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fhiip Myers. 9 - il. .. Kscy lssfs!sr5. w. '
Franz G''H Reey. K +. 1oins. Mobs Il obssFgto1 1a. i.
Ths Executive 6om'nittoc Is composed Of the Chair.
the General Committee e1-oic0 meetings aro 10 10
held on the second Thrrsday Of evory month, At which
psrsps as VII e @ meSesa
Vcepresaenta and THAR nasoolatc. arc requested to
orgnnze their respective wnra BY calling meetings ind
operato opts,tsfIt Win tho General oommi,ee. ' ~
tho duties TINT will dovolvo upon thon, requested
to notify tho Secretary Of this Comitoo at Room a.
No. l72 East Adame street. IN wsiti st tlo earlieat
Tho towns OF Cook County ara roqueatod to appoint
committees to cooperate with tho Qenoral Oommlttco.
q. @. Bonnoy made few romarks, urging tint
as 1t WAS to have tho Sunday Laws enforced, and
hB ho--undorstood tho object Of tho Committee,
II WINS to soo,1re good municipal government.
hfr. Drayman eaid 1t seemed to bo tho aim Of
nomo Of tho city papers to mieroprosont tho OBJ
''prol,lbition." That was untrue. Tho moyo-
mont might ultimately bring that about tho
cauHo Of temperance would bo promoted by what
was done, but TINT was secondary. Tho object
WAS to meet tho Gcr1nana and nqudr-doalera
upon tho grounds thoy had taken-tho ignoring
OF a1l laws which related to the Boling Of liquor
on Sunday. Prohibition, II 1t came at all, would
follow ca n consequent Of what was dono now.
They, however, did not oxpeot to establish 1t in
Chicago very BOON. They must lay tho founda-
tion next fall, and build hereafter. He thought
every momber of tho Committee waa in favor Of
prohibition, but that thoy were not willing
that it should 60 forth that 1t WAS
their intention to soouro It In
tho coming election. They dld not expoot to
labor for It; and II they eloctod Mayor, tho
daily liquor traffic would not be Affected; but
thoy mould o1poot him to bo careful In granting
licenge8.
AIr. Bonnoy thought II tho community under-
stood that tho Committee Of Soyonty intended
to prosent ticket, everybody would whit until
ernmont, 1t would moot with approval.
Tho report was concurrcd In.
After several Of tho sub-committooB had TO-
ported, tho mooting adjourned.
, 1873-07-18

No. 4, Q; No. II, z; and nlr. Gay WAS tho winner
OF $4,000 by tho operation, Mr. T1lloy bolng loft
for tho third place, with only 81 900 promium.
Generally spoaking, tho public VII DO satia-
plans ohoaon aro tho tllroo best that l,avo boon
submitted. Elthor ono Of them would mnlso q
beautiful building. Two Of them arc open to m
objection, md tat is, that thoy aro not alike on
evory atrect. MIR. btatz' loaign hns a lofty
towcr OIL tho Washington street front; and prop
orty-owners around tho Court -Ho1ao Square
hayo nlroady protested agaiuBt any dlEcrinalna-
tlon.- Mr. Gay's plan giyes prominence to CLARK
and LnSallo atreots, and Is opon to tho Same oh
lection. Thoro Is eyory reason to bolievo TINT
these protests will bo removed before the COM
mon Council and tho County Commissioners. It
will mood tho confirmation of thone bo1iea to
ronder tho action Of tho Joint Committee valid.
There waB ono thing worry noticeable In tho
ballottng, and tliat was tho Ignorance displayed
by Bomo mombors Of tho Committee. OF tho
seven voteB received by MIR. Matz, throo Of tho
affirmative ballots contained tho. .lottor ~" tho
writer evidently uuppoaing that tho word "ayo"
vaa thus indicated on paper; two Of them werc
marked "1aa," which told Of tho nationality Of
tho voter. Some Of tho ballots required tcdi-
GUS amount Of investigation boforo tho words
"hyo," or s'ny,'' as thoy woro moro frequently
spoiled, could bo dociphored by tito tollors.
, 1873-07-18

