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Respondents or Georgia.

The white Republicans in Upper Georgia,
who were the original Union men OF the
State, have stood firmly by the party in suns
shine and in shade. They have scorned the
threats and spurned the attempted social os-
tracism Of the so-called Goldfish aristocracv
Of the Democratic party. And they will
stand as immovable as the granite base OF
their mountain homes by Grant, Collar. Con-
gress, and the State Governments. They
will maintain reconstruction as il is, cost
what it may. There are in Georgia o~er
10000 of them who are reliable, brave, and
true; the cause of their opponents has driven
them in seif-defense, il for no higher reason,
to stand by the colored race and maintain
their rights.
There are over ninety thousand coIored
Republicans in this State who owe their free.
dom to the Government Of the United States.
and their Acknowledgement to the Republican
Congress and the stuhbornness Of the Dem
ocratic leaders Of tho South. They know
full well shas they ars the allies uf the white
Republicans OF the Htaee, and tAas the Dem
ocrscy are striving TO bring me ons into dis
repute apd destroy the other. Why this out
cry for Seymour, Blair and another revolu-
ton? The object is TO drive the colored
man from The polls and place him back into
the condition Of slavery, except the name
Remember this or. Brotrp.
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Worn ont with the burning htats q GUNNER, 'as
hn., .y,sem requires 10 be reinforced and regsnerasea
!. th,. season strength has literally been steamog
under tsnpsrasurs that neeessarily prodncs
h.n.ton rsll il The OF rsnttent fssers, ana
-. md q ervatsd are always their rst victims
Hox thssfors, ID the time for Indignation Those who
.ee,ecS,d 70 tsue and requisite shs digestive and
y hxAus darsng the months Of Jnae ard July,
s.n = ls.sreousisus .e DO - without imnsnt peru
u health and life Commence course 81 HOSTEL
frEa btrfEas WITHOUT dsiay. OF Al r.novatns'
saisisf 1sepA' Afionssh i IL the most whole
.ou, and III. most poten. It does not nn'uiy excite
l4he ,oy sx,dvs sasaiatiop ~ nissicn is 'o pre-
,..vS. regulate and restore The tonic, bilious and
vegetable elem whichs contains are asso-
riated u the exact proportions necessary 70 PM thf
vhols pbysqns into psrfect working order The purity
~ al II. ingredients /. guaranteed 1t rou-ss Ian
~v,s srsssp efves unvcpted en.rgy TO the digestion
Gains Ind BRACES die nerves. and replaces lsssisnds az
With snerxy aud ehserfn.nass hesaes hsn
able 70 The palate ard free om all The eejeeao
,ryad against the Adulteraad stin uants and TOPICS
| which II i. designed 10 suplls the plaes
aur25d&v
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STATE TICKET.

FIR .Scraary q tNafe,
ED, WRIGHT, of Cedar County
Fbr Auditor Of .Sofe,
John A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
mr. 1ttanurr NJ Hate,
SAM'L r. RANKIN, Of Washington County,
For R,aist,r ~ hats Land 0faee.
6. G. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR Aamrry General
HENRY O'CONNOR. Of Muscatine Comfy.
roR MEMBERS OF COMPRESS
gyysf D,sfyi.s-GEgKGE ". MrCRARYi
-~S,eosd Dfsfrtct--coL WILLIAM SMITH
Is,syfb Isstrra WILLIAM LOuGHnIpGE.
fyfth pistrsct-FRANK " PALMER.
.SsstA Dtstxet----
FOR J,igs Of Circuit Court
JOHN D. DRAYER. Of Henry Comfy,
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Defen,. OF the Calf stream.

