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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-11-11

X u Y ID ID u L = A L i39
- CHESTNUT ST, PHILADELPHIA.TE
ORIGINAL. GIFT Book SroRE.-G. G. EVANS would
inform his friends and the public that he has re
moved his Star Gift Book Store and Publishing
House 10 the splendid store in Browns Iron Buif.
Gdins- G 4S9 Chestnut street. two doors below Fifth
whore the purchaser of each book will receive one
OF the following gifts valued from % cents to
9tVV: consisting of Gold Watches, Jewelry &C.
AURs5er anil names of gifts JFortL ,ach
$50 Patent Anchor 50 90
400 Ladies, Gold Watches, ISk. cases S5 90
GEO Silver Lever Watches, warranted Is 90
500 Parlor Timepiects 10 O0
300 Cameo Sets. Ear Drops and Pins. 10 90
5O0 Ladies q old Bracelets s. M m y 00
5G0 Gents Vest Chains IN 0D
IUG9 Gold Lockets, large size double easel 2 90
900 God Lockets- small size0 90
iooo io,o @oid G Pencil Cases. with geld pens 90
IO1o Extra Gold Pens, with eases and holders 10 SO
200 Gold Pencils (Ladies) so
5SOu Golc Pens with silver pencils 80
23o0 Ladies' Gold Pens with cases so
6500 Gold Rings IadicsN ! 90
2000 Gents Gold Kings Is
2500 Ladies' Gold Breastpins so
35ee Misses Gold Breastpins so
5000 Pocket Knives, IS
POGO Sets Gent 5 Gold Bosom Studs, 90
300 = Sleeve Buttons, 90
z0e0 Pairs Ladies Ear Drops, so
5000 Ladies' Pearl Card Cases 90
10000 Ladies Cameo Jet or Mosaic Pins. 5 nD
2500 Ladies' Cameo Shawl and Ribbon Pins. 90
1000 Fetridge's Balm of a Thousand flowers so
Evans, new Catalogue contains al the most pon-
ular books of the day, and the newest puhications
all OF hich will be sold low CA be Obtained 3,
other stores a complete catalogue of books sent
free, by application through the mail. bv ad5res<
ing t. g. Evans 439 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia.
agents wanted in every town in the United
states Those desiring so TO act can obtain full
particulars by addressing as above
n BIN consequence of the money .-,.;. a,5
numerous failures. the subscriber has been enabled
10 purchase from assignees an immense stock Of
ooohs' emoracing every department of literature
AZ prices which will enable him to give S5o0 worth
OF me anove gifts on every $1,000 worth Of ooot.
soId. 1s An extra book, with gift, viii be sept
10 each person ordering Ten books to be cent 70
0he auofess' oy Express. rSend for catalogue
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CLEARFIELD, PA, NOV. IL, 1857.
THE PREVALENCE OF CRIME.

On Last Wednesday, Mr.. Richard Carter,
President of the Anthracite Bank, Tamaqua,
was shot dead in Philadelphia, by Mr.. Thomas
W. Smith, for alleged criminal intercourse
with his wife prior to her marriage with Smith.
This is another witness of the frightful preva-
lence of crime in our land. Virtue seems to
be at low ebb, and human life is regarded as
of little value. Their destruction scarcely
disturbs the moral sense of community and
SO vitiated has the public taste grown that
nothing appears to be relished so much by the
reader, as narratives of murders, accounts of
seductions, scandalous gossip, &c. How comes
this And what is the cause of this depraved
taste and morbid mental appetite? If we lift
the gaudy veil that is thrown over modern So
cietv. we find it has imbibed poison, which,
coursing through its various arteries and veins,
has corrupted the entire body. Men, carried
away by the glittering allurements of wealth
and unrestrained passion, have seemingly for
gotten God and the Devil, and given them
selves TO the worship of Mammon and TO
the qualification of the Iibdinous TENDENCIES of
the flesh. To acquire gold and crafty their
lusts, they will risk their lives aud jeopardize
their eternal salvation. But is it any wonder
that evil disposed men grow unblushingly bold
and disregard moral sentiment, when We see
the libertine and bawd, the corrupt and venal
brawler, whose every breath is tainted with
obscenity, profanity and whiskey, upheld and
associated with, by individuals who assume to
be respectable, honest and even religious, thus
countenancing and encouraging their vices {?
Can We expect crime, and vice, and immorali-
ty to diminish SO long as they are purchaseabIe
commodities? We think not. And until
there is radical change in public sentiment,
and our Courts become the dispensers OF rigid
justice, we may expect that murder and every
other sort of crime will abound undiminished.
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pIscREpITEp BANKS.