Tho band Of tho Royal Saxon sharpshootcr
Regiment, under tho direction Of tloir leader,
Huns Girod, gave the first ooncort Of their brief
season ut Aiken's Theatre hHt evening. Not
withstanding tho hoat OF tho woathor, tho fact
TINT the music season ia oyor, and most OF tho
concert-goors aro out Of tho city, tho thoatro
waa woll-tllled with an audionce which WIS fnll
OF onthuaiasm, and greeted tho band with tho
nll tho moro noticeable for the reason
that, by somo worry stupid management,
tho band was brought Aoro without any
preliminary notice. reoplo lad mover boforo
Aoard ot tue Saxon Band, aud no announcement
was mado Of tho concert until Wednesday morn
Ing. The Fronoh Band had tito advertisement
Of the Boston Jubiloo to horald 1t, antl WHOM it
cauo here every ono was on tho alort to hear It,
Tho Saxon Band. OIL the othor hand, hal 10 nd
vantage In it's favor. Had 1t been managed III
WAS tho Fronch Band, tue city would lav0 gouo
lnIo furore over 1t, md wou!tl hayo been juBti"
fed in doing 30, for thn baud, lilto Tho French
meas aud inell!clenoy OF our own IN this country.
The programme for tho evening waa iii foowa:
J. Overture from the opora Magio Flute Mozart
J. M En",n fr9n % he %opeta "Loongrin "...... .Wagner
7eo1 S'ght ~ wtx; ,, "ns r
o. Overture from t,o orers @ 'i,lensln Wagner
Z. ."1.. prom!os Amour" ooneost-rolka,,
g. "Asiss As,ssfsa an a:i*sisrxsis iisa '''' o'F0a
Q. "Fruohlings Erwachen," song without words
10. "iho Vicory ii Sclan" March diroi
The band turned out about nity pieces, ali
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CITY POLITICS.
The Committee Of Seventy Do Not
Expect Prohibition.
Tho German Movement from
Mr. Ucsing's Point Of
View.

Noto from Nfr. nj. @. Kelley.
7n tho Editor Of 1'ho chtcaBu Tribune:
elns Will you ploase correct a miaHtatomont
which appeared in your editorial this morning
on "City Politics" to tho oreot that myself aud
q small party wero ondeavoring to elect Mayor
WHO would prohibit tho salo Of intoxicating
llquora In Chlcago2 Tho ntatomeut ia incorrect,
bosdos doing mo too mich honor. Although
firm boliovor in tho policy and good effects
Of prohibition, Gun conceive of no greater
caiamity to tho causo Of Temperance ttan
tho establishment Of such Inv In
Chicago, without tho public sentiment of mn
tority OF ttH voters to austain It, which do not
think iH tho case at tho present time. Tho Inv
would bo unoxeeutod, and foll into contempt.
Tho public lnyo not yot aufforod enough, md Ito
not appreciate tho uttor ubclosBnoBs Of AAloons
tlon. Again, q Mayor has no power to prohibit
such sale. II inclined to. 1t is his duty only to
execute such laws as mhy be IN force upon the
ntatute-books Of tho State or city, without quea-
10 this policy tho party with which I an1 as-
sooiatod has confined itself solely and oxclusive-
~, viz: tho enforcement OF all good laws,
Whothor 1quor-laws or any other, that tend to
Of tic City Government. It Ina noftlor advo-
gated nor foreehadowod any other policy and,
II It should bo found necoHaary to tako any part
III tho next city and county election, 1t will DO
only for tho purpose Of defeating tho dangerous
schomes of the hquor-sollors' party No con-
cofyo tho only issue to be, whether or not tho
present laws shall bo sustained md OK
oontoa, or repealed or remain unoxecnted,i /
also, whether tho City Goyornment shall fall
into the hands Of honest and Intelligent mon, or
into the power of corrupt politicians aud tobbera
III law, order, md public virtno. Wo believe thnt
the great masaes Of tho people, whose intorcsta
are at stake, adcd by. tic pulpit and tho proaa,
will rally with enthusiasm on tho right aido OF
this Issue, and defeat ut tho polls any party, or
piece Of party, that Books an alliance with or
aalo to tho lquor-dealers Or other notfah fac
tion8. We know Of no othcr party now in OK
iBtonco. Yours worry truly, N. q. KELLEY
CHICAGO, July TO- 1873.
, 1873-07-18
Slavery in British DoIMinions.

