The Douglas independent. (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, July 15, 1882, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE INDEPENDENT. ROSRBTJRO. SATURDAY. JULY 15. "BRACE UP ! " The Democratic party contains a great number of peculiar voters. They apjear to be Detuoer&ts or to call themselves sucb, from the force of cir cumstances over which they have v.o control. Furthermore, from tl e bot- toraof their hearts tliey seeai 10 fed sorry for it. It is. their , great desire to 20 tbroujrh life as ruartvrs. Thev court defeat they wish defeat, and are only happy in the gloom and depths of a Waterloo! A victory to them ia soraethipg ; on which the Re publicans have secured a patent, or at least a lawful right from the time to which the memorv of nan runneth not to the contrary. But: how tht?y puff and blow before an i election I Huw they turn out to all the I'Graml Ral lies T'' Uow they sliouV throw high their hats in air, and carry teccbes, hir brass bands and bet two to one on glory hallelujah or another man, until a week before election. Then tley let go all holda. The settlevl rae'anchollv of defeat gathers onj all their brows. The gloomy 'words go outy "we're goiv,'' "let their, take it," S e ban't lieat them," and then they are happy ! Thoy accomplished what thfy lahoml for, gate the Republicans a big m-acu at first smT a bigger victory at last. Tliej chuckle in their sleeves at how they scared them, and pity the joor earnest orker in the vineyard of Dembcrcy who really thought that the eause of justice could triumph. From t year to year it is the baine old story From .the amount of wind expended. rom the bluffing and blowing, the 1 Mass bands' Hooting," and a gr ind old tiino I generally a month before election1 one would think that the woods were full f Democrats. Perhaps they are. They appear to be there ou election day at least they are !not at the polls. Let all this nonsense be stopped. Let our campaigns- be conducted on something besides wind and air, Let an election le something else than a ''.. . I grand jollification and a grander defeat. We are men enlisted in a noble cause. 1 : The solution of American independ ence and all we hoi uon the Democracy. dtar defends The Republican party is the grandest,! best 'organized and most corrupt organization on God's earth. It is grand bflcause it is led by the wealth and aristocracy' of the new worldj;. it vis the best organized because every petty office is used to keep it well disciplined, and it is the most corrupt because it is used as a -asi money-making machine by its leaders- It holds to no principle, it has no creed except victory, oilice and money. It has evolved no patriotic measure but what has been the means oi filching millions froni the treasury . It has accomplished no good but what was counterbalanced by corruption. With its vast anil thorough organiza tion its leaders' attempt to cover up and hide its rotteness. Bi t the millions robbod from the Navy,; more millions from the War department and the Interior, its miles-a-nd miles of land given to railroad corporations, its Credit Mobiler swinnle, its Black Friday, its Whiskey Frauds and its K'tar Route 'robberies- are tho mile Btones of its corrupt career. And the people that continue it in power have forgotten that "eternal vigilance is the .price of liberty." It is against thid great organiza tion, this ovei whelming corruption which will stoop to anything to con tinue in power and above all this leth- i rgy and seemingly neipiessness of