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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-01-26
Estate of DAVID MARTZ, deed.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of Ad-
~ ministration upon the estate of David
Martz, late of the township of Shamokin, Nor
thumberland County, Esq, deceased, have been
granted TO the undersigned, residing near Paxi-
nos p. o., in said township. All persons hav-
ing claims or demands against the estate of said
deceased, are requested to make the same known
to the undersigned without delay, and all per-
sons indebted ale desired TO make immediate
payment
HENRY MARTZ, Admir-.
Shamokin tp Dec. s, iS55.--6t.
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d NOI,D STNEET, NEW YUM.
y B--I z. < Co. have recently published, aud hiva
ow for sale, the "FARMER'S GUIDE" hy Henry Ste
phtns Of Edinburgh. and Prof Norton of Yale College,
New Haven complete IN two vols, rOyaocavo containing
1000 pages, II steel and QUO wood engravngs. Price
muslin binding, SO.
tI5- This work is Nrr the old "2oo, of the Farm"
lately REsUsctTATEp and thrown upon the Market.
New York December 23 1854.
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Fall and Winter Goods,
Embracing great variety Of
Lady's Dress and Fancy Goods
The following comprises in part list of my ey-
temsiye and elegant stock, which for variety and
cheapness cannot he excelIed in this market -
FOR THE GENTLEMEN,
Black and Fancy Cloths and Cassimeres, Black
Satin and Fancy Silk Vesings, shifting Muslin
Drawers and Under Shirts, Kentucky Jeans
Vclvets, Blankets, &c.
FOR TIE LADIES.
Black Silks, Alpscas, Mernos' colored snd plaid
all wool. Muslin de Lain, large lot of Prints
Of the hest brands and styles, brown and bIeached
Shectings. twied and plaid Linseys, Flannels
red, yellow and white, grey Drills, Tlckings
Cambrics, Dress trimmings, ribbons, laces gloves
hose and irish linens, and other things too tedious
to mention. would earnestly solicit libe'a
share of their patronage.
Boots & Shoes, largo assortment.
HATS y CAPS,
HARDWARE & CUTLERY,
CEDAR WARE,
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IL W Ann N W 4 lisiN
CEDAR WARE,
FISH & SALT
Groceries OfcVeFy variety.

NNVtVI iNH UE W.T. N"EfNtJ
Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Rice, Cheese, Vim
egar, Candies, Candles, Soap. Crackers, Brooms,
Lead, Shot, Bed Cads, Plough Lines, Glass sxl0
l0xl2, llxl6 Starch, Fluid, Dairy Salt Smok.
ing and Chewing Tobacco, Fine Cigars, Matches,
Mustard, Candle Wick, Backing Water Proof,
and general assortment Of
QUEENSIVARE And GLASSJVARE.
Country produce taken at the highest market
prices.
Sunbury, Oct, 81, ls55.-tE
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GAMBRIC, Swiss, Null Bobinett, French
" laces, Checks, Collars, Undersleeyes and
Chemisettes, Heak dresses, Velvets and Velvet
trimmings, Turkish couEterpanes, Blankets,
Broche, Thibet Il Bay State Shawls, for sale by
Sunbury, Dec. /, '55. II. Y. BRIGHT.
"a AIDES Dress Goods. Spring and SUNNI,
n Shawls, Black silk, silk poplins, De laine,
Ginghams, DE bage, Lawns and calico, Just re
ceived and for sale by WIN. A. KNABB.
Lower Augusta, May 6. ls54.-
EFRENCH black CLOTH plain & fancy Cassis
meres Csssinetts, Overcoating, Satin and
Silk Velvet vest patterns, Silk and Wool Hats,
Caps, Scarfs and Monkey Jackets, for sale by
Sunbury, Dec. '55. E. Y. BRIGHT.
SHALLENBERGERs PILLS-A certain
- cure for Fever and Ague, for sale by
WElSER & BRUNER.
Sunbury. uly u, 1854.
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TO My CUSTOMERS.

