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FRENCH TRUSSES,
WEIGHING LESS THAN % OUNCES.

FOR THE CURE OF HERNIA OR RUPTURE.
A CHRONOLOGICAL by the highest medical au-
~ thoritics Of Philadelphia incomparably supe-
rior to any other in us2. Sufferers will he gratied
to learn that the occasion now offers to procure not
only the lightcst and most easy but rs durable n
Truss as any other in lieu Of he cumbrous and I'M
comfortable article usually sold. There is diff
Guilty attending the fitting. and when the pad is To-
Gated, it will retain its position without change.
Persons ut distance unable to call on the sub
scriber can have the Truss sent any address, by
renting FIVE DOLLARS for the single Truss. or
Ten for the double-with measure round the hips,
and stating side effected. 1t will he exchanged to
suit if not fitting by returning it at once unsoilcd
For Sale only by the Importer,
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TO FARMERS.

NNTE respectfully inform our customers
w that We have ReRuced the Price of our
IMPROVED SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, and
are now selling our we'll known preparation
ut Forty Doi!ars per ton, warranting it to be
fully equal, il not superior to any sold by us
in former years.
1t affords us pleasure to state that the high
character # this article is WELL ESTABLISHED.
and the testimony ofFarmcrS who have used
It, proves it to be the CHEAPEST and most
PER ANENT Fertilizer that is now known.
Our friends are Requested TO call and ex
anime it, and receive a pamphlet descriptive
Of its qualities. uses, t;c.
A liberal deduction made to DEAl.EES.-
AGENTS WANTED.
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l)ostrpp.
E'sycsnaHra.


By HENRY ". LONGFELLOw.
The wind Of an Autumn midnight
II moaning round my door
The curtains wave at the window,
The carpet lifts on the floor.
There are sounds. like startled footballs
In the distant chambers now,
And the touching Of airy fingers,
Is busy Oh hand and brow.
IT'S thus, in thc souls dark dwelling
BY the moody host unsought-
Through the chambers of memory wander
The invisible airs of Thought;
For it bloweth where 1t listeth,
With murmur loud or low;
Whence it whittier it gocth--
None tell us, and none may know.
Now wcarying round the portals
or the vacant, dcsolate mind
AS the doors Of a ruined mansion,
That creak in the cold night wind.
And anon IN. awful memory
Sweeps over it fierce and high
Like the roar of Il mountain forest,
When the midnight gale goes by.
Then its voice subsidies in wailing,
And, ere the dawning Of day,
MurmuriDr fainter and fuintrr
In tho distance dies away
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Phia:t., Wilmington and
BALTIM ORE RAIL RIO A d.

PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PIIILAD'A.
For Baltimore at 30 ~ \. NJ Steamboat Train
Q245. 3 p. M. Express,) and | p VI.
For Pcrryvillc at $50, a. NJ, l245, 3, 80 and II
p. NJ
For Wilmington at $50 IL \. NJ, l2.ij, 8, 80, 7
and II p. NJ.
For New Castle at s. 80, II a NJ, 3, 40 and P NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at Is 80, Steamboat Tran) $50,
ExprcssD II A. M j. 30 and 5 p. NJ.
Leave perryvile at ) 40, 1910 A. NJ 1903, 7.43 and
1905 =. NJ
Ecaye Wilmington at Is, Ills, IS. NJ, 222,
i3O. 9.02 and il.l0 p X
Leave New Castle ut 6 40 1915. n 80 A. NJ Steam
boat Train.) LAO, / and $40 P. NJ.
Harre de Grace & Blio accumulation Tram
Leaves lIavre de Grace ut I.30 A. NJ
Leaves Baltimore at 800, L. NJ.
: Il. STAFFORD,
Esri Gonl Superintendent.
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0J-"Sal," said one girl to another, ss1 am
glad have no beau, now
ssWhy SO 20 asked the other.
"Oh cause, can eat as many onions as
Dlease.o
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
SELLING orr CHE.7P-FOR

