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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-10

GUARDIANS SALE BY virtue of an
W order Of the Orphans Court of Bradford County,
will be exposed to public sale the premises, TUES
thereabouts, situate in Pike twp bounded the north
by land OF EbeneZer Dbble the east by Ambrose Bos
WORTH the south by lands of Milton Bristee and H.
Gage and on the west by Jonathan Brink about twenty
six of which is unimproved with half Oa house
and half barn thereon the line of Dibbles land running
through said house and barn. To be sold the estate
Of Frederick Z. Whitehead minor. Attendance given
and terms made known da V of sale.
ALONZO b. WHITEHEAD, Guardian.
February 1883
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-10
PWRLTC SALE.

Athens, Pa, Feb. %, 1859.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-03-10

Owego, y. Y, March s, 1859.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-11
A CAapssr o. Rars.

As the season for the wearing of furs Is ap-
preaching, the following will 10 found Of inter.
est
Furs are the skins q different animals, covered,
for the most part Win Thick, % hne hsir, .AD ,aner
sort Of leather and, previously ~ their undergo
ing this process, fuB are denominated psltry.
Beaver fur, from its extensive use IN tue hat man
ufscture, " Q very important article, and found
principally In this country Il II gradually Ge m
ing scatcer and doarer, being now obtasnable m
consider rable quantt only from the most northery
and inaccessible regions. Tho fur OF the middle
aged or young animal, called cub beaver, Is most es-
tened; It Is the hnett, most glossy, and takes the
best dye Fitch, or tue fur o' the htGhrt or poleca
n sost and warm, but the unpleasant smell which
adherss TO II dcpre ~ value. Maten a4f mink,
a diuinutiye species d tter, are found In hfge
quantities Ia Cal ada and thus country as also the
fur Of tho musquish or muskist adnIinntise spocea
OF beaver, Ntfa skins are very abundant In Du1nos
AyTos The mOst valuable furs, ts eriuine, sable, DC
G me principally fsom Russia
Tie foowlug, In bnel, may be said to DO the p,
cipSl taken fUr the sake OF the fur The oTLAlus
called by way u pre- emineDoe tho precious "rmlne
Is found atnst exclusively in the cold regions o VA
ropo and t.Aia; the fur OF the ermlne IN of plr'
wGlteess urUlgE out, with the exception ~ the VI
of tie ta3, whioh u back and the spotted apI ar
ance Of oruIne skins Dy which they aro peculiarly
kuOwp, is produced BY Fastening nse black tips a
intervals On the skins The stout s an inferior kin'
Of Iaine. The sable IL 4 native OF Northern Europ
| and Siberia, those Of the darkest color being IN
| Ieost esteemed. Martens are found both in Mort
America and Northsrn ASA, thoss from the ior q.
oeing generally not 30 highly valued, taouSa nAn
l s,,uSx iiom arc rich and Of . boantlul dark brow
olive color Tho he,y fox, calle from Its bIiiian
red color, taken nsarthe no,thesst o. ast d AiA an
its fur il much valued, both for It's 90 or and anea.s
in that quarter of tbs world. Eutra skim arr chic
| IN used by hat manufacturers As substitute II
beaver. s.s-ottsr fur, Of the you9g an,nsl, "a Of
l beautiful bro -n color, but whom older tn, co.or N
enres itt black the fur Ia eScosdiogy hDs, soft 81
! /. srss a"Sbs', N iss colder is,lsa;s u I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-11
Tho Williamsburg Fer,i.s.

To he E,iifor Of he sun - Dear Sit, II notice
In your dltlon of Saturday, under the head, High
pr ssuro on ferry b. ls," tna rouarkE Of corre'pon
Il, t stating that hs has Witnessed the ind Gator of
tho ferry beat Goorge Law" marx 70 lbs. of steam,
NJ d that that ot tue George Washington" was
aint over, TO prevent the pressure frn beng seen
by the IubIc, but that he saw II marx over " lbs
Iheso beats ART slloU I'd by law to carry 10 lbs but
never hnve witnessed over 80 lbs even when tbs
boats were running ut tloir utuo-t Spoe,i. IL Is
therefore to bc regretted that any private Company
or it's friends should be guilty Of so base and San-
derous falsehood, to attempt to bias the public
mind ~ siust faiI and honorable opposition rho
GE0IoE LAW Ferry Company (so calledD sprsng into
existence In the aco Il most formidable aud pow.
ertu monoI oily, and whore could another man have
b On found to possess the bodnes to establish such an
enterprise under 80 discouragng circumstances, AZ
the poiectors Of the South Tenth street Ferry Aud
what has been the resIltY Lat the people OF Wi l.
iamsbu igh answer for themseyesr Since that time
has not their city increased almost ono-third Have
they mot possessed advantage and accommodations
which thy never d. eaut tf beforer "
am but q very obscure individual, who have moth
ing ~ gain loe by the success OF downfall Of ehsl
compai y but have watched, with No little drBree
of Inter, ri, tho great aud important changes winch
have tesn wrought during the past Two yoas :" tne
cOmpet. and thorough relief Of the city oi WI uhhs-
buIgh fIom the bondage aud despotism under which,
far wears n was destined to suffer. In Wow oi NJ
these factS would, therefore, In justice, render
uhpnoT 10 whom honor Is due"
ReauaCtfIlly. JCGTlGk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-11

