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CHARLESTON BRANCH
IL + T. A S SSOCIATION
OF AMERICA,


1st Because 1t Is home institution m1nagcd and
controlled by your own citizens.
I'd. Because it s the only monied institution of
the kind that loans its funds in the States from which
they are derived.
Sd. Because it s purely mutual; all policy holders
share In Its profits or earnings. It's large and IN
creasipg assets belong exclusively to the policy
holders.
4th. Because its rates lower than those of most
other companies. And its dividends viii be larger
9TH Because 1t investe iss fluids at rates of interest
averaging ten pcr cent, while Eastern comp nes'
the dividends Of the Association larger and the rates
Of premium smaller. One hundred dollars improved
at six per cent for fifty will amount to t1
The same amount invested at zen per cent. will pro
duce $11 739 0a Difference flvo, Of the tea per
cent. investment S9.a97 08.
9th Because YOU ought to insure In successful in
stitutiOn and the Lite Association OF America il &C
knowledged by Its enemies well as its friends to
be by far most succ ,ssful life insurance instltu
tion of its age III the United States
NET ASSETS OF THIS DEPARTMENT IN
VESTED IN This COMMUNITY
500. 900 deposited in the Insurance Depsr tment
of the state of Missouri according to law for the
protection Of policy holders.
OGicers.
Fl. g. LOPEZ, Pres'nt cashier People's Nat Bank)
W. g. GIBbES, Vice President wv. G. Whilden & Col
Directors.
JOHN 3. STEELT tof North, Steele & WsrdelI)
@. IRVINE WALKER walker, Evans Cogswell.)
II. T. PEAKE. Gent superintendent g. G. Railroad.
O. F..PANKNTN,. Druggist.
JAS. e. SPEAR. Jeweiler.
d. I'll. SfLCOx. Wholesale and Retail Furniture.
N. n. CARTBEs, Secretary emsa gent,
March 20 Tyr No. 40 Broad.street
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NEW GOODS.
T'Asr, INDIAN MANIncA. : SEssss $500 - - &
Sweet OH, French and american In half plnts. pints
Cider anu whit Wine vineg ". warranted pure
Fresh Roasted iio Coffee. Of good quality, at &c.
Just received and for sale by
COOPERATIVE GROCERY STORE,
Goods delivered tree. May 20
FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE
WHOLESALE AND sETAILB, DIR.
II. BAEIs, NO. l3I MkETHNG-
STREET..
DISONS TOBACCO ANTIDOTE
EN Roses Cough Syrup
Schenks Pulmopc Syrup
Schenks Seaweed Tonic
Cherokee Remedy
Cherokee cure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or 'sKniscr" Pills, &c., &c.
Jennings Worm Contections.
Weights Rejuvenatng Elixir
Churchili's y,up Hypophosphits OF Limo
Van Deusen's Worm ontectlous
iuroys wo IN Candy
Bardotte's Worm sugar Drops
G, Ci,Renberg Pills
Cephalic Pills
srhallenberGer's Fever and Ague Pills
Srong's Pills
McLane's Liver Iills
Linns Vegetable Pills
kussells Soothing syrup for Children Teething
Jayncs lteratlve
Jayne's Expccorant
Jayne's Carminative
Jayne's Laxative Pills
Railways Ready Relief
Radwav . II. Pills
X dway's Ready kesolvont. June 81
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INT A N 4 ON HO U E,
GREENvILLE, 8. G.
The ABOVE LONG ESTABLT5HED, DELIGHT-
RUL HOTEL has just been placed In superior order
to accommodate guests during the summer
June 10 ufsp6
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Celebrations.
INT n 8 MO r. &C 3 TH VAIL
AT
Nj OU N T p T. A S A Mt
ON ST. JOHNS DAY,
June 90, 1860.

ETIWAN LODGE, No 8j, A. r. M, Will. CELE-
BRaTE 81. Johns Day, June "a 1863. at Mount
Pleasant.
The various Delegations Lodges. Aod Chcp;crs
will assemble at Mhrk:t wharf 1T NlIr er past Eight
O'Clock NJ. where al extra boat OF The Ferry line
will convey t.om to Moupt r:c,saut. There they
will be net by EYan Lodge and conducted 20 Their
Lodge.
procession will ihc.e be form under the direc
ton osth Grand NIirsiI1', aid marched to the grove
where an o4ation Viii be delivered by II. w. Brother
L. SOMiRS EUI~T. JUNIOR Granl Warden Of the
g and Lodr Of south CaroliIa.
The varlo Us Lodges aud Clar;css are !'as>: ually
invited to participate
Ample arrat sc ents have boom .oaJe to contribute
to the enjoyment of all.
The public are respectfully Invited to attend
S5$s COZ" 4*s: S $ss
June 10
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ES ID w A ls ID Id A LY,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 90 Waxrom-ssroea-
NEW YORK.

PERSONAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE IUR.
CHASE Of all kinds OF MERCHANDI8H. Boots.
Shoes; Hats. Ca1s and Trunks. aud Straw aoods 5
specially.
consaannents Of All kinds Of. Staple Articles ana
gonsral Produce eolicitod
PEompt retnxns gua-anteed.
EDWARD DAILY.
5ts2 ~aee OF ChngaHston. o. a. 4
v : mi weeSly Rraoe Cusrsnts aedat fEes BY post.
Saaagy 40 DAG enoa
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.s.uE Sail.

NOR Sale, "A GOOD SCHOONER
IL built of Iveoalf. carrying 20 cords wood: viii
be sold low at BRANI's SHIP YARD.
June2 wtn,
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THO RENT, a SUITE OFTVVD or THREE
a ROOM, first floor. with use Of piazza Apply
at No. 05 II. PHILlP.SrREET, above Radcliffe.
Juno 81 mwf3*
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w. G.. A LDEN N & CO..
REAL ESTATE OFFICE,

No. SAX PINE-srRERr,. NEW YORK CITY.
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]8Dants.

XNANTED, "A SMALL GIRL (WHlTM
wv preterrod) to take or a child and make
herself generally useful Apply at No. 13 bAURENs-
S1RHEI. IL June %
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LANDS WANTED.
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XNTANTED. A YOUNG, GOOD TEMPER
w ED COLOREp WOMAN, nurse for two
children. Apply at No. ALLAN rIC-S IREET.
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WANTED, n WHITE GIRL TO nIIND
w achild. Apply at No. At sNIrH.s'R REEF,
near Calhoun. IN Juno 20
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$40 Rfat.

VNO n ENT, A COMFORTABLE AMI
IL pleasantly situated u s Five rooms
dressing room and pantry, fine yard, &c.-in st
Ph'lp- street. opposite the Charleston College, AT
ply at No. A ST. PHILIP 81 Rect.
juno % 1w
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UNION CHAPTER, NO. 8, K. A. Nj.
NOMPaNIONS DE.IROUS OF PARTI.IPATING
" in the Festivities OF Mount Pleasant, are re-
qucsted to meet ut Masonic Hail. 10. MORROW,
1hursday) MORNING. at Seven o'cloek. Transient
and VI iting Brothers respectfully invited to
spend he dav with us.
BY order of the M. C. H. p
June 80 PHILIP AT STiS, Secretary.
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XNTANTED, n COMPETENT CH4ILD'S
w NURSE one that can come we'll recommend
cd. Apply ut OLNEY & CO.'S LIME Work., next
Savannah and Charleston Railroad.
June23
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EsOR SALE. s,lD NEvvsPAPEaay HN
~ any quantity. price 75 cents per hundred
The cheapest wrappiug paper that can be used 40
ply ut the Office OF IHE News. Msrch
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A UC1IONDEiss, BkOtkE ANI
IN others wishing 'st or Sale' Elacards, Business
Cards. other jon Printing executed with neat
ness and dispatch, will consult their interest by leav
Ing their orders ut THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No
I40 East Bay
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pu.loing eMatrrials, Gtf.

* FPRE S $ HIN q LIES.
A CARGO OF PRIME QUALITY. For sale by
June 18 fmw3 w. G. BEE & co.
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L. E. CORDRAY.. A. TROUCHE
March % 3no
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XNTANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds. plain and
Ornamental is executed promptly in the neatest
News job Office, No. l4o FAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale Of prices before giving orders
elsewhere.
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JUNE 10
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pxrNg OUT A FULL VOTE.

