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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1858-05-13
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ACAD - MI -

AC AID e. MI
HHHE next Session of this Institution will
open the First Wednesday of May.
The Location is healthy, retired, and free
from many of the temptations incident to
town life.
Connected with the Academy is CONNER
cial Department designed to fit or prepare
young men for active business. Stuoents
can pursue this branch of study exclusively
or in connection with other studies, as they
may see proper.
Terms--Eea Session Of Flee Months.
For Board, Tuition, &C., 800 w
Double Entry Book Keeping, ~ w
Single Entry w
Students have the privilege of boarding in
the Institution or in private families, as they
may prefer For catalogues containing full
particulars, address
w. H. WOODS, Principal,
ap1-6t Shade Gap, Huntingdon Co., Pa.
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thrown himself He heard his mothers foot
steps; but did not move. Experience had
taught him that reproOf ut might be punish
ment,) was in store for him; and so he await
ed, IN stubborn silence, for whatever unpleas-
ant consequences might come.
John 1t was Il low, soft, tender, almost
ssd voice, and the word was spoken close 10 his
ear. he started in sudden surprise, and raised
his face from the floor.
Come, dear" The voice was even tender
er; and warm hand grasped his with firm
pressure
''Oh, mother" The child started up with
this exclamation, and in 4 passion of tears,
threw his arms about her neck, and hid his
face in her bosom. Tightly she held him there,
and lovingly she kissed his pure forehead.
Il didn't meas TO do wrong, mother :" said
the boy. Il love TO build houses, and father
said yesterday that if didn't hurt the books,
might take some of them"
The mother only kissed him again, and drew
her arms in token Of love, more tightly around
him. What could she say TO words that came
10 her ears with such cutting rebuke
You love me, mother, don't you" asked the
child
"Yes, dear, yes Better than all the world,
was the almost sobbing answer
"And | love you. mother, And I'll try to be
good always Won't you ask father TO buy me
some building blocks, and then IN not want
his books %
Yes. You shall have box full to-mor-
row"
You're a good mother" said little John,
"Only sometimes -
The child paused as if in doubt.
Only what, dear %
~YOu won't be angry if say;it, will you ~
"NO-nO, dear say on"
"Only sometimes you scold me so, and Jerk
me up when / amt doing any harm as ] can
see And then get SO mad-and can't help
it. And I'm sorry. Oh, dear, wish never
was mad !"
And with half shudder as If some verv
painful idea was forced upon his young mind,
little Johnny buried his face close down upon
his mothers bosom again, and lay there very
still
No more words passed then between the
mother and child, but scales had been removed
from the mothers vision, and she saw that her
precious boy had generous feelings and right
impulses, and that for these exhibitions OF q
naturally quick temper, she was most to blame.
Thanks for your truthful words, dear sister,"
she said, little while afterwards, shall have
cause TO bless you for them in all coming time. y
And 1t was even 50.
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MORNING LEADER.
THE OLD FOLKS, AT HONE.

The old man sat by tho chim7ey side,
His face was wTlnkled and wan;
And he leaned bcth aaT ds On his stout oak cane
As n al hIs work was done.
HIS coat was Ct good old flshi1led gray,
The tockets WeIe deep and WIDE
Where his ''specsn and h ssleel tobacco Lgr
Las snugly side By side
Tht old man liked TO stir the fire.
20. near him the toms We're kepi;
S1metimes he muSed as he gaZed II TIE Goals
Sometimes he ;aI and SEPT
Waaf saw he in the embsrs thereY
Ahl pictures Of ether year;
And now and then they wakeued smiles,
Bat OtseneT s-aTtsd tears.
His good vile sat on the other side,
la a high back. ing seat chair.
see meath the pale % her mu -lin zap
The sheen Of her sllseIy hair.
Theirs happy look on her aged face,
As she busily kniis for him
And Nellie takes up the stiichss Dropped
Dor srandmGher's eyes are din.
Their children me and read the news.
To pass the time each da,;
h9S q silrs the blrod ia au OIL mans heart
To hear 5i the world away.
'Iis namely scene. told ysu 50,
Bat pleasant ItIs 10 Yiew;
At ltass thought Il 50 myself
Aud skeiehed lt down fOTyou
Be Kind unto the Old my friend.
. hes re Won with TINS Worlds sfrif.
Though bTaFely olce perchanao lev f0ll.Lt
The stern, fierce battles of lie
They taught cur youthful feet to climb
Upward hfes rugged steep.
Then let Us lead them gently aawn
To where the weary sleep
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.s36,6sO,794