Tho India correspondent Of tho Pail Mali Ca
zotto doliyora tho following homo thruBt gor-
mano to the Sir 1artlo Froro mission, III Eng
land IL resolved to put down slavery, sho might
look nearer homo than Zanzibar. 1t fo,u1shos
to this day in tho protected hill station Of tho
Ilimalayaa. Women arc habttually bought and
sold within tho Jurisdiction Of tho British Dopu-
ty Commissioner Of 6lmlh, tho summon Aoad-
quarters OF the supreme government. It forms,
indeed, the recognized modo OF cotoubnago, ''it
tho Axod prico for woman being seven pounds.
No limit appears to e9iBt aa to tho number Of
times Hho can DO tranaforrod from ono man to
familleB have found this tho most convenient
way Of obtaining q nurse. Ono Of tho papers
saya Tint tho fenalo could DO bought ut tllo iar
hs!d last week within Iutloa Of this Gts.iou."
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brass with tho cxcoptiou of tho kottlo.lr11n,e.
Tho loalor. who ia t{lo chapo1rnagtor Of tho King
Of Baxony, is young man Of vigorous rllys-
aouo. ,7]io 1oalg in trto military sfylo without
.any pymnastfo 1iBn1ay. nnd vt with n oujot
which Il offootiyoly fndIcato] bY movo o} thc
hn,j, willie llo maintaing a r3uidIv oroct noaf-
ton, facing tic audience. very intlc}in tic nm
nor OF garo. TIC loadcr OF the Kaiser Franz
baud, whicl, was tu Tits country last yonr, Tho
mombora Of tho bnnIl nrn n1trn,nev vo,,ny.
many Of tlom boarllosa bows, but thoIr' 1ayin1g; i1;
Ia l,v no means EXTREMELY yo11nq. Althouch tho
playing Of 10 many bragsog would 10 moro
onloyeblo in tic open air, atfll tho
nnfor1Iil quality aud combination OF
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The Patrons OF Eluabnndry.
Correspondents Qf 1hs CAicago Tribune.

sT. PAUL. July H. 1873.
Tho Farmers movement towards organizing
for independent political action IL a matter of
aerious copcern to tho politicians. aud TIM
PATRONS OF Ausnanary arc served with much
advice from the "organs" md flattory from
tho candidates. They warn the farmers
nralnst thu domacorues and Dornocrata 1v;nc IN
ss;. - ,,,o,s 49,, 49,, a,,a D.,
"a' ~ pounoo uPon 1nu e"al'o" %lon'' ano cau"
tion thom to beware Of tho dangers to which
tLoir untriod organization will bo exposed on tho
troubled sea OF politics. Tho candidates. of
co,rao ,roroaa ol1miratio, yor tho noI,,o nnr.
euita or agriculture anu reverence tor TUG hasd-
dstod yoomanry, but add to such professions
declarations that ll tho farmers ayo to ois to lot
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MMESOTA.
Resolutions Adopted by The Repub-
liCan State Convention.
The Farmers Movement Gaining
Strength Throughout the
State.

Special Dtspaich to The Chicago Tribune.
ST, PAUL, july 17.-The following aro tho ros-
,t. =, -, ,,,, -, !, -
ol"nonb aaoPtoa as tno NtepaDncah atate Con-
vention yesterday:
to narty Of roorcea nm rcfor eud Ihst " Who 10
nt"oine },aas nav ~ thna rro.t r,mrIn - n
yoras fFeeom and equs u nusn rRhs Wh y which
nnntly ncor1oratnl IN tkc Tovcrn'ncrI tat" ,nd Ho
tiona Il neets hndiv naH nmcaiiona ~ t"y .rIsa n
rcanoeyp ~ ssS w oon ~ ~
thn fret c.amn1e ~ nra.t n,,rtv ,vac M 'dt ist
n eosrct ia sran, PAT wSo ena just
becn fhc frirnst ~ the nnnreeseG secnrn fTooo fa
I'm ainyo HiyI,,u loinn 10 tha lant1iesa ohtninnn
Sro, Enron.an couct,1na rs.orr,t;on ~
hnra for .Irntad cfm.ans Il ,,ov note Iii, III 1nat
avnat .d a1.onc ,n o a m.u
t. aacnrc n soicn.tnro AMI Iahnr tint Inn tnnuno
interoata, Ind rjrha' AZ" t"'o1 sn'4f 'u'
Tifri-Tho nnotrc}no commercial. .ns indnatr5n7
3ners.. oY the con1g1 an aye e1h H. aat a'
chennest rnojo ~ tr,nsnnrtnt1nn nnas,bn md
srhiia thn csnt+.l 5,va.te1 IN .rch ,nn.3u ~
transit. vhothar by rairos or othorv,sc. si'oui1
hc r1crmtttn thc rJaht ~ rs,annaia
renon"ratInn m All ahaca IN thsr ,n.n,gcmant aYa
ccssyo ratcs unjust or oppEeesiyo diseriminationa
againa localities, persons Of interests should bo DIS
rnnntennncoJ md thn neonin sf,nu1, 1,e nrotcct.d
from iii sucl uro,,os nn nj nnroncr ~
to eTowua powes Of railroads Ind oiSsr su ..
Fo,trth-That in on, op!nton. no rjeh,s should Ia
yosteI In rolroad cornorationa hoynn thu cnntro at
inro leg@sla,,op @ snd ths saeh lax. should 1s onas
charged Of rairoal anu trnsnortatiou comphnea and
urotcct tho people from impositon. md ths hs Lnr
is]a,t,ro should attach such conditions to ali new
grants and tho anendmona e1tenalou Of old char
ters as will place tho rights Of Legislative control over
aue1 eorrqsnaons rp1'aa ,n b4yonu tt'y, AZ question M
cgannro IN aS II a ,nG
In 3ho otllco Of to siato treasurer and heartiiv as
paud tic active measures Of tue lato Uopgrcss IN fer
rettng out and exposing corruption. We hayo sccn
With profound regret IL tho DEVELOPMENTS made thore
" tho evidence Of political and official corruption and
u y @n Of a
T. cnnct dm a W
fu publio mon, State anu National. Who HAVING h.
trayed The confidence freely extended 10 them, aha
not bo shielded from tho disgrace OF their aota by ny
aEt!sanship q ours and wo denounco all orcais Mo-
0l!ss tiansaesoaa; wnaioges 20 snelr iosu.
tho hrcn nf ts1son and 10 cnntinn ~ rectten
Of the public debt IN ncroaso Of Salaries Is nnWjso
, 1873-07-18
THE INDIANS.

