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A CHILD IN SEARCH OF A
FATHER.

The Sing Sing Chronicle relates the
following touching story of a child's seek
ing for her father in the States Prison.
at that place:
One evening last week, just as the
bell of the Sing Sing Prison was ring
ing "all right" and most Of the officers
were about taking their departure from
the Institution, little girl about seven
years of age, entered the Warden's Of
fee. On being questioned as to her
name and errand. she said that her name
was Agnes w., and that she had
come all the way from New York to
see her father, who her mother had told
her was in Prison at Sing Sing" The
intelligent and mournful looks Of the
child soon enlisted the sympathy Of the
Warden and other officers, and it was
at once decided to crafty the wishes OF
the little heroine.
But a difficulty at once arose-there
being no less than four convicts bearing
the same name as the father,-but this
difficulty was soon overcome by the little
girl herself.
She said that her father was a cooper
by trade, and it became apparent at once
that the j W, employed IL
the Shook Shop was the looked fol
father. He was soon brought from hi:
cell to the Office, and the scene which
took place between the convict father
and his child will not be soon forgotten
by those who witnessed it. Accustomed
as the officers are to affecting scenes be
tween the convicts and their relatives
| this one was too much for their feelings
and tear stood in the eye Of many 0
/ those stout hearted men.
The story of little Agnes to her fathe
was that her mother was very poor
lived out at service, and could not com
to see him, so she thought she woul
come herself; that she left New Yor
that morning without one cent, on tn
railroad that some boys told her passe
through Sing Sing; that she crept int
one of the cars and hid herself away
and when found by the conductor, h
allowed her to ride all the way up fc
{ nothing, and that some of the boys
the village told her the way to the Pr
SON.
After spending some time with he
father, she was kindly taken care of til
2 night by one of our citizens, and th
next morning a lady of our village az
companied her to New York and had he
placed in an asylum devoted as HON
to the children of the destitute, wher
she will be taken care OF, and properl
and kindly treated.
The story Of little Agnes search fc
| her unfortunate and guilty father, a
T. though a simple one, is under all til
> circumstances, a remarkable one ais
and shows in gIoTing coIors the strengt
. of filial affection, and what even chi
can accomplish under the most tryir
difficulties, if it makes the trial with
. right purpose and determined resell
ton.
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fk8 - E=3 -szsE5-- -7s-
BUY He and III Do You Good y
Now is the time to use the Great Spring and
Summer Medicine.
DIR. L AN G LEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BLTIERE

Composed Of SarSqpariHa, HIld Cherry, Yell0lg
Dock, Prickleg Ash, Throughout, Rlubar5, Nani
drake, DaEdeHon, @c.,-aH Of a9hich are 50 COM
pounded as to act IN concert and assist Nature in
eradicatiag disease.
The effects Of this medicine is most wonderful
-itacts directly upon the bowels and blood, by
removing all Instructions from the internal Or
gans, stimulating them into healthy action, rem
ovating the fountains of life and vigor purifying
the blood, cleaning it from all humors, and causi
ing it to course anew through every part of the
body. They cure aud eradicate from the Sys,
TEN Liver Compaints-that main wheel of SC
many diseases-Jaundice in its worst forms, all
Bilious diseases and foul Stomach, Dyspepsia
Costiyeness, HumOrs of the Blood and Skin, In
digestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heartburn
Weakness, Pain in the Side and Bowels, Flatlu,
lency, Loss of Appetite and all kindred com
plants caused by a torpid or diseased Liver, &
disordered Stomach or bad Blood, to which al
are more or less subjectin Spring and Summer
If taken in large doses, Fever and Ague may
be broken up and cured at once. This has be-
come standard medicine, and is decidedly tht
| best the world ever saw.
Only 25 cents for pint, and 81 liz cents fo
a large bottle.
Sod by all medicine dealers everywhere. Or
ders should be addressed to ]. o. LANGLEY
Proprietor, IL Marshall St., Boston, Mass. 10m'
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AN ENGLISH JURY.

