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PrrTsBUEGH, January 20.-PetFolsum
Quiet bal nrm at 81 81! a. Psrkers;
refined doll At llsc Tor Philsdelpkis de-
hJsFY.
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ways Oeen passed, almost unanimously,
and every man who voted for it has de-
llberstely voted for every scheme of inter-
nal improvement! and every subsidy that
benefited his section. The trainers OF
these ingenious catch pennies
always contrive TO leave in the resolution
some ambiguous phrase, which serves as
8 loop-hole for any one who desires 10
svsil himself OF it. This one closes, in
substance, as follows: mo sppropris-
tion shall be made except for national
necessary expenses" OF course every
man who favors subsidy thinks tha. the
most necessary expense possible. Among
some of the wsrmest advocates of the
measure were those who, having secured
everything which their section can pos
sibly desire, or, a. lesst expect became
suddeRly very virtuous and opposed 10
sll appropriations. 1ndeet, the remark
was overheard that "this resolution will
kill appropriations TO all the id creeks
in the country" As the Ohio river, the
Ksnawha the Aonongahels and other
| like streams are "d-d creeks" in the es-
tima,ion Of members who live on
the prsiries, along the line OF the
selt-nade aud anti-substdi1ed Union Psci
&c railroad, and as the resolution Is the
most complete farce, and IS impotent in
its results As the most poverless thing in
sl the universe, the West Virginia dele
Cation were, very properly, found voting
against it solidly. From their prompt
and constant attendance, the careful
manne, IN which they watch the business
of the House, and their votes in favor of
all reasonable reductions of expenses, it
is not too much to say. that they can be
counted upon to support any just and
sincere measure looking 70 economy, but
then they naturally feel tlsinclinslion
to hsmper their efficiency in securing
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What SeryIa Demands.

LONDON, January S0.-The Vienna
PreSse says that servis demands as con.
ditions OF peace, ell Of old Seryis except
that part comprised in Bosnia, one hun
dred and fifty thousand Turkish pounds
war indemnity. and the immediate sp-
pointment OF special commission TO eI-
anime the respective claims Of Roumsnis
and Servia TO the Psshalic Of Widdin.
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OBITUARY.

.4Aig BEALLsyILLE, o June rs, 1873 D !
4 MARY j. WHEELER was born February
21st. 1856, died june 23d, 1878. At the
early age of II years she commenced
teaching school in which profession she
continued until her marriage June let,
1876, 10 her now much hereayed hus-
band Matthias Brown. Sister Brown al
the early age OF 16 years was impressed
with the necessity OF q religious life and
united with the Disciples Church, oi
which she continued consistent mem
Der until her death. Her sweetness and
purity OF life were strongly manifest il
fher childhood and seemed only to grow
las she grew TO womanhood. As teach
er Of common school, laborer in The
church and Sabbath school she was emf
[uently successful. The children loved
and gathered around her while th,
adults much respected and spoke of bel
in praise. 81 E
The religion which supported her il
life was her solace in death. Truly
Jesus was her guide even unto death
lwas with pher in the dark valley ant
Shadow OF death She leaves q lovinf
Husband, babe and large circle d
friends and acquaintancee who mourn
not as those who have no hope but know
their loss is her infinite gain. Siste
Brown has only gone from labor to re
ward, SEES s..
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PROBATE COURT.

