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Early In Nay Cardinal Antoneli addressed note 10 the
Austrian Envoy In Rome announcing the Papal neutrality
The government d Vienna replied BY promise no
spe,t the Pspal territory BY preserving from the oopse
quences Of war on the part OF Austria supposns the bel
&erents followed an Identical Of oonduc On the
18th u Nay the Cardinal told Mr. Odo Ruasel how much
the Pope had bean graed By the repeated assurances
from frnroe that event Ia the future should interfere
WIN me peace and quiet Of Rome, hs Eminence adding
tnAs sne PspA government besides beiug neutral was
practically compelled ignore The events that "thress
ened Italy"
The following despatch this subject Is worth QUOT
ing 49,
EARL cowLzx 10 THE EARL OF xAlxsssuRy,
MY LosD-Ihe Duo do Gramout, who, appears. Wa
bearer OF an autograph letter Of the Pope 70 biz Majesty
m sn'on ns Holiness repeated the assurance Already
Even, unoer another FORM 70 the French government
france, and had no intention OF quitting Rome ia st,.
puAeu ior ihe neutrality OF the Papai uomnions rne
emperor replied, verbally, that his AAjessy would 70
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banded u 70 me. kept Il ao'. ahove mv h,aa x,
one hand vhii,t ! beat a~ VIII Do Slhsr As VI re-
s.uSs "a - isd even ihe children cisppsd their
n"sS 20 HIS been IN Paris for the last rsw days,
nss ~. rel, Tor ssnoa Every tcuse hss bsso ihro
"pen receive him, and all med yell dsoosed N
Mssh Willie IN eloquent language he posDoescAtsd tbe
uieS po"nta Of tbe House Of aapsbo-g On or t~e
ctssapns Cont waowski gave him Significant oak
WIEN the hsgy1'g enthusiasm appeared 10 carry his
aRnyes Of rauocnston Inconvenenty forward Kossush
70 looking well and in capital spirits
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ar.e x ~ nni, a, roaop, oa me alp lately occupied

arve il IA hill, al Toulop, he clip lately occapse'
By The Iastghone.
regiments OF the Austrian army have hes1
a2oksn Of in accounts from Italy, and ~ some persons
have supp6ed that they were regiment belonging 70 the
kingdom Of Esxony, may be well 70 slate that the
troops raised in the districts occupied by Germans Hon.
gAsy and rransy vanis known ia Austria by the
oil Saxon regiments.
Mr. Pierce, x9rssdsnt OF the United States, had AZ
Tivea ~ 8susseis
IRE American frgate Wabash bad arrived q. Tries.,
and will stay there for come time.
90 Monday, the 18Th ul., William Thompson alias Bu-
dso one sxchampoa) brought before the boro ,ch
magistrates al the police Office Noting hsu charged wh
assuming the police. appeared that on Saturday after.
noon IN CONSEQUENCE OF neaiOg at the Waite Hart
public house, Parliament street, Sergeant Swinscle EN-
tered, and there found the OK champion, VINO was
rsultirg the company, and also the landlord AMI
ishahdy swinscoe demonstrated, and Bendigo, In q
mos savage manner, took up knife and threatened 70
stab MIN. Upon this the policeman left the house, and
shertiy afterwards returned with another officer. With
sIess difficulty he VAS eected nom the premises and no
hen commenced = violent attack upon the policemen
biting, sickog, and striking them best he could BE
Ass. however, ultimately ovsrpowered taken 70 the
police station The pugist pleaded an excuse that he
~ss intoxicated al The tme and the magistrates
would overlook the oence he would not be guilty of the
ire again. The Benca bound h over To keep the peace
for SIX months and pay the expennes.
Tbs Montreal screw steamer hungarian Captain Joues
arrived in the Aersey early the morning Of the 2lst
nit She lief, Quebec the 18th nit
We find The following in the Gasate DE- Lvons:-
Tho head Of a commercial house 10 this city receutlv
4yrvsd IRON Holland, relates thai be NAH sston.
,snee q, ss.,oe' street =, Arsnein small iowa on
p-n. Va inquiry ut tue hotel, informed that the
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ARRIVAL OF rnE VANDERBILT.

