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TOBACCO.

SNrese~nt city Tobacco WORKS. MAYER
- nROTurRs, Manufacturers II r0hlofn aud CiIurs,
Dealers in Chewing aud Leaf Tobacco u Trhcupl'ou
las ST., New orleans, lscpel-lyl
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Planes ana Music.

TyuRN A RgEMER, %, Camp -, Constantly on
4 hand fret clas, labus-plNd's, Martin 4
OnvTlrrs, The celebrated Cr'lUid, etc, l1lyl
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NIA-NNER 81 CO..

Having secured letters patent on their valuable
improvements on Pianos aud added largely TO their
previously extensive facilities for manufacturing re
now prepared TO furnish TO the Trade, at retail their
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Subscription and Advertising Agency
x. q. Wharton &, Co.,
NO. SO COMMON STREET,

Agents for over 200 PAPERS AMI PERIODICALS,
in the South, South West, West, East and North
and Mexico and Grtat Britain.
MANAGER--E. c. WHARTON, late of tho New
Orleans Picayunc.
AUTHORIZED AGENTs.-THOMAS TARDREW and
]. d. DAWSON. 2Stf.
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DSIsl.A.Ts.

CGE.gg.IE RCTAI CGEG=G5E,
open constantly, Day and Eycnng)
Corner Of Camp and Common Street
In the Elegant and Spacious Iron building,
NNLV ORLEMTG.
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This College has by it, OWN NrR1T2 and thorough,
practical plan Of educaton, oullrcl all the literally
endowed olluges Of this anil the SuuWc,tCin STATES.
1t Is the Oldest ComHsrcid college in The IRtai Suites.
Every student who gives proper attention to the in
strct Is gunl fed before graduating 10 keep set
of books, / natter not Whist the tu'inos Ey he. and
do the correspondence Of any house students at
tend tine Cunue u,I Cuusc or thr .iiy ury 90 , re-
cultural Course, or TO Peunan hip Arithmetic or l'"uk
keeping, the End sh. French, Spanish, Gcrma Lat
in or Greek Languages, Tclegrapl'Ig. rionugraplv,
Penmanshp Bookkeeping, or the hi Che Majhcna.irs
ETC., separately,
We have ample Arrangements for one thousand sH-
dent during the current year
N B.-No.Clauts, Planters, Lawyers, St~lmh'at
mon Bu ldcrs. ETC. can hero leRn 10 upcn, keep and
clu.n thoir hook. rprrccfIV i'm a f,.,r ,lays
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Iar5clMl and iIi,taWCr Plano F0rtGs,
which are now the most perfect Pianos. in touch,
Tone durability. workmanship and finish ofany now
made in Europe or America. am daily receiving
Testimonials Of the superiority Of these Pianos from
the FIRST artists, and even many ofmy most energetic
competitors say they arc the best Pianos they have
ever seen.
While cypress my acknowledgment for all pa t
iayors, and solicit c0ntiUar &c of the same, as.
sue my patrons that their interests shall continue
to be the object of my special devotion
Respectfully, PHILIP WERLEiN.
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Important Announcement
1S82----1S87.
ELEGANT HOLIDAY PRESENTS

