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Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-11-06
River Intelligence.
The week has been a moderate

The week has been q moderately
quiet one at the. whSrf, but LITTLE
freight being received or shipped.
The packets are generally GU time
but are not doing much.
The Bostoua renewed her place
Saturday, 10 'he line Of the G. 4 U.
R. R., packets. She has been paint
ed throughout, ADD ranks as first
class steamer. Capt. Isaac Bryson
commands, with Mr.. Chus. Davidson
10 the Office.
The steamer Ashland, on her way
from Pittsburg to Cincinnati last
week, came in collision with barge
10 tow of the Sharp Mcdonald, at
Glass House, and had her aftereuard
on her starboard side torn entirely
off She was not otherwise damaged,
and will soon be repaired.
The Emma Graham took q quaint
ty of Salt, on Saturday to lronton.
Capt. williamson is 10 command, and
Mr.. Nat. Earheart her acoommoda-
ting clerk.
The Billy Collins is the regular
packet between Irooton and Gsllipo-
lis, carrying the Mails. Mr. j. W.
Mccullough, her obligiug clerk, has
bee q i'll for the past two weeks, We are
glad to know that be is improv-
ing, and will soon resume his place.
The Bostona yeterday, took down
one hundred aud fifty barrels of Salt,
with other miscellaneous freights.
Capt. Campbell said there was
more freight on the levee at Cincin-
natl, yesterday, than any time for
year.
John Thornburg, of the Fleetwood
has q fine AMETHYST ring, the gift of
Mr.. Robert PEBBLES of Ashland.
The Ironton Journal says: NJ.
Wise & Co. are building a hull for a
now towboat and will use the ma
cbinery of the Rob-.
Last Wednesday the Tim Means
took so tons Of iron from Hecla and
80 from Mt. Vernon to Louisville
and 1000 barrels Of salt from Pome-
roy, and $50 tons Of iron from River
ton. all for the same port.
The Fannie Dugan has wharf
baot of her own at Portsmouth and
freight consigned 10 Portsmouth or
shipped from Portsmouth will be
subject to no charge for Wharfage.
Capt. Bay is at home, sick, aud
H. A. Levi Jr. is on the Fashion as
clerk and any business entrusted to
him will be promptly attended to.
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present 10 the city tor the purpose UI
attending the Couvocatios which
co mmenced Yesterday. He preached
powerful aud deeply impressive
sermon, latsing through the better
part Ofsn hour, and which was listen
ed to with uutiring interes. by the
audience. The ordnance Of Confirm
ton vas administered upon several
during the morning and evening
services. e
Hence-fcrward there will be preach
Jog at the Holderby Chapel N. +.
South every Sunday morning at
eleven o'clock.
There was service at the NJ. +.
Church bota morning and evening,
Rev. ]. A Kibbe left Monday for a
visit to Petersburg aud Wheeling.
There was no preaching at the
Congregational Church 10 the even
Jog, The time was occupied by the
members of the Sabbath school who
gave a very interesting and pleasing
concert. r~6
Rev. Mr. Hardwicke, preached for
the Baptists, Sunday, and Rev. b.
Cade, of st. Adams, on Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings
Rev. j. D. Mcoliutock, preached,
morning and evening at the Presby
terian Chapel.
Rev. j. +. Peters, filed the pulpit
of the Breckenridge Presbyterian
Church in the morniug and evening.
The music at the Episcopal Church,
was excellent. The choir is
deserving much praise for its efforts,
Through the generous kindness of
Mr.. ii. c. Bonsteel, a new organ has
been placed in the Church.
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Y.M. c. A The Young Mems
Christian Association IS Eow one OF the
institutions Of our city. At the meet
ing on lastsMouday evening a consti-
tuition was adopted, and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President, A. Mitchell Warner; LIST
Vice Pres't, Mai. W. 5. Downer; I'd
Vice Pres't, E. z. Randall; Sd Vice
President, G. NJ. Adams; Treasurer,
|. Engle; Corresponding Secretary, W
Thurman Lewis; Recording Secretary
DR.. W. ]. Kline. There viii be elect
ell in addition to the above one Vice
President from each Of the evangelical
churches Of the city.
A committee of three on the order
OF exercises, consisting OF htS>TS- LeN
is. Kline and Randall, were elected &c
serve for tue first quarter.
The Association meets every Mon
day evening at the Methodist II Il un
till further notice. Tie subject fol
next Monday evenings consideration
will be charity. The President vii
FIRST treat the subject after which i
will be open to the meeting. 1t i
earnestly hoped that all the churchc
will &c represented at the next meet
iup. An. WARNER, Pres.