Total. $50, $50, ,794
OF this amount all were redeemed prior to
October l, 1924, except SI9,756. Further is
sues Of Treasury Notes was made under acts of
18th October, 1897; 2lst May, 1888; and % Of
March, 1899 From the year 1912 to 3lst De-
cember. 1913, the total issue Of Treasury Notes
was SS4, 4,6Il ,S33, and amount received from
l,Nans S9s, ,36O,ll
OF the issues between 1897 and 1919, there
wee outstanding September 80, lsi7, $685.
7s9 Further emissions were authorized by act
of Co ugTess, under date of 2Sd July, 1916, and
18th anuAry, Is47; SIO,OOO.0O0 by the act Of
1916. not exceeding 6 per cent. interest; and
S23 600, 900 by the act of ls47; and a further
issue by act of December, 1857.
In March, 1858, the bills for the new issue Of
Treasury Notes were opened at the Treasury
Department The result was, that s., 500, ,OOO
were taken at rates varying at 81. 81, 4, Al, At,
and Al Tbs remainder of the 100000 was
taken in PEI cents. Some of the bids were for
permanent investment, while others were for
speculation
There is species Of Treasury Notes in com
mon use in England, known as Exchequer Bills
These were first created in the year 1886, two
years after the incorporation Of the Bank Of
England. They have been issued annually ever
since. These bills bear an interest Of Id 1t 2
or ct pence per day on each fl0O. equivalent
to II a per cent per annum- OF these bills
there were issued in 1852, fl7,742. 800. at I'd /;
1853, fI7,742, 500, at Id. 3D.; 1854, ZIG, ,O29,-
600, at Gid; 1855, fI7, $4,000. These are a
favorite investment for short periods.
In 1858 the Empress Catharine the Second,
of Russia, established the Banque d. Assignat,
to issue government notes payable to bearer. The
amount at first issued was 40 O00, ,OO0 of roubes.
In ITQc fba orraounf x.r.a awta,1a1 n I00 900 =
600, and they soon after rapidly deprecated.
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Collins Collins, the celebrated Irish Com.
edian and Vocalist, whose chaste and delight
ful entertainments have proved so successful
in New York and elsewhere, begins a series Of
them in this city tonight at Chapin's Hail.
He has drawn large audiences of the elite and
fashion of the Eastern and Southern cities. for
many successive nights, and in the general
deaIth of amusements here, We hope his Coz
eerts may prove prOftable to him and accept:
able to the public. They are distinguished for
genuine wit and pleasant humor, are entirely
free from offensive double eRtendres, and at
traetive in every sense. Collins, as singer of
genteel Irish comic songs is probably without q
living equal, and has reputation which is
worldwide. He understands the Irish char
acier thoroughly, and gives it perfect express
sion in all the characters he undertakes The
rOllieking humOr Of the Careless and generous
Irishman is faithfully portrayed, without the
eOarseness aud vulgarity of the Barney Will
Jams school of Irish comedians. Laugh and
grow fat is good resolution in these dull
times, and Collins is the man of all other to
provoke miIthfulness. He will be assisted by
Mr.. George Barton, who comes with a reputa-
tiou well established as fine Buffo singer and
skil.ful pianist.
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Tea lines Ilis tAgafs) Type make one square
RAdvertisemenfs Leed ad placed IN column Of SPECIAL
Business Notices. double the ordinary rates
Yearly Advertising will be understood 70 apply
.trtlg Business OF the Adertiseri an All
sfhe advertisements sent by the advertiser VIII De-
Niicos OF hEeetins and Firemen's, Military, Charitable
nad RELIGIOUS Nuticas per cent. discount
Business Editorial Column viii De charged al
ths rate Of Is ceats line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements % be pai Tor % AS snce
Advertisements te Weekly OT css ia three
u1nths OF less. as daily
Advertisements IN Dany and Weekly " II be charged y
sent extra.
Marriages z1 Deaths exceeding ten lines . cents
hiiAs VI i'-''' = COWLEs co
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Bankers.
j, Herdn0an s. q,

