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ID OOF IN G.
TESTERS
PATENT IMPROVED COMPOSITION ROOFING.
PATENTED JANUARY II, 1859.
MIRO E NJ EN- A 7 p Ii & % r
FIRST PREMIUM 4 H,fRDED
ONO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1855.

ONO MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR, 1885
Weare now prepared to cover all kinds Of Roofs steep or
fat new old shingles, metal >tcamhoats and
ears, with this unequalcd Roofing material From long
experience the business, the inventor has discovered
wherein lie the chief causes Of rc nearly all roofing
met with and after complete system of chemical, artificial
and natural expermentsor he has nsFd certain parts Of
and been adding to for two earshe has produced
which offered to a criticisng public far superior to
composition and
EQUA. To THE BEST OF METAL ROOFS.
Some OF the inducements this Roofing offers are viz: The
the heaviest kind saturated in composition,
rendering perfectly Water and tight and very Elastic
being put upon the roof The composition is not only
not injurious to- but actually preservatve Of cotton, and
being airght, DANpNEss CANNOT PENETRATE THROUGH IT
TO ROT TIE CANVAS.
The Joints are cemeuted together and the whole covered
with heavy coatof Cement compounded from materials
which will not scale OIL crack become injured by
EVE EVERY ROOF is FINISHED BEFORE LEAVING IT.
For protecting METAL kooTs from corrosen and leang
eqaIled and is the cheapest coating that can be used
fdenty believe this Roofing will outwear any three Of the
ordinary coverings; No OIL is brought in direct contact
the Waertight is made from materials which
NOT become like STONE from exposure Sgt remain Psbe
DeLalcore, Firginia, dndte District Of columbiq,
generally known we shall supply the larger portion
quired in the above territory have constructed
6F N3GY R aR$r
~ Prepared material for sale with instructions to put
and will be furnished to Agents, leaving them afar
Isl SEND F FOR A CIRCULAR. .,--a,-
Southwest corner Baltimore and South SITS,
Where testimonials and samples may be and references
kt as PRICES AS Low AS ANY GOOD RooEING. = -
s9- REPAIRING DONE AT SHORT NOTICE silly
CARVED WOOD BREAD-PLATES AND
RNVk k5SEM 7Gi5 &NB P fiIsii' &G6HE
woRK;BoXEs,,
P p TnPPqRLdI34sEs,
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ALSO,
SAME AFTERNOON,
y l4N'I.
SAME AFTERNOON,
!

HAMBURG ST KEET PROPERTY.
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situated on the Northeast
side of Hamburg street. at the distance of 80 feet
ENTHUSIASTICALLY from the corner formed by intersection
of the NorthwesernmoSt side of How rd street and said
Norheasenmost side of Hamburg street. fronting on Ham
burg street feet by depth of 60 feet parallel with How
ard street. There improvements this lot The
annual $ with the right of purchasing the revcr
and q
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ffF+==:% LARGE SALE OF
#si,sl FEE SNIP 4 AND LEASEHOLD
GltaAX pRnpERPY

ffF.1.f IIAFNE HAIN VF
#s,;il FEE SNIP + AND LEASEIIOLD
ILL., PROPERTY,
On South Charles, Tork, ohio areHle, Hamburg, South
FGcG and 4HchcRry streets,
AT PUBLIC SALE
TRU EE'S ) ALE.
In virtue of deed of trust executed to trustee, by
VIM Robinson dated the 18th day Of February last and
the office the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Baltimore city, will sell at public sale, in the city
Of Baltimore, the premises SATURDAY AFTER
NOON prl l4h 1860, commencing O'Clock with the
Charles street property first, described follows:
SOUTH CHARLES STREET.
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND situate on
the West side of South Charles street. at the formed
by the intersection of The South side of South Charles street
and the North side of Welcome alley, and fronting and
binding Charles % feet by depth Of 1913 feet
Welcome alley. The Improvements this lot 2 two
story and attic BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, with pantry
and twOstory brick back buildings Charles street. and
twostOry and attic BRICK DIV FEELINGS on Welcome alley.
The Who'll lot subject the annual ground rent of $50
n,nr-nn IL s.nrt.Lr ll.Il
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Ansnralttt GurlrpsrtIts.

