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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-03
Periodical Stock Sales.

Vie have before advertcd t the. great
advantage to farmers and others that
would result FINN an organization Tor
the exposing Of stock, &c, at public
sale ut Il. central. point in the county ut
staad intervals. The following oXtract
from m, exchange gives Il statement Of
the advantage of such Il system mora
!ully, and we reproduce il:
I'VE think no county that has ever
introduced the system. OF holding monh-
Is stock SIles hlo ever hnd rahsontO re-
grct it. On the contrary, when rightly
conducted. they have been Of material
benefit to the farmer and the business
mrn ut the places where the. sales have
been held. That these sales have not
been ;.s well attended, nor Us much stock
sold us in the older and more thickly
settled states of Ohio and Kentucky. is
undoubtedly true. The inaugurationlof
the Grange movement should give new
impetus to these SALES, or. better, extend
their scnpeSo. As to include III exchange
of accommodates among no only farmers,
but mechanics also. If the Changers
will now interest themselves in these
exahanoas.an uniagging intcreS: Il be
maintained.
Il has been clearly demonstrated thai.
vast economies can be effected in TIL
exchange of productions, and this is
measurablv true even on So small L
scale Us it would necessarily have to be
I,nlp,tnl M tho MONTHLY nx.hnnna ~.
sale day. Or it might be advisable; for
the first year or two, to hold these sales
or exchange fairs quarterly. or in JAM
uary,, March. May. &c. Then the meet
ihgs >houldnot only he advertised in the
local papers, but a local notice should
be sent to the leading papers IL the
cities for publication i'll their CONNER
cial departments. 1t is important that
stock and produce buyers in different
sections of the country should know
what persons in other sections have for
sale, and when il will he sold or exe
changed. II this plan, II m of sim,
liar character, was adopted, it would no
doubt be highly advantageous to the
Changers. They might be conducted
underline auspices of the county grang-
es, which, would afford also an opportu-
nifty for doing business, or for consulta-
ton by the officers of the county grange
with the representatives Of local ones.
The business could be conducted, so far
rs the selling of grain, fruit or vege-
tables is concerned, by samples. Of
Course the sample must not average any
better than the product i1 bulk. Com
mercialihonesty must be the rule from
] the start. In fact, in this, as III many
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Celebration at Rochester.

The Rochester Horse Protection Com
rany, together with the jamestown and
Bear Grove Companies, who extend a
cordial invitation to all other organiza-
tons Of a like character, and to the peo-
pie generally, will meet at Rochester,
IA Saturday, the 18th day Of, July, for
'ise purpose of. a social and, friendly
gathering. Said companies will form a
procession on horseback, and parade
through the principal streets of the city,
led by Dugan's Cornet Band, of this
city, after. which addresses will be made
ny Judge; Heren and j.. A. Sanders,
Esq, Of. this place. Come one, come
all, with well-flled baskets, and partake
OF the festivities of the occasion. BY
order Of the committee.
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AT .UmtoWn.,

A 10. O'Clock. a, NJ. the Changers
and others will assemble ut the jim
town Church, the Patrons in full, uni.
form. john Mcdaniel will be Marshal
Of the bay, and James W. Taylow,
assistant. They will march to the pic
mic grounds, where the following or
der of exercises will be observed.
Opening Pruyer-By Rev. F. NJ. Miller, Of An
drew COUNTY.
Music-By the Jimtowa Glee Cl1p. Prof. W.
ID. Maxwell, leader.
Welcoming Adlrcss-Dy James ". TLylow,
of Andrew county.
Mu~ic-By the Glre Club.
Declaration of Independence Readily David
+. Wilson, OF Andrew county.
Music-Iiy the Gier Club.
Oration-By Charles l.. Simmons, ESD, of
Andrew county.
Music-By the Glec Club.
Essay-Our Social Iclations-By Mrs. W. u.
Maxwell.
1t is expected that Colonel James G..
Roberts will be present in the afternoon,
and make a speech.
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Died.