Let our Democratic friends in every ward
of the city and in every township OF the
county, see to il that full Democratic vote
is polled, and let every Democratic voter act
as If the result las it may depended on his
own vote and his own exertions. More
elections are lost from not properly estima-
ting the value OF individual action than
from any other one cause. The Democrats
Of Pennsylvania can no doubt now count
the voters here and there throughout the
comm on.wealth who would have elected
Packer if they had gone to the polls Lev
not the fact that the majority mas hereto
fore been against you deter you from an at
tempt to overcome it fpossble, and If not
ont !, down az ID peh as possible. A reduc
sd Republicsa majority is an advance of the
Damocratic lines, from which the next cam
p,isn can be fought. Contest every inch o
ground in every voting district. In TIL
way the disparity Of armies IS frequent.
overcome, and the stronger army in mum
beers is beaten by the pluck and united &C
ton Of the weaker. Again we say br'nI
out every Democratic vote.
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Fopsp AT LAsr.-The Ring-strped Re-
oablicans have been considerably puzzled
for some form of vice, immortality or crime,
10 compare Thomas action to, A letter
from the "People dear correspondent
whose avocation is nearly gone anu "no''
place will soon know him no more forever
furnishes the needed comparison. IL was
discovered at Camden by "Conservao'e'
who makes haste to notify the UnloH' lie
Is quite certain that Thomas conduct Is
precisely similar" to that of people who
were educated by the government, and then
emit and led those who were trying 10 de-
stroy it. Both, b. 10 sure, violated every
honorable pledge they had made. He 10
confident Thomas must suffer for such in
gratitude and perGdy. That this assurance
may not be considered Of an ordinary char
scter, the writer notifies the reader that he
| seldom takes more interest in politics thar
10 vote bat at this election he has beer
unusually stirred up by Thomas diaboIica
course and breaks his usual silence In cleo
tons to say to all whom it may concern
tina, Mr.. Thomas must needs be very bac
man no. to supper. the Republican ticket
We are sorry that Mr.. Thomas bad behavio
has thus disturbed CONSERVATIVE and in
terrupted his quiet waiting for the return
election day-bis occupation since last cleo
ton.
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Western Union Railroad.
Eaii Routes.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-srrivss at
4:30 A. M. and 1882. N. closssat 7;2O A. A.
and Q P. M.
PORT BYRON MAIL--vis Ws,srtown, HaHp-
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and CordovA'
le ayes at $40 A. M; closes at $40 A. M,
and arrives at $40 p. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAIL-tby osrs) daily, leaves
A. NJ, and arrives P. NJ. Orion and An
dover are supplied by this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arrives OF $3.50
A. NJ. and lo;C5P.M. Closes at 8 P. M. and
l0P.M.
ALRDO MAfL--viA Camden Mile, Andalu-
sia, Edgingten, Hamlet, Psrryton, Aledo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, oquswka, TO
OquAwka Junction, (Sagetown), leaves daiy
bstveen 8 Q A. M, and arrives at b:3o T. M
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Hatlitt, Buf-
fslo Prairie, illinois City, DruIy, copper
Creek, and Millersburg, goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL--via Presumption, susE.
YIols, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Richland Grove to Monmouth, leaves Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at a. M.
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
day at P. NJ. Centre Ridge 10 supplied
on Tuesdays by this route.
| CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once week. Ar
rivss Friday evening, at o'clock, ana iea'e'
Saturday morning, at . O'Clock.
| SWEDOEIA, via Rural, twice week arrive
| Tuesday and Fridays, at $3.50 P. M, and leave
WedDesdays and Saturdays at 1880 A.
This route terminates at New Windsor
Once hours from 7:C0 A. M. to 500 P. NJ.
azsr Sundays, open from to 10 Am.
III. d. OsRonN. Post Master,
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A Coop BUSINESS MAxlM.--No man IN
business, who employs assistants, would eV'
or think Of turning off q tried, experienced
faithful man, simply for change Business
o~os~~- "a Not promoted by such expert
ments The people Of this county WIN be
guilty of as great folly if they should dis
place Mr.. Thomas and supply his place with
Reid. Nobody doubts either Mr.. Thomas
experience, capacity or honesty. On the
contrary, all are admitted. Hence there can
be no reason urged against his election,
which is worthy to be listened to by q peo
pie seeking good officers. fiji ia more i'm
portsnt to the great body of the people thai
the DEGREES of party convention, manipu
lated and controlled by tricksters should be
registered by them, than that men of &C
knowledge capacity and honesty should be
chosen to office, then Mr.. Reid should be
voted form preference to Mr.. Thomas; 9th
erwise not.
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The CoMEr.-That comet we read OF Hs
performing flank movement towards our
earth, it is said, may be seen any clear
night after ten o'clock. The earth being be-
tween it and the sun, the tail is not yet visi
bic. to us. 1t has the appearance OF very
brilliant star, as large and bright as Venus
1t lies abou. lOo south of the Pleiades in
constellation Taurus, right ascension So
West from Pisces, declination north lO0.
There is no star Of the first magnitude near
it except Aldebarau, and those skilled IN
the geography of the heavens, will have lit,
tie difficulty in detecting it by looking to
the eastward, providing it is there. Some
astronomical calculations fix the time OF
the comet and the earth's crossing the orbits
as Simultaneous, in which event the present
generation will have an opportunity to de-
tertnine the character Of his nebuloslty.
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CRASHING OF TEETH.-If Reid should be
defeated by Thomas there will be more
crashing of teeth on the part Of the Ring
striped fraternity than they will ever do this
side OF the great gnashing which it is said
will amount TO business with some people
hereafter. 1t is questionable whether they
wouldn't rather lose the whole of their ticket
besides, than that Reid should be defeated.
Not because they love Reid more, but be-
cause they have such deadly hate for
Thomas.
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RopBERY.-At about o'clock Saturday
evening, two men entered G. L. Watts cigar
store, on Brady street, Davenport, as he
was about closing up for the night, and
asked for some tobacco NJ. Watts held in
his hand 8 $50 in postal currency, and as
he passed the tobacco one OF the men
sna.ched the money while the other fellow
tore open his vest and made dive for an
inside pocket, expecting no doubt to find a
we'll filed wallet there, but got nothing The
two then ran out of the store and MADE
good their escape, Mr.. W. being unable t(
give even partial description of either.
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DOES IT Pay TO ADvERTIsE?-The Bos'
ton Journal says that leading book hrm
in that city answers this question as follows;
They published an edition of book OF five
hundred copies, but did not advertise It, In
about year nearly the whole edition re-
NAMED on their hands, as the author, who
was largely interested, did not think 1t
would pay to advertise. Finding his book
did not sell, he followed the advice OF his
publishers and advertised freely. His book
has now gone through seven editions of FIVE
hundred copies each, and the eighth is or
dered. The author now believes in adver'
Using,
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STATE FINAscEs.--Gen. (. N. Bates
State Treasurer, has furnished the Register
with u statement, from which it appears
that the entire interest bearing debt IS 49,,
llL229.l7. In addition, SCI ,l36 has been
called in by various procIamstion'' bnt not
vet nresented. The interest on this amount
has been stopped. About $67 900 of BONDS
falls due in January next, and about 49,
! $50 600 in 1870. All this will be paid on
presentation as soon as due. The rest Of
the debt falls due in nc, ~ and '79' but al
ter the payments of next year the balance
will be less than q million and quarter OF
| dollars
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LOCATION OF TIE DAVENPORT & ST. PAUL
RAmRoAp.-This promises to become an
important question in Davenport. We have
heretofore alluded to complaint made by
stockholder of the road, of the proposed bluff
location which will place the road tempora.
rily at least high and dry above the river,
and render communication with it except
by teams and drays almos. impossible. The
Journal of this morning contains long let
ter from w. Fl. Holmes, until recently Pres,
ident of the company, in which he corrobo
| ratss all that the stakeholder alluded to
claimed in the way of representations by
those who solicited subscriptions rs to the
location on Front street. These represen
ta,ions, he SAYS, were not only made, but
large subscriptions of stock and some dona.
tons of property we're made to the company
upon the faith of them. He further insists
that the Executive Committee were fully
greed upon the Front street location.
The question is very generally and ten
derby handled by both the correspondents OF
the Journal, apparently from fear of wax.
ing q sleeping lion. Both mysteriously
wonder why the location has been changed.
while there is little doubt that both know
very we'll. 1t has oil been effected since
the election of Hon. Hiram Price to the
Presidency of the company. Although Mr..
Donahue and Mr. Davies continue members
of the Executive Committee, Mr.. Price has
carried his point and located the road on the
J bluff, where !, is proposed i, shall have it,
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n.a.sn, davenport terminus. Ne'ther OF
these correspondent, has thought Il prudent
TO .Dssk RICH, out and say that Mr. Price
owns prouerty which will be used BY the
company for depo, grounds if the road Is
located on the bluff, aud charge the new
location to that interest," as it evidently must
be.
1t remains TO be seen whether the STOCK
holders who have subscribed stock on 'ne
understanding that the road was to DO io'a'
ted on Front street, will quietly allow 'hem'
selves to be gobbled up and carried 10 'n'
bluff by one man and one interest. 1t .hey
should, there will be sad degeneracy iFou
that lofty stand taken by the Dsvenpo'
subscribers of stock to the Peoria road Wit
refuse to pay on the alleged ground that tn
road was to be built by Moline.
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wUSXMN12 CA1D5.
n, C. CONNOLLY,