Tho village Of Zoar, Tuscarawas County, Ohio,
Is tho residence Of colony OF beparatists from
the Lutheran Church, who emlgrated to this
country about AZ years since. Having adopted
the sentiments Of that plous enthusiast Of tho
seventeenth century, JACoB BosEMs, or BEH-
MKr, as no Is generally called two hundred per-
sons left Wirtembcrg, In 1917, under tho leader
ship Of one JAcoB N. BMsLKR, and on their
arrival in this country, purchased o 900 acres OF
wild land in Tuscarawas County, whore they
still reside They practice Socialism In tho strict
est seIse Of the word-lab0r aud property being
equally divided among al. Their officers are
llreciOr and three Trustees, upon whom devoiye
the management Of the temporal a'IAirs ~ tue
Society. Ibcse officers are elective, females tot-
ing az well as males. The Trustees serye three
yesrs, one vacating his Office annually.
In 1882 terrible calamity visited ths little
community in the shape Of the ck0lera, W which
90 Of its membri were swept away, preveat'
ing, In a measure, those mstoimoLiai alliances
which would have added mu n, II was relsona'
Lly hoped, to the numerical strength Of tho so
ciety. The increa!e sincs then has scarcely
made up for the loss, and the nr.nber Of meCl
bers remaining Is about 40. Daring the earll
wears Of the colony all oonjuCai relations caleu
lated to lead to an increase Of tho responsibilities
| Of tho females and b b.r.ons VI tue society wer
| for a given period iIerdicled, and arrange I,
| cay, the arbitrary ukAse was obeyed. But
the, have not iEtreased in nuLbsrs they hay
| gained in wealth Their huge farm, to whi;
| additions hayo been mAde under their thrift
and economical mansgem ent, is In the nest pei
| feet state of cultivation. a large three stor
brick house, Of an antique buile, with innumsI
able gae,es, was a;eiy the residence Of the goo
| King BDiALER, but is now occupied by tf
1rus;.ees. A large store and capacious tAyer
Ute latter conducted In the old-fa.hionsi sty
tho German inn) q fine church, o0 good 1--WE
I hngs, and -four mill are among the improve
msnts. ,,.,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-11
CaryinR as ,IDinn~r.

1his extract from tbs recently publistst yo-
lume ci TITLED Dinner, Breakfast and Tes,'
furnishes some interesting facts touchin,s the
most laborious accomplishment, carving, and
how burdnnsome 1t was maas IN ollen time:
Carving was zncionfly taught art, and II Tas
performed to the sound Of music. In later times, we
read In the life a Lady MARy W Mo~rAaur, that hsr
father, the Duke of Kingston 'hsyiDg wtfe to do
the honors Of his table at Thyrcsby, imposd th,A
task upon his oldest daughter, ~ son a. Ave hal
bodly strength for the office, which, IN those days
required small share for tho mistrss Of . coun
Try wansion not only 10 Dyite-tiat is, 10 urge
and tcaze her 'nnpany TO eat moro than human
thruafs could conveniessiy swallpw-hsiA to carvp
every dish when chosen, with he os~u handa The
greater the lady, the moro Indispensable n,s duty
Each Joint carried up In It's turn 10 be ope
on by her, and her alone Aimee tho peers nd knights
on either band were far from being bSssnd TO offer
their sssstanoe that the very ser of Tho house,
posted opposite 10 her. might not set her croupier
his department 10 push the bottac ster dinner.
As for the crowd Of guests, the most incoascrnble
among them, suffered through her negbct 10 help
himself ~ . slice Of the mutton placsd bofoso him,
would have chewcd Il In bitterness, end gone homo
an afffonted man. There at this uuas prufessed
carving matters, who taught young ladios tho art
scientifically, from u whom Lady hAnv took
lessons three times week, that she might be perfect
on her fathers public days-when, In order TO psr-
form Der functions without interuyton, she was
freed 10 eat her own dtpner alone, an hour or two
befuiehsnd
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MAIL ITEMS, 90


