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Died.

In Granville township, on Saturday last
very suddenly, Mrs. SUSAN STRUNk, wife
Of George Strunk, aged G3 years. The de-
ceased was very estimable weman, beloved
by all who enjoyed her acquaintance, and
her dccease has made void, not only in the
family circle, but also in the neghborhood
in which she resided, which can never again
be filed. Her remains, followed by large
concourse of relatives and friends, were con-
veyed to the Presbyterian cemetery, in this
place.
In this place. on Monday morning last,
CHARLES EDMUND, son of Mr. VIM.
Chestnut, aged year and / months. The
deceased accidentally fell into pan of boil
ing water ON Saturday evening. while playing,
and was so badly scalded that he died the fol-
lowing night.
In this place, on the 9th inst, MARY ANN
PRICE, aged % years.
In Granville township, on the Goth inst,
Mrs MARY PENEPACKER, wife of Joseph
Penepacker, aged 63 years, months and is
days.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

The markets have been comparatively poor
" supplied with beef cattle this week, but
400 head having come in. Several droves
could not reach the market, consequently
their cattle were left over. Prices were from
50 10 II r 100 lbs. At Lowry & Wentz's
late Torbcrt's) $40 head we're disposed of at
s93(a IL, as in quality. lI0 head were taken
for New York
Cows and Calves-There is no new feature
to notice in this market Very prime milch
cows ore eifering-prices ranging from SIS
10 90 and 90, much depending on the milking
quality of the cows, and on the flncv Of the
buyer. Dry COWS sell for SlSgo30 each:
springers from so 70 30; good fresh cows
from $50 to 90.
uogs-The demand for hags continues quite
active at an advance on last weeks prices
2l00 head have been disposed Of mostly al
Singers, at SS(0S3. The pens were left en-
tirely bare at the end of the market.
Sheep and Lambs-The receipts have been
large-4(a 500 having come in during the
week. Prices are higher and sales small at
$4lo8, in lots.
Flour, Grain. sc.
Flour and -NcaI-The late foreign advices
are more favorable for Breadstufs. but the
receipts having been nearly suspended by the
storm, the market for Flour has ruled unusu-
ally quiet during the entire week, the demand
pretty much confined to the wants Of the home
trade ut from Sc 3II TO 6 80, and G23 for
common to good and choice retailing brands,
and Sc IS to : so and Z bill for extra and
fancy family Flour as in quality. Shipping
Flour IL held at our lowest figures, but there
is ne demand for export in the present state
of the navigation, and few small lots only
changed hands early in the week at S6 373(G
so = Dbl. the latter for Lancaster county,
$50 bbls extra at St 1901 = Dbl, as to brand,
and 200 half bbls Manayunk at s. 25 the
pair, the market closing very quiet at these
prices. Corn Meal and Rye Flour have also
been very quiet and prices about the same,
the former is held at So for Penna Meal and
the latter at s. 1904 z bbl but there is little
or nothing doing. TIE inspections for the
week ending the 22d inst, are 470l bbls
Flour, g. do Corn Meal, and 81 do Rye do
Graia-There has been little or none arri-
wing since the storm, and prime Wheat is in
fair request at ease p bu advance on last
weeks rates; sales only reach some ia S006
bu, principally taken early in the week, at
I500 l54c for reds, and l60(Gl64c for white,
as in quality. Rye continues in request, and
all offered finds ready sale at S0(GSIc Corn
is rather better, and some ga 10000 bu have
been disposed of at 67(d6Sc for old yellow,
mostly at the latter rate in store, and 64(a65
for new Southern in the cars. Oats are about
stationary, and sales Of l00l2, 900 bu Peuna
and Western at 47(d48c. chiefly at the for
mer figures, including a sale of old at 45c.
SeeaS-The demand for Cloverseed has fall
len of, and prices favor the buyer; sales only
reaching some 8(d 900 bu at ST(d7 10y z bG,
mostly at the former rate, at which the mar
ket closed steady, Timothy-nothing doing.
Flaxseed is looking up. owing to an advance
at the East but there is little or none offering
or selling.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
THE GAZETTE.
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Thursday, January %, 1857