ARRIVAL OF RE VAsDEHBlLr.
gVUR DAYS LATER FROM KUR02E.
IMFORTANr FROM GERMANY.
The Rumored Mediation of
Prussia.
Mobilization Of the Prussian
Armies.
ssrpa,iure Of sHssrias aud PrsSsian
Diplomats for Verona.
TIE Bologna Dictatorship Refused by
Victor Emanuel.
Combat Between Garibaldi and
the Austrians.
TIE ALLIED SGVEREIcBS AT BRESCIA.
POSITION OF THE ARMIES.
COLLISION VITA PAPAL TROOPS.
active Preparations for the Next
Battle.
IMpsarANT NEWS FROM TEE AUSTRIAN SIDE.
THE NEW ENGLISH CABINET
40. 10, &C.
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The Bologna Dictatorship Refused by
Victor Emanuel.
Combat Between Garibaldi and
the Austrians.
TIE ALLIED soVERglcBS AT BRESCIA.

POSITION OF THE ARMIES.
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that land which been now for ages The patrmouy Of
Peter The princes Of the earth grudged it not There
remarkable Of the ost celebrated conqusror in
modern times who waged great WAITS In his day, won
mighty Battles cast doEn kings and them up at his
pleasure had all Europe subject and bleeding n his feet
and In the pride Of conquest laid hands upon the pa
Gmony and person Of Christs vicar How did this mighty
conqueror whom the world could satisfy with
Email patmony Of Peter addon did close
hn careerY DE died IN exile on distant sle slaud He
who vsby punished that sacrege that usur patton
IL ever the defence Of the weak against the strong: and
He will we may devousy hope shrow the shield Of His
Oh from him any future attacks OF his enc mics As God
from time TO time permits great caames to befall tne
nations Of the earth In punishment their SINS IL NAV
Do that the flames Of the unnatural war which has
now broken out will spread involve all Europe n 90
shall be- nevertheless may abide the without
any fear for the holy Father nay with confidence
that God VIII turn all % the glory Of His name for LOOK
speca care He has taken Of The Hoy See the wort Of
times We may without rsshness predict that the
cluslon OF this war, whenever II comes, although
BUNDLED and fallen, Rome will still remain tue states
Of the Church will remain and the Of Petar will
remain holding mild sway over earth.
KFFEcT AT ROME OF THR Naws OF TIE AUSTRIAN
EVACUATION OF THE rAPAL CITIES.
Tho following highly interesting letter ID from the cor
respondent Of the London Post -
The evacuation OF The northern provinces Of the PapA
dounions BY the Austrian forces, which have been
stationed thero since 1Sse, was made known In this
capital BY tsersphic despatch % Sunday Afternoon and
produced thrill of excitement which was by no means
pleasing 10 the ecclesaetcal authorities II Ia stated
indeed that application immediately made on tbsir
part TO the French general for suh 70 taken
etroDg patro OF French soldiers yng the
city towards supset and throrg bout the night
Such measures are superfuous 10 Rene for no oae ap
pss nave mo slightest idea Of hurryins 70 oonclu-
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pond with the sacrifices which the government has been
compelled TO ask Of the country It cannot arise from tho
durability. Il will only possess these conditions by s
correspondence with the proportions of the po~er OF
the different European States and the tho
life Of nations
from letter from Berlin, June ISL
The sensation caused BY the announcement OF tho
mobilization Of six corps ddvmee has somewhst subsidized
vernment did not ut the same moment declare "a precse
terms the object II had In view. shall eDdeavor 70
supply the omission Of the official journal by norual non
Armed mediation was decided upon from tho very CON-
meDcement OF the war; the only point left open was tho
proper moment for intervening Prussia did net intend
was resolved TO act according 10 circumstances me OBJ
ject Of General Wsens mission Vienna was 70 settle
certain preliminary conditions Avaysa has aocsed a.
fstsstan proposals. she has made concss0ns az regard
reforms 70 be itvoduced into Italy NssscA greatsr an
Prussia erpected; but there has been no question o
territorial change dminuton Of the Austrian posses
Bous IN Italy In possession OF these concessions Prussia
will appeal to the moderation Of the Emperor Napoleon
she will offer them 10 him, leaving him the eorysof
having obtained them for the Italians The basis Of ne
P,sidn proportions will Naturally be TIE terreoial n;
So gseat 10 the confidence inspired by the STRAIGHT
forward intentions Of the Emperor Of the French that
reconciliation not deepAred Of - the cannon
shall have spoken IL last word But may be orsosed
Why does Prussia select The preeent moment for hts
meclssions Well must DO out, this step Of the prus
Sian government is reply 70 Prince GortsohAko,s cir
GUAR which has aroused In Germany certain susceptible
hnes, and, consequent thereon, distraSt Of Prussia
inspected Of being stl Ies under the influence
OF kueaa Prussia could not under the weight OF
susn ouss ahe has replied 70 10 BY calling Out 900
would Iead 70 the moral destruction Of the authority Of
many IN Europe; this Of must mot be-
allowed and Germany must maintain IL position This
naucpa chord once touched v'brstes throughout tho
whole land Prussia has Just taken tho first step OF ma
ton proud Of s nationality she places herself at the
bead Of Germany The Prussan kosi&a~ viii probably
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-27