THE undersigned having in 1862 succeeded in pur-
il chasing from the London Exhibition large as
sorment o very valuable and elegant goods, at prices
fabulousiy low concluded some time since to send an
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not organized, nor in which 40 registration
was made; but the re gistered voters resid-
| ing in such counties will vote in the coun-
| ty by whose Board they were registered.
The election will be held only ut the
county seats. No person will be allowed
to vote whose name does not appear upon
the registry list. The election will be by
ballot. "Those voting in favor of Con.
vention shall have written or printed on
the ballots by which they vote for dele.
gates, as aforesaid, the words 'For Con-
vention,' and those voting against Con.
yention shall have written or printed on
such ballots full words 'Agains' Conven-
tion.n Each ballot presented by colored
voter will be marked "Color.d,' BY one Of
the Judges Of Election.
The Eve days before specified, and those
only, will be given for voting, and the polls
will be kept open each day from sunrise TO
sunset; adjourning from II n. till ! p. N.
Poll books will be kept Of the names Of the
voters, as at ordinary elections in the State.
As each voter presents his certificate, one
Of the Judges will indorse on it the number
opposite his name on the poll list kept BY
them.
vi. The Boards Of Registration OF each
county will be superintendenis OF, and will
conduct the election, and will see that all
the necessary preparations are made for
properly conducting IL; that due and sufi-
Client notice is given Of the time and OBJ
ject of the election, proper ballot boxes are
prepared, etc.
III. from any cause, any Of the Registrars
Of county fail TO perform The duty iDcum-
bent on them, either Mt the revision direct
Ell in Paragraph III, OF At the election
their places will be filled BY the County
Court, or Clerk Of the District Court, in The
order named provided they can qualify
according 10 Law. I. vacancies e-1Hot be
thus filed, the remaining portion Of the
Registration Board will fill them with per-
sess who can duly qualify
The Boards Of Registrars take The place
Of the presiding officers aud judges At ordi-
nary elections, aud they win select 70 aid
tl,cm in keeping The poll lists, two clerks,
Who shall be sworn in the sane 1arner as
Registrar
Al the close OF the eieeiion, fhs Board OF
Registrars will carefully CONT and ma e
dupiicass returns Of The result Of The cleo
tion s1afing sisn. IN four ssrarzfe lists. rss-
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/ lst The student saves much time and moncy--as
there special Professors and Apartments for each
branch, and all things taught and pgacticcd in
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thers ANYTHING the people thoroughly understand,
h the comparative value Of the various medicines Of
fred for their acceptance through the advertising col
unns of The press, In scrptural phrase they try ALL
but only hold fast to that Vhich good Hence, msd
calps1pGa6n taat las bsss growing il kver with the
public for period Of twenty years. and has attained
At0 nls thsn any otler remedy Of - class
reached In any country may be fairly entitled STAND
Am oP1ans, toaeAing whose uerits thers ID room
or sontsovspy. 1ov, THAI precisely the position Of
HosfETTER's STOMACH BITTERe. A means of
Drsssnsasaad curing dyspepsia, ORDINARY indisestion
bsmness. general dstfhty, and nervous Affections II
hiss literally bred dozen all competition and legtimste-
y taken Its place The foremost vegetable tonic this
continent, indeed this AenispAere. In view Of this
stdiaical fact which nay Be readily verified BY refer
to the Revenue rstsvDs fsv words Of ssasonabe
advos In relation to theuss article in such general
request viii not ba considered sgotsc out place
There Is ssascn which saegssts the necessity for
courss Of this agreeable iavgosant significantly
than the Fall The great esatrt bsevesa ths tempe
rasurs Of the nights and day. ard The Asavy nsphie
nltsh arising ffon sgAsndvs surfaces Of dsoonposns
vustdAlD matSsr, ssesskrly Aass Asgfsnsasg effect
NJ. Ssd therefore sres4ly nssdiAe that ssnefh and
vtsr which the bsss safsetsfds aesisst disease
A0uDe = tooe and sob0aehie, bIeed 6soureot, an
altssativs and snt-biliuss medicine, HOsT1FfRKs
Mf11Re exercise vholsPoDs iuauesce upon every
pofea d the orgaaaatoa end pFsDsrs - resist every
unhealthy influence. Hence its great valus = Pail
medicine. lect1sdAw
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Republican Union Meetilel

