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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-12

TIE Clarksburg Telegraph says Judge
CAMDEN was n member Of tho Conteder.
ate States Congress The Parkersburg
Gazette, whose editor ought TO know, de-
MES this and says the JUDGE was zap
pointed but declined to serve-preferring
to retain his position as Judge" | In the
Contederacy.l Our view of the JUDGE's
position before the public, Is that in view
of the advice he gave our people In 1861,
and the results that followed, q little mod
csty on his part in assuming to be public
adviser at this time, would he highly be.
coming. Yet the Judge Is canvassing the
State in behalfof n Convention.
All over the State, the men who like
him were foremost in urging our people
into Convention, secession and war ten
years ago, are urging them into Con-
vention now. The fact Is striking and
significant. Have not the people of West
Virginia had enough Of such leaders
What IL to come after Convcn-
tom Whoknows? Certainly nobody has
ever given us n satisfactory answer to the
question. Are we going 10 follow these
same old leaders and tnkc another plunge
into the dark? The arguments with
which these men pied our people to vote
for the Convention in February, 1861
were quite as speciOus rs those employed
by them now. Yet the real purposes Of
calling that convention were totally diff.
fcrent from those assigned by the advo.
Gates Of 1t before the people. How do We
know but the same may he true now
How do we know what purpose may Turk
behind all others yet publicly discussed
which may be entertained at present by
only n few Of the leading spirits? When
men like Camden and CapertOn and
Fitzhugh and Faulkner come so conspicu'
ously to the front, It is worth while tC
think u little about what these gentle.
men want.
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Nervous DebilltV.

Thousands suffer from II. A weak
nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy, an
imation or vigor, low spirits, confused
head, weak memory, nocturnal or invol-
untary seminal emissions, with loss OF
power and threatened impotence. The
consequence Of excuses, overwork or in.
discretlons. Thisis Nervous Debility and
finds sovereign remedy in Humphreys
Homeopathic Specific No. Twenty-eight
Thousands have been cured by these sim.
pie sugar pills They tone up the system,
arrest the discharges, dispel the gloom
and mental depression, and rejuvenate the
system. Price IS for a package Of five
boxes and vial of powder, which Is i'm.
portant in all old long.standing cases, OF
81 per single box. Sold by all flrst-class
druggists, and sent to any address on re-
ceipt of hcpriCc Address Humphreys,
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Co, 6B9
Broadway, New York. eod&w
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THE Moundsville National sagely re.
marks that "li the State votes for n Con.
stitutional Convention, nobody will be to
blame in the matter but the Republican
party" II all the Republicans are op.
posed to Convention, as the Democratic
papers say they are, and vote against it
and If all the Democrats are going to vote
for it, MS we are assured by the same au
thority they will, then it seems to us real
ly that the Democrats might find them
selves exposed to some small part Of thu
blame.
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THE anxiety our Democratic exchanges
lest the Legislature should turn in and
disfranchise somebody is getting to be
quite distressing Now we beg these CO.
temporaries to take hope and heart As
the Legislature is Democratic, ii will not
tlisiranchise them or any other Demo.
Gratis. That is certain On behalf of the
radicals we feel warranted in saying that
we are not afraid that II will or can dis.
franchise us. And if we can stand 1t the
Democrats ought TO-.
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r AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL,

T AUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL,
IL for Children Teething, sOitenS the gums,
Allays the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, caring summer complaint dysentesy,
DiaFrhGa.
Children Of a delicate constitution, are apt to
suiier more than tho robust, because dentlhOp "a
pFOtracted and early cutting Of the teeth more 70
DO feared than latS Much 10 10 Be lpprehended
from lOOsenOaS Of the bowels, that Ia OF an eX-
eesalVe character. Moderate lOOseness often re-.
moves more dangerous affections, but when Il
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prOstratiOn, then It should be kept In con-
troll and for this purpose We remark, that the
Infant Cordial IL particularly adapted, And when
used will act with the most happy effect
Mothers will ind It very valuable, The child
will 'be relieved, get into gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and will refund the
price OF every bottle not doing 90 we represent.
Price Is cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS . CO, Props
Ap6 Wheeling, W. Va.
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llAMlLTON--A him Grove, on Friday, An.
gust II, 1871, MARY STELLA, daughter OF James
and Sn'an r. Hamilton, aged year months
and IS days.
The fdncral will take place from the residence
Of John Hamilton, on Chapline street, Centre
wheeling, to-day at ~ O'Clock p. n. Friends Of
the family are invited TO attend.
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Coon hunting is all the rage at Wells.
burg, according to the Herald This royal
sport Is not quite neglected at Fairmont.
The LiJerdlStsays the coons are carrying
of Otis Watson's corn, but II has been
discovered that the animals have but two
legs, being very remotely descended from
that "same old coon"-nccording to Oar.
tgin
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THE WORLD IS IN ARMS.

