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william browns piTicuities.

The mistakes nave been recorded in the Po-
lice Court reports OF this paper for the past
week In regard 10 the Teprehensible conduct
O, william Brown. He was first fined $50,
which amounted to ten days in the city jail,
the time to be spent upon the rock pile, for
imbibing too freely Of that which enters The
mouth bur TO steal away the brains. An.
other charge OF petit larceny, for pUrloining
"A watch, was then made, in which the de-
fenuauI was sentenced 10 six months in the
county iail, win costs. Il was suSplcloned
that Ee had uUlawiuily possessed himself OF
a horse, which had been sold at a very low
prlce, which had the effect OF turning sus-
pIcion against Brown as being n horse thief.
The police were finally notified that the sus-
pic.Ons were not uniOuuued and yesterday
morning the owner 81 the morse, }. Il. camp
reIi, Appeared aLo gave such evidence that
Bro Il WAS bound over III the sum OF St,UVO
for --r1nL larceny.
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FeZernud Anue.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents.
Ih,Ie is not remedial agent in this world
that will cure Fever ana Ague, and all other
MalaTiouS Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid. Yellow
and other Fever, aided by RAILWAYS
PILLS, 50 quick Us RADNAN'S READY
RELIEF. fif'y cents per bottle.
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CITY NEWS.

MARY ANDERsON was sdjudged insane be-
fore Tie Fryotle Judge yesterday and an ap.
p.ic.tiun Will be made for her commitment
20 The asylum
,-,.v,cII The highest standard OF health,
nature demands the utmost Ts gularity OF the
bowels; a slight deviation brings many In
and paves the way to more
serious dangers. We can recommend Dr.
Bulls Baltimore Pills ss the best medicine
Tor Tie needs Oh the digestive apparatus.
A TRAVELLING man made the remark in
front Of the Continental hotel: kansas
City Is a great rEiiroSd oenieT, but IL is over
rated lust one hundred per cent while the
facts l.. reference 20 L-sVeuwOTjE are, that IL
l. uudrT-rsIJG one hundred per cent" The
v hole htoIy Was COuueEs ed III lew slinp.e
words.
The word Electric IN tie name OF the
celebrated hola.hC.d remedy, Thomas Ec-
l,c,r.e OIL, signifies selected and eloct i=ed and
aptly desc.lUus It's nature, The ingredients
of this snuIhiIai0I OF pain and remedy for
l.Iu,less, sores, hurts, throat ana luug uls-
or,!erS q ys.utery, biilOusuess aud other al
u.ciIOus are carefully selected, and possess
valuable elec;T.c qualities. LOOK Tor Inc ad-
E..-eueUfS.
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sure Thing.

Dr.. Kings syphili;ic Remedy is warranted warranted
to cure syphilis IN the primary, seconaAIy
AND tertiary stages and in all its varied and
Complicated forms, and will cure the worst
cases OF yenereal diseases; cases which have
resisted the treatment OF the most emlnent
nhysicians of America. II cures the first
stage and heals the ulcers In few days. II
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and legs; also hard pains In the bones
and Joints, swelling OF joints, syphilitlc rheu.
matism etc, in a short time. Price fve dol.
lars per package. Sent everywhere by ex.
press A treatise on sexual disease, nee
Sent mailed for two stamps. sold Dy Dr. j..
Dinsbeer AIS, North Seventh street, st, Louis,
No. Cures guaranteed or tue money refund.
ed. Thee. Egersoorf, agent, Leavenworth
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Dutch Henry again.

iSaiine County Journal, II
That which might have proved trag, d y
happened on Gypsum creek last week. Hen
ry Prudent and wife lived at their farm on
the Saline river, but the wife became esrrang
ed and left her husband, 10 take up her resi-
dence on Gypsum creek. A German who
went through life weighed down with the fes-
tive name of "Dutch Henry" had become
enamored of Prudents wife, and desired TO
be near her, ana followed The latter TO Gyp-
sum Creek. Henry Prudent aud uncle start
ed over TO Gypsum one day last week, to go
to the farm where the trusnt wife had estsb-
lisr ed herself, for the purpose OF obtaining a
drill belonging 10 the uncle. Dutch Henry
an 4 the wife ordered Prudent and his uncle
OFF the premises. The former followed up his
commands with an advance upon the wagon.
A. he went he seized a club. aud jumpin (
into wagon commenced pounding Prudent.
was quite badly injured before his sssailant
ceased his blows.
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EEs'EiCE Court

