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GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOD r.

THOROUGHLY CURES DISEASES oFTHK SKIN,
BEAUTIFIES THE CoAlPLEXIoS, PREVENTS
AND REMEDIES RHEgMATIsM AND GoUT,
Heals SORES AND ABRAsIoNs OF THE
CUTIcLE AND CoUNTERAcTs. CeNTAGIoN.
This Standard External Remedy for Erup-
tons, Sores and Injuries of the Skins not only
REMOVES FROM THE COMPLEXION ALL BLEM-
IsHEs arising from local impurities of the
blood and obstruction Of the pores, but also
those produced by the sun and wind, such as
tan and freckles. II renders the cUTIcLR
MARvELoUsLY CLEAR, SMOOTH and PLANT,
and being wlsQE.ESoME BEAUTIFIKR is far
preferable to any cosmetic. %
ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF SUI
PHUR BATHS are insured BY THE USE OF
Gten1I'S Sulphur Soap, which in addi-
ton to its purifying effects, remedies and PRE-
VENTS RHEUMATISM and GoUT.
1t also DIsINFEcTs CLOTHING and LINEN
and PREVENTS DISEASES COMMUNICATED BY
CONTACT witt the PERSON.
IT DIssoLvEs DANDRUFF, prevents bald.
ness, aQd retards grayness of the hair.
Physicians speak of it in high terms.
Prices % dHd so Cents per Cake. per
Box (SCGkeS), 60c. and SL20.
~ B-The 50 cent cakes are triple the size Of those a
IS cents.
"HILI'S HAIR AND WHISKER DYE"
Black or Brown, so Cents.
GA. CRITTEETON, PrOp'r, Sixth AV., NJ
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the Republicans have and do challenge
the closest scrutiny, confident that it
would vindcate them and their cause
in the estimation of every intelligent
man who regards the rights Of man
hood as superior to the claims ofparty.
The rudeness and brow beating pro.
pensities of some of the committee sent
to New Orleans, does not appear to in
timidate men who have been subjected
to that of bullying, often while look
ing straight down pistol barrel with.
out finching. More gentlemanly
means would prove more effective.
One point in Wade Hampton's
speech, after going through the form
of Inauguration, is so notOriously false
that the fine effect hoped from it in
misleading the North, is defeated He
solemnly announced to the assembled
rifle clubs that the United States army
had been brought into the State and
used in aid of political party. Now
the Democratic party has been repeat
edly challenged by the President and
by Republicans in Congress and else
where, to show in one instance where
the presence of troops has operated to
deter single legal voter from freely
expressing his preference at the ballot
box. Years have been accorded them
in which to make good this stale
charge, mouthed by Wade Hampton
yesterday, and they have SO signally
failed that it has come to be regs rded
as most stupid perversion of facts
which any man of average regard for
truth ought to feel ashamedto reiter.
ate. What can be thought Of his sin.
cerity when his utterances relative to
the acceptance by the Democrats Of
his State of all the Constitutional
amendments, when it is remembered
that the brutal Butler, now under in-
dictment for murder, was the favorite
Of all the candidates for United States
Senator, voted for by the members of
the Wallace Legislature, simply be.
cause Of his (Butler's) leading share
in the infamy enacted at Hamburg on
the fourth day of last July? Contrast
his utterance concerning the ballot
box, "that great court of final resort, "
with the scores of political murders
officially proved against his party
friends during the past five years in
that State, to prevent the ghastly VIC
Tins availing themselves of "that great
court of final resort" for the redress oi
their wrongs.
1t is by every one admitted that the
Democrats in the Senate were yester,
day driven into good many dana
ging admissions as TO fraudy and in
timidation in the South which they
charged to Kellogg's inefficiency.
MAXWELL.
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The search after knowledge, in
stituted by the House of Congress, has
been amply rewarded. They wished
to know just what all the ten soldiers
that were stationed at Petersburg, Vir.
ginia, were sent there forP It turns out
that the President did not order thern
at all,-he being absent when the ap-
plication came, and it was sentthrough
the customary routine channel. Gen.
Sherman really ordered the troops
there, although the President does not
hesitate to assume the entire response
bility. He offers evidence of the
"bull.dozing" operations OF the Dem
ocrats, which led to the stationing of
troops at that point, and then signif-
cantly informs the House that the re-
suit is fair election. No Democrats
were prevented from voting, although
the result may not have been what it
otherwise would So the light dawned
at the rihtg time on the Democratic
mind Gazette.
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CENTENNIAL REDUCTION IN
ADVERTISING!

