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MtTACLLiFE1 E1SSCRAN COhipANi
OF y - ~ sUis ii.
OFFICE III. BRo>pw W. tR!NIry BJILDIHG.
NETT ACCUMULATED FUND, february /, 1858
S2,Olo, 10 "a.
-Sec1tfiiu


4 His Company has now established itself on such
firm basis that il offer to those desiring an M
vestItHt their lives. that greatest OF all de>ie Gans
life insurance, fall and feet security It, his
is almost. II not quite, without parallel! tohi-
Ienoing .t F.hruary, l6i3 (io Years hg") without
except its receipts tor premiums, 1t has
now AN actual cash tal which Invested in Bond,
of \ ew Iorh and BiooklNn. worth double the amount
loaned thereon. Of >20Jo0U0 lis receipts for
Iuums during the past five wears have been nearly ST.
2J1,udG, interest investment >3)U,UUu
and has paid pncies terminated BY death daring the
time, nearly >oUU,U00. Its div lds liter rrserv
Ing fund clent re-iisIre all outs ta'ng rocieS
We're 52 percent me first five years. and 81 3 per cent
the last five, on the amount o! premiums paid beng an
average oi II l2 cent per annum Tor ten Years
These added the polcE at their itNef-
,iunary value payable at death with the amount isur-
ed. applied the reduction OF iHturc preii-
the of the insured. The business OF the
Company is conducted strictly on the cash p.dn-ho
creGitsjii it is believed TO hold out greater induce
| nIents than other panv. whatever
It's OF pre- low those of any good
Office, and believed to be lower than sone who pro-
Tess TO Insure from - TO so per cent less.
FREDERICK :. WINSTON, Prest
| ISAAC ABBOTT, SeCy.
Charles Gill. Actuary.
| JUaTUS |. MCCARTHY, Agent.
THos. R. PORTS, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
uU l111
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WILBUR NJ. II.tiNV ARD.

WILBUR NJ. HAY w ARD.
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Oficr
- tie Banking Hot.e of NN. Brew sIER x Go Third
street Saint Slul. Re;ercHccS:-kx IRE ~ieUt Fillmore
.nIlo \ y. Hon. ram X. Je.otne. Rochester. N.Y.
Hon. Aaron Goodrich s r. ul, Wnl. Btwstrr i Co..
Paul.
IL. W. LOTT,
ATTORNEY and COCN~f,ii.O TI-lW and GENERAL.
l.tNn AEtNf Particular attention viii be given to
COLLECTIONS, paving taxes, entering LANDS securing pre-
emptions, and entries made by military land war
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TRAVIS RoSsER. L.. OLDs
ROSSER 4 OLDS,
ATTORNEYS anl COT NSlIIyUR~ N LAW. Office in
the Secgetar!s Room in the Capitol at 81. Paul NJ !.
GEO. l.. BECKER.
AGENT OF HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
O!"e Ia arich b * above American House It. lntio
street. -. Paul. Minnesota
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NO. g..
st. 33aul A10'ts.