An English paper states as fact, that
of the coroner's jury recently held near
Exmoor, nine signed their names by
marks, being unable to write. The fol-
lowing are some particulars of the exam
inatior:
Coroner.-Did you know the defunct?
Witness.-Who's he?
C.-Why, the dead man.
W.-Yes.
C-Intimatcly?
W.-Werry,
Glow often have you been in COM
pany with him?
W-Only once.
C.-Do you call that intimately!
W.-Yes; for he was were very
drunk, and 1 were very drunk, and that
made US like two brothers.
C.-Who recognized the body?
W.-Jack Adams.
Glow did he recognise him?
Wy standing him on his head to
let the water run out.
CT mean how did he know him?
Wy his plush jacket.
C.-Anything else?
W.-No; only his face were so swell
ed, his own mother would not have know'd
him.
C.-Then how did you know him.
W.-Cos 1 warn't his mother. CHEERS
C.-What do you consider the cause
of his death?
W-Drowning, Of course.
C.-Was any attempt made to resus
citate him
W.-Ees.
Glow?
W.-We searched his pockets.
CT mean did you try to bring hin
to?
W.-Yes-to the public house.
CT mean to recover him?
W.-No. We warn't told to.
C.-Did you eversuspect the decea5e'
of mental alienation?
W.-Yes; the whole village suspecte,
him.
C.-Why?
W.-That he alienated one of SPUR
Waters pigs. (Cheers)
C-You misunderstood me. I allud
to mental alteration.
W.-Some think he was.
Con what grounds?
WI believe they belonged to SOUR
Waters.
C.-Pshaw 1 mean, was he mad?
W.-Sartenly.
C.-What, devoid of reason?
WHY, he had no reason to drow
himself as / nows of.
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For the Standard.
MY JENNY BAY.
BY y. W. BINGHAM.