TuE propositioa TO annex West Florida to
Alabama has Lean voted down at recent cleo
ton.
ANOTHER breseh has occurred 10 the Erie Ca
nal, near Palmyra. The squeduct at that place
was carried away.
Irx rope upon which BLosDIs performed his
fesis has been cut up into pieces Tor keePsakes'
anil sold at high figures, a Ia Atlantic Cable
A CONTRACT has just bcon signed Tor the com
p'etion Of tie Mobile and Ohio Railroad TO the
Tennesses line. The work is 20 be Enished by
the thirty ,irst Of December, 1893.
THE Utah mail brings Intelligence Of the trial
aud saI ItaaCe to two years i'nrrsoauient IN tho
Penitontls lsry Of N oKI.s ZIE, the forser Of Gov
ernmsIt checks.
Tug st. Louis Deaarra, says that on wednes-
day last, 20. 600 pornds OF Rev Mexican wool
arrive at St. Joseph from LsayenwoNh CITY,
for shipment to tbs East.
Ius citizens of KinderhoOk, N. Y, last week,
| horsewbipped, eRged and tomatoed street
| preacher, because he had seen fit In some q DIS
| hArangues, to lisparase their moral standard
| guE last frsm San franciicO is tia, Judge
TFRRY had been arrested. Tho pSoie WIZ i,i0
much iucens ssd At ,he killng Of BsonE,,h &. iiis
funeral was the mOsI imposing ever "i'n''''"' '"
San FIaHCsco.
| ,oysr,,,cy on the mart NJ the leading
| Cfilcers in MfnAaoss army In MoNiSS, WIN 'uo o
| object to overthrow MIRAMoS wa WN" So. -
| tb. oaJ nil and the execution Of tue onesf'
| wculd take place On the so'h'
Tn, bay and wrist Of Cor, the bauo,nist,
,.hn n.,I Nth balloon Ave miles high, without
,,i'rw md then fell from the tree where his
balloon lodged and broke his wrist, have bear
Smputatei, tc save his Life.
TuE world could not got along without ol,
Corth Carolina. Her tar, pitch and turpenIin
arc used Ia every corner of tbs globe. lhs amoa,l
shipped to England during the year 1858 Ia Val
ued at t2, 176,S70.
CHAuscEY JonSsos, we'll known New Yor
burglar, recently from Sing Sing, has besp =:
rested at the Revere House, gostop, by Me-
Yoik officers, who have beep on his track s;rc
I Lis escaps ftop prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-11
Tn. yellow sv.r d v.sy iA.., = rr,,,,.,

Texas. len destI . were ooearying nsr Az
1ur $1,000. .,a v,-as e'IrA.
d.s,rr,a \. ", ~. n. ~, ss ss sns vHns
ss,as ~, pIpN w =" W. n',s ~. osswesn soco, go,
t,;r na,e pu, Hns1 uiM
Thp. ivh ,;,,,. nocneser 70 brockpou On lh.paay:
insb.. :" "'"'' he' 'o'n iengtn " ees Is
,,.mr;an.I;o - ~ ssnu Wn; secuev rncs, for the
s,,., ~ Chip,ia. p;,.. .eu M G,N@, ON Sne l9th
a;s,;,,,,,,;.h.J a.rsm.n nS " ne most
R.,,i.s pne,',nna1 osnen ne on rev iors ssd tbs
~. sh.,.,,sn,, -. /. ,a ~ SSSo. " J" Lssen.: mt
sno a.. sP''" ~N'' !" s''' s""
Tnk milwaukee Laght ouard, q sner ian en-
eampment, last week, performed the serious
farce OF shooting . deseffef" and laying him
IN his coffin, all in the prcsenos Of lhrgs CROW
Of spectators, many of whom wsfs sasctsd 70
M % Willie .ne great msss wsr
...nn.n, 80. pk @ va
P'"' '~"o "o" "ope 'ne ""s oH'O
he racihc wagon road has bssn hnhnsd.
'uring the summer some 300 wagons lz.OoO
head OF cattle and about i.oov persons have Pass.
ca over y, Srass, WOOD and wafer are Wund
a6undantiy along the entire route. IL commcn-
ces a the South lass, leaving the sage Plains
to the Southwest, and, going directly through
the Wasatch Mountains by way of 1hompscn's
Pass, crosses the head waters Of Bear and Great
Quake sivcrs.
TuE fishermen have a very curious way Of
ca, ching fish in the Rhone. I hey wsde into the
water, at night. with knife and water tight
lamp. 1hey place the lamp under water, and
the trout will soon follow II. As the fish coma
up to the surface Of the wa'cr the fisherman kills
them with his knife. The above Ia warranted .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-11
Fixeda ess sf Purp zee.

