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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

A DEnoCmTIc EIBcToB ON NHR GEoR-
GA LEGISLATURE Extracts from let
ter received from a prominent Demo
cratic Seymour and Blair eloctor of
Ohio, show what the Democratic party
Of Georgia arc doing for the election of
Grant and Colfax
"Your State Legislature, by its re-
cent action e1pelling the negro mem
bers, bhs given the Radical party here
powerful lever against us in the cam
paign. They use it to show the bitter
ness still existing on the part OF your
people against the negro, and, II nm
checked, how soon you would revive a
system Of slavery; or ifpermitted to go
on under Democratic regime, would in
evitably inaugurate another war. as
sure you that | most exceedingly re-
greet this action Of your Legislature
just at this particular time, for every
thing thus far in the exciting Presiden-
tial canvass has shone most brightly
for Seymour and Blair. l frankly con
Tess myself that ! find this act of your
Legislature one of the most difficult
things to meet. Acting as they we're
under the constitution recently adopt
ed by your State, most unfortunate in
deed it is for the Democratic party that
this exciting subject should be sprung
upon the people of the North just now.
You may not realize it in Georgia, but
| assure You it is so here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

Gen. Dix's letter was written to
Mr.. John J. Oaco. Of New York. 80
long the financial agent Of the govern
mentin New York Mr. Cisco, who
has hitherto acted with the democrats,
takes tho same view a. the case a. Gen.
Din. and declares his purpose to vote
for Gen. Grant
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06
-T'he reeords q lhe saprsna Coar.

The records Of The Supreme Court
q Phaadelphia up to the 24th nlt,
thoagh no oae day is complete. show
thAt IN Fine days 1910 persons were
nAtarAlizsd. and tat twelve persons
rouebed for 332, OF one-iourth Of the
whole numhaE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

--sPlymcuiA Pulpss" ia Tho tits Of weekly
puhlieAisos y rsrmoas preached By Henry Ward
Besehef. Il Il nicey printed paEaPhlet and
eosia hui eensa week o. e. Per year. J. b.
HurT o., Nsw York.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

BASE BALL. A match game Of base ball was
played At South Dorset on Saturday last, between
the Grant b. b. C., Of North and East Dorset
and the Emmett B. B. c., Of South Dorset, In
which the Rmmets we're badly worstod ~ win be
seen from the following score:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06
rrKu

DKArH or A cEsTESAAilx. Mrs. Sarah Stiles,
o. Peru, died on Tuesday Of last week, at the age
Il one HuHdyed aud Tro Years, Fioe Months and
Toeniy- 7Nto Days
Mrs A T. ByArd, o. Pc n has sent us the
largest iomsio We have seen in many day. Its
weight 10 two pounds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06
Local hteuieence.


MACBETH
AAana ,ssy sasases sac tsaanr Z Be A. t.ass
a. = ~ Essssf, SAL sasal cAsasA - Naas@ssss
srssszs ESQ a. 81 sat a $50 sssssa.e -
~ a.ass sftss sss-satssts ssea4ssss
sr.ss. 4 r~s - At-a ~ h. sse<uAss
trssn salAs sdvsA wsss Ees heaaAasazs a natAsn&
ks.lrrss sssi Trsasg. va ~ s.5gxlne rssalt
Grass IN ssYu.sus = Tve q nssss tatsng -
eA4ysaoua. had nesar had ksT HntErAszssta1sz -.
y4ss saa tAs aasss A. AsA ven s,ruaS suasn
- -asssssi
$50 lass stsl aAsss 1853 sftAt essnaoe vsfss-
y uAieh rseaaers8 iwesss4ve ipsass IA or
pss.sssss'a. spd -sssa.s ts.sss roas,As Nsa~-
be-. a. l-si ps1pga = haat
kaaIS0FoN
4THs 0saat 49, cslss1 essb sasel u tks rvvn
Haa i hrargtaa. - weans~iss Ess.. oea ,, a.
aFm The elab sal - sddre@@ed ~ thss issna
b. Eass4 Hnsl. Ksa.. sfgas1 E.spAra, !. l.. arr
ossstrs-saa I.osaassst. sna ~ othsf dAssinEussh-
81 spssasss bon sbsosA Coed asnslag b ms
0iss Uah,
r. Tl.srs - ps,.hahly % terra "a Western Fer-
mant sac9ralns 70 - foPsiaispa u.st = lsorees-
- "a m.aspfActarias nassaoss, aaa egssegaauiiy
n psFaI.siae u,ors rsFialy thAa tss losa q Al
h.stsn Firss 80 VII bsgiH With ~ sAss Pog
uasuutsossrias baslnoss q Msssrs. Plat A %,
vhsrs fasr 100 ias hashsls u shoe pegs Art fatn.
wfsrsareA aSls and rsafsly soia At me dollar pa
hushai Htfp sassu l. bussses- - Ne iistls A..
tels q shos pegs. u 49, 90 70 ANA ysar.
,. ooii0a has planning mil pruFelloa by "a.
~, whieh dans ycATiy bssness u Atssai, $4,000
T. Furnsh, tan shop, business II soine, ts,os
+ NJ West Son, sssAan mill and lamber bnsi.
nss. tso0ol
A wallace. sloaAss pins, EOOl
b W sanford, wNshboATds and nevepA-
per lss. uOo,O
Head A brothers, brush handles, 1900
o. A A. h, c&nAsid, doors and blinds, tSoo0l
Dorr barney. clothes pins aud sAw mil, 5000
y. /. Amss, ohiseis. draw shAves &c, $500, oOt
gudson Billings, wA4hbaards AAd saw
frames, tl2,0s
A. n Garfield Co, vAshboArds and
chair stock. to,ooi
$4,000
H., a.. 1, tka Httie town ~ Arlington
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06
,sNn