Below We give list of discredited notes of
the Banks of those States which circulate
more or less in this section, and the prices
paid for the same by the Phiadelphia brokers.
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THE WHOLE STORY.

The balance of trade against US during the
current year, having to be adjusted in cash, is
more than one hundred and twenty millions of
dollars. And what causes this excessive i'm
portation of articles of merchandise, the most
of which We ought to have made ourselves
Common sense tells us that it is the Tariff pol
icy which has prevailed since 1871. And who
dictated this policy? The South-the grow
ers of Cotton, whose great staple find its chief
market in England. And who enable this SIM
pie interest, this small minority of the Amer
lean people to control the policy of the gov
ernment in respect to this most important of
our material interests! The so-called Demo-
cratic party.
Three times, now, has the foundation of our
n ational prosperity been undermined precise
ly in the same way. From the close of the
war with Great Britain in 1873, until 1874. we
had period of free trade and large importa-
ton, and some of US are old enough TO remem-
Der the distress and utter prostration of the
country during that shinplaster period when
wheat was less per bushel than oats have been
in ordinary good times, and when ten bushels
of oats were often sold for one dollar cash.
Well, in 1924, protective tariff law was enac-
ted, and the country at once began to recupe-
rate. The currency soon became good, ex-
change regular and very low, manufacturing
establishments sprung up everywhere, and the
farmers having home market, began to pros
per too. Perhaps there never was a more
smooth and comfortable time since We became
, nation.
Four years afterwards, 1923, so pleased were
| the people with the protective policy, that Con-
| gress induced to make it still stronger.
| This led to violent opposition on the part of
the cotton-growing portion of our people, and
ended in the Notification movement in South
| Carolina, and the unfortunate Tariff Compro-
mise of 1882, by which the rates of import
were slowly reduced, until, in 1910, they
| should be only twenty per cent. Most OF us
remember the crash of 1887, and the distress
sing depression that followed, and which was
relieved by return to the protective policy
| in 1912.
In 1916, the policy again changed. In
| 1S47, the famine in Ireland and general scar
city in Europe. gave us high prices for our sur
| plus breadstuffs, and that bore us very we'll o.
Yer one year. In 1913 gold was discovered in
California, and that kept US mp for few years /;
but all things find their level, and they have
| found it, for see that sixty or seventy
millions of gold, which cost as much labor as
| it is worth, is swallowed up and lost, like our
| cotton, tobacco and -four, in the overwhelm-
| ing food of European fabrics which the pres
| ent free trade policy pours upon us.
To sum up in single sentence, ire hare nerer
had general breakdown under the protecfire pol
! icy; nor have we ever recovered from a reverse
like the present ercept by the return 10 protection.
| These are historical facts.-PiHsb. Dispatch.
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A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-Lctt

A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.-Letters
IA of Administration the Estate of H 3
Smith, late of Clearfeld borough. Clearfeld ooun-
", Pa. deceased, have been granted to the sub
scribers; all persons indebted TO the said estate
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same Will present
them dul " authenticated for settlement.
Mrs LAURA II. SMITH.
November l. lo51-5t-p- Administrative.
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NJ T. w q o o ID S-A LARGE
~ ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS AT THE
CORNER STORE, CurwensvilIe.
November 4. 1857. WM IRWIN
ELCCKSt CLOCKS Thirty hour and Eight
~ day Alarm clocks. weight and spring clocks
az prices from $3.50 to Sl2,g0, th corner store
Curwensville Nov. f. WM IRWIN
NOTICE To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
~ PILGRIMS PROGRESS MUTUAL BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASS0CIATION.-A Letting OF
the funds of the Association will be held at the
house of John SuIfridge, in Goshen township,
Saturday, the eth day of November next az
TO O'Clock, A NJ. WM l. SHAW
Goshen tp-r Oct 81 1877 Secretary
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CUCCESSORt0 W l. PEET, Church and Vine SIS,
- would respectfully announce 20 the citizens Nash willie.
that be prepared to ill all orders in the Baking and Family
Grocery line OF business.
Thankful for past fvors, would chesruly recommend
my successor Mr. GUNTEE. to old friends and customers
janI7-'57-3m# VI. g. o. r.
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a POSITIVE CURE.