nFFICE OF THE ORIENT MUTUAL INSUR-
OANCE COMPANY
New YORK 10th March, 1867
The following Statement of the affairs of this Company,
the Goth day Of Feb uarv 1860 published in conformity
with the provisions OF its charter
Premiums unearned 2Sth February lS59... $16O S59i
Premiums received durus the year ending 18th
February 1907. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $780, 20
Total Premiums. Observation-Disclosures. $7IO992 81
Earned Premiums during the year. ..s57i 53i IL
Less Return Premiums. 44,S555t $5S ,l75.57
Interest ceivcd and a crt1ed. 2OO5a77
1856, 226 81
Losses for the same period including
estimates for those aScertainel, but
waiting proof ........... 1901, 559l4
e-lnSufance- ......................... 3t,2623
Expenses. Taxes, Commissions and
Bal Dbts.................... :. 5543S6 $780, 1856
Profit for the year Thirty per cent? ..... $6003O 9s
interest on subscribers Capital. l0,5lD00
Leaving for distribution Observation-Disclosures. $5O4309S
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ANNstmenis

HHURCHS GREAT PAINTING
~ THE HEART OF THE ANDES,
is now on Exhibition, under the auspices OF the
MARYLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY,
In the Gallery ATHEN i.UN BUILDING, Saratoga street,
from 10 A. NJ, till dusk. Admission % cents.
Visitors are requested to bring Opera GLASSES apl0 If
NAN RTCE'S GREAT SHOW
at the
FRONT STREET THEATRE,
TO NIGHT will be present d array of Sterling Novel
ties absolutely without parallel in this city Among the
most prominent features viii he found
I. wOr renowned EqueStrienne,
MADLLE EILAZOYARA,
No description do Justice to the extraordinary feats
OF this intrepid artistic.
Also the magnificent Chinese Spectacle entitled
WARDS MISSION TO CHlNAl
produced with dresses and appointments
surprising pendor This spectacle will be payed both
tenOOn and night
The celebrated comedian.
MR. FRANK DREW, AS JESTER,
New acts of
ECU ESTRtAN AND GYMNASTIC SKILL,
Introducing all the PRINCIPAL members of the Troupe
-, GREAT SPECTACLES,
Illustrative OF the sports and pasmes Of two Nations on the
same evening.
The performance will commence with the grand represen
tati0n of an
~ ENGLISH STEEPLECHASE.
me whole under the personal supervision of
on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
FAMILY ENTERTAINMENTS commencing at half past
. O'Clock.
PRlCES.Dress Circle and Parquette 30 cents; Children
under r. % cents To Upper Circle % cents; Children
Il, 10 cents Coloed Circle % cents Private Boxes
81. Whole Private Boxes 81 and So.
Seats secured without extra charge three days advance
No improper characters admitted.
Doors open Mt TO commence at quarter before o'clock
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ASSETS.
Goth February 1860.
Cash in Banks..."..........-........ 29llO45
United States Stock and Treasury
Notes. ...-..........................2 5O00OOG
Stocks Of States, Cities ard Corpora
lions, Bonds and Mortgages, and
Call Loans with Coll lteralS. ....... I7I,S2gOl
Subscribers Capital or Cash Capital,
payable on call, and secured nv per
sOna liability of Stockholders 6O0oO0(O
- 81 $50 As
Bills Receivable and Uneollected Pre-
miums. ..................... ......$25O6nS
Insurance Scrip, accrued Interest,"
SalYages, Reinsurance, and other
Unsettled Claims. 253SI33 1905 &c
$l.3369i5u
The Board of Trustees have resolved to paw Six cent
Interest the outstanding Scrip Certificates the holders
thereof their legal representatives, LIST May
next.
Trey have also declared on the $50 900 of Subscribers
Capital, Scrip Dividend of Four and onehalf per cent
Ibeing 22 per cent the amount paid in and the
S i rs United 70 larucpanan IN profits
will be issued on or after LIST MAY next
By order the Board,
ca AIlI LIS IRNINE
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AISO,
Immediately after the above !

