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WATBRTOWN RE-UNION. SEPTEMBER 29, 1870- Democratic State Oonvcmioil at Hodi- cstcr, Sept, 31,1870. At 12:20 o'clock the Convention, was called to order try S. J. Tilden, chairman of the State Committee, who nominated Wm. DeTVitt, of Kings, temporary chair- man. Mr. Tilden on calling the convention to order, spoke at length on the questions now claiming the attention of the people. His remarks were pertinent, eloquent and •effective. Mr. DeWitt on taking the chair made a telling and remarkahly fine ad- dress. Mr. S. S. Ellsworth of Tates, and D. Miller of Seneca, were appointed secreta- ries. The chairman named as the committee on resolutions, Richard O'Uorman, Ivary Chamberlain, Thos. Kinsald, &. R. Craw- ford, P. S. Danforth, I. L. Treer, S. V,. Buell, H. Derby, Isaac McGimvis, Julius Earl, Chas. Hewett, B. P. Apgar, &. h. Bradley, W. B. Drier, J7 Warren, B. H. Hetcher. A committee on permanent organization was appointed. Recess till 3:30. AFTERNOON SBSSIOS. The Convention assembled at Corinthian Hall at 4:113 o'clock. Mr. D. DeWolf from the committee on organization reported for chairman, Wm. T. Odell of Saratoga, sixteen vice-presi- dents and ten clerks. The report was adopted. „On retiring the ehaix, Mr. Odell briefly addressed the con- vention. Mr. Joseph Warren from the committee on resolution reported the following. (Published hereafter.) Mr. Tweed moved the nomination of Governor, and the nomination was ordered to be made by acclamation. Mr. Otten- dorfer after some pertinent remarks, nom- inated John T. Hoffman. Mr. O'Sorman, after brief remarks seconded the nomina- tion. The nomination was then made by acclamation, followed by repeated cheers. Mi. Tweed serenaded the nomination with a musical speech. He guaranteed a major- . ityof from 55,000 to 155,000 in the city of New York. Mr. Bowman of Monroe Co., moved the nomination of Allen C. Beach for Lieut- G-overnor, by acclamation. He sustained Ms motion by a pertinent speech, in which he claimed that the ticket could be elected without the city of New York. Mr. Faulkner of Livingston seconded the nom- ination in a g 1 owing speech. The nomi- nation was then made by acclamation. A. Oakcy Hall then addressed the con- vention in one of his master speeches, and concluded by nominating, for Comptroller Asher P . Nichols of Erie county. The nomination was made by acclamation. Mr. Nelson of Rockland, so nominated John D. Fay, Canal Commissioner, long term. Mr. Tursman nominated Geo. W . Chapman, of Saratoga, for short, term. The nominations were made by acclama- tion. Mr. Gross nominated for State Pris- on Inspector, Solomon E. Sehcu, which was also confirmed by acclamation. A State central committee was appoint- ed. Members at large, S. J. Tilden, J. Warren, Delos ,DeWo\lf Geo. K. Magree and Elmer P. Ross. 1st District, Peter B Sweeney, Chas. Garnet; 24 District, J. W Nelson, Wm. 1 Fowler; 3d District, Wm. Cassidy, J. McOmber; 4th, Isaiah Blood, Wm. Averill; 8th, G.A.Dayton, James R. Hoskin; W.W.Gordon, S. T. Arnot; 7th, Chas. B. Walker, G. W. Cuyler; 9th, J. Jackson, Henry A. Richmond. The Convention then adjourned. German Sympathy. In Schuylkill County, Penn., several coal companies composed of Republican protected monopolists, have made ar- rangements to displace 1 heir German and Irish workmen and supply their places by Chinese, One hundred and fifty pig- fails have arrived from S.