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and military education, aud one which
will last during his life. But he has been
tempted by that last infrnity of great
minds-ambition-and is willing to see
the liberties Of his country ovcrthrown
if by doing SO he can attain for himself
the great prize of permanent and abso-
lutc power during his life. Under such
circumstances | do not think the people
Of this country will throw away their
liberties on such man. General Blair
next commented upon the ulterior no.
tives Of the Radical party IN giving to
the black population more political power
than to the whites, contending that it
Sas a crime not only against free gov
ernment,but against civilization and the
Christian religion. 1t disclosed the
hypocrisy aud cant of that party of pre-
tended moral ideas. Such a course
would eventuatc ir negro supremacy in
the South. Congress had given
three millions Of blacks in the South
twenty Senators i'll the United States
Senate and fifty members in the House
of Representatives while it required
four millions OF white people in the
State OF of New York to send two Sen.
ators to the United States Senate, and
three millions of white people in the
State of Pennsylvania to seod two SEN
ators, and three millions of Slacks 10 the
South had as many members in the
House of Representatives as the seven
millions Of white people in the great
States Of New York and Pennsylvania
combined so.that in fact, the negro Of
the South, by these reconstruction acts
was made equal to ten white men in the
States OF New York and Pennsylvania
How could such thing be justified I
Upon what theory OF human rights car
any person imagine any other motive
than that which seemed to be transpa
reut-that the Radicals have lost con-
fiIence in the white race, and are will
ing to call in the blacks and make then
the tools and instruments to maintain
themselves in power and position agains
the votes fud majority Of the people o
the Northern free States, as well a
agrinst the whole body of the whit
race at the South And what bette
force could be found to main tain despo
tism than these ignorant black men, wit
no aspirations and no appreciations @
liberty in the sense in which we under
stand it /? In my judgment :he polio
embraced by the Democratic party
which looks to coniding all things i
the South, az well as in the North, t
the people OF that race who establishe.
this government in themselves and thei
children, and who are educated an
enlightened, and have created the civil
ization that exists among us, is the bes
policy for the restoration of peace an
prosperity, and the maintenance of th'
form of government which has bee
,, transmitted to us by our ancestors.
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SlcW Advertisements,


be required TO cross on the easternmost
line of thic lot the tramway now construct
cd by the said Toby Creek and Philadel-
uhia Coal and OIL Company connecting their
mines with the Daguscah fonda Rail Road
On which is erected one frame dwelling
house sixteen by twenty feet, ono and q
half stories high, small tenant house, aud
house used for storing powder.
7th. All that certain piece, parcel Of
lot of land situate and being in the town OF
Farley, in the township of Fox, county Of
Elk, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows, to wit Beginning
at post and brick at the southeast corner
of lot number thirteen, and sold to John
Hershey, and in the north line Of the Miles
burg and Smethport turnpike, thence along
said turnpike south eighty degrees, east
seventy five feet more or less to a post at
cofner of lot number fifteen, on which the
engine house stands and the shaft is being
put down, thence north one degree, east
two hundred feet to post, thence north
SO degrees, west seventy-five feet more or
less to post ut corner of lot number thir-
teen, thence south one degree, west two
hundred feet more or lese to the place of
beginning containing thirty-fye one hun.
dredths of an acre of land more or less, be-
of lots in the town of Farley, made by G.
II Farley, excepting nevertheless, from and
out Of the operation of this conveyance all
the caal, iron ore, limestone and other min
erals in or under the lands above described,
as fully as the same is conveyed to E. X.
Gresh, and others, by deed dated August
the 18th, 1865, and recorded in deed book
"L " of Elk county, page thirty-nine. &C.,
on which is erected enc frame horse barn
! about twelve by twenty fact.
The whole Of the above seized and taken
| in execution and to be sold as the property
of " The Toby Greek and Philadelphia Coal
and Oil Company of Philadelphia"
A LSO-All that certain tract or parcel
| N ofland situate in the township Of Fox,
county of Elk, and State OF Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to wit :
Being four contiguous and adjoining town
lots ncm5eIed seven ~, eight (S), nine (9),
ann thirty-three 1887, in the village Of Cen
treville, township, county and state aforc.
said, according to John Green's plan Of
said village, which plan is filed in the Re-
corder's Office, in and for the county of
Elk, having erected thereof one two-story
frame tavern house-the main building be-
ing forty-two by twenty feet, with n wing
attached-also wagon and blacksmith shop
twenty-six by twenty feet-also, one frame
barn and other outbuildings-also, some
fruit trees, growing on the premises. SeiI.
ed and taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Michael Gcrg.
JAMES A, MALONE, Shift.
SngRILT's OFFICE, RIDGwAY, Pa,
October 10th, 1868. tc
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wILMAnTn, Pa, August 25th 1868.