TASlG.-We would invite attention to our
" large ard well selected stock Of Fail and
Winter Goods, purchased in the New York
market. which W" are now selling Of at prices
which will induce all who call to purchase.
Having reduced the prices Of or entire stock
Of Ladies' Dress Goods 10 to ~ per cent, we
would solicit an early examination, and feel
assured that our stock and prices will com
pare llYorahly with any in the city, We maine
in part
French Mcrin0s, Polka c, ats,
Coburg Cloths, Lancaster GinShams,
Figured .\}pacas. Calcocs,
Persian TwillS Long * square Shawls.
LuprirS. BombozinrS ChcmiscttS * collars,
plain STRIPE ncBcge Cnder-slccves,
plain wool de LANES, Edglugs AnI l!.o. c:in@S
plain and hg'd do Jacomct swiss bands
:. Cashnnres blk cold kid gloves
Plain and striped PoplinS; black and cplorcd
Silks silk and cotton EclVctS, silk, thread
and cotton Gloves, alpaca, lncr!no and cotton
Hose
Also
A general assortment Of Dress Trimmings.
goods for men and boys wear. boots and
shoes. hats. cars, umbrellas, trunks and or
pot bags, and Il largo and we'll assorted stool;
OF Groceries, Hardware, QUccnswarc. &C.,
all Of which we are now selling at reduced
prices for cash or country produce.
North East. Feb 10 HUGHES BROS
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Il misunderstanding is performed In the
spring. The last of March is the proper time
for plums and cherries; and April for all
others. In grating, thrifty young stocks
should be preferred. The operation is sim
pie, aud consists in cutting of tho stock at
the point where we wish to insert the scion,
and splitting the stock down the centre; the
scion is cut at the lower end, in the form of a
wedge, and inserted in split in the stalk; the
outside bark Of the scion should fit nicely in
the bark on tho stalk. A salve made of one
pound--of beeswaS, six Of rosin, melted with
one pint of linseed oil, is then used to cover
the seams made in the operation, so as to
render the whole air-tight; the salve should
be looked to occasionally, and kept smooth
and tight on the seams, for it sometimes gets
open and lots in the air, which will DESTROY
the submissions should be Of the last years
growth, and have upon each two or three
buds. nr..
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1000 TONS MO1
SJPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.

DEBURG'S ORIGINAL AND GENUINE, war
~ rsntei of superior quality, the cheapest ma
nure in the world
Farmers and dealers supplied at low prices.
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5000 barrels extra quality Land Plaster, selected
expressly for its ferizing quality
10000 bushels Of same in bulk.
1000 barrels Calcincd Plaster.
500 !" Casting &"
100 "a Dentist {"
PERUVIAN GUANO.
This article VIC offer n confidence to custom
srs, IA. equal to any imported, and far superior to
most in the market 5000 bugs Of this superior
Guano for salo at the lowest market rates Also,
PATAGONIAN GUANO.
GROUND CHARCOAL.
POUDRETTE. &c.
C. FRENCH h CO
Al the srItN PLASTER Mills, junction York
Avenue. Crown and Calowhill Streets, Philada
Mar 8 I'm
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Eikten Brick farG.

THE subscriber ia prepared at his Brick
Yard in Eilton, to supply the public wi;lp
Ill kinds Of
COM,NON IND PRESSED BRICKS,
at prices much lower than they can be bought
for in the cities. Enquire at his brick yard
At the west end Of the town.
Msr3ly SAMUEL KING.
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NEW GOODS, SEPT. 1854.
esks WHEAT BARGAINS!

