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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-10
The Next Fair---Attention

In another column will be found
the list Of Premiums for the West
Branch Fair-thc largest, heretofore
and best managed in this region oI
country. Let all hands read it-call
TO it the notice of their ncighbors-
and prepare 10 attend, and bring
along some product Of their skill, their
gardens, or their fields. Ladies' and
gcntlemen-young and old-come
and don't come alonc..or with empty
hands or wagons!
BD-Neithcr the Democratic Con
greSsional, Senatorial, or Assembly
Contercc meetings in the Lycoming
District, endorsed either the State or
National Administrations! Utterly
reckless Of party usagcS-totally I'M
able to agree upon Kansas ON Tariff
policics-they adjourned without any
expression Of principles or measures,
but simply determined to unite for
the sake of public plundcr-the
spells" Of Office.
1.-THE Democrats OF Snyder county met
in convention on Monday, and nominated for
Congress-Isaac Slenker.
Scnaie-Reuben Keller.
Assemblv-Fred. L. kremer.
Prolhonoiary-Frei Mcrlz.
Register * Recorier-Cha>. l.. Smith,
SheriiT-lcvi :. Herrolt.
mmi>Sioner-Hcnry Weizel.
Surveyor-Henrv Nolz.
Judse-Dr. Isaac HouensteIn.
AudItor-Geo. A. Smith.
Curoner-Samuel Shade.
District ATTY. T. Cronmiller.
Frederick Mertz is Whic. They have TO
borrow some candidates, over there as well
as here, 10 get up what they call good ticket
We learn by the Midileburg Tribune that
Jack Cummings, Naval Storekeeperin Philad.,
introduced himself 10 the Convention, and die
ia,cd how Buchanan wanted "Ihings" done;
but there was decided hostility on the part OF
George Schnure and others 10 any endorse
ment of Buchanan'S Kansas policy.
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- MY Residence, on North Third street
Ia Lewisburg, 81 #. front, and including
back building 81 fl. deep. Basement, and
Al1ick finished. Every convenience in the
way of out-bulldings.
Also. Hall Lot on Market ST., opposite
:. Rlttcrs residence, with a good Well OF Wa
ter and new Stable very desirable for busl-
ness stand, or residence, (or both combIned.)
Also. other Lots, some with and some
without Buildings. JOHN LOCKE.
IrWisburg Oct s 1857
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No. 3-Neat Cattle.

BEST .HcsT HORNED DURHAM, Drv,Ns oI. hLpiRytrs.
best Bull years old and upward 3 90
hest Bull between I and . wears old = 90
lest Bull Calf 90
i--,I s,-if -t-.- AZ
hest Heifcr over years old . 90
I'd best do between and years old An. .iJ.
best Cow for Breeding, or Of her calves to be
shown 90
best Dairy Cow owned and kept by person, writ
ten statement Of yield, &c, TO be r. nd-red so
.Judges.-R. V. B. Lincoln, Thomas Comfy,
Jacob Frederick
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No. 2-PlOwing Match.

bcs. Flowing regard bcin. had to the skill of work
and discipline of teams, : well : execution
within reasonable time 3 90
2l best I SO
hest done by boy under 20 years of age l so
Il lest An. -iy.
Judces.-Isaac Eyer, George Gebhart, Daniel
Miller
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yNN NENT.

ONE HALF The STORE ROOM occupied
~ by me as a Clock, Watch aud Jewelry
Store. Location for business good. SIZE oi
room for rent, l. by 90 feet. ~ For terms;
apply 10 THOS IT, "RiLh'
Market e. between lst and "a
LewiSburg, Aug. >, ls5S
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The Plot elegant" Nominee.

We sometime since asserted that the Rail-
road portion of The Lecompton party in this
district would nominate Mr.. Dietrich, of VIII
Transport, for Senate. The conferees met last
Wednesday al Lock Haven, each county with
n candidate. At,he end of a long days work,
DIR. Garfield of Clinton county was Withdrawn
and The final vote taken as follows, after 200
ballots:
Aaron J. Dietrich, Lycoming S
DR.. Samuel SIrohrcker, Genre .
George a. frick, Union
The conferces recommend Mr.. d. as an
'honest and Conscientious Democrat and
say,
He has been nominated by majority Of
ihe Conference on THE PRiNcirL. thai an hon
Ell and faithful champion of our party, who
was stricken down by the Know NoTu,cs
"nsh, 10 be placed in the position the Demo.
cracy originally designed to place him in
The nomination has strong opposition in
pats of Lycomins and Clinton counties. and
- b no means agreeable to Centre and Union
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-10

tS-The Democracy Of Juniata have named
William Cox for Assembly, and propose
Tuesday 18th inst, for Conieree meeting.
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pHSlllUllS AND ,JU.DgGSs