June 22.-Jacob Kasserman was ap-
pointed Adm,r of the estate Of MagGa
lena Feist. BoEd $500. j. sThoenen,
Geo. Braunlich and John Muhfemsn
were appointed appraisers. -..s, - ass.
June 25S--An authenticated ! copy of
the last Will and Testament of John N.
Genin, late of New York City, was ad-
mitted to record : ,',.i .,i nj 3
jane 26-The following accounts
we're heard and disposed of as noted:
I'D Neuhart, Guardian of the minor
heifs of VIM. Claus, o., deed; second
account; after deducting payments and
allowances there remains in the Guar
dians hands Of his Wards moneys $3.50
to be accounted for.
S. A. Atkinson, Guardian of John
Miller, an imbecile mute; final accounts
balance dne from Guardian S552,5B, for
which sum Isaac Ward entered into a
contract to keeps maintain and clothe
said imbecile inring his1fe. Bond 1led
3. 6. Blattlefand Jno Bigler, Exec'r's
Of John Luginhnhl. decd final account;
balance in Executors hands $762,H,
which is ordered to he paid over to the
legatees under the VIM Of said dece.
ofishs "a bsErds Gfpil ;ass sni4t9sh
N. Mofit, Adm'r Of Isaac N. Pearce,
decd, frst accounf: overpaid by the
Admsf the snm sefsS4,8l.,s SHIRT ssiE
James Watson, Adm'r of the estate
Of Elizabeth Bever, decd; first account ;
in Adm'rs hands $685. which he is
ordered to pay out according to law.
H. T. Mitchell, Admir-, of Edward
Hopton, deceased final account; in Ad.
ministrator's hands $3S,29, which he is
ordered to pay to the creditors in pro-
portion to the amount Of their respect.
i've claims. s
SafAh A James, Guardian of the e.
tate of the minor heirs Of Hamilton B
James, decd; first account; there is due
the Guardian. tas follows: From Mary
S493 from Edith S585,6l /; from Milton
M S637,07 and from Edward E. James
*6Sl ,pEhaH iratas{ 4eJig gfnfI
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special Session of the County Com

Special Session of the County Com
missiOners.
The Board convened on the 26th ult.,
present EDWARD OKEY, DAVID LENTz
and JACOB AFFoLDER, Sr. pwT
The contract for abutments on 0pos'
som creek, at Nesperley's Mill, was
awarded TO n B. Hixenbaugh at s., &c
per perch. Bond required 81 900.
The. contract fer an iron bridge al
Nesperley's mil, In Ohio township, was
awarded to the Massillon Iron Bridge
Company at S1O,75 per lineal foot, to be
finished by September 10th, 1878
Allowed J. w. Yost 800, part pay
forplsne and specifications for new Jail
Sam'1 Antill S11 90 for Gil to bridge on
Zwick's run Jas. Hannahs $3.50, work
on Calais and Woodsfield road; Lewis
Gray, $50, work on, Woodsfeld and
Baresville road. &c, Atbs~I4kl !i1
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The Civil service order.

Il can be stated on authority that the
Presidents Civil Service order, remains
in full force and operation. Its proSis-
ions are to be strictly enforced In all Sec
tons OF the country. Persons holding
Federal positions will not be permitted
to- take part in -caueuses, primary meet.
ings or Conventions. They are to be al
lowed to support any candidate they
chose, after he is nominated. md assist
in any way that will not interfere with
the proper discharge Of their official dp-
ties. This statement Is made in reply
TO numerous inquiries from officials in
various sections, of the country as to
whether or not the President intended
to enforce, the provisions Of his Civil
Service order. The President has as YET
found no reason. to justify the revoca.
ton of that order On the contrary, be
believes now as when the, order was firsl
issued, that II is for the best interests Of
the public service, therefore he proposes
to enforce it, Washiagtoa Tslegram.,o
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Nj. Barnes, again renominated fol

