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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

q Court of Probate holden at Kent. within.
n AMI for the District Of Kent, on the md day
of May, A. D. 1856. Ew .
Present, WILLIAM TREAT Esq Judge
This Court doth direct the Administrator on the
Estate Of GRANGE ROOTS late Of Kent in said
District, deceased, represented 10 I've insolvent 10
give notice 10 all persons interested in the estate of
said deceased to appear If they see Cause before
the Court OF Probate to be holden at the Probate
Oficein said district on the 18th ,lay Of MAY 1856
at 10 O'Clock. A n. to be heard relative to the ap-
pointment Of Commissioners Of, said estatc by rost-
ing said order OF fotioe public sigH-post in said
town ofkent, nearest tae place where the deceased
last dwelt, aud ley advertising the same in q news
paper published in Iitehtield
Certified from Record
WILLIAM TREAT Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
G.. Ii. W T. BIB

H AS just received general assortment of new
II IL Dry Goods and Groceries superior green and
black Teas: inst and second quality sperm CANDLES,
adamant;ne and tailow Candies made expressly Tor
summer use, Paper Hansings, Borderings, &C.
May 9th. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
prosatt o@e-. Dissa Of Lael6.,a, Rsy ID, 1856

Probate O#er. DisSa Of Laehde'd, Nay Ii, 1856
uJgEDERICK G. FEM of Iischtield. in said
District, having made an assignment Of his
Estate to James Fl. Beach, Esq, of Plymouth, in
trust for the benefit Of all the creditors of said as
signing debtor Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested in said Estate TO appear they see cause
at This efice on the 18th day of May inst. at lD
o'clock A. NJ, and be heard relative to the approval
of said Trustee -.
CHARLES ADAMS Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Suffering, Stammering, SC. Cured

RHY the celebrated Dr. yones-he that practiced with
kD such unbounded success in New Haven and
Hartford some time ago. has returned to by
request, and will practice at the American Hotel,
sufficient length of time to cure an irnpediments Of
speech in the State Those who da not embrace this
opportunity can blame themselves for their StammerT
ing> DIR. Jones Is the only man now living that can
you must not delay. He cures without taking any
medicine into the system without any pain or s,rgi-
cal operation whatever aud reg,res no pay az his pa
tieHt cured. fs33 Office American Hotel HartforJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

HgIss wILCOxS SCHOOL will commonce
1VA the next term on Wednesday, 18th OF May.
LitchiieiI, April 25th, 1910.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Millinery and Fancy Goods!
New Gp1et11& Etylc@,

VI ISSES FARNSWORrH having returned from
I'VE New York with large assortment Of elegant
Millinery and Fancy Goods solicit the attention Of
the ladies generally to their large Stock comprising
all the novelties of the season
Misses Farnswolth hope still to retain the patron
age which has been hitherto so Literally bestowed
and will spare pains to suit the tastes Of all who
may favor them with "a call A- =
"a" Straw bonnets repaired and bleached.
Litchfeld, April 18th, 1856 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

WHsoS, TIE 4ERos ATT, proposes 70 the people of
California to ann line Of balloons between San Fran
cisco and St. Louis, to depend the great easterly
current Of the upper return trades for its propul
SION He says: Thirty miles per hour, without delay
from station or break Of guageno fear of collision
and no possibility of running off the track-will
bring balloon in three days from the shores OF the
Sacramento to the foot of the Alleghnits and land
her freight and passengers fresh and healthy, almost
at the very threshold Of their homes Sea
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

yHyHE Annual meeting Of the NJ. f. Churells in
Iitchfield will be held at their church ON Satur-
day the 10th instant at O'Clock P. ~. at which
time the slips viii be rented.
Per order q The Clerk.
Mtchhsld, May sth, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

NOTICE is hereby given that JOEL Monsg will
" prefer petition to the next General Assembly
of Connecticut for s release from the Connecticut
State Prison. - .. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
unIANo FoRTBs TUNED

UpIANo FoRTEs TUNED.-The undersigned
E respectfully informs the inhabitants of Itch
field and vicinity that he will he at the Mansion
House. few days next week, to attend all calls for
the above named business, and trusts that some
wears experience will enable him TO give satisfaction
RICHARD II. FRENCH,
Tuner to A. j. Dayton's Meloicon Establishment.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