n
To ssllo~isg a..tins. A.vs been .rraass ~
LSs Csanty Republics csstrsi connittes. 4tss
tssnsa naussa below viii sddress The psepie q -
- p,asss lssisnsted. Ths EsecutivA pmy
Tie osaat eaa Ooifsx Clubs In each Tow s1p will m1o
IN pssese asrsnsessnss for saeh meeting. and ~
ssatcs 81 the ssDe-
oRD0 BAY-HoIdsy. ottobtr 18Th. u esS
|anheoaXenon p r ]. tasnaia 4 q 1il1n1n -
coslsgs, sSssrsAy, Oetobtr 81. ,. o. pafr, -
oRNN4 nataepe. orsobsr -. Eco. y. aee1.sy-
pLnAAAt4 kIp01-Norrs school House THURSDAY
kAAnhaa0n - aaGnn1au.s ~ q Alssses
Monday. october -, Prank ssnp's Sonns's sehoal
House. sss&0s, osAher - .. 9. viasn s'a n. :.
etsmpsl
MARIoE-Filet aress, Saturday, October "A
go 2S6pk. Ek HAal. HridAy. detebts - Frsah
senpie Friday, October 30. DR.. Hofmeissr and H. I.
stsmpe Union eehool House, Monday October -,
cEbi1 i sbJ>d, Sru.sasy. ostss.n ~ Gov.
H. seuS1, ~ ..n&&a " AlksubSrM nd Cd Leighton
Cbsspnt Hill, Saturday OFT u, Frank ssmple.
HAnRIecN- PtNnross, TstsSsy ~. -. seGss ~.
nccrs.y asd Frank eemple. Independence fchool
Hosss ss4ssaay. 0et.A /. ysaak ssepae, s
tRAHKLIN-YssniIin Centrs, Saturday Oct u, d.
HoG9sstes, r ?. stsnpsl, Sr.dAy Oct % D. u. Clark
end John ayslksaburs- Dover. Friday. October =,
m CfasH, 'itisEg ~ - sssss ss
wEsr porsr-ws.s Point. wedre,day. o. %. eco
". NcCrary, John Van yalkenburg. Aliens School
House, koa1ay, Oct 20. j. q. Wilson, r. O. Dcrr II.
Btempcl.
WAsaINGf0N-Ion's fchooi Hsuse, Saturday, oot
~, ?. o. Door, 1. g. Rovsli. LibeeE echobl House,
r9lreA& OFT q. 4. }. NcCrary. J. @. wilisop.
IgI1ksoS : Brick gthool Hssss on RsiliOa1, fue.-
day, o. n, John Bruce and Col. Leighton eiits
echo6i Hoe. friday Ott. %, John van valtenburs
b. =. Stsons,.
CHAR s4unarssssp, 's..srday, Get. - y. !
lDesye. 8ee4ay.' cst a Ca v. MeCssry. Nsv ~.
lArgAsU, o.. - On Jshs Drsss, Al. MsOsry
var bU1SN1 crvs6p.. friday, OFT =. J. p Dsyr
boasusaay, ~, n, ~. y. Nccrsry. nssmony ochoo
nSsss. Monday, OF 10, 8. N. Clerk. Wares, essar
| day Oct, n. .. y CLARK
IN nMNES-yincennes,w Wednesday, Octs ~, j. B
Dsnyr FRIDAY. Oct. %. b. ". sAmpls, A. J.Mootary
Bste reSAap& 4susas 8alssley, OaleAss 18th, 1
Cen. John Bruce, A. J. Mccnry.
! MOX4ROqo-elont4ss Aonday, Oct. IL, y DEsyer
lMf1t, oitbtt ex SAe4t asd Jshs W yalk
Friday, Oct "a, Gen. John BrncS h ". ssapls. Wright
School House. fhursday Oct. 90 Gen John Bruce, L.
lsssiLs sss.
An ~ 6ssgoins mestinss will be held att o'clock
A-blStpt ~ natting u Desnszh snA the Hass Asse
Aaes p 9ig Aeund. Pnnrose And West Point which vii
- AAA In Tie alssrnoon
AssQnsS u ~. Madison AID sokuk will bear 1ouncet
go sssejsl notices asen in the Cars CTR and Plum
" ofsef ofthe Lee Csnsty Republican Central Com
| n,ittse. JOHN VAN yALKlnBURG,
! Chairman
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HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