- st T. - d..
Mr.. Barnes, again renominated for
Secretary OF State, declares Democrats to
be "vandals" because they have reorgan-
lied the state institutions. Barnes, with
his father, his son and other relatives in
Office, thinks the state ought to keep Re-
publicans 10 power, even when the Demo.
Gratis elect their ticket, osi rs
Instructions have been finally issued,
from the Vatican, to Neapolitan bishops,
to take the royal exequstur, revenues and
palaces of dioceses. Hitherto the bishops
have ignored the exequatur, and received
monthly subventions from the Vatican
but the great falling of in Peters Apenct
renders the strieles economy necessary
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= tYALUABLEoTR oTRUTHSss ss,.5s a,y
II you are suffering from poor health. or
ianguishing on bed Of sickhess take
cheer, for S''al8sss 1s'',.'2
Hop Bifters wiIl Cure Hou.
s= Ifysa ere simply aiiing;s ifsyea-s feel
weak and dispirited, without clearly know
ing why, antr ,na-
HOP Bitrers Iwili Revive You.
II you are Q minis tier, and have over.
taxed yourself with Iyouf pastoral duties;
or q rnothef, worn odt with care and dswork;
Hop Bitaers WIN Restore ved!iis
n you are man uf business ,vsakened
By thsostralh of your ssesy day dusies; or .
man Of letters, toilins ovst your midnight
work. itT&8 ad5 4 e9 hfEs al ~steeI ~
HeplBliters WIN strehstben You.
II you are young, snd suffering from
any indisssstios, Or are growing TOO fast
ss Is often the oasss eai u rsas; ssai
Hop Bitters Wiii Rclieve' Ted.
n yous are in the work-shsp, ION bthe
farm, at the desk, augwhere, and feel
that your nsystem needs oleansing. ton
ing ,oss stimulating, without intokica-
tina, TsIJ1VH y sI1ioH
Hop Buffers Is svhat you Need
II yon ars old, and your pulse 10 feeble
your nerves unsteady, and ycuf q 1ecpltiei
waning,
Hop 1litera VIII Give you New
Lie and Vtg0r.
Try Hop CouthT Cure and Fan
/ he lief. .
FOR SAFE BY j. II JUDKIMB, o 4ni
POPS q CATTLE Dfsssists, woodsfsld
4 Ohio. IRE - f7f',tS a'-s-.- - " -
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just as Represented.

Steele & Price put Flavoring Extracts
in the market just as represented their
bottles are full measure, hold one half
more, and are three times the strength OF
those ordinarily sold. Ask for DR.
Prices Flavoring Extracts. We endolse
their clailas for purity and strength,
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COMMON PLEAS COURT.