Disric Of Nsw Milford P.bae Curt Aprl IA, 1866.
k<STAlE Of J. WESLEY STARK nsolvent debtor
The Court of Probate for the District of New NIL
ford, has limited and allowed six months from tho
date hereof for the creditors of said Estate in which
to exhibit their claims, and has appointed David =.
Boardman and Eli Mygatt Esquircs, commissioners
to receive and examine said claims
Certified by GEORGE TAYLOR, Judge.
Tho subscribers give notice that they will meet at
J. s. Turrills office in said New Milford on the 18th
days of June and October, 1885, at o'clock in tho
afternoon each of said days, for the purpose Or
attending 30 the duties of our said appointment
ID. s. BOARDMAN, Commits
ELI MYGATT, sioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested u
mako immediate payment to
j. s. TURRfIiL, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Alta Court CT probate holden at Plymouth, within
a and for the District of Plymouth on the 2oth

day OF April, a. d. 1896.
Present AARON D. WELLS, ESQ. Judge.
Upon the petition Of KpwiS uAEsoN and ELtsAeEru
BARlLErr OF Nortlarnpt oB in Massachusetts,, and
the county of Hampshire. showing TO this Court thai
they are guardians OF Edwin n. BARTLETT ani Eliza
beth Bartlett, respectively OF said Northampton,
ruinoIs That sail minors are the owners of zeal
estate situated In said Plymouth. viz: The interest
of si rninora In the plymouth copper mine situated
In said district bc;ag all the rights which their late
father Lnman Bartlett owr cd in said mine and the
leases appurtlnans thereto valued at about three
hundred and soventy-fye dollars That It would be
for the interest Of flid minors that said mineral
rights be sold and the avas thereof Invested accord
ing - law; PRAYING for liberty to sell said property
for the purpose Aforesaid, rs per petition on file.
It IS orarei Ly tbs Curt That said guardians give
not>o of said application, by causing the same to be
published in OF the newspapers printed in Itch
held in the county OF Ltehfield, three weeks sue
cssivcly Il; least six weeks before the hearing; and
that sad petition viii I've heard at the Probate Office
in said district on the 9th day OF July next, at
o clock r. II. Certified from Record
A. GfDDlNGs Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Gut Of Season aud in Season.

have just returned from Mark! with well selected
Il stock Of MEN Goops, consisting Of few very
pretty style Sprug DsLai.e Calcoes of entirely
designs ami patterns. heavy brown slfeetiags and
shirtin4s bleached shirtinas and linens, with good
assortment of house keeping Goods, which offer at
low pricos for cash exchange.
y g. BRADFORD. Folooaeiic.
EyINE BROWN GOODS.-25 Bales Pacific Ash
L Lttrl, Noohsocket and other makes; for sale
cheaper than any other place in the County. q.
\. G. BRADFORD.
Weloottyiiie, april stu, 1888. ..s
s. HAWKS !-Broehe black silk, Cashmere Barge
- and other STYLES, FIR sale at DEADFORDS y.
sNoeottyiIie. April sth, 1856.
HASSTMERES, Hack and fancy Docskins, Tweeds,
" Cashmarstis &C.. Cor sale CHEAP at
DnADFORD'S-
Wolcottvilie, april Sth, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
l72 Tons Ground Plaster.

TsN1iE subscriber will keep constantly on hand a
u good supply OF ground Plaster ALSO Rye FIoar.
Corn Meal and Provcnier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
New Spring Goods /!

