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ELIEV AND LIV
Il II q M S Q n S
Com pound Syrup OF Tar l. Wood

VuNHE unprecedented success Of thi. medicine. in
IL the restoration of health, TO those who, in des.
pair, had given up all hopes, has given IL an exal.
ted reputation Above all other remedies furnishing
evidences of its intrinsic value and power. the
'y agent which can he relied upon for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption. Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pain in the eide and Breast, Splitting Of Blood,
Whooping Cough, Group. &c.
Attention is requested to the following ASTON.
ISHlNG CURE, bv Thomsoa's Compound Syrup
Of Tar and Wood Napihs ..-
... Phiiaaeiphio, May Sd, 1914.
Mr.. THOMSON-Drsr sis-Whh grateful
feelings inform you Of the astonishing effects Of
your medicine which has liierslly Iais'J me from
sdca,h.bed Ny disea.r, Pulmonary Consump.
ior. had reduced me 50 low that my physician pro.
noanced my case hopeless! A. this junction be.
gan TO use your medicine, and miraculous rs il may
seem, Il has completely restored me 70 heshh, ster
everything else had faded. Respectfully yours.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George street.
The undersigned, beins personally acquainted
with Washington Mack and his sufiering.. bear
witness 10 the astonishing effects Of Thomson's
Compound Syrup Of Tar, and the truth OF the a.
hove statement. f
JOS. WINNER, sis North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, AZ Almond street,
HUGH M'GINLEY, s. e. corner Tsm,ny
and Fourth streets.
Prepared only by 3. p. Thomson, N. e. corner
Of 9Th and Spruce streets. Phi!ade'phis.
Agen,s.-H. d. Masser, Sunbury; D. 6rosr,
and Dr.. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jno. G. Brown,
Pottsvi!le Geo. Earl, Reading Houston & Ma.
on, Towanda. Bradford county, Pa. Price 80 cents
pcr bottle, or IS per dozen.
ar Be,care of all imiyations. "
Philadelphia, June 2sth, lS45.-ly
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ROSE DIN r M + N =
uSnSp TTEvUwrWSR

RINewoRMs, pIMpLEs or THE FACE, AND oTHEH
curANEous ERHPTIoNs.
or The foilo,cing certificate t!escyfdes one cfhs
most extraordinary cures euer ettrfed dy any
application.
PHILApELPHrA, February 10, 1888.
DOR twenty years was severely afflicted with
TETrSR on the Face and Head: the disease
commenced when I was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall Of 1886, varying in vio-
lence, but without ever disappearing. During most
of the time great part Of my face was covered with
the eruption, frequently attended with violent itch'
ing my head swelled at times until II felt as If 10
would hurrt-thc swelling was so great, that could
scarcely get my hat on. During the long period
that afflicted with the disease, used great
many a, pications, (among them several celebrated
preparatlons) as well as taking inward remedies,
including number Of bottles Of S,onim's Panacea,
Erfrdcf of Sdrsapariild, &c, In fact, il would be
impossible 10 enumetate all the medicines used.
was also usder the care Of two Of the most dis.
tingushed physicians Of this city, but without
ceivng much benc6t, and dcspared of ever being
cured. 10 the fell Of 1890, the disease st the time
being very violent, commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (prepsred by Vaughon & Davis.) In
few applications the violent itching ceased. tho
swelling shsicd, the eruption begsn to disappear,
and hefare had uscd jar the disease was entirely
cured. Il has now leen nearly year and half
since, and there is aot vestge Of the disease re-
naming. c1cep, the scars from the deep pits formed
by the disease. II is impossible for me to descrihe
in certificate the severity Of the disease and my
suffering, but will Re pleased to give . fuller &C.
connt to any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on me. At the time commenced
using the Rose Ointment would have given hun.
dres Of dollars to lc rid of the disease. Since u.
sing il, have recommended il to several persons.
! (smong them my mother, who had the disease bad
! ly on her arm,) who were all cured by it.
| JAMES DURNELI., No. 1856, Race ST.
| Tr The Rose Ointment is prepared by E. b..
| Vaughan, South East corner Of Third and Race
Streets Philadelphia, and sold on agency in Sunbu-
ry, by H. b. MASSER,
Nav l4th, lS43. Agent.
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To Purchasers Of
D r Y q q o D S.