INHE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the
patronage SO literally extended ~
him. Tor The last Two years, by his friends
and The public generally. world respectful
" inform them, that, he has inst open
large stock Of the very best Drugs. Mer'-
zines. Chemicals, Foreign and Domestic
Patent Medicines and Pe,tumeries. the
whole Of which is warranted 10 e Of the
very best gnaIiiy-having also made al
rangen'"n's I" keep up a constant supply.
hn is n'ahled 10 afford every thing IN his
line nf business. on tie most reasonable
terms. Nv strict attention 10 business he
h PES the continuance III the patronage 50
literally extended 10 him heretofore
Planters anl others are respectfully coli
cited 10 eva'nin" his stock before pllclae-
ing elsewhere
-Ihvsirians Prescriptions Put ~ 1T
all hours Of the la, and night with nc''uo-
yont dispafh. J l. WALLET.
nn21-v. Druggist
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GREAT ATTRACTION 10 THE
-LNNiCs.-
Fashionable Dress & Maptilla Making

FaHhlOhA Die UTeEs e WI HNtl1la NIHKlNg
NhlSS nUDGEON X SISTERS. thank
lN full ~ the Ladies at Fast and West
Baton Rouge. 10, their llhelal patronage
beg leave to inform them. that their al
ransemont> are such, that they arc daily rc-
ceiv,ng the New York and Paris Fashions.
They tlatter themselves that their skill in
cutting and Citing is such. as 10 entirely
obviate the necessity oi ladies' sending to
New Orleans. By strict attention to bust
ness. they hope to establish an Increased
share OF public patronage
[1-Re<,dence on Thlld Stree. one door
from Clutch. anp1 2m
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French SIR EfOs.nGIs at
n'nn\nD'S

FRESH supply Of French H"nnets Just received
~ at NConncr's-lades in need ef aj,t2l 5oHaiRe
Honnet will do WeN TO select in TIM.
"A CHOICE assortment of Einaks, aud Mantlas
~ will he offered from this 1ttr the most g..,=
sopnfie terms-Tarlaian suitable for lNll dresses
ever, shade, also Fancy Wrea'hs. Rose Runrhea
and head dresses Millinery and Fancy dry goods
&c, g.. uCUNNuR
opposite the Post Office
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CIR Dailp Gnn1rt.
BATON ROuGE.:"::::::.:FEB 5, 1866.

NAsNrcHr.-Somc wag sent up
Yesterday, shower Of Vannuchi's pos
tors, for his remarkably intelligent
0u'ang outang. in the centre of which
is y full-lcrgth likeness Of the gentle
man from Africa Nannucli does
not eSaggerate, when he says, THAT he
Is the most extraordinary. specimen Of
the semi human ever exhibited. the
"W'lI men of Rornep." Tho Bear
woman aud the Infant Prodegv.''
not excepted Vannuchi, whose title
TO immortal glory as = human lmnn,
factor is second only to Pbincas Bar
mum. saws chat were it not Tor tho
t'npreposessing physiog, and the irrcg
Nlar cnt Of his (hc ourang outang's)
whiskers. an honest and impartial
public opinion would unanimously
,tic him seat in the Legislature, or
ahe Common Council Of the city Of
New Orleans, in order that by hs
wisdom they might be restored to that
position which the organic law Of the
State and city. c,n'cmplates.' We
hop" Nannurl,i, will consent I" the
invitation and bring along The gentle
man from Africa, he would have fine
ran for a few nj gifts.
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saw and Saw Blades.

