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Corrected Weekly by Orange Furnace G
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AT osT.-Isaac Nathan requests US
to say that he will positively sell goods
at cost during the next sixty days, as
he is going to change his business, and
must sell out within that time.
He has large stock of clothing on
hand. Call at the sign of the Three
Red Posts, on Broadway Street.
Jan. 23, I86s-2m.
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WE have roceiyed tbree answers from

WE have received three answers from
the boys, to the question in Random Thoughts
Of last week. One is from Ira A. sternberger Of
Jackson enc from Richard Cla ar Of Gambia, and
one from David il. Lewis, jr., Of saHsonyille.
They are all correct and will be published next
week, with oil others that may be sent in by that
TINA
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STAR FURNACE blowed out on Tues
day, for the purpose of putting in new hearth
and bcsh.
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CLEAR THE TRACK, and make room
for 'Barretts Hair Restorative, " now rapidly
making It's way into our market splendid
article.
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WE would call attention to the ad-
vertisement of Mr. Pierces farm, which he
desires to sell. tits good farm and well located
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MARRIED.

OK the lSt day of January, 1868, by
Rev. Thomas e. Grifitbs, Mr.. THOMAS sSEDI-
GER, and Miss MANDrA WEIDLER.
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New Advertisements


THE undersigned has been duly appointed ex-
l. ecu trix of the last will and testament of
David Dove, late Of jackson Co., o., deceased
All persons indebted to the estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated to the undersigned for allowance.
Jan 80, '66-3w JULIA E. DOVE.
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SEE advertisement of Sheriff Wilson.
He wants some notes paid.
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WHISKY STATISTICS. From the AS
sistant Assessor we get the following figures,
showing the number of places in jackson and
county where distilled and femented liquors are
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FARM FORSALE
Notice.

Notice.
TOHN WYANT, whose residence is unknown,
- but who is supposed to reside in Vlnton Co.,
Ohio, is notified that Margaret Wyant did, on the
oath day of December, A. D., 1867, file her petit
ton in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas within and for the county of jack
son and State of Ohio, charging the said John
Wyant with being guilty of Extreme Cruelty to-
ward her said Margaret Wyant and asking that
she may be divorced from the said John Wyant,
which petition will be for hearing at the next
term of said Court.
Dated this 10th day Of January, A. D., 1868.
MARGARET WYANT.
BY James Trip, her Attorney.
Jan 16, '6S-6w
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Itch! Itch !!

Itch! Itch! Itch !
SCRATCH! SCRATCHi! SCRA TCHl!!
in from 10 TO 48 hours.
WHEA TONS OINTMENT cures THE Iron.
WHEA TONS OINTMENT cures SALT RHEUM.
WHEAT0 OINTMENT cures TETTER.
WHEA TOMS OINTMENT cures BARRIERS ITcH
HHEA TOMS OINTMENT cures OLD SORES.
RHEAT0N'S OINTMENT cures EVERY KIND
of Humor like Magic.
Price 30 cents per box, by mail, 60 cents Ad-
dress WEEKS & POTTER, Ne. 100 Washington
Street, Boston, Mass,
For sale by all Druggists
C0et g. '67-y.I
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FARM FOR SALE.

Iwish to sell my farm, in jackson township,
JaclJson county 1t lies in section II, less than
a mile from the NJ. & c. Railroad It contains
200 acres, about 80 of which is cleared, the
balance well timbered. There is a comfortable
house, barn, and an orchard of 100 trees, graft
ed fruit. 1t is about mile from Raysville, on
the railroad
Any one wishing to buy such farm, would
do well to call and see the place, and hear terms.
Jan 20, '68-8m WILLIAM JENKINS.
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Attachment Notice.