HENRr DIssTox :-DeGr Sir-The ~ inch
saw which sent you in May for repair has
proved itself (since rebuilt by you) to be
as near perfection as anything can be.
Before sending it to you had sent it to
the original makers Hubbard, Brothers &
Co., Pittsburgh) who returned it to me ac-
companied with heavy bill of repairs, but
not improved in the least | concluded
that the saw never could be made to run
and that would have to replace it with a
new one,--at the urgent request of my
head sawyer, | sent it to you, After being
returned to me with your improved shaped
teeth cut ON it almost 100000 feet of
boards, with one re-gumming. and could
have cut one half as much more had it not
been accidentally run into piece of steel,
breaking half an inch off one tooth,-l then
put your improved GUNNER Tor chambering
machine) upon the saw, and in three hours
put the teeth in the same condition they
were when first gummed out
Yours truly
FRED WILMAETH.
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\ CARD.-A Clergyman, whilo residirg
in South America as a missionary, discOv-
cred safe and simple remedy for the cure
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Disess-
es of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought or by
banefui and vicious habits. Great num-
bers have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in a
sealed envelope, to any one who needs it,
FREE OF CHARGE. Address,
JOSEPH I. lNMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
Sep9 .3In. New York City.
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BSsaWe judge from the immense sales
that Mrs. S. A. ALIENS Improved (new
style; Hair Restorer or Dressing lin one
bottle) is preferred by every one. Every
Drurrist soils il. Price, One DOllar.
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NOTICE.-Th several Courts of Elk
~ County, commencing on Monday, the
ID day of November, 1868, being ihe first
Monday, will on that day be adjourned to
Monday, November l6, 1868, being the third
Monday, for which time tho juries will be
su nmoned.
Suitors, Jurors, Justices, Constables, and
all other persons having business before the
said Courts will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
By order Of the Hon. II. W. vii i,ms,
Additional Law Judge, 4th Judicial District.
GEO. \. RATIiBUN, PrOth'ry.
Ridgway, September 2lst, lSGS-3t.
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INDIANA.

This State will be very close. Dem
ccrats have made heavy gains-proba-
bly, enough to elect their candidates.
They gain three members of Congress.
LATER.
Latest Democratic rcpr's say that
our State is very close, and that the res
suit is 10 great doubt. We hope this
may be true, yet we do not put full con-
fidcnce in the report. .E'nyi
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-14

The fashion in New York this sea-
son is said to be to have no groomsman
at the weddings.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

From the .clegraphic reports we saro
led to the belief that the Radicals have
carried tho State by small majority,
probably less than 5000, although their
reports say they have carried it by from
10000 to $4,000. The Democrats
have gained two Congressman in the
State as Tar as heard from. Phiiadel-
phia has elected Democratic Mayor.
The Democrats have, gained largely in
counties where they are in the ascend.
ant. The Radicals have also gained
largely in their counties. Every inch
of ground was closely fought. by all
accounts the full vote of the State was
out. 1t is impossible to give anything
near a correct vote at the present time
Ono;
This state has gone for the Radicals
by 10000. The Democrats have, how
ever gained three members of Congress
and probably four. Ashley, the i'm
peacher being among the defeated -
Vallandigham, Democrat, is also defeat
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1 DMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
\ Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration having been granted to the
undersigned on the estate of Anthony Cuneo
late Of FOX TOWNSHIP, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate are request
ed 10 me forward and make immediate pay
mcnt and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated
for settlement.
II. r. KYLER,
Sep. so, 1SGS,Gt Administrator.
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Spcrial 3(nticeS.