Here, then, in the little town o. Arlington,
il manufacturing business Of over half mil
lion dollars yearly. This is an example the poo
ple u Rntland ought 70 initiate by turning all the
available water poser into use, and where IL is
no, ava liable b nae steam. Courier
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

Queen Isabella has issued a protest
against the revolution in Spain. The
document argues that force has been
used by the rebels to depose the throne
of Spain, and declares the act of jun
TIA established by the revolutionists not
binding upon the people.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-06

The doctor is = hom@pathist; but in
politics, at least. ha acknowledges that
large dose is good prescription.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17
THE END OFT.

The case of The People rs. Andrew john
son is ended. The perhdy aud baseness OF
seven Republican Senators have defeated the
eomplainants. The vote stood So to 10;
that is within one of conviction Andrew
johnson went in by one-an assassin. Now
he has been kept in by one-a renegade. IN
infamous responsibility fer Andrew Johnson
infamous administration that places
John Wilkes Booth and Ianes ".
Grimes in the same category. Iowa has
given Mr.. Grimes honors and offiees-hence-
forth she has for him only cnrses end con
tempt. lie has bid for this price and he will
get it. These seven rerfdious Senator's. "a
diaboical number-the number OF devils that
we're cast out Of Mary Magdalene-t they may
d;sbouer themselves, but they may not dis
honor the Republican party and the nation.
We have said, q The End OF It. But II
isn't. Scores and scores of Union men viii
be murdered or driven from their Southern
homes By reason Of this verdict.
For every murder ard every Que of these
outroges, these same renegade Senators have
made themselves responsible. II any Repub
lican now or hereafter is Ike 10 acquit these
Senators of wrong, lei the blood of the men
whom by their votes they murder, cry aloud
ef<Fenseauce, aud inpite every Republican
TO an unyielding pitiIessness.
Now what? Well, can seven renegades,
with Andrew johnson thrown in, kill the Re-
publican party? Not bit of it. Those
seven will be spotted, and he Republican
party will go up by its representative. to Chi
cago next week, will nominate strong
ticket, and the voters of the nation will do
for Andrew, IN November, what the Senate
failed to do now-they will put him OFT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

10. violate with IMMUNITY. Grimes and the
-, Lnov tia, the arguments made in behalf
20 Andrew .Iohnson's innocence will sfima-
la. him to pIay the Dictator over the Son.h'
, = make blood and massacre the oroer
Of the day throughout that sec''oo' ~ 10.
the position which they have assume {,
Senators leaves no remedy % say 'ns ''auu
Of the bloody usurper.
Thus degraded and shorn q all power y
his action Of the Senate, and rendered %
ol;ec. of derision to the President and Of me
contempt Of the people, Congress- might as
well be disposed Of altogether. Eor IN our
view The sole Despotism Of Russia Is more
respectable, and rather 70 be preferred 'ha m
the shan, pretence If Legislation kept up in
France under the more arbitrary rule OF Sa-
nolaoag SgS &
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