the people, that the Democracy must con tend. And to contend successfully it must cease to be a mob. It must be an organization guided by the most advanoed thought and, the highest patriotism. It must lead as would public opinion. It must send the schoolmaster abroad. its press and orators must net pander iii the least to the vulgar tastes- of the pcpulac ; it must be all thin to become the great preserver of liberty and Civilization of the nineteenth century, The great questions of popular self-government .are yet to be solved. The old govern ments of Enrope must topplo and fall ;and whether in the general crash the American Republic goes clown and all is auarchy and ruin and desolation and despair, with gnashing of teeth, de pends tijoti the democracy. It can . gave all. It can build up by its in fluence and example, great govern ments for the good of the people all over iho world. It can save Amer ica and freodoin- ami become tho eonserver of liberty everywhere. . J t can do this or it can remain a rabble . and a mob without head or hope. While tho doctors are orr tho disordered brain quarrelling of Guiteau and tha part whioh they claim they took in disectiug luai, the bones are undergoing a bleaching process pi-e- wi wf Atir rw t- nuliaflAn 'nr fltA .6us too; thochagiin f hjs irla tires vnd disgrace of a civilized natin. A NATION'S WEALTH, communicated. The wealth of a nation depends upon ;ts institutions, ar.d upon these institu tion depend, its edncatien,' morality j and general prosperity. First, a- eiear and correct comprehap sion of tho nature and character-of a Sareme Being and the laws that gov, em tho the universe, animate and inan imate nature, that we may first dtet out selves of Mint' bigotiy, fanatic-Miii and auperatttio'i, thereby exiah'iiv us to grant unte others the saais righls which we cLiisu for ota-sel vei. i - Second, our institutions of learning i should be of tie most practical chamc ter. Our high, schools sliouM bit indus trial vlia-h would make tliein iuoc practical than theoretical, .-.. Fom these schools would emerge thousands of una and Mooien plivsicailr as wIl aV: men tally develo;ed, prepared for u.-;efitl- tiusa, and ready to enter it. to the piao-; tieal duties and -'responsibilities of life. : Next femes agrieultrre, tho CrKt great industry of a civilized nation Without it a'l other great enterprises such as commerce and mrtnnfaotuiin-' could not be sustained." It is obvious that to iuakoa-n-icsiltiire ftjrreat success I a lingo invmbi-r should bo onira'd in I it who are actual freeholders .vith 1 o more laud than limy can propr-rly i?;;,n AKe and eult'vato well. - 7 When such is the case our revenue- ' . f will b greater,' our taxes I ghtr ami I onr". schools and onr nmrals better. We are then . ju'etitably . employed, ami ? our income is greater than our ex pen g We sha;l bavo more raw nit for rnat:uf;:c cries-, commerce hioh serves to .civilisi? and enlihtt n !' vvoii-f. Tht Hou.s of Keprsuntativei Washington has degenerated- regime of the present ine er, to a level w;th si Five-Point bar room, in which the words "liar" "no gentlemen" and others of the like which modesty -forbids us to public, nvei in dulged in bv members in t-pf-n Vuki without even a reprimand. .HtiMer worth, of Ohio, in his defense of the present a Iministrarion was applauded for language that even a lie publican stump orator would rot deign to utter; in the presence of an audience of gentlemen; nt. a time, to, . when the galleries were filled with ladies. And the languago of