&C. W. B.. Blunt, probably,l writes to
the editor OF the New York Post, in reply to
point in Prof Stcddard' late lecture in
this city on The Hot Period Of 1868: y
There are two physical phenomena pecul-
lar to our coasts which wish to say few
words about at this time, promising that il
the attacks made on the Gulf Stream in
particular are perseYered IN, shall have
much to say.
II is the practice of the. weather savans to
Law the blame of all the anomalies OF weather
on our coast on the Guff Stream and ices
beres. Prof Stoddard, at the meeting OF
the Association for the Advancement of SER
ence at Chicago, used the following words
There appears to be some evidence, but
how much ! do not as yet know, that the
great Gulf Stream, along the banks of New
| foundland, has moved further north this
year than e generally the case. Should this
| be found to be the case, it would constitute
an important element in the explanation OF
the intense heat here and in England"
| claim to be an old friend Of the Gulf
Stream, have watched its ways, and also
claim that body Of water more regular in
| its motion, less disturbed in its boundaries.
/ from the first day that its existence was
known generally, say BY DR.. Franklin, to
! the times Of bis eminent great grandson, A.
I d. Bache. who had large portion Of it ex>
pIored~ thin few years, does not exist
and that all statements to The contrary are
ISLANDERS invented to hide the deficiencies OF
weather breeders and Projectors. What eff
| feet could the Gulf Stream water, at q tenn
perature Of G5o have ON temperature o!
over 90 on the land?
The icebergs | do not write SO warmly
about, as they do not last long enough to get
acquainted with, but assert that they have
az much influence on the Temperature one
hundred miles from them as cubic inch Of
ice in bath.lub Of water would have on the
bath room.
/ hereby give notice that in future, after
! Grants election, sny remarks from 9 re-
sponsible source against the Gull Stream
shall take up and demand public discus
sion before msn Of the stamp of Professors
Pierce and Henry, the penalty OF the van
quished to be to read one chapter Of 'Mau
ry "a Sailing Directions
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cLAaETT,s LATEST PLATFORM.

