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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07
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IunSwhIIy on hand by tho DarrcI OF pound.
T-s%I.
We have made arrangements for constant and
regular supply OF LAKE FISH. which viii com
menee TO arrive as soon a8 the Canal il opened
North. Citizens Of Fairfield look in at this Estab
lshment heioro you purchase aud you viii save
money, hat isa .drsd fact mud no humbua.
Lancaster. February 90, l9l7. 40
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
8 az A w AS
Bonnet Ribbons

Ofevery kind, quality and size can be bought
us at greatly reduced prices.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07
DIR. n. SCOTT

Sole Agent for Fairfield County.
OFFlCE-Gie Small White Frame Build
ihg, three Doors Fast Of the Swan Tavern, Main-st,
Lancaster, Ohio, October, 80, l9l7. 6m25
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07
PLAIN F.ACTS
AND NO CANNON.
FALL Il WINTER GOODS.

4 II 1t u 70 VI IT IITt wv UAIs
and another large arrival is expected in day or
two which, when received will make their as
sortment complete for the season in every de-
partment. All persons coming to this town to
buy Goods are invited to call and look through
their extensive and beautifully assorted Stock Of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
which are nil Of this Falls importation and conse-
quently Of the newest styles and latest patterns.
We have on hand and ready for exhibition one of
the LARGEST & MOST ELEGANTLY assorted
Stock Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS ever opened
in Lancaster, and promise TO sell them under the
old motto which is more goods for dollar than
any body else" Our Stock of Ladies' Dress Trim
miugs embraces general variety Of PRINCES,
GIMPS, CORDS, TASSELS, BUTTONS, &c,
including all late patterns, many OF which are very
desirable from the fact that they are 'aRthe rage'
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07

RLANK DEEDS,neaty printed on the
AObest Of paper, saleat this Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07
NA = NIMEREN =

Plain Black, Blue Black, also Barred, Striped and
Ribb'd
NESTTNGS from ninepeuce pattern to four
dollars. consisting of all kinds Satin, Plnn, Fl.
cured and Bard, Cashmere vestngs of every
price, Silk Velvet and Valencia do
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07

Just received aud now opening, in the EAST
Room OF Mr. r. NJ. AlNswonrHs BLOCK opPo.
SITE THE TALLMApGE HOUSE,, from Pilsburg,
Baltimore, Philadelphia mud New York, large
and general assortment Of English, German and
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07
l9O pieces Naltincts.

oiall sorts, colors, kinds, qualities and prices.
10 pieces KENTUCKY JEANS, Gold mixed
Blue, Black Cadet and Brown from twenty to
fifty cents yard
l0pieces Sleeps Grey Fuled Cloths, n very
heavy Goods for Winter pants.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07

All kinds of trade in exchange for Goods.
~ WISE & HILLARD.
Lancaster, October 7, l847. %
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07

Blank Snbp@mas
FOR sale at the Gazette and Express Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-01-07
B r o An CLOTHS.

79l pieces Of Bne Black. Brown. Olive, Claret
Oxford mix'd, Invisible Green, Steel mixed and
Blue Cloths, OF all qualities and prices. Call and
examine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
DOMESTIC NEGOTIATIONS.