PREMIUMS AND JUDGES
No. Horses.
BLOOnED HURsLS.
For the best booird stallion hsvn; been kept with
in tn. limits of the society service 81 90
bes; blo0dcd Breed Mare with more Of her
colts shown co
I'd hest 200
COMMON HORSES.
For the best Sta,lioni old he having been kept
within tn. limits OF the society service season V
"a hast sam. conditions 90
b,st :, ,lon from . In 4 wears old 200
2d best, conditions W
best Breeding Mare. her colts to be shown 90
2d best, same conditions 90
hest Gcldin- Horse, %
II best 90
best /; wears old Colt ! 30
3,i best 90
best years old Colt 90
ID best American Agrieaiturist.
best year old Colt %
2d best Am. "a.
best sucking Colt 90
n best Diploma.
Judges.-Thomas Penny, WIN Nasle, joseph
w, ShIiner.
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UNION BAKERY

CON L f. CTIONERN y
ENhE subscriber respectfully takes this me
thod to inform the citizens of LewiSburc
and vicinity in general, and the. ladies in par.
uculaI, that he has oponed Bakery and
Confectionery. on Market street, in Mr..
Beavers Building, where he Will be ready tu
supply all who mny favor him with call
with the best of everything in his line of bu-
siness. BREAD, CAKES and CONFEC-
TlONERI on hand at all times. Beng a
practical Baker and Confectioner for upwards
of twenty-five years, he feels confident that all
who favor him with call CT give HIM a trial
shall not be disappointed. Weddings and
Parties supplied at the shortest notice. on the
most reasonable terms. All sorts of Orna-
mental Work done to order.
BREAD delivered at Houses at all times
when desired. CHARLES HElNER.
I.ewiSburg, Oct. Z, 1857.
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DISSOLUTION.

vyNHE copartnersh:p in the Backsmilhns
business between the undersigned wa
dissolved by mutual consent on the 2sih Of
August, 1858. The books &c. are at the old
Stand for settlement by either Of the late firm,
and all accounts musi be settled forthwith.
BANSEN & WAGNER.
,Y The business wall be continued as usual
by ISAAC II. WAGNEK-
Lewsburg, Sept. 1888 Pd
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principal regulators Cf
when it performs it, fuuc-
the system are fully de-
0 almustcHtirrly dependent
the Ltrcr tor the proper
= ttjuuS; when the stomach
at fault. and the whole
L lgu'ucr q one or-aH-the
! do it, duty. For the dis
the proprietors has made
. lofmore than twenty years
,.vh.rewIih 10 ruuuteraut
n to which il i, liable.
'dy j. at last found. any
q ER COMPLAINT, in any Of
~ q bottle, and conviction IS
" morbid orbal matter from
|tAcir place q healthy How
Stomach, causing food 10
Bf0aD, giving tone and
cliucry, removing the
. fectiuE 4 radical cure.
. cured, AND, WHAT Is TFr-
occasional use Of the Llv-
>unci Mt to relieve the
i-od from rising and
~ fore retiring, prevents
Al night, loosens the bowels
~ IIvTNFss.
each meal will cure DIS
- sYooufuls will always re-
4 male obstruction removes
and makes 4 perfect cure.
trly relieve, CHoLlC, while
is a sure cure for CHOLERA
tive of CHOLERA.
m needed TO throw out Of
W medicine after a long
'JtuNrICE removes all sal
y or from the skin.
time before eating gives
I makes food digest well.
cur : Chronic DIsLEHFA
= SvvNER and Bowl COM
- the first dose.
#, attacks caused by WorNs
sUrer. safer, or specd!er
. 1t H'rer fats.
< DhCTsY, by exciting the
q ommcnding this medicine
NTE AND A.UF, CmL n
ID BHIIoUs TYPE. 1t op.r-
land thousands are will
ldeItul virtues.
ginE their unanimous teslim-
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FOR SALE :

YNWO full contiguous I LOTS on South
9eNcnlh strrct-or any portion Of the m.
PTcc low, and payments easy. They are
beautifully situated near The Female Institute.
July >, 1858. HOWARD NAICOM.
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No..3-AyricuItural Implcnlen,s