~Us OFFICE OF ONUMENTA
kIt5ssSSIssSs.@e-5=-iE STEAM TUG COMPANY
The Company's boats having been put in complete rnnnin
order prepared every description i've
and harbor towing at the shortest notice.
The Company's Boats follows:
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luke League
Steamer Ll0NESS, Captain A. II. League
The commanders experienced masters and gsI
antee given for the safety of vessels in their charge ~
toWage reasonable For further nor
nation apply to the Captains board or Of the agent
jals-tf No. "a W, Pratt street
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WINES, BRAHDIES, RUNS,
III ArV TEAS 60

MA WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS
Ut BLACK TEAS, &c
EE7A1szzz4zA =, p. TIERNAN * son,
Oer Tor sale the following articles their importation
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WlNES-Pe marines finest pale, gold and
brown Sherries in wood and in glass.
PORT WINES-Sandeman's conpetition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass
MADEIRA WINEIJohn Howard March's fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; also, Grape uce.
HOCh WI Jahanresberger, Seinterger Marcobrun-
ner cabinet ieb-frau-mch, Bronnebcrg, Ct 1876.
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet aud Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pints. ' "
Brandies F ~ ~
RQMS-od and fine jamaica Antigua Grenada and from
the Islands imported direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best uuality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA ap3-f
g lIQ%$}95Es2 IA SF fs5E1s5ss.5sr.
80 SoUTH STREET opposite Exchange Place. Baltimore,
DIST1LLERS OF DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
And Dealers in
FOREIGN LIQUORS,
ofevery description.
G. invite the attention of purchasers general stock
LIQUORS, particularly choice OLD RYE WHISKEY, I'm
tation COGNAC BRANDY, of several varieties, and
SWEET MALAGA WINE.
carcy to the imported article which are war
anted to give satisfaction ;aoO-tf
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Minss. RiQaors. de,
H CHOICE WINES, BRANDIES. &C.
ts&aEFaS J. B. CIIARRON & Co, AGENTS
@sa& FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS

@t#<&@& FOR VINEYARD PROPRIETORS
IN FRANCE,
have Just received and offer for sale very superior COGSAC
BRANDlES vintage of 1911 Charron Pere ct fills Brand;
Emile Belmont Co. Cognac Brandies, various vinages
Boreaux Claret Wines from low finest grades Burgun
dy VINES from medium to very best grades produced in
brands; HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHiSKEYS of prime
qualities. 80 " : " Vi P'e
house or duty paid "
Also, consignment 10 bbls very old and prime Monon
gahela Rye Whskeys 10 bbs very old copper distilled
bourbon Whskeys 200 bbs fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whiskeys to which the attention of those
in want of pure liquors Office No 1874 LOMBARD STREET
81 of
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,1flttals. Aar0Marf. Dc.