NEW ORLEANS-Siip Falrfeid-lQto pigs lead, SRA
eh.s SCOTT. bbls york lard, Hewitt, leis CO.
81 btls pcrk aud lard susd-m sAse co-es DOS hsur
x bt Williams tD.s assca, slelilAr bsi sra-
80 bis PORK D~isnt J0tns1l-i' Dds - hAd. nanls
Wo Drske-.u- fcs beef, c0-t bias sugar ~ pois
lard Gsodhae co+t kgs lzd II % pofA ~ - mans
DIS ibis hams 1875 pors, oo--+- DDS ~tl,try' DAD
cuck CO. lls3 sacks corn. Mica--le-+ p.l' n'lff
oicsf-. $40 Dry hides, hyu- fvrfsit-io bales soll'n
kveIe.f l. balclr---5 ibis N leases. y bra 60 =
pkgs Dbl mas. Benz hafleai bis " be eden IA
4 Stanton cus Dalrsou-l case uiberi- case q
no5b 81 case bale Holder IL !lOs-l box, M-1fainf
Thorn co-5 bNs q Ioolld-sl box, aekson stacey
box, A Iutta--l oox, hnishf-l tx, DonA4cs9n-
tAr n d 4 % order.
CHAR EsTON-bark Cad4ac-5I fcs nee L Euiieo
els a ; Levcrch 81 tns 90 GIBBS Oo-rr &C.
! bx DO brown. De klsset A 90
CHARLES rtN-,iip aaf0a-tO casks WIue D1o1nu-
go--l4- spfsEu- kooinson-i5 oIdsr-.oi bales cot
- An, T.ft 4 C0-.o Badger. Peek CO--a9 Hutch.
- COL Khcdes-- 0uis bon Mrs NAa BE-
- - ssunty bhis kesde 4 Brothers
TgtKIt~'rON-Siip Mr. l0rt-lil bales cotton
a.,,itt-Ss J " PhinPs-6s Aesriii-so fos,--,5
No. Mi, Co.'S ~ 81 tes rice sPfHsse Robinson
$500 -. cotton iCs fcs nee Muller C1-+f
S,.,i.57 Fater Piervith-sl george buAle5-ioeo
So a ~. Little Pi-rson-iH hiaes 4 Ooair-y--l
80 "a s.r.yserg-6- bbls ID JOn-s-li bAsv NJ Jrf-Sc
ID Dad lry--5oj SACKS cora - Nheai o. psss
-. 70 order-sisOc specie illie.u
CHARLtSTOS-hais CdroitHa-to CO l'se Asoes
Rier~o-tb-l5s 1 buesmsysI Co--'- e.ss se'.oa
Pa.,so % bfl. sscsef bslchcr Coz otes eo,.en
o swif.-is 10 ysra ? bAs X y h s'sosins-'cs osss
corn NooaIua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

DisrRtssiNs.-Tso sons Of Mr. William Move.
one aged ard the other trslve years undertook 10
walk over he ics tre dam az Port Cartn on THURSDAY
evening asst but md proceeded tgt sbor, distance he
fore he ice gave Wy, ard sinking into tie wate- thr
we're botl anost instantly drowned. person pass us
b. u he line siesvUfe1 % res-le them ana seirnr
plank Vtch be threw m the fee. had lof rraspef ore
81 TIE hys Then tne ic- gave wy rnf ro-Ised an srh
sequeri EFFORT. futile lf.tsvfie NJ rsrs' ourn A..
FEVER ASD FAMISE.-A letter from Dublin. IN
Boston paper states that In The Cour d Chsucerr
Hs1er Nurphy called spon The Receiver IN ne cause o.
O-uiivsn O,ulvar, 20 account, pier that Tsr'is-
mn stated he appalling fact that cu-irz n. last year
tire A irsi - re ,srarf had AL 0-f -ert .srf a.
s1ci Ine receiver added that The holdings II those
2cs'us are nov al unoecuPiet. he estate Les n Ire
County Of Cork
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assault an battery upo1 wife and threatened 70 take
her ne win large knife, which IL is ALLEGED be made
on me lsfnd ~ he express purpose 70 killing her
ana which be was trardislrg a. her when A..
rested by ihs cficer..-. Ieels Rss'ev. While under
the ihlfnce of free p.failars = alcohol, Inflicted
severe wound 1r ftc bead of ns ie pift pitcher
James Dunn, nlh several others Gay night enter
81 The store OF y Henry Tue1er. 10 Moffst sft c0-
menced be Ping themse ives vhaf they liked ani when
femors'ra Cd with nzainsl such c1rilci Dam drew 4
lsrse sheath knife snc ;hreseEtt XII Tlehen. and on
the after calling r officers. another ~ The psriy knoct e
IUeten down BY striking severe blow bis hsas. and
then fed OHcer Paren arrived lost In tine 20 secure
Damn and lodge him IN Prison, where he was tetane1 70
answer. John o. Yantasse wss Locked up 70 answer
FOR having coi'ted vi~en assault zn- battery hs
mother While under the Influence II Ser ears greg.
Heury Luihe- arrested on saturday evening sri
locked up for knocking 7ut ore n lis m0hrs
eyes, kn0ckrr down his sister ari severely inilrg 4
brother on ne John Gs~vfv was taken into cus-
toty and detained 10 answer fr threatening 20 fsfr IRE
lfe n James akcway. with krfe Thomas Oh len
crested for ss7suitng officer Warng Ro5er- Ne
Infire locked 10 Of h-ea-enl- 20 take me re 81
Jonn knowles. John FratLfrs snsr parflk ~
crop much. fc heaiorF into ne Dock n the foot ri
Cori and e. bug was rescued 'T officer ryan of The Third
ward Officer Norris one NJ me g. err special a1' yss
ierday returned 90 tire CRY from Hreve. Eve mites east
~ Troy. hay1g .n bis custody Vim ~ AIrfoss, sirst
whom there arc several Indictments flr forgery iu ihe
second degree. An-rlss VS. sue-ed ab1li two Tearf
ago for passing counterfeit bank bits iC considerable
amount in this Cry, zrl admitted o. ball ltlrg
20 appear r O. a., bench warrant was Issued fr BE a.
rest az which time he was reii1g a. CatWts Landing.
whittier officer Norris repaired bug An-r0ss got viri OF
the visit tire officer and fept n the shade 90 the h-
lands until the aifer had lef SudseQ emily Antross
moved % MieFiNe and commenced business ~ manu-
fscurer Or shed leather, and hal continued st N
until Tuesday ias', when of-er Norris. accompanied b
Cfi .lrs PHILIPS and Wells 81 Troy. made thrr afrc1r-
ance Andres took o. the woods a. for upward
mile, when lie became cxhsusoi, an vas compelled 20
submit 20 the OF The bei0fe-named officers OH
GERS a. NJ c. Smith, Patton and Coueen on Saturday
evening arrested known The police az George Her
bert Aus George II. Jones, chsrse ~ burglary, I'm
having few weeks sg0 broken into the eEery store RI
Abraham Heves. Warrington s.. Boston, and stolen
fhere Lrom Al ] 50 In mcuav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
Exciieme NJ nf Harrisburg Suspension OF work
on the Pennsylvania Raiiroad-sheriG ESe-
Cniing the Law.
cartspOndenee Of The rhilldelphla Ieiger.