William Powell, Pl'f. Before j. Edward Jones,
against j. P. of Jefferson To-,
Thomas Monaghan & jackson County, Ohio.
Joseph Massie, Defts.
AN the 18th day Of January, 1868, said Justice
" issued an order in the above action for the
the sum OF Eighty Dollars.
WILLIAM POWELL.
JAN 16, '6S-3w.
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Furnished WeeklyJ By CHAs. RHODEs, ESQ.,, Record
Tcf Jackson County.
William Stroud and wife 10 IaSac N. Long-52
acres In Milton Township ............ $500
John P. Reed and wife TO Gerson DaVid-108
acres In Jefferson Township ...... &c, 800
James Chillott TO John Aldrldge-Lots II and 12
In the the town Of Pattonsvile ........ $500
Michael s. Murphy and wife to Stephen @. Har-
man-4O acres in Jefferson Township :. :. S276
David Allen and wife to Board of Education of
jackson TOwnship--sixteen hundr edths of an
acre in Jackson Township. ip............. 81
Alden B. Stockwell to Isaac Buckingham
and SO. .Griswold-200 acres in Jackson Town.
snip ...s.................... 81
Henry Fry and wife to James Havens-6S acres
In Hamilton Township. hip........,... $3.50
TIE following are the proce edings in
the Probate Court of Jackson county for the week
ending on Saturday last:
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Aries Walters and Elizabeth Farney,
Larkin Hens on and Elizabeth venters.
One marriage license issued to parties in Madi-
son township, with request that 1t be not pub
lished.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Three accounts filed.
Two inventories filed.
Two citations issued.
Daniel Hughes naturalized.
Lindsay CremeepA appointed administrator of
Patrick Cremeens. Bond 5000.
Deaths reported by DR.. l. T. Monahan:
a. ...''''''''' 'stsDpeu'
W. hSSlnRer' '.''''.............. .CFouP.
- AEalucT' '.....''.'...........b BRAIN disease.
By DR.. W. s. Tyrrell:
Ellzaoetn west. t...........,.... Consumption.
Mary Ellen West. t..,.........u....,. .Qnfant.)
Births reported by DR.. /. T. Monahan:
mae' '''.'''..'.'''.....'. ...'...............,.' 0.
Hemale '.'''.'...'........,,. ..,,.,..............Z.
By DR.. McFadden
1'iNo '''''''''''''s
reulales ...'......,.....,...... q
By DR.. W. s. Tyrrell:
Males '''''''.'.'.'.'.......' IL
comSles' .N..s'..........,. IA.
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IfthereAnything tbs people thoroughly understand,
il is the comparative value Of the various medicines Of
frsd for sir ssospsanns thseash the advertising col
umns Of the press In sorptural phrase, they Try all,
but only hssd fast to that which good H.ace med
cal that haa been CROWNS In favor with the
public for period Of twenty years. asd has attained
larger sale than any other remedy Of il class ever
reached In any country may be fairly entitled STAND
9PamSlc, touching whose merits there Is room
for controversy Nov this il precisely the postion Of
HOs1ETTKR'g STOMACH BrTTERs. Al means Of
preventing curing dyspspsia ordinary indigestion
biAsusness gsnsra debility, and nervous Affections
haa literally lirsd d04 III competuon. and legitimate
y taken place the foremost vegetable tonic on this
continent, tn7e,d, This Hemisphere In view Of this
stati.ca fact which may be readily verified by refer
this Rsvsune res NJ, few words of sessonabe
advfee ID relation the use article 10 such general
request will be considered egosiic out of place
There no season which suggests the necessity for
CT this agreeable invigorant significantly
than the Fall The great contrast between the Temps
Of the nights and days. and the heavy mephitic
Aistsarisng from extensive surfaces Of accompanying
Vegetable matter necessarily have decreasing effect
upon syatss partially exhausted by the heat OF sum
meF sud therefore greatly needing that strength and
vigcr which are this best safeguards against disease
ActinA . tonic and st1machc, a blood depursnt, an
eitsratiss and IN Ant-bious medicine, HOSTETTERs
BIrTRRS exercise wholesome influence upon every
b&aithy Influence Hence its great value as Fall
n edfriue. loctl3tCw
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sDeClal Notices.