VUlHE subscriber, No. l2i Pearl street, New
Il York, having established Branch a, No. 23l
South Second St, Philadelphis, Is now opening,
and will be constantly receiving from the New
York Auctions, sn extensive assortment Of
FANCY 4 STAPLE DRY GOODS.
which will be sold at the lowest New York prices
at Wholesale aud Retail. Among his stock will he
found good assortment of the folio wirg articles:
Jacconcts. Pisid. Hair Cord, Lace, Stripe, Book.
Swiss and Tsrla,an Musiins, Bishop and Linen
Lswns. Fancy Cap Nc,ts, Fancy aud Ball dresses,
Thread Laces, Application Dr., rich Black Silk
Trimming Lace, Irish Linens. Linen Cambfics,
Linen Camhric Hdkfr.. Curtain Fringes, Cashmere
TEcosse, Meuseline do Laae. silk and Cotton
Warp Airsccas, Queens Cloth, Gala Plaids,
French Merinos, Black silks, Gloves. Six Hose,
shswls, Cisvs,s, Ribbons, Emb,oderies, &C., &c.
Country Merchants and others visiting Philadel.
phia or New York TO purchase, are respectfully in.
viied TO call and exsmine the stocks.
Nov. I, is45.-iy G. II. MOORE.
XNuEAT.-1he highest price given fus
w Wheat, at the store Of II. MASSER.
new supply Of Rose Oin,men, just received.
Nov. 9Th. ls45.
OAR IRON-Jus. received and for sale, cheap
~ for cash, by HENRY MAssER.
sunbury, Sept. 20, ls4S.
SUPERIOR Port wine, Madeira and Lisbon
~ wines. Also superior Brandy and Gin, Lemon
Syrup. Also q few barrels Of BLuE FIsu, for sals
by HENRY MAssER.
sunbury, July 10Th, ls45,
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EVANS & WATSON,
No. rs SOuTH Tn,RD SrREET,
Opposite the Philod, lphid Exchange,

Manufacture end kerP con-
|siantly on hand. a large as,
Esortmen, Of their Patent Im-
nroved Sdamsnd,r F ! r +
,PROOF SAFES. which are
Is, constructed as to set a, res,
ALI manner Of doub' as 10 their
'be;pu ett;rtls fire prpof. and
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BEG leave to inf,rm tho public ihst have teft
Philadelphia. and am now located in Harris
burg, the seat Of the Executive and State Govern.
ment Of Pennsylvania, where ] now occupy the
spacious Hotel. recently kept by Mr.. Matthew
Wilson. I.s
This spacious building, having been purposely
pl.nned and erected for Hotel of the first class,
10 not surpassed if eQuaed, hy any similar es,al-
shmeut in Pcnnsy lvania and having undergone
thorough renovation. the parlors, rooms and
chamt~rs are now fitted up In s'yIe that com.
hines elegance with comfort and convenience.
Ny TABLE 10 pledged To he supplied with the
hest fare the Markets can produce: the charges st
the same time being moderate any Of the beet
regulated as,a, lishmen,s elsewhere. In short, no
eIcitions shall he spared my part or on the par,
Of every member Of my household, TO make !, what
it should be in the Capital Of Of the most pop.
ulous and interesting Slate. Of the Union.
With these promises, accommodations and fsci.
liti-s end the fact tha, the Hotel 10 most cigibly
situated I with confidence, most respectfully soil
cit the patronage Of the Public.
..t, ,r..ft teF DANIEL HERR,
Late Of Hers Ho,el, Chesnut st., Philad.
Harrisburg, Nov. %, lS45.
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BANK NOTE LIST.
PENNSYLVANIA.