TulHOS H. RICHARDS, at his Clothing Establish.
n ment in West Street, has just received large
variety Of every kind of Spring and Summer Goods
for gentlemens Come and judge for yourselves.
Ltchfeld, March g. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

n OTICE.-JoHS SMITH committed for burglary,
~ will petition for pardon at the next session Of
the Legislature
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

"a Office is hereby given that an application for
lV charter OF Bank to be located In the village
of Ltchfed will he miae 10 the next Legislature OF
this State which viii convene at New Haven, on tine
first Wednesday OF May ssAs }
itchElcii. April 9Th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

Ma Henry GHfssEzL has just received . letter
horn Lady Franklin, inwhich she expresses desire
that Dr. Kane should visit England, for the purpose
of taking charged another Arctic Expedition. She
sill hopes that some survivor of Sir John Franklin
n,ay be found living among tho Esqaimsux, from
whom might be obtained the particulars Of her husr
bands fate. She proposes to fit out propeller at
her own expense, and give the command to Dr. Kane
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

Fonrr-xrsE EEAasrs BED.-An English paper the
Doncaster Gazette in announcing the death Of Nm.
sharpe at Worlds, says that he went to bed na1807;
and never got out Of 1t till hSded there in 1856
Htlf life Of 40 years. passed in chamber scarcely
nine feet square, the window Of which had not been
raisedfor the lasts and passed unintcrrupt-
odly in bed. Whsn he Was thirty he went one bright
morning 20 the church to be married His afhanced
came not her father hayirsan invincibie repug-
nance to Mr. wms Sharpe as son -in-law. The NOR
tilted groom went home, undressed, got into bed
puedthe blankets his head, and for forty-nine
years ostinatcly refused to get up and elothe him
self and go to work. 1t is remarkable that be was
never seriously ILL., during this maryellously protrac-
ted incubation over his shame. lie was sick forbat
" week before hisdeath. His BODY was perfectly
sound, in spite Of its great age and great abuse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

East Mill, Litchfcld, April sth, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

In tlli, town, My lst, Eveline daughter Of VIM.
Stone, aged years.
In Wolcottvi!lc April 29th, Abel S. Leach, aged
t56 years.
Justus Warner, aged 100 years aud 20 days. He
was revolutionary soldier and was born i'll Water
bury. e.. in 1856.
In Watortown, April Goth, Samuel Baird aged Is
years.
AMI Stevens.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Hurra for South Street,.


fEsIIE best place to buy Dress Goods OF all de
Il scriptions. and Tiutaiaes, is at the BEE-HIyE-
where an immense stock has been received this
week, at greatly reduced prices For particulars see
advertisement OF S. \. BRONSON!
SESdE Black Hawk Horse RAVEN, and the four
a years old Chestnut Horse PLEASANT
GALE viii stand at the stable of the subscriber, en-
his Robblns Farm. the present season. Terms for
Raven So paid down. and $40 the LIST of April 1857
the marc proves in foal. Terms for Pleasant Gale
$40 to Insure. ROBBINS RATTEII
Norfolk. Nay LIST, 1856.
fEsHEC of Probate for the District of tchtield
II hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the c-etJ to the Estate of Ell ISiiA
B. BAILEY, late Of fitchcld IN said District deceased
in which 70 exhibit tae;rz claims for allowance and
settlement Those neectng to present their accounts
within sud time, properly attsti. win be debarged
recovery. All persons fr-iebtsi 70 sij estate are
requested to make Immediate payment 10
: - HA RRIE:p ,. iAaLEY, Executrixa
Dated April 2sth, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Goshen Academy,

NSVsAA~tA 4ANsSNkNkAkys
FH\HE Summer session of this school will oou-s
IL mence Thursday, May LIST, 1856 Tuition from
50 to 81 per quarter. A few pupils can be aocommo-
dated with board in the family with the principal.
Apply to Ii. NJ, HART, Goshen, Conn.
JAMES Q. RICE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

NE ANTED. Hides, Bark and Calf-Skins wanted
w at the Tannery, South Farms, by
H. TUEkIEGTON.
May 9th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

NOTICE is hereby given that Benz min s. Bal
" comb will prefer his petition TO the General
Assembly Of the state OF Connecticut, at its next
session, for liberation from the Connecticut SGie
Prison.
Wc:hcrefcld May Sd 1876
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

NJ Office The next. quarterly meeting Of the
" American State Council will bc held at New
Haven, Tuesday, the 18th day of May next. at
l0o'clock /. NJ, in Republican Hall, Whittescy
Baiidn9<
a full delegation from every town in the State is
urgently requested important business will come
before the Council
Per order Of the President
ORNItIE II. PIAIT, Secretary.
New Haven, 3nril 2Sth 1866.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-09
VOL. 8. NO. 81.