The man who starts in life with A determin-
alton TO reach certain position, and adhcres un-
wavcrngly to his purpose, rejecting tho advice
Of the over cautious, and dofying the augurics
Of tho tinld rarely fails, IL he live long enough
to reach the goal for which hs set out. On the
other hand, no who vacillates In his course
"yaw ing" as the sailors say, tow srd all points
Of the compass, Is pretty sure to become help
less castaway before his voyage OF life Is half
completed. Weathercock mon 0re Natures
failures. They are good for nothing. Better
dow nright, pigheadod obstinacy than eternal
vascillation better wiiiful blindness to danger
however menacing, than the hesitancy which
Is forever woighing the possibility Of defeat
No human being, who habitually halts between
two opinions, who cannot decide promptly, aud
having decided, act as IL there were no such word
M f.il tun over be uleat,
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AUCTION si,LIs NV STOCKS.
DOMESTIC Markets.
MIN nnA- AnNnAY [


Are IN derate request, with sales Of rOte
at 50 VA aud 10 sTk aSb 80 or Pearls. ~
FICBs-The market for StSte and Western Flour
Ia shGdo letter, with vers large receipts, And salo4
o 1000 bllS, at "a 1a-st % for anpernns ststs .
T0aSi 50 FOR extra Go - b0Agt 90 Cor sIpsrans
Sesseln SiI5sS5 tor eAtfa do 70 Aoa3b 6Dfo az
ia round hoop Ohio. s.,tlsrn -four is heavy, witsa
sales oi 500 h6ls at 50 s0aSS 70 for 30 mix
ed and 20 bo.Sl for extra Canadian aour IA steady,
with sales Of lootels. al soboaS6 20. hnekwest
-four Is quoted st ~ sosS9 80 D loon Trosts extra
Ia quosea at 20 10 y bbl.
GIAIs--Whsas Is scarce and 1lso better with ss sS
o. 10 900 bnshelA at 81 % for Mlwankes oiuo, aaS
81 % for soutAsrn rcd Cora Ia better with ssss
10 900 bnhsls u sss for Wessern MIXED. ~ sortS-
at late hgures Oats are srmer At sIsioe -. Ss.s~
srn, PsnSsyivsnis and Jersey, and as.aS0 0f s'''>
P,SyssSss" Porh Is steady, with sales q, . Srn
a, $40 81 for hsss sio ~ for Pine e ,nsry Prius.
with saes Of 100 bills. a s.Ass ~ ~ -, rpsosd and
SsssS fs country Moss so.ts ~ ~ - 6oist 4 Sio
si0s$il for satra Mess. - = nominal q 60 Zoe
ss,'at,s Md o toi IiA1ss. Lard sss,; ~ -
ef 20 bsh at iisiiSo's n'"e' 80
"SS,i;t,1x.-Is As,l t aeh@
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-11
Tsnpsr.pcs h the New York Ps'icc Co~rts.