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
nEALERS IN GOLDAND SILVER
IL Coin. Fo-eIgn az Domestic Exchange Uncurreut
Money and Land Warrants. Collections in the United
STATES, Canada and EUrope. promptly attended 70.
Agents the Liverpool and New YORK Screw Steamship
Line which Passagecan be secured either from
Liverpool AZ the advertised Tales. Passage also be
cuTedIrom Lave rpOol New York Quehee and New
leans the regular lines OF sailing Packet Ships Also
from Havre. Hamburg and bFvmen IA New YORK Drafts
finished amouut. throughout the Couneu
o Europe and Great Britain and Ireland For further par
.Icu4rs Apply Al the Bahklng and Exchaose Ofiee Of
= HERDlfAN y Co.
spI7-iif II Water street ClcTsland. Ohio.
II 1 wHITsAN- y A. sTENDAKT c " sTASDAEr
WHITMAN, STANDARD * CO.
w Bankers. and Leasrs in Foreign Domestic EX-
change No-7 Superior street We draw direct on Lon
and will furnish Drafts payable Al all
the prinipzl poa Eng Ireland Scotland, fance
AID Germauv GolecrIous made all accessible points
Ihroagh0a The Uait a Slates aad Csnsias Iah-.ly
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A CYcLoPEDrA OF COMMERCE AND CoNNERcIAL
NAVIGATION By J. SMITH HoMANs and j.
SM1TH HoNANs. JR., B. S With Maps and
Engravings New York: Harper 4 Broth
ers, Publishers. 1858. For sale By J. b.
Cobb & Co, Cleveland.
The want of a work Of the character of the
above has long been felt in the United States,
and this volume is designed to meet that require
ment 1t cOmprehends an extent and variety of
s'1'I7s'e'i 'a--ther information in relation to
the commerce Of the Natious OT tue Wori0, rnst
viii prove of the utmost value as well to the
politician and student as to the business men OF
community. Its contents embrace brief and
comprehensive views of the finances Of the dii-
ferent States of the Union, their internal and
foreign commerce, and their staple products-
together with information concerning foreign
nations. All this information is condensed from
reliable sources, and presented in form at once
attractive and thorough. Prominent too among
its articles are well prepared abndgments of
the views of distinguished Iaw-writers upon the
subjects of Laws of Shipping, Insurance, Mar
itime Law, Seamen, &C., &c.,-fOm the works of
Chancellor Kent. Judge Story, Professor Par
sons and others. The following will serve as
specimen ofthe work, which should be found in
every library;
Treasury N0teS.-A species of Treasury
Notes, termed Continental currency, was issued
by order of the Continental Congress. This de-
preciated rapidly, and NO provision was made
afterward for its redemption by Congress. The
amount issued was estimated at S4O0, 900, 900;
Mr.. Jefferson calculated that the real value Civ
en- for these notes was only So, 100000. The
assignats Of the French Republic during the rev
Olution were authorized By the National As
sembly, in April, 1890. At one period they
amounted TO the enormous sum Of eight millards
OF francs (S.000 600 .000), or equivalent to near
" $3.50, ,000, ,0OO.-AIiSOR'S History Of Europe.
10 May, 1912, Mr.. Albert Gallatin, Secretary Of
the Treasury, recommended the issue Of Treas
ury Notes to the extent of 81 900, 600, repayable
one year after date, and receivable in the mean
time for government dues, and bearing 2-5 per
cent. interest These were authorized by act
of Congress, June 80, 1912. Treasury Notes
were also suggested by Mr.. A. ]. Dallas, Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, in January, 1915. He re-
ported that the Treasury would require for the
fiscal year $40, ,9O6, l24 in addition to the ordi-
nary revenue (see Funding System, U. s. p.
607) of which SIS 900 was TO be in Treas
ury Notes at 2-5 per cent per annum (or about
u cent per day for every hundred dollars).
Up to December 4, 1919, the amount issued
was 36,6s0, ,79i, viz:
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BEGGARs.-A plump, rather rosy-cheeked
little German girl yesterday morning appealed
to generous-heartedi individual in Water street
for "Penny to buy bread" Her tones were
really distressing to hear, and the impressible
gentleman was about TO give her dime, when
he thought to ask her question. "How long
have you been without anything to eat-two
or three weeksl" "Yes, for two weeks" was
the reply in thoroughly German accents, with
suPplieating uiteranee and imploring looks
The gentleman thought that if she had got
along W ,hout eating for two weeks, she was
safe enough Tor long life, and kept his money.
Ask these little beggars this question, and the
answer in nine cases out Of ten will be that they
have eaten nothing for month.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY n, 1855
PLAIN I'D oRNAAIENTAL PRINrING.