HAHksErEs, Dec %. 1871.
Sirolling up Capitol Hi this mornng the eye
was ssluted with the martial spectacle If a hun
dfed armed citizen soldiers array ed IN Inc in front
Of the State Arsenal undcr the command Of the
Sheriff OF Dsuphin County NeGr the base Of the
hill in front OF the prison. stood brass six FOUNDER
duly mounted, and ready for service Hundreds
Of citizens with grave aspect and hssty pace, were
running 70 snd fro 10 say nothing n the swsr n curl
Gus boys and tid mals. Who looked on with eye
and mouths sgspe wondering al tee great commoton al
the borough through
The roTrirs sky was bright sHi c'esr and me glorious
poured rs golden beams upon the hashmg bayones
aud rsk.d swords Of the ACCOUNTED gosse ~ e 9Th The
word was given 10 marchihe shrn fife screamed i.s
louse.t note he drum beat and away the thrcng
for the scene Of action.
TIE cause of excitement was this. The original con-
tractors he nnsy vara Railroad Bridge. across The
Susquehannsh shout FIVE miles above this place. having
from clearly asceriained suspended operations
on the work Of The creditors On the borough projected
evy the effects Of the contractors vhegeupJn the
poor aborers, who had not received psy f1r their work.
became camorous, ard would net permit the sheriff TO
move the things seized from The premises.
This morning the sheriff resolved 10 90 armed with
sufficient force 10 discharge his duty and the law
When he arrived upon the ground the csconened labor
ers mingled freely With the posse and promptly tendefe1
their services % assist Che officers o. Justice % collect
nt1f rms ie of the el-cs Ct The recent coniracoTs
That worthy on-er being unable 10 detect scfzaHe
properly worth carrying back 10 town haansued BIS men
and fegln reurn march.
T. Is understood here that the work has teen given 70
new firm OF contractors snd that the Ovna contractors
may Institute proceedings against the Railroad Ctmpany
though FOR what csuse Or upon what ground cepohent
knoWeh not Certain Is that except the poor abortrs vino
stood for their bread snd butter the affair was su
GENTLY udicrous to excite almost universal mrlh among
our citizens. ].
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DIED