c. G. Oblinger va Samuel Scott; civil
action; account of plaintiff Sl27,2 ,2S;
Judgment for plaiutiff for slE ,2S;scred-
Its allowed on defendants account .S1Q0
A. u s. Thistle VS. Obod Wait ,et al;;
civil action; Judgment IN favor Of plain
tif's for S345,19 and order for sale OF
real estate.
Joseph Hill vs. LeviLong ct al; civil
action ,judg gment in favor OF plaintiff for
S6S7 go and decree for sale OF real es.
tate.
VIM. Foreaker VS. George Hall, ct al
appeal; an additional bond having been
required and the defendant having failed
to comply with such ORDER on motion
Of plaintiff the appeal was dismissed.
Mahlon Edwards ys Tillis King 4
apos; civil action: Judgment in favor ol
plaintiff for S2e2, ,o7. --ss.s.seyzss
Isaac Hosuel vs. TiIlis King & ano.I;
civil action judgment in favor OF plain.
tiff for 1904, and order for sale Of real
estate. AL al thgi g1
hid. Riley VS. Elizabeth Riley = civil
action amount claimed S638,2l; judg
ment in favor of defendant. sash a.aI
s P. Gehhart We Mary 4 Hall, ct al
partition; W. j. Crawford, James Wat.
son and L. o Okey were appointed
Commissioners to, partition the premi
ses ai
Nelson Hogue vs. Reuben Yoho q ano
civil action Judgment in favor Of plain
tiff for s242, IT, ~. ...' - s I :, !
P. Fankhouser, ct al vs. The Sardit
Manufacturing Co.; civil action; real es
tate ordered re.appraised. ID .Y.I Nsf
sb Ads. Thistle VS. M.. D.. Higgins 4
ano; civil action; judgment in favorso
plaintiffs for $l95,42 and order for salt
Of real estate.
r C. Knowlton vs Isaac N Cline 4 ano
civil action; judgment in favor of plain
tiff for $3.50 and order for sale Of rea
estate :, ''''...'.F. ..-'s' '.s9sf go
j. D. McReight vs. W. II. Slime ct al
civil action; Judgment in favor OF plain
tiff for 862,94 and order,for sale Of rea
u. Gregg q Co., vs Rebecca Murphy
ct al; civil action; judgment in favor o
plaintiffs for Sl32,65, and order for salt
OF real estate. aaA--~
| Joseph Paulus & ano. VS. Margare
Reisbeck, ct al; judgment in favor o
plaintiffls for . S805l and order for sale o
real estate. q Al " SA ~
!! N Gambs vs. Peter Derr; civil action
leave to defendant to amend his answe
in 80 days after term.
| II p. Riley vs Elizabeth Riley ;ecivi
action; heard on motion of the plaintiff
to set aside the verdict and for q ne,
trial: oyerruled. ..,s, n.sr
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Chicag0-June, p, ,-Hogs-Open,
ed dull at 15c lower, subsequently, de-
clined, partially recovered and the mar.
ket became rather active; light shipping
and packing ct 8 85@4 90; fair tosex'
ira smooth shipping I 80@4 Is. slrsss
Cattie-Good to choice shipping 4 81
.@5 90
sheep-Market rather lfrmer; sale.
a 62i per 100 pounds. sTosr,r ~ =
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New Fork--June 27s--Beeves-
Dressed dull; &c common to 4c native
sides.
Sheep-Dull at 8 5o@4 IS. ordinary
to prime, with picked lot to exporters
1l6 pounds, 8 10; lambs active and
higheri, ordinary, to choice Southern
western and State 6@7 00j ltI III
Swine-None offered alive; fair tc
good wanted at A 60@5 10,
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Economy! Economy!' Economy!
The way to sell cheap goods is TO buy
them for cash and sen them the same
way, Taking off the Discount, curtail.
ing expence by doing your own labor.
Paying no salaries &c. Thus giving
the advantage to the purchaser,
This you will ind is done in the firm
of ROBINSON q SON, dealers in gen.
eral merchandise and country produce
Give them q call ia tue town Of Stafford,
Monroe County, Ohio.
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EREMULus BRowNrIELD, of Seneca
township. Indicted atthe ptesent term OF
Court, for attempting to provoke a
breach OF the peace, came into Court on
the 9th ult, and entered into his own
recognizance in the sum OF $l00 for his
appearance at the next term $50
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TOBACCO.


= The great cslsbrity Of eur Tin RAG
g TOBACCO has caused many sinitaties
:, thereof to be placed on the market, W
q therefore caution all Chewers isainst ,pur.
Z chasing such imitstiors. aiiif 81 sll
g All dealers buyins OF ssiling ether plug
3tobecoo bearing . hard or metallic label,
& lender themselves liable to ,ths penalty Of
& the Law, and all persons Violating oar
trade m2rKs Afs punishable BY dre and
= imprisonment. See Act of Congress,
slAug ID, 1879. 10 4aigaiAad OH ne,s
81 Tks genuine LoRIILARn TIN
TAG TOBACCO can be distinguished
sby q. TIN TAG on. each lump with the word
z LORiLLARD stamped thereon. e','7'' z
Over 7,oeS tons sold III 1871. And Bsaf-
2 y 5000 persons emp Dyed Id factories.
: Taxes paid CONT in 1877 about o8,-
500. 900, and during past M ysass over
= e20. .0o0, 900. fa,l-s,,,.,, .s,.,s.,,,;,.;,,
These goods sold BY al jobbsrs a nan'
s ufsctursrs rates. ~ mayi4,7Bm3.
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HTha 1eaf Tobacco Convention