A RE to DO had at ASil'S, nearly opposite me
N Fountain Inn Main Street, Elkton Nd
You Farmers who arc getting high prices LOT
grain 20 with the crowd there to lay III iaii STOCK
Of Clothing, Cloths, Satinetts. Flannel, Muslins,
Boots, Shoes, Hats Caps and Groceries, al! woa!I
o well to call and see them. oct Z, o.
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Cor. Twelfth & Race Streets Philadelphia,
l.8s1 Ladies', requiring the benef1t of Mechanical
supports, owing 10 arrangement of the Internal
Organs. inducing Falling o; the Womb Vocal Pal
monary. pyspupt c. Nervous and Spinal Weakness
informed that q compc en and experienced
LAnY will be in attendance attendance at the rooms
se part for their exclusive usc,l No. IA TWELFTH
Ct, l- door below Race june q ~
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CA II ID.

7 would nnnoNnee ny frcnls and the public
| that have jus returned from tho city with II
largo and curcIul'y selected stock Of
GCGt'&, BsGutS s. Shoes, Efafs
and CAPS. READY MADE CLOTHING. Hard
ware. prcclswarc. Groce les and an assortment .!
,"pis generally Kept in u county store all ot
which viii 50 'oW. Thankful for the very lihcr-
a patronage bestowed np"u M. wol'd s"'lct II
continuance OF iii" same and cordially irNtta NIL 9th.
er! TO Q ,rr'ne my stock, will be pleased to show
yoi through them. JACOB y. ASH.
Main =. nearly opposite the Fountain Inn.
October It'll 81 Elk on Md
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IEAI. PINKNEY EWING,

.4YIORNEi 1T L.iW.
EEAYING returned from the West, and
d Il permanently located in Eliton, will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to
him.
J-niiicc-with Hon. Alexander Evans.
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ENOV VAL.
NEW FALL, GOODS.
FARM FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM AND STOCK, Sit
"A uatcd on the river half a mile from tho
village of North East. containing 20 Acrss,
in good state Of cultivation, with good build
ings tbcr"on; consisting OF Il Dwelling, Ten
ant House. and Barn; which will be sold on
reasonable terms 10y application t"
j.. l.. WOOLEY,
May - If North East, Md.
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d:a:ters and Morocco EyOOts

JUST RECEIVED Tile Ladies Will please cal
j and eXamine handsome lot Of Il alters Morocco
Boots Buskn shoe Misses dressed and Hndre'''d
Morocco Boots; also, an excellent 10! oIchidren'
boots. for sale BY
Nov il y NAL
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IiIH CORN CRop OF THE UNITED STATES
Some valuable Information in relation to
Indian Corn, and the extent to which it is
produced In the United States, is given in
the last number of the Cincinnati Railroad
Record. The writer contends that Indian
Corn Is the most important crop in the Uni
ted States, and that il the Cotton we're oblit
Grated, it would not work so much injury AS
the loss of two-thlrds of the crop of Indian
Corn. And yet the cultivation of maize is
con'inod to belt Of about thirteen degrees.
In fact threetourths ofthe corn raised in the
United States, is produced between tn S3d
ana I'D degrees Of latitude. Either south OF
the former or north Of the latter, Corn is not
profitable crop. But little is raised in Eu-
rope, as the climate is not adapted to its cul
ture. The product or acre in this country
on good land, is about forty bushels, and
generally speaking, is the most certain error
raised. In some portions of this State, i,
ONO and some Of tho Western States. one
hundred md tiIty-fve bushels have been
produced on an acre.
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U-A faithful friend is the true image of
the Deity
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Horticultural.

