. fsfst q go
Tho cren "a AZ ssas,ir. Z. N the
west NJ yes n a N "a hat least
| twIce az Iarge as thsf az any nrevions
season = s7fts = y
-,,-.-ss, a.
D.nfl1g IN, me nel2nt OF me season, u
Is estlmatedlthet 5sOOg bushels OF stEaM-
berries were delivered at chicago oaliy.
The Boston Traveller. estimates the
Gran berry crop on. Cape Cod THIS season
at YOU oarreis,, " Mon az SiV per parrei
Will be 300 800 for crauperriest alone 2
There was exhibited at the recent
American genealogical meeting, asspe.
cimen of the CrRwford's Late Peach,
which measured l21< inches in circnm1
ference, grown in Missouri. .a
The death of an agricultural labor
| er in England,i is supposed To have been
caused BY drinking cider from a barrel,
between the slaves of which White lead
was used BY the cooner. - 4
| + a loroa amonnf3 m whaat fs bainp
sfiibned ifom j. axe :Nichiean ports 70
Montreal and other Canadian ports,
whence Il goes byth ST. Lawrence to
Europe.5 8 Is . g. .if5s Z
iz-7ssI,s az, ;5,,So,ii "a y
JUL. " s'li,t
5Eoli yo1 .sa.,.s,. l!s.ti
lie AZ: and insert the wedge between
themg or dash into the creyiee from
which the wedge mas rebonnded a little
dry sand.
-sszsT,I.. r .tli!. z. ~ ~ 5s..
1st - ,sssIs a.
40 f1Si =. di.ias
~ u 10
rradss rom i1s< s 10 10. ' Late advice
rom En9iHndi are 6onsIdeTed fayora-
BILE :. = = :. = -, = sSs5s.. q Ei-l
= ,,,t,,s. 49,. ! =, itt,;s. 49,,
ani[liaIs snat aLe tne inosS
.t. Y. =
tlt ,ILI SSl, 1nas icy,
1sts5 Ieoait,ias St,tvl Z, a.Say ;amnol
M r., ~ "a mn
nose and Tefire Ia a place Of SAFETY To
masffcafa N - -
= II, .,ss.,.
tSs Sd Ineie iI az .
Istll o. 5o,VyD laH lI,. iiel.iy
an 5ney usssp
~ " " usee u al
ti US iS1 rd aIk Mnen me Mnods tIass
!.1 L.I : ~ SiS ~.
Is OK pec1eo s,vglO cALtle can ieeu on ~
live years age, ONO cheese was the ial
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GFvALuABLE FOUNDRY, MA0HrNE
W and Stove Works, Nov. 2IsT, l1S67, with
water power, Situated In FredeTiel<, Nd. Tor
plat description and list Of patteIns apply 70
oess.1ma N. os7f FSst,Esss ma a
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$40 MRS. WINsIoW's :
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
cess Of thing, by softening the. gums,
reducing all inhammation-Wlu allay ALL
PAIN and spasmodic action, and Is -
AZ snre to Regulate the bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, It Will give rest
to yourselves, and 54s.t4-s s...5
Keller and HeaIth 10 Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
years, and CAN SAY IN GokR1DENcEs AND
to say OF any other medictne-NepeT has u
FEIfted 81 q StngLe LlEtmce 70 EBed a. Cure,
when timely used. Never did We know. an
instance OF atisfhction by any one VINO
used II. On the contrary all are delighted
with its operation, and speak in terms of
commentator OF It's maeieal enects and
medical virtues. We speak In TINS metter
peTIence. and Pledge our Reputation Tor he
fiLl iiil1eTt Of t1hdt Lpe h6fG declare: 1nlalmost
every instance where the infant is suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief viii be
found 1n tfteen or twenty minutes alter the
syrup Is administered.
Be sure and cali for ali. 80. -.
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup"
having the facsimile OF aoURTIs 4 PER
RINSt on the outside wrapper. All Others
are base limitations. = - 10 - 81 "
Sold by Druggists throughout the world. =
Price, only IS cents per Bottle:
OFFICES:
2i5 Fulton Street, New YORK,
ms High Holb0rn, London, England,
j al ST. Paul Street, Montreal, Canada. .
auRz8-eOdRm sf5H - - "a
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me MARION County Eleetlon AGAIN