A. l.. LARPENTEUR,
Ueoler IN Dry Goods Groceries, Pror,Slons, C2othaS
Harduare, China and Queensware. Cutlery. $e.
THIRD STREET,
Near the corner of Third and jackson streets,
st. Paul, Minnesota
FaNHE river is closed, but the stocs Larpe0
n teur are stili open. where may E found The
extensive assortment; of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goohs, Carpelngs, Jewelry, Gehlemens' clothing, in
cuding Hats and Caps Boots aud Shoes and every 9TH
the c!ty Affords stock of Groceries and provisions
Oh ~ kius winch cannot be surpassed; and full as
sorneht OF Hardware Delf and Queensware, Cutlery,
aNdevery other article suitable for Minnesota trades
ali i Which Will be sold wholesale retail, the
Inoi favorable and accom- motating terms
A,choce variety OF donble and single bare lled shot
gum: rifles and pistols, powder TASKS and shot touches,
gHh;wats, water proof percussion caps gun locks,
Wa to''s, sc'cw drivers oEd driving business, may
all se iound at A. l.. LARPENTEUR'S.
iot:iS OLIVIER, I'M. STONE, sP. FOLSOM.
Reg: Deeds, Ram'y co. Judge Probate. Co Surve, or
1924. >E.N ARR >..rMkNIS. 1854.
Fare redaced oa Tie Itllow Coach Line.
TWO DAILY BETWEEN
ST. PAUL AND ST. ANTHONY
i EANlNG each Place at O'Clock A. NJ, and o.
~ clock, r. NJ. Coaches and teams will be at the
Laiiig on The ar rival of Steamboats, AT Sain, Paul.
Af>o, daily line OF stages between ST. Paul and Still
water, connecting with Semi Weekly line from Still
water TO Falls OF st. CrOiX; leaving Saltwater on Tues
days and Fridays and Falls Of ST. CroiX Wednesday,
and Saturdays
~ Fare between ST. Paul and Saltwater reduced to
dollar.
Pan ItCular attention given to the odatioa Of
Pleasure Parties
Remember the Yllow Concord Coaches.
WlLLOUGuBY q POWERS.
Saint Paul. April l.. l654. 6-l-f
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WINTER AND SPRING ARRIVAL.
THE WORLDS FAIR
TJAS received per Burbank d Co.'S En- press, varied
L assortment OF
PRINTS, UeLA!NES. CASfIMERES,
.uerinos, Giores, Hosiery,
u UO0len GOods,
Muslin collars and Undersleeves, Velvet Ribbons, etc
These Goods Together with the remainder OF Fall and
winter stock OF FANCY and Domestic DRY GOODS,
READY MADE rLOrHING,
Hats and caps, Boots and shoes, carpetinr, Yankee
Notions, &c, will be sold at small advance over
Eastern cost, preparatory TO siarn. for MY spring
sIuCk EDWARD KEENAN,.
A Worlds Fair store, cor 80 and Roberts
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5000 LBS. FRESH BUTTER.

Also superior lot of Crockery, etc.
All of which will be sold low for Cash. Persons
wishing To la, III their winter supply of Groceries and
Provisions, would do well 10 give call before pur
cha>ing J. w. DOWNER,
st. Anthony street, st. Paul.
Ian
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STOVES AND TIN WARE.

STOVES AND TIN WARE.
At Nt,rtL's Old stand Thru Street, few doors
West # Jackson Street.
YENIE subscriber will keep on hand constantly good
4 assortment of Tin Ware, which he will sell at
wholesale retail.
A.so, general assortment Of STOVES. Orders from
cou,try dealers solicited.
n. b. Repairing done on short notice.
GEO. RUSSELL, Agent.
ST PAM lime 9 1s53-7-ly
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J. r, FCTIIlF,KTON.

A T his old stand, which is known TO a great MANY
"a friends especially those who have patronized him
so long, ke rsa different stock Of Goods from the mix
tIre which lie formerly kept. lie now keeps Dry
Goods alone, including prime selection of Ready
Made Cloth and the largest and best stock of Boots
and Shoes ever opened any where, including Ias!ea'
Shoes lie has also variety of Blankets Whitney and
Horse Blankets, which he always has done he sells
ut prices TO slit his friends
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.
NkIa.Ln..

CT. PAUL nitl To-. 49, l. :. Q. /. u4cet every Fri
- Gay e.ing d; laNPEa-,NlI Il L.
MAY Il \. BARBOUR. R 5.
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NEW MILLINERY GOODS!
And the Latest Fashions.
AMES, SAW MIL

NEAR EaNton's Landing. is now in operation, and
prepared to furnish bills of lumber of ever>d de
d"rpfon. VIII saw CHs, Ash Bass Wood, other
iniIr of any dimension rcgured-can SAW fort, fees
stuff if necessary. Lat and pickets always OIL hand
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TOM.-GoOD MORNING, JOHN.