WE TELL THEM (THE REpUBLIcANs)
THAT THE DAYS OF THEIR TYRANNY AND
THlEvING ARE FAST DRAWING TO A
CLOSE, AND THAT THEY WILL GO OUT OF
OFFICE AT THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION EITHER BY BALLOTS OR BY
BTLLETs-BY BALLOTS IF THE PEOPLE
ARE ALLOWED TO VOTE, AND BY bull
LET'S IL THEY ARE NoT.--cingen in the
rnqstfalfoa.
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mn> : Awn~avxa - 49, 0he kfxn1>nDk4 ~
~ \ 49, y !. u {.
.-..x.r. ~ Il. Rochester IN. T.
= a'''>-.''s
Eapress saJs: LA
during the spfn8 oi iooO
q. General Ord's hesdqusxtef,
II carried dispatches 70 osn.
knew me a. one OF Ten. 49,
When the latter wae HansIes s =
North TO the SCUM sue 81 q
and operated WIN ren. .,ni a. ..essNj q
and capture OF Leo @tmy, 49, w.. 49, q
PEELED TO rae .nrou9n 'ns g.
our own troops oe.oIe : eou'u
and denver my dispe.cne,' .;-sa r6r.a
One mQFplnx y ApsA ! 3 , .-..:..
captured letters and orders ana some coP'o,s
oil IepWt Of aceap aod IsS go. s.,S ds,;..r
waS directed 70 End Gen. drsnt ead oenveI
sham - Ai0ssnAl 49, |, : !. s
found him betwcsn our nnes S3nl onc =
fbSffSnt Atfa ~ enemy
made upon our left near D,nwiodie I ,..ais
House. This rear altack p!0oucsu ny - '.s 80
confusion IN our troops: nere snu .ne.s
hurrying to and fro, riding ~ nos n.s':, ~
ing changing orders. taxing ne.
or changing front. As vel tne nl'nk .s-s.sS
snie9ry a4ew had Deen ~
wod9de& 99nk 6pA ".n
Oae Ata1 elneg - 49,, ~
assisting the nv,sIon - o.lssoe somm ~
dsrs in the suitable usPos'unon y .nelf rs io.-
ces, he having come upon uuAs p.i' " W.
line soon after shese simultaneous ~s's'As
were made.
While engaged win tnese arrsnge"en.s'
three soldiers passed near .ne uenelsl csr a,.,
ing desa 9cas n o'anhs', ron
the sklfmish line. Grant rooe up 70 'asn'
and ordering them 70 STOP sa'o
WHO have you mere ,u -.
One OF them repied ne hsse e. e.
body OF our captain. ne are taxing !. 70 ~ ~
reeE he was Just now kiiieo On w sA''
rniSA line. = ~, 60
Teg vera yount men rs'oo ~ anu III
looking, and appeared from eignteen 70 sWen
ty-four years OF age.
GU remember my brave poss' ,sJs w
General, that the mrs. duty o. : sololsI, =
the hour OF passie, - 70 secure .no 49,!
that acquired, there wili De eumcien' un.
care for the wourueu, colec. 'ne capture
property, and bury the dead, "a
I'VE know that, deneral, sa1o ING o'u
est, giancing at the stars o. ,ne I'eu. Mna
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WHAT is the reason the farmer pays double NJ
much for his plows and for oil his forming mple-
mrnt a, he paid in the past2 Let him examine
the rump's tariff on iron, and he will find full
and complete ansver.-t Democratic paper.
Whit is the reason that the farmer gets FIVE
times as much for his corn as he got in the
past? Let him examine, and he will find
that all that farmer produces brings him A
much greater advance on old prices than he
pays on his merchandise and farm nipple.
ments compared with past times. And let
him remem Der at the same time that revenue
has always been raised in this country BY q
tariff, and must be, unless the Democratic
theory of direct equal taxation shall be in
augurated to include the farmers land. as
well as his stock and produce.
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THa mission of Rosecrans at the Virginia
Sulphur Springs is said to have relation to
the Southern Pacific Railroad. And his
conference, il is said, is With railroad officers
OF the South, most Of whom are ex-Rebel
Generals.
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The New \ ork Herald don't like Pendie
ton speeches in Maine and urges that they
are devoid Of force.
Here is rather forcible remark, clipped
from the report Of his Bangor speech, which
has the merit Of truth and decency likewise,
qualities not highly appreciated by the Herald
we fear
shall not dispsrage the ability character of
our opponents. would not If could pluck one
leaf from the laurels Of Gen. Grant. Whatever
may be his ability as soldier he ha. stood the
test OF success, and 50 far as have known, he
has borne himself with moderation and magma
niuty in bis high Office | have known Mr..
Colfax we'll for many wears. ! have seen him in
possession Of great power. He !, an smiabls and
estimahlr tleman. and would perform with dig
dity the duties Of the high office to which he
pres.
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TsE Rebels ~, ssby the election Of Sey-
mour 10 regain our lost cause. That
vsu,6 ~ vhors NY Of reEaining Whist they
f.neht four ysars, in vain, to achieve, and
vSieh ! half million Of loyal lives were sac
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: w asches and JeweIry.

b IA dH,iaEk, corner kanuofpn and CLARK streets
\ Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
Watohss feweIry, Silver and Plated Ware. Agency 81
h@NationsI Watch CO.
mareh22. deodiy
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THE Chicago Times most truly says z
Dpuo4so ~ = thsx9 osg1t thsy w'll vote
n z 81, aud aesisst he inhmy Of re-
cys3.rde (lon, aud against Grant Never
enoSe the Times more truly or more hon
estly.
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HOr. JOHN a. KAaeON

HUM JUIfN n 1kAw9VN ~"
Will speak at tn. following times and places
Junction, between Keokuk and RI. Madison, Sept, .,
keokuk, Sept.
Knoxville, eept. 5.
Local Committees charged with masking ths nee
essary arrangements for those meetings.
p NELENDY Chairman
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VINEGAR Works.