scroll containing his speech The Commons
were summoned. and after order was RESTORED
the Ring proceeded to read
II was near him." says Nr. Watson.
{" aud watched with intense interest, every
tone of his voice, ard every emotion OF his
countenance After some general and usual
remarks be continued:-.l lost no time Ia
giving the necessary orders TO prohlbit the
farther PROSECUTION Of offensive war upon tue
continent of North America. Adopting, as
my inclinatign will always lead me to do. with
decision and effect, whatever collect to be
the sense of my parliament and my people,
have pointed all nv views and measures, In
Europe, as IN North America, to an entire and
cordial reconciliation witbsthe colonies. Fin
ding it Indispensable to the attainment Of this
object, did not hesitate to go to the full length
of the powers vested in me, and offer to de-
clare them Here he paused, and was ~ ev-
ident agitation either embarrassed N read
ing his spo2ch. by the darkness of the room.
or effected BY very Rataral enaoticn. In u
moment he resumed: And offer to declare
them Free ard Independent States. In thus
admitting their separation from the crown OF
these Kingdoms, | have sacrificed every cen-
sheraton of NV own to the wishes and opin-
ions of my people Imake it my humble and
ardent PRAYER to Almighty God. that Great
Britain may not feel the evils which might re-
suit from so great a dismemberment OF the
Empire, and that America may be free from
the caiamities which have formerly proved. IN
the Mother Country, how essential monarchy
is to the enjoyment of constitutional liberty.
Religion, language, interest and affection may.
and hope viii, yet prove bond oi perma-
nant union between the two countries. =
lit Is remarked that George the III II
celebrated for reading his speeches in dis
tinct free and impressive manner. On tina
occasion he was evidently embarrassed: :: hs
hesitated, choked, and executed the palniu!
duties of the occasion with an i'll grace that
does not sbelong-to hin.@I canuot adequately
portray my sensations in the progress of this
address; every artery beat high, and swelled'
with nv proud American blood. 1t was I'M
possible not to revert to the opposite shores OF
the Atlantic. and to review, with my minds
eye, the. misery and woe | had myself witness
ed in several stages of the contest, and the
wide spread desolatcn, resulting from the
stubborpuess of this very King, now so pros
trate. bit who had turned a deaf ear to our
humble and importune petitions for relief
Yet believe that George HI, acted under
what he felt to be the high and solemn cialms
of constitutional duty.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-09
GEORGE HUNTLEY,
9 Wholesale and Retail.

Tin, Copper, and sheet-Iron Ware Manufacturer.
informs the citizens Of Eb
IA ensburg and the public generally, that he
has purchased the lin Shop, formerly carried on
10y MesSrs. Davis. Evans & Co.. and will contn-
We TO carry on tho business in all its. various
branches, wholesale aud retail. His wares, will
be made Of the very bsst material, and in the
most workrnanlike manner. 4 Repairing of all
kinds done on the shortest notice, for cash.r
ALS0,-douse Spouting made and put up to
order on the lowest terms, for cash. sh ~.
Ate on hand and for sale. a large assortment
Of Cook and Parlor stoves, tor coal or wood, Di-
ming room stoves, Egg stoves. &c.ns9 I6i 800 9l
Also large assortment of CRATES and fire
pokers, sin6otns ir6ns g. g. an of 'p wbisb
will be sold low for cash fszt'229 llts8o 'tFas
= lIn-shop and wareroorn in part Of the building
formerly occupied by Stephen Lloyd as a cabi-
ne. wareroorn. and opposite Geo. M'Cann's store
Alliorders promptly attended tngorI r55J
LrN,t-C,g, Nav -t1S5e-?sry
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-09
independence Speech Of George III