On Friday we published a commune
cation nom Fairmont, signed ga Re-
pubIican,o in which the writer takes
Mr.. Boyd, of the Hedlette, 10 task for
according to the Democracy the victory
in Marion county. The Kedette OF
saturday contains the following on
the subject, which we publish that
both sides of the question may be
heard: $50
When the news reached here OF the
capture of the Union troops under Col.
IIaIha m at New Creek. the loyal people
were CowncAst and the rebels were jnb-
liant. j Aud 50 It was all through the
war; a defeat of the Union forces
elongated loyal faces and set the dis
loyal 10 gr1nning.
county had,a like effect upon the TWO
parties-Union men were disappointed
and the rebels made no effort to conceal
their joy -,
10 elect Dorsey and Martin. The rebel
Democracy satisfied themselves that
Martin would suit them as well as any
body In their ranks, and glad To- ind
another in the "independentp candi-
date, they united on them and with. the
assistance OF renegades, elected them.
Their object was 70 break the Union
ranks and gain the day. They accom-.
plished their whole purpose: They did
exactly what they set out TO do; and
hence We say the victory Is theirs, not
ours. No man can make anything else
out of Il. 1t makes no difference how
Messrs. Fleming and Martin vote In
the Legislature, the fact that they got
all the rebel vote remains the same. II
they betray the rebel Democracy then
we can laugh at their shame and dis
comGtufe; but If they carry out their
pledges to the sham Democracy we
will not be disappointed nor liable TO
be twitted by the rebels with another
betrayal, like Andrew ohnson's.
We have talked with :wo or three
Union men who think that we ought to
have plastered the election over and
called II a Republican victoryi we
wish we could do so, but facts are
stubborn things and refuse to yield to
any kind Of sophistry: Our Union
friends who claim victory in this
county are welcome to all the solace
they can derive from the facts.
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For Rent

TIME STORE ROOMS I.A1EIY orrn.
Z II pied by George h. Tayfos- { CO. mi n
GIemens& Co., on Main stres 4. al ESl- =
ment rooms nntshed. Good ~ ees in keenT,st
san6nd and third story IN aoosl 5rsjs1s -
sessIon given immediately. 1890 80
Many building lots and dyrellInv I,,,,s,. a.,
sale In the Sixth Ward on reasIsa tis go,
THOS. HORNBROfR
once, 40. us5S Main street, above Nom
roe, up stalrs. fehS-tf
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NOVEL MErHoDsoF OBTAINING La
BoRKRs.-Some twenty-five to thirty
colored men arrived at Baltimore on
Thursday from Philadelphia, who had
been engaged there by an agent. at $40
per month and found; with bonus Of
Sl5 cash, to be paid when the work was
commenced, under thes pretence that
they were to serve in dredging forioys-
tiers in Chesapeake Bay. When the
negroes arrived. at Baltimore .theyswere
placed on board brig. and instead Of
going to dredge oysters in the Chesa-
peake, an attempt was made to carry
them to the Neyassa Islands 10 dig GU
ano.s Some OF the darkeys smelts the
ratand protested; others employed law
yers to protect their rights and got of,
while few escaped from the brig in
the harbOr, and the remainder were
carried away, ignorant of their destiny.
The AFFAIR caused considerable excite
ment.
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PRoFEssoR w. b. WRDewooD, in an
article in the November number Of the
Bankers Magazine, gives the following
propositions rs clearly settled: r
1. Shares of National bank stock are
private properly, different from, and
not Included in, the capital of the bank.
( 2. Shares of National bank stock
may be taxed by State authority, IL It
is done in conformity with the act of
Congress. ~ ~ 80 = ssss.5
s. All property is subject to taxation
unless especially exempted from such
taxation. -. -
of National banks, fails tofconlorm TO
the act or Congress of June 8, 1854, or Is.
in conflict with said act, Is is, for that
cause, invalid, and cannot be enforced.
5.SThe subject of taxation is the
shareS~of fndiRidnalrsh areh0ldsFs-tn
National banks, which Is personal pro-
Ierty, and must be included In the
valuation of the personal property Of
the owner, in the assessment of taxes
imposed bytor under State authority.
g. The mode of exercising this nu-
.thority is not left TO the States. The
individual shares of each Shareholder
must be "inoluded in the valuation of
his personal property and the assess
ment made, and tax collected as In
other cases OF personal property.
4. Tho officers of National banks
cannot be compelled by the State 10
collect such tax from the shareholders,
and pay over the same into the State
Treasury. Such law Is clearly against
the whole scope and intent OF the Ma
tional Bank act. Being in conflict with
that act, 1t Is therefore void.
8. The Intention OF Congress in the
clause, nAt the place where the bank
Is located and not elsewhere, q does not
seem TO be. clearly settled The weight
of decisions indicate that Congress In
tended to confine the exercise OF the
authority of each State to the taxation
of , its own citizens, individually; by
including their shares In the valuation
aud assessment Of their own personal
estate.
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Irish Poplinss.