{ETHAF is he use Of paving doctors bills when you
W cln ge7 50 easily cured Of DiaTrh@a, Dysentsry
Cnc!a3l and al Of the other summer bowel complaints
Eos p-EF4.s-J " u5-rg LyeSs' CHOLERA INDICATED
BEANBT wl.cb IS lrT-Lsi sure and speedy cure and
preventive, hsvrS failed in any single instance
which be proved by the many certificates of we'll
known citizens be seen at our store and BY givingit
fer trial For sale By the bottle dozen at the Sole
Agency and ProPrIetorE in the United Stairs
iy22 LYONS 4 CO., l9 Cedar st.
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HarveY in NashViLLe.

ME eminent " HARVEY" so well known to every gen
4 teman in Philadep PIMA The most successful Gutter
OF garments our establishment No. is Cedar
street and is prepared to take measures and u exhibit
fDe assortment Of Cloths CaBsmsrs and NestluEs,
we're ever displayed in Nashville Our stock of Eeady
Hsde Clothing both gentlemen 5 uri veu'hs is nov full
and our Furnishing Department cor rs every article
comprised under that head.
octl4-tf CLIFTON 3 ABBOTT
70 THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE.
T HAVE started q Mill in the city, and will keep on
hand fresh Mea at No lO7, South Summer street
An orders attended TO- and will sell at the lowest cash
gtv and will deliver 20 customers il any part ~ the
riea }. W, CALDWELL,
msylB-u Agent,
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DF virtue Of deed Of trust executed 70 me BY Eli L.
ID Woods, and Of record in the Office OF the Register
Davidson county Tennessee, Book No. 49, pages and
2S will, the 2sh day Of February, 1857, the Market
House The Public Square in the city Of Nashville, Ten
expose at public sal and sell for cash. the highest bidder
the OOWi parcels of ground, tO-W Lots No so, aud
81 dssgnaled in David T. McGavoek plan OF re-
coTdn the aforesaid Office and bounded and described in
the aforesaid deed mentioned and which reference is here
made satisfy debt therein mentioned. Said Lots will
30 sold free from tho equity Of redemption. Sale
place within legal hours.
ialI4-tI A8RAM /. DEMOSS Trustee
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS

THE new aud light dlaught steamer 4ESS~ p
4 CRESCENT, v. HOLMES, Master .sssssFss7sSss51
will run regularly in the above trade du- El7sEss =
ring the present season. commencing the nrst Tse IN
the Cumberland river She has excellent accommodations
nd in point of speed and safety is unsurpassed For
freight or passage apply 70 Il. Ii. HARRISON,
Oct4-dG Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-18

TTAVE lust opened O very handsome assortment Of
III Furnishing GOnds, comprising q great variety OF
Gloves Suspeuders Neck Ties Black and Fancy Stocks
Linen Cambria HaDdksrchefs, Lambs Wool and Cotton
half Hose Gents Shawls snG Mu1ers, DC, &c, al OF
which will be sold at fair prices -
geptlu-H CLItIDN AEECII-
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REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER
LINE FOR ST. LOUIS.

saIl,1IN '''OAFtg N OoRBTIT.
ELLA. = JAMES Lowell.
TNHkSk boats will be the regular packets be- -u4
i tween ST. Louis and Nashville this season, lAsh
and will commence their trips Immediately
ater The hrst rise in Cumberland River. They will
their trips regularly the business will allow. One
leaving each port about every Eve days.
Oct23-if P A HAMILTON, Agent.
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FOX SALE Ok REM.
A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, on Summer street
n South Nashville, Dr. c. K. Wnstonis:
sI good exclusive Of kitchen servants room and
smoke house, also stable and carriage house. Apply 70
dee3l-G BRANSFORD, MeWE1RTRK q co,
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DRY GOODS.

this is age Of progression, and you may as well
"a be out Of the world TO be ont Of the fashion,
being the case, you should call Immediately ct
NiCholson's
and supply yourself with some Of those BEAUTIFUL
DRESS GOODS which we're selected with much
taste and attention. the Of which are too numerous
- mention. In word everything that is usually kept in
NO. DRY GOODS HOUSE,
We don't wish 70 boast, for the Goods will speak for
fAsnssves all ask is a call from the public generally.
Besides Dress Goods, We have an excellent lot OF
WRAPPING,
such as Cloaks Mantillss Tamss, ShsWls, Scars &O.
o The different kinds Of Laess and Embroideres Our
Htoek ofGENTLRMEN'S WEAR is very complete, con-
uEting Of Cloths, Cassimeres Vesinga and Furnishing
Goods Also 8 good stock Of
DOMESTIC GOODS,
such as Bed Tickings Domestic Drilling Blankets Linf
ssy JesnB Flannes, Irish Linens IN TACT everything
hs kind All Of which will sell at q very low profit
l. c. NICHOLSON 3 CO,
sspt2I Nc. % Public Square
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TO ARRIVE