Ere1.y near increases the p0DH-
fdrify Of this Uaitnbie Hair Prep
drdtiOn, WItich Is due to merit
atone. We can assure oar Ofd
patrons that 1t is Kept run up 10
Hs high standard, and TO those
tcHO hare ne1er used it ace can
confidently say, tIinf 1t is the oniy
reiiabfe md perfected prepare
fion to restore GRAY on FADED
HAIR to its VOHtitjtt cofor, Utdh-
ing IL sOfy, fHsE'Oafs. ami siikeH
the scnip, On Hs use, becomes
Whife aud clean; IL rc,nO1'rs al
eruDtions nta<i du,ttirnr, 0nd I'm
its tonic properties prevents the
hair from fatiinD out. as IL stiu,-
afates and nOnrfsftes the hair
thicker and stronger. In badness
II restores the capillary glands
10 their normal cfgor, and rciH
create q nesU DrOrfh except In
e-rtrense OLD age. 1t Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
eeer used, as IL requires jeicer
dDfyticdiions, aud Dipes the hair
G4tl1 splendid glossy appetrance
50 much admiral an al. n. a
Hdyes, NJ. D., state Assetlpe, If
Hdss., s0ys, "the constituents arc
pure ana cHfe/HtU $clec7fN JOt
ercetteHt quality. .ullA cOlsidfv
It the BEST PREPARATION for
ifs intended p,nr,oses.' We Dnb-
ish u treatise on the hair, tt.tfch
soe SEMI fire. IN m0N upon HppH-
cufion, Which contains cOsSsHaen-
dafOrU notices from CtelDN1neh
7,tusicitsus. the 1DresS, and others
Ne Huue m0de tho. study sOT TN
hair and It's diseases a sl1eclAify
for pears, and FnOsU Ls<st N'e make
he most eJJectiUe zscp0f0tt0ss for
the restoration aud 0SS 2)feskrUd-
ton nj the hair, ersSsssa, Gssl 80
acknowledged by the best Medi.
cal and Chemical Authority.
sad BY al Druggists and Dealers in Hetiiep
COOK, c0BURN < CO.
Gen'l Agents for North Western States,
81 DEARBORN sT.. CHICAGO, ILL.
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PRICES:

