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Of the Government in gold were sos, OPS,
$50. The population being about 81 400,
900, this was o cost per capita of $9.7O
Estimating the population now at 40 OOJ
900, the cost Of administering the Govern.
iSent last year was S1.G4 per cspltS, or 1s
per cent less. In other words, II the ex'
pcnSes OF GRANTS first year had been pro
portionately as great as thoseo Of BucHAN.
ANS last year, they would have been
seyenty.flve millions Of dollars, instead Of
sixty.fye millions. ,r tr; 4
II VIC come down to the bogus Demo
cratic administration of JOHNSON, We find
that Tor the year ending with March, 1860
eleven months Of which were Under JoHN-
SON, the expenditures were $34sI $50 PAS.
For the year ending with last June, under
GRANT, they were $e09, 1s4,O5s, or $780,
5S9, 1893 less. a.I ay'@gth
These are some Of the conspicuous facts
touching tic Republican administration
Of the Government, which We ask Repub-
llcans and Democrats alike to consider.
They show, first, agrcat reduction in
taxation; second, q vigorous and hiththl
collection Of taxes third, m honest, an
able and economical administration OF the
Government; and fourth, q judicious use
of the surplus thereby saved 70 the Treasu.
ry, whereby the principal Of the debt Is
reduced, and the national credit so i'm
proved that further reductions become
more easy. In lieu Of thepolicy shownby
theseresults what has the Democratic par.
ty ooGerH Who knows what policy they
propose! What assurance has tho coun-
try that they can do better than this, or
SO well3 They talk in vague terms about
economy; and yet in every city and State
Of the Union where they have control,
their government is more corrupt and OK.
trayagant than any to be found under
Republican administration. No man
knows what would be the financial poll
cy Of the Democratic party if in power.
Tho only indications Of 1t ever given lead
us to fear that the first movement would
be blow at the public credit by taxa
ton OF the public obligations. This
would render 1t impossible to borrow
money at any but high rates Of In
terest, IL OF all, and would end
once for all the thought Of reducing
the annual interest on the debt. The
next step according to the highest Demo
cratic authority would be TO tear up the
admirable system Of banking, which now
affords the best currency the country has
ever had. The next, according 10 the pro-
gramme of the same party leaders, would
be the printing Of q couple of thousand
millions OF grecnbacks and the enforced
exchange Of these for the bonds Of the
Government outstanding. No formal re-
pudiation Of these greenbacks would be
necessary, for they would be worthless
from the start and the Government and
people would alike be bankrupt av
4, Irthis is not the Democratic programme,
let somebody authorized to speak say
what is. tr
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Results of Republican Admins
tratIon.
A Record to be- Proud of I

A Record to be Proud of o.
While Congress was in session we urged,
with as much emphasis rs VIC could com
mand, the utmost retrenchmcnt and re-
ducliOn OF taxation consistent with pro-
vision for the standing obligations Of the
government and lie efficient Administra-
ton. For time it seemed that Congress
was comparatively Indifferent to such ap.
peals, which went up from every part o.
the country; but 1t Is now seen that the
Indifference was apparent not real. 1t
was work Of extreme difficulty 70, per;
feet the fneasare8 needed 10 effect Tic de
sired results, and took time; ind it was
only in the last few days Of the session
that the results Of many months c0nsidera-
ton and labor became apparent. Before
the adjournment much earnest and zeal
olls work was done. The annual esti.
mates Of the departments received care
full scrutiny, and the estimates were cut
down to the closest limits. The land
grant bills which had passed the Sen.
ate, with, We believe, two cxcGptiOns),
were slaughtered in the House. A new
and exhaustive tax bill, which 1t had ia.
ken many months to perfect, was passed.