TnperaBce n the New York Pssico Covrts.
THrRR arc NAVY persons brought to the Po-
lice Coarts charged with intoxicatori, VINO, after
anight spent in the drcWy cells In the company
S degrwled and ahandoi,cfi men and women,
bsome keenly conscious Of their shameful po-
sition and resolve TO reform their mode Of life.
To such, whh sfow words Of admoni,ion, the
magistrates often aininistsu tho tenperance
pledge with most happy results. Az tho Jeffer-
son Market Police Court, they have pledge
ready to administer to any Ntho may emerge
from TIE ellis Of repentance and desire TO SUB
scribe to II. Tbs one In use AZ resent his seen
much ssvicc, Is bottcd and bl,,n ed with inks of
all co'ors aud reads rs follows.
TIE PLEpGE,
Ms.se nanSs arc hercunto nsei' @ 90 sol ,,,,
nev,r moro usr, In any form mannes auy intoxi-
eating hquov q any Mind or description unless adj
promise that will not la any msnner 'untcnanco
the use Of Intoxicating liquor by othe,s"
The tiryt name upon this scroll bcars .date Dec;
sth, 1si5, and Is followed by several hundred
others; the last being dated Oct. q 1861. There
are the names Of persons e ON all countrN 's and
sll clmes, men, women, ald children, VIA 20 and
black, written In the most varied STYLES " PEN
manship. Here is the fine wOnanly bandoi what
was evidently once adelicatc, refined lady, mere
the holder hand Of hari working man; mi w a
German name in German letters, and al,
nalian; here IL name ritten evidently by an OLD
man, whose trembling, shaking hand heroieay es
traces Of his yesterdays dcbauch. G'snctn y
down the column tho eye more frequently ID :
tects the clear hand Of the clerk Of the Court,
writing the name Of some poor wretch, who, with
Dcyyes all unstrung, makes tho y OF. his of
"her mark" The last person who affixed her
name to his pledge was q poor woman, whose
husband Is laborer at tho Central Park. He,
a mild, temperate appearing man, csnrc in With |
her, accompanied by an officer, and stated to
Justice QuACkEsBUsu that his wife WAS in the /
habit II getting drunk, and n.electing her
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FIN A N CT A l. 30.



The ~. Y. Censal r. X. hAs earned S1T.iio u
moro In sept 1857, than during the month lsS
year.--This weeks BbIk 81 itsnient asews an In
crease q s22s.esC In specie = and reduction a
$?to.oie on loans.
.nnu.r nI.,u nInn q AT r-a urnsH nnAnn
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'uthern hemisp bcre. Bears, foxes, beavers, nc
cooes, badgers, m,nks, IynScs, muskrats, rabbits,
hares and squirrels are procured In North America.
Tho black bear SIKH ere used for the hammer
cloths Of ccsches for leigh coverings, for military
caps and knapsAcks; th rurset bear skins Tor muf
mo sAver grey, white or polar bear skins for rugs
The fur Of the r,ccron IL carse. Mink and marten
aims sre employed In m, MA and trimmings. Of
foxes the bsck Is the most valuable species found
In Anieics, red foxes not beii In such high repto
as formerly The akin Of Rus ssn foxes are said 10
be worth their weight In gold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-11
GENERAL BUSINESS

EUREKA Is FOUND-CEMENT ROOF
IL tps-The cheapest and most durable roofns ce
ment now In use is fire aud water proof Ia Adapted
to all kinds Of t,n, m.ts plank Of shinga roof, AZ
warranted 20 give sstisfaction. b.s ,pn.imen " ~
Beach Il, corner of Hudson- J. hiLLEA q GO.
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ITALIAN INDICATED
VI sOAp, II Ia we'll known. cure TAN, pIHpI.Es,
FRErKLEs, SALT kaEuM, BAHBEk5 irGh,
bsips tn. ysry se.t sssyins compound eye inysotsd
y and quickly. ssTssisd, LIQUID ROUGE for pale
s. sa and sss.i pY n,e @ asS sonS:r,. rSa sea
srsy, iisht hsir 70 beM.a black q orqgI rish;
the hsii % sro~, and msk- tia .Iry hall so, Elo--y
aud silky. Found at Or. GOURAUys old ests.il,hed
depot GT Walker 81 fIst from BI aiwag; u.yes,
Brooklyn, and Drugsists generally. solo aoeelSo
EAKY ROOFS CURED FOR ONE CENT
II per foot cloth roof over shinse roufs> cent.
Elsrys patent India rubber paint; great ioducemean
Dee ga Grand It branch office, lnS Bawe-y II.
DOUGHTY, Agent. seas 2oAc'ilo
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HOUSEKEEPING