f'ROSSETT, PIT, Panncl. Rp. Tenon
Y Steel and brass back Butchers, Bow
Webb, Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws
assorted sizes and the most of them ol
spear Y ,iackson's" make Always on
hand at the Hardware store ot
jan2.l-y IaRGUlER Il LANnrr
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The Veteran Poets. The only Eng
1ish poet who attained an age Of near-
" equal duration with hat attained "
W. Rogers, was the poet Waller
Waller was born in 1908. two yea's
after the death Of Queen Elizabeth -
Ilr sat az y member Of Parliament in
the reign Of James |. lie was a mem
Ter Of the celebrated Long Parliament
Of Charles |. lie sung the pancg,r;c
Of Oliver Cromwell, aud celebrated
the restoration Of Charles II lie was
alive at the coronation OF King James
~; and, il his life had been spared
barely beyond another yea, would
have witnessed the ahdication Of James
and tho accession Of William and Ma
n.y. lie vas like Mr.. Rogers in other
respects than his poetry. lie was a
man Of wealth. and he was n viii -
Waller at eighty was still the delight
of the House of Commons. Rogers at
eigh'y-cight was still the delight Of the
most fashionable dinnertables in ~
burma and Belgravia. The savings Of
Waller have descrved'y found place
III some Of the best volumes Of our
Ana, aud the repartees. Of Rogers are
likely to find a celebrity that is equal
" enduring.
London Illustrated News.
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French Window l;sass.

RECElNEn per ship "nnrnNN, "
~ from New York. an assortment of window
glass. 8 Ivy 1os-1"hy Y SO ~ LEE by Z,
IL by go hy $40 by II. Also, Fittsbura
CLEAR and Waterford Glass, always on band
and f"r sale either by the hny ~ II retail. at
dees-y. D. MONTAN. church t.
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Sheet Zinc. Lead. &c.

Dr0n LBS. Sheet Zine and Lead.
-oVV Fig ana Bar Lead Flock Tin, Brass
Solder, soldering Irons. at 'hs Hardware Store Of
jIn-'.-y. LARGI TER a LANOUE-
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TUE Subscriber has ust rec gvcd Al other assnrt
| ment Of Mems. Boys and Youths Hats. Consist.
ing in part nf French Silk and NIoleskn Hats -
Soft French Cashmere Hats IF the latest stylc. &
shapes he invites the attention Of buyers par
tiruarly to those goods. lis assnrtmen INT is very
large aud cannot fail to please. A few more NJ
these high crown black ana dead soft, Hats still
m hand. EderG a. W. u. PHILLIPS
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INSli RA nee.
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Baton Rouge.
fr"ort,otuted By A1 Of Lediad'ure n Eouietann,
Arpsored, Miu'ch l2fh, 1856.
4 authorised Capital. ..,:. s1tNp.DN, on.

The Sonthera Matuai h,suyaue ComnauV
Of Baton Rouge have this day commenced
operations, and are prepared 10 take F'nf
MARINE, and RIVER Risks.
Dire Ctors
James N. Brcwn. Leon Bonneraze,
John B. Kleinpeter, Andrew Malta.
Fergus Permission, W. y. Tunnaa
Jos Y Durable. Joseph La'g"'e,,
e. q. Mediation, VIM s. Pike.
Trust ees.
W B Walker, Jesse Hart
+. ". Conrad. s &. Layrork
Chas a Slack James " l''nn"t.
Scsthene Allan W y Phillips.
Joseph s Williams. THOMPSON \ Bud.
T. H. Nrlan Daniel y Avery,
John 4 Doug he,ty. Samuel NJ HAT,
WILLIAM & PIKE. rrsst
A1rprr Surrrrns, Sc,
Baton Rouge. Jan v -. l@Hi. II.
aJ5s Sy9 G4u' >sa25 IL - = 80 )
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Boring Machines.

A FEW more lett, OF The above labor "a
n wing machines. with three augers. as
sorted sizes at Laughter & IANut \.
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E.iuscesi Oil,

7 ARnoII.: Alcohol Spts. Turp'n',nc
il i IN store and for sale by Wholesale or
Retail bv WILLIAM 3OGIL,
April 2Gth ls51 Druggist.
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CARRIAGES AVID HARNESS.