Under this tho import duties were
reduced nearly twcnty.four millions Of
dollars annually, the income tax reduced
more than half and all special taxes abol.
ished, except those pertaining to fcrmcnt-
cd liquors; spirits and tobacco, The
amount II anuusl internal taxes taken
off by this act July 14th. 1870 amount
To the enormous SUN Of fifly-fvc millions
Of dollars; and adding to this the customs
duties discontinued, an annual burden
was litted from the shoulders Of the peo
pie by the last Congress of over eighty.
eight millions Of dollars. 1t would have
been best, VIC think, to strike Oft the in
come tax entirely; but the amount which
1t was found prudent to take of having
been determined on, on adjustment of
taxes TO be retained was found difficult,
and finally impossible, without retaining
reduced income tax.
Pew are aware that Congress at its last
session accomplished 50 great q reduction
in the taxes. Still fewer, perhaps, know
What great reductions had previously
been made from the highest rates Of taxa.
ton in 1866. The following exhibits the
reduction in the annual revenues from
internal taxes ind customs duties, by the
several acts named. ~ I
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TT STANDS UNRIVALLEDl-
L KRAFTs DLARRHRA COMPOUNDS
aud sure. A cure guaranteed in every case. Keep
It in your house. Take It with you when you
travel Sold by dealers in medicines everywhere.
NASHvIEtE, TENN, Dec. Isl, 1865.
MeaSTs AcCabs, ETqJE d Co.:
GRNTLEMEE-I have been using your 'Diar.
rhGQ C0mpouHd'' in my family for EOulO time,
and can say with much pleasure, that II Is one OF
the btH ASdlciHt6 Of the kind that have ever
used, and do Cheerfdlly recommend 1t 70 my
friends. With much respect l am your friend,
-. r.-... ". n. METCAL,RR,
OF Metcalie, Bro. & Co.
jun7.Tuc, TharASat ISt'i~ %
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lTRUSTEE'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
i Of u Deed Of Trust made on tho SOth day oil
January, 1866 by ROb't D, Woods 10 s. Brady,
Trustee, and recorded In the Recorders otllee Of
Ohio County, Wett Virginia, In Deed Book No.
90, page g. will soil at public sale, at tho front
door OF the Court House, on
Saturday, October goth, 1870,
q acres Of land, situated about miles north Of
the city, on tho east side Of the new Turnpike
Road now being constructed from Wheeling 10
Glenn'G Run, Said deed Of trust was given by
said Il. B. Woods on 10 acres OF land, being the
northern part OF the home farm OF A. P. Woods,
deceased, aud joining lands With the estate OF
David Garden, deceased, ON tho cast side Of tho
Ohio River, TO secure the Merchants National
Bank Of West Virginia the payment OF 81, 900 In
six months nom date, and the payment Of any
note or notes that may be given In renewal OF In
part payment Of the same; $4,000 having been
paid on said note. and Is ITO acros Of said tract
(which was sold to Jacob LASH being released,
sale will DO made OF tho residue al acres 0f the
tract, default being made In the payment OF q
note Tor 5000, due August q, 1870, with two
months interest aud cost, which representa- the
balance Of principal and interest due Of the
Aforesaid note Of $4,000. Said 81 acres will be
divided Into smaller tracts. Plat Of the came can
be seen at tho Recorders Office Of Ohio County,
W. Va. j" 'Trf a3H tHfrr" jgJ|'
TERNs OF SALI-0ne-thIrd cash; balance In
sig and twelve months, With interest.
Sale to commence at II o'clock 4. Y.
RuE0 H 8. BRADY, Trustee.
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HoBsoN's Cuo1cE.-Whoevcr attempts
to restore gray hair with the ordinary
preparations, must choose between the
tar.likc dyes and tie muddy c0loring
fluids. Both are dirty. PIIALoH's VITA.