The power Of the press has become 8
phrase proverbial in the language ofla!l civil
lied nations 7, exercises the SAME potent
triiaence in commanding the public mind
that the platform did in ancient times, and
the pulpit in The middle sges. Its the main
organ now through which the springs OF hu
man action can be touched and set in motion,
ard lis wants stimulated and directed so as
10 secure he Accomplishment. Of certain
euds.
Is no class Of msn can this powerful organ
be 90 efFectualiy and prodtably employed as
by men engaged IN business.
!, is important thai commercial n,eh Should
never fail to reaize the idea tina, they have
to deal with world Of facts, and those facts
are the supply Of human wants. Now, il is
a fact that Though the press, aud the press
only, can this great current Of human want
be so controlled aud directed as to make il
sHbservient to every form of commercial in- /
teres.. Public attention needs continually
to be kept alive by it's stimulating inhaence,
and this can most sarely ard etfectually be
uODe py constantly hoi1lha up belpre IL Inc I
most suitable objects for gratifying the pre- /
yaiing taste and alae hy r~'-s'.s eas the 7
vario IS faciliues possessed by the merchant !
through which there wants can be supplied ]
on the most favorable terms. But not only /
is the power of the rress effsctnal in controll- +
nag and directing human wants, il is also eff /
fectusi in creating them. II is fact that By !
stimulating attention we can create want. /
Association, with pleasant feelings, for ex-
ample. which il should always he the ohiertsi
Of The merchant TO excite, will almo always
tnerate wants Of such power as to make
heir eradication almost necessity.
The past history of commerce affords an,>
pie proof that q rapid rgsh upon the market
has often been the consequence Of created
deu.aad through stimulated attention.
Comm ercial inen Of the present day We think
are not alive enough TO facts of this kind (
Y e simply bid them cast their eyes on the 1
broad pages Of he world history, and they
vii! there see that It is only the men who I
have through the press taken hold OF the |
deeper springs Of human action that have
ever beenthe great leaders in the van Of COM /
gnefcisl enterprise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17
? - -
Datcnelor.s rfa.r T,ro

Tais rsi.rdis FISH d. Il IL. ssss ia -. !,
only tras and ps.fre. Dye harssis.4. fti.,i,
disappointment, nc rl.Ienioss mt,
ss ~ sfsets ~ tsi dyer inygorsfss Ard ieavs. N.
fisis fet and taanfisa, t;aea tross fe,a hy All,
nsesss@ss NJ fssfassefs psooers sprd al Batch
t'a9 : vssiesy ~ II Bond street, sew Yask.
y sfgty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17
TESTIMONIALS.
mDn. eEoHeE w. WooBMaRn.


aat.f {rzse> eftae snprrsas tgp.f Of f>aHsyfyaaia
writ =.
fAi14etthja, March IL, issT.
good a.a a s.si Z s.ss 4 n. as.
live erg.ns aud a - Ezle1 ga, tens ft In esaes
Of debility aud ~ant,f nrrvou. sntioa the y
You're truly, Go. ". ~toDXAhD'
HON. JAMES THorPsoN.
Jalgs Of fhe su1,rsm, coYsf 81 rstafgliaaia.
itj1aielpAis. A pIis e sas.
II consider 'Hosfant's Ger Htttsis' rahta5',
nteliciae 10 ef attacks iaixa,tian Eyspep.s.
can certify this from ny expsrielee Of II
Yours, with rss2scs,
JAMES THOMPSON"
From Rev. JOS. II. KESSARD, u. D.,
T,r.fsr n nc r as Bp7tts' tasrcA PiRadsit.sia.
que. tsy with 1eeonsn. iatiols OF
different Ii ods If mo lies bat regarding the practice
OF my snpropri sHA F@.;e sphere. Lave In
all cases declined. bnt 49, win c!.ae proof in
various instances, and - - par.icn,arI, in my
own snily of ts- Or. Hooa njis fi4tnrsp
press my s conviction nt for Ecrsli .fffty Of the
sgst.m eaf ,si tcallg FOR Lsrsr tcmPet It Is sa,e
aa tstartie psppr.0a In caaes may f.lj but
usually Doubt il Will he Tcry be aeia TO those
who suffer from the abeye
Yours. very respectfully,
j. RI gKSSARp
Eisffs hsI5~ t't1 sss 4
From Rev. z. d EEHDsH.l,
assfs mi fatto'. eHff Sas tls,eafsss Plaza elrbia
hsse isriret decided t,.rehs he., tie u Iioof
lanr serinsn rittess. aad o my pssisese -
msnd then as satn4.!e fatic NIL ho trf
is'isz sscm genera arttfty .sonf dsgss arsing
from dsisIeenaen O. n aver
ar, En,s
Ell. iENrALI.
\
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17
PRICES