The following list shows the current value Of oil
pennsy lvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
lance may lie placed upon il, ss II is epery soeek
carefully compared with and corrected from Bick.
pell's Reporier. ,.
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-" ENIHNJN1
p | A N O S.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent,
Il for the sale of CONRAD MEYERS GEL.
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS, at this place. These Pianos have plain.
massive and beautiful exterior 6ni,h, and, for depth
aud sweetness of tone, and elegance Of workman
ship sre not surpassed by any in the United States.
The following is q recommendation from CARL
D,Ers, celebrated performer, and himself man.
ufActuier:
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EAGLE
IL ID ," :" L.
Corner If Third and Vine Streets,
WILLIAMSON PA

Corner of THIRD and Vine Streets,
WILLIAMsPoRT, PA.
T\HE subscriber respectfully announces to
Il public. tha, he has opened Hotel in the col
modious brick building situate on the corner
third and Fine streets, where he will be happy
wait npon those who may favor him witt, tn
company. The Eagle Hotel il large and CONVEX
en', and furnished in the hest moie,n style. Il
provided with . large number Of we'll aired q
comfortable sleeping apartments, rooms, priv
psrI"ss, &c. Persons visiting Williamspcrt on
siness or pleasure, may rest assured that every
er,ion will hs used to render their sojourn At /
"Easlo Hotel" pleasant and agreeable. His rs
will I've supplied with the very best the market
fards. and his bar with The choicest wines and ott
hquors-thstges reasonable. The Eagle Ho
possesses greater advantages in point OF ioesti
than sny other similar sblishment In the borouJ
being situate in the business part Of the town.
within q convenient distance Of the Court Ho,
and Wiiiisn,spor, and Elmira Rail Road Depot.
Sufficient s,abins provided, and good and ,ru
os,lers always in attendance.
Attentive, accommodating and honest servs
have been employed. and nothing left undonet
will add to the comfort and accommodation of
guests. --,
There will he raffiase always in attendance
the Boat Landing to convey passengers TO and &
the House, free Of charge.
CHARLES BORROws
Nav t4th, 1s42.-tf
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HAvuHs had the pleasure Of trying the excel
lent Piano For,es Manufactured by Mr.. Meyer. end
exhibited st the last exhibition Of the Franklin In
sti,ute, feel it due to the true merit Of the maker
TO declare that these ins,ruments are quite equal
and In some respects even superior, 20 oil the ri,
sno Fortes, saw at the capitals Of Europe, and
during sojourn Of two years q Paris.
These Pianos will be sold At the manufacturers s
lowest Philsdelphis prices, il not something lower.
Persons Gro requested TO call and examine for
themselves, at the residence Of The subscriber.
SunbuIy, May IL. is45. ii. d. MASSER.
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TT lME, Of superior quality. can now he had
st,he Lime kins Of Henry Mssser, in Sun,
bury. t Nay II, isAs,
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Michael Weaver L. Son,