yTTE Rrs daily expecting large lot Of the cslebratad
w PaD-GEks and Rough and Ready Chewing Tobac
90. Also, 10000 NicolaDa LOndres Cigars and 90
200 other brands Of The finest qualities and favor
i722 LYONS & co, 10, Cedar st.
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI AND
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

THE light dTaught steamer y-
slaGS GEN. PIKE, WM. FULLEE, Master, zALasLg-s
being expressly built for this trads,zszEa4ssEisE
with all the modern improvements, with the light dTaught
aubsaunCh aDe steamer SAMUEL P HIBBERD,
GRACB, Master, will regular Packets during the
ensuing between. ne above pOrone OF the boats
being in port every week These boats being in command
Of old and experienced commandments and with superior
facilities for passengers and eigh, solCis share Of pub
lie patronage. For passage freight apply bOard
n. H. HARRISON, Agent,
Oct26-6m Front street.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI

TFNHE light dsught, commOdiOus and fast rzzaaza a
n running steamer SWALLOW, ALEX. | lhEs-sl=Si5i
FRAzER, Master, will regularly between 5lertI3
the above points and al intermediate land-EEEii.3
Hg making regular - day trips VIII give all orders prompt
attention and satisfaction We solicit FOR this pOpu
lar liberal share Of public patronage. Her command
ant Is resident Cincinnati snd thoroughly acquainted
For freighv passage sp
ply on board, OTto II. II. HARRISON,
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R.U.BORCKWAY &CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
GeRtlemen'S clothing,
NO.71 IA Public Square
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTs,

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
OUR Stock Of Gentemens Ready Made Clothing for the
~ Fail aud Winter trade is now complete embracing every
variety style and fabric to be found IN the Eastern Markets
being strictly and exclusively confined to the
Manu- and sale OF Clothing enable us 20 offer greater
inducements than any other house IN the city, aud sho7d
alone be sufficient guarantee all who purchase Esedy
Made Clothing and they supply themselves with d
larger variety Of styles and assortment Sizes less prise
BY making their purchases direct from the
auG2O, SIT K. II, BBOCKWAY o. co.
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FEW Rooms % rent IN the nov building corner Of
Cherry and DszdoFick, suitable Tor oees or bed rooms
tanlg-tf W. COOPER.
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DRY Goods

THE undersigned now rseeviDg, and viii have
ready for exhibition by the 20tb instant, the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK or
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND
SWISS FANCY GOODS
Fhsn they have had the pleasure to show TO the Retail
Merchant They have spared pans expense in get
ting I'D Stock from which ell classes Of customers can
select their sssorments. They have made larger invest
uaspts this season in
FINE GOODS,
They have done before and respectfully solicit ex
animation Of their STOCK from the sItr HtsD visit
ing the city-bslieving that with the
VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT
And LOR PRICES, they will be able 70 offer induce
Msnts to all N0RGAE co,
RAsHEILLI Aug. Is. No. AZ Public Square
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TOL 7 . I Ut II 4 ~
YER'S PILLS, glide, sugsr-shod, The palate,
n their energy although snapped up, is there and tells
with giant force the very foundations OF disease. There
tho sands Of sufferers who would not their dstem
peTs they knew they could be cured for IS cens-1y
Ayers Pills, and you will know is.
Purify the blood and disease VIII be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you cured al
ready.
Take this best Of al Purgatye and ScrOfua Indigestion
Weakness Headache, BlCkache Sdeache Jauudce, Rheu
malism arrangements Of the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels
all derange aud all diseases which purgaye remedy
REACH hy before them like darkness before the
Reader, If you are suffering from any sf the numerous
complaints they euresusruO mOre-ths remedy has
provided for you, and it seminal 10 neglect It,
That Aysrs CheTy Federal, is the best medicine for
Cough, known the whole world and that 7ysrs Pills
the best Of all Pills, known TO those who have
them.
Prepared by DIR. J g. AVER, Practical Chemist
Lowell, Mass. and sold by ali Druggists and Dealers in
Medicine through this section.
jan3 Sym.
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.saE UmdGPG aElGH'.
d gsDneral Uglderfakfng.
MOUNT GLiyEr CEMETERY.


