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MORE BOUNTY LANDS.

DY the Act Il Congress passsi March J, 1855 all on
Id GERS, Soldier aud seamen Who have served IOUH-
THFN DAYS in any war 81 the United States since
l;Ja are entitled 10 iso q land they have not
r.lyi H. those Who have roceiye 40 NJ acres are
nav eutiiis 81 enough o. make mp the l6l Those
Who have reyei loo seres are not ente 10 any more
The benefit Of this Aes extends to the widow and minor
ehllren 81 the s,ic but 20 ether heirs Those who
have bceu engagi In BATTLE are entitled 10 lco
xlihout rrgsnl ~ The period q thelr service.
I'm nav, them prcmptly attended 90 BY calling on 90
writing 10, A. l. RICHlRDSoS Co, IL RaIlroad
ExchanEe Court square, DostOn Who pay cash for var.
rants.
Washington, AMI We make ehargs Ia any case, unless
we obtain the Land.
psyise, NAFSs =, tsii SH2s
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BOTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE,

% "
TO THE AFFLICTED.
nR. W. 2. PADDLEr0RD, Once at No. II Exchange
~ Street, Portland may be consulted on all Diseases
incident 10 the human Frame DR.. +. gives particular at
tenon to all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs. Ills
great success In those long standing and dcult cass,
such as were formerly considered ncurable suinetent
TO commend him TO the public, rs worthy the patronage
he has received Therefore, persons afflicted with Dseas-
Is Of the above nature no matter how dcult 90 long
standing the case may be, woul do well 10 call on Dr.
Padieforl at his Office, and II not eSctuay relieved,
no remuneration viii be required for his services
Read, Reflect, and be Wise In Time.
It's Acknowledged by all Physicians Of repute, In ell
countries, that no one medicine u sufcient 70 cure AL
complaints and also that, with the exception Of Neural
gia no one medicine will cure any ono disease, but that
every complaint requires change o. Medicine as pro
crosses towards cure, consequently all medicines sold
by Druggists, a. curing all complaints, should Be s'cd-
To Fcmalcs.-An diseases peculiar 10 females,
uch as Suppression, Irregularities, &cO speedily re-
moved The efficacy Of his remedies f1r the cure Of one
above affections, have been well tested In an extensive
practice Tor the last ~ years.
To Younu Men.-You who are troubled with
Seminal Weakness, generally caused by bal habit In
youth, the effects OF which are nocturnal emisslonA
pains and dizziness In the head forgefdness sometimes
ringing In the ears, weak eyes, &C., terminating IN
con.umption or insanity II nesectei speedily and
permanently cured by DR.. paddetOrd.
IL beware Of all kinds Of Elisir and cordlhs, ~
they are ~ no use.
Dr. Padcor gives particular attention 10 all dissasss
Of private nature In both sexes and warrants per
feet cure.
Dr. PaJdleford Is not only making mproysmentsb by hi
daily increasing practice, but also informing himself o
the treatment OF the most difficult cases both In THU
country and Europe. lie 10 dstemned let the expeps
be what Il may that his patients shall have the beet med
ical treatment In the world.
RscoIlect, all you who are afflicted, apply at
my Office, and hut few days viii be required to Affect
cure.
Rooms adapted fOr the privacy OF patients. The poo
advised free Of charge. Physicians or patients wishln
his opinion or advice Ivy letter. and incosing the usua
foc, 81, viii be answered by return mall. Sly
VIZ. PADDELPORD.
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FOUND ATLAST,
THE COMPOUND
THAT WILL PRESERVE TIE HAIR, PREyEyI
ITS FALLING OFF, AND CURE rALDSEss,
Also certain cure for tho
NERVOUS HEADACHE.
RCE'S
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.