Michael Weaver L. Son,
RoP1 MAKERS 4 SHIP CHAHGD n
No. IS North Water Sveet. Philadelphia.
HAVE constantly on hand. q general ss,
ment Of Cofdage, Seine Twines. &C.,
Tsr'd Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, NJ.
ls Ropes. Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Ais
complete assortment Of Seine Twines, &c. sue
Hemp Shad aud Herring Twine, Best Patent
Net Twine, Cotton Shsd and Herring Twine, 6
Threads, &c. &c. Also, Bed Cords, Plough LII
Hsltsrs, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chs
&c. sll Of which they will dispose Of on reason
Terms. l.r....-
Philsdelphis. November is, is4s.-ly.
: SPERING, GOOD Il TO.
No. l3S Market Street, PhiIadelpf
INVITE tho attention Of Country Merch
to their extensive assortment OF British Frs
and American Dry Goods, which they offer for
on the most reasonable terms.
Philadelphia, November I3, ls42.-iy.
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Warsaw, iu., Sept ] o. Is46-6P. ". Z
wrote yol Yesterday per Weston B3lle, Civ
ing YOU ali the information could get up to the /
lime of her departure. SkirmishingWas kept up
between the opposing parties all day yesterday. |
Three Of the Antics were wounded-one severe |
ly, and the others slightly. The Antics say sew ]
eral Mormons were killed. The cannon balls ar |
rived last night in camp, also company OF near
one hundred men. RsiniorcemenIs TO the An |
ties are going in rapidly from all quarters. a
large quantity Of ammunition and provisions were
sent TO them yesterday from Fort Madison.
The Antics yesterday found three powder plots
prepared for them by the Mormons, in the road
over which ii was supposed they would, pass
They gotmimationo OF II, and PassedanoIherr route
THE Civil WAR IN HAEcocK.-ln addition TO
what is stated in our correspondence, we learn
that the committee appointed by the citizens Of
Quincy, had arrived at Nauvoo and visited both
camps; that they had so far succeeded in their
mission as to bring about cessation Of hosliliues
for forty-eight hours, commencing on the after
noon OF Tuesday, aud that il was hoped time
would be thus afforded for the adjustment of the
matters at issue between the two parties.
The cilizens of Burlington, in Iowa, have held
meeting on the subject of the Mormons, but of
the exact character OF the proceedings we are not
informed.-Si. Louis Republican, Sept. IS.
| HIGHLY IMPoRTANT FROM NAUvoo-THE WAR
ENDED.-The Alverado arrived this morning at
/ IL o'clock, from Keokuk, bringing intelligence
I from Nuuvoo up 10 Friday Some skir-
mishing took place on Tuesday, but so far as can
be ascerained nothing serious resulted. During
/ "Wednesday. negotiations were in progress be-
tween the parties, and on Thursday morning il
was finally concluded that the beseigcd or those
of them who had taken part in the hosiities OIL
the few days previous, should at once capituate
lay down their arms, and leave the City and State
within five days. The number embraced in this
requirement is variously estimated at from three
TO seven hundred, about one hundred and fifty
| only Of whom are Mormons.
On Thursday evening the mobocrats marched
in, and took formal possession of the city. The
steamboat Osprey had already leltlor Srangtown
a Mormon settlement in Wisconsin, crowded
with passengers. The Alverado brought mum
Der of the prescribed citizens to this place.
Some Of them 60 eastward.
The total of killed and wounded in the differ
ent skirmshes is not yet asceraned, but it is be
lieved to be not very great Capt. Smith of Car
thage died of his wounds before reaching home
Several others of the Antics, and few of tn
new citizens, are also said TO have been mortal,
wounded.
Thus are we called upon to record another ri
umph of the spirit of msrue and oullawry.-
81. Louis Union, September 10.
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ihem.-A churches aud the properly they con
tain.. in possession OF the clergy Of California,
shall continue in the same rights and possession
ihcynow enjoy.
All provisions and supplies Of every Kind, fur
nished by the inhabtents for the use Of the Uni
ted States ships or troops will be paid for at fair
rates, and no private properly will be taken for
public use without just compensation at the mo'
menL
JOHN D. SLOAT, .
Commander-in.C Chief Of the U. S. Ma
val forces in the Pacific Ocean.
U. S. ship Savannah,
Harbor Of Monterey, July 6, 1886.
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hFW ,iEXiCOAND ClLIFORNIA.

These vast Mexican States have yust Teen an
nexod 10 the United Statesind are now Ierri,Ories
OF this wide Union. Wo shall probably have
Territorial Rapreseuisliyeslron them both in the
next Congress. The following are the PrOcla-
nations of Annexaiion;
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Hrospsctable citizenl" who SET all law ~ da6ancs
for the purpose Of PuniShing violatols Of the
law.-Nep York TribKa,. 10y
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From The Nsv Orleans Times.
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR

FROM ttc 4NtU OTtCuNN 4tttos
LATEST FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The steamship McKim, Capt. Page, arrived
here yesterday from Brazos Santiago, which she
left on the 10th inst. She brought hither two
hundred and fifty sick volunteers, and six United
States soldiers who were wounded in the battles
of the 9th aud 9th Of May. Accounts had been
recently received al Matamoras of the assembly
of the Mexican population en- maSse, TO oppose The
march Of Gen. Taylor's army TO Monterey
Everything seemed to portend very speedy con-
nict between the advanced guard, under General
Worth, and a large force Of Mexicans, about ;.
900 men, that were close al hand.
From the Matamoras Flag.
IMPORTANT FROM THE ARMY.-Aftcr the rcgu.
lar edition of our paper had been struck off this
morning, the steamer Big Hatchee arrived from
Camargo, and we are indebted to Mr.. Hicks, the
clerk of the boat, the following letter and 9TH
er information:
CAMAFGo, September 8, 1876.
Mr.. EDITOR: hasten to inform you Of the ar.
rival, post haste from Serayo, of Captain Muir
ray, with information thai McCullough's rangers
had come into General Wouh's camp at Seravo,
and reported that on the 4th inst, about forty
miles beyond Seravo, they discovered body oi
Mexcans, forming the advance guard of a large
force. They relreated as the rangers came upon
them, and were pursued until they fell back on q
larger force, which was discovered to be from 80C
to 1000 strong. 1t isthegeneral impression tha
it was intended TO attack General Worth before
reinforcements could arrive, and Captain Murray
thinks that battle is being fought al Seravo To-
day, (he 8th.) Captain Murray met Genera
Taylor, with part of his force, some distance il
advance of the main body, and within thirty-iy(
miles of Seralvo, on n forced march TO its relief
1t is positively asserted that the Mexicans arr
determined to make stong resistance between
SeraIvo and Monterey. Ampudia and Arsta ar
cooperating with each other, and dtheirlorces aug
menting last--the Mexicaus are rallying 10 thoi
standard from all quarters. The heat has retar
ded somewhat the progress Of the troops whcl
left here with General Taylor, it being out Of tn
question to march during The heat Of the day.
The troops were in high spirits and eager to com
up with the Mexicans. Two companies of Ran
gers that were here, having their horses shod
started off Immediately after Captain Murray ar
rived. All is quiet here. Proclamalions from
Santa Anna, Ampudia, and the Governor of Ia
maulipas, have been received in town, and ar
having their effect upon the Mexicans. The pro
clamalion of Ampudia makes the penalty yer
severe upon all who may furnish provisions, or i
any wise aid the Americans. II prohibits ther
from holding any intercourse or carrying on an
trade with us. Death and confscation Of prop
erty are the penalties for disobeying the ORDER
These procIamatons have also been received
Mier and Reynosa. Nothing ofimporlanc(
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ARRIVED

Ship Pontiac Parker, AZ days trem Liverpool mdse
and els steerage passengers. to w & J 7 Tap.cott.
Ship Saracen, Hawkins from Glasgow LIST April, mdse
Woodruff Mnturn. April It'll. lat ~ - lon 32 81
spoke Br bark Mshacoe. from Liverpool for Montreal
Same time 30 sail Of square rugged vssses ali stand
ing 10 The Westward.
Br .chr Dolphin Nolder 10 days from S, John, B.
platter, TO Burnham & Wolfe.
Sehr Eagle, Cahoo from Cape Cod, in ballast
Schr Julia Ann, Winchester, 9 days from Esstport
lath aud plaster, to master
schr Emerald, Snow, dsys from Halifax N 5, mack
erel, TO master.
Schr GIL Blas, Cpnpingham. tm Portland. CT, stone.
Schr c Phillips, Giles I'm Gloucester, fish.
Sehr Jew, Dennis from New Bedford plaster, TO Brot
g. Vose.
Sloop Agent Rodgers from New.Londop, 600 barrels
OIL to E ID Hurlbut L. Co.
Sioop James Lawrence, Smith, New London, oil.
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CARPETING-, CARPETINGs :-1tes. oA-
- gains and Ssr- ChsBc5--All p-rron' cssIvt' " pr
curag Csrp-ungs OIL Cloth. Mslnss aHo secH o'..
tcles 1su-iy found 10 csrP-t s;or-s AZ
Invited % call HUTCHiNS CO No 90 Fesl.-st
,b-r- u.y De found N almost unr7s-d assortment! and
Al prr-. seldom n ev-r offered before n .ns ciiy
cate citiz-n -ot 20 furnish city country residences
together with ShipMasl-rs Ship and Steamboat Assns
eish any article il the above me ~oulo ana !. 10
th-if motto Small pFors al.a
f1 ais lra.ao.. HUTcHISs co. No. 49, Pe.ri-ss
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