MAGNOLIA WATER-a delightful toilet ar
ii ticle--superior to cologne, and at halfthe
price.
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A IL orders for Stoves and Hardware
IN will be promptly attended to as soon
as received, at the
1857 st. MARY'S HARDWARE STORE
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THE ELECTIONS.
Elk County.

The democratic majority in this
county will exceed 550-a gain Of S3
over last year, and gain of 10 over
1866.
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ENRANK S. BARRETT, Attorney Law,
II Clearfeld, Penn'a. Will practice in
Elk and Cameron courties. [seI9, '6S-y.
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TOB WORK of all kinds and des.
j criptions done at this ofhce.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1868-10-14

TNVELOPES, LABELS & TAGS neat
IL ly printedI t the Advocate Ofi'c
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VISITING CARDSNEATLY EXEC
ed at this ohes.
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DIED

APPLRToN-suddenly, at her residence New Wiaisor N "a
Thursday morning July 3d. Mary A. wife Of o. Appleton s
Psss eITicss residence on Saturday August sI O'Clock
CHAPMAN-On THURSDAY evening July 90 1906 Alice EeTV Ns
William H. Chapman. aged % years
Hetee of she funeral tomorrow
GROSHON-Ou Tuesday July & John GoshoB for many years eoo-
ned With the Greenwich Savings Bank In his 18Th year -
IA, fends respectfully invited attend h nef
Reformed Dutch Church. FhAEe and Inrny W
Pray the 3lst inst 10 lptermen In Trinity Cemetery
GRAvEs-Iu Booky Thursday evening" July J q u ora'ss
tbs eD,n. Nil be taken 10 Seneca Falls Y, for nement
Honesdale Pa papers please copy -. -, an.
HoPPoCK-At Hastings Hudson wednessJ JAY -, khes
EuTsy be held residence her parents Saturday
August Carriages will be waiting h,slsgs pepos
on arrival o'clock train from Thethsti Ne" York Ia
returning leaves Hastings al s;2a It'd -
HEIs-On Wednesday JaJ HE'S late Of the l'sb Sevfoh
n-sS. Of Po. no o. O. R. requested TO attend bis funeral
from No II eoHAzst % Friday Tue 's' INST
at II p =.
oIMSTEp- Suddenly at Harlem Thursday July 30 Wlsa n
Olmsted Of bis youngest son OF SAs ous
Ts relative, and friends family also the members OF the we1
respectfully Invited 10 attend the iuheLsi rom o.
Church hundred aud fouftas
on Saturday morning at ii O'Clock
- Though lost to sight to memoir dear ....
pARKRR-A. Pousbkeeps Sunday, the 10Th inst, at ~ o.
dysentery Elizabeth. daughter Of John o. ParAef' - .
PURyIAyCR-n this city, Wednesday. July 81 Mrs Kate rar'
vance wife Of Charles Purviance aged 80 years
Her remains will be Greenwood for interment
long and pain illness The willows Psthogue L
ON Wednesday July 49, Smith Major Jack Downag Aea
IS years .|i - I'D.
THoMAs-on wednesday July 49, Cornelius Frsnkn ThCI nt,a'
on OF Cornelius Marion Thomas aged months and ~ JAYS
will FRIDAY N3 ron the ehlenSs
NJ n Gates No IA f0urht The relatives Aoi irend'
Of the family are respectfully invited 70 attend
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JULY 81 1868

accepted the nomination in an eloquent speech Cen
Gibson stumped this State for the Republicans last
The Republican majority in the district in 1866 PSI
Governor Kentucky last year has been nominated for
Congress in the With Kentucky (Adamss District.
The Democratic majority in the District at the last cleo
ton was only 365.
Colorado is having a lively canvass for dele
gate TO Congress with Allen A. Bradford for the Repub
hcan and David d. Belden as the Democratic candidates
The Hon. II. W. Ferry of the WITH, and the
Hon Austin Blair OF the With District OF Illinois
nominated to Congress yesterday by the Republicans.
The Republicans of the Vth District of Mis-
souri, in Convention at sedalia yesterday nominated
capt :. ;. Burdet for Congress Col StOyer has been
nominated 10 nil the unexpred term of Col McClurg
who has received the Republican nomination for Gov
eTnOT.
souri, have nominated s. H. Boyd TO represent that dis
trct in Congress.
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FATAL DUEL NEAR NEw-oRLEANs.