10HN.-weii. To u. how you to -dsyf
Ion-oh frss rate hr't rate. I've just esns from
JoHN.-Hustace's-Hus.ace's
Jswshy Store down here On First street
JoaSYes yes; almost forgot there wss Jswslry store
thing Of the hind IN th place that don't
the esesblshmeio. generally make bases East.
think things cheaper there and have larger stock "
Ton-wsil. Johe. I've always had the impression.
bu. since coming from Hustacss having
FORE lam satisfied he sell cheap exhib and
select an assortment as you ind any.fere; l14 t-r
JoHs.-Ah! Did you deal any With himi giffrfr
T0M-0h yes. considerable Just sto pped In get
he time than anyhing else fne
lator and particular always the mark
hf'e there Was Induced to make an and know
I've made good one was surprised to his splendid
stock and such exceedingly low prices could
myself to the adjoining Of the and being good
judgs Of those Matters that his is
the I'm and fashionable
much below any house in this any other place.
JoBS.-Why. you astsnish me. Tom
ToN.-There Ans gold got Of him. and
cost me onlys TITLE too and there ofslver
bargain and the silver good dollars There
he for and ms ahead time to tell where he
put IL together. $500.
he repair watehesi Ihave good one some out
from that very fact. 49,.
Tos.-I presume does very fine tools
also splendid Pvotpg Sothe and then his
ing in regard watches he is we'll posted
just 30 Own and him. He will do the right thing with
you and anything want will find it there
zoe at ~ cheaper than other
he tells depend its being
JoHS-Wel Tom. shall Hustace before night. and
taxa my watch To him at any may do trading
here fIl' 0.i.Fat elff's - y ~ e
noI4-H = fa- n u.
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STATE LOTTERIES
sfa-- FOR NOVEMBER. 1884, "a

Payment Of Prizes 0uaranteed to tAs holder Sy fAa
q ta'Ila tii.- State Of Maryland. af lt.r-
must 50 o. on upon sheii
every capital pr they will only shey
the list below sho many worth the
ture. We that IL would be Of to
correspondent pablish list prizes drawn and
violate promise Of strict
although world advantage and enhance the sale OF
tickets II permitted could Who has
COO prizes Of s50 ~ % the
which s2 O and others who have draw
both larger smaller We give below OF the
Lotteries November and that each aud
every person will send rder Tor tickets in them
G. MARIN x CO Baltimore. Nd.
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WAIr AND SEE.-The st. Louis Democrat
Of the 10th gives out the following:
"Senator Atchison is at present engaged
In the upper country. organizing a secret
society, to consist Of FIVE thousand persons
pledged to repair into Kansas on the day OF
the first election held there, to vote slavery
into that territory. Of this we have anthem
tic Information, and in few days we shall
expose the whole scheme" ie
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PROVISIONS MORE ACTIVE.
HALIFAX, Nov. 23d.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM ENGLANl,