CE Plan and OrnAe ntal Printing Of every dsscrpiiO
dOBo Al the Printing Establishment the Loaler Ohice
the latest and most rapid steam presses the
best si lie, shou notice. and reasonable rates Par
ticular attention paitO blank work Every description
Of Binding done especially Blank Books. LeIgers Journ-
as. Sales Bo is. Rac-lslng Books &c. &c
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y For late City News, see third page.
For..Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page
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Gtopfs. &f.

n STANLEY WOULDR ESPECT
We fully inform the citizens OF Cleveland and vicinity
tt he opened Al No 81 Prospect street
vEhsre he viii sell Stoves CHEAP FOR CASH, having
good assortment Of The latest patterns
Chain Pumps fitted up Order. Also, Manufacturer OF
Tin C0nper and sheet Iron Ware Particular attention
Gwen Roofing and Gutierlng.
J5b Work done with dispatch. An work WsrTan.ed
si6-dlw 20
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4 IN ID. Il. uUDHVoO-y lao re-
- moved hIs D. ntal Ofice to his residence. No &c
Wood s. four coors North oftho NJ n Churcb where he
W se happy TO see all Of his form patrons, any ola
CleVefrud March ls5s---nhql.4tf
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SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH-
~ % Of producing ARTIFICIAL Teeth any other known
lsI. SIMPLICITY piees chemiealv unitsl in ,l
rs parts and OF tie slnie qHaiifg 0i material.
u iI1-Ih4t eompels nature 70 adapt heTsefto
the model VI her own Hnpresslon ThIs sdaptaon once
sisaines comfort aAd UTILITY eueT after.
81 PURlTl.-Ihe entire Plate and Teeth are imDer-
vloas TO the action any known ical AGENT: hence IN
olae or health proof against the and os I'VE
4ih- COLOR bright, lively, and a good imitation Of
n. BAay method Of prod ueus sets Of Artificial Teeth
tRis q digest; Is = aeognteTfeto Of true Porcelain
rPAIRONAGE &C April ls56, have inserted FTre
have akent Tie place Of Gold Plae In he
- ~ 80 SAL az ss ny sissn tAer testimony 70 rs SUPERIORITY
eo2ed vita In 70 cas- where teeth have be paid
h-s - W, tisis 9eel any qissatisi4cill
IEk4S-Aeeordin 10 the nature Of the and given
PAYMENT-Upoatheree the recent Of the orisr or on delfv
en- Persons With Gold Plate can apply their plate part
GUARANTY -S1fisaefioa; provided the terms Of Tay-
eni and Special Instructionshav complied with
tl9sein constant of work
We prefer 70 apply PsIss ssis soon AFTER the e1iraeIinsO
tween s tie eIiIaeilns and the spplieaiioa-
will say that such that We can and
VII apply eaf dObls sef o fitted afsIeioIIg
Niihin t"o daj aiter the arrIEal Of the patient.
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION
Ihose o. you lasoIaois 70 tis enterprise We Vlllm
OF your pafienis' clses an rIiculane mSdeI- r -
and orWared 10 Us By Express and without lay returned
ung madeL We vii slso make Block woIk 10 srisT on
reasonable terms
Testimonials and References.
observed with marb last two years
above method q producing Aneial Teeth believe
s,atements Of tins tiTenlar c0rrect.
7. GARLICK
have nVes gated with care, o- the last three years
the above method Of making and app ying Artificial Zee
a. the laboTaofy OF DIR. Wight, and use and can
with confidence that his plan the known
and entirely successful when made under Observation
The supeOry uf ts Kind ncaal work over gold or an
AND Of metallic pae, caun0t be questioned sHd the stste
menl Dr. Nugts Circular of the number cases her
his Wurk has taken the phce OF guild plate, Much
o. this work gold plate had been furnished By the best
Denflss uthe Country. couFerSaut with the sue
cess Of Porcelain work the ha-ds others than DR.
Wright. H. A ACKLEY NJ
Late Prof Of Surgery Cleve. 3Ied. College.
Dan p Rhodes, Prof J p kirtlund.
VI. yac ksnu. Prof s. b. Huut.
Er May0f Castle, Ed Bun NJ d. Journal
n L. Whitman, Wm W Richauif
= T. Sturtevaut, PrOf Gatchel.
J. X Cur isx
n B-HaEing learned that persons claiming 20 DO this
work and m many claiming agents Tor he
same. viii say that 10 this date have agents
the u $ A vino have right from the above paeniu
such claim. and m hUse u either Infringement
lnfosltlonif i'm position LET cure.
II an Infringement, will IN due lime affend u that
NJ l. WRIGHT. n. d.
sepf9 Actuafy for the Company.
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nOUIOR HALIIWELL. DENTIST

