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Gen. Foster at Home.

Tie Hon. Henry D. Foster, late Demo
cratic candidate for Governor, reached his
home in Greensburg, or Wednesday last,
and was met at the depot by an immense
crowd Of his fellow citizens, with band OF
music, and escorted TO his residence, where
he was welcomed by Gen. VIM. A. Stokes,
in an eloquent and cordial speech. Gen.
Foster was loudly cheered and responded
briefly as follows
GEN. SToK Es AND My FkIENDs 1t is i'm
possible for me 10 express the deep gratl-
Jude which feel tor all your kindness. |
am defeated, but, | trust, not disgraced. /
come among you again 10 live IN peace,
and | hope 10 show in the future, as In the
past, my allegiance TO the Democratic party
and my warm sympathy for my friends
During the whole contest Just ended, have
assailed no man by word or act. ! have
neither said nor done anything which ! re
gret, aud | hope nothing for which my
friends need blush. Firmly standing OF
Democratic truth, gladly resume my place
in the ranks OF the parIy-ready 10 fight The
common enemies OF The Constitution anc
the country.
Accept, General Stokes, my heartfelt
! thanks tor the too fiatlering terms in which
you have expressed the feelings of ou
: friends.
! The Greensburg Democrat says:
! No language is adequate TO express th'
/ enthusiasm OF our people in behalf OF ou
( great citizen and distinguished friend
/ Successful or defeated Westmoreland vii
ever prove true to Henry d. Foster II
returns 10 us without fear and without re
proach-the Bayard of Pennsylvania poll
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HOll0ICay'S Ointment opinions of the
Press.-Read it.-Sprains, Dislocations, &c.
We take great pleasure in recommending
this deservedlY popular medicine 10 our
friends and patrons in particular and 10 the
public at large. We speak advisedly, be-
ing in a position 10 pronounce reliable
opinion from having used it at home, be-
sides the economy OF the article, as we
have saved within the year more than one
Doctors bill, by having the Ointment on
hand. We have tried opodeldoc linlments,
embrocalions and pain extractors without
end, but for tire immediate cure of Sprains,
dislocations, wounds, bruises, cuts, burns,
scalds, blo;ches, pimples, and cutaneous
eruptons, we have found none so speedy
or efectual as Holloway's Ointment.-
Herald
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

Benton-El Nendenhall
BriarcIeek-Reuben Bower, jeremiah C..
Smith.
Beaver-John ShCman.
Callawi>sa-Joseph BreiSch, Isaac S.
Monroe, Stephen Baidy, Samuel Thomas.
Franklin-Daniel Rohrback.
Fishingcreek-Peter Colder, Sam1 Grew
cling, Emandus Unanest.
Decentralization Musgrave.
Hemlock-John Fousr, John Hartman.
Locust-MaIk Williams, Henry Gable.
Mlfin-MIchael Fry, Lewis Eckroat.
Maine-Daniel Renbold, Jno. Kline.
Monlour-Jacob Lelby. Joseph .Mouse:.
Macison-Newton Thomas, John NJ
Smith.
Mt Pleasant-John Wardin.
Orange-Jacob Good
Pme-Philip Shoemaker, John F. Fow
Ter, Ezra Lyons, jacob Chrisly.
Roaringcreek-Judsh Cherrington.
Sugarloai-John Kitchen.
Scout-Jacob Glassen, Philip T. Hartm an
Joseph Liley.
BIoomsburg, Oct. "a, 1860.
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A Coop PAPER FoR EVERY FAMrLy-All
our readers may not be acquainted with one
of the most valuable agricultural and family
journals IN the country, row in its nine
teenth volume. We refer 10 the american
AgricuHurisi, which is large and beauti-
full journal, devoted TO the practical labors
of the Field, Garden. and the Household.
It is prepared by practical men (and
womenJ who know what they write about,
and it gives great amount of valuable In
formation, useful not only 10 farmers, gar
deners, slock-raisers, fruit growers, and
those who have little village plots, but also
10 every family. We advise our readers to
send 81 to the publisher, Orange Judd, 81
Park Row, New York, and try the Agri.
culfurist year A specimen copT can
doubtless be had by sending 10 the pub
Usher Those subscribing now for the
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TO WORK, DEMOCRATS.