The sky is bright, the day is fair,
Bring out my gentle Morgan bays
The ice upon the lake is glare,
And We viii try its strength to-day.
Then with thee, my Jenny bay,
Ger the lake to glide away
The deer is feet,
The wind is feet,
But thou art Aeeter than they, my bay.
Al Jenny bay, my Morgan mare,
Her neck is arched, her eye is bold,
Her name torrent in the air,
Her lofty step pride untold
Then come my darling Jenny bay,
O'er the lake wen haste away.
The ship is fleet,
The eagle feet,
But thou art aceter than they, my bay.
And as upon the lake we go,
Tread firmly on your iron heeli
You need not fear the depths below,
Theice is thick and strong as steel
Oh swiftly on, my Jenny bay.
swiftly on, away away!
The deer is feet,
The wind is fleet,
But thou art fceter than they, my bay.
But see, she stops, she will go!
We're at the current of the lake,
Why do you start and tremble sol
The ice is strung, it win not break.
Then swiftly on, my Jenny bay,
swiftly on, away away.
The ice is strong,
The tide is strong,
And thou art strong as they, my bay.
But ha a crash, on, do not stay!
On, on, my mare; She will not heed.
The cracking ice viii soon give way
II bends, it breaks, alas, my stced.
Oh, my bay, my drowning bay,
wo bctidc this evil day.
The lake is cold,
The ice is cold,
And thou will soon be cold as they.
She rises but to sink again,
The water rises DER the way,
Invain I madly seize the rein,
The groaniug ice forbids my stay,
The waters close above my bay,
a ripple shows the darksome way.
Alas, for thee,
Alas, for me,
That should mourn thee, Jenny bay.
And thou shalt champ the bit no more,
Nor beat impatiently the earth
Above thee shall the dark wave roar,
UNDECIDED in its boisterous mirth,
Farewell, a long farewell, my bay.
The saddcncd yearwin roll away
Spring viii return,
The birds return,
But thou Will not return, my bay.
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EDITORS GAzETTE.-On Friday, the
second day of this month, a COW belong
ing to Mr.. Lorenzo Hitchcock, of this
town, brought forth five calves The
cow was five years old, of ordinary size.
She died in labor. The calves were all
dead born. One weighed %, another %
lbs-the other three quite as heavy-not
weighed. They were nourished in two
p5acentas.
Fort Covington, you know, is celebra-
ted in this line. 1t was on the 25th Of
November, 1926, that DR.. Paddock's case
of five children at birth oecurred-the
mother Mrs. Kelly. Fort Covington
can't be beat !-1halOne, ~. 7. GaSeHe.
! ROSWELL BATES, NJ. d.
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Has been before the public more than ~ YEAR
and IS deservedly popular.
ErfrCcf Of a Letter from MgsseTs. Delcey & Co.,
dated HrnoUer. NJ H., ydnEary %, 1855.
The Medicine G. OIL is all sold but four bot
ties, and gives great satisfaction. We frequent
" have calls for it by persons upon recommends
ton ofour best Physicians, and there IS no MIS-
take but what it Is efficient.
From E II Parker, Racksport, he. December
25, 1856.
| have sold a large number of bottles of your
Garglng Oil TO be used in the cure OF hheuma =
tisn and have not known it TO fail in any one
case There is a great CALL and sales increase.
Extract of q Letter from P. D. richardson, dated
Hqrjlnad n, Sept. 16, 1856.
l would like another invoice OF your Garglng
Oil So far as | am able to learn, It has the re-
putation of first rate Liniment'
From Mr. N F. Smith, W7IHamstoa1, Nass.
/ The Gargliug Oil gives great satisfaction here
From ". s. Tyler, Nora0ich Conn. Nee. 90, 1856
! The Gargling Oil has given very general sat
1 isfaction in this place
Caution to Purchasers of Gargling Oil.
The only genuine has nc W. Merchant Lock-
port, n !" blown in each bottle, and also has
his signature over tie cork
| 05-Pamphets gratujtously furnished by agents
| with Testimonials gifts utility.
/ All orders addressed to the proprietors, III. B
/ TUCKER, & Co, Lockport, n. Y.
G-For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
orally, through the United States and British Pos
sessions and other Countries. And by +. W
Nse, Irasburgh: dby agent in every tow
in the State and vicinity. Wholesale in Boston
by Weeks & Patten, and Burr, Foster & Co., a
also at all large commercial towns. 40
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ia The learned traveller, Baron Won
Wemans of Bayrcult, who intended to
make a journey into the interior Of AT
RIGA, in order to ascertain the fate Of DIR.
Vogel, died at Cairo on the 10th of March
of Lock jaw, occasioned by an unsuccess-
full dentistic operation.
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A BEAUTIFUL THoUGHT.--Some
one has said of those who die young, that
they are like the lambs which the Al
pine shepherds bear in their arms to
greener pastures, That the hocks may fol-
low
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NJ have e One 4 Hundren Thousand good Sap
w and Hart Single for sale.
A few more Of those Superior Cooking Stoves
left, which viii be sold at cost and freight.
Win be found at WALW0RTH & VESTS
all Wool CarpetingI at 55cts per. yard.
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Newbury Seminar
FEMALE COLLEGIATE lSsIIIrl
Charles ", GUSHING. 4. u, RIatI

Charles VI. Cushing, 4, ", Riai%
NACILTTIES.-Terns long enough q ~
4 plish ordinary Text Books hoFolsh5 - 4.
ty Of experienced teachers-Frshel y y N. +
Gated Frenchman; Paintin4 by an as.9ls ~.
Artist. Piano, Organ, and vocal muse Z. y. n
ers who rank among the best-stToa5 -'-
religious influences. lib
FALL TERM cC fourteen wees ''
gin August II, 1858. -fs-
WINTER TERM oftwelVe RssA'
gin December ), 1857. -. r
SPRING TERM, of fourteen S''-7
begin March 4, 1858. al r,s
BOARD-iuclu ling furnished roon '--
ing per week, $500. ...-=,-. q b
Tuition reasonable as in in'A.'-'--
grade. p.,,siss.
For more particulars address tie ii''- 8
Newbury, Oct. 20, 1857.
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INDIAN DOCTORS.
). G. & P. B. RICHARDS.
Acute. chronic, OF ObduFate Diseases.