-tn Francisco. I t is the purpo>.e of the Republican aristo- crat\? tn degrade the working classes by filling the country up with the debased rat and dog caters of China. Under the Radical policy, the c unitry will soon be overwhelmed by the Asintic hordes and every wnrkingman will be reduced to the wages and fare of the filth eaters of Asia. It becomes the laboring men to strike for the maiutainence of their positions and their rights, Down with tin's miserable Re- publican pobe;,. The Republican paper, Schuylkill Cuiuiry, ha*, the following on the subject: \As the Irish and the Germans are the prominent opponents to the Chinese, and are asking Congress to prohibit their emi- gration entirely, we believe if any clas- of •emigrants are to be prohibited by onrgi.v- ernment. the best interests of the country demand that frith ((ml Hrruhin tm.bjruii-.:,, instead of Chinese, niwi.i /«.* •jir:hi'<i:t<l. If the Chinamen are Pagans we may i-.tn- vort them to Christianity, and mere Pa-.'.m- ism cannot have a more demoralizing elui-l '.\• pun tlie country than the crime and p:iu- i\--rism of the Irish and Dutch.\ Hundreds of R-jiuUleau pap-jiv are .preaching the same doctrine. Neutrality. \ n tuc 20th inst, the- steamer Lafayette, >b'-'nt to sail for Europe from New York, as boarded by U. & Officers, and about m passenaera ordered ashore, on suspic- ion that they W ere French volunteers. ThMrewasuummier.segatheringofFrenr'h «ton : *n the vyh ltrf , who made the mo* enthusi istic demonstrations a large, number of p r POIilXIOAI. NOTES. 5 The Oregon Legislature has taken up the Chinese immigration question. The Oregon Legislature has elected Col- onel J. B. Kelley, United States Senator, John V. Farwell declines to sun as Con- gressional candidate for the State at large in Illinois on the Temperance ticket. Having been interviewed on that subject the convicts in the Now Jersey State Pris- on think Grant's administration a success. A_ report prevails that Vice President Colfax, wiD, on the expiration ol his term of office, take editorial charge of the Brooklyn Union, either in conjunction with or upon the withdrawal of Mr. Theo- dore Tilton. There was a fine fight in the Republican Congressional Convention in the Thh-d Missouri District, growing out of an em- inent Republican present as a delegate, denouncing the German delegates as ''the d—d lop-eared Dutch.\ N o nomination was made, the sheriff adjourning the con- vention. The great Republican victory in Wyo- ming Territory, is now fully explained. Women vote in the territory as the reader knows, on the same terms as men; and from a local paperwehavetheinformation that ladies of a certain class turned out \to a man.\ and voted the Republican ticket mi masse. We have the best assortment of Watches, Jewelry Silver Plated and Solid Silver Goods •ever offered for sule in this market. Fancy Goods for Hol- iday and Bridal Gifts, 18 K Wedding and Diamond Rings. J 'good Silver Hunt- ing Watch for ;]UG. ••i-meri- can Watches for $20. '1 hv R. P, & J, ft, Flower Watch a fine Chronometer Hal am: e warranted accusal? time keep- ers <|40„ Spectacles, forks and] Spoons,* Tea N.iiccs, Thimbles Sec,, 4-c. l!'