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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-02
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Es- See agEat the People, Press, and Dealers sag.
HENRY r. CosTAR-Au the summer have
been troubled with Reaches and Mice.
tually ashamed of the house, for the Reaches were
everywhere. purchased box ofyOur Extermin-
ator and tried il, and in week there not
JoHE b. GIvEss No. % Elm Street.
HoUsEKEEPERs-troubl with Yermn, need
be so no longer if they use CosTAR's" Exter-
ninators. We have used il to our satisfaction, aud
If box cost IS, would have It. We had tried
poisons, but they effected nothing but COerAR's
article knocks the breath out Of Rats Mice, and
Bed-Bugs, quicker than can write IL. II In 10
great demand all over the eountry.-lfeaina (oho)
Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions ara destroyed an
nually in Grant County, by Vermin. than would
pay for tons of this Rat and Insect killer.
Laneastar (Wis.) Herald.
HENRY r. COsTER.-Your Extsrminator Is re-
ceived, nsed, and pronounced decided gnoosss.--
We used box Of il, and the way tho Rats and
Mice around our premises tsraissd Nedn that night
was caution TO sleepers. Since then not Rat OF
Mouse has been heard in kitchen or cellar.
Magregor (IoDal Times.
HAVE BEEN sELLIEG--Your Exterminat0r
for the last year, and have found il shot every
time. have lot known il 70 fail IN a single iul
"S~N~Ss Wv AAS@3a "a NebAttl @atAAAA4 t~AAt ~
WE HAVE BEEN sELLIEG--Your prepare
tons rapidly. Wherever they have been used, Rats,
Mice, Reaches, and Yermin disappear Immediately.
ECKER SToUEFER, Druggists New Windsor BID.
To Dssfroy-Rsts, Reaches, Dc.
To DesIroy--Nies, Moles, or Ground Mica
To DesfrOy-Bed- Buga.
To Destroy-Moths in FmB. Clothes &c.
To Destroy-Mosquitoes, Flsas and Ants
TO Destroy Insects on Animals, &c. &c.
To- Destroy Every forH' and species Of Vsrmin.
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AhANcst LLLI ocpbs LEU 1oOL
H LIST OF ZETTERS r EaM.aKsT:-
9CE ing in the Post Office at Evansville, Indiana,
August SIst 1861 Persons calling for these let ter
will please say Advertised, aud give date of list.
Advertising fee, one cent.
LADIES' LIST.
Antheny Miss Alice Love Miss Maggy
Brinkman Mrs Ellen HIurphitt Miss Rebecca
Busick Rebecca Jane Middeswart Miss Fanny
Barnes Miss Caroline Mcdonnell Mrs DR.
Cobb Miss Josephine Neale Miss Missouria
Davis Miss Elizabeth Obbers Miss Jane
Drowes Miss Elizabeth Porter Miss A
Daily Rachel Robinson Miss Jane
Elkins Miss Maria JaneRobinson Miss Mary
Ewing Mrs Edney Rich Mrs Eliza
Epperson Miss Esther Reynolds Mrs Augusta
Funk Miss Mary Ann Redmon Mrs nj @
Fisher Miss Sarah Stokes Elizabeth
Coepner Miss Margaret Smith Mrs Maria
Godge Miss Emma Serrly Mrs
Gipson Mrs Sutherland Mrs J 4
Harrison Miss Mary Schmidt Miss Mary
Hendrich Miss Mary Stinson Mrs Polly
Hartin Elizabeth Saulter Mary
Harris Levina Stinson Miss Octavia
johnson Mrs Mary Amt fel Mrs Mary
FARRELL Mrs Elenora Williams Miss Kate
johnson Miss Maude D Wells Mrs Eliza
Ael ey Mrs Helen Whited Mrs Rebecca
Knight Mrs A Wills Mrs Francis Il
hespney Mrs Fanny Wright Mrs Jessie
GENFLEMEN's LIST.
Abbott John Jam'son VIM
Blond Peter Jones PenneI
Block Louis Jacobs VIM
Burkhardt VIM johnson Henry
Bullen Thomas Jeffrey Edward
Bates Goo " Knight Thnz
Buchannon G A kelly Rob't
B1sslnger kavannah Jas
Barnett Jas Killer Jno G.
Babcock W Keller Jno M
Bride Kuickerboeker W Il
Beliden NJ flasher Philip II
Belote Geo 2 Dundermann los
Bradley Z A Lawrence Morris 3 2
Bogard John LO7lay Fred
Bowes John Land w s
Commons Dommanic Littlepage Martin
Carcel hoDt Mackey VIM
Collins VIM Maekin John
Carter John Mylor MIR A
Cook Charles Morse W P
Carter Henry Maddux Alex
Crawford Stephen Marquis Jno
Cook Harrison Miller Jacob
Clark & j W Morris Ham
Callahan Jas Miller Geo
Coleman Chas McHugh Jas
Cak1s john Mcbride Patrick
Carr Henry Nash Geo
Copley Chss G Neale shapleigh
Chairman O'Hare Dan
Cox Henry Oliver Fl Z
Clark Moses O'Connell Jas
Carphey VIM L Perkins Barabus
Davendort Henry PurseiI Stephen
Davis James Jr Perrigo VIM II
EIIeshrope w Reub Airram
Elkins David Raab John
Falstread VIM Roch Patrick
Flyms Jas Readfearn TownIey
Fountain P Rogers VIM
Frank Geo Robinson Geo
Flower Richard Reitz w
Gardner Jas Luke Rsdman Henry
Graham Danl Sullivan EdwasCi y
NroOdf1dgo JACK Somes6r L nj
Green John Smith Sam'I b
Gaffamy Richard Salem Chas
Gurby Smith Ohas
Giroux n B Sheldon JnO T
Glazebrook Bro d Co Seal FL
Hissuck d W Sanders Geo
Hughes Alfred Tinsley Rev @
Hitch John Temple VIM
HUM Theo Vinier as
Henry Thos Vandever Saml
Harrison III i Vaupel Alex
Hursk Joan ID Vaughn Jas
Hampton Thos Woods VIM
Hulourt e Woods VIM II
Horney Thos Weldon Joseph
Hoffman John Wsid VIM D
lilly Chas Wilworth 7 J
Hatch Sacob Wiles Capt G r
Hollenbrook Mr. Wiggers Henry
Head VIM Wilson Sanford
Hughes Edward Wales Henry
Hitch &P Waters Richard
Hearter Geo Walden David
Hoy Harrison Wallace Richard
Hall Jos L Welsh John
Irwin G Ward WIN
JAMES H MoNEELY, P. NJ
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Official
EVANSVILLE, Sept. LIST, 1861.