IL and Graduate Of the Cleyeland Medical COLLEGE,
nues 10 supply the les Of Teeth, which never ehsnse
coiuT decay. Without snrngs ofanY description
which perfectly resemble nal uIe hat to pIactIsed
Dentist could not deiect No action OfrOos ay
painful opera1rs. II the following charges; single
tOJth, Sl-!uli setts from so upwards
Dr II having made arrangements he prepared will
insert u sets Of true Porcelain Teeth, patented By
LOOMS; (see OQinills a. ll.e Hress
Denial Rooms over Chlrchllfs Drug Stoss. Publ
Square fan5d&W
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Drugs.

G0AP-LOW's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C-eavor's Glycerine. Musk and Honey
Soap-WaIrsnted gGnuine-for sale By
Iees = W SACKRiDER
RRUSHES-A fine assortment of
IL Har and Cloth Brushes; also Teeth Brushes Of Ivory
Bole, Buffalo Horn and Sandal wood For sala By
feb9 p. W SACKRlDER
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
- s0rnsnt Just received, gethsr with great variety
fsl9 + W SACKRIDER.
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THE NEW CAsKET.
s THIS is THE ACE on mr.

THE NEW CASKET.
A s THIS is THE AGE OF nI
pIoyeulen and reinem enf the sUbscriber rIs
~ tna ne s now prepared furnish a. entiTe
Ice IN the UnleIt- king line superior 10 anvrbin
stst oeoTf lniIQduoed Il Is ofhs Oun ri
t e SasAs- iofin and rs highly eI With tbl
, 2 il&4ins & mo entire length oftOp full length
Inc CAskEI has none ofthe gloomy and uupleasart an
-aees ei the Old style Of Cofns They ars per,ecfIv
t-s. ald are vers light and convenient for
non, OF plttingln vaults, common ,nfermenfs -
- ~ ei.llle y lllcn used IN eastern cities
Fersons losing friends, and wishing 10 nor. =
ne -1te me viii md II much their iuteresf ~
80 Tor themselves, where vii 5d
attention gtven DANfI w DITrV rrs,a M every
dying ECONOMY FOR BAR
e5rs =; B,ASSEFT HAIR DYE. srest de- iIer1tam
tAplees4 iGr baFlers bencdf Which cau b. b-N-ff ~
are or snaa Quantities itY per cent Iess - n
Eeel1se any ether dye In the eounry BofieS 80 So
e 70 pay 81 Tor you can get the same Ned f,r ff .
ial.hef lnr tqe sans quantity You can Eet anV
fi ltllA lshf shade TO brown shade and ~
= snl give, the best satisfaction oustomers In ys
Reiai hy WH ii ISIRITsg ~ ss iioissaie ant
80 l--.-.-- ? Regularly authorized AGENT
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By act of Goth June, 1872 IS 100000
25th February, 1913 100000
4th March, 1874 10, ,000, 900
26th December, 1914. s,3ls, 400
24th February, 1915. $685., ,394
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DentlstrU.

nENTISTRY.-TH0SE HAVING