Ron. Robert Croz.er, Jadgei p. q. Lowe,
Sheriff; M5Cown Hunt, Clerk.
ESherlfi made return On vcnire.
Tx parte Louis Clausing, admitted to lu-i
citizenship.
Pond vs. Housley-MOtion OF defendant TO
dIsInis, appeal sustained aad exceptions.
Monroe vs. characterization 10 dismiss ap.
peal overru!cd.
Marshall vs. waGIle etal-Dsmurrer Of de-
PENDANTS to petition oVeTTUlcj.
Perkins " Perkins-Leayc 20 plaintiff TO
amend petition, which Is done; defendant
given i've days to answer.
johnson " Instrumentation Of plaintiff
to compel defendants, Waterman & Water.
man, To make answer more definite and ac-
ton Withdrawn; leave 10 plaluuif 10 reply in
ten days.
Ia me matter o: the assignment of Wiz
Hams * B-veES-C. r. W. DIsSler, Esq., ap-
pointed commissioner.
Flint ~ Kahn CT al-Sale in Lyon county
confirmed.
Ciark vs. ESpezcheidt Judgment modi-
fled. l. ~haier, ESq appointed L. c5iyer
Fdkler vs. MerUnik-CouIJ ItIa..
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Attention, Owners of Horses
TRE ItSc COZ

TSf Ltsf col
LAX Pads the only
permanent ami reilh-
bic pad for scr, usCEet!
uO-seS or mules thai
has ever been prOuUg-
81 and has been sTea.-
" improvt q since Jan.
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IButIer COUNTY Eutel pIist.I
The people along Rock creek and the divi-
des between that stream and Muddy and
Timber, are very much asitated about the
Appearance Of disease among the cattle In
that section OF the country. Several head
have died and more are sick and the farmers
have seized upon a herd out there, and are
holding it by force. Loud threats have been
MAIZE or 4 resort 70 violence, If an attempt Is
made on the part Of the cattle men 70 remove
the herd. We counsel all parties TO act with
moderation and not allow hot blood 70 innn
ence their actions, and We believe the DIM
entity can be amicably arranged. ANY AZ.
TEMPT to settle II by shotguns won't do u All.
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OLIVER CITSoN & CO.,

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. TENTH GRAND DIS.
TRIBUTlON, CLASS j. AT NEW OR.
LEANS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER lith, 1879
ll3th MONTHLY DRAWING.
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Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys,

Chronic cases OF LucoThea ana Uterine DIS
eases.
Ia tumors, nodes, hard Jumps, and syphi-
loid ulcers; in dropsy, in NeIeresl sore throat
ulcers and in tubercles OF the lungs; in govt,
dyspepsia rheumatism, ricketts,; in mercurial
deposits-it is in these terrible forms OF dis
ease, where the human body has become
omplete wreck, and where every hour OF
existence is torture, wherein this great RENE
dy challenges the astonishment and adm!ra-
ton OF the sick. At is IN such cases, whSre
all the pleasures of existence appear cut on
from the unfortunate, and by It's wonderful,
almost supernatural agency II restores The
hopeless to a life and new existence where
this great remedy stands alone in its might
aud power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every
one r. more or less troubled with, a few doses
will, in most cases. anu a few bottles in The
more aggravated forms, work a permanent
Ure.
lose afflicted with chronic diseases should
ur chase package containing one dozen
ottles. Price s 10 per dozen, or S. Per hall
Oxen bottles, or 81 per bottle Sold by
ruggists.
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A sure TninE.

Dr. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure Gonnornpa, elect, Cor
dee, Structures, Diseases of the Kidneys, Blsd-
der and Urinary organs OF males and 10
males.
Dr. Hunters Specific No. 2 Is a sure remedy
for the Spermstorrhoea, Seminal Weakness,
nightly emissions, the loss of power, cfused
by self-abuse or excessive Indulgence. Price
OF DR.. Hunters Specific 81 per bottle ln;ec.
ton, 81 per bottle. Sent everywhere byeK.
press DIR. J. Dinsbeer, sole propriefO NO.
DIS North Seventh street, st. Louis, Missouri
Send two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran.
Sized or tn money refunded.
Theo. Egersdorff, Agent, Leaveuvorth
X .usss mayl l.eod&w
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Dosage City Times.I

The shipment Of fat cattle from this point
SO far this month has exceeded any ship
ment ever made from any other point in the
county. The number since the 18th inst. was
SIS head, of which Messrs. Nathan Herring
shipped Cos, which they bought OF Miller
Rrna- The lot averaged about 400 pounds.
Messrs. Hepsley & willing shipped 2l5 head
which were the finest and best lot ever ship:
ped nom Osage county. They averaged
sSO rounds, and were as "fat as butter"
The following is the record Of shipment from
this point for the week ending THURSDAY,
September llth: Cattle, Sc cars: wheat, car;
coal, ia cars: tagging. cars; hogs car.
Total l6- cars.
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CampmeetinS In Chase County,