Immediately after the above sale,
30 O'CLOCK,
YORK STREET PROPERTY,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND situate the south side
YGr between Sharp and Howard streets fronting
York street ~ feet by cepth of about 50 feet, more
less, alley running into Spring Garden The
improvements consist of l twostory brick DWELLING
HOUSE, with basement Subject to the annual ground
rent Of $40.
ALSO,
SAME A FTERNOON,
O'CLOCK.
PROPERTY ON OHIO AVENUE.
undivided half part of lot of ground situate the
Northeast side of Ohio avenue containing y feet inches on
Ohio avenue depth hundred and twenty five feet
less, to South Howard street On this lot two
railroad tracks running the whole distance from Ohio
enue Howard street. and connecting by switches with the
main track Baltimore and Ohio rar ad. This lot is
subject the annual ground rent Of $2i66 payable semi
annually
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John w CRISFIELD, r.,..,-
WIN. s WATERS, IIuS'eeS'
mi u TANNpN (r.t;o,a,r

>
o. TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
RA,iiI WAREHOUSE AND STORE NEAR THE LEN
49, GToN MARKET-under and BY virtue of de
cree OF the Superior Court Of Baltimore City subscr
ber as Trustee, will offer for sale, the premises,
THURSDAY the 10Th day Of April next, at o'clock, P NJ
the following described valuable property, viz
ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND in said
city beginning, for particular description the same
the line of the north side of Lexington street at tn distance
So perches west from the north ntersec
ton of Lexington and Howard streets running thence
north 100 feet thence east parallel with Lexington
rect thence south leo t to Lexington street. and thence
beginning. -
The improvements consist of very fine large WARE
HOUSE OR STORE, designated ii9 West Lexington
street recently occupied by Mr. J. A. Matthias Carpet
store, which within short period has been much enlarged
and retted at considerable cost and the locality of these
premises is a very desirable one.
The title to the property is in fee simple but it will be sold
subject to right of dover in the wife Of former owner
which it might become liable.
The terms of sale third cash, and balance in
three and SIX months with interest from day Of sale and
security to be approved by the Trustee.
RpBr. GIIMOR, Jr Trustee
No 20 Law Buildings
J. Il CANNON
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nEPOT OF NEW YORK FRENCH CON

VAEPOT OF NEW YORK FRENCH CON
~ FECTIONERY. CHOCOLATES, &c. &c.
j. MERCHANT It son,
Successors to A. Douglas,
No. III ". PRATT STREET near the Mathy House
OFFER FOR SALE
leO05lh boxes of the following goods Gum Drops and
sticks; Chocolate, tcoice and Chocolate Cream Drops
Brandy Whisky Port and Madeira Wine Drops; Sugar
Almonds of all qualities; Fig and Ju Jube Paste
tom Druggists and Bloomer Lozenges. Plain Lozenges of
the following avors, of all sizes and shapes Mint Lemon
Cinnamon, WIntergr en-, Rose, Lavender, &C. Ladies'
Gteam Drops Co,dal Beans Cordial Toys Chewing Gum
Mixed Candy of all qualities Family, Jim Crow and Double
Refined Chocolates &c &c beside general variety
dy Of our own manufacture Lemon Syrup Rose and Per
feet Love Cordals, &c, &c Wholesale Foreign
Fruits, Nuts, &c. Havana Domestic and cgars.
Which offer at the lowest market prices
P. SAl goods delivered Railroad Stations, Steam
boats and to the city free of charge. app If
A UGUST DOUGLAS,
n IMPORTER DEALER
CIGARS, WINES AND LIQUORS, CHAMPAGNE, &c,
HAS REMOVED To
No "a WEST LOMBARD STREET, near Light street
SOLE AGENCY
For the sale of the
STAR OF THE SOUTH VERZENAY CHAMPAGNE.
ap23m
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aansfs. e.. t0r SaLs anl Rfnl.