AN entirely new compound, composed Of the
n most active substancesfo for the above purposes
compounded In scientific maneer and with great
care. This Is no humbug, rs hundreds can testi.
~ who have used and received benei, from il.
READ the following certificate from gentle.
man wis is web known in the community:
NEroSSEr, Aay IS, 1854
Mr. Pierce, Sir:-Having made use Of only two
bottles Of your Hair Tonic, known only as Pierce 5
Rosetta Hair Tonic, have the qualification OF
informing you IL has had very beneficial effect,
new hair having come out over my head and bids
fair 10 cover II in desirable manner
JOHN b. HILL, Coniec,ioner
STRANGER, read this and follow the subscribers
example:
RoxpuRy, June 5 1854.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir win you please send me half
a dozen bottles OF the ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.
l have used the bottle purshased Of you and find
II excellent; my hair is improving, new hair hav-
ing started wheie was bald for the past two
years. would most sincerely recommend j, 10
all persons who have lost or are losing their hair
Yours, with great respect,
CHARLES GOODHUE
STILL ANOTHER.
Bosroy June q, 1854.
Mr. Pierce, Sir:-l have used one bottle Of your
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC, and must say il IS FAR
superior 10 the numerous articles advertised for
preventing hair from falling off and turning grey.
Yours, Sc.,
J. II. WILEY, Pearl street,
These are but few OF the many the Proprietor
has "a, his possession. Tue rOnic Is put up IN large
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Ii. X. ROSS & Co.,
Liberty Street.
DR.. H. sCHENCK's
PULM 0NIC SYRUP

FOR THE CURE OF COksuMPTIoNs
THE Proprietor Of this medicine was himself many
years ago, reduced 50 low 10 be given up by his
physicians and friends, In the last stage Of consumption
When all hopes Of ever getting well had ned, he was
strongly recommended to try syrup made from an old
The family physicians and large number OF Respectable
gentlemen testified 10 the facts In this case and soon the
Pumonic Syrup obtained reputation never equaed IN
that Ion Of the Country Creating, rs this case did,
sensation second to that only Of miracle DIR. sehenck
was waited upon by many similarly afflicted 10 whom he
administered the syrup with the beneficial results
In fact such the noorey OF this medicine that en-
nent prsccng physicians had their attention drawn 10.
ward the rising reputation of IT, from having witnessed
s curative powers, and frequently extended the hand OF
friendship and encouragement to Dr. schenck and used
II In their daily practice.
No other medicine operates In the manner that the Pull
monary Syrup does. IL produces healthy action upon
the morbid parts, by purifying them from disease 1t
promotes the expectoaons aays the cough, rpens the
matter Ia the lungs and when II II discharged, heals
the opening the breaking Of the tubercues absess
produces and the lungs become sound and resume the
performance Of their natural functions II also soo;hes
the irrtatcd portion Of the lungs and other organe, and
thus restores those parts to health. superior property
that the medicine possesses over all others Is that con-
tans no opium, caomel, or any other deeterous drug
In 1911, DIR. Schenlek removed from bennington, New
Jersey, Philadelphia, ani commenced the practice OF
his profession, where lac acquired reputation ex-
ceei by none In curing disease that had heretofore
been deemed ncuabie and he has since then daily pre-
sent 10 the world ncenestabe evidence Of his success
Both Of his parents died with consumption, which APP
pears 10 have been an hereditary disease with his fathers
family Alhis brothers and sisters, except one, died
carly Of this disease Of them but the one brother
| reaching the age % twenty.
Thus len nearly the last u his family, he naturally ten
some alarm, aer another were consigned to the
Ii.snl. hut IA
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For sale, wholesale and retail, BY REDDING &
CO, s, State street; q. C. GOODWIN, 90, I'm.
ion street; ID. l. MITCHELL, Druggist, for
Saco, and by the Proprietor, corner OF Pearl and
Purchase streets, Boston. Mass. AT retail by all
Druggists and Apothecaries Throughout, the New
England States. 3mY
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS
on, EVERY ONE MS OWN PHYSICIAN.

HNllE hlieth Edition, with One
j. Hundred Engravings, showins
Diseases and Nalformations Of the
\ Human System In every shape and
form. To which Is added a Treatise
| on the Diseases Of Females, being OF
|, 81. biFhss, im.s,r'.nes 20 married
people, or those contemplating Insr-
Iiage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. ID.
Let no father be ashamed 10 pre-
sent a copy OF the d,sCuLAPIUs TO
his child. IL may save him from en-
early grave. Let no young man az
woman enter into the sacred obliga
ions OF married life without reading
The POCKET EsCULAPIUS. Let
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PAINTS! PAINTS! PAINTS!

A TARBoX has Just received fresh lot Of
n. Paints, which he has lately selected himself
which he offers to sell at the very lowest prices.
Mr. TaIbox continues To cary on the business
Of House, Sign ana Carriage Painting; Ginning,
Marbling and Paper Hanging, and with the ex'
perience Of II years he Is satisfied that he can do
work ms well and as cheap as any other man.
Mr.. Tarbox has secured the services Of Mr. Ken
ney, the well known paper hanger, and he Is now
ready 10 DO papcring that canLst be surpassed in
quality or quantity. Mr. Renney would refer TO
ST SHANNON,
CHARLES TWOdBLY,
Paints mixed and Pots and Brushes loaned 10
those that wish TO do their own Painting.
ABIJAH TARBOX
(next door to Pierce's Bakep.) 2otf
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KLE
WASHING MACHINE.