EVANSVILLE sept. Ist, 1901.
M LIST OF LETTRRS RE.M.RE.V:-
9CE ing in the Post Office at Evansville, Indiana
August SIst 1861. Persons calling for these letter
will please say &c Advertised" aud give date of list.
Advertising fee, one cent.
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CLASS THIRp.

Comprises, besides what is taught above all
the higher studies that constitute thor
ough English Education, per quarter, in
advance ss 90
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SISTERS OF PROVIDENCE.
TERMS OF A DAY SCHOOL.
CLASS FIRST
0rthography, Reading, Writing, and Needle
RI q %
CLASS SECOND

n addition to what is taught in the first class,
Geography, Grammar, On tied States His
tory, Elementary Exercises, of Compost
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EXTRA CHARGES.

n. B.-Each Quarter will comprise eleven weeks.
Needlework is taught in both classes free of charge
Pupils not received second quarter whose bills
are not paid, unless agreement has been made
Glasses open the first Monday of September.
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MORE GRAIN and provisions ara destroyed an
nualy in Grant County, by Vermin than would
pay for tons Of this Rat and Insect killer.
Lancastar (Wis) Herald.
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that the stock there being large, prices had
declined 2s@3s per cwt. closing dull at Ass.
This is equal to about CSC. per gallon in our
currency, and the United States duty being
10c. per gallon, and the freight, say 10c. it
may be laid down in New York at 90c. per
gallon, allowing IS. for contingencies, so
that the present rates are not safe ones.-
Timothy seed has declined to l 1902 90
and dull. Flax seed is selling at 85c. but
the great bulk of that the oil manufacturers
are getting costs them 1 90 delivered to
their agents throug bout the interior. They
have contracted to pay the farmers this rate
last spring.
Provisions have not changed in value
the demand has been moderate, but has
been confined to bacon and lard, there hav-
ing been very little mess pork or bulk
meats. There has been 8 pressing demand
for bacon from Kentucky, or rather for per-
mission from the Port Surveyor to ship to
that State. Bacon is wanted in Kentucky
badly. There is large quantity going to
the East, partly to Western Virginia to
supply the troops, and part to the Eastern
cities. Mess pork may be quoted at $l4,
though some holders ask II rs.
Bacon 5, and &c, but purchases in some
cases have been made at shade below
these rates.
Bulk meats may be quoted at 4, and
&c, but sides are held }(03c higher, whilst
shoulders can be bought at &c packed.
There has been good demand for lard
BIl the week at Be, but not much to be had
at this rate.
Common hams, smoked, covered and
packed, may be quoted at &c, and sugar
cured s4(G94 according to quality.
Butchers lard is selling to the chambers
at 64c without packages
The grocery market has been quiet but
firm, at 73@9c for Cuba sugar, and to 81
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-04-25

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. zen Oao"ai's"el .sS"'" :, 80. n5 W;
Ia 0'a'ioln' On 'ne "Ii""'p:,. -, S., pa1
Aii"s'o" NS,i'oau' "i'l''e.D 80. ~, roarnina
''"Ioie' was Ou'"eN =" -. c-a Cd
" ,n1 t'o'e'S nun 4s'.,11 n,n.,.lL;a "a
"1.'I.>,e- l . i" 'e9.", 80 p:-3;a~ canor,l bv
~ l,'7 ~ : rD'.''0
~ l''' 80, ~ r =, 80.
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The Defence Of Washington.

