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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02
Borough ordinances.

FENlEt 7rrrH.u s. t'r sutsrr> '> yaari t
I tnr H,fowUe oyaeaasr> rNusc..a rr'm
a., gs,-rl> rJ lrc Rcrauth %. I.ru Hu,7. an"
NoI4lC t> hcrsh, rIvsn b, ths Naf.--s aH.
T.vu t.5a,s. SD. l., Rcrousb ,. lra.>#u,-.
ihat >-tt ngfrsnc.> w.. hereafter sr ruiorc-
es Pr. sac le,,v, a1aiGsi o.. persons offending
a1aia>t ;a. sam-
D.j.5Jaa.. U ..ianu1r4.-i tl>-i
Ga, 90 ughcr enacted ty Inr aUiHcu.y aI.ga-
sad. taa, aU uUJ>aFcr> >Hch as cr.a horses.
hcruya cau.c. hogs, sheer. deg. 90 aus other
Afr. .l >r-ytss I'd animals found en- tHy streets
ag alleys. .. ,ga borough, Saa.E .s Immediately
removed ,a. ol the bpnuds oi iac town ry the
vUu,luTcWaCI> ihcTcyIi ANA any >uenual>aucc
as Aforesaid having been Aied uy any person
o.r,- sHaH iue owner. lhe person who has aide.
ise animal >bal. forthwith remove ,nr same out
a. .uc bounds % .Be town. Auy person Tc.I-
sag ts comply with The foregoing Ordinance
jus removing gu.>aucsS. shall lygir-l ans p-E
q lue oi Five Dollars, ior every such offence.
t1 ,ac Hugh Constable ier .ue use ul .ac Dor
uu-h
Bv .hr Ordinance o. l-Jn June. Ie-5, a lae
vf nom fl.e 90 Twenty Ue..a.s Is imposed -.r
us-,-uC;-- waller e.ur.,-.
The Ordinance u; Iae -s.G June ta.mahe-
% .ae dat, o., Inc holders OF property Id keep
SU.rG> .f-a au- 80 guo- repair q. .n--- ysu
-1 In. .|.. o-.,.----... ........ A.. -...
si. 80, Ierr.'.g gr 5..-.b-+.-. r- .... -a,s-
,ra.-> or ,...es..., are 10 .. remove. j.. lie
Hon constable.
T, ne Ordinance Of the 90. rf Nav. Isis
.r-.-. r.-,..- .- -.s-.... sinai s.ar ,s, r1-.. ..-
-.-..r -t ia.. 0r'..asnr. ,...lr..c. .... o.. ,ra
streets ~ aI.eg> of ,,5 s..rs1-5. with l..s1a-.
,.- a..y 1,be-au.,snr.. .>l,... 1.-s5,. .r ..-,.rs
,as,f bs .s-- o.. 4 5.. ,. r..- less ,Bs- aid,
.,I.s- r..- ,,'.-e f.l7' a,s dollar. f.r each ami
,.,-r oi--nrs. and .yr.arr all prr>.-s r.a,-
f.s..ar >gCb .5,trg5i..as ~ uv.>sa1es J., Inc
5-, ,ra street.. ar alleys. are as-rt. r,-,...,- ID.
remove the same on ar before tle .yia Ezy a.
Irrs l,4s
Er rhs O-l.ranrs .-r the. 5.r ,- L..v 1870.
80 H. rlrs,.fr, De-. .f.-.r.sr .- make a -
80 'e,.sr,,,,s-.., -. ,+.s s,rs.,s a-s,. and
a., ',ssz. .,.augs -. ,..g borough vaers L... ,r
ug--arce Of any L,srr.p...r NAV tx.-.. and
give notice oI the same 10 the ue-s.r> Oh
whose premises lt Is i.ar. g. reu.vs the
sane. " 10 cleanse those places v..a.r she
week from the age Of ,urh notice. sr- B..
.g-r rr..gs ,s No.. c.--7-.ss ,s,.. ,.a yr.--
r~r.,s--s ,hs-. nr.ce,4 a. rs,1.'ys s-..- .-.-r
f.v-,zrra a. sts sv-er.r ,- Tie. r..-s.- r.- -a--
-lr. N Tb1ls -1rsm.lc< The am NAV 4.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02

