Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 August 1879 — Page 2

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An Intorview With Congressman T. H. Herndon, of the First Alabama OUtrkft.

The South's Fir.4fc Choice for Hendricks for the Presidency, With Thurman a

Gqpd Second. fvi

Frein tlii fndlau&pjoTls Scntl'ftel. Colonel Thomas H. Iierndon, of Mobile, representative to Congress from the First Alabama district, who has been in the city for several days past, visiting his relative, Mrs. Kinder, on Lockerbie street, leaves for Chica'go this evening to spend a day or two there before returning home. A representative of the Sentinel who called updn him last evening found him to be a fine-looking, gentleman, Of engaging manners And agreeable address, and, as might be naturally suppQsed, thoroughly converse ant with and interested in tbecondition of political, social and commerlcal affairs in hi$6e:tion of the country. After explaining the object of his call, the Sentinel reporter put fdrth the following question: What is tlWf feeling toward •Governor Hendricks inj yoqr dis ricts, colonel

Colonel Herndon—Oh!' Governor Hendricks is a great favorite with the party in my district, and, indeed, I think is the choise of the entire state. Alabama was for him, you know, in 18761, at St. Loui«, ana only finally VQt$d f^r Tik'en from policy.

Repo.t'.r—Is Governor Hendricks popular throughout the South generally ?4' Colonel Herndon—Yes. We like.him for his. course,duiirg ,th£. war, and because of his fine 6tawst$an-like ipdnduo.t. ant1, also, because of ,UU political strength in the West and North. The .South is willing to accept the man ,th6 party in the Noith selects. Judge Thurman is •quite popular with us, too.- Should General E wing win in Ohio, it will advance jud^e Tl.yrm.ui with us. and ma o? course, put E'.ving to the fore, The people, however, generally prefer Hendricks-over Thurman,. because he is a young mac, and has mote energy and vigor.

R—Does the financial question enter into the government of your choice? Colonel H.—No. WV are now far more interested in other- things than the monev quest iov.H?^

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has

jSd5by0«ilroads her comttie been injured. Cotton that use there is now taken away by rail tottew York The people of the interior-Who used to get all their supplies trom m\an now procure goods at the same prks in our market trom Lofc-

Lcuis or ven sew

This ha*, of course, lu»t

out wbpl^

trade. We are hp%e«r, our ppsiticn,^ Vnvwavs to regain our ppsiticn.ftn^ang. bhe was \he great project for deepingjhe^f old Clarissa j-r We nope to uUimately buitf up\yle, Jim and ^jo were sent

various ways to regain now harb

visi ed bv the lever. :r Colonel H.—Yes, we have I received a letter Vais

caped entirely

fever- become epidemic in we would hav6 Othe- places

disease in Should the New Orleans, of course to quarantine against her. would quarantine against us, cur peep would kave the city and this would hurt business.

...

R.—1 believe yen bavj been at Cm -cinnati riuing, investigating the

congressiohal

Characterized as the Most "Pi gerous Man in the West, in the Coniitejrfsiting Line ~r

the

traudfes?

Colonel H.—Yes we have jast finish ed the work. Our report w*H- be ready

publication about the first week

COColonel

Herndon was in the city about

years

ago, and in answer^ to MW-

ion b, lh"«port»r, that k»» »stoni.l'.el .t the improvement, nude since ^n. From, the number of ,fine re ^cehev,«,W 10 think that »e were in a very,' prosperous condidtion, and wait surprised when he had been fntonned thaf so many of them v.e mortgaj-ed. Here he was caUed to fulfil an eigaaement to go driving, andI the

Jenar", thanking him hi* courtesy withdrew. TT-3

S TWJE^IT^ TttQUSAND DOLLARS DAMAGES. Special tOthelndianapWW Sentinel:

Lafayetter Ifld.»

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in This City and Transfer to

the U. 8. Authorities at Spriog-

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The Financial Question a Secondary Matter—Interesting Conversation About the Condition and jv.