HICKOk-Died, on Thursday, June q, Of ~
phoid fever, after an illness of seven weeks, Ha-
dasseh A. youngest daughter of j. T.. and o
L. Hickok-, aged +years and 5 months.
There has, passed away one of the Savior's dear
little lambs. She was truly a lovely and amiable
child, but we will not mourn her loss: for she
now walketh the.pearly streets, and wearrth the
goliien crown in the New Jerusalem. T..
HiGu PRAIRIE, June 2b, 1874.
W. lay thee in the silent tomb,
Sweet blossom of the day;
We Just began to view that blOOm,.
When thou art called away.
Friendship and love have done their last
And now can do no more;
The bitterness OF death is past,
And allthy suferings DER.
Thy gentle spirit passed away
'Midlpain the most severr;-
So great, we could not wish thy stay
A moment longer here.
Oh! who could wish thy longer stay
In such u world rs this?
Since thou hast gained the realms Of day,
And pure unlying bliss.
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Personal.

l.. r. Knowles is Chairman Of two
committees for the celebration Of the
Fourth at Mound City, Holt county
There is no discount on Knowles pa
triotism.
j. A. Sanders, Esq, of this city, has
accepted On invitation to deliver an ora
ton at Bolekow on the Fourth.
Judge N. j. HARLAN will be orator Of
the day at Troy, Kansas, on the Fourth.
r A. Morris left on Wednesday for a
visit to old friends in Illinois, and will
be gone a month. He will be in St.
Louis on the Fourth, and witness. the
great demonstration On the occasion Of
the formal opening Of the bridge. His
sister, Miss Anna c. Morris, accompa-
MES HIM.
Dugans Cornet Band were highly
complimented at Barnard last week.
The Bolckow deputation of Odd Eel
lows made them a present of a magnifi-
cent cake, as y testimonial Of their ap-
probation. Our band is like the Irish
mans drum-hard to beat.
w. ID. Clark's new house, in Webster's
addition, has been inclosed, and is being
rapidly pushed forward to completion.
Its dimensions are 14x2S, with an adj
dition l0N1S feet. That part of town is
taking an unmistakable ''shc0t ahead"
1t is IL pretty location. and VIC are glad
of it.
A. Schuster, Esq, some time since
purchased the brick church on Third
street for n thollsanddollars. \. portion
of the grounds Mr.. Schuster will avail
himself of to enlarge and improve his
w premises, and the building will be
used by the Catholics, wherein to hold
services.
We were presented with some fine
blackberricS. OF the LIST, by Rev. W. Il.
Elv, which were cultivated on his fruit
farm, near this place. Their product
i%vencss. size and early ripening. make
them very valuable. LIE calls them the
Missouri Dwarf
j. g.. Iionnold and family have been
visiting friends in Nolaway county.
G.. NJ Daily. OF this aoanty, was the
Masonic Marshal ut Barnasl last week.
and j.. K. Eader Marshal Of Odd Fell
lows.
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AT BolckoW.

We have not bsen supplied wil!a the
programme of the friends of ~indclend-
encc ut BOlckov;. on the Fourth. OIr
lellow-townSmau and natural orain,R
Mr.. IA. Sanders, will supcrintcnd the
spreading Of the eagles wings, and tie
citizens of Bolckor. know row to take
care Of stran gers, and invite everybody
to JON diem. .Aprizo banner will ba
~prcsentnl to the largest and best
conducted Sunday-school on the grou:.d.
The cornerstone. of the now NJ. +.
Church will be laid. with appropriate
ceremonies.
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At Oak Grove.

Judge iIcrcn will be the orator of the
day ut this place. Accord Grange will
march with their full! rGgaLiaS on that
day, and they cordially INVITE other
oranges 10 join them. J,.W. Cagg pro-
vides music. George Ferguson, Julius
Schnitzuis and j. l.. Denuay comprise
the, committee of Arrangements, John
Kellogg, Marshal of the Day. with
George Smith and \. Fulirn,. Is assist
MS
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4 FINE STORE
And a Full Stock of Goods.