PROVISIONS MORE ACTIVE.
49, HALIFAX, Nov. 23d.
The steamer Canada, with advices from
Liverpool to the 18th inst, has arrived at
this port.
Richardson, Pence g. Co.report an advance
OF - per Dbl in flour, IS per BUSH, on wheat
and IS per quarter on corn; and quotes west
ern canal flour at ABS, AIS and 81, and Ohi1
and similar brands at Ats, Ass, and 6dj white
wheat lbs and red I2s, and yellow corn at
46, white st 46s and Sd and mixed at 45s, but
says the demand fell off at the close.
Provisions, according to GARDENERS circu-
lar, were firm. as the government wanted
considerable beef and pork. Lard advanced
to 55s.
Money market at London was dull. Ba-
ring quotes consols at 92a. Transactions
in American securities small.
=. GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The latest accounts from the East say IN at
Sebastopol had not yet been taken, and the
siege was progressing slowly, but surely and
effectively.
The people in England, however, were be-
coming much dissatisfied, and complaints
were heard on all sides at the seeming want
Of energy. The publication of the official
dispatches, sfIer being held back so long,
had most uniavorable effect, not only on
the public mind, but ton the public funds at
London and Paris.
Mr.. Soule had left London for Madrid, via,
Paris, Lord Palmerston had been dispatched
from London to paris on a private mission,
supposed by many to TO be in connection with
the designs Of the United States regarding
Cuba.
AT the battle which ensued after the Rus
slams attacked Balaklava, one thousand Eng.
lish soldiers were killed; this announcement
had most unfavorable effect on the public
mind in England. leI sreo-
Nothing further Of an important character
in regard to the movement of the immense
armies of Russia and Austria which menace
each other on the frontiers.
A THIEF DETECTED.
New YORK, Nov. %.
James Fiizgibbin.,a night clerk, and Por-
ter in the Post-otfice, in this city, was de-.
tected last night, b.. the special mail agent
HolbroOk, abstracti& money from the let.
tiers. He was arrested with the proceeds o!
his thievins in his pockets.
o1 PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
James Hail. conductor on a freight train
on the Pennsylvania Railway, had his leg
torn off yesterday, near Lewistown while
detaching portion of his train. He died
last night.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.
This being ahanksgiven day in Pennnylva.
MIA business was entirely suspended, aud the
day being fine our streets were crowded.
PIrrsBURG, Nov. % p. M.
The river is stationary. Weather warm
and cloudy, very like rain.
CINcINNArI, Nov. IS.
River risen 5 inches; weather cloudy
showing slightly.
Flour, 40 sales, 100 bbls whisky sold a,
22c; linseed oil "A; green hams &c; Turks
Island salt 81.
s.ra PITTSBURGH, Nov. IS, NJ.
River feet inches and rising. Wealth.
er cloudy and damp. es
CINCINNATI, Nov. IS, p. N.
River risen 8 inches. Weather cloudy
with occasional showers Of snow and sleet
Markets unchanged. ..
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Al SIS PRIZES TO BE DISTRIBUTED

November 18th, 1851 Class 80
In this scheme formed the combination o. IS
numbers making tickets and the drawing OF rs ballots
will prizes each having Of the drawn numbers
each having othem 81 $50. each having
only also. 3t20 with neither OF the drawn
numbers n them being blanks =.
determine the fate othe.e primes and IS numbers
inclusive. will be severay placed in wheel on
and IS Of them 1T random
having for its the is I'd and ID
drawn numbers will be entitled to the capital prize
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9 9 g & 91wT & Z
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OH
LlNUNENT.
An lnfallible Remedy for
DISEAS OF TIL BYE!
.r.. ACUTE OR CHRONIC,