RA-Most of the members having been
storm-stayed, but little business was done by
the Legislature last week. A rather spicy
debate came off one day by Mr.. Backus, q
Foster man, asking to be excused from serv-
ing on committee on which it was intimated
he had been placed by the Speaker in what
he considered an insulting manner No
move towards electing State Treasurer had
yet been made, the democracy being appa-
rently afraid to try it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

ILLINOIS LANDs.-The attention of farmers
and others about removing to the west, or
desirous Of making safe investments, is re-
quested to the advertisement of Joseph Milli-
ken, Esq, Offering for sale 10000 acres of
Prairie Lands in Central Illinois. These
lands are located in a climate congenial to
our own, near the great lines Of railway that
traverse the State, and for fertility and easy
cultivation are unsurpassed. Among those
who have already made purchases are VIM.
Mitchell Of Lewistown, Joseph Ticc Of Gran
vile, John NJ. Bell of Derry, and others, who
examined them in person and will cheerfully
testify to their value. The lands will be sold
low, and offer the strongest inducements for
emigrants frem this and neighboring coun-
ties to form neighborhoods, and thus in q
measure relieve the tediousness arising from
settling among strangers in a strange land.
HFE.M1LE .1GEN'TS W.fNTED in ev-
cry Town or Village Of the Union, to sell DR..
S.l.NFORD'S LNTIGOR.4TOR. Many of our
Lady Agents are making more than a living
from lis sale. No MONEY required until the
medicine is sold; simply good reference ac-
companying application. The Invigorator will
cure Sick Headache. Take one or two tea
spoonsful at each attack and it will soon disap-
pear. For an overloaded stomach, or when
food rises or sours, take the Invigorator after
eating, and it will not prove disagreeable or op-
pressiTe. For Heartburn, PaIpitaton, or Diff
cult Breathing, take teaspoonful once or twice
daily. For loss of Appetite, Languor or List
lessness, the medicine is invaluable. II will
restore the appetite and make the food digest
well. Nightmare-take teaspoon(ul on reti-
ring, and the demons of dream-land will all be
fairies. After eating a hearty dinner, take a
dose of lnvigorator and it will relieve all op-
preston or fullness. The lnrigorator Is a Liv-
er Remedy of unequalled virtue, acting direct
ly on that organ, curing Dyspepsia, Jaundice.
Bilious Attacks, Dysentery. Piles, Worms, and
all Female Distractions, for which it has no
equal. Any person after using full bottle of
the lnvigorator for any Of the above named
complaints, without benefit, can call st the
Agents and get their money back. Sold at
Onc Dollar per bottle, by sanford & Co, Pro-
prietors, New York, and by CHARLES RITZ,
Lewistown.
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S4ol6 5U
We, the undersigned Auditors of MnIlin
county, elected and sworn according to law
having examined the accounts and vouchers Of
William Russell, Treasurer Of the Directors Of
the Poor from January |, 1856, to January ],
1857, do certify that We find balance due from
the said VIM Russell TO said Directors of the
Poor, of one dollar and thirty-nine cents, and
that we have cancelled the orders paid by the
said treasurer. Given under our hands at Lew
istown, January %, 1857.
JOHN BARGER.
GEO. HANAWALT, ''"ai'o"-
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

s@The democratic organ of Schuylkill
county says the newspapers that are lashing
Messrs. Lebo and Wagenseller for voting for
Cameron, might just as well mind their own
business, as majority of the democracy there
would any day prefer Cameron to Forney as
T. S. Senator.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