Acute, chronic, Or ObduratG Diseases.
The Doctors, in az dition to irregular education
in the Healing Art, have had extensive expert
ence and unbounded observation in practice, and
have spent all their time in their profession
The Doctors Father was native of the forest;
he passed MANY years among his pc Ople, and
was perfectly familiar with their language as
spoken by the numerous tribes (He had the
advantage of an English education.) He doubt
less obtained more skill from the savage tribes
Of the forest than was ever acquired by any 9TH
! er physician. The well<improved opportunities
/ for inparting this hard earned knowledge lot
the aboriginal mode of treating Diseases) to his
| three eldest sons, has truly proved him public
/ benefactor as thousands have availed themselves
of our remedies, have been freed from their pros
tracted sufferlngs, and now rejoice in the enTla-
! BILE comforts of life and health. The precious
materials collected from the Vegetable Kingdom,
| they have carefully compared with Nature 5
known laws, and established Theories IN PathoN
/ iogv and Therapeutics; and these better6d by
! their own discoveries in Animal and Vegetable
Chemistry, have enabled them to perfect sys~
tenn for the successful treatment Of every cura~
Bile disease, such as Dyspepsia, Disease OF the
| Heart Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, Cough, Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Consumption, Scrofula,
Cancers, Eryspelas Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
Venereal Diseases, all Eruptions of the Skin,
| Fits, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Neuralgia, Female
| Weaknesses, ETC.; are annually restored to per-
feet health and its attendant blessings by the
use ofthose roots and plants (gathered from the
hills and valleys that have long been the haunts
of the Red Many that the God of Nature partie-
ularly designed for the effectual eradication OF
every form of disease that afflicts the human
race. The Doctors inherit in eminent degree
1.-THE skill aud native talents that nave long diss
Itinguished their ancestors, as their father and
grandfather we're celebrated medical men. Their
Syrups, Btters, Balsams, Plasters, SaIves, ETC.,
are invariably prepared under their own super
vision.
The Sick Of both sexes are respectfully invit-
ed to call and consult THE GENUINE INDIAN
DOCTORS.
| The Doctors have remedies for the effectua
cure of Cancers, which have rendered them just
" celebrated among the pale faces They war
| rant in all cases of Cancer.
NO CURE! NO PAY!
Irasburgh. Nov. Il, 1857. 46:ly
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az DR. CULVER WELL.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons ofEng-
land, (1S27), Licentiate Of the Hall (lS24), and
80 years Resident Practitioner in London; Au-
thor of the ''Guide to HEALTH" "Green Book, u
Glow to be Happy Memories of single and
Married Life &c.
This small, but highly valuable Treatise, writs
ten by world renowned Physician and Surgeon,
points out the only sure and permanent cure
from all diseases resulting from self abuse, and
is the only publication of its kind written in a
benevolent spirit and by a scientific man. 1t
should be in the hands Of all who value their life
and health and happiness here and hereafter.
Price, Il cents, or stamps, at the receipt Of
which it will be sent, post free, and well secured
by DR.. c. H. KLINE, No 420 LIST Avenue, Box
1855 New York. 40f
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GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

1t is a well known and incontroYertable fact
that the use of Tobacco is the promoting cause
of many Of the most severe
MENTAL g. PHYSICAL DISORDERS
to which the race of man is SUBJECT. as careful
analysis and long and painful experience have
clearly proven that il contains certain narcotic
and poisonous properties most dangerous in their
effects, which by entering into the blood derange
the functions and operations of the Heart, eaus,
| ing many to suppose that organ to be seriously
| diseased.
! TOBACCO affects also the entire nervous sys.
/ TEN, manifesting itself-as all who have ever
used the noxious weed viii bear testimony-in
| Dyspepsia, and many other disorders of similar
| character.
The Taste Restorative Troches
Are designed to counterfeit these baneful influs
/ ences and have proved completely successful in
multitude Of cases, and wherever used. Being
harmless in themselves they exert a beneficial
effect upon the entire system, restoring the taste
which has become vitiated or DESTROYED bv great
| indulgence, completely removing the irritation
and accompanying tickling sensation of the
IThroat-which are always consequent upon all
staining from the use Of Tobacco, and bv giving
a healthy tone to the Stomach, invigorate the
whole system.
Persons who are irretrieTab1y undermining
their constitutions and shortening their lives
should use these Troehes Immediately and throw
otfthe injurious and unpleasant habit of Tobacco
Chewing.
These Troehes or Lozenees are nut up in Z
convenient and portable form at the low price o
30 Gents per Box. a liberal discount to tbs
trade.
Prepared solely by the undersigned to whom
all orders should be addressed.
JAMES Z. BOWERS, Druggist.
4 l2yl Cor. ID and Race SIS, PhiIada.
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@ 0