on PIECES REAL IRISH PoPLINB.i
gu Five pieces Black Gro. grain silks.
French Merinos, Empires Cloths, ana
other new goods Jas 9seIRsaai oprs q CO.
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fur 8em.
For Renf

SFHsENEY 4 aIFEEN INTEND RE-
- removing their Hat and Cap store n.
Main street, next doorit 10 Pollack's NotiSS1
House. and ofier their present room for nsnI
session given hl the 18th Of October
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Comments on the Election sRetnrna.
The New York Citizen, edited by a
Democrat, gives the following glance at
the means Whereby The vote was SO
swelled in New York city at the recent
s..t5laCl7 Fz.7 ~ az - -
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New Cloakines.

n 8. RHODES $50. WILL OPEN To-
u (. day the largest and hRnd6omeSt stock Of
Fancy CloAktnRs in the cftSsi ffYeTy Rich
Plaid Cloaktnes not to be had elsewhere
theneWest thing ont 80, ~ :.
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StraYed or Stolen

HAVE SAVED THOUSANDS Ali.
h0YER EUROPE, ifIilsf - u
Having bePn for many yearE the First Az
sistnnt at Profes8ofL a NfiTanuess PriYnte hos
pltal In Parta, and having been Induced 10
establish q branch in this country, / am now
prepared To furnish his celebrated remedy
Iof IL - - II
= FUIA. ETC., ''7fl tF7sl[ -
u. Also, the Genuine fmpuFtedis
YITELLA-HEAITH'S GRAND RESTOH-
tsRs the only certain cure for q consfIz -
triton shattered b. the sex- I : -
cesses and abnses OF youth,
Donotbe tAmpeIed with by exfjerieffeed
b 5ss..5hff 81 Physicians & 4 = =, 80 ~
Address your communicate tons to
IS p 80 DIR. g. w. FERNIER.
lsis - vest nth ST., NeW{York.
ADVICE GRAfIB-But II you give us the
fuu history of your case, the CnuRuifas
ton Fee Of Three Dollars should be erclosefi.
Ladies' may address rs In full confidence,
Il. uRktseIE. sJAA. DkI.zx11. r. tIs SER.
y 2ClSANGLE, DALszEI.Ll q co.,
WH0LESAIsE GRoCERs,
Produce q Commission Merchants
E AiS No. -, Main Street. 4 81
isnE2 I7Nttq size sWtdEEInrS6'iW .CvAis
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IETANTED31AGENT Oanyassers.
wv The Book for the Million. s9Ths Boys
in Blue, or Heioes OF the Rank and File BY
Mrs. a. II. Hoge, Of the United States Sani.
tsry Commission. II isnbt a II tstory OF the
War, or OF any Campaign or General, but
fun and gallant record OF the sacrifice mud
sunerinEs of the Rank and File. Address on
apply 70 a. GILK ESOS q CO., 60 Market
StreAt. PittEhnrgE.- Pa. , :. = net1.1NzIl- 2
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HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE
Public Sale

HoMAsMccoNN, Alctioneef,
-NoHemberl. lsgI. . = 2 2 lInoYl.td
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Hops. Hops. HOPS.
sTNEswoULD INFORM THE Brew
w ems thatwe are receiving Hops nom
John W. Brown, OF New York, which we
can sell ut New York prices, Hddtug fr6iRht.
The best qualities for lagef beer and ale Ill
Ways on hand. Gall and sec Ihann.
g. BUTTERE1EHDi&tC CO., I
ocl4-6m wheeling, w Va.
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Fresh Oysters.
EiRE9H OYSTERS Received DAILY
Il and for sale by the case, can and half
- 10. hcMANAwAY.
Market street, opposite ATeLure, House.
Also, at my old stand Biddle stree, Centre
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QUE LEV PossEssIoNs..
a Description OF the climate, the Re
ss.sssouFeess me Habits andiC uszs =
tams or me People. =