4fRtsSiNt's prre Cider Vinegar; warranted Pnre,
ami 70 pressrva Pickles: ard paisahie; lar
ST w9fk= IN ths United ststss. established 1913
cGK PRUssING, 500 and s4i State ST.
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T1rineS and GGrdage,

ID $. MLsER0LE, 204 Lake stree Garden and Field
seeis, Seed Sewers and Garden Drills, Agent for
hakeheids Corn Planters Sen6fcr Catalogue
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VI or ruR surREAE COURT.

Why is it that the Democracy Of America
are opposed to human liberty and the rights
of the people, the world over. The Amer
lean Democracy seoffed at the emancipation
Of the white Serfs Of Russia, and the black
slaves Of Brazil. They had no sympathy
with Garribaldi, aud to-day the Horld and
other organs Of the party are in opposition
TO the movement for the extension Of suf-
frage, and the freedom and equality Of Relig-
ion and the Churches in Great Britain.
The Democracy sympathss with the tories
aud the aristocracy Of Europe, because the
aristocracy Of the South have always been
opposed to real Democracy that is the power
and the rights Of the people. and have always
maintained an Oligarchy and sympathised
with the monarchic and aristocrat,c classes
aud cause in Europe.
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saG0fEss. Materials.
nolsng AIasns.

w HITACRE 4 RAYMOND, Plastic Slate Roofing
w Slate Fat aud Gimp Roofing and Shestiug Felt
coa Far Pitth Paints, Oils lsG Washington street
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g. HsSfehelOr's Hair bye.
mn Splcudid ar by Il the best In the world the
only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable, n,ah'a
Moons; no disappcintme ridiculous tnts remedies
he III effects u ~ dyes. inyserAtes ard leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, tTaei bromn Fold ny aii
Drug iss and Peumers and properly spi!ies al hatch
elor,s Wig Factory, No Id Bond street, ssw York
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NORTH HEsf's MFG co, Ensues, Pump. Wrought
ron Pipe, HAllaahie Iron Castings Steam Warniiue
A aparatas 10 jefferson street.
w AtWORTH, TWoHIG 1 FURsE, jrone Pipe and
w Fitting Steam Boilers, Pumps and tiusges, Belt
rg, Steam Warming Appars tus, 225 axe street
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&zdsiIerv Hardware.

IaUkHEk, Green aud Ken KoGnug states The only
EonsH III the West keeping large supply: practical
siAtersfrTHisiod Nhitaere Raymond les Washington
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TESTIMONIALS.

Haa. GEORGE w. WcoDwAan.
c.isf Jst,tfe m Saprtme fagrf n tfa7sya apat
Pfffadeilhia sistsh H. Issi7.
-. ! I asa H hs,1 + 90 e e '5.'. H..
S9 ,e sr p9,9 es AID & s s II + ss s
Of debility and pfrvens coi. in e. system
Yours tfuy. Gsf. " "AaDWAhn'
HOS. JAMES TSGssps Or.
l,ldgs Of the .ss,fremr Cou,f nf ftn~sy'raat,
Fblfaasfpbtg anfi3 y tSeG-
II consider tHoaaaud's Germau B,tsrs' rate1}t
7sstcits attacks o. indigestion uy-pesia
| eau tiy fisisiroin nls experience q i
Yours, with -geef
J4aEs THOMPSON
from Rev. jos. II. kESNARD. II. D.,
Iastoystf tae Tsnta i5petta ostret, fHa4desfff1
Tr IA rksBr.-- Dear sir have b. zen irsqrarti It's
guest d To connect iny with reeaupt datens
iffsrct krds II msrines, bus tegnlng the practice
90 un OF n5 augrcpei ~FSeM w75>ate sphere. III
all declined, hnt Nal with olear pref ia
Yarjnns instances, aud - S<1s particularly Try
family Of the usefulness OF DR. aaoisis feftoau
pittrs ae;srt Tor trnm my usual eattrgs q
press full conviction hHt, Tor peesr3l Asfp Of tie
sasta eaa s$gssFte foy Ltreg taHbht5atfs suts
caaGhts preparation II sane i; fell. Bat
ususliy dpnht MT i Viii he NefE hbn heiri . those
who sntFsr tAe above ea3ess
loaes. very respectfully,
Eight, below coates st
Frefn Rev. f. d. Kendall,
4S.i33it Ftftfag 6a1fstfr sll4asitfs fhtIssg{n6fa
have derived secifsd BENEFIT the -u 81 foof.
lands GersiAn Bfttots and eee il nay privilege 1ecoin-
mend them q valuable t1aie al whe sur
f-sIng from general debility from diseases srl3i8g
from arrangement Of the lser,
Yau9s. tfnlg,
bpfEAhAAl-
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@eau,les. YhInhIe SIC ns
seed store.