Price 81 per Bottle, or Si1 for IS, DsIga
ang Address,
Accompanied by reliable and responsible
tifcates from Professors Of Medical Clg
Clergymen and others.
Prepared and sold by H. 7. HELNB0Ln
Practical and Aaalgtioi Cd
No. % South Tenth ST., below Chestnut
bly, Buildings, PhiIa.
10 0be had Of COLLINS d Pierre
peher, r., General Wholesale Agsats, af
Druggists and Dealers Throughout d. U
States, CaRadds and British Pr0riacg
BEWARE OF COUNTEREzA
Ask for HelmboId's-Take hysI
1TTnrc rtTrsns-1rTr0 N
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zoo lbs, Northern Clover Seed for sale fol-
COO y IL cts, per pound.
H. McCLARY.
Albany, April 18th 1857. II: II.
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THE
Shoals and Quicksands Of Youth
Just Published, tie THIRD Editi0

NJ ON SPERMATORRHEA OR SEMI
GT SJ@NAL DISEASES.-A scientific Urea,
N51\S tiseon the treatment and perfect cure
of Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, InvolunS
tary Emissions, Impotence, &c, resulting from
vicious habits acquired during the critical pass
age from Youth to Manhood.
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CloThin& =

DEADY MADE CLOTHING.-At Worthingu
IL TONS can be found large quantity of Boys
and Mems Clothing.
Dec. 10, 1856.
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Medicine for the People.

V1HE subscriber has received tas ~ ~ .sss
Il ment of Patent Medicines ~ - trssse'
c. G. kellam-the Agency haVll9 Nm Espt or -
red. A full supply will hereafter '' ~
at my store. T. I'll
Sept. 25, 1860
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NTICI.

.E-N ~ - - - %
EHHE Subscribers are this DAY lg IN h ID. 3
4 assortment of Goods, which ". -.
Cheap as any other E sla 5-la
not excepting the Commission o. -a',ios q. vs
are short. ali we ask is, lusl eAl-'-
selves and be your own lua,ggess.ir IL. & q
GEO. WORTHiA6IoN 90
Jnue 8, 1857.
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T q "a - 2