W. !. KLINE, Rec. Sccy.
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NJ. E. C. NJ. S.--Ou Friday even,
Jog last the above Society met at the
residence of Mr.. Mclean on Sd Az
euue, the rooms we're crowded, and
young aud old were vieing with each
other in contributing to the evening
entertainment. The Red Sea did not
swallow up the Egyptians there, on
the contrary, they overlook the flee
ing children who were compelled
to return their borrowed things.
Music, cbarades, Songs &c. kept the
house 10 good humor enough, but
the meeting of the Graugers was suf-
6cient TO convulse the glOOmiest.
Ths next meeting will be at the
residence of DR.. o q. Chase on Fri
day evening next, The programme
for that occasion is the best the Soci-
s'y has yet had, 4 talented lady is
Chairnsam of the committee and in-
vites every body to sh're with her
the success of the evening. As every
body has promised to go, there will
be a need Of going early to secure
seats.
Remember, this meeting is TO
eclipse all former ones, aud the doors
are wide open for all.
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The WATERS COSCERTo PARLoR
ORGAN.-We are glad TO chronicle
any new thing, or any improvement
upon,an old one, thss tends to pcpu-
larize music by rendering its study
eilher easier or more sttrsc,ive.-
Lately our atteotion has been called
to q new patent stop added to tn,
Waters Reed Organ, 9 died the Con-
certo Stop. 1t is SO voiced as TO
have q tone like iuil. rich alto voice
it is especially human 10 Its tore.
1t is puverful as we'll ss sweet, and
when We beard il we we're In doubt
whether We liked il best ia Solo, OF
With Full Organ. We regard shis A.
valuable addition to the Reed
Organ. -Rxrdi Neg Yorker.
Nal. W S. Down has oOs ofthesf
organs At bis residence and it is The
mos, beautiful instroDen, Of The
Kind We ever saw.
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RELIGIoUs NoTEs. Sunday was 8
beautiful day-bright and coldin the
morning, sof,eniug somewhat in the
afternoon, so as to render the air
comfortable out Of doors without the
aid Of overcoats. The Churches
generally we're well attended, the
people turBiDg out 10 good plumbers,
and swelled some by the presence oil
strangers ghO we're stopping IN
the city.
At be Episcopal Church 40 unusual
~ large congregation gathered to hear
Bishop Whittle of Virginis, who was
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Prof. G. r. Harding, who gave a
series Of "Bioramicr exhibitions in
this city some time since, returned
to Richmond last week. He had
been visiting the lower towns along
the river. where we are told he met
With extraordinary success. We met
the Professor at the depot as he was
10 the act Of starting for home, when
he gave US an account Of his travels.
He thinks he will be able to perfect
his art. so as to startle the void with
its wonders. From the sim attend
anee that met his exhibition here we
apprt heud the Prof. formed his es-
innate of our town; for when We ask
ed him to remain over he Indignant
" retorted that be would never again
draw another breath in it, and it it
we're possible be would commence
RIGHT there aud hold his nose uOtii
be got out side cfthe corporate limits.
We eudeavorei to dCsabuse the Pro
fssso-'s mind Of the uufiieudly feel
leg he had eugendered for rs. hat all
to no purpose We fndly eqmFro-
mised tLc matter by iaS1eg !e-
subscription 10 adv nee.
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and passed 90. Late 10 the day We
saw him in = saloon taking his drink,
With sugar in ii, and wondered II
hard times didu't affect the liquor
business. When We ask that roOst.
er agaiu to subscribe, it will be 10
that good time when We can take
sugar in ours too.
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~
i.ruiso1s ~ges,s are fas'Dg IN
vast amounts Of Dry Goods, which
90 to sale under The suctiooeers ham
mer. from the effect of Ibe panic
These Goods are thrown upon the
market for cash, and a; great bar.
gains. Call at their Third avsnue
store snd examine the srrivsls.
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At the Presbyterian mite last week
a harm less aud laUgbable joke vas
perpetrated upon those who were
present Il bad been announced
that refreshments would be served,
ADD many proposed TO pay their
compliments to the sweet things, but
When they we're invited out TO the ia
bic they fOOod Instead Of sweet meats
a bouutiful supply Of mush and milk.
All partOok he.rtily.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS!
We are Selling every
thing in our Line Lower
than the LOWEST.