«tchci,\ Clocks and Jewelry repiun-d, finely executed, ut THE BEST BLACK fl ALPACAS C ELEER^M. TEB Engraving 11, P. V- > H. Flower's, IO. I Courtst, Bto otttf Always to be found at /Vo5 WasMngtonHall Block WHOLESALE & RETAIL Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers and Laces„ Karris' Seamless Kid G-loves For Ladies' Misses and Gents', also, Jgiw-sSiSffiKm. /ITTTT T\T& THIVT' v,m PADDOCK BLOCK, WATBSW!?M. ' Opposite American May28yl. Motel N0ETHEEN \MEW Y0EE Coach, The Loekport Daily Union says that one of the resolution adopted by the Repub- lican State Convention praises the Germans so overwhelmingly that it makes them all laugh, ahd the very next resolution, which advocutes a prohibitory law to prevent the sale of even lager beer, makes them all swear. The Republicans were rather premature in congratulating themselves that the dif- ferences in their party in the Second Con- gressional District, Pennsylvania, had been settled by the nomination of Mr. Oreeley. It now turns out that the State Executive Committee have resolved that Mr. Charies O'Neill is the proper candidate. Both Re- publicans will run. It is to be hoped that in that falling' out some honest man will got his dues. The Montgomery (Ala,) correspondent of the Now York Tribune writes gloomily that the approaching struggle hi that State is a life and death one to the Repub- lican party, and admits that the loss of Alabama will be a loss to them of the whole South. The Alabama democrats are fully awake to the important issues in- volved in the contest and are determined that the days of the carpet-baggers and scallawags shall be numbered. \Ephraim is joined to his idels,\ and the Republicags in Green county, Tenn., have declared themselves in favor of R. R. Butler for Congress, from the First. Dis- trict. They have resolved that he is an honest man. Probably their ideas of hon- esty are founded upon the old Spartan principle that it is no harm to steal if you are not found out; and even that rule fails in Butler's ease, for he has been caught at it. •Worlds Increasing;. Dr. Peters, of Hamilton College Obser- vatory, announces the discovery of another planet, the 112th asteroid. Its position is 15° 28 mts right ascension, 10:13 north declination. Its brightness is of a star of the 11th magnitude. One was discovered on the 14th of August last. j^EW Whites and Blacks. There was a spirited controversy between the negroes and white radicals at a Con- gressional Convention at Selma. Ala. The Convention was about equally divided be- tween whites and blacks. The blacks car- ried tho day and the white skins were hooted out of the Convention. The col- ored gemmen retired to a saloon and had a furious jollification over their victory. No. 9, WasliIngSOii ISallBloclt. Perry & Waterman? Havier; ft ls'ae TV olesal\ Trnrt\ in Northern ar,d Central Sew York, a* also 'i ll.»in»(.inp hn*ine*n a'- ready eKiabliBiit'd in Waterwwr,, are enabled t»i-ilVi PIANO\-' ORGANS And almost every Art* Wi' Musical Merchandise. AT THE liOWJPST WHOLESALE FK-ICES. , Their Store is the most extensive uf any estab- lishment in in.* v».-trt ul :h.; bUUv. Sitect Manic Bii'Celved Dally. Samuel Adams, A First Class Piano Tuner sM Repairer, Is in our n'.n'oy ami wii promptly i.uend to all or- ders mta:t- me. Wheeler & Wilson SEW nintovED 8' AND SLEIGH CHILDBEI Wo are selling a GOOD KID GLOVE for LA- DIES, at oeventy-Jnve Cents A full Line of LilNWEN .COLLARS, ^-y.) M Sewing Machines. i. fiood variety oi Top Bnagie\. Open Wafjons, » »uun» kept coi.elautly on Two Saat Bemocra hand, topecial attention paid tu r et a r e d r K. • '•*. EEMOVAL! ^argent, t*pratfc & Lewis have removed tbeir Stov®, Tin, Sheet Iron AND PLUMBilFG TO NO. 0IIAGE BLOCK, €ourt Sffireet* PC HAVING INCRE 4 SED FACILITIES FOR VC WORK JN THEIR MEW [PILA-CE of business they are better prepared to ACCO'M-MODATE THEIR CUSTOMERS Waertown May SO > 1 n The Pen'ile'n V< rrt'.et.: ;rwirii' •! ovtr luC.tOO Slarniae've ! -..u ennranry ol this r -m* > • •*-- i..