gThe Leaf Tobacco Convention at
Barnesville. on the 18th ultl, waslattend-
ed by thirty.three dealers who have g..
l5o hossheads shis Year, and fifty deal.
|ers. not present, reported 3,305 hogs
heads, making Q total .ot 8,455 hogs
heads,
The resolstions adopted look 70 .
continuation Of the trade OF this section
with Baltimore houses. Ms, WArsos,
Of thisIcounty, made an effort stoshave
the Warehouse ss Bellaire recognized by
the committee on resolutions, but, fail,
ling In that, be e'submitted minority re
port which the convention refused te
second. The resolutions and other pro
ceedings will be found elsewhere in thil
paper.
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East Liberty, Penn4srguno q
-Cattle-Market closed sloS at about
l5@20e off from last week
Hogs-Yorkers 4 1904 35; Philadel.
phias'4o 5094 S5.lio aas .sssrolg .sasasi
| Sheep-None selling. saiiAg ) 6iie !
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@A young man named ScHRoDY, of
Lewisville, this county, was seriously in
jured on the HoFF farm, between Woods
field and Malaga, onlthe 26sh ulhi He
was digging well and had got down
about 40 feet. The rope by which be
assembled aud decended, at that depth,
became too short and was spliced By al.
lsachinga piece of clothes 1ne. Alter
wards ScHRoDY got into the tub and
commenced going down; when half way
down, the rope broke and be was thrown
to The bottom, breaking lis leg and
otherwiss ipjuripg big. very seriously.
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w Communion services at Buchanan
Presbyterian church Sabbath. July 7th,
at 1880 A. NJ, Preparatory services on
Saturday, 9th inst, 2 P. NJ.
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wOODsFIELD NURSERY

Mrs, NJ. A. WAY, at the Woodsfield
.Nufsefy.is prepared toe fnfnish Fruil
Trees, Garden seeds. Pot Flowers of al
kinds, Wire and Rustic Baskets. Snow
fake and Beauty Potatoes, and Bulbs o.
Dahhas, Gladiolus', Tubrosess &c,, DO.
at the lowest cash prices. Where arti
cles are sent by mail 16 cents per pound
postage. is added to the price.
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rit seems Impossfbie-

That a, remedy made Of such common,
simple plants as Hops, Bnchu, Mandrake,
Dandelion, &c, should make so many
and such marvellous and wonderful cures
as Hop Bltters do, hut Tbensold and
young, rich and poor, Pastor and Doc
tor, Lawyer and Editor,alI testify TO hav-
ing been cured BY them, you,must be-
lieve and try them yeursels, and doubt
no. longer. See other column
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~ Mr.. ALEX. GRIFFITH, of Suns
bury township, left at our office last
week several heads Of the finest looking
and largest wheat we have seen this
year. 1t is the CLAwsoN variety and
the seed was brought from Chester coun-
ty, Pa. He also brought several staIka
of rye which measured eight feet 10
length, the heads of which were of ex-
traordinary length and we'll filed, Mr..
6. is one Of f'cat best tarners, ~
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~T The singing Of "Ninety and Nine"
by lille FIoRsseE and JoHssY ] 0spAs, at
the Floral Festival, was well done, the lit
tie ones being only two and four years
Of age, and had y not been against the
fpleewohld havesbeen heartily applaud
ed.
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sERENADE TO THURMAN.
He Makes a Happy Little Speech