Prospects of Mobile.

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R-j- As what, tor* example? it OUV in getting the constitution enforced as interpreted by our statesman before the ar. We do not carrv the doctrine ot States right as tan as we did then. Of course the ^set-

if m-f al'nnmfiZi

From th'i fit'lianapoLis Jouraal,,. otqi

Yesterdav, Walker Hammond, whom Dc derive Rathbo»e characterizes as the most dangerous man in the West in the counterfeit line, w'as brought befarfc Commisflcher HaW^fe and ordered transferft d'toJthe United States at Springfielid, Illinois, where he will be tried on stfaral coy/,its, which specifically Charge him wi&'liaving' in his |)06sessi0»), in 1877,. beiwee'ij $22,000 and $23,000 of skil!full5:'',i executed five dollar 'Nation-1 at Bar.^c not^s on the Traders' National Bank of Chicago, and the banks in Cantbh, PaxtOni Perut Aurora, Galena, and Virginia, Illinois, arid $50 treasury notes of the Clsy head iftue alto, a complete set of engraved ptate* for the $20 treasury note which made so much trouble all over the United States and finally, having in his possession a title plate for the National Bank of Peru, Illinois. This title plate contains the nafn'^of the bink, together with the signaluree Dt' the president and cashier. Tlie national bank note is first struck off with the places for the names left blank thfey are then filled from the title plate. The nrsit.'impression of the plate wasior

Traders' bank note, and the others followed, Detective Rathbone has been following Hammond since 1877, being confirmed in his (suspicions during the McCartney tfridl thjpt he' was Pete's outside man In the ui»pogition of the KUiff." Last Jani uary he shadowed him to the vicinity of McCartney's old home, in central iHi nois, but w'hile Hammond eluded him, he detective, near ^-Etna, unearthed allt the plates, dounterfeit notes, etc., in whicu he had been operating, and forwarded them ',t6'Washington. A warrant was issued for Hamttiqnd's'arrest, but he got wind

conceited

n. .h«e Cf Governor Hendricks

and

Judge Thurman. We dp not gb to fl?e evreme that General Ewu.g does, or even as far as Senator Voorhees. "what i* ihe condition and populution of Mobile? lonel 11.—Thelasl censun though

himself in this stute,

while a pal of his, to throw off the soent, mdiled letters to his Wife, who liv^a at Seymour, from some point in loWa, thereby leading Rathbone a fniitlefes q^asfe in' that direction. The unsuccessr ful efforts to capture Hammond made him reckless, and on the 4th or jtho Of Julv last he appeared openly on the birects of this city, and was rticog.': nized bv Officer She^, but befone- tjnt" warrant cculd 5e hunted up, heagarjo disappeared. Officer Sh*a had a person al acquaintance with him, and therefore kept a careful lookout, until day before yesterday, when he met him in the saloon corner of Massachusetts avenuei-'and Delaware street, and, after sending word to the'United States officials, claimed his attention with a game of "pedro" until ihe .arrival of Harry Adams with ai.writ,: Harry],'addressed him with a "bowdy^, Mr. J^aminOnd," and as WalMrfJookedi you.1' Hamm6nftfcL

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fritni was produced and fcapsfactOnally inspected, after which tnere \vas*a,^iet walk to the jail. The cantors did notj realise the importance of the capture until alter the arrival of petective Rathbone yesterday morning, bi*.£. there done the less vigilance in guarding hirti carefully. He started this morning for Springfield, guarded by Officers Shea and Manning,and Detective Rathbone.,

Hammond is only twenty-eight years of age, but has all his life nearly been engaged ih schetnes of villainy and. cutne,. He generally wears a light-brown befirdj but that is shaved off now. He is a' determined looking man, and his lortg caretr shows that his appearance does not beiie his character. In early life lie was identified with the famous Reno' fcaftj*,1 and in company with one of thtm^ (who is now trying to lead an honest life,

for that reason is not named), robbed the Adams Express Company near Seymour. He was arrested, and served five vears for this. His wife is also wellknown in criminal circles, having been, with hi*n, a member of McCartney's