T'llE Subscribers re pectfuIIy cal a''el-
L ton "t purchasers TO Their sleek OF
Carriages and Harness. comprising every
variety.
All kinds Of repairing realty dope ard
promptly attended 10 Plantation Wae-
gons. plouglls, &c, Manufactured and Re
paired.
Our assortment of Iron is also co,nple!o
Call aud examine. Corner oil Chu,ch ard
Main streets
noylo. W. +. TUNNARD X co
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EvU Season Isna opened
J. SIMON O. cos
TlPITOI rHE4H STDKEig
Now Is your time ladies - Gentlemen.

former 1t'lT a. + 80 mn NY
Now Is your time ladies * Gentlemen.
I'VE most respectfully announce 10 'h" inhali
w tants If Baton Rruge AMI rifiui',. aud 4"
eur friends IN general. that "" have new IN STIR"
n full supply Of Ladies' and gents garments Nnr
TlsE LADIES DEPARTMENT.
plain and plaid.
Embroidered and nntt. Swiss cor Soir.es
pa,ses Of all descriptions
French and Englis', Marines If NJ ""io,s
Cashmere anu Muslin le Lanes. plaid. r'ain
and figured
Silks plaid, plain. also Prussia Silks ana Nn"r
antique.
silk Poplin Rnl,a, and Fancy Enll Dresses.
Worstcd rlahs. IT every quality.
Talmas " the latest sye. black aud rolntcd.
Ladies' cloth for Talmas. ri every colo.
Shpws Casl1 lerp Ne lane aud Warsteh,
VOEETlEn WITH
Sets of ltonetpn, Lace. Collars. Chim'settes aud
Sleeves Mourning Collars and Wells. Uand-
kfs and emhruide,ies nf all kinds. Jour
vius Kid Elovee nf Ill r"icrs.
DOMES TlCS
Such as plain and figured Vla"nuls; French and
Anne, lean blankets; Linen and Cotton Sl,t etings
Nlea chei and brown Cotton nf the best brands
Swiss Muslin Jaccnei mud Irish Iinens. liurn
Diapers, 1nweling. Quilts If every size, 'uf-
tain natnaeks: Musiiuts ~, Nus,liit" 'ats, lNr-
nitu,e prints; Muslns fuf Curtains and All that
can he require for ladies wardrohe.
ALSO large stock ofheStply. and trimmings IN
great variety. q NIL
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Just Received
DER STEAMER QUEEN of Ito

so Boxes Extra No Soap,
Ii q Palm q
2eH lbs. Fresh Bologna Sausage,
~ Half hhls FauilH mess Eenf
Il Gases chnirn Cheese.
Large Feet To CUES, pnf,eld ard other brand
If Hams st. Louis Flour, barrels an, half do
with the above may at all times he found. Fresh
Soda Crackers md Htshen Butter, all warranted
~ give satisfaction. A. MUNTAN Il BRO.
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1t is stated that the Queen Of Eng
land would not see her maid or honor
Miss hurry, upon her return from the
United States, and signifed to her
that if she published defense Of
slavery she must resign her place.
Miss Muny has done so. and il no
longer member Of the royal house.
hold.
Dates frsm Fort Pierre, on The
plains have been received at St. Louis
up to the 18th alt. The troops there
were comfortably qnartered. Major
llowe's command had been sent on an
expedition and had not been heard from
General Harvey was fitting out an OK
petition nf 100 men for an excursion
NJ the Missouri river The Sioux In.
dams were to hold grand council at
hort Pierre. in Frchuary, to settle the
ia Is Of peace. The weather was So
we're. and there had been much snow.
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Also, A Fine Assortment of;


nIRErJ FROM THE MANUFAt-
- tu'es; Mahogany Rnbstea'S. Wa,d-
robes Washsta,dS Ftreans, Ialles, Nc
S'ilf and Mahogany Peir, Nantes and
Looking Glasses
t1ECal' and examine, IS ON stock /.
now complete
det2h-y. y PIPER 81 Go.
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EWNHs.irS.