Amt of orders granted TO surd-
@''N unpaid, 2023 l3
Amt of Indebtedness OF the Direc,o--
of the Poor January l. 1851, excem
some small bills which have not
been presented, s292l Oe
Produce Of Farm
About $50 bushels wheat, $50 do corn, 5a
do potatoes, rs do rye, 100 heads cabbage. 3,
loads hay, 3 beeves killed weighing 1900 lbs
sheep killed, 3 calves killed weighing $50 lb,
II hogs killed weighing 3740 lbs, 3 beef hide,
weighing 30 lbs, calf hides weighing 81
lbs, 4 sheep skins.
Stock on Farm
horses, colts, 9 head horned cattle. !;
hogs and shoats.
Farming Utensils.
/ four horse and | two horse wagon, | ON
horse wagon, 4 sets wagon gears, 2 sets plov
gears, sets tug harness, set single harness
| wagon saddle, set wood ladders, 2 sets bay
ladders. sled, plows, harrows, 2 corn cui.
tiYators, / three horse cultiyator, ! gram dru
! wheelbarrow, tanning mill, grindstope.
2 axes, set splitting tools , woodsaws, s. fork,
shoveIs, 6 corn hoes, 2 grubbing hoes, picl
? spades, ) scythes, l6 COW chains, halters
post bar, augers, l scoop shovel, Is bags
grain cradles, threshing machine, corn sbrL
lers, sleigh.
H03lse EfTHifIIrc
coal stoves, cook stoves, ! wood STOVE
conner kettIe. 4 table. 5 stands. 6 coal b',t
cts, - bed-teads, so beds and bedding ro,
kettles tubs 10 buckets set hn,che7,s ,oaI' apA
"a ob.;rs Isinl orbrrng lo-,e mo-, v..'Vi .oVl
IYa.E jo',e ,y P,or H., ,,,,S,J r.. Pc
"a 80. so oba-nisas - enooi.O 10 9aP'I@
~ t.;,.ai ~ H' - sAIFt,
pan "a -, -. - PtH panNs' a
IS r., n,e,a 20 ] Pn,l0 70 - 1 saGAs
-. oo ahoa,l i i ~ - otS
s.on' sD - f1''7 o'''eh
s'dP
L9"pe'S'
70 III oor Mouse 'ahuaf! - iooo' q
nuiilittea - .t =. thtousI '"e year ic"o' j.
porn 10 'he house'
"hoie No- ol l"'ii1'es iof io"o' y
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
THE MARKETS.

IHe L@Wlst0Wn MIII IS paying $50 I1r
red wheat i.+Oa0,00for white wheat, accord
ing Ia quality.
GeSy~Aitred Marks, st the new Steam Mil.
IS paying for White Wheat l,40a0,0G, Red
100
y. B-Wheat taken on store. with priyi-
iegc to the owner to sell or ship by boat
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
PUBLIC NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my son, JOHN GARACH-
w TY, minor, having abscended from
his home and contracted debts for which
held ann liable, all persons are notified that
| will hereafter not hold myself liable fer any
debts he may contract, and that will hold
all persons who may employ him responsible
for his wages.
MICHAEL GARACHTY.
New Armagh District, Jan. %, l857-3t"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

CoRREcrIoN.-In our notice last week of
Mr.. Wallis's less, we inadvertently stated
that t,co beds had been consumed. Six beds
were burnt, and in addition about two-thirds
of the furniture, with bureaus, chests, clothes
press, &c. filled with clothing and other arti
cles. Mr.. W.'s less, at low estimate is at
least $500.
The WEATHER-The oldest inhabitant was
walked up on Saturday morning by the intel
ligence that the thermometer had got down
70 10 degrees below zero-the first instance
we believe on record here Of its being so low.
On Monday morning it again fell to l4o, thus
for a few days giving our citizens taste of
weather such as the Eastern States, Canada
and our western prairies sometimes boast Of
Most of them we presume will hereafter be
satisfied with such ordinary winters as we
used to have
On Saturday it was discovered that the fire
plugs were frozen hard and fast, the pipo at
one OF them having on the previous evening
snapped off like pipe stem. The Burgess
and Council authorized some measures to be
taken to have them opened, but up to yestcr-
day evening had but partially succeeded.
! Sa~The cold weather, as usual, has had
the effect of rendering travel on railroads
dangerous BY the swapping of rails The
down train On Saturday last broke rail be-
low Middletown, and although discovered By
family residing near, no notice was given.
the consequence of which was that the up
train was partly thrown off the track and
down an embankment some twenty feet high.
| smashing an engine and several cars and SET
ting them on fire. In the last car the pas
| sengers were thrown head downwards, and
tor few moments fe.<ful scene ensued,
! but were all rescued without losS of life. 4
number were injured, one dangerously, Hen
/ ry Garman from near Ephrata in Lancaster
county, who had both his legs broken and is
not expected to recover. Mr. Russell of this
/ place was in the last car, fell on his head as
/ it MAS .upturned with three or four on top of
him, but injured his hat more than his per-
/ son.
ELEGANT BIBLES.-Aaron Peters Of Derry
township, has taken an agency for the sale Of
Sears recent edition Of the Bible. An ex-
( animation Of the paper, print, cngrayings,
and binding will satisfy any one that this is
the cheapest edition ever issued. The plain
copies are sold at SG-the embossed at 81.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