The wisconsin WlnncbnCocs posi4,
tiFcly Kcftiso to Go Out West.
Special Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago 1rt5une,
SPARTA, Wis.,, July 17.-At = conference held
advised by z. p. Smith, Indian Commissioner
from Washington, to lcavo tho State and 20 to
their reservation In Nebraska, tho delegation.
firmly rofusel 10 1oavo undor any considerations
whatever, although informed that 1t they did
not force would BIO used to compel them. T1lo1
Indians loft tho council~tont and wont back tu{
their grounds, refusing to have any further tails
with tho Commissioner,
, 1873-07-18

A wealthy Now York gentleman, Of an Original
turn Of mind, fa going TO llayo stablea built upon
hia grounds after tho model Of tile pyramids OF
Egypt. 1Io oontentla that tho pyramid ie tho
proper form for dwolling-honRon also, aud hAH
tho advantage of putting stop to tho eternal
liaoussioua about Mausara and other roofs,
, 1873-07-18

30 tho famous Eureka" plan finally was ad-
nitted
The Committee tlon proceeded to vote for tho
premiums In order, oacll member naming tho
plan deserving Of tho first place.
Tho first ballot resulted thua: No. i, g.; No.
9, s; No. II, 8. Tue second cane outs Mo. 5,
o; No. 0, 8; No. II, &. The third WAS similar to
It. The fourth was: No. 6, II No. ., o. No. II,
i, Tho fifth was: No. 5, +; No. 0, & No. II, 8.
Then friend Of the "Eureka" plan lett him,
and the sixth ballot was:, No: 8, 4, No. 9. @;
No. u, 8. One Of Mr, dny'a friends wont t, bael
I; No. ~; No. II, 3. and Otto Matz was d.
olarcd tho winner Of the first premium ct $6, 600.
Aptrlgglo for tho socond place, was then made:
Ono Alderman. whose Eastern plan failed to got
i complimentary" premium, worked bitterly
against tue "Eureka" plan, aud the result wan:
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VALUABLE IS

to the owners of the principal Sewing Ma
chine Patents-which last year amounted to
219,75 Machines, nine ont Of ten Of them
being for family use. This is over As, 600
more Sewing Machines thmn were sold by
any other company during tho same period,
and over one. quarter of all the Machines
sold in 1872. These enormous sales are
owing to the long-tested merits OF the SING.
ER Machines, which meet the wants Of the
public in superiority and simplicity of con.
struction, and capability for great variety
and excellence of work =
THE SINGER RMANUFACTURING co.
]. P. LIGON, Agent. Now
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Pratt's Astral Oil
AnsoL UTELY SAFE.