Three thousand, two hundred and fifty
dollars worth Of newspaper advertising,
at publishers schedule rates given for
800, and three months note accepted in
payment from advertisers Of responsible
ity. A printed list, giving Name, Charac-
tor, Actual Daily and Weekly Circulation
and Schedule Rates Of advertising, sent
free 10 any address. Apply 10 Geo. p.
Rowell a Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, Al Park Row, n. Y.
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TriaI List, Deoember cTerm, Is7e.
FoREST CoUNTY, ss.

FOREST COUNTY, IS.
List of Cases set down for trial at
Court to be held in and for said County,
commencing December Is, 1876:
Nancy Dale ct al VS.. Robin
son & Bonner Sep. 1876
A. Weller VS.. A. Klinord-
lingcr 20 Dec. 1875
Elizabeth Geer vs. r. c. Scott
ct al "a Feb. 1871
Samuel Duff vs.. James w.
Guthrie II May 1867
Teresa Roberts ct al VS.. ]. J.
Fisher 16 Sop. 1872
Jairus d. w. Reck vi. Par
Gus Cor Gland ct al IS May 1876
]. f. Overlander vs. Chas.
Hinton so Sep. 1876
J. g. Root VS. Geo. Morgan IS May 1876
J. G. Wolf ct uX vs. J. Shaw
key Sep. 1876
son "a Sep. 1870
use VS.. J. w. II. Reisinger
ct al Admrs q May 1876
jacob Wagner VS.. ]. A.
Dale OF al % May 1876
w. Dithridge & Co. A Feb. 1876
Geo. Morgan VS.. E. n. Lacy 24 Feb. 1879
NJ. d. Hall Il 90. VS.. II. NJ.
Carson 40 Sep. 1870
j. w. ii. RelSlnger CT al Adj
mrs VS.. j. NJ. Kepler IL Feb. 1876
Jared Nj Brush ct al for use ri. 1;i.'
VIZ. Hugh McNeal ct nj 1 Tee. 1875
j. w. Morrison Ietgal Execu-
tors vs.sEh B6f1fA ct al Ex4 ,r.Ey.ts
ecutors 49 Sep. 1870
Collins C Holbrook VS.. Sell
| den Whitman 67 Sep. 1870
! DR.. VIM. Yogel VS.. Oyer
seers of Poor of HisheSta s L
Township SS Sep. 1877
George Hindman VS.. Conroe
& Thompson 80 Sep. 1875
Prothonotary's ofiico, Forest Go. Pa, Nov
10Th, 1875. "a.
u. w. CLARK, Prolhonotary
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Total, H., l50 gifts, all cash....
PRICE OF TICKETS:


Whole tickets, $l2; Halves, Sc; Quar-
ters, So; tickets, 500; 274 tickets, $500
469 tickets, $500 95g tickets, 81 900. loo,'
900 tickets at 3l2 each.
Hon. u. II. Taylor, Mayor OF Frank fort,
the entire board OF CITY CouDcilmen, IlOn.
Alvin Duvall, late Chief Justice OF Ken
lucky, and other distinguished citizens,
together with such disintorosted persons
as the ticket holders present may deaiE
nate will supcrintend the drawing.
Remittancra can he made by ExprSSs,
Draft, PostofIice Money order, Registered
Letter, made payable 10 Kentucky CESA
Distribution Company.
All communications connected with ihs
distribution and orders for Tickets, RAS
applications OF sgents 10 sell tick uts,
should ho addressed to
HON. TiOS. p. PORTER.
IL General Manager, Frankfort, KY.
Or q, w. BARROW a CO.,
Gen. Eastern Agents,
7l0 broadway, X. I,
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Acomn HulLDINo.