A TToRNRY ATLAw AND ND NcTAk y. f Po..
- lie, Rock Island, Ill. once over 'h' rvs
Ofdee.
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Big THING ON BEARDsLEY.-Jim Boards
lev, as everybody knows, don't spare his
Mains to secure success when seeking office
for himself. Ten thousand dollars year IS
worth some risks, and Jim is not penny
wise and pound foolish" by any means, de
has invested heavily, and throughout the
county his missionaries are at work. But
like most men, Jim sometimes makes BAD
investment. He, in company with other
anxious aspirants, proceeded to Coal Valley
last week, and placed in the hands OF rant
ing Radical the sum of $25, with which to
furnish "grog' and trimmings" to every
man who would vote the barnacle ticket
The instructions as to the manner OF pro
ceeding were very elaborate. The receiver
Of the greenbacks was to purchase bar room
in saloon, if possible, open his hquor'
aorlv and send runners to and fro to cal
in the dry sovereigns. 1t was specially stlp
ulated, that every drink should be takei
thus: "Heres to Ma Gen. Beardsley,
"That's mighty good liquor" "Beardsley''
brick" &c. The individual received man
more suggestive gags" and the redouo''
BILE Jim left him to carry out the programme
Not long after, the plenipotentiary becoH
ing rather dry, and looking through the visit
intervening the day Of election. conclude
L to take a drink and it is said rePeate
: Ceres to Beardsley," and "Beardsleys
brick" "o'er and off," each time lookln
into the bottom of a mug. Having WORKS
r bimself into enthusiast" for DearoS'ey'
,nok a .arvey of his boots, and finding man
holes, repeated "'ere's to Beardsley, for
pair of boots" Taking outtthe remnant
the $25 he booted himself, bought ha
pair of pants, &C., and having little post
left, returned to the saloon, and expresse
, his admiration for Bearlsley in little MOI
of that same. He says he will vote for Jl
Beardsley any 'ow, and he don't care Gu
90 knows it.
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Coon HEALTH The following titles of
papers, contributed to the current number of
Good Health, justly indicate their character
and value "Our Drinks" by DR.. c. Both;
"Structure and Care of the Ear" "First
uolp in Accidents" Chap. VI, by c. II.
Schaible, NJ. d. "The Use of Fruits and
Coffee" by W. Nj. Cornell, NJ. D., LII. D.;
and "Sleeplessness in Infants" Under the
departments, "Reading for Leisure Hour y
and Miscellaneous" is provided variety
Of original and selected matter. (Alexan
der Moore. Boston,
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Increase