Nc>sr>. L-uors-A'Iow me 30 announce o.
le citizens 81 Union county through ycu-
paper, ARCHIBALD THOMAS o. Ta..r
township iaT NHEhitf-sus5 5-ct 90 lac ac...u
a. ihe Ja--n County Cuu.eu-,l o.. The 5yL
oi A1-l>, next As NLTh-mas as wst a...y.l
Throughout ,h- county, Ae needs np further
.-.Tc--c-.l 30 lal ,-lers- E4sr DuslALor.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02
s4iiIEI Ii. GENiEs.
AitcEnCV n Law

OFFICE Ju ~-u.n Seroul B=s- 5.-..s.
~ ELSEIHG- F-
- Al Professions. Business rr.-.--.
ms care VII Is lal.h.l and r-Gr-. ra...
tcl sen. .. -~-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02

'INO 'ne NoierS.ot Union County, ths ualer-
L -ue1 offers h.mse. d. a Candidate .lr
the oiI-s o.. C.l.H.u fJuIalsssias.r, bee, 20
i1e decision O.. The 3u'h Angus; Nominating
Convention. l. elected, he wl'. discharge the
duties oi ,5e Office ia.-niu.E ani 10 the Jes. o.
hIs abilities. GEORGE SCHOCH.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02
EEWES PALMER

( RCHITErT an DJIIIEr.
i LL.-,Er-.. p
= Once 20 me iHl-er~r Ba g.
FIRST OF TIE SEASON
NtHbEIER x son nave Tr,.It-
- ceIFed their stock of Ntu
NIEiNE 1NI3 .SE-Hi,EE coos
which 20 are selling verv cH-aT- l....
vHc 1uT i.- Casa are parucu.ar.v Ilt...- .
cal rApg.. L- $50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02

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.a. ", sam>r,- 4 Eiusra Rai15oaa have
received orders from ias Sapcrn,saa,at 81.
aaf... a b,., IN all Ere. Tickets uaons,s.
s,.. y,, 4re,uma tb,, = done 10 k,,9
ala. .gHoaa, We. uo>te3 up eoncergia- al,
movements O.. ..e,.asaa heads C5rSuc-
,.- Pos. la:5rEas as L.. several Directors.
u... r..s..s 5ycr ,b., rad q fsr DAYS .;nc,
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s11r, iJr passing counterfeit quarters,
came ~ on Tuesday. Ga Neaes--y
morning ,aey plead guilty, and were sen
fenced 10 six months imprisonment II tie
western F-ni,.i,,iarv They imp.se,ie-
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e. iA- money IRON Laal l-a-e- Ool-luS,
4. f-Ss III Toe hall.
"e3- = -'nes heeoan' the American y 'u-
su- .. L,Ne hoHg'Calba' ie-eile1 VfeeDs-
olTs' Ia On Monday .4s'' aiier a. a1-
s-el-- ei over i5IF ye-rs.
"a tr4-y Teek, tie last hlshae'quI.-
IS I5es' 'y'efiah Church Nas dedicated to
.-e TlTs-lP OF Almighty Ooa. After the
services, S-,-tt were subscribed i0W-T4
i-t Geif-5 ---1. ci t-e 4-9. OF lie Church,
which beng $1,000, .-avcs pa--Ic- O.
S-yy IL i-l treasury
vr-..-Fr.rga Rr.ss sR.>n tn, Srv.
IL, ,-,.,., y,7gr, has a.. s.r,--,,-.
w vera much cr.,ifs5 .bs, on- pa
5a5 ez.eBGe5 10 II. from tie Literary
schools - NeS Berlin very e5F4iai invi-
i-..o1 y DISC .1Fse sweet muse a. The
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02

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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02

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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02
WINFIELD factory
Nssr tkaytIeton. Ua.oH g.. ia.