HARDWARE AND HOUSE FURNISHING
ANDREW REL SONS,
would ctruy their friends that tSS have con- con
sderby enlarged and fitted their store prepared
g leeds ii in thu Their INV 1F smRrass ali the
Furnishing Goods, such as Plated and Brtanni9 Ware
AT srr and FStE WaT E2y Vac &C
The prices and Quality of goods will be found equal to
KEYSER, TROXEII4 4 co
RON W A R E H USE,
No. 10 SOUTH CALVERT ST.
TMPORTERS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF
L IRON and STEEL, have constantly on hand complete
AMERICAN, AND ENGLISH IRON,
RAILROAD H2 sPTREs &S s CHAINS.
~ 49, Agents Of the
Elk sHEET 1R RlS ML l BR M6kf FORCE
AIS agents for the best and Maryland
nUGAN 4 JENKINS.
~ coANTTSSa e SE, HTAR r. z 1TE w
i Ats Agents SSE {&e {o2S}9s Hsnaaeldries:
W n IGREY SoS SSN CAST st. AND SEAE STEEL
WALES :, En-, F Re AUGER, AUGER Bits &c
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTS, Washers AND
AMERiCAN Butt COMPANY, BUTT HINGES. SAD IRONS,
G 6 i, Kellogg CURRY Gowns, SCALES &c
sGd1 EN G9 P RT S SO s AND FqGKs
Brass BUTTS
BhER sSHREB saSFs5 c5 5Ef BRAS.
pU&LoP MADE1RAs, AXES, HArcnErs. &c. jylotf
= /. PARKER & CO.,
kAs IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN METALS,
SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
between PRATT and CAMDEN STREETS,
-. -. 1870. OFFER FOR SALE:
TIN PLATE of every description.
TERNE PLATE for roofing
ENGIdSH SHEET IRON Nos. 10 to %
GALVANIZED" % ISto Is
RUSSIA qto Ii
IRON WIRE, TIMED WIRE" TO IS
SHEET ZINC SPELrER
PIG and BAR LEAD.
BANCA TIN in Pigs and Bars
LEAD PIPES and SHEET LEAD
HOOP IRON, & in to 2k in
TlNMEN,S TOOLS and MACHINES.
BRASS KETTLES, COPPER BOTTOMS, RIVETS,
LEI &c -
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- TT STEAM TOW BOATS.
E-s--%Ez@=-@-.z OFFICE or

BALTIMoRE STEAM TOWING COMPANY,
~ 30. - Smiths wharf
The Baltimore Steam Towing Company have tIeir R,.t.
now in complete order. They sufficient power 10 t,
the largest class ships aud from an, r;fr tn
Of the following Boats, viz:
JAMES AURRY.. .......,..,,. C'.rtair Il II f,s-o,
FAIRY QUEEN .............. 7 J.,.t,r,,
r .L-n " ~ + f-f..>. .'.'.-.'......... A. Co"k
C3mnadGl by active. experienced masters. well known
as SNIu pilots Of the Chesapeake Bay Tributaries
h2tS ct oNage reasonable schedule Of which hc
AZ The company Office 81 Smiths wharf tn" shortest
boats.
a27 }rn G iTAIT. AGENT
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Steamboats,.
SIS NOTICE. Fl, r5ztszEzzzssg7
sa5=zzazz=-G IMPORTANT E s5-Ezs

7
IN view OF the approaching fall trade the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company have in connection with The Southern
aroad Companies greatly reduced their rates on through
me following exceedingly low tariff has been adopted by
ne nAtli9re steam Packet Company. in consideration of
.hOueh shipments from Baltimore shoTO' and VIII
Y G. via Ports,
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,-sIfA NEW YORK AND RATTDTCr,
- TRANSPnRTA rrnN- \ - ~ VI !