Hvibblij in apposition to an investigation of the political assessments levied by tin Republican Congressional Committee upon em play res of the Government', was unbf com ing a pot-house politician, and savored of a style of bulldozing never before attempted during even Grant's adminis tration. The members had the good sense and decency to have much of .the disgraceful colloipiy omitted from the record. The war cloud which has so long been gathering over the. Mediterranean hrs at last burst, and the British fleet has opened siege on Alexandria, Which is the nntin seaport of Egypt, and the second city in size in that country, ar.d contains a population cf dbout three hundred thousand people, it is situated on iho Mediterranean sea and well fortified, from its position .occupies an iinrortant; commercial position to the English government for this aggressive movement It is vry apparent that she means! the complete conquest of Mediterranean, and -unless opposed bv a combination of other European na tions sufficiently strong to compel the British Lion to sneak back to his lair, the land of The Pharaohs wIl be under English dictation and the commerce of the old world will be forced to pay tribute to I her coflrs. The friijnd. of . tempura.ica are cir dilating a; petition to our legishitnrw asking an amendment to the constitu tion piohibiting the manufacture, im portation or sale of Fpirituous Ihpiors for other tiian medical purposes within this State. These petitions are being extensively1 signed by people in all walks tf life, and time will f 11 whether onr Republican legislators from this county, who played- good Lord and good Devil with the' church and saloon during the campaign, will now have the stamina to define il.emselvt-s on this issue; or will they, like some of their predecessors, absent themselves when the vote is taken, or snC'er th bill to be smothered by less imjortaut measures. . -.'...' The press dispatches have informed us that the Senate Repuhb'.-un .-"J'-ns at Washington hay agreed to u'.ike amendments to the internal revKiiue bill which will reduce the taxes forty millions of pellai'g per annum, mostly on whisky and toJacco, while Ih con sumers of sugar ami cotton will have to pay the tax. i ...... A Republicn, said to be 'in a high position," writes to the Pittsburg Post declaring tho Democratic ticket r cently nominated in Pennsylvania the inated in that State by any party for twenty yeantl fiTciont Siwitlr. "1 I 1 Vote of the State. 3 a J3 o ? !l f o EL Raker.. Ronton 012 Wilt 61Lf 489 590 498; ! 6271 478 875 lroi! 031 895 875 875jj 91Q 894 8P9 1005.! 94 1085 895 1079j 91.f 1065 56S C4ii 5t';G 6?C 530t 670j 561 641 50; G8.1; 5JC G51 514 G4H 5161 647 Vllv 157';; l:iC 14Vi ! 128 145'! 189) 141 22: 3:1:?; LJ7 327 j 223 329.1 231 323 U:A 1418; 12G1 Mi 1386 ' 1187j IL'7.1 1365 42 489 J2' 489 418 494 1 410 .473 94; G72 fGJ C15 938 6411 9651 816 13 215 288 . 218 288 212! 292 214 31 :.?S. 351 223 35." 218, 347 231 115; lOSlj H?.2 1091 1C69 110 HGq 1CG4. 100, 14151 1720i 1284f 1507! 1037! lG12f 1400 128-! 2081 ll 1282 209! UlOj 21s2f 1217f 2110 2U5i 420?;! 2127 411 2055: 3GG5 , 25801 3645 76: 834,'' 7Gf 837 75G 817 76s 824 10i 15? ! 1C3 141 100 151 t 10G, 146 . 147( 1314' 151- 1281 1437 1325 i 151l.12G3 98! 809 984 817 979 802'. 997 789 115.'- 13G i 1217 130f 1192i 1308! 