She was Florida Lee, daughter Lee, and neice ot--Levi Missouri Rittenhause, to the penetentiary Jroti United States court here a year or t^aao '1

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CHICAGO LABORERS. •1'-? ..1

TKEY \K\1NCE A DECIDED DJB

\pO\lTION TO STRIKE.'1

St. L*uU Aug. 22.—A very strong disposition strike for higher wage's manifestedielf among mechanics and some classtiof iaborers here during the p^st few weis.' The conp^rft'tHke CI more than amnth ago is not yet arranged, sevei bosses still holding out. The lumber amsters' strike did pot amount to ything worthy of notice, but the actiotf the cigar makers two ji or three daysro has become so general that nearly a the member®, of .that craft have stcfed work, and quite a number of ma^cturers have agreed to pay. the advantaged. Yesterday there was a movent among the stove moulders for increase o? 15 per cent on piece work,U the restoration of what they call Vrd prices. This has been refused bjaost of the foundry proprietors,

anearly

po ant csei involving amoiyit of|»,ooo, by lOTin Baker, a man 60 Vfcai the forcible ejectment frrstni« Wabash

ins»T. to b^ rperiWietitly in jured. h?vipg received jjuties wthich will Adte hinp cripple for UK.

TH^ nMt t^-State Mprtieal Associa.ion

(yiAND ^V^KOi

all the atove

moulders in the Stopped wo-k To day. The street car Vluctors and drivers have now got th^-er to some extent, but they have d&rfned on no plan of action as yet. Ts d0 not ask more jay, but a less nuv of working hours erajftout fifteen tic

They r.ow avera^out fifteen hours.

A LITTLE KILLED BY THE CARS 4VINCENNES. Special to the India* seatinei '^incennea, iMAug. 22.—'Anna ifeufert, a beautifWtie Gertnan 'girl aged nine years, kn over by .the south-going freight the Evaiiayttle and Terre Haute r40.night and in* stantly killed.

Don't

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forget for^

?he cool lost popn iar r.-sori in Northwest.

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slf^tfTtf'fcrewsnt tticmselves tw»

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THE CUTLER UOU.^E 13 the flneit hotel in the State, and is flrstclafi^in very respect. Improved passenger modern conveniences Tr8aslj nt.r4t€ilt2.00an«». $2.80 per (lav aad by the week, 113.60 to 117.50. Ifie U. a. 8tgBakS«rvice

Grand Hav» a record of

from 10 to lj7u.grtes lots'^^flnflug tftemm mor th in, any other West, ra resort. Good Ashing from Mav ro October plenty 0/ minnows, tackle, etc. Good boating and plenty ol amusements. Scurf bathiu In Lake Michigan. Sheldon's celebrateil Magnetic .Mineral Spring^opposite the Cutler House.

D. CUTLER, T. DICKERING, Ownsranr Prop. Itfauager. JOfi. K. SPIKE3 Assistant Manager.

THEIHPIANA tMIVEBSlTY. Bloom4n*cton, Monroe Col Indiana^ UH.HEK COt,LEGMtTECOUttdtt!4

*fi.y

earlier.

'Tuition €Outlntrent Pee, $8 per Term. Library Jfee reqntred or allj 60 cen ts. Fees tntfM be paid striotly in advance.

Wom-'xn admitted to all courses on same ooudlllobts a« Men. For Catalogues, and other Information, address LEMUEL Mo3s, iVesldfiit. Robert U. Foster, Secretary.

July arista.

5 and 10c Counters!

TO THE TRADE:—The live business men of the dayare starting these counters. We are the Origin atora and Headq uarters! We Uwe the,only two ExoLtrcrvs & and 10 cent Jobbing Housefl^n tlie U. S., end tox Catau)gue aud"particul^rs.

BUTLER BR03.,£ivor

200 & 202 Randolph, Street. Cnicago. Mso, 26 and 28 qhauncy Street, Boston.