The following letter has been received
at the state Department, and, like every
thing relative to our new possessions,
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Those animals that are the most
natural prey offerocious beasts possess
the Illuminating faculty SO that they
can gather their food in a hurry froml
exposed localities, stow IL away tempo
rarIly In sack provided for the pur.
pose and retire to a place of safety to
mastfCate t.
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The Little Falls, N. Y. cheese mar
ket, Oct. II, was NOT. as brisk as the
weak previous. Good to fair dairies
went AZ from21 Ne to II re, aud the nicer
grades from 14s< to 15c. Late 'advices
from England are considered favora-
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1t was recently stated at a meeting
of the Madison County, ILL.,, Farmers
Club, that when the country was new,
rails made from old timber cost about
so cents per 100, and would last from
thirty 10 forty. years; those now made
from the second growth cost from 50 to
So per 100. and do not last more than
tafi vaaFa
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FurS.

A. VERY LARGE STOCK OF FINE
onerelil - . z, y - = - "a = Alsf5s
nov7 -. sI.saRhoDEs 8 co.
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in France, goyernment raises all
kinds of improved stock for sale, and
prohibit farmers from doing 80. No ag-
ricultural societies are allowed, for
government does all this business, and
there cannot be a meeting Of more than
20 persons for any object Whatever,
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EXTRACTOR Al LETTER FROM,

4 -
Z; $500 ss-1s Nm 49, ~ a. MN WI
n ii come 10, alter paving fraigfn, y6FCoi,
t,mhus, Miss. / have been tfot blef fer
Several years with intiigestiou{ have had
to take pills every night fOr tesE 0E 04les0.
y enrs; and in Fe6ruafys 1854. 49,
% 81 . m'1 ~ room room s5f ss siAn = ri
and, lii fact, continued In veSS ~
and nervous condition qntll qaM1 Mo
months since, WHEN 1seoq NJ Nt1&eE -
op<rAtion, and y0str Cedfon Bitters NJ
treatment. I com menced iwprQving right
away; and an pretty Well rest0fed. y
4. Il. NEAL.
Louisville KY, Nov. Is. 1854.
received this day the Following from
Lancaster Kentucky:
1 DIR. JoHN. RuLE Please send me n
haste, tor NJ dteA we, Ons doses of your
Cedrcn Bitters. have tried them, and
find them NIL you claim for thesy. They
are curing me ofconsumption oflong stan-
ding.
Ct. w.
ANOTHER TESTIMONY.
Bloomington, Ill.,, OFT. II, 1854. .
ss DIR. JOHN BULL: We made an arrnnge-
ment with your agent, July 70, 1884, fOr
selling your Cetiron Bi tiers, and are Hi5n,fl
aold out. We want lone grHH3 twelve
boxes more without delay. Weare intro
Auciug them readily. and think they, -
|swer good purge. .,c,.~,.,,.,..-,x.,
0old By Taylor, Blake d Co.. .Ottlmwa,
IOwa. Aug. n DIV I'm.
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AMERICAN
Waltham Watches.