1228 1292 5C-0 k-S 5(;f 844 '5jr 845' G49 775 8G7r84'j ?V 1031- 897f 1037) 01G 1030 M:lX2:223l 7. iTJ3F J2052 ill?GoSi212S0200.T3!21434 CluckamHS ,. Clatsop ...... Coos "... Curry.. Columbia.... i;uU'j;i;h (jfaiit .... J ark so Josephine Lake. Lane. ......... iJr.n...... .. Mai ion...... Mii'tno s-aJi Vo t. Tillamook... Umatiiia.... Union .... Wa;') Washington Yamhill Total...... Wir.r, exhibit I c-riaM ' Nk-.vAuk. 1 iVUKlV vvuinjjiuij: lju r M J t, T- s kn -h.-i.-j,- i nii Would take plmnre in annoMucin to shfj popl of Ilosburg that iu addi tion to their n:ot wonderful SCHOOL of 4tMW AiJr&J' XMif l- NiiS , ,,'fc4v V.V Vi' Tbfy I uvo tl.i er ftdd a Lnurpa8fl by any havit'g viaitod t'lis 6:ut ftr yar, viz :' Mis Kate Oc, 8uiorlta Palmyra, Mr, Frfd Macklny, Mr. Frod Inkliy, 5Ir. Rlegrist, Siegriet-& Dura; , Mr. Jos AVilliams, Al)r a.-.i . Zorelh, Mr. Ike Burress and Mr. Joo Allen Will parade tke streets in tho m in'fics it Chariot drawn by 6 No Vie Stc;!s. ADMISSION, CHILDREN They would annource t!.u tlin' Have j:. Stock Krer broas-M to T..nsrbi. n-l. v-hfn ad lei t thir STVSS O? ,bb t IT 't'FKNS anil HEADY MaOW TIN'-A Kt2, t:yr jre-ir4 t .ic! t i-y liav i.i Vis. u j ply i. ifour .Wiw . oi a.iy houso ln'Soiulium :o.-farMi. wlncu idvy - jr-M Id .h fshhpu t hu.lUin isiiste rir.l . t-e .vay i locks, butts, tt, w can t5? EUj r'!r itiducfiueiiis to jurcliastri. Ti nt-". We .an ji'ivm you tar.'aini in the lo". w i2 bmnda f iic-s, not cquallrd via wht-re Buck's. lh u ir.n. rainier 1,'liiny. Uester, ' Pac f:c, V H . Vtnt. C'larcud Owidei Iroti Kint Kuijire t.'i.y.Hnci .i!m r u-vts sinl rKi!i-ti. v . The 1.-Kt of workiiit n i cor.tanily t-rnjil- f4 in tue iunuitciuro '. ur.-'ftiiwa; and buyers hlion Id ii-rn ur r Wo have also -baratfina t ofii-r in gnns. tmch m Winchester, 8harp aa r.her R.:V.v i we'll e in SboNj: nns pad J'ii " ,V i also' Airenie fnrih Whii Peerle 'and Xr IIom S-wiBjf Mac! . we sell at low st rate au J warrant as ci ionle t i.? every' reaiK'ct, We cn lso wi)ily 'A i'crI3 and '--Elsiblbrr J- FsszesSs, 'J e iH-st in tin' nifrkct. st ' lmvi-si raie-. Give us a call, uidpei't ine i.i.ci;. Miquirc ;8tt onr prices, unci r promise to suit 'i I wdl uoiil fitre tbe rereip for ninifile voirfftble btliti fin win ri'ia.V- lae lrei:k!-, piinplr-and trok4 ri'"!'1' 6 0,d Oio'dtrji. lesvina the km sK aud cifaa nnd beautiful nlM. iui'5ruc,.i..T.ii To- rr dnciuj a laxvriant jxiosrtli it liAir ra a 'ua.il he-il Or niootli Audii-sa en- cius.ng a.ihre cent h uyt i5en. auuelf it Co. 12 Barclay at. N. Y. ' To Ounsumptives Th advsrtwsr havinir bin p erriiaiei t Ijr curd ot that dread " ieaan co k i apt i fi a anxioai lo uiftke known to hit 1b lo euirVreTB tVeiueaua ot cori'. Ti a who dexire it ho wlil tend a copy -f a pres. rlption used lreof chnrye with the diretiona fur jraprinr nd ofuulnff th satr.e which thpy will nnd ure curesa con ff I in, olda, consu niptioD, asthma bronchi' ia Ac, i " l'rties winhiri? lhr prnrription will iddren Bev. E A Wilson. 1C4 Pen.i Willitmbttrr 2i C 5 " 3 n 7? 7 koi.M:i-i t.ix CO ............50 cts Or.- - t rv vtr-.t mid dcw r on h.d oate th of iarch? PlOiTjliiE SALOUfi OAKLAND, OliK .O.NT. P. WITHSHS Proprietor. The finsst of wines. Piquorn nd cisri cin6iatitly on ham!, aua a vlcuie t li CVnic aa.' &e me. eejt-ly TH U?QUATJALlY LULLS THE BCST IN THE MARKET. AltlreB A. W. STEAWNtf, CunyonviPe, Oregon. 