luxe al AlnaS oi W GOieu Goods. s-cl SIS
Blankets and f.aGuc.s; also. Ca-gs, and
Stocking \ anus. HIS machinery beng q. The
hest haa IN use, and having eIaT.uye- lie
best a. WersmcD. be fees sac an SAVING
Iaat RS work Shal. 10, De surpassed tv
auy ,s,abh>hmcDttR !hc oouu.u. a Eeol sup
piy q! 'Ac above goods NcT. Constantly yn hand
l1r sale pr o. exchange ilr U.o', s- Vrces
Ihai can not iat 20 please. WOOL a.. ye
CarlrG 40 tAr gc>. manner aad "a lh, shortest
uguoc Terms !,r car5uc, cash ,u t1s de-
i.rrrv cl the rolls. MARX HALFPENNY.
MlnAcIl MI..s. March 81. 50.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02

- Please aHuoauca JACOB DECKARp.
az hlf4n5urg. for SheFiG-sUbye zee, io the
action ol the Union COUNTY Convention uF iae
ao,h vt august ISIS. MrDtgEAKu ls ar old
aae- oa iae riga, SIDE and needs a. iu.rul4c-
-ol .- .ae vg.ers @. tbs county.
WEST BUFFALOE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02

EAsIiS.--Blank Leases for Landlord
L 4 and Tenants fer sale al The C!gsaiele eif.ce.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02
i FRESH SUPFLY

OF Drugs. Medicines. Noii0s>.laII'>'
" NEugusS. >lauoBcry. 40. rr-C1-.f- .
New y NoTk and PhIia5- markeis, has .n>. f'.-
rcc'5 a. 5hc old Mammoth DTu- >irre e.
T =. CALDN FL 4. Lev i>aurs-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02
The Liver Enyi-orater

Is A stltNrFlC NtpflAl pISCcVfEY. ara is s.Fv
.ssis eHi'0 Aiulsl '' trvs, O. rVC- l. rt-vs A. Il
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pE1g uNs ntslsE Pc B.---lr
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~ rs-ai.ea ~ a. ArlzEisrs Soil - ar
-'sL rs lAlpM AL lVsi avrr. Pa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-02

El u tAf HQi lTqA 4eAi, ssefai,
se4 a-4 n ftH-asiFEis aiea
e5 s yQF 4 issss sui
lo i4ise eqat-a W-s
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-15
Tbs Old Ticket, Judge Pease, &c.

In noticing theJold ticket, three weeks since,
we stated that Judges Tod. Pease and Hunting
ton were associated or the Supreme Bench
The Mahoning Register corrects this mistake
eve would give its remarks. but have lost the
paper.) We are informed by Thomas D. Webb,
Esq (who. as is Well known. is competent au
thority) that at the time when the question of
the constitationality of the law relating 20 jus
tices of the peace was tested. Mr. Pease was
President Judge of the Common Pleas The
question came before him in J~eferson County.
and he decided against the constitutionaiity of
the law. The Associate Judges sitting with
him, las ia nearly ali other eases) left questions
of law to be decided by the President Judge.
and they were not included in the Indictment.
The case was taken up to the Supreme Court on
writ of error, which was held by Judges HUT
ington and Tod. They confirmed the decision
of Judge Pease. A few years afterward Pease
was appointed to the Supreme Bench. and Tod
was then President Judge of the Common Pleas.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-15
Some gntelfgemte.
Amhrotypes Dangerous.