Liza, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR, is the
only article in existence capable orchang-
ing gray hair to any natural shade; It Is
transparent, fragrant, limpil, and infalIt
bic. Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers. LII. col
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.RoPosALsWILL BE RECEIVED

DR0POSALSW1LL BE RECEIVED
L by the undersigned for the saperstrncIure
OF bridge, over Wheeling Greek, aE the foot OF
Market street, In Wheeling, Of the iollowingd d.
mensions, viz: 1853 feet 2 Inches long between
abutments; carriage way q feet wide In clear;
two side walks, each 6 feet wide In clear.
The whole bridge to be constructed Of wrought
iron. except the flooring. joIst and the floor,
which viii be OfgO0d 60undFWhite oak. The
flooring Of the carriage way TO consist Of double
thickness OF plank, 8 Inches and inches respec.
lively; aud the foot ways 10 be covered With
inch plank. The bridge must be capable Of suS.
tanning load In addition 10 It's own weight Of
100 pounds per square foot Of surface, including
both carriage aud loot ways, without tmpoBtuG .
sensible strain on any tits paris Of more than
II 900 pounds per square Incl, or . e0mpressiVe
strain Of moro than 10000 pounds; the ultimate
strength OF the iron used In the bridge to DO not
less than %, 900 pounds per square inch.
A wrought iron hand rail- will protect the side
walk on each side. The whole bridge to be thor
Oughly painted with two good costs Of paint,
Plans showing In detail the FORMS and dlmen.
sionS Of the different parts Of the bridge must
accompany tho proposals which will be received
by the undersigned until the Sd day Of Septem-
Der, at oelOckF. \. A. WILSON, q
AugH Chairman OF Committee
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THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SRA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to DO worry hue fo
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick. =.
C0X'S SPARKLING GRIATTNE-An old "a
rOrite with the ladies' fur JelIIcs-
bright, clDaF and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Jnst ths article
To- use with COx's Gelatine-Or riCh
--g.I andlnBCiOuS flavor. y le
BAKERS C0COA---WArranted Pure, a delicious
and nutritious beverage.
IIECKRRS FARINA--Prepared especially fol
Invalids and children.
BITTERS-The genuine article
for ladies and children In feeble
health
WINE OF PEPSIN-T The most perfect remedy
for Indigestion and dyspepsia,
CORN STARCIl-FOr PuddingS and CustArds.
splendid dessert, either alone OF
with Berries.
At @ LAUGHLIN. SMITH & CO.,
juui1 Wholesale Druggists, Main St.
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S@2la,m


CUSTOMS DUTIES.
Net proposed decrease Of duties on
imports BY act Of July Il, 1870. ..... GS6, S9
Ta1eS taken OF In four year.. $2Sl, 81
Notwithstanding this steady and heavy
reduction In the national revenues, the
public debt has been steadily and rapidly
reduced, oil current liabilities promptly
discharged, and the credit Of tile govern,
ment SO much improved that II Is nov
considered practicable to borrow money
Mt 4, 4f and per cent TOR the redemption
Of obligations costing Q per cent,
The debt OF the United States March
LIST, 1902, including accrued interest and
leducting cash and securities In the
Treasury, was $9,5a5, 400, 200. On the Isl
orJuly, 1870, It was $685., 85S, 5O9-a re.
duction under GRANT Of $3.50, 1901
What Is meant by securities held in the
Treasury may be thus explained. The
law which authorized the creation OF the
war debt for tho maintenance Of the Gov,
eminent, also provided tor the establish.
ment Of a Sinking Fund, equalto one per
centum Of the entire debt Of tho United
States, within each fiscal year after July
1St 1869; which, with It's Accommodations
at compound interest, should DO applied
to theredemption Of tho debt But, until
tho accession to power Of the present ad.
mlnistratiop, this wise provision had been
wholly elected this pledge Of the Gov.
eminent had not been fulfilled.
As soon, however, as President GRANTS
administration was fully organized, the
Secretary OF the Treasury inaugurated
effective measures In conformity with this
important requirement Of the law, by dt.
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
l. Wheeling. August Rules. 1870.