All The Democracy have 10 do is TO go 10
work for the Electoral Ticke, as formed a,
Reading. and The State is certain 10 be kept
from out the hands of our enemies. 1t is
less than a fortnight till the Presidential
battle will be fought, and it is time for Us to
be preparing for the contest. Yet, in this
time, much work can be accomplished, and
if proper exertions are made and proper
vigilence exercised TO set out our voters to
the polls, and TO prevent the casting OF frau
dulent voles by the adversary, we can sue
ceed in giving a far more encouraging COM
plexion 10 the affairs than they received
from the Gubernaioral contest All Clubs
should meet regularly, and Committees,
those powerful inslrumentalites, without
which but little can be accomplished, sho'ld
not lose a moment.
Democracy is to-day the same as ever
the defender of the people, the foe of sedi-
ton, the guardian of the Union it has Civ
en- Us all the prosperity we have as peo-
pie, all The honor we have in the eyes oi
the world, all the wealth we now possess
and all we can ever expect all this has De.
mocracY done FOR us, ali this, it only,is able
10 do in the future then "what is it 2" but
our hermitage in time of peace, our shield
in time OF war, our refuge in the hour oil
danger, sour very present help in time o
trouble" Democrats and friends of every
faith and creed, think over these things.
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NR " E@ Da

On the 9th uIt., by Rev. VIM. Goodrich,
at the German Reformed Parsonage, in
Orangeville, MIR. ANDREW J. WARTS 10 Miss
ANNA MATILDA IsLER, both Of Greenwood
township. Columbia county.
On the 18th inst, at the residence OF the
BRIDES father, by Rev. VIM. Goodrich, Mr..
WILLIAM GlRToN 10 Miss SARAH ANN MILLER,
both of Hemlock twp, Columbia county.
On the same day, by tie same, in
Bloomsburg, MIR. CHARLES R. HoUsEL, OF
Lock Haven, TO Miss REBECcA GUARDSER oi
Tamaqua, Pa.
Or the goth inst, al Jacob Goods Hotel
in Orangevile. by Rev. VIM. Goodrich, Mr..
GEORGE w. MILLER 10 Miss Mary ANN
SrrLER, both of Briarcreek twp, Columbia
county.
On the I7th inst, by the Rev. r. Kelly,
MIR. MICHAEL KEsLER to Miss MARY FAUsE,
both of Pine twp, Columbia county.
Also on the 18th inst, by the same, Mr.
SANFORD FRABLE TO Miss SARAH KLINE, boit
Of Benton twp, Columbia county.
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PETERsoN's MAGAzINE FOR NovgmBER.-
Peterson's is magazine for everybody.
The most fastidious taste can find some
thing in il to admire, and those who are not
over.difficult 10 please, must see the agreea-
BILE, instructive and interesting, spread be-
fore them OH every page. VINO cannot find
something 10 suit his fancy in some of the
subjects filling up the pages of this number
Whoever he may be, we pity him; his
soul would not fill the smallest conceive
able corner of she eye of a cambria needle
We have not space TO mention the subjects
and illustrations contained in this number
Terms, two dollars year.
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TIE VIGILANCE COMMITTEES, appointed by
the late Chairmen of The Standing Commit
Tee for Columbia county, should be actively
and earnestly engaged in The support OF the
Democratic Electoral Ticket, formed at
Reading. Every member of this Commit
dee should do his dnty-work hard until the
election in November, and show TO our
enemies that the Democratic parry in old
Columbia is not disheartened, from our late
defeat for Governor, nor disorganizedin the
Ieast. We have the material in this county
to give the Electoral Ticket 1000 majority,
and With a little care and judicious man
agement on the part of the party leaders,
and this Vigilance Commiiise in particular
il can be done. See to il, at once, and a
grand triumph is OURS.
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UPWARDS OF TWELVE HUNDRED young men,
from twenty-eight different States, have
been educated for business at the Iron City
College, Pittsburgh, Pa, within the last
three years; and of the large. number
graduating there, not one is Known TO have
failed in being able to satisfy his employers,
or TO manage successfully the books en-
trusted to his care. This is the result OF the
settled policy of the school, to grant Diplo-
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Monday 3d day fDecembeE