Perfectly odorless. Always uniform Iilu-
minating qualities superior to Gas. Eurns
in any lamp, without danger OF exploding or
taking fire. Manufactured expressly To dis
place tho use of volatile and dangerous oils.
1ts safety under every possible test. and its
perfect burning qualities are proved by its
continued use in over SOC, 900 families. Mil
lions of gallons have been sold, and no acci-
dent-dirtctly or indirectly-has ever oc.
CURED from burning, storing or handling it.
Tho immcns yearly loss to life and property,
resulting from tho use Of cheap and danger
Gus oils i'll tho United States, is appalling.
The insurance Companies and Fro Commits
sioners throughout tho country recommend
the ASTRAL as the best safeguard when
lamps arc uscd. Send for Circular. WIN.
q. STANLEY, Columbia, has a complete
STOCK at all times. Oct 3most
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The Newest Goods.

IA THE subscriber legs leave to inform
"a the citizens and public generally, that
lie he has just returned from tho North.
With rs fne an assortment Of FALL and
WINTER GOODS as ever has been offered in
this city, VIZ: Fine WOOLENS, Coatiugs,
1nestinss,, Doeskins, Cloths, Cass:mcrce. &c.
invited to examine his stock. as he euaran-
tees to please tho most fastidious. All suits
ordered will be guaranteed to ill and DO of
the best workmanship.
Sept % G.. D. CBEHUARDT
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Guns and Pistols.
''VD Victis."

4 the prcson. oxcited state O. he nGr.,.-
Il hSthJ ndutl, we scarcely knuw hos -
address 0ur friends. "Unrrrc,i!c,v; =
huehes. "Euormous Increase of '<A1:,' a,
cVtdndum cigar puiIs, Il liLo.a. Ii i.i.is.S, :,
snpcr'atives, together with IT, c 1nitiiy -. H.
fta'in-your-ear aAsurancc that it i. astoI
ishinS how tho Young mcu stand IN 10Th.
grave demands upon their phy steal Il dUr-
ancc--realiy have left our modest style H. ,ic
shade. We have. however, no desire on lave
Tor the sensational. Water always iin,!..
us level" and purchasers o: 10 cen: ham.s
aud cooking butter vampctl under tie name
or Gilt Edge" soOu find their va, back 10
where good goods only arc kept; ana whcrr
no promises arc made which arc no. meant
10 be performed. Our stock liz full, our busi
hcsa iair, mot unPrecedented,j terms arc cash
ana our goods arc up to The standard VIC
have always maintained. re can promise
no moro. Vc,'bum sap.
Now GEO. SYMMFRS
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nffns6 GssGsiing eiksf fsSsaifT N;i sbSut sbSut
txoakailss Wssss sof !, 3d. KbsSstsHd
County sAld .iasio oiccsing !, is fsala atstoaaa
..es;n ..ess;ns laiSssn ynes ssss s,;i2o;sa6qSs
hegss E 5sss EAa att,ok Ry and l bqtled e{
asn. 8, Ii. Hill. 81 NORTH ti, osreoli&Hia el&is e
has conimsnoed the publication. Fih the
the Mexican, uar. taken from his own
journal kept at the tsme.
Victor Emanuel is extremely lavish of
his time, having Sgivon away 150 gold
watches to- the minor officials on his lats
visit to Berlin. ~ =
AAood in the Neva, last month, in
undated portion OF the city of st.
- -. ) ~. :.
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Dairy Farm for Sale,

TTNHE subscriber offers for sale, On accom-
i modating terms, his FARM, Just out
side Tho corporate limits of Coiumbin. On
this farm tho largest crops OF corn. oats and
cotton have been made, as attcsted by nrc.
miums awarded at several succcseive fairs
by the State Agricultural Snciel,. It. is pe-
culiarly adapted to the purposes Of grazing
and dairy farm j. W. PARKER,
Oct 2S limo =. 0. Box 1G9 Columbia.
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FUR RNITURE!
FAGAN BROS.

KEEP constantly on
81 >~N$YYsyhand full and COM n
x3EEz.5;<.stss2N piete assortment Of VA
$azlssssa@.E3y BEDROOM, PAKLOR N
II z anil KITCHEN FURNf-
TURE. of the most unique and novel design.
FUNERALS served i'll tho best manner,
and at short notice.
Thankful for past patronage, they re-.
spectfully solicit a continuance OF the same,
and an examination OF their stock, feeling
satisfied that they ca u please all.
Sept 25 Iop,ou
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LIST OF GIFTS.

rotA.l oo)>:i: s''cash, anonnt.
i"g i"....... .......: :.......... II 5co. 900
IN" "a rbu n wi'l hu positive. whether
All Tie ;.".c;- al, ,oi.!tr act ana The u eco
Hit: aI ':' IN p;p, ,Utt.UI. 10 tlc tirh u;. sold
a! rn-, i: .;cl"is tcirG tit. uuyc,. as al The
hrri "';'' ~or"!!a "ir'!t-, ,r,, not reprrscnt-
ci u: ".Mi,.
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Nn,isr 1nEarniers.