Since Baltimore city has suffered q mob
to obstruct the usual channels Of commu-
nieation, aud her Mayor undertaken to burn
bridges and cut telegraph wires the fami-
lies Of those soldiers now at Washington
are much concerned for their safety. If
our opjnion is worth anything, we believe
that the successful defence of the national
capital against any attack that can be made
upon it is certain. No matter what may
be the movements organized TO assail it,
they will be bafied and repelled until the
rein,o.cements now oa their way to
strengthen it viii render it absolutely i'm
pregnable Gen. Scott has now quite a
large force Of well-appointed men under
his command, and it viii be readily i'm
agined that he has not neglected the re.
pcated warnings which have been given Of
the schemes Of the rebels, and th,t he has
taken every precaution which his military
knowledge and experience suggested.
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ra-A correspondent Of the Steele Pa y,
ernment organ OF France, writes from TunS IN ~
as follows:- e''F
Our College OF philosophers at horae, ,,sr
probably do accomplish . great deal for th .N! 81
Science, but the Americans are the peo,1I' 'S4,e o
these discoveries to practical account NJ % td:l
modern inventions in use here are AInerjca o tie
American chemist, DR.. j. {. Aver Of Lowcn anu ene
much of the medicine consumed in ms ~ r ~ Fens
His Cherry Pectoral. Pills, Sarsaparl9 ana Ste~AtFy
constitute the staple remedies here becepsa ~ l
Of easy application, sure IL their results and sy SIS
confidence Of the people. While the Sr;an NSg ny lie
icine is carried 10 higher Perfection in or NM " 424
Try (Erance) than any other, il strikes Frsr ,el2
4 little singular thai 81 American Pys;q '''a1 IS
furnish the medical skill ana remedies t.r s,l Sue @
pal Province" 49, F'.I,s
We ale happy to inform cur readers Tia, l.
pertor medicines which The Einp,.gr's uy.p,5,T -
ince is obliged TO get from America may bslsst.
neighbor~ at Charles Ritz's Durg Store, lev. -
Jacob Metzs. Allcuylle, II :. McNabb 4 Co.. y -
Vile, K. VI. Kinsloe Roeds,iiie, r. GraFs ~. ,
and by Dealers generally.
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gS3~We hope there will be 10 petty
spirit of revenge INDUCED in at the pres
ent time against any person under the garb
OF patriotism. We 60 in for prompt meas
-Ares where any person will now give aid
and comfort to, or openly avow his willing
ness to fight for the southern traitors as a
few fools have done, bat rot On suspicion.
happily our county numbers few Of this
tory class, and they will soon be such OBJ
jects tor the finger Of scorn that the very
boys Oh the streets will hoot them away
whenever they venture to show their foul
earcasses in public.
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= Office is hereby given that letters oiai
' ministration on the estate of MARIA
McNITE. late Of Armagh township, MiHil
county, deceased, have been granted to tn
undersigned VIM. II. McNitt. residing il
SAID township Of Armagh, and j. j. Luga.
residing il the borough Of Bellefontc, Centre
county. All person indebted to SAID estat.
arc requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims TO present them du,y
authenticated for settlement.
WM. H. McNITT
j. J. llNCLE.
administrators
Lewistown, April .. iGGl-Ct*
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Lewistown, April 25, iUGl-Ct
IEWISTOWN ACADEMY,