u BrCcsIrn. Saturday mcrrInr fst int stsr short
iHn-s. SUSAN ROCKWELL. vie Ct Charles P free
mn. sEer III vss-s
The r.i.vss ard fris-5s of ths f.r sss respectfully
rvtsd st-r1 her funeral wifr1rf farther ro CO. IN
Monday the O. in-t. e o'clock " from tsr ste r-s-
d-ucs. 3 Hsrf's0n 70 Brootlyn.
on ssturds7 lst jan o. conflmpton. eyed 81 years.
LUTHER. sol % Caleb Bingham
HE friend ari go those ~ rs flhrr So
requested on attend nif flr-ri from be- ste r-sier-f
~ TWerff -iougih-st rear Isrihave1ue. this day st.
0c'o-.. 2 81
A. Wiiisnstu-zh. l. ]. on Sunday afetuo-r. Cd i1st
JAMES AiN>Llf. N the f1h yea Of hr. sze
The relations and friends Of the deceased sre
lV invited sffenf hr funeral Tr-sfrr sfta-r0rn a.
O'Clock without further irvitsurn from 'h- Reform
Dutch Church faurth-st cor of south and Second IT,
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

0fII||tfl 7 "
Wall st. was deserted today or the lp town
Squares snd places Bear and Bail vt ci7iy uF5n fhe
sane sofa and nPpsi Msderia together without sro-
Mammou uas uathroaed ard the Goddess Of Hospitality
held undivided rsign
We refer our readers to a card from the Presi-
dent Of the State Bank Elizabeth Pubhhed ia another
column.
The amount Of Treasury Notes outstanding is
sifs57 s5 Of which ss7i9 SIS were ssu.d under ihs
act Of eth Jsrusry iei7 TIE above amount shows
increase q only si3co0 since st December TIE follow
log table win show The amount cf public moneys the
several Deposioes on the 18th Of November and the h
of December subject 20 tie diait Of the United sfae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

Cart. PEARsos's CoFFIS-Mr. 5. VI. Barrett,
undertaken Of Montague and Court SIS. has usi
completed the cla intended for tie remains Of the late
Capt Pearson. II Is mahogany coffin covered with black
cloth. II Is trimmed with gold lace ana each side
the representation of four pieces Of cannon. o. tie top
Of the coffin Esge surrounded with - stars repre-
sen.ns Tie number o., States In the ion. Undorncath
the Eagle Is plate soaring the following Inscription:
Capt Charles II Pearson y. y. Y. diei On the City OF
Mexico Oct TO- 1857 of wounds received a the st0rming
OF the fortress Of Chapuepec, sept 49, lsi7, ssed 81
years
This cn Is TO be enclosed In vhiiewo c'li' which
is covered with lead. The remains q Capt Pearson are
expected to srive IN few days and arrangements are
new oelrg made for the inerment lake place the
d NJ inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