NERVOUS DEBILITY

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Vital weakness and Prostration from overwork ror. indiscrouun, is ra.Ucally and pro'p^t'lj" cured by

SWAT'S B0ME0PAT3IC mic

HO,

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BeeB iu use 20 years, anl la the most sue pessfulrempdy knorn. Price $1 per vi vl 8 vials'and a large vial otiowder for $$r sen postage1free on receipt of price.' Humphreys' Homeonathio Medicine Co.',*

107 Fhlton Street New'¥i»rk.

APPLICATION FOR LICEN^fi. Notiec is hereby given, that wiU apply the Boari of Commissioners of Vigo cotinty, Indian a,at their

5»eplember

license to seli.'.'intoxicating Hji^uors", in a lesB quantitjtffchan a quart at a, time. \riU •the pmitege of allowing the Isame to bu on my premises, ler me xear. My pjace of business and tbc pretBises wbereoii §aid liquors ars to be sold ^nd drank, nire located on l^t i)umber (9) aine, ill Mrs. Burt's 9ubd4jnltion

*«rr«rit J"

moment, then l»av.xf^tfjsvi-tOrw'W *, A1 you have a warrant I'll go. The

e®9t

P*pt

lot

ha no equal in cur-l.&vV'

in^ CRses (jf CHoLERA, CHOLEftV MORU0Sv DIARkHCEA, and all BOWEL COMl^LvlNiS. During trie summer months every household should hATe a bottle near at ftahft for immediate use. Price—26c, SOu nd.#1 jwr hoitlr*. flolj erervwhjre.

Herer^Spu^

CHAS. B. FIBRIN, Proprietor.

a.PKEElO ALL.

a°d

FLEBTVOODS'

1 Life of^lirlst,

850 Pages. Over \p0 lllostratlons Free to all who sendW their address and six cents in postagV,tamps.

Address united States Book al| BibleCq ijS and 1S0 E|m si .Cincinnati- O.

Mist Armstrttg's-.

Mi.' Auburn School

For Young Ladies ail Mf&es ifE opesS strr. pR qiRCU A RB, A DUKfeSS Vv

aon»«

kiaute that the Op, the 9th of

Gounty Fak .comt September, -?i iOOA

few weeks na

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No. S$ Anburtave.', Ctn^rtat?, O.

criv

,gans ly 106.25 ^trg%n

o«.y ireraemloua Reuuct& (jmjug the MiasumiP^r motths. been JSULCXEU kYO-tof my eltv ittbiitTUSt«.l sv^t.^ It* bouild should bo sulHji£^nro0f of rny ivspordib! nty. Latest cirou^ and Illustrated Se free. Addr i»a tli F. BasiATif jyashing^«yt5jt

WILSON 4

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WAVE-UK

MLeR WWBAljO 1 Bast Clw«r to The «ai»t. FOR l^SOLO EViBlYWrt^

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6ranvi

w, UiikiiiaC«

Btoi'6eaiiri CVaHANT W«r«n ueitrotW witMat the use

OA?

poison.

Vegetable remedies. Orow everywhere

910 Tofioooias.tLa ortcoes every month. Book seat

laining eyer^thing.

tree

Xw the Bejt ookn and Si

Sell in

HAVENS, Mi H. Prices redo

Xatlooal

lishlng Co ., Chicago- Ills.

(tlOAA returns in I ^1«UU vested.

day* on ftlOO hi

Official Reports and in

formation free. Like profits "weekly on Stock options of fl010 $50. Address, T. POrT«,R WRIGHT 4 CO., £, 1 Bankers,

WaH.3t.. Xew Yyr^

DEAR SIR.

Iar

I lr«li

TT CLLI:BHATED

science.

Also, a frtpahatory Course. am itEttk)

cum*

of R1FLKSI, SH.JT OU1VS RE-

VUI.VEKS. Addrecs Great Western Gun Works, PUtsbuig, Pa.