H2iioway's PITS, u certain Remedy for all
Liver and Stomach Complaints The Laugh-
ter Of Mrs. Farlow, of Maiden Lane, New
York, Was for three years in a most dcplOra-
bic state Of health, caused by her liycr ana
stomach being out Of order. The mother
tried . variety Of remedies, bu, unfortunate
y the child was not benefited by the same ;
on the contrary, she gradually became worse
Seven weeks ago she commenced to use UJl-
loway's Pills in accordance with the printed
directions. They have completely cured her,
after every other remedy had failed to give
her the slightest relief
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
MISS II. E. SEARS,
PEXSICiiY.

0ULD announce her intention Of spes
" ding Friday and Saturday Of ss,.
week, for the future, in L.wistown-this .,
TO continue until further notice h
given. janIj-6t
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100 to $50 Acres,

to suit purchasers. The land is of the b.,
quality and in a high state of cultivad5r
within one mile of the great road lesdin.
from Browns Mills to Huntingdon, tive nls
from the village Of BellevilIe aud twelve tf,==
L7wistown, in the fertile Valley Of Kisha5
qQillas- For further particulars eneuii. &
the subscriber, living on part Of the iar7.
JanS-4t* JOHN KAUFMAN
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=
shall be fixed and the Austrian troops and
British feet shall have evacuated Turkish
territory by the 30th Of March next Imme-
diately thereafter the Conference will re-as-
semble at Paris to ratiiy these proceedings.
EGA SEQ advertisement of the Saturday
Evening Post
Destroyed by fire on the l7th-Bowman &
Co.'S foundry at WiIliamsp.rt.
H@-Wood was selling in Cincinnati week
ago at $l4 per cord, and no coa!.to be had
kSThe officers quarters at Carlisle bar
racks was destroyed by fire last week.
s9rThe public works in Ohio, under loco
foco management, have become about as cor
rupt as those Of Pennsylvania.
Eg Five or six buildings adjoining the
United States Hotel at Harrisburg, were de
stroyed by FIRE on Saturday morning.
sE- Samuel Rees, of Perry county, was
found frozen to death in Turkey Valley, Ju-
niata county, On the 9th inst. Rum done the
deed.
mTwo men were frozen to death near
York last week, while under the influence Of
intoxication-John Sweitzer near Weigles-
town, and Jesse Bortner near Dalastown.
~Rees's large hog, weighing COO lbs,
was shot for Ct Mifiintown last week, and
won by Aaron Wagner Of this county. Aaron
is hard to beat
k@@llon. John Barney, ex-nemJer Of Con-
gress, and long known in the political and
fashionable circles At Washington, died in
that city on the Goth.
RE1- Nj. Giddings had an attack Ct atlophy
Of the heart in the House at Washington on
the 18th, which came near terminating his
life.
spWe heard young lady remark Oh
Monday morning that the " threemometer"
was down to squeeze-oh! We suspect she
had kept late hours the night before with her
beau.
Ra5- Mrs, McCiester, wife of T. McCliester
Of Indiana county. Pa, committed suicide On
Friday evening, 9th inst, by cutting her
throat with a razor. She was partially in
sane.
eA-Patterson, PerryviIe, Millerstown and
Newport have all been made first class sta
tions, hence no commission will hereafter be
charged upon freight on the railroad to or
from those places.
E9-The amount Of losses paid by the
Franklin Fire Insurance Company during the
past year is 1901 ,63S 81 This company, Of
which II. j. Walters, Esq, is the agent for
this county, is noted for It's prompt liquida,
ton of losses
Fa-But little Of interest has transpired in
Congress during the past week. The House
had put under arrest Mr. Simonton. cores
pondeHt Of the n. Y. Times, for REFUSING 10
answer questions before a committee relative
TO the bribery matter.
eAThe law relative 10 deprecating Span.
ish quarters, leVies and fps has not yet pass.
ed Congress. but in the meantime spectators
in the cities are already at work soaring PEG.
pie into parting with them at 90, 10, and 5
cents. Our advice is, unless much defaced
to keep them, or part with them only fol
what they are really worth.
sea-Senator Straub, who voted for Forney,
has published some sensible reasons for refu.
sing to sign the silly protest got up against
Cameron's election. He shows by figures
that if the doctrine centended for was recog.
nized, there could be no election SO long as
the majority in the two bsuses were of oppo-
site politics,
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SATURDAY EVENING POST
THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER.
Sample Numbers Furnished Gratis.
EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES.