SMALL POTATOES FOR SGED.--Mr. c. I. AL
word, Of Vermont, says
''Somo eight years since. Mt tho timo of
planting my own potatoes, l came short Of
seed to plant Previous to this time l had
used large whole potatoes, or the seed-ends
cut of, for seed and supposed that no others
would answer. l resolved to try the expert
ment OF planting small potatoes; tho largest
being abont the size of common plums. but
the most of them being smaller. CARED
several bushels ofthesc little things to the
field. and commenced planting them. putting
from two to four in hill.
The potatoes in the different parts of the
Held came up at the same time, but the vines
IRON the small potatoes were not as large
and as thrifty as those from the large ones.
AT the first hoeing, there was somo difference
In the tops, but after that the tops from the
small potatoes looked as we'll as any of the
Held, and continued so throughout the sea-
son. When came to dig them, found the
potatoes, were the small seed was planted
to be as good, in every respect, as those
where tho large potatoes were planted There
were as many in 4 hill, and the potatoes were
us large, and with as few small ones, as those
from the large seed.
Many of the farmers in this vicinity. after
seeing tho experiment fairly tried, arc using
small potatoes for seed. This winter have
several applications from potatoes dealers for
small potatoes for seed, who inform mo that
the farmers whom they purchase from, arc
generally adopting the way Of using small po-
tat0cs for seed"
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lsICslSRGD G2ASNN,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, will give pr"ml I
L 4 attention to all Law and Chanrery bust
ness ntruSt"d to him. He attends regularly
thu. Hartford Courts. and persons having hnSi-
ness in them, will have il strictly attended to
.fplaccd in his hands. Once nearly "i positc
..FountAin Inn,' Elkton. Md. July 10y
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A d a az 3D..

rllE undersigned, having entered into a CO.
l. Partnership Tor the practice OF the LA" IN
all its variuu> branches, viii give their prompt
aud undivided attention TO such business as may
b" entrusted 10 them. Office opposite the Co"rt
House, where one or both may always be lound
turing bushes hours.
GEORGE EARLE.
Dcc3I If JOHN A. J. CRESWET.L.
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r.. G.. CAZEE11i,
TODACCONIST.

~ 0OO SEGARS for sale on Baltimore
OO .UUU terms. Also, Trunks, Carpet
Bags and Umbrellas. Also, Tobacco at city
prices; Pcnlnives, Razors. &c.
E5"Wantcd-2 APPRENTICES, (white or
black } in the right way; will treat them well.
No. .. Howard House. Aug 5 IF
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I'm addition TO the practice of law, as
il heretofore in all the Courts Of the District, and in
the Supreme Court OF the United States the under
cuton ofCaims against the Government in the above
court established In this city by act of Congress- APP
proved March, 1850 which has cognzance Of all
claims arising under the Consultation, or founded
upon any law Of Congress- upon any regulation OF
an Executive Department or upon any contrnct, ex-
press or implied with the government of the United
States, or any Of its officers agents. When the
claim is established in this court and an apPropria
will be paid at the Treasury Of the United States
All claims against the government must henceforth
be prosecuted In said court and not before Congress-
as heretofore. M. THOMPSON,
Attorney and Counscllor-at-Law,
apql--lavaf Washington City, ID. q
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w. MUNDEK, Professor Of Ia = einr
~ Georgetown College and CONVENT. and
principal teacher Of Washington city. has the honor
| % announce 70 his former patrons and The public
generally that be will resume the duties Of his Schoo
on Thursday November sth 1888, at Mundcr's IA.
sembiy Hall, adjoining the Star onic- al O'Clock.
r M, for ladies, misses and masters, and on the
same evening, at716 for gentlemen.
He feels assured that the unequalIed progress az
bis numerous pupils in his former classes Is sufi
Gent guarantee Of his superior skill As an instructor
Prof y, begs leave 20 remind the public on ths
unbounded success Of his May Festival Ball Il ihs
National Theatre. which was attended BY upwards
Of 900 persons.
His new Hall, which is one Of the Iareest u,ost
beautiful and conveniently in the CITY with
TWO large dressing and supper rooms added which
can be rented for balls and partes The location "a
Days Of Tuition On Tuesday and Thursdsy. al
o'clock Pm, and on the same evenings a for
A class for young married ladies' and gentlemen
will be formed shortly.
who desire 70 Join his clauses will please apply
At Mr. John Ellis's Music store Pennsylvania ave-
nne, near Tenth street. or to Prof NJ, at his rooms
on the above days, Asubscription list Is now open
70 receive the names Of those Wishing season tickets
to the Soirees. Only IS for the season.
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