ki,e,...7 = ssi,...a q Rises.... 81 Even. 5.
LATEST pArFs.
london ............Dec isyrs;.,........'."Dec +
Liverpool...........Dse New-Orlsan'.....-.Dee- =
Arrived-s. lip Anon Burr Charleston, days cotton
ana rce 70 @ sutton Tuesday afternoon, On Cuntae<
saw steamer. hence for Chsrlesfon
Ship N-w-York, Hull Charleston, d, cotton and nee
sap Faiiasid rovsland NewOrlsaas. IS d.. mdIs %
T stanton. Left the bar, ships Palestine Apollo
inside ship Thls WI sht waiting for water 70 get % -
bouLd % Nio< Dec ~ lt - 81, long 30 b. spoke fr
ship Egerafd from havss with stecrs-e passengers i9r
New.Oe - days cut al well wished ~ be re soried.
Rank lsabslts Hyne Dewag Rio &c Janeiro. <lsf Nov.
coffee Ac 70 Allen PAx.01. Sailed il CO. with bark.
active for Bait: 81 4 Rundlst Tor 30 reaas Len, "
HInfii rt1n Brazil. Lacy. Psnnman aud Don Juan. for
Afsca Theophas. Chsse vhslerl AlEustine, from hos
ton. Naiplaiso. Putin for r~psirs Whg. s9.d Mer
in Emma lssdor-. Caroline, Marsh sarah sni kirkland
dschx; STELLA. loai for NNork. Nov. Il, saw shiP
Brsndyne s3iue into RIO. same time spoke bag Helen
ssrs Fnms ( T Oardrer, Ne Weber Sal, Key. 70 d.
Turks Island, 7seo bash SALT TO Ss,nih wsl.a. Lsfi
ffotu Apalaehicola of ssc Tor Boston.
Bsrk milne BAXTER Charleston d. sos cks rics, %
Bishop 18th ut 81 hatisrAs, spoke brig Delaware fro o.
B.is Rsdsn,ost- BlLsde. si.a q ssys nds- 20 Ess-
meth Wush- Lsit, iuk Aloeftina, Montgomery, { 2
NYork soon. l1ih Nor a Doable Headed shot hsys
.pose .hip Mary Afeisi-. from Boston Tor NOresas-
2h lif q II, ons u a 80 bern bns, no person %
b ard ortopai yard gone, painted ack ass about ~
tons S,~ ship tsss her Ia two bound north, supposed
a.. As.1.,c. Bar.for Rio De Janstro. Nvl. coffee.
- =
Ban Left ship Cl-0ne Cro~-i Tor NOesns 10Th. The
Cson@ ck- sept 49, II st s. p long ~ IS, whale srip
scr-ds Of and ssetfOrd for n. Western Island,
.e-ui,e clean brig Oti4xA, for Nfors - h.
B.rk aro ice G4Toiia Godfrey, Charleston, d. cot
ton Ac 70 DurhAn 4 Dimon
B.Ts suuy Norioa. Blae Hill, 10 Dc granite, = Nesn.fh
Brr louisa lof Bsuuorel Etcbberzer. Frstsin y a.
La 80 his sus.r iij Do mozsses q Peek Nzl befg-a
sailed In CO Win schr Cll0FsdO. ilr Richmond.
srx " sssou hopkins. iiaf- C-pt Crude. died Dec.
lel L-euus Il d. o5 qis lCgwcod % K bucS Lett
- A ?.
York IN d. PED. agate DO - ds Dee q. a. " non
Colu.an brs Orincco, johnson. Anx1srurs - d aba
% feff brs -, Wi2pe. Of s1d for NeS-l0rk, Gnc ;
- OF BAIT. for DO N c..
e. bris spedwe sirpson = Ana Bay JAM % d 1908
t,s. pim-uio 10 H5~lAad AspiawslL Lett American
s-br Globe smith Pertain Prince IS d, co5se, &c. %
Ro,.ire Co Left. Nov H. s-1r Lucuils Of Castine,
Issin or NYork soon tTg Ida Tor Fnilai. sehr
LEAN. eli Pauc1t1cE amber loaded Do Drss Alert. Of
Dsr.u .o5u b.ir Gen Lincoln for Nlrgone osd for
SYork ,.ed DAYS previous bris Ellsworth f5r Sfork
49, a. s.,led in O.. win Maoou slacEbridse for Ne~
Orle.r. 2e-h ult Csp- Hs;fsrss NV 81 miles, passed
p.ar.s 10 hsvc been 10 ilst situation soGa- ne
scar W Arlington, Powell Alexardgis, days ndse, 70
master. 49, - - -
Brown De RosseL
4 n BrEss
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LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.

EXON GENOA.
=. 10. SPlNErrOS wonderful Csnariss perform every
- Gay and evening az 55 Bfoldway n opposite the
Ihecfef over he carpet store 81 iV and D. A. 81 and :
:. and gi oc ocs. =. NJ They perform the slack and
u4ht rope in fls chair smoke pipe represent ils death
Marshal Ney. &c some OF these birds have been Ia
training over 3 years d fis
'lnE GREEK SLAVE, corner Of Brosdwsy and
Leon.rdst This statue, By Powers will remain in
New-ioik short time longer All season tickets issued
since the 10th of Oct will ee available tl the close OF the
season.
Single admission. - c's season ticses 30 cts Hours
Of exhibition from A. N. until in 7. a. az 'fseof
4 MEXICAN MTSiI fI.-P. j. saSNUN, Propfie-
~ tor; r. HucHcccK, MANAGER. Splen'id Exhibitions
ant Performances. this after a. o'clock and this
evening az half rl.t The MAneser has reengtsoi the
Company OF BtDOulN ARABS; CAMPBELLs ETH.
OPEAN SERENADERSi GREAT WESTERN. 10 the
Dead shot; IVORY CRrCisiXf SHtKsPFREAN
CABINET MlsSESJJL.EN WatrLOCk, LIVING
OnANG OUrAN6 Wax Fifures Likenesses and Por-
traits of 'hs ANlSrAD CAPTIVE SLAVES. QUEEN
VICTORIA, sc. MADAME ROC hNELL, Famous FOR.
tune Teller
WAX MODEL OF THE HUMAN BODY,
% be seen privately 81 An extra chlrge OF - cts
Admission p children under TO years
OF age and old enough 90 wsis alone. ~ certs.
Reserved front seats TO- each sxtrr. I3
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lAI sIATE BANK MOTIFS AT 7.
TOR Dry GOODS.