EXAMINE FOR YOURSELVES.
Apply to the publishers,
DEACON & PETERSON,
&c South Third ST., Philada.
Philadelphia, Jan. 20, 1857-3t
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VALUABLE q II

EE1v2G@ Sale
FENHE subscriber offers for sale that pari {
L his farm whereOn SamaeI Kaufman noT
resides, situate in Union township, Mifr
county. adjoining lands of S " Tsy ylor- Is,
Cyrus Alexander, Joseph Campbell and Of,
er lands of ths subscriber, whereon is eret,a
= DWELLING HOT Sc, goa
EAIiIA BANK BARN, Hog Hons
aiiiE Wagon Shed. and Other og
ES buildings, all new, and ~as
running at the door in .eaden pipes. ! ii
sell from
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
Stewards Account.

Joseph H. Morrison, Steward. in account with
John Atkinson, Henry Book and John Peachy,
Esquires, Directors of the Poor of Mtiin
county, from Jan. /. 1856, to Jan. J. 1887.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
POOR HOUSE STATEMENTS
FOR 1856.
Auditors Statement Of Treasu-.
rer'S Account.

William Russell, Treasurer, in account with
the Directors of the Poor of Mifin county,
from January J, 1856, to January /, 1851.
To cash reed Of County Treasurer, $500 90
- J. w. Shaw, l6 so
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Valuable Real Estate at

- - G-AS SAlzlAo
pl order of the Orphans Court Of Upia
D county, | viii expose to sale, on a.
premises, on
Thursday, 18th February next
commencing at ten o'clock in the forepoa
the following Real Estate. viz:
The "MANSION FARM Of the late w
Wilson, Jr., of Kelly township. Union coa,
ty, adjoining lands Of David Heinly, Ja:,
Hummel, Mrs. Mcclure, and Joseph Muse
and containing about
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29
EOREIGN,