IS XXJE presume no Medical Prcpara-
w ton ever offered 10 the public has been
more thoroughly tested than PERRY DAvIS'S
PAIN KILLER. Thousands Of persons, were they
called upon 10 do So would cheerfully testify that
they have used IL for various lls with the most sat
sfactory success. II IL within our own knowledge,
that an immense amount Of suffering has been re-
lieved by It, It's propretors, Mcssrs. Perry Davis a
Son. pains expense IN order TO satisfy the
public Being strictly honorable men, they observe
ihe utmost uniformity in the manufacture Of their
celebrated Pain Killer. The materials Of which il Is
composed are carefully selected but the best
quality beng used. BY these means, the high repu-
tation which the Pain Killer has long since acquired
Ia at all times triumphantly sustained. In view OF
these facts, we by means surprised to learn
that Messrs. Davis Sons sales constantly and
rapidly increasing. While congratulate our friends
generally that valuable preparation as the Pain
Killer 10 placed within their reach must be per-
itted 20 rejoice nj the wellmerted success OF its
liberal ard enterprising propretors - fropidenes
| General Adrerfiser.
PERRY DAvISS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
"voluntsrily, conscieptiously, and with much plea
sure we recommend 10 our readers the above-named
| medicine \ speak from our own observation and
experience, when say, that II removes pain a. IL
by magic from all parts OF the body, and Is Of the
| best medicines In use for checking diarrh@a and
/ moving the prcmonitory symptoms OF cholera. IL
| IL applied both internally and externally, with tbe
best efscts and none who have used The Pain Killer
would willingly be without IL constantly in their
! houses " Oircinaah Fleming Nonpdrid
The Pain Killer In sold by Gray Bsllantyne and
John 7. Mortimer, Washington, ID. @.
nov g--d3m
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Alexandria Items.

THANKSGIVING DAFT Thursday, the 18th ofthe
present month, being recommended BY the Cover
nor OF Virginia. 70 be observed throughout the Com
monweaith, az day Of Thanksgiving to Almighty
God, we understand that all the churches n ma
city will be opened for Divine service on the occa-
sion. Secular business will cease for that day oil
over the State, and the recommendation be CON-
piled with by all Of our citizens The authorities
IN Washington have also set apart the same day
for Thanksgiving.
FRiExDsHTP FAIR.-The receipts at the Fair, for
the benefP Of the Friendship Fire Company. up TO
last night we're rising 5000. The fair continues
70 be attractive, and the supply Of fancy and use
full articles Is kept up.
SALurE.A salute Of one hundred guns was
fred yesterday Afternoon, under the superinten-
dence Of Captain Duffey, In honor Of the Ameri-
can victory in Maryland.
The coalburnng locomotive "Taunton.o recently
placed on the Reading Railroad, does not come up
70 public expectations.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
RKroRrED ron THE
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.
Nsss York E2ection,

Nxw YoRK, Nov. lo..7Retuns have been re-
ceived from all the counties In the State except
four, which give the following result HeadIsy,
American, has plurality of nearly IL 900 over
the Republican, candidate for Secretary of State.
All the Senatorial districts but one have been
heard from, Of which the Americans have Q, the
Democrats Q, and the Republicans IA.
In the Assembly the Americans have 20, the
Democrats AZ, and the Republicans AZ.
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FOR RENT,

TvHE House now in the occupancy of
IL Temple Wood, Esq, on X street north, near
Fourth street west, containing six rooms and
large double parlor side alley and alley in OF let
paved; also, wood and other sheds attached. To .
prompt and permanent tenant the rent will be mod
crate. Possession given on the 10Th instant
Inquire Of A. ]. Cass, Pension Office, ]. 7. Glenn
ents No. $50 street north, or James Henry, al the
Capitol Post Office nov 1.--df
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Erplosio,. % ! Stean,ar.