The man Fulkerson now confined in Jail al
ted that a maa named Slower was an accom-
plice with him, and exhibited an ambrotype
which he said was the likeness os Slower. NJ
merOus copies of the ambrotype were taken by
an artist, and distributed in this vicinity. On
Monday. a man bearing an exact resemblance
to the ambrotype was arrested in this place by
officer Brooks, on a warrant issued by Esq Price
of Girard. This man was Mr.. David NJ. Mat
tason of Parkman, and well known to many of
our citizens. He was held to bail to appear on
Friday. On Wednesday. or Thursday. he was
again arrested in Middlefeld. Geanga County.
on the same charge, and released. On Friday
he was examined before Esq. Price and honora-
bly, discharged. On Sunday he was again ar
rested at his home in Parkman, on a warrant
issued by the Mayor of Youngstown on the
charge of stealing a watch. taken to Youngs
town, the same evening. and again honorably
discharged. All these arrests were in conse-
quence of his picture.
1t appeared from the evidence hat Fulkersnn
had been at Harrington some two or three weeks
since, where q brother of Mr.. Matteson, a Da-
guerreaa artist resides, and made arrangements
to learn the art OF taking ambrotypes &c. He
visited the house of Mr.. Matteson, Senior, at
Parkman. and seeing a picture of David NJ.
Matteson, asked for it. and it was given to him.
Matteson's picture being caught in bad compa-
ny, it has caused the original not a little an
noyance.
We understand that Mr.. Matteson is a young
man of unblemished reputation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-15
of the Jail-

A friend writes US that a report is current that
prisoners confined in The Jail, are allowed to
have whiskey, and it is winked at by the eff
GERS. We can assure the public thai such is net
the case. Some liquor was smuggIed in by men
who visited the prs Dners, but never with The
consent or knowledge of the sheriff or his iepu-
ties. 1t was hard to deny to the friends of pris-
oners the privilege OF visiting them in the Jail,
and it would have beenean insult to i insist upon
searching the persons of citizens of the town,
who professed 10 have business to transact with
men who were not imprisoned for what the law
recognises as a crime, but Tor the misdemeanor
OF violating the liquor law The shsriff allow
Ell them ingeess to the Jail, relying upoi their
sense of honor to prevent them from cpnveying
liquor to the PrlsOnes, but his confidence was
misplaced. As soon as Mr.. Lyman ascertained
this fact, he rigidly enforced the rule OF permit
ting no visiter. to see a prisoner, except in pres
ence of himself or one of his deputies.
The Jail is a barbarous nuisance, but it is 10y
no means the scene of habitual drunkenness.-
1t is bad enough in itself, without that.
We were Informed tn at the men sent up three
weeks since. for violating the liquor ordinance.
were limited to a bread and water diet, and so
stated, but this was a mistake.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-15
q

Messrs. P. k. Spencer, Jr. and E. P Beck
with, commenced giving q series of lessons in
writing. last evening. at the City Hall on Mar
ket Street. In Recommendation of these gentle
men, it will be only necessary to say that Mr..
Spencer is the son of Mr.. P. r. Spencer, whose
reputation as a writer, aud teacher, is too well
known over this State to need our comments,
and that Mr.. S, Jr, inherits his fathers skill
Both he and blr. Beekwith are accomplished
penmen and experienced teachers.
If young men were only aware how much of
their success in business depends upon their
penmanship. there would be few, who would not
avail themselves of any opportunity to improve,
and if the aspirant after literary fame knew how
many bright thoughts have persisted with illegi-
Bile manuscripts, in the stoves of printing Offices
they too, would take lessons in writing.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-15
A Manumitted Slave trying to purchase
his Wife and Children.

A mulatto man BY he pane of Danger6eld
Eew6y, formerly q slave in Virginia. and man.
united by his master. is trying to raise money
from the friends of humanity in this region, to
purchase his wife and his two youngest children
now held in slavery hy Louis A. Jennings. in
Prince Williams County in said State. He
wears whiskers and O mustsche. is thirty-eight
years of age. and about five feet nine inches
high. de carries nndoubted certificates of his
identity, and that the story he tells is true. He
has had some success so far in his efforts to
raise money and his books and papers will show
the amount received. As fast as he gets money
of sufficient amount he deposits the same in
bank, to provide against loss. and in order that
the public may see that beis no imposter. And
there need be no fear that any charity bestowed
upon him will be unworthily given.
We would recommend him to the CHARITABLE
and philanthrOpie 4rcughou t the land.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-15
The Concert.