Immediately south Of the Company stersl
where, in consideration Of the eontinue5
depression In the times, have again lower
Oh our prices, believing that goods should
not be sold at war prices, where the oppor-
'uhilles 20 make money are 50 mnch fOss.
- - IN luture our store will be kept opex
NHliI Z. NJ, for the mutual benefit ofthe
general public and ourselves,
y. II. DERICKSON &CO.
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Of their own homes.

Of their own homes.
There is not another book in print
which gives one-fourth of The informa-
tion contained in this work. II is SUI
perbly illustrated, and the price is so
low that all can afford 10 secure a
copy, The book is sold by subscrip-
tion only, and the publishers want
agents in every county.
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THERE will bo exposed to public sale,
i on the premises, In Green Township,
Forest County, Pennsylvania, on
TUBSDAY, DECEMBER 10Th, 1876,
Mt l o'clock. p NJ, tho undivided. one
fourth part Of all that certain piece Of land
situate in the Township Of Green and
County of Forest Aforesaid, part of tract
No $50, bounded and described rs follows,
to-wit: Beginning at n post on limo divid-
ing tract No 5l90 from No. 5lSg, and at tho
distance of l6s perchcs from the northwest
corner of this aud said latter tract, ana ex-
tending thence south 43I degrees cast lGO
perches to a post, thence south 46i degrees
west LOG perches to a post, thonce north Asa
degrees woRt 100 perches t. post on tho
dividing line first mentioned, thence along
said dividing limo north 4Gi degrees east
l06 perehos TO tho place of beginning.
Containing one hundred acres and allow
ance, moro or less.
Terms of Sale Cash.
DALLAS SAUNDERS,
Administrator de bonis non.
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CASH

only, we can sell goods for q much les.
proht, in fact, competing with prioea IN
any Of the cities in the state.
In thanking the citizens for liberal pAt-
ronago i'm tho past, VIC announce ouI re-
moNal nom the Fisher store, 10 the PlsAA~
ant location. known Rs tho
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SOLID WEALTH /

--TT1TT
Grandext Scheme over Presentod- 70 the
Publci
A FORTUNE FOR ONLY Sl2
THE kentucky Cash Distribution Cona-
L pany, authorized by special act ssr
the kontueky Legislature, for the benefit
of the Public Schools Of Frankfort, will
have the first Of their series Of Grand
Drawings at Major Hall, in the City Of
Frankfort, Ly., on
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1879,
on which occasion they will distribute ~
the ticket-holders tho Immense sum OF
8 8 Q O o O O..
Thos r. Porter Ex Governor KY, GsSs
era Manager.
POSITIVELY NO POSTPONEMENTi
as we win have a scrica ofJSrnnd Drswings
and can not establish the precedent Sf
postpUning.
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noQR woRTvvwR.

Waits on all who purchase tickets in the
Grand Extra Drawing, Monday, Docom-
ber 4, 1915,
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co.
This Institution was regularly incorpo-
rated by the Legislature of the State for
Educational purposes in 1868, with y Capi-
tai of Sl,000,000, to which it has added n
reserve fund Of S350,000. Its Grand Single
Number Drawings Will take place month
ly. The season OF 1915 closes with the fol-
lowing schcme
Capital Prize, 100000.
Only 10000 at $40 each. Fractions in pro-
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Estate Of Mary Dale deceased, late OF
Tionrstn Township, Forest county. All
persons indebted ~ said estate are re-
auestcd to mako immediate payment, ana
those having legal ciaiins against tho saIpe
will present them, without doly, In proper
order for settlement 10
NANCY DAWSON, Administrators,
or MILES w. TATE, AIRY,
Juno 20, 1870 1875 TionestA, Fa.
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Trimming Down Presidential Powe