LoulsA ]. uumphreysl A,,,.hwon,

William r. Downing. In A''HnHp'ih
The object OF this suit 10 to fecoyer from tho
said William r. Downing the sum Of $500 90 due
from him 70 the plaintiff for service rendered and
work and labor done In keeping house for said
defendant and the costs Of this suit And Afa.
dRVit having been died In this cause that tho de.
teldGnt, William r. Downing, 10 nonresident
Of the State OF West VirgiaiG, on motion Of the
plainiG, BY her attorneys 1t 10 ordered that said
defendant, William 3. Downing, do appear with.
10 one month Afler the date Of The hfst publica.
tlon hereof, to.wlt: within one month after the
18th day Of August 1870, and do what 10 neceS.
EAEy 10 protect hiS interest IN this suit,
Teste: "A; II. GHAPLINE, Clerk:
W. T. q D. L. HUBBARD, P. Q. AugiI4W
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This leaves tho actual expenses Of
administration, after deducting the items
cllargeable to the Democratic rebellion,
$sO,SS9,9S5. Reduced to a goll basis for
comparison with 1850, the average price
orgOld being Tor tho year 2S2.1O per cent
tho expenditures, less war items were
sos 1888. In 1850 the expenditures
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 80, 1870.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR, ..-.,..
WILLIAM z. STEVENSON.
or Wood County.
SECRETARY OF 4HE STATE,
~ JAMES n. PIPES.
OF MArShAll County.
= AUDITOR,
THOMAS ,BOGGESS,
OF ROAne County.
TREASURER,
JAMES A. NACAULEY,
if i OF Ohio County. al
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A. BOLTON CALDWELL,
OF Ohio County.
uDaE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
JAMES II. BROWN,
OF KanAwha County.
FOR coxsREsS-HRsT DISTRICT,
NATHAN GoPF, JR,
OF Harrison County.
IUB Co3tpN444-bEoo4D DBEHCTS
JAMES C. MoGREW,
o. Preston County.
FOR CoNoRESB-TIIRD DISTRICT,
, JOHNS. wlTCHER.
FOR STATE sExA4E-Ylnsr DISTRICT,
JOHN c. HERVEY,
OF Ohio County.
Ohio County Republican Ticket
ron HOUSE or DELEoATEs,
EDWARD n. ATKINSON. : ID.
JOHN X. HUBBARD.
WILLIAM L. PARKINSON.
POH SHERIFF,
RICHARD s. BROWN,
PoR CLERK OF tue CIRCUIT COURT,
SAMUEL B. McCULLOCH.
ef.F. ron RtcoEDER, 20 80.
JOHN W. Shuttle ,l...
ron PRoGECUTING ATTORNEY,
GEORGE D. CALDWELL.
FOR ASSESSORS,
City DIstriCt-ELIJAII DAY.
County JOSEPH WADDELL.
COUNTY SURvETOR,
J.D. WHITMAN. H.
: y
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NSTDEf Of Die IntelBgneer :-You Will
a&SSh please announce Jas. N. CIARN0UK,
tho Blacksmith, - the Peoples candidate for
SHEEIFr OF Quo COUNTY, at tho ensuing elGc.
wMEE1lNo, ". VA, July 10; 1870. jyls
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HERMAN St. Louis, No., August
24th, by Rev. Pierce, ]. c. HERMAN 10 Miss
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(NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj
~ ROAD. a,,....,..
Notice to Contractors.