INfIHsC NOufIey x]Ne1S1S'f 7
A district campmeeting under the auspices
of the Hutch inson district of the NJ. E.
Church, south Kansas conference, will be
held at Cedar Point, on the A T. & S. +.
railroad. commencing Thursday, September
18th, 1879, at two O'Clock p. NJ, and continues
one week. There will be boarding hall on
the ground, furnished and controlled o the
orvsnizxiiou. where me ais will be furnished
ct a low price. Al. other stands are positively
forbidden by the organization. Each family
will be expected to furnish teeir own tents
seats and water will be furnished and good
order matnt aimed.
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Facts and Figures.

To give the reader a faint idea of the amount
of pacs Ing that would be done here II We had
a packing house. We have only to say that
during one sesson-in the winter OF ls'i-5, the
late H. w. Baker packed here 1900 alone,
nearly all of which were brought in by the
farmers residing in this vicinity. This is
enough to show how the business would In
crease with all the latest modern facilities
Tor future operations Far as the season is
now advanced, suitable hui dlngs can yet be
erected here this fall, If operations are COM
menced at once, for packing al least l5O,UVo
hogs the coming winter.
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Among the most iuterezting events curing
the session II the Masonic Grand Lodge CT
the state, which meets here on the 18TH, lG-h
and E..n OF next month, VIII he the turning
over and uI.yell.ug Of a very fine monument
at ut. MGncie. erected by the Aasons OF the
state 10 the memory OF Richard r. Rees, tie
fret Grand Mas:cr OF the STATE, and WHO
beIpea 10 crzanIZ- the Grand Lodge. The
j. now being made by Bartlett Il
it.IS ana IL a most elegant specimen OF me
work Il u 10 he Ct tennessee aID4e, when
l. M. nearest approach 10 gIanlle -! any
ming ,our!d IN me qUsTIies. There will be a
tablet on each OF the four sides, 10 be polished
ana used Tor inscriptions. The base course
and the cap, with a large cross u hg on top
a, fIr,- I1oI'urut:lt, will - oi fine-tOOIed WORK
and the sides OF rough ASHER The monu-
ilr.t NILI cost :, loo.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum purge, regulate, purify, cleanse
ami strengthen. Railways Pilis,..for the
cure of all disorders OF the Stomach, Liver
bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Headache, Constipation, Costiyeness, lndi.
z sstion, Dyspepsia, BIiiousness, Fever, In
namins.ion of the bowels, Piles and ali de-
rangement of the Internal Ntscera. War
rant to effect positive cure. Purely yegeta-
ole, containing no mercury, minerals or de-
eterious drugs.
nS-Observe the following symptoms re
ulting from Disorders OF the Digestive Or
gans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness Of the
blood in the Head, Acidity OF the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust of Food. Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Eruc.
tations, Sinking On Fluitering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffering Sensations when in
lying Posture, Dimness of Vision. Dots or
Webs before Sight, Fever and nul pain in
the Head, Deficiency of Perspirafion, YeiIow-
ness OF The Skin end Eyes. Pain IN the side,
Chest, Limbs and Sudden Flushes Of heat
burning In the Flesh.
Asend . letter stamp to RAILWAY 4 Co.
oto32 WARREN. corner church
seande win Re sent. tues-thus-sAt-sun.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company.

RESPONSIBLE corresponding agents wanted
nj ali prominent points, to whom Q liberal
CONDENSATION will be paid.
Applicafiou for rates to clubs should only
he made to the Home ONCE in New Orleans.
Write, clearly stating full address, fol- fur.
ther information, or send orders to
N. A. DAUPHIN,
p. o. Box COZ, New Orleans, La,
or same at
Ne. $40 Broadway, New York.
An our Grand Edra0vdin6Sy DrosCin1s are
under ne supeyvision and management of GEN.
ERALS q, T. BEAURE6 ARD and JCBAI
AEAkLY.
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DIR. Radyvay7S
SarSalarllIlaG ReS0lV8It
HEGREAT BLOOD PURIFIER