Hoohsnds German Differs per bottle 81 On
- = = - half doseS ...A m
Hoonands German TOME pntnp IL qnart bo,,I,s 4 "a
per bottle, or half to.en cr....... -...... "a
A-po not forget to sxamine wei sstieie 6ar
IN ufdsr 10 Got TIE genuine
For sale by an uruggisfs and Dealers
OF n edfefnes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

Tus St. Louis Dem ocrat.l' goes for the
Chicago TritHns, 1t says the latter is . not
an o1ean oil the Republican party, but the
organ and th-piece Of the renesades
Crimes end 9'rnmbuiit
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17
TuE BAsKaupr LAW.

The Gifype cent elanse in the Bankrupt
Law has not been postponed from the Isl OF
June to January /, 1889. The bill to extend
the provisions Of the entire act to the latter
date passed the House, but has not passed
the Senate, and it's doubtful whether i will.
So. 10 ouote an exchange, as the law now
stands, any bankrupt who files has pa
napers on or after June LIST, will be COM
PEELED to procure the written assent to bis
discharge Of the majority CT his creditors, IN
number and in palue, who have proved their
claims, unless bis assets pay fifty per CEN. OF
the debts g,rored against his estate. This, ct
course, is after the costs have been paid and
az these will not he less than ten per cent,
in ordinary eases, the assets Of bankrupt
who will then obtain an unconditional dis-
charge must be quite large. This will be the
more evident when ii is remembered that no
assignee can close mp and convert into cash
an embarrassed estate g, the full value Of
the property. There will always be sacrifices
and forced sales.
Practically, then, after lame first, unless
further legislation is had, the bankrupt law
will cease, except os an agency on the part Of
creditors 10 compel failing and dishonest
debtors TO make flll and impartial distrihn-
lion Of their property. For thls purpose il
is and will be permanently very valuable.
But voluntary cases in bankruptcy viii be
few, and the registers, hitherto 50 busy, viii
have ample leisure FOR other dasiesI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17
few, and the registers, hitherto so bns
have ample leisure FOR other dasies.

THOSE who had the work Of Reeonstrue-
ton in the South to manage, have had diff
fcult task. They have had it in the matter
Of framing new Constitutions for the States.
The ex-rebels will Surrender nnconditionally,
Int they viii not compromise. They would
mske no concessions, and they rould use
suy concessions made to them to establish
thair own supremacy. And that supremacy
would involve absolute ilitpleraade and os
sracism Of Union men. There We no mid
lie groaniier loyal men The sohfb 10 oc-
cpp3 in The mnt;er Of reconstruction. They
hal to put the ex rebels under. Or the ex
rebels wau!d put them under. This is why
the new Constitutions Of SO many Of the re-
constructing States have andue reztrictions
10 suffrage. There vas reason eaongh for
TIE southera Union men TO put Them in
but Congress in admitting The States, sh- nd
strike uus those restrictive Objectionable
features. There should be- no specih legs
lation in The organic law Of Stab. Thai
law should be broadly republican and en-
large, rather than bind the rights and securi-
" Of all the people, Let tie Southern
States now lie made free States indeed
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

WANTED, A PURCuASER-s5oo i
sfd,tD9 be r.siizsa within the ne., ,hx.
months By prrhf sing Stsfe Right sor rev n ~.
Ter HrsndIns ihv utieis u Mo~isg AID ming XII.
chsnes Fer nst atiye and dss isivr rirutxr .td,s.
MEiLEN DDstsE
ofes m. \ Hsypa,ds Hioek
0ttsgc. N
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17
VI ascAcs and Jewe.rv