S S I N S

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An Absiluteiy Pure Article.

Warranted to keep pickles for years, Thirty one years in market. Customers ihould insist upon feeing our brand on the barrel* when buyip'g.

THE INDIANA UNIVERSITY.

Bl G3MINGT0N, Monroe Co., Ind.

Three Collegiate Courses

Women admitted to »li courses, o& same conditions as Men. For Catalogues, and formation, address

O I N E N

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term, lor a

Ho.. Ci)

one, iq .ftavinond's subdivision of the rorth we«i inarter (X)pf section twrentj-sevcn (21) Town (18) twelve, range nine west, Mte same beingon thecornerof Thirteenth ami Poplar streets, in the^tity of Terre Hante^ ln tiarrisoc township, in Vigocounty, Indiana.

CHARLES F.ORTS.'

tltKEDBT

PA III Kll lFJt

PPRRV nAVIS' 18 40 *,1°had

tdocu—.

tbirt:

'all

1.—The Conrse in Ancient Pi assies 1 «.f 2.—The Course in Modern Classics. S.—The Course General Science,

Also, a Preparatory Course. The Fall Term begins with the opening of the College Year, ThursdrtV morninjr, September 4, 13TH. Students to be examined should present themselves two days earlier. Tuition Free. Contingent Fee. $3 per Tortn, Library Fee required of all, 50 cents. Fees tou3t be psi 1 strictly in advauce.

LEMUEL aiOSS. Prpsldent. ROBERTO. FOSTER, Secretary.

Mc. A LISTER'S

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ALL HEALING W ALL HEALING j- 5 -1*0 ^... ...... 4^" »o

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NOTICE TO HE?ks!OF PEWTfON TO SELL RE A ESTATE.'

Notice is hereby gives- that Amanda A. Morvill, Administratrix ef .the, estate

Painting Depaitments. Teaches QerinatS'®" her petition to sell the real estal)Pi of French, and Greek, bverytbtog flrst-clas^he decedent, his ^erwnal propertybeing ani terms '^V.^D.^KPARDSON. D. Dl n*u«cfcnt to pay hie debt» afid t{MU said 1 will hg h^ard at th*. »».«•» iertjl

Aabarodale,

«ui*llet«B with Uifhttal sal odpeoial eare of health, maaacri. 9 of growing girU. Some reflvct cWfor next year, which begias Sept For Gitalaguq, address i\ O. BftAGDON, Principal

Fqk vocno woxkjT. the Vigo Circuit Court "v this 9th dar of Aug. ,1879.

ex-

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Ban^f?f, Wall New York.

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»TICK TO H»IRS OF PETJTION [TO-SELL RKAL ESTATE. ^ticeis hereby given thai 7ohn W.

Admini^rrator it bonto' tion, ot \tate of Isaac Evans, deceased, his property

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This remarkable OintmeBjt rontaips no Meriurial or other Mineral substance.' and nothing can be' fount} in its composition thatcau injure the tomler ipfant or landaly affeotthe sgedor iniirpt. Being a Vegetable/Preparation the ALL KICAL-

Of wiJl never injure vou but can he used with impunity by A L1 Its healing, powers are' wotiderful, th reputatiohit has acquired during the .pant 3i vears sp-alis volumes- of uraise for its merit?.

s«HIS

Oi.M'l«EI*T HAS

TIIDPOWEHTOOM'SE ALL EXTEKMt

Sores, Scrofulom Hutnora CtittffattOl/ft Erup-

tlnns, Common Itch, Fwloii artd' poisonous Wounds to disct.a ge th' ir puti i'l matier AH0 a thorough healing proceg^ fol^ow^^' "Burns and Scalds arc instantly relleveu. Chapped' Hands and Feet. Froateu Limbs and -Chil tilains ard promptly uured. Halt Rheum, Barbers Itcn, Ring Worm, are speedily eradicated.