GREEN e. KAEER.
oEes and Mil. Huntington. W. Va

FOR Loss OF APPETITE, Dyspepsia
Indigestion, depression of Spirits 4
General Debility, in their various
forms, Ferro-P hosporated Elixir of
Calisaya made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co.. New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best toaic. As slim ulsnf,
tonic for patients recovering from
fever or other sickness, il has no
equal. If taken during the season il
prevents fever and sgue and other
intermittent fevers.
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eagle ttat measured 2 # lJ -lurhe
from tip 10 tip Of it's wings.
Last Tuesday, Dr.. Cory aud BIZ
son AFRO, started in a covered spring
wagon, drawn b. two mules, on a
trip TO Florida. They so to Graysoo
Mt. Sterling, Cumbsrlaud Gap, Knox
willie, and ON 10 that DIRECTION.
IRoNToN.
From the Journal.
At called meeting of the county
Con. missoners. on Friday, Oct. 3lst,
| it was decided that oil county road
work, except such work on bridges
as is sbsolutely necessary to be com
pleted, be Immediately suspended.
From q Cincin natl letter to bust
ness firm here. We learn that Col. t.
NJ. Norton, President Of the Norton
Iron Works Of Ashland, was robbed
Of SO 500 of his paivate funds. on
the Louisville packet, Pat Rogers, on
Monday morniog. The money was
taken from the inside Of the pillow
slip, early in the morning. The de-
tectives were at work on the case.
Mr.. John Sill, an industrious Ger.
man citizen about fifty years Of age,
residing on the corner of Monroe and
Third street vas found dead 10 bed
early Sunday morning, He had not
been we'll for . couple Of days, COM
planning mostly of pain 10 his stom-
acb, and bis wife had been up during
the night several times attending to
him, aud had laid down by his side
about four O'clock and slept little
whils; and on awakening fouud that
he was dead.
GUYANDOrTE.
From the Echo.
Gale Dusenberry is out again look
Jig rather thin.
Court commenced in Wayne county
Monday.
Club Scott is in town looking hale
and hearty.
All our local packets are making
regular trips.
Remember the Good Templars oys-
ter supper Friday night.
Our young men put in their leisure
hours squirrel bunting.
REruRNED.-lou Peters returned
from Gallipolis, o. last Saturday.
PERSONAL. J. Gilbert, editor of
the Huntington Independent called on
us Monday.
The Good Templars hall will be
dedicated Friday Nov. It'll, by Rev.
} ohm Russell of Detroit Michigan.
G. b. Havslip and vile are delegates
to the Grand Lodge of Good Templars
which meets at st. Mary's, November
18th 1918.
OYSTERS! Oysters!!-The Good
Templars will have au oyster and meat
supper, Friday night Admission soc.
including meat supper; children Zoe.
Matthews 4 Clark have rented the
store room adjoining Page Bros and
have opened up first class oyster
saloon.
MARRIED.-0n the 2Sth Oct, ut the
residence Of the brides mother, by Rev.
w A. Claughtop, Theodore w. Grose
to Miss Mollie v. Blankeaship, all Of
Guyandotte.
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To preserve yonr health, cleanse
your blood when itbecomes vitiated
and foul. Many are the symptoms
which sound the note Of alarm. Fail
not to heed them. Indigestion Naus'
sea, Lassitude, Headache, Wandering
Pains, Bilious and Erup'ive Alice
tons, are so many Signals to tell you
Of d Isease 10 the blood. Remove it,
aud they disappear. How9 Take
Ayers Compound Extract of sarsa'
parilla. 1t is effec'ual for its pur'
pose: puri6es the blood, expells
disease aud restores tie deranged
functions of the body to their healthy
ac,iou.-TCorydon (hd.) Argus.
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NeighbOrhood.
ASHLAND

From the Journal.
Lot Ridgway, in attempting To jump
from the cars, the other day, was struc.,
on the hip md seriously injured.
Rev. Frank B. Carroll, pastor Of
the VI. +. church, Sout', was married
to Miss Emma Wise, of Cdtlettsburg,
on the 2lst inst, Rev. 5. Mallory per
forming the ceremony.
A negro man by the name of Andy
Mayo, formerly in the employ of John
Dis, Of Pike county, was killed on
Brown Il CccirS wharfboat, on Mon.
day evening last, between four ard five
o'clock. A coroncr'S inquest was held
on the body, and the jury returned a
verdict that the deceased had come t.
his death by "being struck with large
iron weight" We learn from parties
who were on the boat at the time, that
Mayo was struck with the large iron
weight by John Gore, welldiggel
and laborer, who lives Just below th'
town. After berg >truc, Mayo gasp
ed few times ard in attempting Il
get out Of the wharf-boat fell over III,
guard and into push boat, and die,
in a few minutes after being taken out
Gore Immediately made his escape b
West Virginia, and it is said, tool
with him the weight with which h,
struck Mayo.