CLEARED.
Ships Monument, Marshall, New -Orleans' st Law.
renee Brown Baltimore, johnson Lowden.
Bark Chester Watson, Norfolk.
Sohrs Ellen Rodman, Shcarman, w.Bedord Spy.
Lowry Boston Edward Franklin, Churbeck, Phiadel.
phia McKee, Hard < Co; Acadia, Burns. Cumberland
Ms; Felix, Geror, Mramichi, II Braine Milton
Ward do.
Sloops Juno. Alert Providence I; Midas, Bemsn, do.
Barge Middesex, Philadelphia
Boat Mars, Dulcy. Philadelphia.
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1n0ia Rubber GOODS.
nays PATENT HOsE-EnureIy new

Nays PATENT H0sE-En,ireIy new principle
~ Tbs plan of making hose recently patented 10 the sub
scrber commend itself svorsbly 10 all persons VINO M
spec simply making lube about the OF lead
pipe OF clear India rubber without Joining and having an
and Interior surface smooth sad pipe rus
tube but attached o another OF heavy duck
or other suitable covering limit The expansion or me rao-
tube under IL perfectly water tght
aud the covering OUT II may he patched or
bandaged replace. with q; very ring cost
piece OF the pipe which has been used one year Is no"
d. good Crolon size will be furnished al Inc uni
form and extremely low price OF Is pence foot; For sale
by the Paten,ee and Manufacturer only al No y Cort
lane ST. who conieni from experience OF Il Year,
that hi the right plan for making bose pipe adapted
10 all pur poses for which leather has been used
mvi HORACE II. DAY, Warehouse, = Cerus@1-s ST.
HUTCHINSON & RUNYON have on hand large
splendid assortment OF every description OF indis
Rubber Goods In use consisting 10 part Of about
5000 dozen Goodysa Patent Corrugated Suspenders
1000 pairE mems wo,n-n's and childrens' Rubbers
IOaO do do Leather Soed OS .rshoes
500 do do Metallic 40
600 do Ladies' Sandals, Metallic
500 do do Slippers, do
do do Buskins, do
All of which will be sold wholesale RETAIL on The mos
reasonable terms. The Warehouse OF The Newark. NJ
lndin Rubber Factory, 50 Maidru.lane. mia otsosa
EOUDYEAR'S PATENT--An and beautiful ar
II tcIs OF Crum Clohs -l-s anty painted, much cheaper
and more durable than DruggeL
my2 GEO. 8EECHER 100 Broad " sy
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LECKAWENA COAL.
'H6E SUBSCRIBERS are Low selling a. retail, and &c
ty-r:as 10 caitomers from he ard, Of Dc Oesws[e
and Hudson Csnsi Company coz Of King AID Gre-nw6o
and a. Inc loot Of Gouyrrneu.-st Z Z Ia very oSafe
bic Coal Of Inc rghi size for Stoves ranges &c
Also, tseir yard, Of Gr--n~en acc
he various ktrfs Of Schuyik Lenisn tnd LrrsfPoo
Coal Of the oest qualify. good saPpy OF Lump Soal Vi
ISF n SYKES Z WURTS.
go PER CHALDRGS.-Liverpooi Coal srsi quAl-
30 Ivy large for sale 81 ine a2o.e oW cs ;toE
s,rS csa;s Der chaidrun lcss Escc iAAcc dcc from
,hia AtIhs ssoye pric- Liverpool Goa more
@A- --7' ~1- r STOKES DICKERsoH
80 syoa les and l87 Anroocy-s, near Brosd-ay
GOAL FOX sALE-A large Guarriy OF chrsnut and
" De. Coal cheap, sgt-a5le fog purposes Also al
sz-e OF Peach Orchard ihseow prices broker snd egg
from ny ysri, cor. Of King and Gre-nv htch sa-
80 I'm PETER CLINTON.