As a remedy forp jjj Price 25 cent it is a Specifte- I*er box. Sold

(*r««""rt^h Street, New Yofk

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i39

Bortbn, Mtei. Iber,having __

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The subBcrlberjIiavlng: eecitred a long favorite hotel'on liber«J tp annonnoes.

lease 01 this favor^e hotti on liber«4 terms" .^1 Rates Reduced t\o $2.50 and $3 per

Day. Parlorund Baths Extra. Notwithstanding the unrivaled excel maintained.

SID ADD REUttU.

Da. SAN-FOKD'S LmtB. fcmooBATOH is a Standard Family Remedj for diaeasea of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels.—It is Vegetable.—It DebmtatesrT-It

ia,

Catkartio ao^, Toiiio. TB.t IT

lis reduction in prices, eeof tne table will be

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The McCormlck is agaifi ready for the harvest field.* ^Fawaeti and Nwheat raisers consider this matter. Dd not contract for any other binder until you" see ours,. For it has stood a*li the'head of all, and will hold the reins in the future«• It again took the premium at the Paris, France,Exposition in 1878, overall its competitors. For particulars call at the Ida'^o grocery.

E. COOHDFs (10

O E 1 S W E A & O

r4,*iS

I V' t8*, A DEALERS JN ALL jKlNDS OF

Farm Implements,

Ohio st.rEast side of Public s^are.

:-v"! Open and Top Buggies, Spring and Farm Wagons. The Celebrated Hughes Sulkey Plow. The Hamilton, Fort Wayne, and Buckeye Breaking Plow, for General Purposes. Thf Ganton4 Clipper and Othei Stubble Plows- A full 6tock of One-Horse Plowa, both Aight and Left Hand, Double-Shovels, Iron and Wood Beama* SingleShrvel Pfows. The Buckeye and Osbourn Self-Binding Harvester. The Buckeye Tabie Ralie, Dropper and Mower. The Wheeler Self Rake, proper and Mower .v,,^

Kuufi-iswM'w?-.. .•

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,• The Russell, J. Q. Cjsek and Springfield, Pitts, with steam or- horse power. The Taylor and other'first-class Sulkey Hay Rakes. We would call the attention of Farmer* especially to our Bar Flow Cultivator, v- PTA tnll stock, ot iiepairs always on hand for Machines, either Reapers s, Threshers 6old bv usi t, vii 1. W pB "Farmet6 ate most cordially invited to call and examine our stock purchasing. All of our gaocs are Fully-

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Three CarJLoad* ius^Received.

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Also tha-Leidy anu Avetv Stalk! Cutter

tid

SINO fOR €klOHLAK*

6 toot extension table*, 4. I leal tables, 91(0. safes, twe.-"

fall leaf ti Kitchen sa ittchenti

MWee

Gmmon chaira, E-**. OanoSeitChaiM,«i.VK :. Belateaas.SlN Jj»iv, Piaia W*rdrebea«l^06.

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JohJI Jt. DuRa^x. Clerk. ScotVAttys.

debts and, that saiapetttion will he Hd on the ^th day of October i&7S\the September term of the -V%o jurt. 1879. 'i

Johsr-lf. Dwrkak, Clerk.

Mr* virjU

the very best.

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The Champion, Weir and Smith Plows

The Solebrated: Wew ancl n^n^pion

Three Horse Sulkey Plows.

Ca)I at once, as theee- Implements art Terms easy* 4'",W. WALMSLEY

nq 4 ''^rth Fourth street, Near Chestnut,

the' Factory to the Wearer. Shirt? of Su^eriWMnsiin, Extra Fine Li]De& Shield Bosom, OpeaBftcfc)^Fiencli Yoke, and completely flnislied for

$7^0 JL DOZEIfftt

HuTtnsr completed «rr*n0Mn*efei widien* «f the Crttcn. f** torire limlled wnpljFofSbirtiii* at.

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¥uriiflt'ere, Stoves and 0 ueensware

iNKAT ovlt~ralcea. ^rtd*1 train Ute flS PaTler and chamber aalips*

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