-. h *iesce»'nn any n\rvr r.< • •!, M\ ^ f LC< fc them nrfuri- pv.: PEKKV£ No. H. Hi.. p. s.—iv,. ... State Mrret •. . •- tains the .fr., - . InptnurienT . >i. ' fhi,-.' Vi -.••H ' EstabliebniHi:' . i.'-jin'S v..; axoinvii'\' ',>••;,!. f I,H:)I-!.;. Jtna 27 yl ..ii'iii in nee. ai;<< •>. v.'h.d bft;!\! '--. Thi-'.r Jinir.- .•>»r l.»l,l*i», CHI ,W«, il., I.K.i, ' >,:••*<>• HI..T ••• , 'VHtortown. \ V. i- No. 1. r.l. wtlich c-tiM ... .; uf MTI-ICI' -.r. .tf.. of any ij.rh ihi Puhlic . P. & \4V. SHEAD & GRAVES Proprietors cf the D Are BOW MmMtfiief string the following tm»n*s» ««f P I fllM mm Double Extra; r \ ,mS tFnion Mills, Fh »»--* v ll.-I.-d H't: '.Vni a . lb I WlE- tth.«r Banner IVLIJJS' MILL FEE!! &c. Allo'\>-r. Pr!r..Ml.:<l.: chnrc:*i. • 1V..K-1 ,• oovi i« r v i- '.nv.vjt Market •••iUi-.L fiiv Lii.i •-• !/. i of extra PA?HPAIDF:R r GRAIN €l!STIiICI!ilA'ISi1« I Gii'inmtee and v•i^\•l^ , a'l worli made by me, in SryK'. Fin'sh. W,irkn.ai,-hin and Material, to be mi- eurpiissad by ary Establislimeiit in the County. Seconrt band work on ••»> nt il t'mcp and at bar- gane to i-arohasers. Work tiliun in, repaired, and SOLD OS COMMISSION. Repairing Promptly Done, jnlyiyi O. W. ACKEH. GEOOEEIES ! It yua wi.n; to set the very BEST and Choicest Groceries IN N0IbTEE:iN NEW YORK, SKIETS! Hosier if and Gloves ANe>y Supply of 3 Just reoived. The Largest Assortment of mwoi in this city, also, SAXONY and BERLIN YARNS. 85grMr6. Ferguson and Mrs. Briggs methods fordrefsrnak'tHi;. Particular attention paid to orders. »• B. SAHI'OBD & GO. Wafr;..wn. Hay, ^n, 13TU. my4 ly AL PUMPS. 3 The nnd«slgnoo is noivmanufacturingathis show on Beebee'o Island, . D^obI° A Pting Force Pmnpp^ ARTESIAN WELL PUMPS, CI.ST EJW PUMPS AND f COMMON WELL PUMPS, And deairea all perpons who contemplate pnrchasing' any ol the above mentioned Mads, to call ai«d sat- isfy themselves of his SUPERIOR 3IAKE AND LOW PRICES. \ ery many oi my Pnmps arc in nse in Northern. Ivew York, ard tbuir utility and eheapnes3 can he vouched for by tbe persons usinfj them. Pkase call befu« pnrchaBlng elsewhere. ABRAM COATES. Watertown N. Y., Ang 4th tl THE C SHOE STORE. DEALERS IN FINE BOOTS, SHOES ' »N IiAHD AND FOR SALE AT THE ee Store, ffisl ESiajoi- SSoislfe oi\ *.rcsitil<i;. J. IT. NOITT. Watertown, N. Y. May 2, IS70. may5ra6 CEEAMALS8 Weare nov, Mauuiaeturine; and have on hand Fine Cream, Amber and Pale Ales Of a superior quality, which vie AND RUBBERS. TEE LARGEST AND BEST STOOET OF BOOTH, 8M0EHSAND RUBBES8 IN NORTHERN NEW YORK. Dunt fail to call and examine at The Oitv Boot & Shoe Store, NO. .58, WASHINGTON HALE BLOCK. GOTO • '3S NO. r,7, WASHINGTON HALL BLOCK. WATERTOWN, N. Y. Havinc hinght them recently in New York when gold was at its LOWEST POINT. Tliey can be to'.d at^less than AND ARE 8 rresifl m TEAS AND SUGARS And s u \n>tee to giye WTSp The prominent Physicians of A&ul T» \re© % Recommend our Ale lor its Mttdiif i «ai Pvopftfftl'f'P. For the convenience of the Pnhlic, -vre have an Order Booh at the Store of FRED H. BOYEK, | Washington Hall Block. Orders promptly attended to. ELY & HAAS, 51 sums Brewery, Watertown. Miire.h 17 '70. mnr'flyl. \'\\ table '•i !i tvan,j ''Mny rtr- a- f i ''y nunu* .j-:- f.Hiiid (.