BULK PORK; LARD;
Flour Oats Wheat. Bran.
Rio II lava Coffee; Rice :
Tobacco.
Teas. Salt !.
Goshen Butter.
Western Butter, n. Y. Cheese
Sperm Candles.
Star Candles Lard Oil +.
Sperm Oil.
Winchester Soap. Palm soap
Pickles III gal. ! and Jars
Preserves. D ket'hnp.
Sauces
Salmon in Cans: Lohstcrs in Cans !.
g Gouly B'tiers.
Nermouth 8 9 Cnr.Iials Assorted
Champaign * Clalet Hines
\ full and comlSete assortment Tin,
Wood. and Ullowware Pocket and
Table Hoes. Cutlery Hoes and Axes =
Horse CoIlors &c g All of which are fresh
and offered Tor s$le at the lowest cash
prices by II. Y6ToAL,Ssos Il Co
lan26. corner OF Third and Convention
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Waiting Games,

TST received by steamship Hreuahr y hoaufi-
- fHl assortment If fancy. told mad Silver noun
tod Walking Canes, some "f which very fine
and handsome. for sale at the Clothing Emporium.
Of decd W. d. PHILLIPS.
If Inu hnyc n s'as.,ml"g Decor or Gate.
NO round 10 Montaa's Hardware Stele
" and Tor small OUTLAY. yon an get a
sp,lHg bat will either open or shut The
door These arc M Yankee invention. but
durable lastly and eH"etuai Gate or Door
Spr'n-. u. { MONTAN.
Deco No Il Church street
Christmas Presents.
~ CAPDEVlLLE, on Laurel streei, has
l nst received a large lot OF TOYS and
Fancy articles. for Christmas PIE cuts and
new years gifts The citizen. Of Baton
Rouge md vacinily, are lnNicHto call and
examine his stock. Il is The arssst and
best selected IN Town d}tr!2- ln'.
kstrHl,lc Property for sac.
HGISE AND LOT situated corner 8f
L L North aud Lafayette streets. IetA5s
Low and Liberal Apply 10
|1n2n y I. A'lNf y.
Church street
Naus:ss NEnEDJES.-.l aynes Espee-
torant, Lhlh'h 40, Aver 'heFfS teo '"fat,
WI tar's Balsafu Wild Cherry, Piuk Syrup nc. fer
sale Ivy j. l.. WALLET.
Sugar Cnnson sealcs.
nNE LARGE. pair Beam Scales, beam
" chains tixffres complete, tor sale At a
bargain at Ilsnio D. {. MONTANS,
Church street
pRANDS.-A small lot Of the very test, for
ID medicinal purposes, SAD by !. l.. VALET.
S,HOT--25o SACK, assorted Shot For
- sale by i. SpfR9Ast & %.
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vher,nc,,ctcr Churn..
view Fel md Winter Geel-.

n'COEOR, has now in store well seec-
~ ted stock of Fall and winter Goods. COZ
s,st'ng in pats of-siIks, Dress Goods.
Ribbons, Grapes. Crasa's, Ernbroiderles.
I,aces, FIinge*, Gloves, Hosiery and Dress
Trimmings
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WALLETS BULLETIN.
GUELPH lUflNENH..

- 80 ~. hesh su|rh- un'"ne. lust 'e-
ceiye'l 4 t'a' sale by ! t. NA,f
w RIGHTS PERI UMERlES. y A
w large ASSORTMENT, lust zee y duecl
llun the manufactures. for sale by
ian2G j. T. N,s,rr
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v. ! tIrEn 81 Go.
TO PAINTERS & GlAZuEsss

Dnn BOXES French and American
wv Glass; 10000 lbs pure and No
White Lead 5000 lbs Zinc paint. best quail
ily; 90 gals Copal Vanish 100 gals JAY an
Nasnish; - gals ne,rar Narnsh, for zinc
paint 5000 lbs Fire Preol paint. ASSOC ted
cnlois, 800 gals I.inseed Oil. 200 gals
Spirits Tu.pen'ne: large assortment Of
Chrome and Paris Green. Chrome Yellow:
r'ussi II Blue Ne',n'Io,, Black aud Red
Lead, l''hrage. Paint and varnsl. Brushes
sable Pencils, Top Grainess blenders,
''rainng Conbs. G''de,s, TIPS Gold Leaf,
Blue. Green and BROWN S1nal's. in fact
everything connected with tins line, which
they ctlor at low prices not To he nnderso'd.
ian lsdy LAREUIER 4 LANOUF.
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Something Worth Rcading !