Against the new hair.colorlng preparations.
Science condemns them. They are virtually
dead, Meanwhile,
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
proved by time and sanctioned by practical che.
mlsts, has become the standard article Of Its
class throughout the length and breadth OF tn
land. 1t 10 poisOnless, rapid in It's operation,
certain to produce the required shade OF color
and has no equal among hair dyes, either in the
United Statea or Europe. To bOautIfy and soften
the hair after dyelng, use
CRIsTADoRo's HAIR PRRsBRVATIVE
AZ dressing. aug6d&w
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THE Berkeley Era suggests JOHNSON
N. CAMDEN ms the Democratic candidate
for Governor in 1872. What has Gov.
.IACon done that he is to be thrown over
board thus summarily9
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

An persons having claims against the estate Of
W, T. Singleton, decd, will present them pro
Derly authenticated TO me for settlement Per.
sons knowing themselves indebted To sAid estate
are required TO call and settle, on or before The
be placed in the hands Of the proper officer oi
collection. WIN H. IRWIN,
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CMITHs WHEELING BREWERY
A CARD.

ATter q thorough renovation Of my oldCsiab
lIshed Brewery, late In possession OF Messf'
Reilly, Barnes 4 Hobbs, have again Resumed
with tho aid OF my old operatives, hope 10
produce such quality Of Kennett, Champagne
and Fresh Ale, as formerly made.
! will BIO prepared to supply my friends aud The
public with Fresh Ale this week, but would at
wise any wanting Stock Aloor Porter to apply Ia
nv predecessors, Mcssrs. Reilly, Barnes 4 lGO6h,
being convinced that they can supply them ,
good article,
disposition to interfere with the interests Of my
three old friends and operatives at the Ragly
Brewery, yet will endeayOr 10 be prepared tOsup
ply all demands for Ale, such as formerly pro
mys GRO. W. SMITH,
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General Notices.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,
Al persons having claims against the estate,
of LOuls and Anna BaumbGrger or Sebastop
Lutz's estate will present them TO me properly
authenticated for settlement, Persons Enowin1
themselves Indebted To said estates are reQuesltd
TO call aud settle, GEO. HOOK,
Administrator Of Louis and Anna Baumbcrgrf
or SebAStiOn LutE'B estates. augq
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the best H. he World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and lnstAntane'
elOr'EpleApant 0dor. The genuine W. A. Batch.
splen Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY q
staindid Black or Natural Brown. Docs not
stain the skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, soIt
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Gold by oil Druggists. Factory 10 Bond street,
New York, IAn9Teod&w
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Special Notices.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
or THE
GREAT REMEDY.
pT,s DTARRURA COT POTTND

For DIarrhqa, DysenterY, FluK, Cholera Morhus,
summer Complaint, and all derlngemepts OF tho
Stomach and Bowels.
Keep this medicine In your house during the
SUMMER months. Every traveller should be pro-
yided with this remedy. Sold with guarantee
the money Esluh1sa' no penent 1etH co IruLA
For sale by all the Druggists in this city, and
by dealers IN medicines generally. Price Fiity
Cents per bottle.
McCABB, KRAFT 4 CO.,
Jyl PropFietorS, Wheeling, W, Va.
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WEST LIBERTY STATE NOR
w NAL SCHOOL,

TXTEST LIBERTY STATE NOR.
w NAL SCHOOL,
This Institution Ia PLEASANTLY situated In the
town OF West Liberty, Ohio county, West Va.
II WIS established by an act Of the Legislature
passed March lat, 1870. The Catalogue shows an
attendance OF N during the past year. The pros.
pect for an increased attendance darling the com
Ing year Ia vcrygOod.
CALENDAR.
Fall Term begins third Monday Ia September,
1871, and continues II weeks.
Winter Term Of 70 weeks begins first Monday
In January, 1874.
Spring Term Of 10 weeks begins first Monday
In April, 1879. .......,.
r. II. CRAGO, AM. Principal.
A, j. WAYCH0FF. Prof. Of Mathematics
Mrs l., FITZHU0II, Teacher Of Music.
Assisted by other competent Teachers.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. r I
Gen. ". D. CURTIS, s. 8. JACOB and TlI0s.
REMARKS.
The course OF instruction is thorough and de.
signed 10 meet the wants Of the teachers OF Onr
public schools. The Theory and Practice Of
Teaching will be fully exempllHed by class drill,
lecture, and BY Institute aid model school prac.
tlce Il will be the constant aim OF tho FACULTY
10 make the school room pleasant and prO1tA.
BILE resort 10 all who may attend. Students arc
urged 10 Id present at the opening OF the term.
Good boarding from $500 10 800 per week, &C.
cordlng 10 contract For particulars send Tor
Catalogue. Address FIJI. CRAG0.
aug3 West Liberty, W, Va.
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A YOUNG lady of steady habits" is
wanted for teacher at Raccoon, in Pres
ton county-it being We infer a very dis
sinnled place.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
COURSES OF INSTRUCTIONS:

arc provided for both public and private board.
Ing and unfurnishcd rooms will be let TO students
who wish 10 hoard LhemselYee.
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State. Pair.
Ntoefsa.,ahsf faf ths wsek.

o9ates 0psn % 8 6SIoeEA H. nfua
The foreno0H;w viii 30 devoted TO tho exami-
nation; In the akenA, By she committee, !, es ali
cattle; succeeded BY q displty of the hAltet-
iSd horSes apd tntles, ~? directed BY tho Hu-
periptendensE AZ this examination: TIE deca-
(in AZ 8! tho oontsst for the speed premiuna df
$50 fqrAhe fassedt trotting. mile dGsh, % be
followed by race for the speed premium Of
.s.iu.-; : FRIDAY.
Gates open at O'Clock a. II. 3Ac& i;
From 10 till II, . contest In the arena be-
tween the saddle horses. ,-J.-A5I 7
From II till 2. the same between single and
double harnese horses. At this contest. the
committees will tie the ribbons.
At 3. the contest for the speed premium Of
$50 for the fastest trotting, half mile he....
best three in Eve; to bs followed by . race for
/ tho speed premium; 0f SO, mie dash.
SATURDAY.
Gates open at O'Clock A. n.
At 10 O'Clock. auction sales of Live stock.
at IL H., the premiums will be awarded
from tho Executive Stand, at the conclusion Of
which, the Fair will close.
Each morning OF the week, from till 10
o'clock will be devoted by the respective COM
naittees TO plOuKhihS matohee, ana tsnts of ali
power, grain, seed cotton and logs will De
furnished by the Society to prove the miilA,
gins and other machines. Pfow-tnen are et-
peoted to furnish their own teams. =
"a Bazaar viii be open on tho grounds dut-
Ing the week, by the ladies OF the Memorial
Association, and its proceeds devoted to pre-
tecting the Confederate dead. ~
in the Columbia papers Of Tuesday, 7th No
vember, and all the members are earnestly
requested to call at the Hecretary's Office, At Q
O'Clock OF same day. Nov rs
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WTE, the undersigned, Ministers and Pas.
W. tors OF churches in Columbia, cordially
recommend that good and beautiful work
mOur Fathers House" by Rev. Daniel March
D. D., TO tho confidence and patronage Of the
people. The volume, issued in English ard
German. is mastery tre .tiae on the works
Of nature. illustrating the wisdom, power and
goodness OF Cod Being unsectarian. and
calculated to do good, while it instructs and
interests the reader, we hope it may be widely
circulated and find its way into the families Of
our respective charges, ,.,.
i. MANNING BROWN,
Pastor Washington st. NJ e. Church, South.
J. L. REYNOLDS,
Baptist Church.
J. r. WILSON, -
Presbyterian Church.
WILLIAM W. MOOD,
Pastor Marion st. III. E. Church, South.
GEORGE HOWE,
Theological Seminary, Columbia.
A. II. RUDE,
Evangelical Lutheran Church.
MR.. EATON, from Savannah, is now in Co
lumbIa to act as agent for the above publica
ton, and will call on the citizens in the into
rest Of this beautiful work. Mr. E. may bt
found at Mrs. Townsend's, on Senate street
where orders may be left Nov 3 &
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additional bondage OF military despot-