A u M,LER; cofner Handptn aa,, ,ya,s $500,
= fnieef t.r, M.efag tsrfr and Wsaei ias Z
TIL afiaBsJ Watch Co. N27tey OF
snare h12-AsssI3
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17
From Rev. JOS. II. KEssARp, D. D.,
EsffH, b sI5a Ttases II
From ReY z u. EE.x ILL
CAUTION.

hoonsnds German Kr'ncffts are eoapse-f itAi res
Is. ,s.' . M .aa. Il ..ss = ksox
cauntetf.st
Principal odlc~ ard man III tory At the asrn.r ws
Gins Store, Ho eal ARCH Ssreai, Bhlad, lpa ta
CHAS n. GYANq.
German Dray4ist pro n. etnr
Formerly Q. u. JACKLON 4 co
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

IN,
q 1919 NJ BRARD CT raints ana Coraase 81 all
~ dssetirfish,. Cptten Canvass of all siafhs And
1eif wntnss aAd Caterr, fa- Pitef 6a knm
Iaekle beeks.tsr 2o5 and 20. s Wntsr tre.t !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-17

groceries.
haY. At ka a tsDi WHOLESALE trocsr. orders from
epantrt merchants promptly filei and at the lowts
prices 81 ard 80 Rsusnll b ssFs.t
Gsss skG e. = WI Y y
treet. caifasa.
Hardware.
IREgSEBAuA soas, 40 II ,,sislph stfrel Whole
W ,ais iArdwaresaa Cutlery NJ sriuissture IRON Nail.
c.rriaga Eft,, iooss iost brtts, ~, Fsnus' Ak.
and dye fenis.
Nj AnKshr AIM q co, imfpifeF. asd Joil,srs Of
~ hsta ssle ~ csi'ey 81 LAKE ftrsst aanuiao
III iLissR, BIS KEEP IasT~rtefs AID Jot,,rrs In
N fterasae Cutlery. Astiesiiiaisi Teo Aseney for
An.srle n lie aud Whseiins els. s. Stat street
Hats. Caps and snrs.
EsFi BaorHiR :. Hets, Cats aad Far- hnl,n.ry
- aad straw Goods, b.f-tta Il ,sss md ~ < lso4s
Iron and steel.
Ifatb, REMARK > CO., Importers AID Dea.ef. In
Iron. stss Mats and Heavy Hardwate, 60, 81 aud
s.:anlps and Fruit liars.
T. !. $40 III CO, u,ass ware, oaaads ie etc 10
-. sale = Close rseres n 2 Clark stre+t
L.MaDer. sash. Eiam1as. Dc.
NJ EgNAs, LEWIS sUan. Alt. FlaalEE MI, Ssh
l. ard Door faet5rs, and Lauber YaI.l, Ger gas
dogss antl gfdess fitted Conner i2sh and Luaber SIS
i-a
machinery
N .. ia i Err, siF atsi. Easta s. Pump, Wrought
~ iron Ps'- ii iir.,s Isoa a-tirgs cam Warning
4 rirst j, 10 : J ffsFsop street
jtTAtaogrir, THtsnfT : fuRstt lrong FIse and
w Fistngs ss-asa ier. Pumps alb 8nasea. Eelt-
ns, Steam bsrniae afpar.tq,, rs ftse st'cst
N.ls. Paints and class.
(,HssE, iis> ts.kp $ CO, re wsset.
" qna.tssa fer Dir. Psint sainiah. a.sss ard Axlt
Grease Prenrirt9r. 81 = 70 white Z ad
j Evils, HAN 60 sell Paint, ofa, serni.hss ard
l ! Wintus Gfa-s, eaean.r than apy holss in the
No,thw..t. q a9a stntt v Z, .tEs.t
cecilia. Haaaxssls.
yHTnlTAoER . Rsya1sD ats ssie 10 h1r
w slsts, F. and G >, r odng sd shA4tns kst
Gal rtr. iteh. o.t,t o ., isG Warrington street.
so0sapg ~Aase-.
puRrLE, eif4su aud I'D Noifng jat,s lie onl,
hons IL tas Vet Looping Fs-ss 4lra'y pra teal
's' rs furnished Whts;rs R.ymordlis6 shipgtcn
Satls.lery Hardware.
RK liam. 40 DYEAR = HAYES Coach and sed-
- dteiy 1sriHase, he, tier, Hnb., spokes ard bent
lei LAX street,
HAYDEN FAys45 and A Lake rtreet, M.rutac-
tnfers and Dssiors In Leather Carriage Goods and
saddlery Hards
Aesa lallrss la.saabIr ~Aams
a. B.DkUWN CO, M,nnfa 5rsr. Oar sksins are
~. th- bensi- and EFT offered 10 taet ale. Send
Or nn..sr...d est.ozue. g Kingsenry Street. ST.
seed Store.
p s.AEsER1IE a1l lake street, ,sard-l aud Field
ses.is. Seed S3sers ard Garden Driiis Agent for
1skehslds Corr Planters seud for CIT .lorne
~ yWinnr . s.d Gard = ~f,
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Chicago f.ead aua Oil storks.