next at one o'clock, in the ait ,rnooH OF said
day, the following property, 10 wit:
A certain piece or lot of land which
were of the Locust Mountain Coal and Iron
Company, owners, and +. NJ. HeiIner,
contractor, a cerain dwelling house two
stories hah, With a kitchen attached, one
and half stories high ; The budding is
about lhiriy-two feet by twenty eight feet,
and situate upon a certain lot or piece OF
ground, within The County of Coum bia :,
and owned by the said Locust Mountain
Coal and Iron Company, together with the
heredllements and appurtenances.
Seized. taken in execul' on and TO be sold
as The property Of the Locust Mountain
Coal and Iron Company owners, and +.
NJ Heilner, contractor
ALSO-All that certain lot OF land situate
in Cenlrevilie, Centre township, Columbia
county FOUNDED and described as follows,
10 wir-on the north by an alley, on he
east by a street of SAID CeuirevIlle, on the
south 10y lot OF Jacob Mensinger and on
! The west by an alley, containing fifty Two
| feet in front and one hundred and eighty
! feet in depth, whereon is erected one and
! a half sorry FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
! with the aPPu0ienances.
| Seized taken in execution and to be sold
! as the property VI JO>tdlI ID " dIb>.
! ALSO-AlI that certain lot of ground sill
uate in GreenW ood township, Columbia
/ comfy, bounded on the north west by a
! public road on the west by Charles Hay
cock, and on the south by public roat
| leading from NllvIle 10 Rorr>burg, con
tanning one half of AN Acre more or less
| whereon are erected two story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, a log out house,
frame stable, a frame wood she'd and othe
oulbuildngs with the appuuenances.
| ALSO-One other lot situate in the twp.
and county aforesaid, bounded on The norti
west by public road, on The nonh by
public road leading from MillvIle to Rohrs
burg, on The east by lot of A. T. Kesier
and on The south by land of Ezra Ewes
containing one halt Of an acre more or less
whereon ls erected frame Cabinet Make
Shop, and Log Stable with the appuue
nances.
Seized taken N execution and 10 be sol
as The properly of James Hampton.
JOHN SNYDER, Sheriff.
Shenf's Office,
BIoomsburg, Ocl. "a, 1860.
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We have just received copy of the Girls
and Boys Magazine, published in New York
for the especial interest OF the young folks.
1t is truly an interesting little work, and is
deserving of liberal patronage.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK--This standard la
dies magazine is before us for November
Ii contains two fine engraving" Hail
columbia,n = aud sCome alone," a highly
colored fashion plate, with the usual
amount aud variety Of reading matter The
beautiful appearance of the Ladies' Book
makes an ornament Of the drawing room,
md lis er,ertsining and useful reaiing pat-
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ID u J8 I'D Q

In Locust twp, this county, on the I'd
inst, JAMES SToTEs, aged 66 years. months
and "a days
In Locust township, Columbia county. on
the 18th inst, Mr.. ROWLAND HUGHEs, aged
az years and months.
In Hemlock township. Columbia county.
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Democratic NOmEna ations.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
RICHARD VAUx, GEORGE VI. kEiM,
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
q. Fred. A. Server. l3. Joseph Laubach.
2 Wn. C. Patterson. Ia. Reckhow.
5 Jos. Crockett, Jr. Is. Geo. D. jackson.
4. ]. G.. Brenner. l6. ]. A. Ahl.
s. G. w. Jacoby. IN. ]. B. banner.
8. Charles Kelly. us ]. R. Crawford.
7. o. P. James. l9. H N Lee.
8. David Schall. 30. J. B. Howell.
g. i! L. Lightner. 21. n. p. Eetierman.
40 S. s. Barber % Samuel Marshall
al. r. H. Walker 23 William Book.
%. S. S. Winchester la. B. -. Hamlin.
25 GAYLORD Church.
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5A%39 9P"N~a