Mss FOR SALE.-Those six new three-story
s9,ii,, Brick DWELLINGS, Just being finished, on the
Invest of Fayette and Wolfe streets will
be ready for tenants in few days. Apply GEORGE L.
HARRISON. 6 O,nonnells wharf ano-tf
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9nblit Salts.
by j. Il. CANNON.
I B. CANNON,

a2EinG tEeh me Once 4der my dwelling, No az
VINO may have business in my line shall give especia
attention to al sales which may be entrusted TO NV
and will reasonably attend to the arrangement and sen,
Of Furniture of families declining housed eepirg Also
Trustee and other Sales of Houses Lots, Farms &C. AT the
Exchange the premises.
j. b. CANNON, Auctioneer
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CONSIDER of Man. IS Fl Natural, light pressed lbs
Washington, May Queen, "
Mitcle'S Choice. "a. Thnms II Sons
Do. do. Hos Gelebrltcd.' Z"
J. H. Leafs, Flake 49, "
Washington, 4 lbs 9g9sen Of ihe South, :,
A. Thomas Il Sons Grape" Harr $ Louisa Bell
G. G c. Fig Tobacco, N0riantilue. lbs
Ell RAIDER Twist, in foil, Wide Wide World,
Jas. Thomas, 5 Citron Fig r. H. Nance Gold Leaf "
A. 3. Caldwell twist, Planet ofthe South, {"
Mai. l. Harris, r. X. twist. Richd Harvey, g
Sam Ward, lbs Creighton Three Bellies, "
&. N c.. Morgan, " &C. Dark Sweet, 90
Va T0baccO Stems in hhdS. A. Spotswood,
Smoking Tobacco in bbls. Simpson l. Black, "
HyeDa Club smoking Tobacco in bales
For sale by Wi. BAYSE,
nnloA No EyFl,a ~,s.p Plaza
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been gathered that vas IL inches thick
In I've days he passed through all these
gradatiens Of temperature We have
received froal Ns Van D9ren, Basking
Ridge. y. j., stese Of cement with a
portion of newspaper apon ii, on which
the Print is perfectly legi6le, though il
has been four feet under Sa-er more than
year. The paper was spread e=eT the
surface Of the soft cement when the lat
Ter was first laid--Since the alteration
in the newspaper stamp duty, no less
than All psBay publications have been
brought into existence in the United
Kingdom. Of which 372 have already be
come exiinei--0ticiaI returns pre-
pared 81 ,ils Ministry Of Marine, repert
ne fewer than 800 shipwreeks e French
vessels, during the moath u November.
Such list OF disasters 10 one month IS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. American,
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COuRT PROCLAmATION.

EFHEREAS Cle Hon. Robert G. White
w President Judge. and the Hons. JcEeph
Mann and G. G. Colrin, Associate Judges ol
The Courts Of CEer / TeTmlHCr and General
Jai! Dt.lFzry. QGaIler Sessions o. Iae Peace,
Orphans Coar. ard Court Of Common Pies
for the County Of Potter. have issued tdeir
prscePt, bearing date fhe twelfth cay q
January, in the year Of or Lord one tAou-
sand eight hundred a-6 siz.v. End = re a.
rected. .v- holding s. Court ui Cyeraad Term
I1er and General Jail Delivery. Quarter Ses-
sions OF tHe Peace, Orphans Courl. ard Conn
Of Common Pleas. l. iae Borough Of CouZer-
sport on MONDAY. toe 18Th 5af Of Ftu-
rG-.ry uexi--aid - ee7.nus Gre week.
EO-ice Is therefore Gereay given % The Cor
oners. Justices Of the Peace and Cgns.ab-es
With. the coanty that they be then zad there
in their proper persOus, al az o.c-5ck !. Z. O.
said day. with their rolls. records, iug-.si-
lions examinations. and other rezaeu1 RANGES
10 do those things " aicE 10 their ofscz5 sp-
pertain 70 be done. and those who are ba4n6
By their recoEnizalces 70 prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall be II ire jaiI of
said county o. Potter are 10 DC t6ea ana there
10 prosecute against them rs viii be just
Ds ted n C0UDERsFoRT. Jan. 2. 1850, and
the S4.h year Of The IndeP, udeHce OF the United
States Ct America.
WN. :. BURT, Sheriff.
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AYERS
Compound Extract of S2rsaDariT