MIAMI through the Delaware and r. -,
thesaieak2 and Delaware C9psjg ''''' anu
For the conveyance of Merchandise prr'11S,
low rates. '''' NVu'lS OF an sorts Wv,
Through between New York and p,,,.
Rt III % hours in iron Stesmers Tit Sia@e
q ank NEW YORK--A Steamboat Iaa,os ,,.,....
FROM NEW Y%h No Light street wharf
No. T. ~ '''nes yet week from North River pic.
Goods destined for places beyond r,,io, New y,g
commission ~' WIN ctit-i'te OF III '"ai-es 1907
Line s'''''" ''' was ~ ' ''f.''''
me safety, regularity dispatch OF this Line, together
with the moderate rates charged commend the ruhj
as desirable medium Conveying every description
Freight !. A. SlRIV Err. Agent,
No. Light street wharf, Baltimore
N.DALEELI- Agent,
ViaY- N,-E 10
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LEAVE. lF.yE
New York At O'Clock, A. NJ Portsmouth, It * ce,b :.
Baitimore i Pm WMT ig,igg AZ E An
Fer Auggst, Charleston aud the South ia tie Gaurj.
Passengers for Richmond and Frts.sslr. Of any. ti
points the james River, with i.aaS T,it No.
early next morning after leaving Baltmn!:.
BIZ Passengers for tdeGton, Plymouth. Ncwbsrn Mast
ngton, edon- GoldsbOro'. Rrauft- Warsaw R;ri ar,
Wilmington, y C., will find pleasant direct an,
agreeable route. n \ FAIi "''
Baltimore. October TS9n-tI
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E.-sil<<~S BALTIMORE AND PHTLADEL
ss2=as=zszszEzssHP HlA STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
,,.,.- . VIA CANAL,
For the transportation of Merchandise Prndnca Poco,o
horses Carriages Furniture Goods Of ali sorts be
Philadelphia and Baltimore. " ' ~ 'e''een
, FOX NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the COMPANIES Steam
boats leaves Light street wharf daily nj ocloc nv
irving in Philadelphia at O'Clock the neyt nornnr in @
pie time for the New York Trans '7' ~ 'iN
FROM Observation-Disclosures daily At 2 o,cIocl-
No 10 South wharVeS '
Goods forwarded Immediately with carfee eff all carl
Tor commission J. ALEX. SIIRIV Err, Agent,
No. 3 Light street wharf, Baltimore
40. , n. GROE Els, Jr., \ gent,
apo u No. l9Scuth wharves. PHILADELPHIA
s-.lslET--A FOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG
sGF7FE TX \, RIGHM0ND The iron Steamer
NEnNESDAHS, at O'clock p NJ and will receive
Tor Memphis and Nashville, Tennessee and intermediate
ne steamer has excellent sateroom acconmoda
IONS Passage to Norfolk 49, For freight or passage appv
Ia g. R. il. LEFFLER F
oI0tf NJ ~ ~ 81 g : - t ~ cents
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more steam Packet Company forwarding goods for the
eh south should induce shippers inquire us before
~ Gler routes Besides the above named places,
our iaciifs FOR the tranSpoatop Of merchandise for ali
Weldon r. r. Raleigh Il CASTOR R. r Ciarksviiia VA
Road the ~ G. Central r. R., for the Sou generally
are such as are afforded by other lines, and the induce
lnents should not be overlooked For further information
Apply az the Baltimore Steam Packet Companys wharf
Union dock, foot of Concord street ''' - 'i'''
NJ y; FALLS, Pres't Bay Line Steamers
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Ia "a FHE:=ssszstes:5sss1l PHILADELPHIA,
Azs2 1zE-sTs--ztH@ WILL NGTON ANI
BALTIMORE RAILROAD
y " . IHN " fNF.
WESTERN
ll.kagE -.

sAZSssa--SS[ MA TLAND RAILROAD
0IEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS' MILLS.
On and after the 18th Of October the leave Iyrl
Station for Owings Mills at 80 A. Ni Rcturnnr Iesve
OWngs Mills at and II A. NJ The O'Clock train Connects
win omnibus for keiserston and Manchester, for which
Gl3f Irwin = T,,yyron
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N EW r. r. ROUTE-DELAWA
~ LACKAWANNA & WESTERN RAILROAD
New and expeditions broad gauge route from the North
and West ria Great Bend and Scranton-and from the
Lackawanna and Wyoming valeys--through to New
York and Philadelphia.
On and after Monday, April lth, 1862 trains will be
run follows:
The Cncnatti Express Train bound east on the n. Y
& Erie Railroad arrives at Great Bend g. A. NJ and
connects with the Express Train, which leaves Great
md VorL- o,dpl iIoda I,ia
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NJ YER'S MILLS.