'RNIIE second session # this institution ui.,
/ commence on MONDAY, NAY 2gtl.
In addition e the common English branches
instructions ssi!i be given in Latin Greek
French. German, and the Higher Mathelnat
les, also, in Drawing, Painting, and music
No extra charge for the Languages.
Rates Of Jrifion.-&3 90, 4 80 and Sc q
per quarter Of eleven weeks. Drawing, s. 90
Printing, 50 90, Music, $40 90, InciIenias
% cents.
\ Teachers Class has been f.Imed and Is
IL successful operation. This class is design
el for those whu desire to thoroughly qualify
themselves for teaching. 1t will continue
till July, agorling ample time fur thorough
review Of the studies pursued IN comm
schools
Teachers can enter this class at any TIM
though au early attcndcnee ot al who Wi.
To Join it * desired.
For further particulars inquire Of
NJ J. SMITH,
Prin. Lcwi>rnwn Academy.
Lewistovn, April -. IsGt.
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PhiladeIonia Market
LEWISTON y. Ap

Flour.-snperfne IS 37Ia5 so, extra C23a
5 S73, fanny 6a6 25, md fanoy brands 6 50a
7, according to q-alty. Rye flour 3 30 per
bbl Penpa Corn Meal z IS per bbl.
Grain.-Red wheat lI9al2lc, white 20 to
l45c Rye CSC. Corn, new yellow, 62c.-
Oats 32a335o. C,c7erseed 81 75a4873 PER bu.
ferings of Beef Cattle reached 1.09O head.
Sales at from s. to 8 o. as 10 qsality:
60 Cows and Calves at from 90 to 3s, and
springers at Is to Is each.
$3.50 Hogs at 6 to Is the lOG lbs net.
1000 wool Sheep at 5a5!c, and sheared at
4a43c per lb, gross
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LIC L N s E 8