the most effoctul- remedy which the mssiI
skill cf cur times can devise for this ,v-
where prevailing and fatal naalady. ItyeI
bl2ed from the most active reredisls that h,
been discovered Tor the exPu-gatioa Of this n
disorder from the blooS. and the rescue Ct \
system from Is destructive conseauer.
Hslce : should be employed tcr tho cg,,
a9t o--,y Ec-ofala, but also those Other al
tons which arlzc from IL, such as EHvrs
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTHoxY's PaI
RosE, CT EKvs-PELAE. PniPLEs, PusrrJ
BLoTcHEs, BIAISs and BoILS, TUxoRs, Tam
and SAT- RHE-oG, ScALD Hap, RIxavqI
IgECNATLs2l, STFHILrTtc anu a.s5ERcrg!ALh
EAsEs, DEoEsT, DTsPEFsIA, DEBILITY, al
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM YrI
-ED OF INFUEE BLooD. The popular kI
i. s. iz-gaf-5:y q z1s 5iooG is founded IN trs
tor Er-otal4 = = aegeleE allnz 9: The blood n
particular purpose and yl-t-e CT this Ssngl
-zlla IS 70 purify and -egeneyate this vital hul
uitbo11 which SOUND health IS i-aPosslb:
so-t tzzll1z-e1 colg..t --lc-s.
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NOTICE IS hereby given that, as 6ninis-
Y tratrix Of the Estate OF Samuel Gee Jr
deceased. and By virtue OF an Order made bv
the Orphans Court in and for the County OF
Potter. made on the 23rd dlv Of December
4. D. 1859. and TO nc directed I shall expose
10 public sale or ttcry. at the Court House
in the Borough Of Coudersport, County Of Pot
ter, and Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania. on
the 20sh DAY Of Feb. A. D.. 1860, at / O'clock
2. n, to the highest or best bidder, all the
estate, right, title, interest ana claim. ef the
said Samuel Gee Jr, dec, in the following
described real estate, to wit:
One lot of about 50 acres. situate in the
Townsbi2 Of Al!egan", Comfy Of Potter. and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded on the north
br lands OF the estate of ) N. Fox, deceased
on the east ty lands lately owned By T. J. K
/. Q Presho AID lands Of the estate OF S. II
Fox, deceased, on the south By tie }aB5s Of
Binghams Estate, and on the west By lands
Of Isaac ". Howe, being the east part Of lot
No. 67.of he allotment Of the lands Of the
estate Of s n. Fox, deceased, in said Town
snip. p.-ALSO-The undivided Oue-half part
of lot IN Roulet Township, in safd Coau.y.
containing fifty acres. ndbounaed as follows
Beginning at point on tie North Bank Of the
Allegheny River. being the s0uth-west corner
Of q tot surveyed 10 Simon Kim5e, thence l33 5
fods 70 a post in the south line Of the Ives
lot. theme west IS rods to a post. thence south
8l04 rods to a post on the North B2Gk of the
Allegheny River, thence up the River TO the
place Of beginning being part of Warrant No.
2l43; Of which about 80 acres are improved,
on which is erected one frame house and one
frame barn. ani with an apple orchard there
on. SAMANTHA PRESHO, -1dmI T.
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Scrofula, or Kings F.