Proposals. will DO received until 10 ~, 2isI
sEPTENBER, at Charleston, W. Va, and until Il
H., 18Th SEFTIHIER In Richmond, YaL, for thQ
OF '.IIoWe Truss" Bridging Ii spans ranRing
from 60 to $50 feet, on tho line Of the G. d d, II
r., between tho Falls OF KSnawkA and the Ohio
River. l,
Bids will DO received Tor al or part OF thd
s a. sPSeiaSstiqaS may BE- had on application
W. Va.
Also, at The same times and places, for the
graduation, &C., ola section on New River,
about thlrty.ivO miles above its mouth, Ineln.
ding Tunnel 800 feOt In length.
served. 'fs II. D! WHITC0MB,
aug96 .n. Oh. EnHs ineef,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

49, FOR SuERTFF.-E diEors IattIligsn
HI&SSa on: : Yon will please announce John
Howell Of Clay Township, - an Independent
Candidate for Sherif. Or Ohio County az the en-
suing election, subject to no Star Chamber die.
Gngs.H , MANY VOTERS.
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ISLAND,
September IA, is, 1871, I87O


First Day-Wednesday, Sent, lIlh,
| Horses, Mares or GeldInSs, 10 e. AZ I6ryy
please; mile heats, best In 5, Sl9S to
first horse, go TO SecOnd; $2StO third
~
No. 9-PremInm $50 for Trotting Stations Iu
arst horse, go To second, $3U to third
No S-rremIun Of 800 for TrottIng Horses,
never beaten 5 minutes 10 public; mile
10 second. " y -''' ""' So
Second ,naY-ThurSlay ;gent. 18th,
~. Al =, -
harness; two mile heats, best In s. kIGj
t0 arSt horse, 80 to second, IS to third.
DO,
or GeldlngS; mile heats, best 3 in 5. &iS
to hrSt honc, $50 TO second, $S to third
NO. 6.-rremtum 300 for TroiIlng Horses,
Mares or Geldin1s III harness; mile heAIs,
second, $50 to third.
Third Day-FridAy, Sept. 10Th.
~ 49, on.
w. Io,aH. d. T4 p! 9iiICL ray ~ ISt Gt
B HeSs hea EYE S9lt' GHG sSt ~ NG SSa
LII LII Eye: GWn n, ~ D. :! L. nufIS'' Esq
mile meats. oeSt : ma
LII. A,o, q
N"' o- tIn S!YO bOt LIoNns no Eu,'
Mafes o. HeIdsngS' IN natMess, taAI nave
SV t Ge9ten ~ y ~ pqnMe; T tss y, neAs
be1t In .. SO 10 aFat horse, $sS TO rec
onu'
No 9.-Premium $500 for Running Horses; Two
i 1lIe he9G, 1est IN 3; ~ ~ mi
norSe' *IuO 70 secoho' ~ 10 1auu'
p.., r..-r.o..,. o.. ,,.L
FOaEIa NaI~SAtafaAy' sept' A'tA'
M 1O-D.i,sv,s Cnv ITotol rr,,s .Iohn DALEY.
proprIetoF, Hren,inm! ySlne SiOO. Silver
Bet for fastest TrottIng Double Team To
wagon; mile heats, hest 5 ms.
No, li-Stamn and KeIm House purse, premium
$50 ioF the fastest Nule under The saddle;
mile heatS. beat 8 ms.
No. l2-McIure House purse, ". F. Goodwin i
Co.. propriet0rS, prUmium, value 800.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NeMs ADVERTISEMENTS.
n AVN PARTY.
BENEFIT Of Island Protestant EpiSoO.
# pal Chapel.
.TOb6 bald near Rbsaszes ZanSS', honS to1o
O'clock r.N., (, - n Z
Thursday, Sept. LIST, 1870: Z
AdmIttaueO &c; Children iOc. SuH30.
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No. lI-Stamm and KeIm House purse, premium
$50 for the fastest Mule under the saddle;
mile heats, beat 3 ms.
No. lG-McLure House purse, ", F. Goodwin =
Co., propFiet0rS, premium, value 800,
Pitcher and Goblet for Running lIOrsGj,
Mares or GeldlnGS; mile heats, best III
), catch weights.
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First Day-WfdDssday, Sept. l4lh.
No. l.-PremIum S9OO for Racklng or Pacing
liorses, Mares or GeldInSs, To 60 As they
please; mile heats, best In g. $l4S to
first horse, go to secOnd; $9jtO third.