No. Il-Uncnunser Articles.
Judges.-O. n. Worden, Nathan Slcaf, w,
Rule.
E0-Thcrc will be no premium allowed on any article
unless the Judges think it worthy of premium
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The LIVER is one Of the
the human holy: and
tons well. the powers of
yc.rp'd. The Stoml,h IS
. on the healthy action Of
V,TfaTmaugc Of it, func-
. l. at fault. the bowels are
y stem suffers in cnu,e-
LNtH-lIav.us ceased 10
en- Q Of that organ. one Of.
1t his study. in "a practice
10 tud come remedy. .
the many arrangements
t prove that this rem
person troubled with LIy-
it, (, ril-, Las but to try
Cc.tA n.
1lrys- Gum remove all
the system, supVlyiu. in
of lie, migrating tie
digest wc!l.ruEININa THE
health to the whole ma
cause Of the dis,asg-ef
BILIOUS ATTACKS are
TfF, PEEvrNrED, by the
In lNyIsUfAIoB.
bue dose after eating i
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EGON THIS WAY!


NOTICE! NOTICE.! NOTICE.!!
ii A|lNG just returned lrcm the City
IL with an unusaliy large Stock and well
selected. and am now prepared /. sell goods
lower than can be bought elsewhere Oh this
side Philadelphia.
Hardware Hardware :, Hardware I.
NaiIs-Naiis-Lock LatcheS, Hinges
Screws, Glass, Putty, Paints. Oil-in fact
everything you may want 10 build your-
self iir>l-raie house or barn twenty per
cent lower Than ever before. This tccr !
This JcrYIt
CARPENTERS, here you can get the ce'e-
brated Greenfield Planes, Spear 4 Jackson's
hand, ttnon aud rip Saws, Butchers. Bealtv's
and Brady'S Chisels and Plane Irons, patent
and common Braces, Brace Bits, Aueers,
Squares. Guagcs, Iron Screws, Compass Saws,
Hamond's Hammers, SC.
BlacksmIths sIrOn-RON-lRON ALL
klNDS-Bar, Scollop, Tyre, Oval, Round and
Squarc-CaSt Steel, Spring and English Steel,
NlseS, AnvilS, Bellows, Screw Plates, etc.
HOuSEKEEPERS, Table Knives and
Forks, Carvers, Spoons, Kettles, Lamps, Can
dleticks Coffee Mills, Oilcloths. Mats Pans Eowls Sc
HiLL FfiEE-YoU will find all the ab,vr with a
great many more at the HARDWARE sND IEcN SIoUr of
JOSEPH NFADDLN,
in the old GRAHAM Stand, LEW I>BUEG. Ia.
THIS WAY TIfLS HAT!
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COMMON CATTLE
best Bull. not under nor over years old, kept
within the limits Of the Society service seaSon2 90
81 best, same conditions Am. Ag-
best Bull between and years old l 80
hest Bull Calf Am. ig.
hst Cow for all purposes Of her calves be shown 80
I'd best, conditions An. Ag.
best year old Ileifer, Am <'e
II best Diploma.
Cow giving the greatest amount Of Butter so
ID best I'm. ig.
best year old IIelfer An. Ia.
u best Dipionad.
best stock Of Neat Cattle belonging to farm not
less than head 200
u best Am. ig.
.Iudges.-Martiu Dreisbach, J. +. Ponlius,
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To all lcaniing FarH,S, see advertisement OF
Hammouton Lands T5lW6
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RATIFICATION MEETING.

RATIFICATION MEETING
1t is proposed 10 ra,iiy the State and
Of other Nominations, by public
meeting, in Lcwisburg, Monday or
Tuesday next. As we are otpositive
who the speakers will be, or when the
meeting will he hcld-and as we never
wish TO disappoint any one in such
mattcrs-we can make no further
statement until after tomorrow. when
meetings through the County will
probably be arranged.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-09-10

BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
and adjoining STORE ROOM on the cor
ner oi Market and Fourth streets, fronting on
Market street about 20 feet. The property is
IN the center of the town, the buildings well
finished throughout, and afford a rare chance
for an excellent business location and home.
Such opportunities to obtain c commanding
position on Market street, are few.
The House and Store room may be sold as
Two properties, each having street entrance
in rear as well as in front. Halfthe dwelling
house may be converted into a Store Room,
thus making two stores and one dwelling.
AlSn Will be riiered rs ahnue snrrrrl
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rs-All who it giving their unanimous testiu-
ony III its favor.
MIR Iier IN tie mouth ,eih tie Hrigorator and s,ral-
lOC both tg.'ber
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VACANT LOTS

on Sonth lltn street
LEA considerable portion of the purchase
money can remain on interest if desired. 1t
Is intended that the sale shall be absolute, of
which all concerned will please take notice.
JONATHAN WOLFE,
Assignee of JoHN HouGuroN.
Lewisburg, Sept.2, 1858
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No. 9-Dairy Products.