additional bondage OF military despot.
ism. .c
1t becomes the people of other sep.
tions 10 reoollect that what 10 now the
Ssis Sessli llisi. l t1 k{ {d fsta sfb$siSbstss
ppp}edI I34$ khSl III AtkjlAwis kS1efsl;
and authorizes t6e President to suspend
the writ of habeas corpus throughout the
whole United States as much es in South
Carolina. The right is the same to sus.
pend it in one State as another. Any.
where, at any time, where, in his opinion.
su0h combinations exist as are described
in his proclamation, he may take away
from the most virtuous and respected
citizens OF any State the privilege that
the lawIi4Nards 10 The meanest felon.
Upon his opinion, not upon the fact Of
s.ch combinations, the liberty OF every
citizen of the American republic ia ens-
pended; an opinion which cannot be in
fallible for not long ago it was boldly
expressed in favor OF the loyalty and
good dispositions of the very section
which he is now declaring in rebellion.
The experiment now being tried upon ls
Southern State may not arouse much
syMpathy IN sections wflich think no
curse undeserved that may descend upon
Southern heads, but as the public mind
becomes accustomed to the practical
workings of this unconstitutional law it
may be less diffieult to bring it into re-
QUESTION in other sections. Grimes and
mob violence are not confined to South
Carolina, and could be attributed to Ku
Klux elsewhere. as we'll aa there. if it
Js ssH RsI 2A &ss Za e
sion by legislation which menaces all
with such peril; and, therefore, is it the
duty Of the great conservative party to
accept and sustain any judicial course
which tends to relieve the country from
such calamity, no matter what the eelf-
abnegation it may demand.
baltimore Sun.
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Columbia Music Store.
LyBrand & Son =

TFvAKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
4 1.-The public to an examination Of their
sisting OF Pianos, Church End Parlor Organs,
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Banjos. Flutes.
Accordeons, Brass and Silver DMud 1nstru-
ments Of all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail, post paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express, when ordered. to any part OF the
Pianos aud Organs for sale cheap. for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
paired in a satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any point
desired, at moderate prices.
:. All orders promptly attended to and satis-
faction guaranteed to those favoring us with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Husical MerohAudise. Tay-
lor street, Citizens Savings Bank Buildings
Columbia, 8. @. sNoy7-
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q The DAILY RAFFLEs Of tho Charleston
sGhIfitaBle, le,Assooiation't taks place every morn
ing, at 10 O'Clock. at their Office, on Main
street, opposite the cite Of Janney's Hotel.
Now
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Paper She'll Almonds. Palm Nuts, English
Walnuts, Pecaus, &C.; bananas. OranReb.
Northern Apples, Pound. Fruit, jelly, Citron
and Black Cake, with q full assortment OF
small Cakes and Tarts. always fresh.
Saloon attached will be open during Fair
Week. Oysters and other refreshments
served up in best style.
Albert biscuits, English Crackers, &C., &c.
Now
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D. sA1tnmp shpes. cutting, wood for win
ter.
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!, Bill, 'Ui3F FARE,
South Carolina Monument ,Haxaar.

=, LuEgHKoN, yHoM IL 10 q o'GIoox.
OYSTERS In every variety. Ssfdines.
Corned' Beef.i iisii;fni ~ 'e)uG4in0o .hfsJ
q Ham; Tongue And. .Anohovy Bandriohes.
Chicken Ballad. Cheese. s..,-,..ta..,
Ioe Cream ana Cake.
Coffee. Tex; Chocolate. Ffuit.S
DINNER YRoH 2 fo4 06L.ooK.
Raw OygteSsI n Ham. ,Elah. :...c. aA
SoppSOyster and, ,Gumbo. |,
Beet: Muttoh. Chicken: Turkey. DUCKS,
nAAsart--Icee, Nuta and Fruit. ~
Cheese and Qfaqksrssi QoEee. z Nov
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Southern Flour.

Portable Steam Engine for Sale.
Il hand portable STEAM ENGINE, which
he will sell cheap for cash. Tho engine can
be seen at the Oongaree Iron Works.
Nov75 ROBERT MCDOUGALL.
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Corporation Notice. l..