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DIED.

CoNNELLY.-At Sing Sing, New York, on Wednes-
day. Oc ober 26tn, AkNIE A, wife OF Henry Connolly
OF Philadelphia, and daughter OF the late General
Aaron Ward.
STEEE.-On 2Sth instant, MARGARET STEEH, wdo v
OF the late Robert Seen in the Gath year OF her age
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late
residence, No 1918 Bridge street West Philadelphia,
on Tuesday November J, at p. NJ. To proceed to
Laurel HILL
THoRBEcKB.-Suddenly, ON the Goth instant ED
WARD K. THORBRCKE In the 23d year OF his age.
The relatives and male friends OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence OF his grandfather Il. n Scherr ESQ, No.
1880 South Broad street. on Wednesday morning,
November I'd, at IL O'Clock Interment at Wood
land. 80
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FAST LIVING AND IT'S CONsEQUENCEs.-Wh
"fast life" has undermined the strength, destroyed
the appetite, impaired the digestion, and stolen
the hue OF health from the cheek-when the hand
trembles, the spirits droop and the whole physical
and mental organization anguishes is it possible to
repair the evil and restore the dnapldated system
to full health and vgor? We answer that it is.
Hundreds of cases have been cited thousands might
be clted in which this regeneration has been accom-
plished by the regular and persistent use OF PLAN
TATIoN BITTERs. Abstinence from the indulgences
which have wrought the mischief is, of course, enc
OF the means Of restoration. But it is not sufficient
alone. The consequences remain after the cause
has been abandoned. A wholesome and genial
tonic is absolutely necessary to the corporal
and mental energies from their state OF collapse.
This good work is the mission of the Plantation
Btters to perform. But no other stimulant must be
taken
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IMPROVED ROSE WASH cures delicate disorders
In all their stages, at little expense, little or no
change in diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure.
1t is pleasant in taste and odor, immediate in its
action, and free from all injurious proper
ties. 1017w
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vALERs RESTAURANT, No. 92s ARCH STREET, ele-
ganuy fitted up, is in full blast serving all the
delcacies OF the season from A. NJ. to midnight
Parties returning from the theatres or opera house
served at the shortest notice from an unsurpassed
bill OF fare. Ladies' Saloon on the second floor.
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For additional Special Notice. sse Insias ruqe..

My O A Z MY OF MUSI G.
THE STAR COURSE OF LECTURES.
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THE demand on Saturday for our SIS and other
beautiful and cheap suits surpassed anything In the
history of our business. From morning until night
there one continual stream OF customers making
purchases at the Great Brown Stone Clothing Hall
OF Rockhn Wilson, Nos COB and COS Chesnu
street,
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PETROLEUM v. NASBY, Nov. 2.
MISS ISABELLA GLYN, Nov. o.
GEORGE VIM. CURTIS, Nov. 4.
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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. 8
South Second street. has OF the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewery and Silver
ware in the CITY, He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money.
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HoUsEKEEPERs, go to Farson & Co.'s wholesale
and retail kitchen furnishing store 10 it out your
kitchen. They sell good goods cheap. Dock street,
below Walnut.
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss for Blan
Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams, etc. etc. Th
cheapest, heathiest, and most delicious food in tn
world.
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A FINE THING FOR THE TBETH.-The fragrant
SoZoDoNT has taken very prominent place among
the most approved dentrnces Of the day. 1t very
popular article for the toilet, highly recommended
by all who have used it, beautiher and preserver
of the teeth, refreshing the mouth, sweetening the
breath, and arresting the progress OF decay
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MoTHERsHEAD-owEH.-O 27th Instant, by Rev.
BeDj Watson, d. d., /. LELAND MoTHBRsHE AD Of
Indianapolis, to ANNIE S., daughter Of Thomas NJ
owen, OF this city.
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