TTNHE Subscriber Is proprietor ofihc patent right
l. VI the above machine Tor the towns of Biddc.
ford sud Saco, and application for the machine
may he made to him at his residence or shop
where are several readyior sale. Please call and
examine.
Having purchased the sole nigh, In said machine
for Biddelord and Saco, all persons are hereby
cautioned against infringing on the same.
BddefoH Jan. IL, 1855. 3if
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FARM FOR SALE.

TIME Subscribers will sell o, private sale The
l. farm formerly owned by Mark HUI. sad
farm contains one hundred acres, including over
20 acres Of excellent wood land, with some uih'
Der. II is well fenced, and well walerea, mas
good orchard and good buildings. Any one wish
Inc 10 buy farm, pleasantly situated on the. n.
W. side Of Tailor Pond, in Auburn, and within
four miles OF Lewiston Falls, eau have me same
for $500, and immediate possession viii be elv'
en-. For information, enquire of Sullivan King
man, Bartlett, N. H., or Luke HUI, BIdde,9u'
Me. SULLIVAN KIN " !,,aH
latf LUKE HILL.
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r IFE AND BEAUTIES OF MRS. EARRING.
IL TON, RUTH HALL, by FANNY FERN,
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY,
1855, STANHOPE BURLElGH, THE co.
QUETrE, SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVE.
ny, BY Dir. ADAMS, WING ALMANAC, MAG.
AZlNES FOR MARCH, just received AT
10 MIYCHELL'S.
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PRICE or OINTMENT, sl.oo. ranck or SYRUP 80 CTS
HAYES PILE OINTMENT,

HAYES PILE OINTMENT,
certain cure for Piles and all External Irritations
Directions on tAs Bottles. Price, sl.00.
Read the fOllowing-it speaks for itself,-
Laurence, June u, 1854.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of Lawrence, having
used the vegetable Allied Ointment prepared by X. d.
Hayes Of this city, and being personally acquainted with
the Doctor feel pleasure In adding our testimony to all
the Doctors claims for his medicine. Unlike other rem
edes in the Market this preparation performs Its Office
speedily ami with certainty. The Ointment we have u.s.
ell with the most happy result, aer vany seeking re-
lief by free use Of sarsaparas, saves, etc. etc. Our
experience fully ustHes in confidently recommending
as the article and only one known to usas performing
all Its claims.
A. =. BUNKER, 3. i. THOMPSON,
A. w. sTEARSs, Asa I. sAsBoRS.
PREPARED by DIR. T. D. HAYS, and Sold Wholesale and
retail by CHARLES H. KENT, General Agent for the Unit
ell States and Canadas, Nos. L Appleton Block,
Lawrence ST., Lawrence, Mass, TO whom all orders
should he addressed. AGENTS for Bdddeforl, DR.. J.
SAWYER and A. Sawyer. lyl9
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roy,lolnh,m Oct. foth. 1881

Howdoinham, Oct. foth, 1851.
Ma. HlsxKtli Dear Sir.-t have worn set OF ar
tihea teeth two years, made BY yon, and NeI pensr
Nv ssttsisi with them they are psrfeet NJ, snd
hna them equally rs good In lmasteating food as ny
natural teeth. They ssid,hy my ffisnds 20 LOOK
psrfssily natural. RssPeeuaily ycn,,, 70,
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

PAiiadeipAia-Giibert, wentz, 4 Co., III North
Thirl ST. Nep Yoke. v. Ciickner & Co., 81 BAR.
clay 81. boston. -Redding Il Coz, No. State ST.
And every respectable druggist throughout the United
States. 62-lyeop
j, q, ROLLINS, Agent In saco.
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Dr. II. has died, extracted, and set both pivot and
pixis teeth fot me, aud with pleasure recommend
him % al wishing the services Of q Dentist.
81 n. u CHAMBERLAIN, powteinham, Ne
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CASHMERE SHAwLs.