THE undersigned having purchased the above wen
known mills and attached TO il Steam Engine, and
also put every thing connected with in perfect repair
WIN aIl the modern Improvements in in first
class FIGURING Mills-woud respectfully solicit the pa
tTonage OF the communitytrustng that the reputation
the mill has heretofore borne may suffer in the hands
OF the new hrm. 1t shall be aim do all work en-.
trusted to us promptly and in the possible m nner
Customers from distance may rely upon having their
work done at once so as to make but trip mill"
Mr.. FROST will continue TO give his own personal At.
tentiOn to the business at the MILL
CASH paid for all kinds of GRAIN also Flour Meal
and Feed for sale at the lowest market prices.
MYER, FROST 4 co.
ISAAC AYER R....... y. o. FROST. T. FOX.
NORTH TCwANDA Oct g. lS58
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II B. PARSONS, ATTORNEY AT
lIs Law, TROY, Bradford Co.. Pa. Office over v
NJ. & Fl. +. Longs store. Aug Z, LOO
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S T @ " IT S

Stores 25 per cent. less than usual for Cash,
or Grain at the highest market prices
Coal and Wood Cooking Coal and Wood Paror Dining
Room Six Plate and Cylinder brOughtno Northern
Pennsylvania or Southern New York all of which we
prepared to sell at wholesale retail at as low
rates, and good TERMS he found this side of
NewYOrb from the fact that all our goods bought
Of first hands and in full packages and large quantities.
that gives advantage smaller purchasers and
Dry Goods dealers that will enable to ell from to
Is per cent less than any of them which sd anage
shall offer to any who will favor with call before pur
chasing elsewhere
A large quantity Of Tin ware, Stove Pipe and Elbows
always on hand, wholesale and retail All kinds of Job
Work done to order, on short notice and warranted.
Don't mistake the place to buy STOVES and HARD
WARE cheap-one door South of Tracy Il MoOre's. and
Powelps new block on Main street, in the new Wood
Building iettered all 0Uer.
Grain and Country Produce, old Iron, Brass Brttania
and Copper, Dried Fruit of all kinds Feathers and Bees
wax wanted for goods
10000 Sheep Pelts wanted for which the highest price
n CASH will be paid.
RJ- No credit given four months, and all hav
ing accounts notes due had better call and pay
Immediately if they wish to save cost
Towanda, October l3, 1858.
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New Store! New PricesI
H. w. N NOBLE.

4FO' D, bTttH It0W, I0UdNdd,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL LIQUOR
w DEALER, now offers to the public well selected
stock of Wines, Liquors. Tobacco Havana and Domestic
Cigars. Consisting in part of the folio wing:
BRANDIES.-HennesSey, Otard, Cognac, and Dupuy.
GlNS.-Holand Rose, and Scheidam Schnapps.
RUMS.-Santa Cruz, jamaica and New England
WHISKEYS.-Bourbon, Scotch, Monongehala Old
Crow, and Old Rye.
WiNES-Champaigne, Claret, Sherry, Madeira Bur-
gundy, Port Muscat Malaga, Domestic. French cor
dials of all brands.
CIGARS.-La Victoria, Washington, Light Guards,
Rio Kondo Henry Clay La Fontca La Isabella La Flor
dCubana, Principe, Yara Principe.
TOBACCO-A good assortment of Cut, Chewing, Smo-
king and Manufactured Tobacco of various brands ali Of
which will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash.
prompt payers All kinds of produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
N. B. large lot of Jugs Demijohns and bottles of all
sizes for sale.
Towanda, Feb. %, 1859.
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NEW Tin SHOPi

NHE undersigned respectfully informs bis friends and
l. The public generally that he has opened new
TIN WARE & SHEET IRON ESTABLISHMENT
IN the Foundry first door below Mercurs Store where
he prepared to conduct the business in all its various
branches.
Tin Ware and House Spoutng Of all kinds made to or
der on short notice Stoves of various styles constantly
LOT sae Particular attention paid to Jobbing Old ron
June /, 1858. JOHN CARMAN,