Hollands German Differs per bottle. %
% half dozen ....-...... 5 %
Hoonasds German Tonic put up IN quart bottles. 50
Per botus half dosan fbr -..... 80
AeDo soegss sxAsiiA we'll the article you bay
In order 70 est the genuine
Fer sale by all Druggists and Dealers
Or Medieinesa
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TEE 0onsAsIen ays tAst the gentlemen
Who signed ths es1d II ~ papsr Affirming
that Claestt WAS Know Nothing, having
been themselves Know Nothings, should not
arraign him for being what they were them.
selves. The Constitution adds:
) In saying WIG ~ I've - do not wish 70 be
pal~etDed % sencsAing the trpth of the nate
nsnk nads IL the card Of the GAN cnY Of yes-
to-day. To that statement Judge Clagett has,
over his own signature, given point-blank deni'
al and We leave it for him to dispose Of the issue
thus raised.
Precisely. Clasett having made the point.
blaLk denial that he was . Know-Nothing,
those gentlemen affirm that he was. II thus
becomes . question Of veracity between
Thomas W. Clagett on tho one hand, and
such men q Col. Shelley, Hugh W. Sample,
g. W. Pitman, 0. 8. Conklin, Gen. Parrot,
J. T. Gritty, Dr.. Hainss, Eli Ramsey, David
w. Kilbourne, George w. Hardesty and R.
P. Creel. tits because Clagett denies that
he was Know Nothing that the card is pub
lshed.
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eminsatly man Of ednisistsakoa. Be.
lievc nos only 1T - - ~ ~ country
under oblienaioue - - iInN nsver repay
for The sssVics - sep4gs4 - grpat -
trying sas, bsea; 1T 1ae1
~ 70 lA2 ~ 49, ul11k -
lions asa eiye4 49, 1A-
pseats, % d. ~ ls -
nalisa iaa.s - = s41
nso, . fosbsal =
10y 80: ...i.. ~ - -
s b.. ss - - "a Il
isrSso1 - I = Io0ffsaoae411Aineeeua-
eel Of viee -, a.d he eoanssllors b can
eatine aeeas1 lheae hin. EApplaneA1 II
Coo 0rta4 ~ q tie I'D Of ths Govern
ment there 9 moi ONE single workingman in
this nation, there 10 not one poor emigrant
Who comes hero, there 10 mot one dusky
creature thak by his pine knot candle read
ing his spelling book thsl win mot fsel that
b y safe, that he u secure. For Gen. Grant
ID the President; thae Republican party
which 10 the party q The comnon people,
The party Of universal ssAlaes-Ae d tho
Prps;dent OF that party, and every ereanre in
these Year, viii kn6w shat the power Of On
enlightened Chfistian public sentiment will
b IL favor Of The grsatess libssty and the
greatest security to u. (Applaasa Who is
his antaGonist1 n privats life aesaklen.a not
simply nost rsspsstHbls but nea aniable,
ners; . man aelinse vhoss Wlvsts eAaraeteR
no person IL ever hs6las q gseghs .
who'll. Wholly 10 o. Ii. ssSIi: .dss s.s;os. dsv.
ssymoure 10 nosa mo- q 49,. He = not
. man Of Victories .vilk - = ~ man
who, in dark and dilRoe9 - 80 ths right
path, and then, th0uGk q - ~ to lead
him, follows it alo64 3ot vic)oEio.e nd.
He 10 neither leader nor general. He u .
man Who will 10 1hsnAk0d by the men
Who arc gashseiAk abtues Mn, Without
a'rseeed 10 hewaf; or bad record stained -
having hung . burden upop ~ GoveEnueDt,
he ought not to be the man % eacriics the
fruits o. N srA Of Liberty. The leneral
must be the man Tor these times OF liberty
and promise. Tho warrior IL the best states
man, the Geaossa il he bss6 civilian. The
man Of deeds is the man under whose admin
and best. Now, It with such platforms be-
eli the oleln6nn Of trae liberty. and the other
! progressive, looking back toward Babylon
and Egypt-if with these two men - cand
datse, the one tnpfsssnting oil that ID yo " 8,
n that il ftss, ail that Is advancing, all thai
is true and noble;And::the Other retroe .essive,
timid, time>serving- vita these candidates
before the American poop Tho same pso-
pie that carried the country through the var
If ron choose tho wrong one, ] had ain Ct
said, should lose faith IN democracy. ~
| lose no faith in The common people. ,
are going TO complete the work they have
begun. fApplauss. They are discernins,
| they know both measures and men, and
whatever msy .ats place in the city Of New
York or in tie city Of Brooklyn. / believe
that .ara four laore weeks shall have rollsd
away, the voica Of this nation, speaking
scarcely less sublime than the thunder Of thas
voice that sounded from Sinai; no Wit less
sublime thar fhek Soice which sodpds] on
eiif1t shore Of tAlS continent tho voice Of
the multitude Of the watsrs-will declare for
liberty impartial. univsssal-for liberty and
for Grant, TTfemsndous ohesring.]
/
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EEE J. b. KEMNAAD.
p ~, ~, es Il : !. ocsss at
AUrIoN.

Hoonand's German Ksmedies srs counterfsitsd. see
that the signature orr @ n. JACKSON 10 on
counterfeit. =
Principal Office and manufactoFy 1t the German Aedi-
cine Store Nc 53l ARCH Street, BhiIadslphis.
CQA0. -. GvAMO,
German Druggist, Proprietor.
Formerly 6. -. JACKLON co.
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GILBERT HUBBARD 90, Twinea and Corhaxe OF nil
" descriptions, Cotton Canvass of all widths and
Weights, Tents, Awnings and Covers, Tar Pitch oakum
Tackle Blocks ., etc, 2Oo and 2GT Water street
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RoO6nE States.
aad0lery nar0ware.