best ) lbs. Butter, 90
2i hest Am. A9.
best Cheese. 25 lbs. 90
best lot Honey, ) lbs. 90
judges.-H. p. Shelter, Peter Slcar, Mrs
Ellen Metzser
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No, IO-FlOur and Bread,

hest barrel of Wheat Flour 90
best specimen of Flour Bread. with a written state
ment Of manner Of making it / 90
best Rye and Indian, same conditions so
Judges.-Thos Howard, John Zellers, Peter
Pontius.
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n There has been large attendance at
the Wiiliamspou Encampment. including
over twenty companies, well oGcered but
very small in numbers.
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No. S-Fruit.
best lot Winter Apples. not under kinds. peck Of
each kind, nli raised by the person presenting 90
2i best SO
best variety Apples not under 10 kinds or less than
] bushei in all, 90
hest y hushel Apples Am. "a.
hest specimens Pears 90
best specimen. Plums or more kinds %
best peck ounces Am. lig.
best peck Peaches Am. "A
best lot Grapes, lbs. or more SO
Judges.-James Lawson, John Benner, Jno.
Stahl.
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THE BIDS FOR TREASURY NOTES.

The proposals for five million installment of
treasury notes, which had been advertised for, and
which were opened yesterday by the Secretary of
the Treasury, disclosed very large offering. The
biddings amounted to the enormous sum of S24 l3l,
900; OF which S4,595,0 900 were offered at rates of
interest below five per cent, Sl5,37l 900 at the
rate of five per cent. and 81, 10000 at rates ex-
ceeding that per centage The lowest rate of in
terest proposed was 81; A very small amount
was proposed for at as high a rate as six per
cent.
The great magnitude of this offering proves two
facts-name y, that there is very large amount of
second that the credit of the government is unim-
paired by its recent loans. We explained the other
day the great Improvement that had taken place in
the commerce and business of the country and how
it was that the low condition of the federal exche
quer resulted from this very heathiness of business
Inc bddhlngs OF Yesterday prove that, whatever
time the restored health and stability of the money
affairs of the country will enable any demands O.
the treasury to be promptly responded to by tn,
mercantile class WusbinofOn Union
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NEWS FROM BERMUDA

AN AMERICAN VESSEL. SEIZED AT GRASSY BAY.
We have received Hamilton, Bermuda, papers
to the 18th ultimo, but they contain no news of
interest
The American brigantine Ella Reed, Tuzo, mas
ter, from Liverpool Eng, out SO days, with salt on
freight bound to PHILADELPHIA put into Grassy Bay,
Bermuda, on oath ult, for provisions and water,
but was prevented from leaving port by a writ Of
attachment on the vessel issued at suit of Joseph
G. Yates, of the firm of Joseph c. Yates Co., of
Baltimore, against Messrs. Outerbridge Harvey
4 Co., of Philadelphia, the owners of the Ella
Reed. The amount of the debt is said to be about
$4,000. An application was made on the 9th to
release the vessel, on the ground of her being a
chartered vessel and bound to deliver her cargo she
not being then the property of her owner but of the
charter party.
Inc Court, on the 10Th, without giving any opin-
ION as 10 the grounds for release decided that it
naa no power to release the vessel after the attach
.n naT peen made, and before the case had been
al. me vessel was brought into the harbor on
tGe afternoon of that day. by the Marshas orders,
to try the suit. The captain is vet =; .e
has protested against all interference SO far. This
in Bermuda, wv o''urreu
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED

THE IRON Cross, or the Countess of Enrol. A
Tale of High and Low Life. By SYLvAxUs COBB,
Jr. Philadelphia: Peterson Bros For sale by
Henry Taylor.
The CoRsA1R, Venitian Tale. By GEORGE SAND
Philadelphia: Peterson Brothers. For sale by
Henry Taylor.
CIPR1NA, or the Secrets of Picture Gallery. BY
u. w. M. REYNOLDS. Philadelphia: Peterson Il
Bros. For sale by Henry Taylor
CHARLES RANsFoRD, or Love on Board Cruiser.
by Capt. CHANTER, r. N. Philadelphia Peterson
d Bros For sale by Henry Taylor.
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to the faithful performance of high public trusts,
and to the impartial exercise of responsible func-
tons, who habitually and willfully betray those
trusts, and dishonor those functions, we shall
recognize the necessity in this community for a
free and independent Press, which shall not hest
tate to expose their deinquencies and to name the
delnquents; and if other journals are afraid to
assume this responsibility, we shall not be deferred
thereby from the performance of what we conceive
to be our duty, or complain because the post o.
honor has thus been left open to ourselves.
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CoLoRING FLUIDS FOR THE HAIR ARE
Observation-Disclosures Woods Hair Tonic restores the
COLOR not by the nitrate of silver process but by reso-
alton of the healthy functions upon which the original and
natural color of the hair and its moisture its gloss its
life and consequently its original beauty depended Pro-
fessor Wood the thirty years was as gray
as man of eig hy and his hair dry thin and dead
Now he has not sing grey lock upon his crown,
child of five This preparation upon the roots
for after appca that portion of the hair nearest the
scalp found restored to the original COLOR whatever
was while the ends of the hair gray. Try Wood
HAIR TONIC and do not apply any other till after you
have ths. With this resolution you will have oc-
casion 10 hair dye
CAUrIoN.-Bewareo OF worthless limitations, as several
are already in the market called Ivy different Use
none unless the words Professor Woodss Hair Resora
tive Depot, St. Louis, Mo, and New York are blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dicne
DealerE Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas and by
JoHa C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
myiG 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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y | Il ID

On the 9th instant JOHN KIPLJNGER in the 45th year
of his age. -
On the 5th instant CHARLES W. BROOKS, aseG SO
years.
On the Sth instant GEORGE WASHINGTON aged Is
months, youngest of Edward and Mary V. Tunis.
On the 9th instant, MARY f. NICHOLSON, in the 18th
year of her age.
On the sth instant, SAMUEL W FOSTER, aged IS
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In consequence of the high price of cotton the
after run only half time. Deio-
PHILADELPHIA SrocK MARKEr.-Stock steady
Pennsylvania State Elves s914; Reading Railroad
"a; Morris Canal 45A; Long Island Railroad I2IS:
Pennsylvania Railroad 422s.
The Rev. DR.. Scott, a widely known and much
esteemed clergyman of Newark, was stricken down
on Saturday with paralytic it His condition, up
70 the time OF writing, is very doubtful, and but
little hopes are entertained of his recovery.
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M ARYL AND AFFAIRS.
AILEGHANX COUNTY

BUSINESS ON THE CANAL.-The business upon this
channel still shows an increase. For the week end
ing Saturday last 103 boats left this place for
tide water carrying II 1926 tons of coal The total
number of boats descending the canal since the
resumption of navigation in March last, is 4s3,
carrying ,625 tons of coal. The gradual increase
from week to week is certainly highly gratifying to
all friends of the canal. The demand for coal is
slightly increasing, and the Cumberland Coal and
Iron Company will, this week, begin shipping coal
by canal from which two causes we anticipate an
additional increase in transportation.
MARYLAND Coal TRADE.-The shipments of coal
from the Cumberland coal field for the week ending
LIST inst, is as follows: Over the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania railroad, 6,99404 tons; the Cum
berland Coal and Iron Company's road, 4,274. 10
tons; over the Georges Greek Coal and Iron Com
pany's road, l,723.07 tons; over the road of the
Hampshire Coal and Iron Company making for the
week 200l0.l7 tons; and for the year. from January
LIST, III ,39l. Is tons.-Cumb. Civilian.
At the municipal election held at Cumberland,
Md, on Monday last, David w. McCreary, the
American candidate, was elected Mayor over Thos.
j. McKaig, Democrat, by 10 majority. Five Dem
ocrats and one American were elected to the City
Council
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NJ A Il Il | T. d .

On the 9th instant, by Rev. Mr. Deinnger, FREDER-
lCK SHOEMAN to Miss SOPHIA L. KRAUS, all of this
city.
On the 4th instant, by Rev DR. Norris G. r. GROSS to
Miss FANNY GETTIES, adopted daughter of Henry and
Ellen Getter, all of this city
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JoHssoN's SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE $780, $40, and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability Of satch finish and design
is not e1celied by any other MACHINE.
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
PRICE SIS s23, and s25.
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT, and make strong elastic Stitch that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut
Saesroom, No. 80 BALTIMORE ST.
apl9-H L. D. CHASE, Agent.
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GIFTS! GIFTS!l GIFTS!i
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS,
GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
At the GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No Al Baltimore
street, corner of Frederick
mr25-dtf EVANS & HOYT