GA3V ATe
CAME on the premises of The subscriber,
~ in Orange township, Col
umbia comfy, on or about
The first of August last. fMN
Il BRINDLE STEER, $3.50
supposed TO be. about nine months oil. II
was not in very thriving condition when
il came 10 the subscriber, but al present
looks tolerably good. The owner or own
ers are requested o come forward ard prove
property, pay charges and take ii away,
otherwise il will be disposed OF according
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

DY VIRTUE of cer:ain writ Of Levari
A1 Facias, to me directed, Issued on: OF
The Court of Common Pleas, OF Columbia
county, will be exposed 10 public sale, al
the Conrl House in Bloomsburg, on
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BIoomsburg, Ocl. "a. 1860.
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Bloomsburs, Oct. "a. 1860.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-12


GROCERIES
S S. Flrrar, Bros. & Co.; Lanneau Wilde
J. A. Burkmyer; George W. Williams & Co.; T. ].
G. H. Noise Farnum Dotterer.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
Brown & Palma Webb & Sage.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Hayiland Stevenson & Co; John Ashhurst Ruff
& Dowie Nelson Corter.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Bowen. Foster q CO.; Thayer. Dewing & Co; Al
bert Leugniek Marshall Bu-ge; ]. q ". Knox.
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
Horsey, Auten & Co.; D. Z. Williams Co.; F. D
Tanning.
saddles and Saddiery Hard WaFes
Jennings Thomlinson & Co; Hastie Calhoun & Co
hooks AND STATIONERY,
McCarter & Dawson; A. Carter S. B. Jones
Agent Methodist Book Concern
Carpets Oil Cloths and window Curtains,
Lamberts & Howell; James G. Bailie.
PAPER COmmIssION DEALER,
Joseph Walker
Importers and Dealers En Wines, Liquors,
Segarss Tobacco &C,
Chafec. St. Amand & Croft. ldec 20-d4w.
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NOTICE

The greatest Remedy in the worh. This cordial
Is distilled from berry known only to myself and
chemically combined with some o. the most valuable
medicinal roots, herbs aad barks known to the mind
Of man, viz. BLOOD R0OT, BLACK ROOT WILD
CHERRY BARR, YELLOW DOCK, DANDELIOs S1RsAF-
ARILLA, ELDER FLOWERS, with Others, producing the
most inia.isle remedy for the restoration Of health
ever known. II is natures own remedy, curing dis
BY natural laws. When taken, its influence is
felt caursing through every vein Of the body, purify
ing and acceerating the circulation Of the blood. Il
neutrazes any bilious matter in the stomach, eIld
Utrengtheus the whole organization.
rroT-AHy,u cTpszHTrs T-rrrrTTqTrr rrnppraT
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TO THE
M e RC H Mt S