A MASA SPRAGUE, OF Ganston, in the
~ State Of Rhode Island, WIN. sPRAaUE.
Of ,S4 South KinngssowTn. in came State, and
lumbfa, in the State Of Sonth Caroline, h.s-
ing become associated together by articles Of
agreement, iu writing, for the purpose OF
carrying on the trade or business hereinafter
mentioned. under the Act OF the General As-
sembly of said State OF South Caro- ina, enti-
tied IAN Act to regulate the formation Of cor
porations," approved December 10, 1863, and
March 8, 1871. We, tho undersigned William
SpTaHu1, heing the President OF the assooia.
tion formed by said Articles, aud the under
signed ) -Amasa Sprague and SamuelA. Pearce,
said association. do make and execute the fol-
'S'sss 'T%sss Sho8d or.t mime ot;lhee said asuo-
citation. aaeumed in the said articles. is the
"Columhia Water Power Company"
Second. The place within which tho said
association is established 10 the said city Of
Columbia where it's Office is located and its
general business il to be conducted.
Ihi,d. The purpose OF tho said asHocia ton,
specified in the said articles, is the carrying
on OF the trade or business OF improving the
Columbia Canal. in said State OF South Caro-.
lima, and applying the waters Of said canal,
and OF the rivers and streams adj scent thers-
to. to manufacturing and other useful pur-
poses, and erecting, maintaining. mar axin g
and operating water works, dams and reser
voirs.
=. Hou!E 1Ho auiouut VI tuo CaPital BLOCK UI
the said association ia fxed and limited in the
said articles at the sum OF Two Hundred and
Sixty Thousand Dollars, the whole OF which
has been actually paid In. Said capital stock
IL to be divided into two hundred and sixty
| shares, OF the par value OF one Thousand dol.
lars each; and :he said capital stock is subject
70 be Increased or reduced from time to time,
according to the provisions Of said frst men
toned Act.
FIFTH. This certificate IL made in conformity
with the sixteenth section OF said first men
toned ACT, and In order that the members OF
the said association pay have the beheHt or
such Act and the AFORESAID ACT ia amendment
thereof.
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Toys, Candies, &c.
HlOYS OF al k!nds and descriptions. plain
J. and fancy Candies. Nuts, Lemons, figs,
Jellies and Canned Fruits.
Bread, Cakes and Rolls. fresh every morn
ing, at P.W KRAFT'S.
Now Main street
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Special Notice.

Many contributors to tho Fair, from all
parts of the State. have sent articles for exhi-
bition without advancing the entrance fee or
pre-paying freight: These articles will be
held until the required charges arc paid.
Innumerable requests are made ''please re-
turn with care after the Fair" Such contri-
butors ere respectfully referred to the pre-
soribed r1ios and Regulations Of the Society.
AL papers in the State. friendly to the cause
Of the State Agricultural aud Mechanical 3d.
oiety, and desirous of imparting correct In
formation to their friends, will serve them
and us by calling attention to this notice.
Aa 2laoE N9f9 esss. ?. wfArF9A1kGss aasls,ss,
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New Publications..
NEISS COLUMBIA'S Public School, or Will
IXl- It Blow Over, with "a illustrations. by
Nxut. so cents.
Aunt James Hero. BY author OF Stepping
Heavenwards. $1.50,
stories from Old English Poetry. s1.5O.
The Land OF Lorne. BY Robert Buchanan.
The Witness OF History to Christ the HUI
sean Lectures Tor 1870. BY Rev. +. w. Far
rar, F. Il. 8 $150.;
Troude's s oond serios Of Short Studies on
Great Subjects. 50 so. ..,
/ Philosophy OF Consciousness. BY Mansel.
Emergencies, and How to Troat Them; for
lmsriean Wonderland. BY Baohe. $3.50.
The Member for Paris. BY Trois-Etoiles.
. transformations Tor Metamorphoses) OF
Insects, with 800 platss. By p. NJ. Duncan,
FRS.
Travels IN tho Air. Elegantly illustrated.
By James Glaisher, F. r. &.
Some new Sunday school Library Books.
new Juvenile Books from EnglaId, new No.
vels, go. For sale at
BRYAN & MoCARTERS Bookstore.
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McKENZIE'S ..
%holesale and Retail Confectionery,
TOYS and Fancy Articles in Great Hariety.

A.splenpidiassort- a
,ment OF French
Bon-boDs, Crys-
tAllized and Fruit
IGiaces, Chocolate
: in cakes and Bon :
Bons; Candies Of
my own mannfac-
ture constantly on
hand; new Figb.
Prunes, Raisinh,
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A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL BOOK.

OUR FATHERS HOUSE,
Oh, aliif.t
THE UNWRITTEN WORD.
By DANIEL MARCH, D. D.,
Author of might Scenes in the Bible," and
"Walks and Homes Of Jesus"
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81 gGQUg4 nat EBaHSsls WW IlaWGj
TNIUKETS Of Admission to the Fair Grounds
i will be sold daily at the Columbia Hotel,
Nickerson House, Joyner's Hotel, Il. L.
Bryan'H Bookstore, Mr.. w. O. Fishers Drug
obtained at the gates.
D.. WYATT AIKEN,
Nov Z Secretary.
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Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 9Th
day OF November, 1871.
g. N. G. BUTT,
Nov79 Notary Public.