vFAVERNKEEPERS who have not rs,;
- their licenses granted at the last ror,,
ere now liable to indictment for seIF,,
liquor. All remaining in my hands an ,I'
lst day of May will be handed TO an ofr.s-
WI. Z. VINES,
Treasurer
Lewistowr, Anril .. 1861.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MILIrAY RELIEF FrND.-A list Of the
subscribers to this fund viii be published
next week. in which those who have paid
one or more instalments will be properly
designated Tie orders being all under
s., it is impossible to pay ;hem in change,
but as they are received on deposit at
Russelrs Banking House, or redeemed
there in sums Of s. and upwards, store.
keepers and dealers Of all kinds will find
them desirable currency.
THU LUGAN GUNDs.-A number Of
letters were received from the gallant sol
diers under command Of Capt. SeIheimer
Gu Saturday last, almost without exception
in good spirits, and ready to meet the foe
in any number They are quartercd in
the old capitol! and by all accounts enjoy
ing themselves as soldiers generally 10.
- ~ y" Nv ''1'''' 'i''''
continues unabated, and II oacas'o" should
ARISE Mi1hih county can Seno al' entire re-
iment into the field in addition to those
already gone. On Thursday last we re-
cciycd despatch authorizing -! for
meeting 10 raise company Tor Capt. II.
y. Iollingec, and Oh sunday be was in
Swan has sine. hcau authorized t. r,i.ean
ofbsr which will n~55rhlv aa Cil,d by the
t;,oc wo oo to nr,-. Beside, these the
1.ifi;n Comfy Cavalry are nearly or oui,e
ready and the irwin Guards and Be}!evi.lc
Fenci6lcs raridIy recruiting. ! Home
Guard will be organ,zsd this "Wednesday
evening, and the gallant soldiers Of 1912
vet bere-amonc them one Of Scots cap
tains on the Canada frontier. Dr. Jos
enh Henderson-ar ready to draw. sword
and shoulder muske, in defence Of that
banner under whose folds they triumphed
then and lived happily since.
NJ Tnoram is also RAISING men in
Dooatnr and 7. G. NcCcrd up the river.
1os . MN, bor enrolled
rGy~The Young men of Lewistown are
requested to meet in the Apprentices
Hall, on Saturday evening nezt, to form
Junior Home Guard.
MILITARY MEEr1Na.-A large number
Of the citizens OF hewist0"n assembled n
the Town Hall on Friday evening last IN
pursuance OF q call issued by Capt. hol-
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aea.The star-spangled banner is floating
in all directions over our borough, and is
eliciting cheers and the souliuspiring
soaaa from old and young as in days of
yore, Long may it wave, to the confusion
Of al traitors
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Insulting PennsYlvaniars.

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''i.0" MUM " ''' '''o '1'0''" y ''''' - -
'nlS Pla'9
able lures Which passed through our city yester-
shS e@p5yinss Of The poor houses and i@ils d the
frSn % he bardea ot beir support from hem-cvcs
o 52 M e raasa9 iI fy cre@ T6d sf M P%or
# tins the character of Old Anea volunteers, it
T2 , |oTg' n ,o G,rey~ , sl,cI rffrl ~ he iz
soldiery OF this state can ever ir.tcrniza with.
If the sljnj$.9nSta Ike such company 10 heayen's
n@n9 ler ,y @ @ a. mo M ba,,l 'g ,its ~ rI@ad = e n
Pennsylvania is Of her loaser amt Ia them march
i'',,,i" -, 7,Piy'' -''',.' - +,
0houiu 'he c1'I@oiS u 1'aI'I'hoIe Su1'o'
the Gang of infamous tories who head the
Dl,: .,l o,,,.l...,, .l,,,- ~ 49,,
l'ePV"''ea'', ou" anu ',"0''''' Siieo' 'i'ei'
To control their CITY IN the work OF treason
an defamation, it would be hard to restrain
the mon ,lrs siandered from Vrcakius, n
H.. 49,. ,..f1..:~-
III - - ''-~
Dis8F@ce-I' Hlo' az baltimore
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0gifahld ilSSillCi', ouNCl NOL' '-AIlli; -1iU
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Lewistowr, April ., 1861.
DISSOLUTION

NOTICE Is hereby giycn thar the partner.
~ ship heretofore existing between the m.
dersigncd in the tanning business, under the
firm Of MCKEE & TRONELL, was dissolys5
by mutual consent On the lst Of April. 1851
Al persons having claims against said firm oys
requested to present them for settlement. and
those indebted are notified to call and make
payment before tl,c 18th day of Nav next, a,
after that date the accounts will Le placed in
the hands # proper officer for collection
The books and accounts are in the hands Of
John Mckee.
JOHN MCKEE,
AIf-I,I
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Married.