~ u. BROWN CO, Manufacturers. Our skeIns are
~. The heaviest and hest offered 70 the ade Send
t4f illustrated catalogue, IS Kingsbury Street.
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Tnr Republicans Of Newark, Ohio, erect
ed m immense wigwam to hold their meet
inss in, which was christened the other nigh,
the Grant Tannery.
Gen. Willard Warner, United States Sen.
.tor from Alabama, WAS present, and made
. rousips spssch to IN immense crowd, who
manifested the greatest enthusiasm.
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IlRtaHAM. GOODYEAR HAYES Coach and sad
- diery Hardware, Leather, Hubs, spokes and beut
earrings rk Springs Axips Bolts aud MslesbIe Iron,
III Lake street
HAYDEN BAY, IS aud a Lake street, Manuiac-
tfirers and Dealers in Leather Carriage Goods and
Ssi!d.ef uiria ar
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BLAIR In 1859.
what he thought Of slavery asd Denioc-
racy.

On the Sd Of February, 1859, Francis P
Blair, Jr., now Democratic candidate for
the Vice Presidency went to Concord, n.
H., and msds speech 10 advocacy Of the
reelection to Congress. Of Hon. Mason
W.. Tappan. That speech Was reported and
published. Here are . few extracts
WHAT BLAIR THOUGHT or SLAVERY.
believe that slavery should be restricted
10 its present limits, and that Congress should
do all which lies in its power to prevent the
nerpetuation Of this evil. | know that Con-
press has no power to interfere with it where
t at present exists within the States and
vet | doubt not that when the Republican
party takes possession Of the General Gov
eminent and the corrupting patronage Of
the Administration is diverted from its pres
ent channels, We shall be abe to show he
little oligarchy Of shareholders some thing
of which they little dream, even within the
States.
WHAT he THOUGHT or THE DEMocRATic
FAHTY.
The Democratic party Of the present
day is democratic q name, and nothing else.
When they have made An old black cockA de
Federalist President and are found hand in
glove With Caleb Gushing, and Rufus Choate,
aud Robert C. Winthrop, . man who is mum
bered with them, but who has single drop
Of pure and old.fashioned Jefersonian blood
in his veins, may well blush for shame.
THE FATHER OF DEMOCRACY.
But who was the father Of the present
Democratic party? A man whom, ifhe had
neraiated in his course three hours longer
Old Hickory would have hung on the nearest
tree in Washington. 1t was John e. Cal
houn. You will recollect that the
Senate and House were both strongly Demo
cratic when he brought forth the resolutions
in the Senate declaring slavery protected in
the Territories by the Constitution Of the
United States. You know then he was
booted out Of democratic Senate.
But then those who were so reluctant to
sanction this principal have manipulated
until they have fallen in. The old Jefferson
aud jackson principles have been abandoned
and that man whosdid not escap the rope BY
three hours, Is the author OF all to which the
Democratic party Of the present day sub
scribes.
HIs VIEWS or THE surREAK COURT.
In another case, when the Supreme Court
gave IN opinion concerning the United States
Bank, Andrew johnson said that he took the
oath to support the Constitution rs he un-
derstood il, and that he Was not gong tc
have the Supreme Court keep his conscience
Now it 10 the conscience-keeper. Of all the
Democrats. They say to US, with holy hor.
rors "What do you oppose a decision Of
the Supreme Court ? You must submit to
II patiently, until it is reserved. My idea i.
that these gentlemen are perfectly willing to
submit while they are well paid for it.
trust that this party, which
aStcie thelivery of the Court Of Heaven
To serve the devil in
which have not one scintilla OF the true De-
mocracy to animate their carcass. have been
learning their lesson OF Submission. you
have been learning lessons of opposition and
resistance.
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G. "a d l. i. - IL /.