-ivcw-erv. ! fj r r.i H'^Kiiinarj'r*oi\th« BUTTKll AND CflEEMi MARKET. Looii... !'Vtn if you do ii. .• wanf to bay. aurStl A. 7k. CMEI,] 2Jow Pu^'twh a: Fti-ur'IWHVP CHARLS&s K. JOA x ES Will continue to Manufacture all kinds ol FLOUR from strictly J,\u. 1 Wheat, Especially for flit; City Re- tail Trade, And Warrant it as irood as the very beet, al- ways at Wholesale uii'l IteUii! Market ruti'b. Keeps conitai.tlyonhaiid all kind»ol his well-lvnown rpmedy does not rtry rv a Omigh, and nave the cause bofcind, SK is tho capo with most prepar- a^np.; hut it loosens and cleanups the lungs, and allays ritation, than removinn ttie cause of tho droiplainr. HH W. FOWLE & HtiS, Pw>priPtr,r=. p.0-1.1. Sold (laruggtota and dealers in mediciuc.) tcr.ci... r- 'OTIi- Feed, Meat, Shorts There wre ent;h pu.sscnt;.?!^ aaains'. \vii.»ui no suspu-lons cm].| he r.-.i-i. etl who w» nllowed to proceed. I'reo.-li and Irish flags were displayed, and both nationalities fraternized with, the nrea'est cordiality. The Lafayette took out 100- 000 stands of arms and 3,000,000 c«-1 0HA .g. SIMMONS, Miller Wia S es « 1 Watertown, June 0,1*70. ly A»D V/OX, DO CUSTOM GRINDING in the heet f OsslWe m&amr. Shid attiched. Cash Paid for Grain j^\ <300ds delivered iu any part oi the City free of cartage. K. H. TH05IP*«.iN keep* our dift-rent brai«laol JPlonrvons-tBntly on hand. All or- ders left v/ith him for Peed, Meal, Oats, Shorts, *e., will receive prompt attention. CHAS. 1. JONES, Proprietor. wr !»• \t'\ V, yon Couu ;.. . ', nethti i- ...... SOB\ ll-iVl' • . •••• ot th-\\-..i •• . son, dce.-B-e i. i slice \\v.'\ Mi-. '- the s.-de i-:-:i- •.,•'.'. said d !C»f.x. r. -..- ville, rjmri .-a. . A. D. V:il Dated An- ii:t -. auu~}ii.ii %; <>'irn'£:Tti : : :> iS : W • i.i • ,. .-. . oriii-r iii.u. - -j. 1 .. Seii\--.i« '- •• '•- -'\ duct: hct'.-'.vi.'i (-• ' l- law, o all M.i-'-'i- ' i- ii A. Wa,irath, ;i.it--. 11 t:.:. foreon, ScrMn?', ihn> fi the eame v/ith tin- V.HII\I the exeentnr &c, m i'i dencein the. lywi. <• .' ' .TeflerBon, on u* bcl D. 1871. Dated July 7th 6m , • - - • II ! tl • - '••••ib- i [ - ...-!-.••t o l -, -1 ii.' li f. J! !•• U. Conimission Isroicer, AND GENERAL AftENT, orr;- ^V.-ASIIIXCTONIL'.LLBLOCK. n'.ii/./.'Z'Mivr.v. r.. V»:i attend to Hi-i'i..-'.l-3\--'nd *i. or SlTITEK, <-MiaESlE, Gft.laN, WOOL. &C. &:€.. Al! : i-a\e hy pamnle from Ma»u% 'nre-g of l! I'M !•:*'!'ft' W'Ot/LEN . FA URIC.\ NDVOTTONI HALE'S HONEY OFHOREHOUND AND TAR, FOR. THE CURE OP COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA, HOARSETOES6, DIFFICUL T BREATHING, AND ALL AF- FECTIONS OF TH E T HRO AT, BRON- CHIAL TUBES, AND LUNCS, LEADING TO CON- SUMPTION. This infallible remedy is composed of the HONEY of th e plant Horehound, in chemical union with TAR-BALM, extract- ed from th e LIFE PRINCIPLE o f th e forest tree ABIES BALSAMFV, or Balm o f Gilcad. The Hone y of Horehound SOOTHES AND SCATTERS all irritations and inflammations, and th e Tar-Bal m CLEANSES AND HEALS the throatand air-pa4ages leading tothclungs. FIVE additional ingredients keep the organs cool, moist, and in healthful action. Let no prejudice keep you from trying this great medicine of a famous doctor, who lias saved thousands of lives b y i t in his largo private practice. -The Tar-P.:!i:i li^ nu E.