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Tue MERCHANT 1AILCRING estab.
lishment on 3rd. Avenue between III
tn. aud llth, Steets, is rapidly grow.
ing into a very popular aud success
full business. Mr. Flooding keeps con
stantly on hand great variety OF
piece goods.-an excellent cutter, and
warrants a ft at all times. '-:
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To BUlLDERS.-I am now pre-
pared to furnish any quantity OF
the best quality of large brick
and good building rock, to be
delivered at any time and any
place in Huntington, upon the
most reasonable terms.
lift IL. ;. WYNN. t
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To CAPITALIsT.-We have q tract
Of (49,0 forty nine thousand acres
Of Coal land on the Ksnswhs river
of which We are authorized to sci
one half one third or one fourth
The timbe on the tract is sold, anC
the land 1ill be sold with or without
the contract for timber.
w. S. DOwNER 4 Go.
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Personal.

the Richmond Fair Friday evening.
lie gave a good report Of af'irs in
the Old Dominion.
Judge c. B. Egerton, of lropton,
one of the stock holders in the Rock
wood lands, was in town Saturday,
cOnsuliDg..with some parties, it is
said, upon a proposition to build a
large hotel in that new aud flourish
ing town.
Mr.. VIM. II. Harvey, who has
been temporarily i'll, is improving rap
idly.
Albert Laidley and II. j. Sam
uels, Esqrs, passed through the city
Saturday to their homes al BarbOurs-
Vile.
Mr.. \. B. Palmer departed Tues
day for an extended trip, North. He
- mp;ajniac with mairimo-
nia fever of late, and We have reason
to believe that the present trip will
cure him.
DR.. }. P. Hale, proprietor Of the
hale House at Charleston, was reg
istered at the wares on Sunday.
Maj Jas. W. Sweeny, of Wheel
ing, had quarters at the Wares, Sun
day.
Thos. b. Kline, Esq. of B'rbours-
vile, was in the city, Monday.
Judge Cbas. Moore, of Point Pleas,
ant, passed up tie river on the Steam
er Ohio, Tuesday evening.
Gen. j. G Brcslia left Tor Wheel
iug. Tuesday evening", hav ny teen
called by telegram that his son-in
law was in a dying condition.
Gen. w. ii EuOchs, Of lronton,
was in the city, Tuesday.
De-. A NJ. Cheesman left for Charles
ton Tuesday morning.
Or. ]. n. Bufiugton was down in
| rbe business part of the city ycster'
day. As the street railway has not
I yet been extended as far up as the
DOCTORS residence We seldom SEQ hin
except when he drives down 90 bust
ness. The DR.. is ihe Uost comforta
| bic looking man within the corpora
te limits.
We take occasion here TO returr
thanks to Mr.. Geo. Wilhelm, the &C
commcdating agent for Bishop 4
Bros. of Cincinnati, forsuudry little
courtesies, extended to Us. Mr.
/ Wilhelm is a pushing business man
and has made the establishment OF
the Bishops, pOFul.r with our mer
chants.
Col. \. II. Vsueleve resigned las
week, his position as Superintendent
of the western division of the @. Il o
railroad. We but reflect the publ
sen,iu ent when we say that the PEG
PIE learn with regret this determine
ton on the part Of the COL, to With
draw from the community. In boil
official aud social life Col. Nanclev
has been alike straight toward, dig
ui6ed ard homo rable. He is q maj
ripe 10 experience with railroads
having spent many years in the ser
vice ia the st. He will probably
return to his former State, New Jer
sey, this fall.
County Court commenced 10 Wsyn
county, last Monday. Messrs W. Ii
Harvey and II. G. Siuus, Of thi
place we're in ate ndspoe.
j. ). Caldwell and Jno. Bonner
Two Of Guyaudotte's best bushes
men, were in town yesterday.
Lewis Baker, Esq, Of the Wheel
ing REGISTER, was registered q
Wares hotel yeSte J,
Mr.. Il. V. RedGeld, correspondent
of the Cineiuuati COMMERCIAL, arrive
; on the express train yesterday even
. ing
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OYSTER -SUPPsR-The members
Of che Presbyterian church will give
an oyster supper this (Thursday)
evening a. Iugbau's Hall, on Third
avenue. Every preparation is being
made 10 make the evening pleas
en, 4 large turnout is expected
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LUMBER, LUMBER, LUMBER.