IL of Teeth which they carefully keep the drawer
OF find troublesome 10 cary the cket, esPerialy
invited TO call u DR. HALLIW Ellis Iental hOOms--
To such baral arrangment viii be offered Having made
arrangements am prepared to the Yulcanzed COn
instead Of Gold or SILVER for Al i6cia Teeth which
has the ghe reputaon 70 thing heIeooTe used
extreme htucss cleanliness durability and neatursS
Oue u0ih eire SCI osn be sapedso lie like
defy the closest observer, and perfect ht Warranted
Silver and Cold Plates usua lom SO 70 SO per lul
sets b. A HALLlWELLS. M D,
Over Churchiil's Drug Store.
. q u L. L.. m IL
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- II ~ y II -
AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBIJC
w SQUARE, (Snuth sidsl has just received fresh
ol the maHuiatory Of The largest and besf essoTt
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought 10 THIS market He alwaysk o, hand The
ust newest and most approved styles u COOKING sd
aiheT kinds o. STOVES --"
ManEtaetlred Expressly for this Market, and
Warranted 10 gi0e perfect Satisfaction.
lie als2 IS constantly sn1plisd with an assortment f
Noltn ware aud House Furnishing Articles anI b-S -
shal 5hd manuisei lres large stock Tu Cosr and
sheet Iron Ware, all OF which Must AND WfiI Rts
SOLD, At Wholesale or retail for cash %
At Prices to Suit the Times
,,lr AZ slnds o. JQBBlNG, RooFING. EAvE TROUGH
on SHORT NOTICE. -'4 = -nu
The proof OF the pudding IS in he f N d,
Well lEruEu stand of = --e w anu
70 SIS each. -' W. '4-ess 80
W. L MARVIN
~ -l-t1NAy No South slde Public Souara
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4 3 3 3

y d =
l. c. PENDLETON d co,
DEALERS IN LEHIGH, LACK
IL awsRA, Hrier Hill, Chippewa Tallunsdge ane. New
Castle
HI.
Ohoe No. Ova,ts EKeharge Yard foa SGperoT Street
apis
.NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.--This
IN superior article Of BITUAINrUS COAL. " hich Is
particularly adapfedto domestic purposes As wei
steam and smith be had undersigned Agents
Tor the Company.
Ouders for city orfOrein re viii be executed with dis
paic and Coal delivered ~ any part the city OF quality
which vii nut iaI 10 please II Cft either Of oces
atthe storeoi Gayo5d Hammond, No 30S iperorst.
SCONlLL 4 WIFE ELER,
octT No ~ River street ani e ( y : Sosl Pier.
C0AL--C0AL.
NOW Is THE TINE TO GET IN
IN yoaT Winter supply We daily receivi spien-
did article ioI Stoves and Grates which sell % 90
Parties wishing purchase will do well give
call. All orders through the Post Office prom
tended Offices and Yards C. < P. r. X Pier and a
C s p X. X. Machine Shop Lake street
sens JOHN HAYS \ co