BUFFALO, Nov. l0.--The propeller Finley burs,
her boiler OF Port Stanly, Canada West, on Thurs.
day. The after part Of the boat was entirely
blown away, and she sunk immediately Seven
men end one woman were lost, and fifteen were
saved By clinging to pieces Of the wreck These
were picked up BY q sch ooner and taken into Port
Robinson last night. 5t ri
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ny G. w. BOTELER,

UvRUsTEEss SALE OF LOT No. %.
- IN Square GAG, with the Improve.
ments, ~ Auction. ION Monday, November i 9Th
Of deed Of trust from John r. 81 Suit 70 die sub
scriber bearing date the third day Of July 1882 ana
recorded IN LberJ. Al s, No AZ folios 100 and isl,
District Of Columbia all that piece Of ground living
and being in the city Of Washington being Lot Nd.
90 IN square No. $40, and known a. Walter @. John
sons subdivision Of said square, containing $3.50
mens thereon, which consist Of two frame! Houses.
rooms.
This property fronts 25 feet on Massachusetts ave.
nue., running. back 10 feet to New Jersey avenue.
between north and g streets. The Houses will be
sold separately or together a. may be desired
Terms: Six hundred dollars cash; balance IN six.
twelve and eighteen menths for notes bearing int.
rest, satisfactorily secured. gs 1sD
s9l pi tsG JOHN " DOM. Trustee.
O. w. BOTELEK,
oct 22---d ~ ,.,rt;@,,oa..
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Eg- ENTERTAINMENT at the western Pres.

20 Entertainment at the Western Prcs-
byteran Church, The Ladies' of this congregation
announce that, IN the course of few weeks. they
will give an Entertainment in the new church edifcc
TO consist of supper, and for the sale OF usefui
and ornamental articles. Music aud literary cxeT-
cises may also be expected The avails Of Inc Enter
tainment win be used to aid in Furnishing the new
above its par value. Rafies lotteries, and other
games OF chance, will be prohibited. The admission
fee will be l21 cent? and pains win be spared to
give perfect satisfaction to visers and patrons Of the
enterprise. " n -
40 aid in the above object, contributions In money,
ancy or useful articles, and provisions ars respect.
fully solicited, and. if sent 10 Mrs T. N Haskell,
fnncpal DIrectress, at No. 80 Pennsyvania avenue,
west OF The Circle" will be thankfully received.
and gratefully acknowledged nov a. ,
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n s-l h NEW AND CHEAP
saddle, Harness, and Trunk store,
400, Seventh Street, opposite 0dd-FsiloS' Hall.
WUEssRs. TOPHAM (latc Of PkiIadek
lvM phia) and N0RFLET (of this city, respect-
fully announce to their friends and he publir that
they have commenced the SaddliDg Busipsss at the
above stand, where they will make and keep con-
stanty on hand large and superior assortment Of
Mems, Ladies', and Boys Saddles ~
Brides, Martineales, and Whips
Harness Of every description, both for city and
country use
All kinds of Trunks Valises, and Carpet Bags
Ladies' Satchels, Travelling Baskets and Fancy
Work Boxes
Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hames
Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes
Cards, Curry combs, Spongcs, DC.
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tanned; and both Of us having been practical work
men for several years. feel confident that work
cannot be surpassed, either for style durability.
BY unremtting efforts 10 give satisfaction, we hope
70 merit and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage. stss ~ ). ss .
Particular attention paid 10 covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds Of work. M
Sadders' Tools constantly on hand
O. a
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Stock 7ransact;ons.

th 4s3t4 Stock 1Tdnsdcfi0ns.
Nrw YoRK, Nov. l0.--Stocks arc lower Eriea
1918; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 81 Illinois
Central, s5 IA; Reading Railroad, "a; Canton,
81 Ia ; Pennsylvania Cosl Company, % Cumbcr-
land Coal Company, % Galena and Chicago Rail.
road, 81 90