Trimming Down Presidential Power.
Senator EDMuNDs, OF Vermont, speaks OF
the President OF the Union as a man who
has to "appoint postmasters and sign COM
missions during the next four years."
What a trimming down OF presidential
power there is here compared with the UNI
limited authority GRANT has exercised! He
has decided State matters-put down and
put up governments, and maintained gun-
lawful ones against the will..of the people
and in defiance OF State authorities. He
has absolutely undertaken to decide
the election of President Of the United
States by the presence OF troops to sustain
the villanies OF the ignorant and unscrupu-
loas Returning Boards that We're afraid to
perpetrate their outrages without the pro-
lection Of armed men-soldiers Of the Fed
eral Government. GRANTS whole admins
tration is history Of yindictive persecu-
tons and measures for party advantage, al
ways in violation Of his authority and in
shameless disregard OF the relations he
should maintain towards the people Of Me
And is it come to this, that great Re-
publican leader who has ! sustained the
GRANT administration throughout, for aught
we know to the contrary, construes the
presidential office to be merely ministerial
one-limited to the routine business OF APP
pointing postmasters and signing commis-
sions2 !" What a fab, my countrymen -
We are astonnded at such q declaration by
such man, and think it in order to ask, Is
the millennium near at hand
Another suggestion from this conslruc-
ton placed upon the duties Of President by
such high Radical authority, is, that it is put
forth in pieo OF The ii'.stal tation of sIyldsn,
~ hom il is deemed wise in advance to put
under wholesome restraint. This would be
very rational Indeed IN q leading Repuhli.
can, for Y eyer there were people who u,,.
deistand the dangers from usurpation and
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As we suspected, the letter OF Mr.. CHARLES
O'CoNoR to Mr.. SAMUEL c. REID, of st.
Louis, was strictly private one. We could
not believe that Mr.. O'CoNoR would write
such letter for publication. Mr.. REID de-
clares that it was loaned to gentleman with
the permission to show it to bis friend,
"and," says Mr.. REID, "the violation OF
confidence by its publication was culpa-
"ble breach Of honor that is totally mad
"missible of explanation or excuse" Still,
Mr.. REID says, the publication Of the letter
was the publication of the opinion enter
tanned and expressed by thousands, and the
responsibility for which must fall upon a
majority of three hundred thousand Of the
American people. .t.. #,,..,..
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Z MREr1Na OF CHICAGO DEMocRATs.- Chi

MEETING OF CHICAGO DEMoCRATs.-C Chi
.caqo, December 11.-Prominent Democrats
of this city held a largely -attended meeting
here this evening to discuss the political
situation. The sentiments expressed were
generally OF pacific nature, but it was the
general opinion that the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes must be maintained in its rights
at whatever cost. 1t was resolved to hold a
mass Getting at an early day. ~
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TkEATEEa.

- Z
Died, of typhoid fever, at the residence Of hi.
father IN Hanover county, Va. December 1877
ELIAS LOWRY Jr., In the twenty-tnird year Q,
& Stricken down in the bloom Of mnnhoods youth:
full prime, eudeared 10 the hearts Of all who Knew
him. An afectionate family monrns their frretrteV'
able loss. -ss>-T-t-5,z = =
Died, Of diphtheria, at the residence OF his pa.
rents, in Henrico, on Monday afternoon at o.
O'Clock, HENRY D., youngest son OF Jacob ano
Marye G. Liesfeldt; aged four years, three months
and fourteen days.
..1i = 60 to thy rest, fair child s>sf5f
Go to thy dreamles5 bed, s,ez, $50
So While yet so gentle, undetied,
~ With blessings on thy head.
Fresh roses In thy hand, I3..sl,
Buds on thy pillow laid
Haste from this dark and fearful Iand,
Where flowers 80 quickly fade. y ~ a.
E.i Ere sin had scared the breast, m
Il, Or sorrow woke the tear, ,N -
Rise 20 thy throne OF changeless rest
In yon celestial sphere! t,1
- Because thy smile was fair,
-.@s.s3 Thy LID and eye so bright; -: s:t'..t
Because thy loving childhood care ..t
Was such dear delight,
- Shall love, with weak embrace,
- Z, Thy INWARD wing detain y ! ..iissT ~
:J- No! gentle angel.seek thy place .Yri + ~.
Amid the cherub train. t-..;.f !. j
The funeral will tke place from his parents resi-
dence TODAY "wednesday at ! O'Clock a; ~
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited 10
attend, ~. Is. ~. I-rs Irsr. 3. ! /,
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Especial dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
Attitude of Governor Tilden, dc.