lNHE miraculous cures that this celebrated ediciB
i has performed after all other remedies had faiet
the proprietor In asserting that IL 10 the only
Linim mt that will cure Chronic innaElmatory RheS
ma;sm Paralysis, stiffness or weakness in the Joints
Neuralgia Tooihache Earsche or any Pain. 1t will
move any swelling, Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, CaksA
Breasts Sore Nipples Bites OF Musquiios, or any In
And il will cleanse, purify and heal the FoULEsf
long they may have existed. 1t viii also sooshe ana
heal Burns scalds, Fresh Cuts, Wounds, &c., sooner
'nAo any owl ovE .s%e MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1885, and the demand Is Increasing
daily, and have heard Of case wherein ~ mas
failed to cure any external disease, when properly
whothsn win suffer from Pains. Sores or swsliinss
when a safe and sure remed. is so easily Obtained.
Read the following certificate. which IS
c q INCONTESTABLE PROOF
jill McLr.s-sir: feel tia duty owe 70 Me psblis
TO make known the following hoping the, may learn .!
my experience. and discard wor'ness sun "nsn mas
been pressed into noies BY false certificates ard Ions
-; wa. confined to my room cripple
from Rheumaiism. Ny knee swollen tremendous
ly nroducing The most pains. The muscles
contracted thai could hot straighten my leg at all
anpIisd The Mustang Liniment for four weeks butit
done no more good than any other grease obtaiBsA
and u.ed yoer Volcanic oil lnment-in three wesksit
relaxed the muscles. and cured me permanently.
I..w Mr.. C.s.day when he wasafc,ed. s..sted. .ns
he is now we'll. VIM NJ. ELLIOTT, Pnkneyvills.
Reader, IL the owe is sufficient to convince you
OF The wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic Oil Lninent.
call and examins the tkosssnds which we have in our
possession from all parts the country. and will
purchase supply from and II does give satisfas
iioA the money will be returned to the purchaser.
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLean's Celebrated Lnimentis the only safe and re
liable remedy for the Of SPAWN, Ring Bone, Wind
Calls Spnis. Unnatural lumps, Nodes or Swellings.-
1t will fail to Big Head Poevl, Fistula. OLE
Running Sores or swerey, If properly applied. For
sprans Bruises Scratches Cracked Hoofs Chafee sad
die cellar Calls Cuts Wounds IL is infallible
remedy. Apply directed, and cure Is certain
Read the following from Mr. Wells, Of the st. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This certify that have used the Mexican Mustang
Eminent and Mcl.ean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
omnibus horses that were lame, sprsned and ell
ings and have found McLean's Volcanic Oil Lineen
TO be the best LinimeEt. ERASTUS WELLS.
ofthc firm OF Case * Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German,
This Liriment now put up in 95 cent 80 centand ~
bottles The so cent size contains three times the quan
tty of the 81 and in proportion TO the cost
For sale by J. III. MCLEAN, sole froprietoI.
Corner Third and Pine streets, ~ LOWS MO:
For sale in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FAkkB
LEY & CO., al Projectors Prtoce. JIM
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REAL ESTATE FOR sALK AT AUCTION.

- n
of decree Of the Nanderturgh Circuit Court
made the last said Court certain suit then
said Conr wherein Samuel Casssday plaintiff
James McCaer and others defendants will
in Evansville. the 18th d.y OF December s54 be-
tween the hours Of ~ o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p 81
said day the following real Estate situated In Vsndssush
Ind Is All
and f6) in township (7) No
0) In the dssrict Of Lsnds subecs 10 sale s vinsea
part Of said fractional sections hereto
fore set on tie hsirs Of Willis Ha.tiss dee's under
OF the Probate Court Of Vandrburgh asd
bounded follows witt Beginning the
said section No. running thence north along the
line Of said No chains lilo
thence by lise parallel with the line
90 the Bayon River Island; thence said Bayss
With the msander thereof the line dividing fractional
lions thence along line place
ming Aso the half OF the south
No. So In township No. south Of No 10 vest In the
land district aforesaid the Of the south
quarter the section. .s. lalet - Hta 1874
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third of the purchase money In
eash N six months with interest," and the remaining - in
esf with Interest The property will be Immediately
eyed pnrchascs who viii be required give their
paid portion she
the the notes
The and will provision waving relief
novis-4w - JOHN MITCHELL. Trustee.
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WHOLEsAI.E day GOODs.

vUE have on hand of the complies aud de-
w sirable Goods ester
market which o-er TO all cash buyers
unusually low Our stocks directly a
manufacturers and mpo snd in quality and
defv composition from any Of the in the West
We feel of old fsvors
feel we'll that make IL interest,"
that Of all others buying give call before
elsewhere. oct1S JOHNS IN a. FRENCH.
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&0TlCR.