4 DDREss TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITA-
"a ted whose suferings have been protracted from
nlaosn oaasss ma wnose eases require proup. s,eas
have suffered, from fnrolnstary discharges what ct
feet does It produce upon your general health Do you
feel weak. debtated, easily ttreil Does little extra
xertion produce p.lpisation Of the hearth Does your
liver urinary organs Kidneys frequently get
,ro,y . ssns ."s q do.
x1sa4o5 hs1Dpe o. = sediment ct the bottom s1er it
- oDef 20 ps have spSll. Of skcrt bssath-
lhg Ve1yspsp8ai Are y0gr bowsls coastipateds Do
you have sps Of ainting or rushes Of blood to the
head, II your memory impaired Is ycur mind con-
SANITY d.sllins upon tbs subject !, 20 you feel dull
to BE- lei slons set away kom everybody Does any
little ...sr up, .seur sleep bro
The bloom your cheek bright, logon enjoy your
self society = veil, % you pursue tour bS.insss
With the same snssy 10 an .s' od
% ID q essaaebosy SO, Do not lay II 70 yoar liver
or dyspepsia. Hsse yoa restless nishtsl Four back
weak your knees weak end have but little appetite,
now rsssr, ssiiassss sssssa lissas. badly cured.
and s1ual e1cesses are al capable Q, producing .esa
when in perfect Hsaish, ssks TIE mn. Did you ever
think that those bold, defiant energetic, perssyerng
eucceueul bs,anessmen svays those whose genera
tive orsens sr Il perfect heaIthf You never hear such
men complain OF being melancholy, OF nervousness Of
uuapthfion Of the heart They never afraid they
csnos succeed in business: they don't become sad aud
discouraged they always polite and pleasant In The
oGnpasJ Of ladies', and look Jou and them right In the
- about 6sm.8 do not mean those who keep the
organs inflated by running to excess. These will not
only ruin their constitutions but also they do business
with or for.
How many men, from badly deseases from the
effects or selEabuse aud excsss, have brought about
tia. state Of In those organs that has reduced
the general ., stem much TO induce aimee
other disease-idocy, lunacy, paralysis, spins alice
tons suicide. and almost other form ~ disease
which humanity is heir TO- and the raa! OF tho
trouble scarcely ever suspected aud have c'ored fr
Ill hnt the right enc.
Diseases Of these relu,r the Of Dinretic
HxLMeoLp's FLUID KxrkAGI BIcAu l. the great
Duretic and il vtsin for diseases Of thu Blad-
Kidneys, Gravel, prepsy. Organic Weakness, f. .
Couplakots, f;cnsret Deblty, and all diseases
UfinAtt Og kue whether eaastarg IN Male or F.
from whatever cause originating. and no mattero ~
II no treatment Il .ubmfttsd to- Consumption In
sanity NAV epsue Our flesh and blood supported
from these ro sad tho health and happiness, aud
that OF posteFty ads upon prom pit use OF reliable
4 1kKko4ts nyesxt EuSAu established upward of IS
years prepared u. T HELMBoiD. Druggist, 594 New
York e.d l04 Sou. 10Th Street, philadelphia Pa PRlcI
l1i ~ bettte bottles for 3660 delivered TO any
address. Sold by Dru ggists every here.
ANons genuine unless done up in steel-eDgrAved
wrapeerswAh beSptae of ny Chemical Warehouse and
signs6 II. 7. HELMBoLD
octH-d&wQm
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SAAAsh W. - hlNu run PhSJMO.
TON, so LONG AS OUR ARMS AXE
SUCCESSFUL"
-Grap 10 Sherman February, 1862.
"IF MY COURSE Is NOT SATIsFAC
TORY, REMOVE NE At ONCE. DO
NOT WISH IN ANY WAY TO IMPEDE
THE SUCCESS OF OUR ARMS
Grant to Halleck, Feb. 8. 1862.
mo THEORY OF NY OWN WILL
EVER STAND IN THE WAY OF ny
EXECUTING IN GOOD FAITH ANY
ORDER NAY RECEIVE FROM TRoAE
N AUTHORITY OVERlME."
= Grant q Secretary Chase, Nay 20, 1868.
This is A REPUBLIC, WHERE THE
WILL OF THE PEOPLE Is THE Iaw
OF THE LAND
--Grns's Letter to President Johnson. 4vo.u
1868.
81 SHALL. HAVE NO POLICY OF MY
OWN TO INTERFERE AGAINST THE
WILL. OF THE PEOPLE,.
= CRAFTS Letter, Nay %, 1865.
HUMAN LIBERTY TIE ONLY
TRUE FOUNDATION or HUMAN GOV.
EMINENT
= Grants Letter to Citizens Of Msmphis.
"LDr % HAynREAOH."
= Grants Letter May %, 1868.
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--4NN*+-@
WATERLOO.