100000 feet Of dry Poplar Lunl-
Der in the rough or dressed, can be
had cheap at Green & XafarsMill
3rd..Ave, above 18th. st., Hunting
ton. West Va.
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GRocERsEs.--With the return Of
navigstiou, 70 have made many i'd
ditions 10 orr stock Of Groceries, sud
Family dosds, We direct favorable
atteption ,oths quality of oor West
tern Reservs huiisr which We s&er Of
reasons bic prices. Harper & Webb.
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REAL EsrArE.-We have given up
all connection with the Insurance Bust
ness, and devote all our attention to the
purchase and sale of Real Estate, Lea
sing Of Houses AMI Farms, Collection
of Claims, Rents &c
VS.. DowNER & Co.
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If you want delicious perfume for
the handkerchief go to Smith, Davis
4 Co., ask for that imported Jockey
Club. II is the purest ia market.
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We we're Wondering what finely
dressed Riaider that was who sat
Immediate ' in front Of us q church
Sunday morning, when PreseOtly he
turned toward n, and We discovered
/, to be Squire EnslOw with a clean
shirt on and dressed out ia a spank
ing nex suit Of clothes.
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obstacles 10 Marriage,

Happy Relied far young men from ~ s9ects
Of Errors aud Abuses In early ltfe. Manhood De-
stored Imp~diments 20 NsUage removed
New method Of trca 5ment Now and fcnzrka-
BILE rsnedsea Books sud circulars sent frer, IN
sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD ASoO-
CATION, No. 3 South Ninth Ss, Pbiladelphia,
Pam Institution having Q high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional sktll.
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Msssrs. ROSeberry & R's'bam seem
to be oing a good business in tn
manufacture Of WOOlen goods and
warns at GuyandOIte This is the
second wear siuee their establishment
wss opened aud the encouragement
received warrsots them 10 increasing
their facilities for meeting the pub
lie wants.
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-Four families, iroG tbs neighAo--
hood of " bltes Creek, on the B'g
sandy. We OF down on the FleetWOod
cns dsy last week, ou their way TO
Missouri. where they intend to set
tle. A bad time Of Of the year to 90
touBtw cOGO,ry, aud bard times to
travel 10, cut we wish them success.
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Ben. F. Bumgsrdner, Of Barbours-
vile. was awarded the contract for
building the new Court House at
Hawlio, Lincoln County.
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The lots below town advertised By
". II. Harvey, Special Commission
er. we're sold Saturday, W. ?. hol-
derby aud T. Il. Harvey becoming
the purchases.
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A horse on Third avenue, Friday,
cot naughty ADD broke from his bar
ness before the driver bad time to
say Jack Robinson
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General JOO. Tyler was baptized
at Tallahassee the, other day and
for,bsith the svsot Veut the rounds
Of the Press add all beesuse he hap,
peued TO be a son Of, one Of the
Presidents Of the United Stasss'
No~ We appreheDd that flour friend,
Burke. who is a good fellow, we're 70
take q notion to be baptized, the event
would scarcely get beyond the City
limits. This is the only difference
bstsesn him and Presiden ; son.
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We net a gentleman the other day
from one Of the Rack districts, aud
asked bin to subscribe, bat he put
on long face aud said that times
were hard and be could not sEori to
take paper. We oondoled with bin
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GEORGE A.. FLOODING is constantly
receiving Dew styles Of Gents Ready
made Dress Goods Of every grade
sud price, aud will slwsys insure 3
perfect ft and entire satisfaction.
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Harvey l. Sons, beg TO aanoancs
the expected arrival of an 'mmeUse
stock Of Dry Goods, Notions Carpets,
Boots aud Shoes 10, next week.
Wait and see the styles.
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HEATING Stoves j. R. Pieman,
Third avenue has received his winter
stock Of Heating Stoves, which are
offered at the lowest manufacturers
prices.
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That pile of Sole leather in front
of Chase & Burdlck's Store. will make
people believe that they manufacture
Boots and Shoes.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

A general assortment Of Tinware
kept constantly on hand, at j. K
Pigman's, Third aveoue.
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Rev. john Russell, Of Detroit, and
Rev. S. K Steele, of this State, will
lecture this evening at the NJ. +.
Hall. o.