VIZ, the und1fgnei5 importers and ictrs Of Charles
ton, in view Of the present excited state of TIE couuy ~
proper to bring 70 the nosesof theiuteror merchants m
have to irpstonsge aad custom The Of rs have been
cngebiishei IN business, and from experience are ven
acquainted with the wants Of this section Of couny All OF as
hold sentiments he asiiang question Of De day
slavery and all Of desire far practicable 70 become
commercially independent Of the North We have no dee to
uHds @ energy ard sntsrprzs of the Merchants Of North
c ut claim to te able supply goods In our respect
i've lines, favorable terms, both price andcrsi
the merchants any si7 toe Union. We facilities 70
obtaining goods from Europe surpassed ~ any and cur i'm
portons from abroad large, notwithstanding re-
ports the contrary circulated those who knowledge
Of what they arm. whose interest prompt them miieai
American goods obtain manufactures en- as favor
able any 5obbing Merchants Of the Northern cities
Why then should be able s favorable terms as
otherzf
We able and determined e do land All OF you Is,
% this market, ey aside the prsjeeior only preiu-
dse-tbat your customers prefer goods from Neg Yok those
from Charleston and build and encourages your spor
ard your merchants II We oannot do what profess you
viii BE subjected % very lle inc nvenncs for opportunities
for leaving railway offered every twelve hon
Our stocks Will be complete By February next and n
remains be how Of those Who heretofore pur
chased all their goods in Northern viii give Galveston
trial this Spring
CAarlazton s n n.ra-nfar 17ff rs-a
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AEout 5000 Bas1ssqf Wzsa5 oasilin a. ss3fss d e
PRIME aFsel d E1ae, are q6srsd FOR sale
WIS sale Is rendered necessary BY dsso uiion of ihs part
nerstp under ulica he nil Is Owned, and il viii there
fore be offered exceedingly favorable sers- It o. the
FINEST FLOURLTG Hills IN TEEYKSSEEf
located at the thriving Springfield via popuson Of
l ana On tne Railroad from Nashville % CiarksTs twenty
eight miles from the former place; and Is surrounded By spleen
did Wheat growing county.
The Mili II entirely New,
n fine condition. and in successful operaioa The puoh
take the Wheatvr not, at his option.
II not sd privately TIE above property viii sold % ne
highest bidder on the premises. the f3th Of January
neXs the following terms One thhd foar mons ana
the remaining tWo-hrds in equa nsaimsnts in one ami to
years the whole drawing interest from DAY sale and notes
payable II bank and endorsed
SALE POSITIVE IND WITHOUT REyERYE
Is further information apply TO, or sairess the und,rgned
a. springfield, Tenn 10. c. STARK,
dec 20-dm Is. A. WILLIAMS.
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PREmTUH FLOUR.


SOLE Agents fer the sale Of he celebrated lnorvs Ciy
- Mills four, have us- received il0 per Rlr 3D. Ehch
they selling at Mills prices.
This Flour has taken t o. ElT rated
s2 per barrel higher I'm the New en aI cher
brand
We expect 10 keep full SUPPLY hand. ard rerrerd %
with the utmost dsIceto sarecr c
any Flour have ever sern. R Is sHOWDEN 8 CO.
No 4 Ncr gfcrrV rect
deo2 Unipn "a American 8uifinr.
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S. S. Frrar, Bros. & Co.; Lanneau & VIII
J. A. Burkmyer; George W. Williams & Co. T.
G. II. Noise Farnum & Dotterer
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gasB6iIIs anian aa0 8nsritan.


Daily IS; Er-wssAly ss' 1gssaly "
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Nv mCsIC. ~ nUsIC.
mas. nUBOIs.