On the 81 inst, by J. B. Strain. PERRY
ORR, Of kishacgquilias Valley, to Nr. ~ ~
GELINE SlGLER. Of Lilirysyi!le
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On saturday 1t appears t4e "AH9o oi
Baltimore ordered the destruction of brdg- /
es on the North Central Railroad leading |
to Harrisburg, and on the Philadelphia |
and Wilmington as far as Hayre de Grace
with the object of preventing any more
northern troops from passing through Bal
timore to the reliefof Washington. What
right or authority Mayor OF city has
to DO such acts beyond his jurisdiction may
yet be tested.
The Harper's Ferry Garrison at Carlisle
BURNING OF $4,000 STAND OF ARMS.
Lieutenant Jones, late in command at
Harrer's Ferry, arrived at Carlisle at three
clock ON Thursday afternoon with his
command, consisting Of forty three men.
Lieutenant Jones says that he learned that
500 lirginians were approaching by the
Winchester road to seize the arsenal. lie
Immediately placed piles OF powder and
straw in al the buildings and waited pa
tienhy the approach Of the enemy. The
picket-guard having given the alarm, the
garrison set fire to the cut houses and car
penter shop. The fuses beginning to bnrn,
he commenced his retreat. The citizens
Of Harpcr's Ferry were evidently in league
with the party advancing to seize the ar
senal, and were instantly in arms and fol-
lowed the soldiers. -Four OF the regulars
were taken prisoners, but they escaped.
They marched all night, and, missing the
train at llagerstown, took omnlbusses to
ChanJersburg, much exhausted by their
nights march. They were entertained by
the people Of Chambersburg, and received
with loud cheers along the route.
General Summary.
The camp at Harrisburg has been kept
III constant state Of commotion BY the
arrival and departure Of troops. On Sat
urday night, three regiments were sent
: from the camp, armed and equipped, to q
point on the Northern Central Railroad
where the bridge was destroyed on that
road. On Sunday, about four thousand
troops, many Of them from the West, ar
/ rived, and on Monday a large number Of 9TH
! er companies were expected to report. As
each company arrives, the men are proyi-
dcd with arms and blankets
! \ United States naval officer states that
the steamer Spaulding landed her troops,
reinforcing Fort McHeury very quietly
The Baltimoreans were expecting her ar
rival, intending to capture her, but she
started down the bay and frustrated their
designs.
Fortress Monroe has also been reinforced
with the Massachusetts, regiments.
The Baltimore and Wilmington railroad
is in the hands Of the government. The
road is clear from all obstruction and troops
are rapidly transported TO Washington By
way of Havre de Grace.
! The Massachusetts, Regiment which lett
! Philadelphia on Saturday last has safely
reached Annapolis and been quartered there
for its protection.
The New York Regiment which lett
Philadelphia at the same time have taken
up their quarters little nearer Baltimore
and has the railroad under its complete
control; in case of necessity it can reach the
city in very short time.
Washington city has now more troops
within its limits than IS necessary tor ITS
defence.
All oIono, The horders of PENNSYLVANIA
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War on High Prices!
TIE
ODD FELLOWS HALL ST0Rn

FINDER command cf Nathaniel keDae,
- dy, is wagirg an unceasing war on hiG
prices, rs every one can test who viii csil--
lie has on hand Foreign and D,mest!o
DIR z GOODS
of al kinds and qualities, embracing eve
thing il that line; complete assortment .
GRocB REFS,
remarkably cheap, with good weight and Il
measure, together with
QUEENS"iRE, sT0NEWiRE, HiaDWi
Ce5arware, WWow~are, Shoulder,
Ham, Sides, IUackere!, .StG5,
Herring, Cod Fish, Dr!ed
Beet, Notions c[ ali
kinds, Boots d
Shoes,
and various other matters, SO that the IN
Is not q What has MAJ Kennedy got
"W hat has be not?"
pg~ Having obtained license from 'hs
Court Of Quarter Sessions, he IS Tow t'@
to offer an old stock Of ri kinds OF u
from CCMsiON W WHlSKEY TO best "
BRANDILS ard GINS, either wholes
IeJa;i, :. low prices. TayernkeepeF'
others are requested to call.
lawn .iusy received a large and CO..
stock of The above named goods, IT..
fully ask Continuance of the very
patronage heretofore extended towards
Prices 70 suit TIE times
wines, Rrandies, Gins q '
keys,
FOR Medicinal Purposes, of the 7s'
quality.
REFERENCES.
We have been permitted to refer 70 q ;,
lowing named medical gentlemen. @s :; :
high character of our Medicinal L!qlo.. -
DR. RoBER1 MARTES
Ds.. T. A. WoRrAL
na Remanber the stand-frs. io
Odd Fellows Hall, opposite the bia2L -
Hotel. ,,-,,-,y
NATHL KEN NhDA'
LewistoHn, April l8, 1861.