"Soldiers, behold the sun OF Australia -
was one of Bonaparte's Geld orders on the
dsStAine u bae ~ sssAaaE yhs0iea " Ne:
hone, a~s ~ Resllt0sAe{ Ie(iapa' Ohio
and Psnnsylvania, will zee in this, mornings
sun The rharbingsr of the yicte5iss Of lS6f
sna 1850 MI1 Q2.bshsk IS SSuDts5 az
ionsly awaits theira xoftA ~ deciding
whether the party Of hight or Of Wrong
shall rule. If ,hsr. could b fair and hon
es, vote Of the iasidfMtfs alone, We would
have no doubt Of Republican success inseach
OF the three States. We have to day agood.
round majority Of the voters in each. Predi,
eating a Judgment on that We say the. verdict
in each Of the three States holding elections
to. day would be favorable to the Rspubli-
cans But the. Democracy know that lily as.
the Republicans c-r aa6ra to lose Ohio,
Pennsylvania and Indiana, they can still less
afford it. Defeated in all of these and it
would be unnecessary to count the ballots 10
November-Gnnt's election wonld be ass
surad. To-day is the death or life struggle
Or the Rebel TtsnUs racy9 iesAll asAxud,
all that importation Of voters, all thet corr.up-
ton and dishonesty can do, will be done to
carry Pennsylvania and Indiana for the OPP
position. %, sssg idcNisr-the hgh'
critical. We bide the result anxiously yet
hopefully. 3lS-as tsi1ss h.t
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STATE TICKE T.,,

FIR Gcretdry 81 HaH,
ED. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
Ibr Auditor ef Nnte
John A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County
FIR 7rsdSurer u Iadfe
sAM'L f. RANKIN, Of Washington County,
For Regiaer Of ,sate Lasa oNo,
G. c. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR Attorney GNssyal,
HENRY 0'CONNOR, Of MnscAiine County
FOR MEMBERS o. coSGRHss1
Ewsf psshta-0nORaR ". ncc1AAYk
Ssrond DtAdct-OoL. WILLIAN eNyTH.
Tatyd B9nyict-WM. ,. ALL1eoN.
AAH1 Qfsfrict-WILLIAM LOU0U1ID0A
bVkH UAt&a -1AANK ". PALMnH.
AEkSh DisfsSct-CHARLD c. YON1ROY
<br Judge Of Circuit CSsvt
JOINER. DRAWER. II Henry County.
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bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world the
only true perfect Dye; harmless reliable nstanta
neous no disappointment; ridiculous tnts remedies
he ill effects ~ bod dys invigorates and leaves the
Hair soft and beautiful, blae1 brorn. Sold by ell
Druggists sad 1srfumsrs and properly applied at Batch
lore's Wig Factory, No 10 Bond street. New York.
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= Eev oslesas Iaesf es.s aAIhe Blair
Gs4dgpq Friday and the Seymour Guides
on Saturday paradsd through the streets,
carrying IL hp6sseI p,ggf!4. tlsree
bars, red, white and ;red-which attracted
general attent;en md excited emotions ofsp-
proval or condemnation, according 70 shepo1
litical bias Of the specsaters''f
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HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

Every ycnr increases the popH-
Lnftfy IF this -'afuab{e Hair Prep
aTutfo1, schtch is due to merit
alone. We can assure 0tti. old
patrons that II Is Kept fully mp to
tfs high standard. and to those
sohO hare nerer used 10 are cdn
confidently say, that II ~ the onfU
reliable and perfected prepnra-
ton to restore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR to Its y0,tthjiit color, max
ing It soft, LtfstrOHs. and sifhen:
the scalp, by its nse, becomes
sOAife ANIL clean: II rcmores al
erMptfONs and tfantfrHE, and on
Hs tonic properties prerenfs Mr
+cir Jio,.. falling on, as IL slim
ntates and rOMT'ishes the hair
thicker and stronger. In badness
II restores the capillary Oinn.ts
to their normal UiDOr, and WiH
create u nesU Dl'OWth ercepf in
extreme 0ld age. 1t Is most
economical HAIR Dk ASING
erer used, us IL requires fetHer
applications, aud Dires the hair
that splendid gfOssU appearance
80 much admired By all. Il. 4.
Hayes, NJ. d., State AssdUer of
Mas, says, "the constituents ufv
pure and cArefuffU seiecfed tor
eBceLieH6 quality. and i consider
it The BEST PREPARATION for
its Intended purposes We pub
fish q treatise on the hair, mitch
roe send free IN null upon nppfi-
dnt0rU notices from clergU,nclAs
DHusicinns, the press, and others
ne haze made the study 0f til,
Ln;,. md Tn <liseNSpa n snpcfuIfu
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HoA. p. n. -CoolEl, Of Dubuque, il nak-
ing thorough canvass of the Third Dis,
trict. i vs.. - f8#il
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szsf-e4tf8 &s sac
INSTRUMENTATION CIDER
sv1N1a4hn warranted pure, and TO preserve pickles
nj ssaam awarded At the q. s. Fair inois state
RaiFanA Chicago City Fair Largest works of the kind
In the United ststey,
CHAs. ~. PRESSING,
apa8deod6n 8aaAg4lLsksst, Chicago.
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u G. q Al1Raws i - ~ ,asr noninss Of
the Republicans against Dsnnelly in Min
nesota. ss
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rnr JsweAsp Q -. aRAar.