Haofsnds Geri6en Remedies ave coant+rfsftea Sc
thst the signature EssyFzsSe Y. IA 'ksoS j. IA
the wrapper d eaet Oh Ri 9ottie, tii othefsase
counterfeit, z4ssES
PRINCIPAL ciep a, mandatory ri thr s-ulah ae-
cine sfute, Ne I93 4Hci2 sfreef hhiisat iEe8.
Ci:bs ~. swans.
ttarms1 }tcrgssri Proof ister,
Formerly q. II ! Asb .1A = CO.
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a'-li-f '--ss-lsi 4l|-- s77-s-z=
Groceries.

Groceries.
lAY, ALLEN d co, WholesAla Grocers. Orders from
country merchants promptly ted and at the ow est
prices; 81 and 80 Randolph street
/ ,ARRfNGftE 4 BREWSTER, Successors to II "a
L Thompsonl Wholesale Grorerr Ia and lis Water
ira TniSago.
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fsardW

/ sARRINGftE 4 BREWSTER Successors to II
rhompson} Wholesale 6roeers. Ia and lis 5 Water
tract. Chicago
Hardware.
REENgBAIM SONS, $40 Randolph street. Whole
-ale Hardware aud Cutlery VI .nutaeture Iron Nails
Carriage Bolts loose joint butts, etc, Fepns Axes
and kdge Tools.
NJ ARKLBY, ALLlSGi co, Imror and Jobbers Of
WI Hf,tlgssre and Cutlery. 81 Lake street Manuse-
tarors yirs Gath. Steyee, Riddles, Ac.
3JTLLfR BROS KEEP, Importers aud Jobbfrs In
IA Hardware Cutlery, Agricultural Toos, Agency for
American lie ca and Wheeling nails, Sc State street.
Hats, Caps and Furs.
~ ETH RgoTaERs Hats Gaps and Furs, Millinery
N sui straw Goods, Buffalo Robes and Buck Goods
UutFeilas Para OILS, etc As and I. Lake street.
Iron and steel.
IIAL;, KIIBARK \ co, Importers AID Dealers In
/ Iron, See Naiis and Heavy Hardware, so, 50 and
5. dchg gan Al rnue.
lumber, Sash, Planning, &c.
NJ EWIAN, LEWIS 4 suMwALT Planning MIL Sash
IN and Door Factory, and Lumber Yard. Cargo.s
d9cke5 and orders flied. Corner 18th and Lumber SITS
0 Box Bog.
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Paper.
sutsdiery Hardware.

n IeGASN \ FITCH, l29 soufh Ws'er tttest. Whole
III sale D.Alars in coarsn ard Fine Wrapping Papers
i A.lnas ard Payer Baes ef every description.
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NOTICE

-.
have no appetite
Tie th. cass d persons the Rittefa u ie Torc are
espsciaiiy commended.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are ~ tie q eihas q these remedies
They via cure o. MsislNsals withoEt fail.
Thoa lands of netfhtat9s have ateGuu'ateb N the
HANDS II proprietor. hnt All allow u the pt
isaflnn G bat few These = sill be observed, Nta
II note ard sGeh senepg that they most u be-
e.ed.
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REPUBLICAN SETTINGS.

JOHN ,. DRAYER. Of Henry Comfy.
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.

n kEJEs & KAY. Carriage Goods, Saddery Hard
psf e, Leather, Hnbs. SIokes, and Eent Carriage
= rrfpgs, Axts, Baits, ana Aa'leable Iron y \
y.nks