Notise LD Farmers.
! y S>hS,'lneIcu IF tic stlinSrncy in rlonov.
&Al incsbico In US Tor SUPPLIES iIr.
n..i,u.,l" rrercnt ami previous wears, arc
i!frn.' d tnat t'nitcn viii lie rccti,c &c. in rY:-
,ln a. ,h hiShrsr market rates, or n:lip,i
~ -. .i&lc .,aitl-s toI their ..ccon,t
*r.n 37 HGrE<s GIJrS
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MILLINERY.

MRS. G. E. REED has opened
]: 4
A line assortment of Ladies',
&XXN Misses and Children's BON
kSS@8HA NETS, Hats. Caps, Cloaks, Rcd
MH@&@ ingotcs. Fnrs, Underwear and
ES$&SYEY Hair OF all descriptions; also,
@EHGB Mrs. Moodys and other styles
S4KA Of Corsets. All Of which will
HSV be gold at reduced prices. Mrs.
VV3 Reed was awarded the highest
premiums at tho State Fairs for the best
Millinery. Oct % 9mo
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Jewelry' 5ewslry,.I'' +, ,J5e'YsijTy!
H 3 exc a.oH{E7R
VIM. GLAZE.

4 bis new atore, Main street. neaflv On.
a posite the Central National Rrnk. has
alarge and beautitul stock of fine WATCHES.
stem and key winders; from the beat Eu.
rIopean and American manufacturers, and of
his own importation. In gold and eilver cases.
Elegant JEWELRYl An unrivsled aseort.
ment just received. and all the latest atyIes.
Sterling sILyER-WAnE. in sets and cases,
Bridal Presents, and u very fnel selection OF
Lockets, elegant Seal, Wedding and Engage.
ment Rings, large stock OF SpeotacleS and
Eye Glasses, Clocks, Musical Boxes, and a
great variety OF Fancy Articles. Ny stock is
country. and will be sold as cheap as the
same article can bo bought anywhere.
Get "a
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$1,5OO, 600.

Divided into $4,000 cash gifts, will be dis
tributed by lot among tho ticket holders.
Ihe numbers OF the tickets to be drawn from
one wheel by blind children aud the gifts
from another.
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In the SICK ROOM, on the Handkerchief
or in the Boudoir, the D'ORsAY COLOGNE
WATER is the most grateful Of all perfum es.
few drops poured upon hot shovel or tin
plate will speedily givo forth disinfecting
and at the same timo a delicious odor. At
Nov 8 FISHERS Drug Store.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

UBSTHCLES 10 MARRIAGE.
Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects Of errors and abuees in early life.
Manhood restored. Impedimcnts to Mar
riage removed. New method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes. Ad.
drcss HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pam institu-
ton having a high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill. Oct % 3mo
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CLOTHING! DRY GOODS!
GENTS FURNISHING GOOnS,

LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!
NHE undersigned. equal to the wants of
Il his fricnps aud the public in general,
nus re- opened on Main street, at the stand
formerly, occupied by John q. Dial, with a
large and well-selectcd stock Of DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, which he offers at prices that defy
compettion. Respectfully soliciting II share
OF the patronage hitherto extended to him
he promises full satisfaction to all that fa,
'or nitn Win call! II. GOODMAN.
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@% AMONG lato imprevementsin In the
@E1 ma anufacture Of FLOUR, by far the
xS$tS3W most important is the recently.dis.
covered method OF ofPURTFYINGMID-
DLINGS. This wonderful invention is des.
tined to revolutionize the entire Milling eys-
tenn in this country. BY it more thorough
separation lie effected between the outer husk
snd the farinaceous portion Of the grain; and
form purity and sWeo,nesa ihan a can he ndo un
in The old style, and with no increase in cost.
We have, at heavy expense. introduced this
NEW PROCESS" into CIR Mill, ard are pre-
pared to offer Flour g:cat'y Y improved Il in color
and quality over corr rsyci,,.i,,: GRADES nsade
in TIC usual method
Liberal dcductio, nn'.. cu cer-loa ! lots.
Aug "a S:ne >!!tEhl.I. & HULL.