Nov opening, the Lggssf, Ck,epea and
IN Bot assortment OF ClSH,iERES SRA WIS
ever offered in this city. some new designs, and
warranted free from cotton. Please call aud ex.
amino. Ell. HOOPER,
70 No. J HooPcr's Brick Block
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To the Gentlemen.
ENTLEMEN who like to wear A NEAT
" SETTING GARMENT, can havc one 70
their suiirs saiisfsctioa By ealing st ,.o,,,s
e-v OWEN \ 4QgAE2sY
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e. n. @. HOOPER

E. n. Q. HOOPER
rs now opening. and offers for sale at ,vry iot,
l. priess, all widths and grades Of Brocadc, Fig
ured and Plain
BLACK SILKS. @
Also. Heavy Brocadc, Plaid and Chanecable
SILKS, to which he would Invite tho particular
attention Of buyers. ID
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PRICE Is CENTS.

These are but few Of the many the Proprietc
has "a, is PVssossiou. rno TOnic Is put up IN larS
sized BOTTLES
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LegisIasSye sum mary.

FRIDAY, Jan. ,9.-SESArE.-A lengthy
debate ensued on The report OF the commit
tee on elections, in the case Of the contest
ed seat oil Harrison county. The committee
reported in favor of Dir. Mathes, who now
holds the seat. The further consideration
OF the subject was finally postponed, and
made the special order for Tuesday. at 9 %.
clock. A number Of bills and joint resolu
,ions were introduced and passed TO second
rcacing- Bills were passed authorizing
County Auditors To convene the Boards Ot
Commissioners when necessary; compelling
the Auditor Of State 30 surrender. on pToses.
tstiCn OF the bills, the bonds Of those banks
which have suspe AIDED specie payments !. to
amend certain sections of the school law in
relation to- the transfer of funds. and. the
time OF making reports. TO am end an act
providing Tor the incorporation Of towns.
The bill concerning deeds of assignment by
debtors to preferred creditors, came upon. i,s
third reading nd was laid on the table. On
motion, the Senate adjourned until Monday
at 2 o'clock.
Reconsideration were offered as to
the expediency Of districting townships for
school urposes and the election OF one trus-
Tee in each;. to print 5000 of the report Oh
Insane Asylum. TO amend an acrrelating. 70
soads; To require railroad companies to con-
struct good and sufficient stock guards; to
levy tax sufficient TO maintain schools six
months in the year. A resolution relative
to abolishing the Court of Common Pleas
and creating ten additional Circuits, was af.
ter lengthy discussion, laid on. the table
In the afternoon, various comuni cation:
were laid before the House. Nothing of i'm.
portance was transacted. House adjourned
until o'clock next Monday.
State Jour.
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EVANSVILLE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
EYANsNiI.i.i:. MI IN A.

F6tHE above persn iocated First be-
Main Sycamore streeta tCaldMelI's Han in
Students all times IRON the hrs of September un the mia
die May. .-.- -
Institution in the West and Ell shall be the
part OF the Principal 20 make Students comfortable ever
respect. .rf... -
The system adopted In teaching il Analtia Iudvetive
are exercised In making original eniries Eg
on trial balances opening and csing great variety ier
entsetts OF ooss bothfo anerh aa ndifi p business
including balance sheets dc in tact precisely the
duties that will be repaired ia the Cor Hot
thus qualify the stads erng upon the fArcAL
duties OF ktnd oil business In
Double ENTRY BOOK KEEPING
In all its branches including adapted to the Re-
ness Curreut Account sales Mercantile csca-
tons and complete Commercial
ssIRUcroS being impaired Hdiyduals in classes.
students therefore enter time and progress IL the
ratio OF thar capacity.
course completed six eight weeks.
aud reqaire than weeks. The time how
wil not lie limited Students can review atany tIae'
free of charge. ...
TBE PSsarsI pleasure in doing thing in
his power advance his sadents and make them thorough and
DP, ON AS awsrdd 70 those deemed worthy them
TERMS (PREPsID sECCgEp, for tn e-.nt1ie course.
excepting b. Keeping So, COZ ineSing stea-boat
Young wishing 20 qualify cf sea- book-
Keepers are respectfully invited call attn ke
satisfy themselves in regard 60 the adv
tages TO be derived attending course blossoms in
The Principal feels justified in saying ,hatany poison Of
orddary business quaii6esens can in lev months learn
Bek-heepingin this
cania he in the
Uoprs az In structon fFam 20 ~ A. M from - to p
anS 10 M i'm the evening PUPILS attending evening
sessions will their liShts For further
tion call asthe rooms. Orsderess the Undersigned
Cs,aoySs full particulars will be Application
to tine Undersigned JEREMIAH BEHM Principal.
EVANSVILLE. August. lsSa Hos2f
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From the indianapolis Journal.