The earnings of the Northwestern Road
for the third week of October show a de-
crease as compared with last year, as fol,
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PETER FRIES,

nHorrFIER AND MANUFACTURES on
X noms,tio Liquors, Importer and Dealer in
$500 Wines and Liquors. Front street, oppo-
w. Landing, Rack Island, Ill.
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READY GLAZED SASH.

TN CONNECTION with my Planning Mil, I
hsye opened Ware Room for the sale Of
primed and Glazed Sash, where will keep con-
,tantly on hand all sizes Of these articles which
I can cell at much cheaper rates than they csn
be purchased for elsewhere. obtain my Glas,
from the msnufsctories at Pittsburg thereby
savisg the profits which others must pay who
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers, and
others in wanto Sash will consult their own in
ssrest by giving me Acsli before purchasing else
whore as an ufcring unusual Inducements for
this, trsf- IA BTDDI6cN
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n. N. PARMENTER,

. rroRNHY AND coUNsBLLoRA LAM ",
"A ofhce In Court House, Hock i''N"'' N"'
may1OdIywe2w,
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M,CAILEY 4 BELDING,

c,uRaIoALand MECHANICAL DENTISTS,
- (suocsssors to DR.. J. W. Veliel; reeth NJ a.
traotsd without pain by tho use Of Nitrous oaioe,
or Laughing Gas. once on li'ih0' ''''
lately occupied by DR.. Velis.
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Come in out Of the Cold.

Bamberger is Offering double width Beaver
ssckings at 81. 80 per yard; Ladies Fur Sets
SO. so; Nubias, Soc Ladies Japan Switches
35e. Prints 40 low as &c. He invites the atten-
ton of the Indies to the winter styIos OF Sacks
Wraps, shawls and Knit Hoods, ju'treceived'
Gentlemen's Clothing made to order 20 per
cent. cheaper than any other house in the '''y'
Good dts warranted. New cutter
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,I,Ks. JAMES W. sIEoEsoS.
ALLEN & SIMONS0N.

A rroRNRYs AND o0UNsELoRs AT
A LAW, Rock Island, Ill. oah0e in Buford'
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OvERpoNE.-The Ring striped Republi'
cans have SO overdoue the campaign against
Thomas in the matter of abuse and unfair
treatment, that two delegates to the late Re-
publican Convention from the upper part of
the county have declared they will not only
vote for Thomas but will not vote for any of
the nominees Of the convention.