On the 25th inst Paul h. Laresce, it, son
n, notary and Deputy Constable Bossier OF
the Third Justices Court OF Neworleans Ionsht near ear
Orleans and Iaresche killed. dispute IN tne
Courtroom was followed by challenge from ut
Iaresche The duests met at IL a. m In the parish OF ~
Rernar some distance below the CITY, near the united
STATE, barracks Mr. Laresche was accompanied Dy messr
Marcel and v smith AS his seconds and Dr. Beiet as
MA SURGEON while Messrs FOTsta and LaDatut acteu 40
the friends and DR. the surgeon OF Mr. Bessier
The ground was marked of at forty PAGES ana douDe
harcd shot guns loaded with slugs were the weapons
selected At the first fire Bir Boosters weapon missed
fire AT tie secona fire Mr. Laresche received pan IN
Tho right side Immediately under the ribs the Dall
nnssing entirely through his body The young
man was borne TO the dwelling OF ms
narents on Royalst where he died at halfpasi Tour
O'clock The preparations for the duel were conductea
win Al much secrecy that, although the Ce1 OF FOuce
receiyed acme nklng OF IL and detailed force Oh ponce
I'm H. the fatal tragedy had been terminated pc
Sore ia whereabouts could be ascertaned MT b9ssier
~ crnnle having lost q leg in the war Inc victim
was bnt n Re months past his twentieth year BosSleI
was arrested and imprisoned Surgeons BeJet anu
RANCE were arrested as accessories.
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vALLANDIGHAM IN OHIO.