The concert, given by the Philharmonic 60
ciety. assisted by Professor Henninges's Voca
Class, on the evening of Tuesday, the 9TH inst.
was a complete success. The SOLOS, Duets
quartettes and choruses were well performed,
and the piano accompaniment by Miss BrOn,
son, were perfect. The ladies who had the prom
inent parts in the Cantata of Queen Esther were
dressed in exceeding good taste, andtheir sing
ing was in keeping with their appearance.
The hall was crowded to repletion. and the
large audience gave renewed evidence that our
citizens can appreciate home talent.
Reports are in circulation that Prof. Hen
hinges is about to leave town. Such is not the
case. Another vocal class will be formed after
the holidays, in which church music will re-
ceive particular attention. He is an accomplish
ed musician and deserves success.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-12-15

JUsT PUBLISHED. The 9Th edidoa, ~ q sealed suyeiove.
gratis and nailed 20 any address, post pSii, Oh re
ceipt Of sgO s.snTs.
This ltsls work. eu2us.!rE from I celebrated 1nsn-
her Of the ms3ievl Prefvbs!OE. gives The uos. iupor-
tlnt Information ever published 20 all persons enssr-
tanning doubts Of their Physical condition, or shs are
conscious Of haviu : haEsrIzd their health and happi-
nsss-e0ntaiEing th- particulars Of an entirely rev
and perfect remedy for spernHIOTrts9 or seminal
Weakness. Deoiiity, Nervousness. pelressica Il Spir-
Us. Less OF Energy, L&zsifude, Ti1suity. IuFoluntEry
Seminal Di5charges. Impaired siEst GAd Memory,
B.o,ches sad Pimpies on the Face. Piles. indigestion,
PaIpita.iou Of Il. Heart. ara Bodily ProsiTatisa Of the
rAefe sys.rm. iRdacilg inpoteacy snd renlsi pin Il
cal iucapscisy.-hy means Ct zhieh every one nav
cure himself privately, and NJ = trizinE expense.
1PAidress DR.. eli J. Q KLINE, Isi AvsnEe, esr.
Iah street. Sew York; Post Box, NO 4Sss.
Sep.. g9.k-3n-
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A Dead Infant Found.

On Monday morning. the suspicious of some
p ople in Liberty township were excited that a
young woman had recently been delivered of a
child. and the child might be concealed. Search
was made, and the dead infant was found lock-
ed up in a trunk. One of the trustees Of the
township came to Warren for the Coroner, hat
as Mr.. Weir, the Coroner of Trumbull County.
has removed 10 Pennsylvania, the inquest was
held by the Justice of the Peace. The result Of
the inquisitiOn over the body. we have not yet
learned.
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Sentenced.

Henry Kariher, who was arrested several
weeks since forrobbing the mail between Park
man and this place, and admitted to bail in the
sum Of $500. forfeited his bonds and failed to
appear on the day set for trial. He was rear
rested near Pittsburg. taken to Cleveland, tried
before the United States Court. and sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary.
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IMPORTANT NEWS
TIE ATLANTIC ABZE.