WASHINGTON, December 11.-Mr. Hewitt
did not return from New York this morn
ing with Speaker Randall and the other
gentlemen who accompanied him on Satur-
day last. 1t is understood that the gentle
men, when they called on Governor Til
den, found him in no mood to surrender his
right to the presidency. He believes that
he is the choice Of majority Of the Ameri-
can people, expressed at the polls, and that
he has fairly and legally carried much more
than the necessary maj ority In the Electoral
Colleges. He considers that his right to
the vote OF the Electoral Colleges OF South
Carolina, Florida, and Louisiana isas broad
and as unquestionable as to the vote of any
one Of the other States which have declared
for him. He does not counsel, and he does
moi; wish, anything like revolutionary nea-
sures, but, as he knows himself to have
been elected to- the presidency, he intends
to use and advise the use OF aH. sayai1able
means to secure the possession OF that Office.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections vii, in their Investigation OF the
Oregon case, summon here Governor Gro
yer, the Secretary Of State Of Oregon, and
probably the electors and other persons.
They will also investigate the cases Of the
alleged ineligible Demo cratic, electors in
North Carolina, Missouri, and New Jersey.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

CONE A-RUNNING! COME A-RUNNING!!
WE ARE GIVING AWAY GOODSl
We have more than we know what to do with, and
a plenty more on the WAY. We manufacture PLAIN
and FANCY CANDIES, SUGAR TOYS, &C., day
and night. which we oier you athottom prices also
crates, buckets, and barrels;
500 boxes LONDON LAYER, .DEHELlA
T.. MUSCATEL, SULTANA, and VA
as LENC1A RAISlNS-whoc, halves, and
10 barrels new CURRANTS:
so boxes new LEGHOEN CITROS;
..,; cases FIGS-drulis and layers, boxes and
500 boxes No 1(full COUNTY GOLDEN ORA
CON FIRE-CRACKERS;.
ae BAGS BAGS s s9FF FxEHINu AEnoNDs;
10 barrels new PECANS;
barrels new WALNUTS; -.
5 barrels new FILBERTS; ........
5 cases prime GINGER;
5 barrels new TURKISH PRIMES;
81. % Bugs fresh CARTHAGENA COCOA
Is trails new DATES;
gross COX'S, NELSON'S, and PALDIER'S
1000 S Soxes CANNiEp TOMATOES. PEACH
Els, PINEAPPLES, OYSTERS, BEANS,
.. PEAS, sTRsAWBERRIEs' PRESERVES
600 boxes Oh DDTANoRA, EMPEROR, SUN
NY SOUTH, WARD BRAND, STRAW
-.f BERRY TWIST, FLUVANA-BELLE
100000 assorted sorted CIGARS, from 81. 25 to $40 per
100000 TORPEDoEs, .ROMAN-CANDLEs.
Louis j. BossIEUX,
de 13-2w 1412 Main street.
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Transferring HAMpToN's remark from Co.
lumbia to Washington city, we may say that,
with all surrounding and signs considered,
our next Chief Executive will be SAMUEL J..
TILDEN as President, or military ruler.
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CITY AUDITORS OFFIcE,l
RICHMOND, December IL, 1875. Is
NOTICE.-The TRANSFER BOOKS OF
1N the BONDED DEBT. OF THE, CITY OF
RICHMoND VIII be closed on the Goth Instant
and will be reopened on the LIST OF January. 1877,
y de 13-tD20 j. R. ROYSTER, Auditor. 4
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70 E0p TuE E0LIDAYS.-
( ae.CRNT STORE.