DURPLE, 0rssn aud nsd koonng SLATE. The only
satsrs furnished Whitaere Raymond ls6 Wksingt 5n
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DRF8HA u, 1OoDYEAR d HAYE1. Coach End
ID Aery BsFe~are, ksatheye Hubs, Hpok - and
oarrtage work, bring, A1lsa, Bolts and MaiIeable
1s1 Lake street.
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GHN 1sIfSnnI - "oop'
II O. ~ ks0A & 83
n6N. gro: ". AocKARr.
HON. HIRAM R1aDk.
"os. : = =, eA'Ss--L ~ i
lid Y. - ~s
,c,sb.r ,o.a !, II M :, ,h,eh the raa.,.s ,n.,,.r
s.lll 5. pr,..nt
= az !; 1880 ] ssgs:y
: Az An 5 $4,000 i slss.sy
L -. Acknowledgement.
: 3. n : .s,oa n,.e. -. to,,ou,n.
.ss.ss'I' s :. ,,::;e:. 90, :
SHHlN3 'a9EAny
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HAIR lReneWer.


49,
II Prof Rae, Chemist. U. D. Laboratory, contains no
Nitrate OF Silver. sulphur; other dsstsrions Drug
IT never fails in any to bring back BY few appli
cations White Gray hair to its original color Pair
Brown Black prevents fhs hair falling out
promotes growth. Having sediment, 1t Is tbs
8. sells IT, Prepared By RoBT, RIiCnIE 4 CO. Chem
lists, Chicago.
Hardware.
K xLLOdd 4 JOHNsOA, Dealers 10 builders Hard
IA ware and fools, Agents for the Riverside Works
Wheeling Nails 50
Orders BY mail Oiled With promptness and dispatch, at
lovsst nguxea. HS. CLARK strset.
~ R1AN EBAuM SONS, $40 Randolph street, Whole
N sale Hardwarsand Cutlery ,snufscture Iron, Nails,
Carriage nots, loose joint butts, etc, fenns' Axes
MARKLHY, ALLIN9 D co, Importers aud Jolbers OF
lvl Hardware and Cutlery. 81 Lake street. Manuac
torers o. Wire Cloth Sisves, Riddles, &c.
M mrdwIA ossIssy. Agricultural 1bols srney for
Aa'shoAn Bile o. ~ Wheeling hails . state ssrett
Has, Caps and Fuis.
GwEsr. pxMsrRR CO., Hats, Caps, Fur. Buck
~ Gloves and Mittsns, lo2 and lo4 Michigan Aysnne,
Chicago.
Iron and steel.
HALL, KINSARK = CO, Importers AMI Dealers IN
Iron, steel Nsiis and Heavy Hardware. so, 81 and
81 Michigan Assnue.
Lanterns and Stoves.
To drive away the clouds Of night
The world sill stands In nssd Of iishti
(HESTRRs Iaprovel SMOKE Consuming Ksruene
~ Lantern Y nnsqsalsd 4. CHESTER Nos 70
laks e., Chaak0 manufacturer OF Direct Farm
Lamps r. r. and Steamboat Lanterns all k.l,s, Or
de.s promptly niled. 49,
hANa, WEsfLAKK & GOV ART manufacturer 81
Pa1aN Lanesrpe, ksrosd and Marine signals stoves
and Hollow War ~, No. s5 Mich. Ave Agents for the
cslsbr.ted Home Comfort Slows.
Lumber, sash, Planing, &c.
NEWMAN, LEWIS UAWALT. PLAYING Mil, Sash
IN nd Door Factory, snd Lunbe. Yard, Carsoes
deeksd and orders filed Corner 18th and Lumber SITS.
Machinery.
NoRra.w EsT'k hRa 90, Knsinee, Pump, Wrought
IN Iron Pipe, Malleabe Iron Castings Steam Warming
Apparatus, 10 \ JefJsrsan street.
WALM0RTa, 1woaIe PURSE, Irons Pipe and
EsanEs sssso Bosler- amps and Gnases, Belt
Oils and i0ts.
WILL aRD FOX, masufaoturer Of Window Glass
1. White Lad, U.l and Putty; agent for Brandon
Paints, Richmond Prays Axle Gil, Cros5ys Carriage
Top Drssslns y washington S.
Oils, Paints and Glass.
T EVILS, HAM co sell Paints, Oils, varni.h. aud
~ Window Glass, cheaper than any honse tie
Northwest. 80 to 90 South Water street
PaseF.
NTcCAnM FITCH, I1e South Water street. whol-,
Nl sale Deasrs in Coarse and Fine Wrapping Paper,
fwnes and Paper nags Of every Aescripsiop.
Rubber Goods.
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saddlery Hardware.