8ep4 BUY THE UFPQUA VAL'ET fJilLLS J2T B o go. THE BEST IN THE MAHXET. AdJess A. V. STEAIIN8, Canyonvtlle sj EibTnrd Cross lln tl n Z?5"h CLARK B & BAKEK, Proprietois. Having pnrchnHed the above rwaa-f d mill of K. Su pheus & Co., we are now prepared to furnish any amount of tlui BUST QUALITY OF : LUMUKK Ever ofl'tred lo the public in I)oigias county, V have past purchased one of the Weatherly, Uugg liichardson No. 1 Planers ar.d uiathers andjare pre pared to d beier work than other mills ia the Couuty. We will furnitih at the mill No 1 luint.tr at the following prices: liressed rustic....... $l&rr M Flooring (drs-d & matched $15 pT M. LuQi''t'i "iressed on one i-ble$14 per M Lunii'cr dressi'd on two sidef$16 perM UoiKMi bnubtr... S to $U ptr M e have au extra quality of lumber, equal to any 'found ou Cooa Bay, au will jruarrautee to give palisfaction lo all those favoring uawiih tueirtunlers l'os ofllce address Uuipijua Fcnr Oregou. Cl.Ali Ivii & isAKKu, B. EHieiSiaiDGS. POiflGNlulLIGlBdLE -;.r :o: ;.-.-'. Ordms from abroad 'promptly fi'dwl and Esutn:itea furnilifl nd U work war, rantud lirst-oias. T?nu rasoimble and cLcapcr U'an can be fursti lift! in I'cri or San . Fiar.cco. For pa :ica!ara c iiit ii)i)i or luiaiv. Monuments, Tctribston's. Tablets. Etc P.. SnACKtNRIDGE. IP-IIH BI?l7y?Ji iYf jum bmxMiil; iiiili W til:' !i notii:oe tint f h I prpnre, !o io hll kliiiis nf work in the '-iv of avirar h;,ir, or luakinjr puif 'and i "rr-p-j" . A "?"(' fT1 : cu.'a from c-m!.hisrs cr ..;rwi ; V U &xM Ui -nd sb. will l.'b.smkifi In . V w .. tiu'life'-t moil rn fty e. AH work yiisr.u.te"'-'.. ami satisf-icion aur d :o U who ioiy i .tio-.ire her. t 'hP. a' my n-i'h'nof nearly op,o. siti- OathuliC Ohnivli. I'Sf M.'i-S T.TrlR.'ILL. S7 5ik? Kit ', 60s. "?or h 'A;iry of ' ;i ' a:!i-i'i l uciioa h.tVd 11 -v.t s" t'i--'r eqiH- " claha' Loom-: ki:li.;gg.; . 'Tht KuU" is abdoUv.cl? the l est Pino j m.i '.e : A L. I'l A "C i IO FT 4-"c:)..'. 73l'2I-.rkM s'.. 1". ebl ,;8..1 Acn: fir thv 'a-iiac (?r.st ' a liSn Uiiini; I ! 1 1 :: ! vtQQf French Plawspj -AT PRICES' CHEPsH 'TH&M PAID ABROAD " ' " .... . , . . --iuni niiii'uit 111 .11 (IS U35t I'e c)UMtruei un exira xioi .t Iv&wiji lr I H i-jjrtl f -iii'Hi'j- V v hif.ii ,....v oe sIt! at an earlv Ufa, uim instr lie wuuui anvixe millin r i rl laiiis Sn frem-ra! o call oitwi iim befiire seiKimir thvir nnl-r - ahroail, a In? is f,;: v wittiar.e.l hs.can ogi-r tl.em bargain wbioa tiv . imu yol obUhl ill Sail Fr.ihcisrto Oy MKid' III;1 t i t.-1 'I'll.-, fl-tw.ifu ..... .fi ... .- -- - ---- ..-..1.7 -v -It T f way Jin-; and fhuy; i:t f.i..-,i, a l.tei Moi'k vva never hi- .tiyiu i, Hasvbur aim iiiit rtu at siicn low vr-ces. i 13. d Q S P-ti S Q 7, tJANYo:; V I u L E M I L L S Man ufaetnred from only tbe best of lu'..t, :-. . . -.. .. I have for sal- 1m Bran. Fhorts ami Midti'ii:ss, Uai. n, Hhiih. bnu, mc. :re-! i-i tlie niiw, niem ik iiiam-er. i'lif (.haters 'will n.e a (w r to iu sect u:y stock at liie C'aiiyonvit e" W. iiiiAMER. Al. SELLER 4 CO., Importers of WHITE R05E OIL. 3 an ilo Xonh Front t., Portland. " n;2tf JToftn 'W. Gilbert. Denier In s . f? ' ? a? La '-4 I vTh if4 G-enl "Merchandise, LADIES 1 f!J o Styles of all Varisty and Shade? at tiik OF 1 - JOSEPHSON Gentemea IU.FUHI-: rC0CL'AS"( nWilEHiV BY SO DOING (500i) '.'.DAllf AlN'S O N BE SEt'tJRKiV FIRK IXsUUAlfOS A iZSCY. rl- 3 r JL i kT A-njn tt :;p iJM. Uxu jl LL jlm jlujlv. AND GOilPAIfiES'l; 'OaTitalS4lS93,923O0 J. lr 1IAMILTOX, Aircnt, fvblSlm ' nebnri Oro-r . v. -w-i-j, 55-r- T"!;,T' wink i LQcon a n i-tAi j kiit r. i-ft ?!, end eustwers w i? :!!- :j s. j :i -2:-. sii.;t plve f r3i l't. 1 v in a cm 1 ? duor. eouiii oi la ' "li i"! oi lull Uoitil. iUiVrf saloon. The i ov rfor of t i.ss vU '.m 't:i rl j pnti tr r u irt -Aim il h.i. h't $."rivi ' i l.r H;-ir iii-o al i.tr u.-t-- i.