D -, AT TIE s9.CEST STORE
ssssarEN's HEAVY SHOES,
LADIES' GRAINED SHOES
LADIES, FoSED SHOES,
cHILDREN,s SHOES,
Il i aeHILDRENs HoBBY-HoRsfs
cHILDREN's sHou.FLIiiEssss,
,6s 4 ssesaus Kir-Bopf wAx-DoLLs'
Largo wAx.DoLLs,
10Y TEA-sETs,
NEW cAsToRs tays oo,iles'
81 500 elegant WALNUT fRAstEs,
NEW FELT.sgiRTs
NEW VASES,
SEw:TomET-sB1s,
NEW !. PIANOS.
NEW rEN-rISs. ..sek
Ne have added 1000 YoI.u As's ~ = -
81 books. They a.e very eaesp q sss. s,,.srr.
de2 QUO 2 n' ~
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STANDARD BOOKS IN SETS,
NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Boys Treasury Of Sports and Pastimes.......Sl rs
500 Bible Stories. with 500 Pfctures......... rs
The Vine and Olive tOptic's new book. 49,. 50
The Rose In Bloom, by l.. NJ. AlIcott. so
The Young Trail-Hunters ! so
Aunt Madge's Story, by Sophie May.......... 7s
The Boy Emigrants, by Noah Brooks......... l 30
Flake Frizzle, by Sophie May. Commune. IS
Snip and Whip....... %
Lion Jack, by r. 7. Barnum so
Shifting for Himself, by Horatio Alger Jr... so
The Boys and Girls OF the Reyolution........ so
Daisy Travers, by Sophie May. so
IEsop's Fables. ....................75ca and ! 80
Boys OF the ReYolution-A History Of the
Battles of the Revolution tIllustratedl..... 90
Hours with the Early EIplorers....... 225
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS!
HOLIDAY RESENTs!
BRIDAL PRESENTS!
BRIDAL PRESENTS.

.... NOWLAN & CO., JEWELLERS, e 49,
ARE OPENING FOR THE HOLIDAYS NEW
AND FASHIONABLE JEWELRY FOR LADIES'
and GENTLEMEN WEAR, In STONE,
CAMEO, and ROMAN GOLD SETS; PINS, EAR
RINGS, RINGS, SCARF-RINGS and PINS,
SLEEVE and BOSOM-BUTTONS, PENDANTS;
NECK, OPERA, and .VEST-CHAINS; MEDAL
LIONS, WATCHES.
DIAMOND EAR-DRoPs, CLUSTER and SOIL
sTAIRE ENGAGEMENT and WEDDING-RINGS,
...,-.. and great variety Of s..ig yya,;
NEW BRIDAL SILVER IN CASES.
CORNER OF TENTH AND MAIN STREETS.
..a#... w5nE lde 11-tDe25] ~iaa},
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A LARGE STOCK OF MILLI-s@a
OF cost in order to make ali important SN67ke
change in business. Theentlre stock will be sold at
very low figures. 4 great many FANCY ARTi-
"'-e '0' o''' p Mns. SI: WALTON,
de 13-eod3t 433 Broad ST. eet, corner Fifth,
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me- SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. THOMAS s. DUNAwAT, of Fredericksburg, will
preach TONIGHT at " o'clock. .,a
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cHATTERBox AT 80 CENTS.

POETS AT 70 CENTS: sE
MOORE, BYRON, BURNS. noon, stJrrrry
(bsund In Observation-Disclosures blnainysJ, at ~
cents. or y '"
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THE HEADQUARTERS OF. SANTA
Il 80 .t'Eft CLAUS STILL AT
THE TEMPLE OF FANCY. f. EEfyI4g
No. 7l3 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 81
= -L--.- EIGHTH STREETS. !.

-, 100 EIGHTH STREETS. 49,. 90.
Fresh arrivals direct from Il factories OF boys
Wagons and Yelocfpedes, Ho5by-Horses and snoo,,
f1iSS, Sulkies and Coasting- Wagons SelghS and
Tool-Ches,s, Propelcrs and Wheel-Barrows, and
all kinds Of Mechanical Toys for less than factory
ail other Dolls Doll Furniture, Doll Jewelry, and
everything else for Dolls; Bohemian Vases, Toilet
Sets for ladies and Children and endless other goods
for Christmas presents. all ut the,very lowest prices.
at No. 713 Main street ,..z,sgl ,,,,,,,e.l
- de 9-2w ..'' ~ JOHN DUES.
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/ Executive tyranny they are the leaders OF
the Republican party.
We are glad to see SO ren0wneda Benntcr
as Mr.. EpMuNDs inclined teput Limitations
on the powers OF the President
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