On Wednesday we inspected the
store.ofT. II. Beakmar. s;nth side the
5 luars, and found it ID be Il capacious
st IRE with Il large warsrosm attached.
These were both l~itarally packed full of
Il complete line Of groceries. This
stock is going to bc'Sold low. We no.
tIceil good a~rticlr.of coffee which was
selling at four and aquartcr pounds for
Il dollar. Other goods will go in. the
same proportion. Go and see.
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other things, honesty is not only the
best policy, but the .wisest one. Would
not the grange be interested in having
each of its members do business on the.
square? Where an exchange of seed
grown on different soiis is, desired, it
could easily and speedily be effected on
exchange day. What grange will be
the first to make amoHe IN the direction
indicated? Where monthly or quarterly
sales are now held, will not the oranges
in that county lend a helping hand, and
increase their efficiency for good?
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LOCAL BRETIIIES.

TAKE your wool, to Russells.
SEE advertisement of N. Y. Life ms. Co.
Buy Your fruit cans and jelly glasses
Of III. III. Dobbins.
OUR farmers are this week in the,
midst OF harvest.
TAKE your wool to Russell end get a
good price in cash OF cheap goods.
SERVICES will be held at the Prcsby-
terrain church. this friday evening. at
the usual hour.
NEW and complete stock of Buelrs
xooleus Just receised at kusselEs. r1qces
,nw.
TIE American Sardine Co.'S bone
les, sarlines are much better, and less
shan half the cost OF imported sardines.
IT may be remarked that it is none of
our business; still, we think a" 'hRS
rather got the advantage. of a., an N.
d."
GROCERIES,. dry gooGs p:EasolS. dfeSS
goods. &c, are selling at RqSsrlrs
brown front south side sore 1t bottom
prices.
SAVANNAH, Eost-oflicc will be open
irom 5 to On N. and front to J: NJ.
nn the Fourth. the balance OF, the Gay
il will he ~clpse,i,
Wool. waptsi hE J. i. RrSsolL who
VIII pay the highssacash price in cash
or goods low down.
On Sunday evening %!astsa SrJaiay-
school exhibition AZ he. Presbyterian
Church was largely attended, and was
"a very creditable exhibition.
nN. Sunday evening next, at the Pres
hyrerian church in this city, Rev. Dr.
oruik>hauk will,deliver Il crmon on the
following subiec5; state Of the soul
between death and resurrection
RUSSELL has Just received a new sup
ply of dry goods and ~gpDceries.
orr. friends in lle Vicinity Of i'pun-
4,inL,ean propose to lake Il, Hicnii, eel
tJratiou Of. TIC Fourth in their reigh-
loriiood, aIG,, when. the folks about
l4ere make Up. her minds to enjoy
themselves fol; ono day, hey know how
to do it..
STILES G. HARDY amt. got, ANY money
to loan. nor amt rich. enough. To sci.
goods on credit: but they can do the
other thing, viz: to7Wit. namely: they
can ard dc, SelEgo0d4vaTy lows and say
t..cv can afford 10 sell goods lower for
cash than anybody can on credit.
OS Wednesday F. knickerhackcr
carried the first mail on the Fillmore
ald Clarinda mnii route. He will. ALSO
take passengers, having a nice rig for
tAat purpose, and purposes making con-
ncetion with trains both ways. Da-
Nd Bonham, liz, on the sane day,
commenced carrying the mail on the
Flag Springs and Mount Rlsasant route.
Both these carriers will. run as regular
A. clOck-work.
STILES 81 HARDY ain't got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough, 20 sell
goods on credit; but they cap do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell, goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower. for
c-sh tnan ANYBODY can on credit.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-03

SuBsCHuBERs.who get their copies or
the REPUBLICAN,. at the news stand of j.
L. Watts, shoula' bear in mind that the
papers cannot be delivered through the
p~ost-office, except upon the payment of
postage (twentycents n year,. In send
ing for mail, therefore, instruction should
be given TO inquire at the news stand for
REPCBLICANS..
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W. A. PRICES o
Produce Dealer.