- Mr.. Watson, whose . Men and Tines Q,
the Revolution have already not'esl, i.,sa naa
tine GOOD fortune to be present IN the hcuse
If Lords on the occasion ofth hing speeeh
r.coonizipg - the independence of the Gnitse
States He was conducted to the IL iip4sJ ~ i
bv tha Earl of Ferrers. A. the door, the Earl
,rhi ispers1 to him, 's Get as near the Throne
.s Won can-fear nothing l'uiting ms actioh
to the word. Mr. Watson found himsei' ! Al, "a
front of the throne. elbow to elbow WITH i.ora
IT The Lords stood around 10 promls-
.i,ons confusion as he entered. 1t was a dark
y day. ssssn Tss ssa ss. Ssa9ns ed eas s
Gloom ~ Watson was struck with The eeieora-
n ted tapestry on, the walls representing the ae,
feat of the Spanish armada. he recognise =.
Copley and West in the crowd VII with some ONE q
mericarll ladies There we're also seven Amer
lean Ropalists, ,whose looks betrayed Their ue-
lection. After waiting nearlyatwe hours. ths
approach of the King was anaeansea , ps S,,,
lvo of artillery lie was clothed IN ,ne roya'
,obe. ,alatook his seat ON Il stoeh w 'th. eS-
SIent agitat;ou, he drew frora his pocket the
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-09
AHun,an Life saved.

a.lE -t- Dow AGIAC, 8Iicn., March L l. 1886.
J. A RHODES, ESQ: Dear Sir--As took
your medicine To sell on consignment, ' no cure
no paw take pleasure IN stating its effects as
reported to me py three brothers wiro live IN this
place, and their testimony is a fair specimen Of
all have received: - s4e4g.5 Is.s... rg-s.-. u.
w. S. CoNKLIN told me had taken nine
bottles of-Christies Ague Balsanl, anl continual
lv run down while using it until my lungs aud
liver were Congrsted to that degree that blood
discharged from my mouth and bowels, SO that
all thought It impossible for me to live through
another chili. The ductorsto did all they could
for me, but thought | must die. Nothing did Inc
any good until | got Rhodes Fever and Ague
AID nausea at my stomach and pain in my head
and bowels. and produced a permanent cure IN a
short time, 5lI-l see - .,la.-1 -~a ''t4 1-
II NJ CoxKLIN says: 81 lad been been ta-
king medicine of rs good doctor as ne .haye.in
our. county, and taken any quantity Of Iqpinlpe
and specifics without any good result, from 2ath
August to nth December. But seeing how nice
ly ii operated on my brother got a bottle OF
RHODES FEVER AND -AGUE CURE. which
effected permanent cure by using t'vo thirds OF
a bottle s1gJ t14e 's---ii- -i.t IL ~ a.
S. NJ CoS1Lrx Was rot IreTe, but both the other
brothers say his case was the same as H. Ms, a
sold the medicine to both the same day, :2;id the
cure was az speedy from the same small quantity
and l might so specify, Yours with respect,
H-la9 a. 9UNTINGTON.
The above speaks for Itself Good proof as 1t
is it is of no better tenor than the vast member
Of like certificates | have already published, aud
the still greater amount that is continually pour
ing in 70 me. .ir. 5srt -tls- -t-
One thing more. Last year had OCCASION to
Caution the Public ia thfse words -: II ya
: notice one .frm icio hare tthen one Of my
general circulars. substituted TIE 1ome Of feir
iiastrVm for ny nedic1,e, and then ,ciH drazen
iap,aece dfhsjr y,amplct tettA tie crc3amdtioR,
= let proprietor IF aay ette1 medicine say as
rl.et, y he dttreS.' SC. sl 3l5 ee tol
Now I take pleasure in saying that the Cau-
ton referred To the same :. DR., Ohristie's Ague
Basam T" that is mentioned in the above GER
tfca-e.
'Phefe are several other industrious people who
are applying to their poisonous trash all that /
publish about my fever and Ague Care, or Anti
dote to Malaria, except the Certificates Of Cures
and 1.-the Certificate Of the celebrated Chemist DR.
James II. Chiffon of y. Y. in favor Of its per
lectly HARMLESS CHARACTER, which is at
tachcd to every bottle. These viii always serve
70 distinguish my nle,liciue from limitations.
~ JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor.
April %, 1856. arn. Providence, Il.
For sale by Druggists oenerally.i Ts1. el-r
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IslPOgsTasT' TO EvERs EsoDz.