-.D' WATEHTOWN, N. Ang'fyl 'TTINBOW COIEHICE ANB D. V. rUKBEH. & SON. practical Cahinet and Frame Makers, liave oucned a shop over No. 16 r Hayes' Block, Cnnrt ^tieet, 'Water'owii, and invite; all to call and give their orders for Window Cornicei . and Picture Frnni'-K, of any design In Gilt, Boae- wond and Wftlnnr. Oval snd Rnstic Photograph: FrameB, Braketp, f'Uromos, atid Steel EBgravingB. They also Isy Carueta, Hang Shades and Mirrors^ famish and pnt up Itoom IS owdings, &e. Ail ordejB promptly attemlei to. old Wames Re-Gilt equal to- New. LookiBs;-GlaBe Frames and Plntea constantly on hand for eole. Grve ihcm a call and be eon-vincod JlySlma \OLOTHISGT ^We have now rnerensed lacnlties for manu- facturing and selling clothing at JPK.ZCES BKWJW ANTT OTSSEBl S2S- T A IB USBDIIESr. FURNISHING GOODS of the hits f t and most approved ffltyrles \# Mm New patcm* and imported cloths of every color, shade an.; tevvtre. OUR icrTriT'ic: ANB PMnraNG BE- N. R- rr. ii- ri ic. •Al D' '.'I' 1 -U tOTl'LE. .I-'KV E.-i tl' l -.Ml- i . . il l ,111 t'.' I'Ulliu'lO •' ''l-nn'-an i.'U \1 Jirt.- u> (jreni'iit inu'i-ciiher . H;. In\ uiyi- .1 .\i.uiiiy Ol A. AIJAM W. WA1KATH. Esocntor. As well also all him;., uf FJNC F_ G O OIM; 4- C. , A Vo will fittcnil i.n Mi. 1 t»i\-li«»\ \? If'al Ei»*liv ''»[i-ii.'nmi-'ntu of wimu 1 -'-' Uom 5i:uml.'.(.tururs and orlurs iwm duuhru Kulleiied. c>?i I lii' ;Oi;^v \-U-XK i HO;SX,CJ:; OF iit;i;iB7AL. •TANU.-.IIV I »l.l! te. 'I-. Gio. W. F 'iv.i.'r, Mnyorot the ntv; Oeo. P. 1'iid- /-(oriill'.A'N'. '. ilocK * Ij'.. 'B.mln:iv, \'<• B. Uptem I'u'-iioi N.i'lnj.ni 1^ ,\;j .-, n j,. 'i.,, UuionBiink: 'i'. II. renif, i J rt-i .lull'. Co. National dall & i • i r.»f.,. i ...j ,.,i.: , I..-H ,,'.\i' ..'•-, , •,. B.mk; (Jim. H. nh« rniim, 1J. Fi'ddoi'k, Kubl,I., wher- . X'mfle t f -* f\t-j liiive .i.tin.*,, i 'rwri |- . t.-n;ii*--,.iv man, K. V. Ploner. BauKeru ; li-rt. (inv Beach j to their i—» «™ \pa'J'uB ri. rate- r>,, .iu w'.ilk,.' Cnmpheli & Farne'l, Herr'uk & Aji-rn, P. Mtindy & tinL i, ir „- ,r l\,aw\v.HV. we-- - d» , «,.!,„ .'.in,,,., tc Son. H, 1*. C-,oko, Merchants, UYu rtown,N. ¥.; 3. and w.-l ,IM-rted ^;jc i w ;:„ , ,. . i- _ ii- i »i~-A\ H. Eice, lutmrance'Agent, Albany. Straw Gooca. ' rjaiWia , .xcel havins the most fxpericueert and hest Vfork- meu iha.t can t_-e procured, we are Bure t o Give You A Fit. Anything wanted in our line from a hoy's paper collar to a wedding suit, can be readily- furnished on short notiee, arKl % at prices that duties competition. Please remember the place 1 - Mo a 8, €©wt Street, VfaterrowB, N. Y. .iu«i ->~y1 OASTSMEE & WOOMEF, HOTOGRAPHS T' f.V haw he en tn&t imanors notice \.'.'• ,i? in 1.1.. i t -d, -i-!'l lin-i et'i=- ' ' i\ '-- v- uuil ar. le-n-rnubti- \ -ioi-ii. The public are :r,vl \1 TO .- flv^insulve', An ••.•/.p'-rlwie'i-i h-l.Tl-f fill CXp-ri\-r.-'r ''1 - fa..' ,1'i with the esKb'Mi'iiciit. Unbhiird B'.i'-: M vositj -i Watertown, N.Y. •W. H. HOLBEOOK, jlyaS 1 ! froprJetdr, ! :'.nd ex-tmino for !•-'-•;, t»f In'.g a'td t-s tt!il .cjnueiMd vv.nilniff House HUMAN X-IAIB ! 'PHS aubr -1 V r iv-ll i,ny t'w hiirheetprlce for ladles .». hair Hii't.tb!etf.> Siviti-he«,(;hignons,Uoria, Hits., M hlB Hmr Dresi-i^.' a' U Barber feihop, Jlrst-door .L'asi of Whiii-'s H\i Maituaa vilhaae, N. Y, August 1, iMili. Viios. S. IJSK.- N. B,—The above maouM 1'iof. l«alfO duly author- ized to receive «uliv,rtpM('8i-, i and collees pay lor tbe. '•Watenown l>j.-UiiJOH,\ hi and for the town Si Masaeau.H.T. augBtf.