The news by the Persia, is important, mas
much as it states that the Swiss difficulty is
virtually settled, by the einterpositon of France,
supported by England. The Emperor Napo-
leon undertakes that Prussia shall renounce
all claim upon Neutchatcl in return for the
release Of the prisoners. Further France
undertakes TO prevent any aggression by
Prussia upon Switzerland. Switzerland ap-
proves these terms, and the Federal Assem-
bly, is summoned 10 ratify them.
The Conference Of Paris closed on the 10Th
inst, having signed a protocol which is ex-
pected to terminate all the difficulties in full
filment of the treaty of peace, of March last
Russia cedes Bolgrad and Tabak 10 Moldayia
and receives the town Of komrat, on the right
Of the river Ialpak, with territory Of 300
square versts. The Isle Of Serpents is decid-
ed as belonging to the mouths Of the Danube
and goes with them. The new boundaries
shall be fixed and the Austrian troops and
British feet shall have evacuated Turkish
territory by the 30th of March next Imme-
diately thereafter the Conference will re-as-
semble at Paris to ratify these proceedings
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:, = 16l3I4E'H SuIILIS q -
ter in the cellar kitchen. and Well with
Pump in the barnyard-and q thriving voas:
Apple Orchard. Water can be had in NJ.
of the fields
The Farm viii be offered as whole. o. !!
vlded thus: The buildings with III acres !
one part, and the remaining, say 81 acres .
whole, or in lots of of 9 acres each. Tbs
lots are on the west end of the farm. and
be made convenient of access.
IsTmS-TeR per cent down; the remain!'
IN three equal annual payments commensl
on the lst of April next.
HUGH p. SHELLER.
Administrator of VIM. Wilson, Jr.. decd.
January |, lS57.-4t
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LATEST NEWS.
LATER FROM KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 27.-The Westport CORES
pondent of the Republican, under date of the
2lst inst, says the Kansas Legislature has
repealed the law against the circulation of
incendiary documents.
A resolution has passed both Houses, under
which a Convention will be called at an early
day to form State Constitution.
DEATH OF PRESTON $ BROOKS
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.--The Hon. Preston
S. Brooks, Of South Carolina, died this even
ing at Browns Hotel. lie has been in bed
for . day or two, suffering from the effects of
a severe cold. He said TO his friends this
evening that he had passed the crisis of his
illness, and felt considerably improved in
health; but ten minutes afterwards he was
seized with violent cramp, and expired in in
tense pain.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-01-29

Amt OF orders granted to sundry per-
4'4 ''''f4'd 2023 |;
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and O. perches. The Farm is mostly Of B.
first quality Of soil, under good improyem':
and handsomely located ON the River rsa
about half mile from Lewisburg. The II
"a provements are Fine Bank Bar
f1afA nearly new. a two story FEaE.
sss. Dwelling House, Corn Haua
sE4 Wagon Shed, and other necesS1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-04-15
DIRECT IMPORTATION

CAina, Qlass ana CsscksSy ware.
CAREY 4 KlLWOURNE.
Kuboxras's MOCK Asts- ,.......... .xrOxUK.
rvvHIS, ths eldest Crockssy Hoass In the ssass, y
1 just in receipt Of IN Innxxss STOCK Of GOODS
Of our own inroafAr Ios direct from thu nam fac-
tursrs In England and France, % that cuStomsss
will Aavs bat enc psoAt 10 pay.
We are happy 70 inform our friendt. through -,
the State that ws car now oGsr then grest !, -.
duesmsats than ever before, 70 purchase eood. 81
~. Oar assortment II much larger and. nors Co.
plsse for this Springs Trade, tEaa ,.v ns.,ss..
season. We confidently assure our frie.ds ~ -.
tomsn that we can save then h tro.hl. ~ :.
psnse Of going further for thar roods ~ ~ -
shalt b happy at all times TO duplIc.ts ~ hl,.
purchashed either IN chicAeo, CIneinpsti. or i,s.
Louis, - our fsailitisa sos purchasing eeeds ~,
aot surpassed ~ any house In either Il Is above
places. Our steeb 81
GLAss wAaE
Jsrs, Narpisa. Dishes, To-, -. Axe. jsss ssssivsd.
1000 Dsxss Leeksag 0lassss,
Which 20 will sell ~ . very snail aavanee on
manulaHtursss' prices. Oar stock Of
COMMON GOODS
10 extensive, and customers a4 this house ars not
linitsd In the qsanttiss shsy nay wish to buy
We have also On Aaad lasgs lot Of
AssoEtoA Packages,
CareiaIy packed ard assorted By ourselves, which
we warrant 70 contaiA what the bills call for
Persons visiting oar city respectfully invited 70
call and look through eur immsnss ssscA Of deeds.
Prompt attention will - given 10 all orders sent
~ Tor eOods In our line, asd will be Pot ~ ~
earcfal packers. We try to Do basiasss upsa :
correct and Tor references ~ ysspDetluIly
tsiss ~ .ay VI ois customer lthsir samss are
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