4 Worthington's can be found some of the
u best teas ever offered in this market, and 9
good article Of hyson skin at 80 cts. d., and
others in the same ratio.
Dec. 16, 1856.
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HELMBoLD'S
PREPlRlpIn
Highly Concentrated Com,.
Extractor Buchn
Fol, Diseases Of tie Blad9s. -,
Dropsg, Weaknesses, Obsfys,,t "a. -Nllhta G..
eases, Fomdle Complaints ( ~ Sscra "A
Arising from Excesses ana Is1S,
ana removing all Improper A. H.. rlaeDea n,
Bladder, Kidneys. or So, discharges frc
existing in 'A0al Organs. n.
r.,,,, -.,5 MALE OR EEMA1f
FROM Whatever cause theymay b,-,
And no matter now Iopp es s.,, o',saa,
Gip'Hg Heath and Figor to az HIaadhe
to the Pallid Clesf a4'' a'i
JOY TO THE AFFT1crrp
1t cures Nervous and Deb;i...,
removes all The Symptoms ', ar-td SuFergs :.
found 0'--S' "lloAg which ,l
Indisposltiop
to exertioD -.
roWer, Loss Of Mero.-.
Difficulty of Breatb;a-O
eraI Weakness, Horro1se - yen,
ease. Weak Nerves !, Of Dis,
Dreadful Horror of nsotl ,irenbl1g
Cold Feet, Wakefabess ny, Night Svss,
Languor, Universal Lassi,,rDJlllA ness Of ViS.
System, Often Enormous ~ 1So i tie Ng,---
peptlc Symptoms. H., -nngpeute, With H.
oi P Pn9 dPoay, Dryness Of H. fSia r.,
anu IN. oonnIitenanee ana m r. Gan,
'io PsS On me Face, Paini,IIiu P'
oa ~ heaviness Of ~ 4 'ae
Eygehds, Frequent, y
Diq a.. Spots
fore the Eyes, with Tenl195rr.,,Ir . =.
OF Sight; Want Of Attg9tio,.! oO1asi0u and "a,
| Restlessness, with Horror NJ great NOBILITY
ing IS more desirable % snc SSollety Moth.
Solitude and nothing t6sv patients s1's than
for fear OF themselves: Ne '1lIe dread
manner, no earnestnes. ~, lepose Of
ton, but hurried trans;.; sFeealas
one question to 3no ,tig- non
These symptoms, if allowed +,
this medicine invariably remoyo. % o1-gEf
Loss OF POWER, FACULTY s ~ tl.,-
TIC FIFS-in one of which The n. ,.- L5lLE
pire. Who can say that these s IN ulTs
followed by those direfu disc. < az 1,
and CONSUMPTION -? Tberaos,1- AS4FllT
SANE ASYLUMNS, and the me- ma o ssI q.
by CONSUMPTION bear arnpIe y sa5
truth of these assertions. In ILL.,. Il
the most melancholy exhibit y .s
countenGnce is actually sOddesaa d
I +17fa-V,nTFbay Ninth ~, a.
a sound of the voice occur, it Is 1,,.s~
with woe!ul measures, wan jSA
Low sullen Sounds his grief ba-51,
Debility IS most terrible! and n.
thousands upon thousands to uB4~s-
thus blasting the ambition Of many M y
1t can be cured by the use Of this
INFALLIBLE REMgny
II you ar suffering from any Of tha a.,
tressing ailments, the FLUID EXTPITs
, CHU will cure you. Try it and /. ..sT''5
its efficacy.
BEWARE OF QUACK N0STRryS ia
; QUACK DOCTORS, g
who falsely boast liabilities and reterr,. Il.
zens know and avoid them, and save II, /
fering. Money and Exposure, bv ssDir, J..
: ing for bottle of this popular and SPF7
l | REMEDY.
! 1t allays all pain and Inflammation. b5ss
: pleasant i'll its taste and odor, but imn53.
: its action.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BIZ
Is PREPARED directly according 10 taens
PHARMACY AND CHEE1yH
! with the greatest accuracy and Chem 4
' ledge and care devoted in its combn.i,-
Professor DEWES' Valuable Works at.I
tice OF Physic, and most cf tie late 81
Works Of Medicine.
81 @ 0
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WHOLESALE & RETiIL STORE.
IN
BARTON VILLAGE.
In M an shields Build n 6
(Adjoining the Barton HOtel)
NJ. S. southworth & Co.,
Have now on hand and offer fer sale at their
store il Barton Village, large assortment of
W. /. GOODS { GROCERIES.
Consisting in part as follows, viz;
6n Chests of Young Hyson Tea extra favor,
On Chests Young HysOn, Fine,
Or Chests Extra olong,
0EAn lbs. Old Government Java Rio and St.
SJOO Domi1go Coffee,
IN bbls. Sugar, various grades and qualities,
Is Boxes onrsndt-h Tobacco
OK Boxes do. Knickerbocker, very superior
10 Boxes do Sheep
900 Boxes ground Spices
Or Boxes Pearl Starch,
80 Boxes Cream Tartar
so Boxes and Casks S'''''t'''
|TOGe Whole and half Boxes Raisin''
100 Boxes Extra and No Soap
20 Boxes P. D, Pipes
900 Reams Wrapping Paper,
10 Pisres' Rice
30 Casks Super oo'' Soda
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0 300 Kegs Nails assorted Sizes
20 Dozen Cast Steel Sh0vsl''
T 90 Barrels Burning Fluid
OS BARRELS Extra Winter, Lard and Whal
: 81 Oil,
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