| Warren, SEPT. Ssh ~
Ei;.s-s efsss ckysaisls:-YO a Eiiipiea,e saaoznes.
\ 20 tn- readers ii ysaf Ta'Ezbie PAPER. .hat ycHr eo-reS.
! pendent las j=st retSrEed from the great Hs-
;rspois. xbsEs he saz the Cable lSia-2ssiStrGi IN lay
I and saw several other sies.opci tan iiens- hutoF r.ess
imPortiree 10 the rsaleTs o. yoar j.grEaI, saw as3
bought tn ilFres: and best s,ock Of goods npa-t ef
which are enumerated below saich ara offered for
"SALE"
t;atto ishe hsEs ard use s Shlle' AID thea rssura;1
a. very low prices. fr cash. both at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
and Noaij invite The attention Of both merchants SAD
consDmers. generally.
HATS AND cal for men and beJs- al styffE
fh8 ATLANTIC CABLE u2f-NeW stsls aaJ Mes
~BASkRfS-A large assartren.. coasisti7r pf I ,s4-s
travelling, WcrS- Toilet sEd Cap Baskets. EIssfyirs
CARPET BAGS \ ACCOMPLISHMENTS Siltsr.
BfEsse!s- f~sai;ian- gaane.edaE and Plush al ~fes.etiss
LADIssTTERIsH Observation-Disclosures
C4BAs, from one TO six dollars.
BERLIN b0OL sHATLS-A rrsar
vaIiet- o!pSt.eTns ard prices LIS % $500.
~CEILDRESs NooL sHAEfS, TALMAs cars Asp
CGtg,-In sreai variety O~fsglSrE and siJles
HOODS AND kIG40bA1TS-An kin1s very chem.
H0SESf-Lsdis Misses and Children q, a!ltfrss
eolors and prices. call sad see them.
GSt kNfr 9oGSs-foT zen's wear.
Hose. Wool and Merina, ali sol.rs.
.GLoYEs-t9r Ladies and Cent?. all kinds sad prices
in BaeE. Wool aud s1z. lined ana pE=la.
GA~CNTLETs-Gr L.ii-s ana Gents. ia raes w.,
si;T. aai L.s,s;A hrs; rate sasoF;ssh:, very elsss.
sTCx GL0YsS AND NIrrENs-s roos ...sb
NbESSifsT5AEDDRATERS-lae beat sc. rhea,
e, sscekin tsgn- s1ll Gaa see.
R~TB5oNS-ia silk Snt Cotton.
AUCAEs-all kinds styles and Psieea, some EnhGsw
srs. chap and issiy.
U4BR&LLAS-a good assortment.
J.r C0LLARs-f'= Ladies. q neE srsisIs snd rs-
CL8SPS-foT Ladies' csc.
.CtiiLDKENs AND INFANTS HATS y cAPs-an
kinda.
I5n GRO R6FGN HOOPS.
o4YEi.&D STEEL AND BRASS EOGPs.
AELB1O SkIRIS-Ehite and eeio-ed. .o-e =
sssissi TIE attention sfLGdies is iaTisea.
SiaA I'LL EsILS-GreenRBd Bresn B1rarsz
1heSS SCfIOFS-ia Great variety o. ST. fss
EttEs AID F,-Cclsistin- Of Can
ststt, Conoerei.i Ssse. Ea.h Pest and al. PSs@~
Bat Canary, White and Fancy ErySlcpes- stsei.
Fahs. WOOL Pencils. Pen Holders, Rahkgr Easess.
SC. 9e.all ~quel;tiss-
'Et asaY-3oa9. C~olszzss, Laei-zie, LILY Thi:s,
MEMORANDUM BOOES- larSc s.osks.
sAlES ASDSLkTE PENCILS.
sUGts BEADS md RUGLR TRIMMING.
OsASCO BOXES-sHsf Boxes and C;rsr Crsrs
-hre35s Llner. White and CeioKea Snool. FArerf'
fias, Eeoss & Eyes. Nesdlss. Go3hS. RsashSs-r.n
t1Ps. Nha,eeo1e. Pocket Knives. Scissors. Kr-e
sA-Fr1ers sa5pendeFs. EisSties, G1zbsils, snecsss-
-N0THE2 oF Ths PATENT FIRE KISpLxFs
-ilsi received, i=st abe thing sEaTy fairly Earts-
Gail .na Eet2 BOX
FuT'her FartisElsTs next week. IN tbs uean.Irewa
afiie ESs-yt9sy 10 cali in and see far skeuseisss.
III. sfaTAgT.-.
No 10 Market 81
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The MetrOpolit ans.

This company gave Entertainments on the
evenings of Wednesday and Thursday of last
week. at Empire Hall. They hail from Cieve-
land. We are informed, and are young men of
fair standing at home, although they make so
dark an appearance on the boards. They had
crowded houses both evenings. and must have
tickled their audiences very considerably. judg
ing from the breadth of their grins. Little Mas
ter Barney is a prodigy.