The Cincinnati delegates to the Colum.
bus Convention serenaded, Senator Thur
man at the Neil House, Tuesday night.
and after loud calls he made his appear.
aGce amid enthusiastic cheering, and
spoke as follows:
- FBELow OITIzESs: My first duty Is to
thank you for the compliment paid me by
the screnade: my nsxtnot to bore you by
alengthy political speech, aud, therefore,
I will conane my remarks to mentioning
one or two points of interest Just nov
wien We ate entering on this campaign.
fhe first thing I haveto say isthat I have
been nine years a member Of Congress,
and come before you now fresh from
the last session, and say am better pleas
ed ~ith the work done by it than, by aoy
one ever saw. When I entered the
Senate there we're but seven Democrats in
that body: to-day there are almost az
many Democrats as Republicans, and two
or three laying around loose Laughter
Within the pastfew months there has been
but one Radical measure passed the Sen
ate, and that one the Republicans are no v
ashamed Of themselves. mean the seat.
ing of VIM. Pit. Kellogg. The work
done by the Democrats during the pas,
session has been grand. We passed the
bill remonetizing silver Cries Of" Good
"Good'sl liWeipassed the sbia preventing
further contraction ofgreenbacks cries
Of "Better"l and we passed the bill with.
drawing the army from all interference in
elections, all Of which were points in the
Ohio platform. EGreat cheering.]
The skies now look bright, and the
prospects of the Democratic party were
never better, i feel confident that wher
the votes are counted next October by ar
honest Returning Board the flag OF Demo
cFacy willbe found high above all in ths
bright sunlight.
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r gE tn II & Re I
e Keeps Bread, Cakes, Chow -Chow, /
Pickles, Nuts, Candies. Tobacco, CT
N gars, Canned Fruits, Jellies, Cheese, I
Fl Sardines, Mustard & other articles F
B kept in first class Confectionery.
R Motto: Quick sales Il small profits. I
R E, 7 IN H z R !
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sss HEDeputy Sheriff JOHN READ, and
. slAkDEEw 1DszfER, Guard, left hereon the
25th inst, with FEEscH HUsr, who was
sentenced last week to two years con.
Anenent in the penitentiary.
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BIG STOCK OF MERCHANDIsE
To be slaughtered. R, c. MILES from
this date, will commence to sell an i'm
Emense stock. Of all kinds Of goods, at
cost ana below. Come and buy bargains,
that no competition can meet.
Somerton, June "a, lS78.o bn a n194.
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w Communion service will be held
in Woodsdeld Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, ,Ja'y 7th, at. Pr NJ: .bys Rev.
RoBERr ALExANDER,s Of St. Ciairsville,
Ohio. Preparatory services on Friday
tle 5th. & 4sso P. NJ. and RS P. M.
and on Saturday, the esh as2RM.
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gMrs. o.. o. ALEXANDER has
just received a new lot Of cooking stoves
and can sell them as low for cash as any
other establishments in the county.
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| CfncinnatiLJons A7LHors- :,
Active, firm and higher; common 3 Goa
800; light A ,00a4 l5a packing 4 10a
A 90; butchers'4 25a4 80.
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't1so"ah ! Keep Coo? e,4
Don't suffer with the heat when, lyor
can buy a Ladies grass cloth suit foI
81 80 sParasol rs. Fan 05 Ready
n,ade Harvest Pants for-65~-~ Nice sum,
mer coat IS, and many other articles in
like proportion, at j j D Il II a .
NORRIS d ARMSTRONG'S.
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WOO = : !, astieId !. stock Market. . Z

b July dlACatsle staS per pound ;
Sheep 3a4u per pound. Hege sc per
pouh0. L.. v -, ~, ,.l..-h -, -. .
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New York
: CATTLE MARKETS.

ut. I.Ouis-June 27-Ho gs-Act-
I've, but lower for high grades; Yorksrs,
Baltimoresv and packing, at 3 -90;v fancy
4 10. =
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EWork Of all kinds done at the
stove and tin shop of Mrs. D o. ALEX
ANDER, this place, by one Of the best
workmen in this part of the State. Iron
and Tin roofs put on at reasonable rates.
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A Parisian elegaats bssss many hon.
nets as she has dresses; also, as many
boots, shoes gloves stockings, and even
psrasols to correspond. sEQ o d n
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.sFsdssiflT I 4th of Jaiy.b no isH
:. BALLOON, Ascension from the Fair
fGrounds. .sasis,eai
Calculation Ii Stafford.
Celebration at Graysville.
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