Is a constitutional disease, q eorrupron :,
blood, bv which this fluid becomes w ~.
weak. and poor. Being IN the e:rep'.s.-l9
pervades the whole body, and nav ~
IN disease on any part Of il. No organ
from IT'S attacks. nor Is there one which
not destroy. The scrofuloQs taiat i ~.
caused by mercUrial disease, low lir;1o n
ordered o.. unhealthy food, impure siss n
and filthy habits, the depressing viet<
above all, BY the yenereal infection. V
ever be its origin, il Is hereditary in r. \
stitution. descending . from parents n ,l7s /
INTO the third and fourth generation !" ~
il seems 70 be the rod Of Him who ss,-
VIII visit the iniquitis Of the father; :,
their children" Y
It's effects commence by deposition fr,- 4
blood oF corrupt or ulce-ous matter. w}ist
the lungs. liver. and internal organs, is ,s-r
tubc-cles; in the glands, sEellings; sr3
the sgrfaCe, e-uptiOns or sores. THIS fanl
ruFti p, which genders IN the blood, dsr,s'
the energies Of life, 50 that scrofolous co5sSp
tons not only suffer from scrotul01s ~
plants. but they have far less power 70 ~
stand tie attacks Of ether diseases ~.
eueRtly, vast numbers parish by dis1r
which. although not scrofulous II theirns,s
are still rendered fatal bv this tairt IN h
system. Most OF the consumption wfseb 4
climates the human family has is origin di,e
iE this scrofui0us contamination and NJ
destructive diseases Of the liver, kidneys. IN,
and, indeed, cf all the organs. arse fro-
are aggravated BIZ the same ea8se-
One quarter Of all cur people are scroffll,,
their persons are invaded By this lEkng ]
fecti0n, and the-r health Is undermined 5y
To cleanse il from the system We mus: lerrv
the blood by an alternative medicine, and !,
vig5rate i by healthy food and exe.s,
S2ch & medicine VIC supply il
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20 Tonsfgrrprra.


- OAETHTNG EEY.--B. 7. BABBT7
- BEST
gEDICNAL sALERATUsi
Is smanufa ctured fram common salt
sRc IS prepared entirely different
from other Saleratus. Al tie del-.
3S 4eterious matter extracted n z-rb AZ
ranner a. 10 produce Bread, Biscci;-
and all kiads Of Cake. without con-
ND tanning particle Of Saieratus whe1'
the Bread or Cake is baked /: there
ny producing Wholesome results
70 Every paT,ic.e OF SaleratHs Is turned.
70 gas and passes through the Bread.
to- Bicuit = bile Bakirg: consequent.
.Iv vnotbingremains but common SaIt.I
Water and Flour Tou viii readily.
perceive bF the tas.s Of this Salera-
So .tus that i is entirely different from.
ether Salerstls.
It Is packed in one pound papers
I'D eaca wrapper branded. B T Bah.
tbitts Best Medicinal Saleratus; a.
50, picture, twisted loaf OF bread
70 With glass ofeTerYescing water sa :
she top. When roa purchase one
paper vou should preserve the wrap
per, aad % particular 10 get The
mex, exactly Ike sae 6rs.-5rand as
s5oTe.
3 Fan directions foT making Bread {
with this Ssiera1us ard Sour Mix
or Cream Tartar. viii accompany
I'd each package: also, directions Tor
making al kinds Of Pastry; also,
for making soda Water and Se.G-
% IL Powders
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP.
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E- The business VIII be continued at ;he
old place by c c. Kenyon, where he or 5
saiemanJ r. Graves. will be found at all times
Sunday excepted ready and willing 10 wait
on customers ThaaAiI for The patronage
bestowed upon Inc late Er1,, Re hopes by at
tsatl0a 10 hIs business 10 meTi, coz usnce
Vi tie same.
P s. All kinds Of Provisions. Groceries &c,
constantly or hand. cheap for READY PAY
lHmber Shingles aad a.l kluds OF Produce
taken in exchange for Goods =, their market
price Casa 10: refused.