The Democrats of the city Of Dayton, Ohio,
mustered IN fall force the evening Of the 18th inst IN
Beeke Hail. occasion being the presence OF the Hon O.
l. yaand CHAM, who spoke upon the political issues OF
the day There was no attempt at making public de-
SporsratDn and large number OF citizens gathered In
font OF tie Court House. owing 10 an impression that the
address would be delivered from the balcony OF That
building Ultimately the heat In the hall was 20 intense
a. 10 drive the audience into tho open air ana the meet
ing accord ngly assembled in COnrtHOuse square Mr.
Vaaud CHAM was well received and Ia the course OF an
exhaustive speech, spoke al follows: -
AS 10 policies ideas, the two parties amer Iunua
mentally In this basis Of the present kepuDheab
organization is bigOtry hate and revenge IL t0eTas
differences opinion II would forever ian ana Keep
weary seorched the hearts and desoatcd the MONIES
of Onethd of the people OF the United states III Wou1
cherish forever the hot passions and the bitterness anu
the feuds and dscOrds which IN own midst arraye
neighbOr against neighbour and wrought disSensOn ana
strife among those OF the same household 1t refuses ~
forget the vile epithets which found apology, even
amid the fury Of bloody conflict. and glibly splits
forth from rs enveROmed bps, Rebel sympathizer,
butternut. oOppeFhead, and traitor" Protesting a
religion which is founded on eternal love, II yet
builds itself up on Immortal hate. Invoking mer-
. cy and forgiveness from tho God Of Heaven,
Il denies all pardon or grace 20 fellow-men on
earth Depend upon IT, gentlemen, party whose one
cemenng element u sympathy OF hatred, can ever be
permanent IN power even ~ existence. with large
mutudes Of men this spirit Of hate was the controlling
motive throughouf the late civil war ana has continued
70 govern them ~ every step ia their efforts at recon
siructon But with smaller yet far more dangerous
cAAs OF pOcians the sole for the last three years
@A Deen TIE oerpStuatOn OF Republican rule, through
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change EewYo currency sight 9 per Coda
long sight per cen. discount aud short cent discount
Cn.rEr.roy s. C. July oCotton dull ADD sales. MddH.F
week 200 bales Sales LOO bales Erpors-COsswse iSs bae@
Stock tZ'i bales DOMESTIC MARKETS
BUTVALo Jgv Recpt'w Is 900 bush Corn g 900 bush
E e 99:R " FSS s4 sale; 20 9s' T.eSo Spin.
Of 1000 bush No Mwnkee at S9 500 bush M~sgtee a
~ a. 200 , SS M No %SsS:go 81 s. % 80 far 70
At ec 600 hush DO 81 Oats qis, and steady sales $500 boss
ST. Lcri: yuv @fc5e:o steady sud 1Sc5sSsd coonxA
f bou R fss Sa sSB; T 20 Bss f g.
n @ F.f' s'9 o4 Na S,
SOC Rye fTst Sl59Sl H. Provisions Srm Mess PORK 90;
Hans 2s, Lard lSc for Choice Tercs snd sc for Kss wIS;
9n az 81 70 Ca't ~ er Selof 70 Shoee sheep at
cor %' 100 Js1 Sas 6at. bG.S 0' "A''
CsGAeS Js 31Flou more .civs and arnsri spros Ertrs
1 NJ ,5 %s'' s s,sE bTI ST 10 c6 Sg1s f i've
Gm advanced l8icj 10 steady Ole Ost ssmer Oh 6l6
f Blt.y S Sfm ' a s,an5s 40 RE- % is 9S S
bond sales 49S5Oc free 81 oS 81 20 Provisions am and dTsaees
sos r sn com s:f:d
S6 live HAYS active and Advanced Toe gbt ava
3 81 ar to medium - ,i a. so 5000 70 s5ocs
bis Poo 600 SS Wheat 1900 Sqs Corn Zoo SGS os
. 900 b 5n. a co $50 Ss% sS HOES Dds f'o ~ 0uA "A''
LOUISVILLE July 3Tobaceosaes Of 81 bids Lug Msdas
So ost, New Soc Old Sc Corn 95ds5s Rye 81 Is Mess P9
issiste Cotton ssSs Rs~ wS.i es 81 IS
MiETAukss July -FiGor sna bu unchanged Wheat svsuc.si
sales 50 IS for No. in and 81 70 for No Corn arm at zee
n0minay unchanged Receps2O bhls.
Flour $4,000 Wheat 1000 shipmsu-SOo bills
Flour % 900 bush. Wheat, 1910 bush. Corn.
OswEgo July 3O-Your steady good demand sales Of 90
hhs 80 IS for No. Spring. 5ll for Amber Winter Ss s
White; S3 for Double Wheat du sales Of 1908 bush No.
Milwaukee Club in lots, at &2i snd 80 bush Red WHITES
Illinois 80 Corn steady; Of llOO bush No at 81 "a
firm shorts, sl2j SbIgtufs s26Gs27i Middl3gs SnGSS
9fc Lumber
Hudson Railroad Freghts-Plour to Boston 6te
NswYork 52c to AbsSy 42e Lake %POris-leS 600 bGsh
ports-5l 800 bush. Corn, LAS 90 feet Of Lumber
SAVANNAH July 30 Cotton dui sas 6 tales Mding at ia
Receipts-l2 balfs Brpor;s-Coassise, 252 bales -
MOBILE Juy 3Cotton market dull sales IS bales 10" hddnss
a: 25c. No eIpOrts -
AUGUsTA Ga July oCOon market fat sales 20 bales Mdnss
at 2slc.
WILMINGTON July Spts Turpenne 10 demand At tOc New.
York Casks, Nic Ron quiet No - "a No $gIsS d.
steady at 50 A. ..su quiet. Super
EEw.OKLEASs July syUslO &c. Choice 80 5o9st Cors.
lel 10 JT6si o. Oats nominaly unchanged. Hay S2 Mess
Pok 5OGs0 Bacon hrmsr Shoulders 4ci
Clear Sides 79l7ic Lard better fierce lStc Neg st@"%
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THE TURF.
BuFFALo RACEs-THIRD DAY