VaIue Of l9dfau;A Free hb0nk money
Below we give Rebort Of the Citizens Committee,
which appointed to fix the value OF Free Bank pa
per. These gentlemen were select dfrom among our
best business There important difference be-
this classification and that made by the Associa
ton Of Baui.ers the late seetny. There Is
feeling all classes OF people in the
city and country be governed by uniform for
Free Bank money; and far as learn the fol.
lowing list gives Subtraction.
In regard to an agency" the Committee, in view of
the appointment Of DePauw AM Dsfrees by the Free
Bankers the purpose contem plated by the citi
zens concluded TO defer that Hutter and salts
factory allow the Bankers Agency to supereede the
the Committee was directed to establish:
REPORT.
TIE committee appointed at public meeting Of the
Business Men of Indianapolis held at the Court House,
December 3Oth, 1854, to examine the securities of the
Stock Banks OF Indiana and classify them according to
vaue Of the bonds deposited with the State AUDITOR
report follows. and recommend that the bill be
ceived the prices named Should any OF the banks
named in tn first class 10 redeem in DIN the
secoud third classes change the class.
cation will be altered accordingly.
GEO. r. BROWNING, Secretary.
indianapolis, Jan III, 1855.
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Dali Y JOU r NA T..

For New ORLEASs.-The splendid and
fast steamer David White, Capt. McGill.
Master, and WIN. C.. Mitchell, formerly Of
Evansville, First Clerk, was to have been
here last night for New Orleans. ard'is adj.
vertised to leave Evansville to-day We need
not say she is one of the finest and largest
steamers a6oat. Willy Mitchell will do'the
agreeable TO passengers.
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O- The State Sentinel will soon change
hands and change its name. We presume both
changes will prove adyantageou II could
not certainly live long with it's present edi.
tors, or with new editors and it's present OBJ
name, it is a stencil in the nostrils Of desest
cy.
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% We learn that OF the many projects
for railroad between Louisville and Mem
plis, that of the air line is now viewed with
especial favor. A recent survey shows it to
possess far superior advantages to any other
project. and we also learn that suffice nj
stock has been subsc ribed to admit Of an or
ganizat ion of the company.
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The fine steamer r, J. Ward arrived
here from New Orleans yesterday afternoon,
six days from that city. We thank 10. H.
Voolfolk, of the office for package Of papers,.
She had a light freight trip, but good many
passengers.
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" John Craycrof, Waterman of the
Fashion, was drowned by the upsetting Of
the boats yawl at Bayou Sara. The Sec
ond clerk made norrow escape.
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o. OF We thank DR.. Ross, Of "across the
! creek" for a large package Of Cincinnati
aud Louisville papers brought down by him
self, and delivered to US yesterday.
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0E The river was still rising here fast
yesterday. Mondays Louisville papers re-
port rapid rise there caused by heavy
rains.
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OF The Garden City was burnt to the
waters edgein the lower Mississippi at Vel.
low Bend, last Sunday week. No lives lost
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SOMETHING NOVEL AND IMPORTANT.
LII persons having vocal pulmonary. digestive
female urinary aud spinal ping Ian
and the dtformsy and rres ariy OF hips and shout
ders lateral spinal enervston which
among ehren and young ladies: also with rup
invited consult Prof Banning Of New York du
ring this week at the Washington HOUSE. and examine his
Body-braee. Truss. Truss Brace. Pile brace Pelvic
Grde, Hunchbaek Pro Spring Spno bdomnal shoulder
Brace Centripeta Sp by which appliances
pectively in with obedience he
the above without pain any other inconven
the wearer.
accommodates OF the community under the pres
ofthe reduction made from he
usual prices Of the indispensable sPpen Of the
wardrobe Jant5-tf
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FREE BANK HIST.

THE FREE BANKS CLASSIFIED AGENCY ESTABLISHED
CLASSIFICATION A
TEE o. IsOIANAPoLIs CONVENTION, JAN. 3D, 1855.
M
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
REMOVAL.

hfNIOVN Is
TN BACON & co. have removed to Main street be-
tween Water and First It's. next door to Haliocx
Soddads Drug Store nearly opposite the Branch Bank
where they will I've pleased to all their old ana
OF pi-ssed 70
give the call They would their thanks icr the very
liberal patronage given aud hope 20 receive
keeping everything usually kept in the best Family
Groceries. Ja1,o-S-
EA SACKS Pine Grove and Blarsville Mills Flour on
ob ~ hand for sale NJ T. BACON a. CO.'S.
Mai, le.w Eirsta nd