I EeL SON, 81 T. a. franz 4n lstsae' 8tSafastur~
IL Wr5a zaf aha Cast io., scf n beg. hFtdg,s
B.as ;aats, eeess bpi{.rs graz dg. It'tii fas
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iltSAs, nHIgaAs Nj Is, Whoisxsls Dry
ID G3od4 Hesl...s ana S0tiDns Is ana 1. aandollh
tree. large ste@a ard log prices.
( .ALEa TAS HYgs Dealers in sry tsoot. waoieus
~ and Notions shoitszie II vel. ssisetse al
aid NJ bottom prfc ., IS iAk- Hr+et.
TuHa y. tAas t.t a "a. Dry 84eh. sgii5ns CO..
ems II a1s.ll Afe4aS r.. ~ tsfsvf stseE IA
saespef tlssn Ell t;Isr h9ass Vet.
:, q. lAgksgs a CO. y h9.e.air ptess 10 a, White
>. Goass halcn., Hori.rt. wSel&na FnraishIpy
iossi1. - gua q wst ,,h Asctue
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Fancy Dry s.eoas Il ID Notions
II Elm. Wo1p Co.. lmpoF.t4. aud j tb+ts ~
IN Fancy Try q sds, solI1ts Hoti4ry, White Goods
ooirn Ia DDS, compute L. u p,Ie.s 81 and
~ Msshi- Avenue
flaming Bs.ls- aksI : CO. ha.-~sle ia ers il
vi Astxss iioJp Skirt. Hosisryl GIoves and Pkncy
)rt 61ois. ~ lax. street Ser .fe,k ie~
~ garE q stka e. isate stsrs AS ~ l5eFs II
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Blank Books. Stationery a. Pa
per Warehouse.

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". bars Of goors and shoes kes. 10 aud q Randolph
tFa 4
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Brick Machine,

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'a,rs slsfiopefy ard dr. Gends ASA ibN lake ST.
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Cloths. "a ssi sn etes. &c.

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Il vs. BAA 1CHs, RI * -. 81 paaa tEst r. a l..
Cls Pipe, Sheet sai. Bar Lad pix L+-ai. LIES.
Jis s1s i ,tlesi. 70 North G. ~ l. street
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Persons .fdrHnsed in Lifi

1t isn well estab ished that fuy half OF The
f. male portion Of osruD p4p1lii seldom
IN the tnj3yment or n p5d Ie4ith or.
tt.ir own -Apr, s.ieu. au. eel ". IL they
lsDguid devoid 0: ~! ,possy e,tttmeiy
have no appetite
TO thi. eiasso Of persons The Rters the Tonic
a4p
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are sae strong the either Of these remedies
They will cure ever, ease o HAHAssIs ~ithoHt fail
Thousands OF certificates have accumulated In the
haads Of the proprietor, but vii allow Of tas pub
ie&tIon ai bal lew. These, sfii he eIesv.d are
u note and Of snrh s,anisg that the. be-
lestd.
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rocg1cry and GIasax are.

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Ghicago Iron Works.

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UNIT, PRESTON AkEtN. ~ Clark rtreet, Rsnke
l. and Dealers Ia Government securitiss, Lard Wa
rantA. Land sedp, AID Pacific Rallrosd no ID
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Dry Goodt.

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IA = iisns 'ita street
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groceries.
| 1afs At ka tDi Wholesale 6focsss srdtfs from
- epattrt merchants promptly fnei and the lowe,
prices. 81 ard 30 Ransslt b stf..t
ENARHiS6ft BkEss FER lsgcstssors l. II 81
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