HAYDEN 1 KAY, Carriage Goods, sadal.ry Hard.
Ill ware, Leather, Hute. spoke-. ard Bent Carriage
MoF, spriagr Axes. Bo.ts and Malleabfa Iron. IS i
u IAke street. s
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u UBBHK CLOTHING CO.. ?. NJ &w. A. shepsrd
II Masufaetnrs all descriptions Of Heavy and Fancy
eubber Goods Hose and Betting, Stationery and Dr
Gooda 81 Lake street.
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Seamless Thimble Sic ns
!, Twimos and Coraage.

n B. BLOWN . 90, Mannfae1arsrs Our skelns are
W. the heaviest and Rest offered TO the trade Send
for illustrated sssslogpe, 8 KinVbury Street.
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TX KEGS choice Leaf Lard,
FOR sale BY
koBnRrsoN 3 ALBxRs
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~
are compos:d ., II. tn: pare r. = na snsy
- e-b ba'u and Bsrss n.tns preparation
highly eorcsntat.d and atirsly rfe from alcoholic ad
u..a...,,s p..m..1..,c
]. coubnasos Of n Tie ins.sdisss. q "a: s.ss.r
S.a .ns ens so 81 ~ pi,ss.st ssd sssssis
remedies ever offered to the public.
TAoss ps:irrinss medicine nee nom Alcoholic 40
mi1tnfs vil u.s.
H0D6nn0se German Helt0f0s
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Has. CAPS and F,urs.

GWEN. pKMsTRR 1 CO., Hats, Caps, Fur, Bue
- Gloves and Mittens, l02 and l04 Michigan Ayenn
Chicago.
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RAIeR.

r EVILS, HAM co sell Paints, Oils, varnishs aud
II Window Glass, cheaper than any house tie
Northwest. 80 to 90 South Water street
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Oils and
Oils. Paints and Glass.

7 WILL Ard FOX, masufsoturer Of Window Glass
Is White Lea6, Ul and Putty; agent for Brandon
Paints, Richmond Prays Axle Gil, Cros5ys Cafriag,
Top Dressing. ~ Warrington st.
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NORTn.WEsrN MR'G 90, Knaines, Pump Wrought
~ Iron Pipe, Maeable Iron Castings, Steam Warming
Apparatus, 10 Jefferson street.
"ALWOR1H, fW0HI8 PURSE, Irong Pipe and
w Fittings, Ssssn Boiler. nnps and Guages, Belt
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Lumber, sash, Planning. &c.
NEWMAN. LEWIS = SON WALT, Playing MIL Sash
IN nd Door Factory, snd Lua1be. Yard. Carsoe
deeksd and orders Allied. Corner 18th and Lumber Sta
q H0H Q2Q
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Nskasto onttantlyo u ha for ssisstsh slowssi
pricesto csshe nstomers and prompt mon large and
vail seisct.da och Of srAPLE and FANCY
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UNDERWOOD 90, Commission Merchants in Flour
~ 0raAn, sesdss Pork, Lard, Baef Taov ETC., office
% Waahington street. .e.
6TJLE5, GpLpY 4 NcAAHAN, ComnisiaD Afyr-
- chApta and Wholesale Provision Dealer aas south
Water street ehicSEos tlsits ~ t9sts