flNHE SUBSCRIBERS would call the at
4 tention of purchasers to the large adj
diions now being made Ia their stock
among which may We found
An elegant assortment nf Plated and Japan
el Walters. IN sets and single:
Coffee trns. with and without dfirpe's
Gilt K Ornamental Hall Lamps & Lanterns
Gilt Solar aud Side lamps. 10, Oil. Spirit
t,as and tafiphii"
Cot and Pressed Class hlna II Flint ware.
Brass, Copper, Ornamented and Common
Coal Holds
Elegant Polished Steel Fire lions and And
irons. with large variety Of
housekeeping articles
\ fine assortment of Window Shades
Transparent Paper shades n' amps
Glass t,lIi and Plated Curtain Bands
Gi,t Curtain tornlres
Also, A Fine Assortment of;
Rich Gilt Git Cups. Tbte a-Tee. Sets
Fancy Cologne and To'et Bolt
Mantle Dlnaluents 81. suital"
Eav ks ri sn 8. Is Isr.ac, ,sS
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Just RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED.
- 2 Baskets Champa,gne 1ts
) Cases Clar2t If hes. quality
10 Gallons Best Brandy
jan 90 u. v Tou,aNsox 4 Go.
l'OL0GNE wArE.s.-,. A. farinois yea
Y uine, in y pts 1 ats. sale by J. l.. WALLET
EUNt DROPS aSd 'Ju iubc Paste. assorted
~ havors Tor sale te' J. l.. WALLET.
physicians CASES, steel frame~-for sale
i by 4 J. l.. WALLET
RRUSHES--Hair,c clothes nail, tooth, Infants
ID &C., for sale by Q J. l.. NIAiET.
Imported Linen Playing Cards,
Ill just received and for sale hy D. l.. NIALIT.
y AZORS.--A small lot of Wade and Butchers
IL best, for sale by !. l.. WALLET.
.On poz steal re,7s--as. orted Brands. for sale
JVV by J. l.. WALLET.
TIslTlxe: CARDs.-A ,inc assortment. for
: sale by q Ill. WALLET.
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x'Ortus0Meys - AMsvrs.

Heel at TlltO, Gu1l'MANNS.
I'Ort,ss0nevs - MMivCr.
4 LARGE ASSORTMENT Of The above articles
II amrng which, nf
ts.sDnastsa,, ttscok-S''
celebrated Zen and Fecket knives. fur sale at
IDecl, TlIED, G0ltnMaNN'%
lG'npirr tlorte.
A Nd ., every v t'''d c' ether ia"tfR c'"rks
dpclu Turo t,onu.vN
Cold I.ncLct..
LARGE. assortment on hand At low
- prlresby Ideclo Iuro Gonru,ux.
Gold Pens.
WITH Gold and Silver Holders also La 3
w dies Pencils A large assortment on
hand, at decin Turo. GorpMAHr
Watch maker and Irwe|cr
Gold Vest. Fob md Guard Chains.
4 " THE latest patterns, at reasonable
~ price, at Ideclo Turo. GoLpu,vN.
Colts Patent Wrvosvcrs.
ISI received on invoice. hy
- declo. InEo. t,o,nNaNy.
Cuff Pima.
VERY fine assortment. at moderate
~ prices. IHEo ',nI.rMaNN.
NOLD. SILVER Y GERMAN SILVER
VI Sprctarles A very large assortment
pure Crystal, at Tnro. GoLnMaNN.
4 VERY large aud tlnr Nuslc Boz, tor
"A sale. Sufficiently loud 10 play t',r a
Co''I'ion party, III the private ra,or, at
lanl1-y. Turo Gol.pMNNN,
Harvey House Basement.
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,IOsHUE BEAI.
NATION u",sc steam, so,, ut,s.

TNIIE above establishment. situated o,
i corner III North aud Main sheets. Is
NOW in working o''|er, aud any demand
for Fresl, f.round Corn Meal. can be
promptly supplied.
UyA meal caIl will 70, he arconrp,,-
dat'on of customers max" the circuit Of he
city every Monday, Thursday and Satu,-
day Meal will also be kept at The Store
OF The undersigned, opposite the l!a'nsy
House. JOSHUA BEAl
June 20 81 y