GERMAN MCiR will receive these notes 10 ex-
= change Tor Dry Goods Their stock Be- not surpassed
hv any n the cry aud is sold at TIE lowest cash prices
We invite the attention Of purchasers 20 b. Ji ais
F,RFNT ROBBRRY.-9 100 REWARD The
President o fhe Bsuk Of Chester County was robbed
ca THURSDAY Afternoon, December @i 40 n- Vest hester
Railroad Dep0t the corner Of Broad aud Race sf
pHfais oh of hr trunk vase, orfNning upward %
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS OF the Notes Of This
one Of Z 600 So l0 t1tei Juno p leil
No g. dated June % 1884
so 3D. dated June $40. 1884.
All eniorssd " Ply 90 he order oi DreNei GO VIM.
o. each And some 81 the following maj also BE- To-
Oae Of 5000 No. 49, dated June 10 1884, with the letter
One Of slice 10 a. dated June &C. lss same letter en-
Oosof 5000. No %. same date
One OF 81 sUl, 40 90, dated jane io, 1889
These seven 90 the Not-sof this bAnk ~ th. above
foiowlngnay be- included 90 those stole %, VIZ
one of 500 80 dated June g. 13i, with the letter
D endorsed tho back.
Ofa a. $50 40 81. dated June n, 1854
one OF $500. 80 11. dated July ., l-il
One o 800 No %. casei July D, SIS others Of $500
each. da'es sd numbers uncertain.
70 notes 0f the ablvs Denominations VIII be is'ued ~
the Bank until plates obtained These seven are
a the notes Of 500 each circu afo-. The follow
ns are also believed 10 be- the notes stolen, VIZ;
one of $780, 80. 2,6l3 dated March :, .
187 with the letter u
One o. $40. 10 1905 SANE date endorsed on the
one Of 100 No Sci. Sept lY l'if back Of each.
O0e 81 $50. No 1913, Mach ,. lel7.
The Bank will give reward " 5000 for the recovery
OF the money, aaa 10 popoi'on ,sr sgy P,,, thereof
President nj the Bank NJ Chester CO.
DAVID TOWNSEND Cashier
Wet Chatter. Pa December g. ltf7 ID ~
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CRRISTY'S nTINSTKELs.
M ssIssIPPI RIVER!

rHE ItKsEsr PAlNrlNe y TIE wogi u
DAiNTED On THREE MILES OF CANyASi-Ex
hhtin-s view OF country 40 miles IN length, extend
ng from The mouth OF fhs VI ssour River d the City q
New-Or cans aui reaching Ter degrees OF altitude
BEING THE LARGESr PAINTING m tbs WORLDl
open every evening lsunosys excepted q, the MN
PANORAMA BUILDING IN Broadway ad.uinins Nibio
Garden.
Admission 81 cents, children half price
The Panorama viii commence moving AZ o'clock pre-.
eisely
Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesdays sud Saturdays Al
o'clock. Seats secured from lO al y O'Clock A. VI.
All lI-luA
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NOTICES.

r:- 90. FL special session or tts Rw Grand
Eeo', To- lie .anets Of or ceesissa er1ths- p g ~
800" 41'f ,5srollA = r. III, o. fspts's sf .e'
~ Mechanics Institute Lectures, A. SOC stv
Library, % Brosiw'y. M1r6ag Evening 81 ~. Prot
HlvE's SIKH Lecture on Experimentai Chsrnis tly-
--" hrTff- Dii. md ''f 'of'f7rl7ni a'7 Pra'r-
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