Forty lIalf barrels and 100 Kits. OF
new fish just received at the produce
store of W. A.. Price.
W. \. Price will sell any of the above
fish, salmon, white fish, mackerel Or
lake trout, wholesale or retail, for less.
than any other house in Savannah or
st. Joseph
va Price'sel the best Nebraska
and Kansas spring wheat flour for
$3.50, the hest xxx Fall Wheat -four for
$3.50. White corn meal So cts. PEI
bushel.
The best st. Louis sugar-cured
smoked beef = sold ut W. \. Prizes
for II cents perpouid.
Corn, oats, msat, flour, bacon, lard
fish, dried appleaPeaches. prunss. cur
rants and blackberrias for sale ut W. y.
Irjce's.
". \. Price wants all the bacon sides
anil lard in the county, for which he
will pay the highest cash price.
When You want to sell any kind of
gain conb, to WA. Prices Produce
Store.
iRrTER. HUMl: WANTED.-W. y
Price wants all No. 1 fresh yellow but
TIL. h cents per'pormd for the balance
Gfthe month ot May, and III cents per
Eornd through the month OF June: ;"
bring it along AMI get the CASH.
". \. Price is in the market for
most anything youahase.to sell.
Wool! WOOL!
The largest cashpIce' paid for wool
liy ". \. Prize
Iced Butter!
When YOU want nice, sweet, hard
.erpw butter. call L: W. ~. Rrice'S,
where You can. goa it every day, right
outsni the ice-cho1..
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At Whitesyille.

We believe the Changers and Others
Of Platte township have Il picnic east Of
Whitesvillc on that day. but we have.
no particulars. There can be no doubt
however. but that the place can Ia
found, and a good deal of enjoyment
had when found,
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THE Andrew County Library is, kept
open every Saturday afternoon by Mr..
Rufus Howard, Librarian. Annual men,
berships cost only two dollars. The at
tention of young gentlemen and ladies
DESTROYS of attaining good books for al
most no price is particularly called again
to this tact.
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accept the cordial invitation to be with
them on the Fourth. A good band has
been engaged. A number of prominent
speakers have been invited. Union
Star Grange takes the lead. assisted by
Sunday-sehools and citizens generally.
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At Union Star.

A,committee composed Of such men
as W. II. Cole, n. link. j. W. Will
liams, w. II. Spangler, c. c. Wright,
W. NJ. Sheppard, and VIM. Hudson, is
sufficient guarantee, that all needful
preparations will be made for a happy
time by any number Of people who may
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At Rochester.

The Cheese Company will celebrate
the Natal day of the Republic by cut
ting the fist cheese manufactured at
their factory, and if they don't enjoy
themselver it won't be because they
don't know how.
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At Fountainbleau,

Agood sine will be had by hg neigh
bors, about Eountainbleau. AMI those
who accept .he invitation to join with
them on diat day will have no oMnsc 10
regret i.
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At Elm Grove.

W. W. Booher crates to the baseball.
ers and others at Elm Grove, two and a
half miles northeast of Empire Prairie.
A game of base ball will be had, and
other festivities INDUCED in.
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Railroad Timetable.
Kansas City, St. Joseph and Council Bluffs Railroad
North. Mail 4 Mail Il
New Goods-and Cheap

At Glaciers, west end the Square,
has been received a new lot. of latest
styles hats. prints, wooden, goods, &c.
A handsome lot of summer shawls just
opened. Ladies' hose (iron frame)
124c per pair. Other goods in propor7
ton.
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Average Daily Enrolment and At
tendance in Each Room Of Our
Public School During tho Past

We ~condarse !rom, the report of Dr.
Cruikshank. Principal, thq.foliowing I'll
hlo.showing the average daily enr"llr
ment and attendance. in each room OF
Tho Public School! during the past year:
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THE FOURTH.
Its Celebration at Various Points
At Savannah.