To The list OF those Who have oveccoms
prejudice, and have the manhood qrhV r.
proclaim to the world their chang =
viction 10 added another name, that 70 :
Moses. He is the same gentlsmsj y
ish faith who some weeks 1eiV d
able lecture at Keokuk TO alk1hdisnee
Jews end Omissions. Al ths tins y 80
dsred that man Of sach culture q
sentiments should Be enrolled am6Ag H.
pessy d s,s,s 3. ss'osssfs. nov Ne % Il
won1Efko 10 hss u last come out for
Grant. but we do volder that he re-
maiaed there % lo1k. HI h0n0F
to shsse who,kesp The assnses q Their mind
open TO truth. And the best advice TO tne
Hebrew citizens We could give - to read me
letter, published in lhs Quincy Herald, and
follow the example Of him.
Here is the letter:
EDrsor lin 4t1- 200 rtsls inls.e9e rs
iss.s. ee.n.n.ins - H. K.
CLAYTON Standard and Spring sld Joarsai, awaits
from me response. While n private citizen,
not having aimee this campaign engaged in pure
" political pablio da6a1isut; Ldemur to theright
Of, ANY one TO catechise me upon my private con
TE.ions, yet feel hestancy to remove any
: =: ; J; s 4:
indignation ngainst Order No. II Is natural with
scnsitivep people ~hS hale tE4en ~ suffering,
and to whom the free spirit Of enquiry nepfoaac'
of our era,is gradually doing justice One Of tee
nrst to give expression to this natural feeling,
!: :; !; !: !. =.
"a h. oAM
.h;.h nppre..rvsdlv condemned Order
.'' 80 - S-snm...um i
pointed poi &: p':.. e 4. e. a. J;
issue thus ieE hif esen g. nh - :. AZ
Jews and that the principle wouo .;, ND rct
s si.sa - ~: s s'i ssps:. I iss ::
Jewish citizens, VINO, IKE ~ o.nsl., ~. ~
correct disHsolae1 ~. s.-s;ss a II. ;ntey.
principle and the hollow ip.serslce - ~. nai
est Of pArtV I'M NM
by the force OF ponucsl 3. ..;. "a M.mnh;1
several cosnnnnp Aos. 49,. 80 III tbfT
INTO IN impaoPeI ,.u;.h ,rd;enstion. nse1iur II
ink ssslasisely Js.,n ena,roet;on TX
9AcA lac. tHas11.,I EsnT nfkRI-
PHYS 'e..er e gy':x1US. ra "a TN ~
49, nepe90 y r ~ saicama ownnnorfun;-
personal friends gave me .ns s' pnp.iv a..
20 resasw .ne 81. s.vs done me The justios
to seIns-lsass, md !. .s:s declared TO The .s'
psl 1wYyyIY UtSUV NIL ,.t0i
4lkfoyyps syHUW09 ga III
Vc eNs .5sS IN G.nsrsl drsA
nave s,nce colIssP1 ,r., .n;J..r. ,e;r5;n
on TINS SUBJECT, sno noss snoss" A., H. b.rn
irg but ju.', spirit indigaatsor mes. gre 'ssy E
ne quietly serene Jeehsg Moy"'". =. ,,s,.uI
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LADY FRAsKLIE, now at the aes If forr-
score, has just returned from Asia, and ;s so.
iournipg in Franco
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euuy ~ e. ne9 ~ eoe0 men %
FArsu e. ovslySeportedl
in rda0 )his handst
dNeS 4 - - icing the
odsinn I'VE land,
BY - " 6iUoa |lll y - OBJ that The
ImaG;can. neonla. anDrayfIof tSsr~r1I "