hey daily occur after using a few doses
j. Good spirits, disappearance of weak
NESS languoT, melancholy, increase and hGrI-
ness OF re-h and muscles etc.
Z Strength increases, appetite improved,
relish Tor hood, no more sour erICtat or
VaierbraSh, GOOD digestion, calm and Undls-
turbed sleep, awaken fresh ana vigorous.
g. Disappearance OF spots bOjcheS, pim-.
pcs; the skin looks clear and healthy, the
urine changed from It's turbld and cloudy
appearance 10 a clear sherry Or amber color;
water passes freely iron the bladder through
the ureihrs without pain or scalding; Lille
OF .lo sediment; no pain or weakness.
l. Marked dlmunltiun OF quantity and
Frequency Of involuntary weakening dis
.norges, III afflicted that way, with the Ger
Iaiuty OF permanent cure Increased strength
exhibited in the secEeiIuE glands and tune
IlOnl harmony reslofeu 10 iile several or
S. y elIovy ttrge on the white OF the eyes,
anf the swarthy- saffron appearance OF the
skin caADged 10 a clear, Lively ana healthy
o. Those suffering from weak or liberated
lungs or tubercUlss WIFI realize great bgneht
In expectpEsIInE freely the lOuEb plelghm
or mucous rom The lungs, air cells, hrunchl
or windpipe, throat or head; GiLAlulsnlng the
frequency OF cough. general increase strength
throughout the system: siuppaGc 81 night
sX,saiS and pains and feeling OF weakness
around the ankles, legs, shoulders, etc; ceS
sstion OF cold and chlilS, sense 81 sUi!oCatiOn:
hard breathing ana parozysn OF cough on
lying down or arising IA line morn ~. All
these distressing symptoms gradually and
freely disappear. -
I Assay after day the SARSAPRII LIAS
Is taken new siguS OF returning health VIII
appear: as the blood improves ia purity and
strength disease will diminish and ali tor
efgn and lmp pure deposits, nodes, Iumors, m
GERS hard Jumps, ETC, be resolved away and
the unsOunu made sound and healthy; III
GERS lever sores, chronic skin diseases sTad
ually disappear
In cases where the system has been sail
waited, and Mercury, -QulCksilYe-- Corrosive
Subiimate, have accumulated and become
deposited in the bones, joints, etc., causing
carries of the bones, ricketts,, Splna! curvature,
coaiortions, white Swelllngs, Na-lcOSe VEINS
etc, the SARSAPARILLlAS Will resolve
away these deposits and eNtermlnale the VI
Gus of the disease from the system.
y ifthose who are taking these medicines
TOR the cure ofchTonic. scrOiuiouS on Eyphll-
lite diseases. however SLOW may he the cure,
'steel better ana ina their general health
improving, their flesh and weight increasing
or even keeping its own, = a sure sign that
:he cure is progressing. In these diseases
the patient either gets better or worse the
yIrus o; the disease is not inactive; il not ar
rested and driven frQgl She blood, II VIII
spread and continue To undermine the con-
s;itution. As soon s4ithe SARSAPARiL-
LIAM makes the patis1.t "leel better" every
nour Won will grow better ana increase In
health, strength and flesh
The great power of THIS remedy Is IN dis
e. see that threaten death-as IN
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New England Dinner

lbeloit ourier, Ill
according 10 announcement. some thirty
pereons whose nativity was in some one or
Other Of New England states. met st the
Avenue House, on wednesday last and par
took OF dinner prepared by the host of said
mouse. Beans and pumpkin pie were the
prominent dishes, while tue Dime: was
otherwise elaoorately spread.
Before dinner the presid snt Col. Whitney.
called the meeting to order. and said that
the election Of officers was the 1rst thing To
oe attended to They selected for President
OF the society, A. p. Smopds; Vice President,
Gapt Blood and Z. l. Brow seer. tary, DR.. 4.
Patten; Treasurer, +. W. Barrett.
Upon being seated at the table, Mr.. Hersey
pronounced the Blessing, and that hungry
set OF puritans just cleared away yard after
yard OF the good Thing set before them.
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Watch the Markets.

INOIIH IOpehd IIIHeS, III
The farmers who have hogs TO ship this
season would do well to watch the markets
and not wait, as the most of them did last
winter, and at the last moment, when the
market was flooded. run them IN at a loss
rather than hold them any longer. Owing
to the vast plumbers OF hogs in the couutry
this season, IL will be well TO not wait until
the market Is glutted.
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fine rain fell on Friday night followed by
light showers on sunday, but 1t will require
great deal more to wet the ground enough to
raise the streams and start up the springs so
as to furnish stock, water for winter without
driving To the streams. 1t would be cheaper
Tor those who have large herds OF stock and
no poncs Of running water, TO drill artesian
walls which would furnish an ineXhaustabe
supply. jhs loss IN driving herd two
miles to wafer Tor single winter would pay
Tor the We'll.
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Amman CHURCH Meeting.