RAR0AINS BARGAINS, BARGAINS-
cs:ss ~ - al asis Osf A- ''
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CoLUMBLAI HALL
M &asi. (! Sfhs,a. bsal s,ia.:::::S:ssB
o oss is;~ ~ ~ :G ssi.
%tEssS sSIsc Al !; :s:skBss :;ss::sskBsssss.tas q s...s
FL0UR FLOUR !LoUR.-soo BBI-s.
s.: ]! 5 ! =: 5 s.:s;:S s;$s!:
CROCERIEs AND PRovIsroNs-
TEAS wrsfs Ssh ssSaEkitss SsSsEEEsh sso TSb PROVISIONS
us s ,Gs a sss :ss &
sss isss SSss trs s.s 70 S ssHss
syS. h ,,S SiD scsss .nd Ss,S ~
s.s 1fE Gu ss sSs yss Sss q:
s SsTsI: ST,sI: s,S.,,. ss. 4,ls;p: syqI sO'a'''.
rs Sslrsi No T / i.mliy 'E,eh.r.a
LOCO chests And half ehe-ss Srecn and black tsaa
i,oS barrels choice brands family -four from % ~
Goods delivered II TRcSSs se cSEw Of chars"
a ssSsss S sss az = ns.,ss ts. sS.,s
CEINK TwINE sEIN8 TwINE-oOR-
- stantiy on hand also cotton yarns Of various Nos
bieschcd and coiorcd csndlewick carpt wsrp eoorc1
SsaSinsS YER, hssys for farriers a:a Ihess In tss
s,s!i 4hoS q p.,ss aN3ss NJ iSS'; = sSsSs vs.s T
STovEs; STOVES STOVES OF ALL
= .inds e. sco,,ns s.a .sstiss, ics s:,s shssIs
Mn is. aS. Z y; ssss s sisss <; sc ssis sSs.iS
COAL.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF THE BEET HAn-
"A ~ coal a q white - seyN rrass O. fur asc:
sss:; ;s$:; :is Ssi;s "A q S:s: - V: Y:
q n.s-sA nATTWw uLHToh
A SUPERIOR QUALITY or FAMILY
"A coal all delivered from under coverbess red ssh
S:'s: :;s; 81 "a K;sas s::S
SSISI ss vi: s:SGSDS ;Si S; isSsG sss n
CoAL-BEsr PEACH ORCHARD, RED
white ash: also Lehish and other eoss M.sys
10 G.SsI 4: snsS ave. BET S'sS sasS and sSss .ss
GOAL u 6o-FoR THE BEST PEACH
~ Al k ffA ssss' Ssi :s':s g
CoAL--s4 PER ToN-RED ASH, PEACn,
s; mt ss: ss :Sss: nS
hish, At lovesS prscss Bet kudlins wood at whole
al. R5,s 4 ysrd io' and ics we i'sh 3 "a Ish
rOAL, AT UNPRECEDENTEDLY Low
~ PRfCEs-For the bsst red and yhits ash. stova
ssn.sa y JSo J. srIShYy. x .vsnus @ & ssrns: b;
COAL-e4.o0, e4.2b, e4.50, 4 e4.75 NUT,
sEsS kEsSs !: ss.sis. sfsi u:
EVERY TOE 800 LBa.
Or hniF - Nh 8 ~ d &s 6yS4 A1 yisS
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va w H.. s.sss 80 s,ss "a 90. 3. sI - Hs
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from ION - ysss. rs ssi Eat 10th 4. ' ' ocs Is Fin
"a kO LEHIGH AND LOCUST
DE w. Mountain coal soreenrd sud delivered
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weight vsrsnted of 20 pounds 70 the ton. from yard
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M No. " Il fUITos STREET.
Brooklyn,
Near the pultyn VERIFY

QSesr the ruitSn perryD
Stitching by Wheeler b WisOns Machine,
shirt, Collars Bossms wristbands, And shop WORK
Of All kinds, quickly done At ths
LOWeBT RATES
Bpeoal attention given TO Ldies Dresses and other
gsments Family sewing Of every d-scription prompt
" done In the most splenjid msrper, on vsry mod-r-
Ate terma LsdLs arc Inv itsf 70 cali.
b. means Of the Patt.nt uemmsr ne anes' pens hems
ksrci isfs, Garments, and goods Of every socc'os.
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WANTED-s GOOD BOOT FTTrERs--
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THIS table V derived by oompGzisOa Il the Fu
Board sales each day -
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81 WHITING CLASSES-MR. PAINE, 81
spl Bowery, n Y. 2os f'sj.on q. Brooklyn dives
months tnstruotion In pennAnship and arithmstie o.
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WOVEN AND EXCELSIOR SKIRTS
w Nine DeMORESrS Skirt Mandatory and
Wholesale psgst $40 Broaaws Retail .tores.ssS -,Na
Springs, With bnstle foI only 81. Lados win please
remember the Exseslor Skirts cannot get out ot or
der. sob koao'i"