At Savannah.
The day will be ushered in by q salute
from Captain, Caldwelrs ''battery" OF
thirteen rounds at sunrise, and the ring
Ing of all the bells in the city.
At 8 o'clock a. M, music by Dugan's
Cornet Band will assemble the people
at the Public Square, whence they will
be formed in procession and march to
Buckley's grove, in the following Or
der: 1. Dugan's Cornet Band; 2. Soei-
cites; ). Carriages and bugggies A. Wag-
on, horsemen ard footmen.
Arriving at the grounds, the order OF
exercises will be:
l. Music by the band.
2. Prayer by the Chaplain.
3. Vocal music.
4. Reading of the Declaration of In
dependence by F. G. Matteson, Esq
5. Music by the band.
g.. Grafton by Judge Henry S. Kelley.
Z. Dinner.
8. Vocal music.
9. Toasts, ~interspersed with music.
p. A.. LANINGER, Marshal.
The following named business men
of Savannah will close their places Of
business from 10 o'clock 4. M, to 4
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Price List of
T. III. EEkMA

Groceries at Wholesale or RETAIL,
8 l-2 lbs White Sugar, = 81 90
10 & IL lbs N. O, SUGAR. = i 90
IL lbs Dried Brown Sugar. = l 90
q IA lbs Good Rio COFFEE, = l 90
4 lbs Choice Rio,CCFFEE, = l 90
8 lbs DRIED PEACHES, = l %
8 lbs DRIED APPLES. 90
10 lbs DRIED CURRANTS, = 90
Choice Teas, per Id, 40 to 6Oc'
SILVER DRIPS, per key. 90
California 3 60
Pearl z 3
New, Ohio, River Salt per Dbl 2 so
Old " 2 40
Don't pay fancy prices for
poxr Groceries, Ht 90 10 Z. II. Bceh-
mans. wherc you can get henadt reasOn-
dGle prizes.
2iG T. H. EEEKMAN..
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Iced utteri

When you. want nice, sweet. hard,
.er!ow butter. call L: W. ~. RriceS,
where You can. gaa it every day, right
outsi the ice-chot..
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Drs. Greene. LindIey,& Bentley's
Great Family Medicines,

toNPOUSD EXTRACT CORYDA-
~ Lis, the q eat vegetable Alternative for
oil diseases arising from impure blood.
DIR. GREENE's FIT CURE. for tho
euro OF Epilepsy, Fits, spasms, and convul-
sions Of all kinds.
dedicated Honey. for Coughs. Colds.
bronchitis, Group, and all dieeascs of the
lungs and air passages.
"e"fnigi" Specific, "a certain and speedy
Aead-achc, and all nervous pains.
Wabash Valley Ague Cure. Contains
no Qninine. A most positive remedy ior
Chills, Bilious Fever, and COMPOSITIONS of
Liver and Spleen. Acts like Charm.
Prepared al the Laboratory, Charlotte.
Ny. Tor saio by W. G. FISHER,
Nov 20 .ly Columbia. s.. c.
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Piedmont, Airline Railway