The annual State Meeting of the Christian
churches of Kansas will meet at Emporia on
Thursday. October I'd, at two O'Clock p. M,
and continue over the following Sunday.
The State Preachers Meeting will meet on
the Tuesday preceding at two O'Clock p. m
Delegates attending via the NJ, h & i. and
paying full fare will be returned at one
fourth fare on presentation OF ceIuhcate
signed by the secretary. 1t is expected that
like reductions Will be made by the A, i. &
s. +. and perhaps other roads. VIII State
papers please notice:
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A Row About school Teacher.

The colored people are quite indignant at
the action of the Board Of f iucation in EN-
p'oying ]. ID. Bowser as prize: pal of their
school, under existing circumstances. 1t
seems that serious charges had been brought
against Mr.. Bowser In Kansas City, where
he had long been principal OF the colorsd
schools, and that when he was called on for
an explanation, he re,is ed, instead OF
promptly making an effort TO eStao ish hts
Innocence. The colOr-d people had a meet
ing Monday night, and vigorous protest
Was made by Dep1ty Marshal Patterson and
several other Influential co,ored gentlemen
against the employ ment of Mr. Browser. SO
far as We have been able TO learn the cDlored
people were all extremely well satisfied with
their former principal. Mr. spencer, and do
not understand or countenance his removal.
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Locating the Depot.

Msj. Dowland. Of the Kansas Pacific vas IN
own Tuesday afternoon, TO settle upon the
location Of their depot in this place That
question had created more excitement mere
than any one question since the INIT railroad
entered Cloud county, and IL settled with sat-
isfaction 10 tho railroad company, ana. We
hope, to every citisen OF the CITY. Inc
~ norm naif Of blocks lss and 1ss. vs. &C.
oented IN IN. DoWland soe depot grounds,
aud work On the depot WIN b oonmenceo
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A Result of Pooling with Alcohol
Eureka Herald

On Friday, September ), W. NJ. Hummer,
of Elk county, came nigh being killed by the
explosion of an empty alcohol barrel. He
received a severe wound on one hand and
slight wound on one arm, his hat was blown
oil, his beard, eyebrows and hair singed, and
his beard filled with splinters and partly
pulled out by passing pieces. All that saved
his life WAS a gimlet hole through which
smoke escaped, causing him TO move his
head TO one side cooking TO see where the
smoke c-me from) just far enough TO be miss
ed by the main part of the barrel head which
was thrown 10 the Top OF the shop with such
force as to shiver hard, seasoned wood.
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Just ~ Though Something Fanny
Had Been said

We know young man about twelve years
old that has earned good licking. which will
be presented to him the first time we meet
him. Tie other day, while marketing, We
purchased large size cabbage head. and as
We had a number of other things to carry, for
convenience we carried the cabbage head on
our shoulder. We had not gone but a few
steps when We heard the aforesaid young
man yell out; SAY, Mr.. Ei;tor." We turn
ed around with, "Well, what Is wanted 2"
"Oh, nothing much just wanted to know
which one of those heads furnished the
brains for the Progress" We did not wait for
answer, but a lot Of fellows on the corner
comm. need TO laugh Jut as II something
funny n al baen : I'D
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save Your Hair lAeep 1t Beautiful.
The London Hair Color Restorer'' is the

most delightful article ever introduced TO the
American people. and is totally different
from all other Hair Restorers, being entirely
free from all impure ingredients that render
many other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness or falling of the hair exists,
or premature grayness from sickness or other
causes, its use Will restore the natural youth.
full color, and cause q healthy growth, cleans
ing the scalp from all impurities, dandruff,
etc, at the same time II Is q most pleasing
TUNED. rendering the hair soft and pliable,
making it an indispensable article in every
toilet.
ASK yozr druggist for London Hair Re.
storerer, Price IS. q bottle; six bottles s..
Main depot for the United States, $50 North
9Th street, philadelphia. Sold in Leaven.
III by Arnold & Hunt.
wedfrtsun&w
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Munson & Burrows have forty men en-
Moved in manufactur' NC the above articles,
and do business of 50 900 yearly.
OTHER INDUSTRIES.
Besides these above enumerated, is glue
factory, an extensive cooper shop, two vine
gar factories, two broom makers, one cotton
batting factory, a soda water factory, and
perhaps a few others, all doing business in
the vast territory which nature has made
tributary TO the metropolis of the west.