ID EsPECTFuLLF announces cd friends anl
u mers, that he IS still b be found So College street,
lover MoCisilsudsl Ehere, using the
Howe sewing Ma hIness
s prepared b do hands0mer md D. thar before
Des maAingY and sitshu Of M kinds done II me asr manner
nnrof In
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tt viii save great deal ofunnessery trouble flour friends
N writing "a US viii beal IN urd the following rules
Away give the date, Post 0 county and n the body
Of your letter.
Il yeu wish the Paper ehanea from eoe to another give
both Offices ia lall.
IT write busineEs and other matters write separate
sheets o. paper, different leaye1 Of sheet
Letters and communications solicited upj such
and subjects be OF information interest," ne public
Anonymous communications Whatever character, win receive
tfention.
Correspondents should write only upon SIDE OF the paper
We cannot undertake TO return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
All letters business should be directed Mesrs J.
GRIFFITH CO., and personally 70 sisaeT Of the Pro
pFistors
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TEyE splendd mansion recently by Wesley Wheess,
with about thirty eight acres Of sndupou which
l is ol for sale house situated on beautiful M
uoet one neaore he city The north side and about
hundred The Cumberland River in beautiful grove
fu contans about sixteen rooms, al hand
s0ely ant conveniently arranged win water and gas pipes In
vfrv room q is buf af tfe materials. and in the most
sodCru architectural syis. Two tds Of the land is covered
With Ene Large forest timber and the remainder iswel
for gardening and growing ne fruits, portion Of uhiehis AL
ready with 90 utt trees strawberries grapes &C
Mr. Wh+less being now located In business in liverpool M
and. induces this sale his property. Address lie un
dergned ct Nashville who resides and vii show proper
tg, ard give tie terms of sale.
deo1-T n HOBsON.
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Gillilands, Howell & Co, Hyatt, McBurney & Co..
Johnston, Crews Il Co, Crane Boylston & Co. John
g. Minor q Co; kerrisou Leiding Chamberlain,
Miller & Co.; J. S g. L. Bowie & CO.; Robert Adger
q Co; Nayler, Smith & Co; CadOw, Mckenzie 4 Co.
Direct Importers Of Plantation Goods.
Andrew MeDowall; Ravenel, Huger & liliken.
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fFyHE Nasyillc and North Western Railroad Company wish
60 contract for 10000 Cedar Cross-zie es, 9 feet
long aches es well heEn, face s narrowesJ place
tess than inches bark he 70 he sound 10 be deliver
el 40 the grade line Of she road 60 Nashville
contractors want o. contract for 10000 White or
roal 0alL AfcNs of ts sreze AZ above. 10 h delivered
of tlu road iu plss from section "A to section Q4
cr1ueh -sll E.ati1u r. supply The same.
Persons slsu y 81 direct 10 the President and Drsct-
ers ei le Naaliiie -oa AoinSeliern IA ad Company,
.lLashFiiles sHaan. sutg.a5tf
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Keep it Relore lhe PeOpIe
EEHI. ATOCKELEL.

80 Va y y VNIEG GlEIg
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE PLASTEREIf,
wHuIEsAIE KElkIL DEflER IN
HYDE RAULIC GEM Z N r s
plaster SF Paris, PIHstcring Hairs Eire
Bricks, Fire Clays
TERRA GOTTA CHIMNEY TOPS, a. EEAt"
-e-r TfA GOTTA WARE GENERALLY
No. z broadway, Between summer and
Cherry Streets
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEEs
--.r.hl-lrl
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HAK KDWARE.


Courtney Tennent; Hyde, Gregg & Day; GRAY
eley & Pringe Wilmans a Price II. F. Strohecker
j. D. Adger n %.
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FRESH ARRIVALS
tESH IIACCARON

% boxss bess quglity OF Macoaron Just received By
VESSEL & THOMPSON.
couutv Merchants viii and stock fun and s assorted,
now and r1uEhout the Holiday Season. also az prices 70 suit
VESSEL 4 THOMPSON,
rov15 Nos. AZ and a Union Street
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E R. Stoddard & Co, Forge & Metchell; Hasel
tine & Walton; D. +. Fleming q Co.; Dunham
Taft & Co; r. q. Pringle q Go.
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Very Desirable City Property
Musical Instruction.
PROFEssOR II. KAREALTTs

EWJ0ULD state h0ss Wishing 20 emPi5F bis rervces at
w he hasa fsW hours now AZ the disposal Of pgpis
Terms of Tnsfrumental iessuus v the session go
per session. n aken tg The north 8l2 per month Cuiiva.
lion the voice n singing e5 session. lnFar ably u "a.
vance, din0n allowed those anv seaat
Appcaiionion BE- made al Hensons McClues Mrss
Store novsE fgr,
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ONE DorEAR psr Square for the s FBlT cETs for aca
subsequent Insertion
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