EIsOR the last two or three years. have been
3 engaged IN u btiSiuess known only to myself,
and, comparatively, q few others, whom have
instructed for the sum of $500 eash which has
averaged me at the rate OF from So ,000 % $4,000
per anruni and having uade arrangements To
go tc Europe in the ppontl of August next, to
engage III the same business, am Wiling to give
Iull Instructions in the art to any person in tie
4 ntcd 4States-or Can;i,ias, Who will remit me the
sum of ) l. ain iniucct, from the success
have been favored With. and the many thankful
acknou le.Igments |. have received from those
whom have instructed, and who making
iromsS S5to Sl5 per day at 1t, to every person an
opportunity To engage III this business, Which Is
easy. pleasant, and very profitable, at small cost
There is positively No HUAbUG in the matter.
CARDS its character, and L can refer to persons
whom have Instructed, who will testify that
they are making from S5 to 5 Is per day at the
same 1t is a business in which either LADIES
or GENTLEMEN can engage, and with perfect
ease make Il very handsome income. Several Ia
dies in various parts OF New York State, Pennsyl
vana, and Maryland, whom have instructed,
arc now making from SO to So per day at it. 1t
is a GEN'fEEL BUSINESS, and but a FEW
iSf1ELINCiS are required to start it. Upcn re-
cept of S a, 1 will Immediately serd to the appli-
cant printed circular confirming full instructions
inthe art. which can. be perfectly understood at
orcc. eaF 7asfs fsfasa[s nsig a8 Uas l9fo zGa
Aldrcss, 4. r. PARSONS, Office, No, faa5
Broadway New York. = .+}.a 80 .,i--.. ~
April % lS5G.-2 M
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-09
NEW BLACN sMrTu SHOP.

f(aliE subscriber would respectfully inform the
2 II citizens Of Ebensburg and the vicinity that
he has rented the SMITH SHOP formerly occt,-
pied ty Michael McCague, where he intends to
carry on the BLACkSMTfHINGi..k ~ its branch:
es. Persons entruStng work to lrI, are can rest.
assured that it will be promptly attended to and
at moderate rates., He would also, inform the
citizens that the business. of HORSE SIFUEING
will be superintended by himself personally
Owners of valuable horses will not be under the
necessity of sen ling their stock to neighboring
village as his experience in this line is widely
known. --s-se iSAAC eSlNG Tx.
Ebensburg, April 0, 1885, . EaeiaHa = ~
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Hll LQQK HERElE

HNIiE subscriber has just received full I'D
IL supply of FAMILY PROVISIONS, E9s E
at his lew store in tie room formerly oc-
cupiei as a Foundry ware-roem, aad is preparet
to furnish the saline customers at rates as Tow
as the lowest HIS stock is of the very best, anc
consists oferery item ia the provision line, VIZ;
Superior Core. E,lour, Corr Aeal IN barrel OF
IN .S1chs, Nrnls, Shoulders. and Sides
=, Of Bacoa.. Sugar Cured Heuas, Fish
+. ~. q al hiads-=.Salmon. Stlad, alirt,
1htckerel, Herring, Cod, rg9tz5iL
-,--r ,-r .dr-,F Cheese, dried ya
,.-..4 4.. Il Il i,+L Il S. .I-.silz
..f...4.5 -. la Peaches, cts. 81 sf5.Fr 3t IL
1LSO, .ffsr wan
,-- ..-f-sq 81 JonffztiQns
-- "a d rarteties, .l. -49
sNch. as Candies,
-fat., Crackers. Tobocco :, 1u.
6tid Ciiqa5-S. lie has also, ad- .,a
dedt his business, and intends to
keep on hand for sale IRON d, NAILS
of all sizes II the best quality; and viii sell at a
very low profit for cash or Country produce Give
him ascall Persons that wish to buy any thing
in his line. will find it to their advantage t-
.sf eflsrf lss4ss l-s ROBERT DAVIS.
Ebensburr April 2. 1876. tsszs-r5s tf.si 4sl..s