~ = y
& Inc true value OF Macnlnery appile0 70
MATCHMAKING y NOT tnst Oy It's use
Wasches are maoe isPiu,ly, nut Inas tnyy
IRE mace correciy. very Few people
know why WNInAm Watcn enouId &c
superior 70 any otner. - me nTst place,
~ Wa!lnMnl me % atcn y IexasuS ~, - only
- !nacnine, 20 De constructeG nHe any
osner macnMe, on mec"e !. T. PrInc'p,eas.
II tne weycnes re kosss, - ~ oecAuse .ne
machlnery e Rooo. Hcnurse there must
% NO detect 70 tne Princirle o. pan on tne
movement-no MisSaKe ~ une si1es OF
Shapes % the pleces oi when ltls co.n p.,s-
e0--M0eninG waning IN sneif PrcPerues,
4 ana u. no error IN tneir positlons. Inese
Ep0lnte once tnOrouKhlv settled, II rests
wholly with the machinery, constructed
|, with infinite diversity OF form ana function
expressly for the purpose, to produce the
finished pieces. By means nfmultfplytng
kuaRes and microscopes tests md inspec-
RtiOn for the detection Of wear IN the cut.
upg .oo.s, ana lot MuIts ana naWs 81 - ssesl
q. 49,, ~sessa f.o,., hcss. Nm, 4 s,,d A.
" 's.e..s.yarv yoe.,It the G.tch coos tn.eth-
= !. Y.erfert machine Everv nart e found
z. ss p RsSs s sns .vr pn
screw turned home. Instead Of 4 sluggish
kand feeble action. the balance. even under
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Asue. Intermittent Fever,
Chm Fever, Ramittent Fcver, Dumb
5 Ague, Periodical Or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and Indeed Oh the afbeotions which eriao
nom malarious, marahs or miaamatio
poiaons. ~
As It's name implies, II does Csr. and does net
Gal Containing neither Arsenic. Quininc, Bismath,
Zinc, nor any other mineral poisonous substance
whatever, il in newisc Injuries any rnticnt. Tho
number and kOportance Of It's crres IN tho ague dis
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without parallel IN the history Of Aguc medicine.
Dur pride is gratitici by the ACCOMPLISHMENTS we
receive of the radical cures effected in obstinate
7fascs and where other remedies had wholly, failcsl.
Unncclimated persons, either resilient in, ar
travelling through miasn,atc localities, will he pro-
tectcd by taking the AGUE CURE daily.
For IircS C0snplwisssa, arising from torpislitv
Of the Liver It is nm excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity. sFS ,
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, II is
an excellent remedy, producing many truly
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s Prepared by On. y. C. AVER 6 Co, Practie.l
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all round the world. 1870
PRICE. 41.Oo PER BOTrLE.
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The place to buy your winter cloth.
ing cheap, issaE Arnold 4 Co. Cloth
ing House, On Main st., opppsit We
now block Of Taylor, blaks 4 NJ !
They have . magnificent siosk y
Gents fdrnishing goods for 1etsa
wear, and are selling thsm q -
for cash, than any other bon y
town, . fact that I'll will admit he
take tAsp aise a end exami r.
themselves, sssd r yoa wAassa ~
beaver overcoat, II en- befbuud thsse
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roR Rxxr. ~ w IRE compelled
to have moss .roosa No ere about 70
move 70 new. Quarters, and offer the
room wsnowp occupy ior rsst -
more eligible snd better lighted room
cannot - foasd Ia the city, situate
over the Post ONCE, with caAy scs
cesa, and in ! Aouriahiag part Of tho
city. Possession given immediateiy,
Enquire of the publishers. n
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FOR SALE AT GREAT BAR
ita GAINS. e

will sell my farm in Pleasant town
ship, in this county, some 'riles N. 4.
Of this eitv, consisting of 10 acres In cul-
tivAtion and IS acres Of timber and r-pas-
ture, well watered. with tenement houses,
orchard, &c, situated in good neighbour
hood near school house. and on the c0un-
ty road leading from Ottum~a to Bladens.
burg also two houses and lots in thlA city
also several hundred acres of choice land.
aome Of It improved, situated ON the line
Ofthe b. 4 n r. r., west of here, at very
low figures, If application il made 1t nv
office, In the p. o., bull. ing. At an early
day. j. M. HEDRICK.
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c0NrfNUEB.

fY lne Of the mOat indiNllene0bI0 con.
=. ,,,a ,..cs,,.ur;,., ~ 1,,,r, c,t,, 4.
80 q - r,:.s ID
tne I'a"'ns' oas", Do' na". "uu
Chair Factory OF Messrs. ~ ashoaru
l. Macoy, erected during the past Fall
aud just now opened ont In active
operations. + vas built on the ruins
of building formerly owned and
occupied BY Mr.. Mscoy for the same
purposes, on the corner Of Union and
Mill streets, but which unfortanx taly
caught fire andwas consumed, togeyh-
er with all its conteE ts, without one
cent Of insurance on II, in Jalysl, hast.
Nothing dauhted 1t this disaster, N y
coy proceeded 1t once 70 re kuild, and
now = building AOx7O, four st0ries
high, vocat With tho music cf sths
pianer, saMs &oy has arisep, Ph@nix
like, from itsaallea 81, 3. 4 ',s:., .ss,
They employ constantly nine hands,
and are daily receiving orders frone
the West in addition to the home
demaJSd, forth0ir nsAnufactares. N sssy
Me6ars. ". NJ d. are both ,FActical
artisans, uuderstaed their business,
and, with their establishment under
full blast. papplied with The latest and
beat made lshpr.eAying machinery,
with aslarge and constantly incfeas.
ing dsananN lDr thcir WORK, and, with,
at; an absndance az means to drive
their badness, they en- scarcely fail
bf success. 81, q. {. 49,
Total cost III, go. s:s- -s
Eaton 8 ca. ere buitdine ! Furni.
ture manafhssory on lot $50 SAMas.
tina street, which ID 33x61, with stoae
basement; The other three stories d
wood. =. They viii, whom Il 10 can-
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