TIME Directors Of this Company now announce TO the
/ Public that tbs Cemetery has been laid OF with suit
able avenues ana walks, aud portion Of the ground
sDhdvided INFO Family Lois which offered for sale
The nap of the grounds be seen a. the Office Of
Ladalsy Crocss.', where the public are invited to call
and examine the eg-ao.
The Company felI confident they could not have made
more Suitable location uT Cemetery IN the vicinity Of
Nashville, ana pledge keaeTe8 TO the public 20 spare no
money plus 20 make equal 70 any Cemetery in the
Union and such as Nashville may feel some pride n.
The Cemetery ls nos In charge Of q competent Super
inteud5n- living on the ground under wh5s5 direction IN
usual charges
Tho DiroctoEs Of the Company ere desrous that the
grounds should lC visited by the C7s1E Of Nashville and
for that PTpDsc an Omnibus viii leave the Office Of Lirds
l2v Crockett al 4 O'Clock, TUESDAY afternoon the
sth 7E and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour Tie E-Gts will De free
ladies' ard F-uiIi5s dssrOua o. visiting The grounds
viii be called for OF their residences by sending tasr
CARDS TO the President Of the Company.
i. Y. S LLSDSLEY, Pres't
O. ". NANCE. S5C'r. i~R-tf
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NASHVILLE, CAIRO, AND NEW ORLEANS

THE oiioWing steamers form the Daily fss@@ 2
United States Mail Line from Nashvllle s1t5tgz3'
and Cairo, leaving Nashville at y O'CLOCK
NJ, and Cairo at6A d. . "
J. G. CLIMB. HTTE, Master5 CllH Of nun WILLIE
WAN Master; AMBASSADOR, WATT, Master; Aida,
HAHHAN, Master.
and New Orleans Daily Nail Steamers, the Louisville and
81 Louis Daily Boats, and also with the Central Railroad
10 81 Iouia and Chicago. Passengers by this can reach
New Orleans, Memphis, st. Louis and Louisville in much
less time by any other Boats. For passage freight
apply Al the Nail Packet Office Of A. L. Davis
o. W. DAVIS, President,
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YALuABaE LMPROKED en- LOTs FOR
NASHVILLE STEAM STONE SAW WORKS,
walnut Grove,

= AhUEL HASLAM having made important additions
y 10 bis machinery, and greatly increased his facilities
for manufacturing Stone Of every description is equal in
point Of finish and durability any made in the city and
setting of the Wl-k he feels confident that he can give
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their orders
such Setting Stone Front to Houses to Sill to Fencing
to Steps to String CorniCe, to Large Landing, to Saw
Tagging to Bush Hammered Flagging to Curling TO
Cuping Chimney Top and all the branches of Stone
Cutting for cash Ima72s-lyI SAMUEL HASLAM
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LAMAR HOUSE,
Formerly Coleman House.)
KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
S. & S. LANlER, PRorRlErofs.
NROPe Rev Goods.
loo NegrnnS

RESPECTFULLY tenders his Professional services the
IL citissRs OF Bve and Ysinys Once No. 81 Cherry
stree fJanG'57-sIy
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BOYS, CLOTHING.


WE have just received extensive assortment OF
w Boys Clothing, OF various styles and prices which
We respectfulv invite friends and public gen
orally TO call and examine. We also constantly We
Gel wing gsutemens OveTCOats, Dress and FrOck Coats
and Vests Of every description. Our stock of Furnishing
Goods is now complete all Of which in addition heavy
arrival of Cloths Csssmees and Vesngs in The piece we
aater rselves will offer inducements rarely presented
70 the citizens Of Nashville.
septic CLlEION AbbOLt.
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OFFIcE NasHvILLE Gas Lear c..
February 2Hd, Iej7.

THE Stockholders or the Nashville Gas Light CONF aHy
hereby uotG- that annual election Of seven d.
rectors, 70 for twelve months viii take place the
5a day Of March the once Of she Company, Cher
~ Street. Jas. H. kENDRlCE, secy.
Feb. i'd
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BY Express.

I'VE ere just IN receipt Of fresh supply Of the eele
CHEWING TOBACCOS, manufactured especially for US
Of the very finest Tobacco and is superior to any ever
brought 10 this city. Give il a trial
septg LYONS B CO. No. l9 Cedarst