NOTICE hereby given. that have taken out letters tes
IL tamentary Of John NJ Stockwc deed. and
qualified such Execuor All having claims against
said to for
and those said estate TO call
settle with me instsnter ~ ny store on Water street
nov7- In k0BEBr BARNES Executor.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE:

TUNHE undergns oe for OF Land adjoining
the wn Of Pstoks or CoIumi miles north OF Prince
Gibson County, pdana 3orods from the Railroad
90 vs. cleared and well proportioned into
Mdo Pasture Ploughand. well watsrsd. and the soil
rot SURPASSED bv any in -he county
the Paoka House The Lots lie together. and embrace
about we'll in various kinds Of
fruit with living spring OF water running through them
Said Property is well arranged for rom Ey
Rarcs places Amy person wishing to purchase
would do we'll to subscriber living the premises
before Decsber next he expects to leave home
at that time. ..-f ,r,x
oct2l-4wd WILLIAM JERAULp.
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VALUABLE PROPKRTY

l VALUABLE PROPERTY
laa> AT ADMINISTRATORS SALEi
TIME undersgned Administrator Of the estate Of Y.
u Longbotham. deed. will sell at public auction FRI
A. the LIST December 1854. all the personal property be-
estate Of the undivided halt OF
Pork House Pork House Fixtures together with the
Engine Lard Tank with lease Of ground
ta-hed TO same known as Mitchell Lcngsotham's Pork
Pigeon this city Also the undivided
first class cAnaibos John Burts with her
consisting Of two horses and
mules Al so Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c.
The place the Warehouse OF Geo. Foster
and the Gsn'1 TosTEH "','e'
novlO-tds R)B'T. FERGUS.S
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LAND FOR SALT.

LAND FOR SALE. -
Acres Of valuable Land Oh
IL the Kelsey Farm Bonneville Road two miles from
this city Said land kne located for family
gardening purposes will exchanged for city property
sold reasonable for onethrd cash. IN
welve moaths and with interest," fof
further particulars Squire Of
nov3-fw WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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GEoRGx KLEIN. PHILIP DEcKrR. PHILIP KkAMKR.
- GEORGE * LElN a CO., :
SOAP, CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANDATORY,
kvansville, Indiana.
VIE undersigned leave to inform the Merchants Of
Southern Indiana and the pnble generally that their
new Factory completed and they ready
facture Soap. Candles Lard OIL extensive
We will articles manufactured good,
prices as Low be purchased in Cincinnati We
aeture all the different qualities and
in that city and have equal facilities with West
Thankful the liberal have received
We determined 20 merit continuance and Of
the aud liberal the part the pub
city.
n. B.The highest market prices always paid for Taow
Lard and Grease. oci2S-3 Sind GEORGE KLEIN - CO.
Bvncsnnes Gazette and Henderson Courier copy
and send bills o this office.
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CITv sIII.LS FLOUR for sale at the Mill atss SOC
~ e6 IS CASH. -rf 9f go ara
IJYDR Auto CEMENT.--2s bbl. fresh. jus. reed.
/ IL Tor ssle BY 49, Sc. GILBERT CO..
! sep&e q ~ fsi Syc near wateT
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CHOICETODACCO.-so boxes f.vorite brands pounds
~ IS aad IS reed and for sale . reduced price by
nov4 8. Z. GILBERT Co.. sJe. near Water.
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wOOLSEY & NELSON.
N0TIC,E

LII persons moving themselves indebted to Kratz
eiiman notified to settle within thirty and
alt having claims against said will July
them for PAYMENT. KRAFT & HEILMAN.
novu-d&wim Main street. between I'd and 4th.
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HtOLBURN a HERsHBERGER have % open for
" animation stock Of House FURNISHING foods
sistng Three Ply Ingram aud low priced Carpets Stair
Hall Carpets % patterns and qualities Fo.r Oil
wide. Satin LANES. Wossted
Cotton Damssks Furnitures Hollands
Muslin and Lace Curtains Cofniees Curtain Pins and stair
Rods. Mars-es Quilts. Linen Damasks, Table Linen and
sizes and qualities.
We also manufacture Mattresses every sire snd dsscrp
81 which will warrant good he found. Also
Bed Comforts OF all Sizes Ali which will sell
the quality be found shis side sae Allegheny
Mountains Foster Block. list ST.. near Main. oetS0
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