-i-t.'i-t ; nul w U ' u-i; fr t usii : 1 hi ;i!u in tna lutiitv. Tae irV- : i luf rnK-il t'i'vl t k ?e;. n liiivb it ; ', in 4 I ijr''- w."i.. . it--'i'r an ! view's lioi tlrit l eUvr v:a ?-ar ''tn-- -e jif ijr!i Jso i!'j!r ti t'-i.'i Tlunuii.? i j. I V hsu --i - I . . .1 l.'.ll;... I , t. t a. ... I ..'.... ; ip iii:fiii;!; ills in; p t.v- ' f tiiu wori-i. i . . . ""i I onus Horses FOE, SAim 1 have fi'-r M'te 8 IsaA f younij i h'or ; two niu-'eh ftilit', i yt-uis iie line ih.ijt A y-ar o two. y ;. i iiuu aisil aiioih r 3 ty.ar obi ti;r.-ifj t bailies: one Mxl-i'Ie- mart iiitfe aniii'Jilrtare of Ki;0i t-'k, KloJ' in UWpof-.iti u. vi.l:abie lo ibe pur- ciia-er aim win oi-j-oiu oa m; iiiiMitft - 8'iuaOle itriuts. : fth4 iti'sibuij,', Oivgou. ' ir YMOXD' -" j . B. h.. luiLUOAU,... - j 0ite Mark8VC.,S,re. r.(!p-of l)nUil citu'UV, v.lrl. whom i;- ht b.o acQaainti-d uev.-t.nl y.in.' t-AIP iBer I is pro:wM--'i : ervc i ia' .ik Arra.l.-d Gm:-C., Ki;.i.t.-rn:as. MJlLt('t - 'tU-S : HEFFRSSTS SALOON. ItOSEBCKXi, 0EG J!I. T mi of wmts. I.nuora na near?, i onsiHDtiV on hnni ind t ni'lcnuiu l all. Give tue a call. - - ' X ! 11IMW Bi UjAL arkes Gardnor, . ' " HOtfrXUIVl, OUEON, HE KKV.TONE UF THE, Informs tho public that ho has on hand WFS P pOAL MTN fQ ! a 8ll'i'l.V of P.tato, Qnious, Cabbage "L31 tUiili .uiiM.u iSouri'roulaii.1 fisei 0;eau.w ASSOCLATiON. Any one UL-sirin any of the.ralq.w. Beu lev:io inform lb public that il.ey wilt furnili COAL after (Li date at tUe billowing ratie. j B!jelifitu'h Coal....... $800 ! U-Djestic Uoal 6.D0 Addreen. JOSrjII A. IIOPKIN?, Sole Agent, L okiug Hlaw HY vEiry OF " . vif STYLE ins .9 el (5 se by th yubllo : , fni nn. tt-. t. .ao a. V :.' . srt -JS . r--? -- j3i aiiA la tho best preparBtlon tt. ercr lnvenie;1 for ItKSTOK I.VO feUAY EAIK TO. ITS YOUTHFUL. tJOtOH AJO Tho Stats ,i Assayer ! Chemist cf Mass, and leading ciana endorse .. and it great tritunph It ewpplies tho natural food a;i;l color to tho hair Srl.iii.is without Rliiiniug the skin. It frill iarcaso anci tUickeu LUo grovti fWf the aud faXiiaz ciT, tir.d thus It cures lU.liliip:, Erup tion mil XiaudrufT. As a HAIB IKEsSIKG it is Tcry defilraljiw, gi-rins bo hair a silken softness wtich nil slailr. It l;eejs tbo liead clean, treit svatl iioaitty. k in medi cine. WHISKERS will chan the licard to a Kr.OITN or BLACK at discretion. Beirr la one preparstion it 13 easHy axJJed, and prodaees a perataaest color tha& will set wash o?f. ; - ' PliKPAIli.t BY B.P. KIIL & CO., NASHUA, IB. Sola by ail Dealers l Mcdicfai. fs! 1 fi :i ; Xlf tifSS' ; TTS7 ft: T Jf ? a - ij 2 H 3' jS j i-.II fHf 5 1 1-1 JU: . ? ; s j s " i - v 3? ? a 5 e 1 E -f. P 9 - S ' 13 I c iT? ' "-I r.,.i:.ir:sJ i outdgious -diseasw i r.-i;.ho-.-ttV:::-rs!rt;!aK5-.tfm. f i I;a vrnr j. vr.il .-'.he pi vrcT h-.s been well fVS .; cvrr eri r: : p. ---.u :o us. V7e onrieKitiitiTiei' r'. ;' ''-' Trwii.-a t' Pnrr La. iaa- '--c tt fiiS rcaje!r of tae ag. CUIHTj GU 'IPk A 7TEED Inf-j on edea avg E-.ititaico a euro 1 a ever case . To tonvlnce t-3 Vttor ?i:?rrr. tbnt ire ar hnncr.t sr.d ti wr.ch' i'j.-r':'.tloforall Ktata- i fn::ts c,r pror.i.nc-a uiad ty us, we append th TKSlTilOXIALa. J. W. DO WELL, :& -7 ..-s---.r, 'fJX'-.ft si -:r r.D.a c trytgicst thst comblnoa f ?" ;":?!., ?hJ whit-ti can b - -. .ly. p :i Ah-:;cl' ti;.ri--lt.-?, Perfectly i lle.l.'ib::'-. t:i. J CU'I J.rferluiS !it rJI t.in-jw aatira arl.des cau b uppli-.i by applf Injj to n.ui or leaviag orders al tn ; i'o; V Office. jan3l lm NOTICE. I herebj' notify all to whom it may concern that t waut nothing ebartTcfd oa my Bcount, without a written orjer ' W.B.SlNOJL5ro3if, X I -4:.;