r.. a-n E1H.5iftEflf- CONDENSED TINT.
exp Asse iiiz..--sSsag2 ABLE, Rchmond ana
Danyille, Richmond and Danville Il. W. N.
c. Divieion, and North Wcstcrn n. C. r. "
GOING NORTH " :
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Change Of Echedule.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CoSp.Sy
COLUMBIA, q. O., October 10. 1878.
ESs AKA EW EEEE Change Schedule
sst1c 81 J. 80 f.e.Se to 60 into efrec N
and after Sunday 10th instant: N'oN
MAIL AND PAssENaRR TRAIN. -i,t
Leave Columbia at..,. s4eon
Arrive st Charleston at. 4.20rm
Leave Oharleston atl NJ. .I! .IIr m,
lrrive at Columbia at. y !!a!,. ~ Cfrn,
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND AocoMMopi
TIoH TRAIN, Sundays excepted.
Leave Columbi 7,15 D m Arrive. A. 80 ~
Arrive Charleston7. 10 . m m.Leave.,G.45a
Camden Trainirups Monday. Wednes day
and Saturday, as follows: ',I''
Leave Colun bie at. !. .5O mn,
Arrive at Cam den at. >. ,,..... G.35 pm
Arrive at Columbia at, II 20 nm
8. B. ProR1Ns. General Ticket Agent.
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Wilmington, Columbia and Aug r R
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART

dGNEhAL PASSENGER DEPART,
CoLUABIA, 3. O., May IS 1874.
IL Ea aaIa TIE Fl; ;,'S;lS3oving To- ag. sehe; e;
on and after this date: t'-rr.0t
GOING NORTH. TRAIN no 2 TRAIN NO 4
Leave Oolumbis. o 90 m 8.45
florence. ..... 1225 m 2l0a m
Arrive Wilmington. .. Ills m *7.I5am
No. Train makes close connection, uiu
nhicnWopds hU,n to all points North. arriving at
New York Q O5 A. n. No. Train makes con-
nection, uid old Bay Line and Richmond. to
all Points North, arriving New York s is PM
reaoo ao!Md W;,as SOUTH, TRAM no l TRAIN xo
Florence; ....... 400 p m II l.S7 m
Arrive Columbia. 9.65 D m 400 m
making close connections at Columbia for
al! points South and " est. Through tick ets
sold and baggage checked to. all principal
points. p1llman palace sieepers on night
trains. "Breakfast. tDinner. fsupper'
accommodation Train No. q leaves Co.
1Gmoia Tnn daily. sundsys excepted. E1prees
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A.foPE, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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A T his new store, Main street, nearly op.
II posite the Central National Pank, has
alarge and beautiful stock of fine WATCHES
stcm and key winders, from the best Eu.
ropean and American manufacturers, and of
bis own importation, in gold and silver cases.
Elegant JEWELRYi An unrivaIed assort.
ment just received. and all the latest styles.
Sterling S1LYER-WARE, in sets and cases,
Bridal Presents, and u very fine selection OF
Plated. Warea Gold Watch and Neck Chains.
Lockets. elegant Seal, Wedding and Engage.
mert Rings, large stock Of Speotaclcs and
Eye Glasses, Olocks, Musical Boxes, and a
great variety OF Bancy Articles. MY stock ia
the largest and bes t.Heleoted in the Southern
country, and will be sold as cheap as the
same article can be bought anywhere,
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,Nsws aoEg'st Bfyanise Bo0kHbrs.,
sssR Ss.51 e Assstn sPsss
Autobiography andi Memoir OF Rev, Dr.,
Guthrie; aIyefy interesting and amu.ing 70.
;ffs!stss,, ., Eaarope@byy9 Eur BY Elizabeth li beth
,WhIow Brook by the author OF '"wide,
English P.yehology-by Ribot. 81. so.
Yesterday with iuthors-by Fields. $2.00,
q The CONSERVATION Of Energy-by Balfour.
Z Dr. Kohbrausoh on Physical Measure.
msnts; it,, g q e9sL -. 81! a. ,r..,,
new Books. Also, variety of new NOVELS,
by popular authors, cheap. March Fl
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OoIul1rn.,bial' Hotel.
FIRST GLASS HOUSE.

"A CHANGE OF management,
and many conse quent improve
ments, enables the proprietors to
offer to tho travelling public more
comforts and conveniences than
can be obtained at any other
hopae in the city, TELEGBAPH
OFFICE, BATH and BILLIARD
ROOMS in the house. Every at
tCntion guaranteed.
4ORMAN d sOALNAN,
March 4 Proprietors.