8RIiQ U0}lk8U Sd Kkk&& hing
AStdh}d A3d80 bon, Ell 13atest
:s:s, & ~, 5;ss Jss's sssa'P; ~ |s, !.
|SS633 49, s 1T 1f0an their late
Tplatlorm neyer manfs0ned ona VII onneern.
|iA1 ET2qlf ~ go ~ 80 ~ % 6aE4rsye
eountrymcn now confn1d ID Ensliah dun
1885, end H6kht for
|Ehs IA sids II. - md Who like
sss;s1,s; sss,sss z " Kh Il;
Tor the prdtoction Of Irish 1oU6ted eitixeas
~ ie1so1intheQeup>ehS Nh Asa,
[NR4i1Qnh1 IA - Is 1em6Sr from
on ~ Ia = iIIssswn sBfo1ks, Of eZdk EE-
3.asltsl af Eopp fkAed 7 1litea
E0f ff6 st 141lmany4 Not ouesof them wss
70 be fond p import tha hill AvAd6sAmin-
NA1 old, tia knde NJ. Il.
&S4mt8bs 81 Brooklyn. was the only Demo
ton vaa before the House. n -~s@1e&.1 like
ESAiSSSS EsP... "a, tas9 espses aswe. will
mort thst Ere1i1I Turv, Diassei;, And his Anti.
ir;ah crnv IN s~oh. Ae..;tfni, go al.
ons politicians. AE1iA h4teaSUmoar, Blaif,
HofmAd. or even our coppkEyuan, OGof-
man, s7sr 4 sl.,pisS s. 'ussSss i ii: city +
country, TO aynpaihlze With, or aid the lrish
t.op' 49,. - sns &c .sa rs.;. y p.a.h.'ha
ns ms@ps. ~ .1e rsnlsn naosne1nooG,
~ g!4 I klhrok ks { ]! 81 .
Tsmmany are numbered; that they have beet
|WGghsd in the scAle, and found wanting,
a rc.m c,1os q onse' u 10y .aso @ w
he country, to oppose Il the bsllo.-bos, III
@G1.s,ees a ~ n MXEi;c
sI{ty.F TN el6ko6:I rsduest az IN Our
Irish adopted citizens would come to hear
the Hon. John Conness, who is to speak be-
fore the Irish Republican Campaign Club, q
the Cooper institute. on Wednesday evening
s00Ire - "a: eno sespsc o. svsty
HsH'o " ireiahu In III i0ho.
49, HAEl ! '1RR"Ss.
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aIE.nrncs
e~x~rr- a ss
Shse9aas 80 - o'4'''. : : -
English Qnakers are abandoning thei uni-
form.
Bismark eats opium by advice Of his physi-
clans. ~ - -
Tho atevs Para an &ra.rm Is ea,toa tho
"hiillet squir
When do ladies carr, fire !, her, shey have
taper fingers.
cRc3Estutps sxirn<acu valtcldh slsrSaa !
- Hhs(ck - - - ~
The cotton crop Of Florid. is f.;,ure ,b;s
season. Cause, the caterpillar.
r.. ~.
.a w;f ...H aaes lecen..y soldh's morse ana
80 $3.50 n.fJyl r ftf0ss,s
ona d.r ~ ,ba Co.. ia p oeIn la'a ~
Tss .l.a 4 sssl;;; e. ssass..ar
$500 -, oie'A -, = p'a"so"''
x1S1 u'iSsnrI1 dr. - .bd, XaS ;nenpJa 70
HeeX1ivH - II ~ ~
Wine, i, is said. is being made in Gaines.
splendid.
Minnesota has more Wild fruit mi, ,oar
thar some Of tho old states have Of e:,ltivate]
fruit
The growing tobacco crop in Virginia is
the best, and promises the largest Weld, Of
any since 1860.
( sNoIfanner ready own mora land than he
enltivates well. Ownership il in use Large
farms are often no farms.
merchant n town i q xor. ou.-,
i0'snaiit III toWH IS SO very awkward
snal ~ Gun even TAKE three days OF grace
On MS paper when i falls due. rga