BUFFALO RACES-TIIIRD DAY.
BUFFALO, July 30.-About 1000 persons were
on me Par. .ciay and all elated with the rich
snort furnished them The fret race was for purse OF
81 800 free for all horses that have never beaten 2T IN
harness previous to June l. 1866 $4,000 10 tue 1rs s5O 70
lie second $3.50 the third and 500 To the fourth mile
meats best three In FIVE la harness. Five heats were
trotted with the following result: ,
i,,i ,T,.h'- n.ti....l ! llAmercAn Gih',..t
Rhode Island flLri............".S as.
silas Nch..........'z . ''''
Time-2:l4i, 2:2ii 226 2:96. 2>e6t .
Second RHe-Purse s7OO free for all horses that nave
never beaten 247 harness previous 20 juno L. TO-
$50 the rst si75 to the second, ana so 10 inc iu
Mile heats three five, In harness Blk meats "e'o
trOttcd. . a
Iady H.mi,on....l . / sarpri'e........3 -
Gold Leaf.........f v } = Houhin
Time-2:10l 2.1lI. 2:f,, 2gli, 2:J1l, 2:9t -,
Tomorrow three separate purses are 20 De cOntonueu
for and extra time expected To bo made Pool sehg
il lively all over tho city night and the excitement has
risen 10 fever heat In the great double team race War
wick and mate Dixie and TOlkey, aud Barr ana Il s
seem 20 be the favorites, selling at an average Oh VV
against $50 on the field. ..,o , oil, ,,,,s,
In the 5000 purse Lucy selling az s2O and Cold Dust
at $50. .., ,,. ca,,r,i, 40
great saddle race has been arranged Tor 5aturuay'
and the sport Of that day is likely to be fine.
sPoRTSMEN'S LAWSUIT. .. =
RrFFALO. July 30-A wealthy tobacc0nist oil
Chicago noted for his passion for owning me norhrs
ths morning commenced suit against ctLeh OF b,nlo
formerly OF Cleveland and also noted as morse
10 eeoyer damages for alleged breach oi warranted
In the sale OF IA wcli-known horse.
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suttiaI NOtitts.


ISaa-IJnion Republican Presidential Campa1EEs
St~-A Special Meeting OF the Executive Comnee on "a
49, CIb will the once Of the Hou Charles Sene
s3 PySknp on FRIDAY, Jay 81 al O'clock p 10 -
tendance Is requested. iSAA~ . NN''
VIM DRussoSD. seereta4es .. .. ....
ALLAN COOPsR,l 5z ~
Mercantile Library Association. dio s
eih and re open RSDAf Sept ~ Anoets ~ Der.
49, Ave s1tra each the books % o h
,I, mn The usual charge Of 10 cents wees VIZ
.son,n, detention Reading Room VII close o- "NO'
FVENIyG the 10TH and Win te
WILLIAM h. bAlLsL hee't"os sse.,sI.
old extensive shirt House. anioas 70 .1oee
An oiu ~ v1IIys III Fntonst retail me very bess
Will O oe 49,, sh,. Al S3 dozen, including doten nnest
New ,tb "a With Shs Sage sahis ~ W
Linen sh,. Muslin Drawers DC best Jean prssst,
also obtain hrsteass goods AZ ess
& The wholesale price retailers sl no, occur AgAa Hey soon
80 Arrest of Night Thieyes.o $500 -. .
there hAs oeeh SCI on .e,ss
epless ngbb had the community not disco ysrsd az ar
,. .rres~I and certain death W All bedll
pbs, .nd " insect life fhh article sae"n
sDf Pss INSECT DESTROYER For sale By all Drassu sNs
GfocenG Depot No : sIhave.
RI xou hive the Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizkiness,
PLEA after Sonr ksag o. nI
hon DO not thank ps are, en ~ hs soA
IN fremont Temple Boston, and al ~ "a
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