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5rtfiu! Nn1,fes.
.nJHS DINE WATER.

EnJHE. 10 DIN T.. w ATER.
Pure :on1,-E IN 1ure Ws-rE. L cnre for Scro.nla.
Co:trnrtser. prs2el>ia. Ehsusaa.!s... Ncrr.,:t,
Nc.nst. Dscs zEd ali :!nec a:ft.esss naa .i.t.
E rna1ades u:eh arise from e1fceblod, yltis,ea
tiac al fhc blood. detective uutttion AZ lrapuzc At
..os,:.e.c. &c.
III eeaI:Eeucss ns prsc solution AID fts cxcc:cuce
as ncaieu a'c attet'cd by sncll distinguished
ee Dr. J. Il chiton, Prot &. Il. Pa-kc:. Prof J. c.
Eoo'h. AID otstzs equally veil kno N to science.
u per tcttc
DR. n ASpERS i co,
Physicians and Chemists, - Broadway. N.T.
For salc By BLISS 1 SHARP,
nns c.lsSn1 III Lake street. ChtcaEo. III.
, 1863-04-23

KAN KIM OFFICE OF
=. 4. ELLIS g. CO..
CHICAGO. March 2, 1873.
4ae Undersigned having purchased the stock Of the
1FaoeF ank Chicago and succeeded tu its
nave opened M olce in this c,ty on tho Northwest
corner OF Like AID Clark Streets for the PURPOSE Of
doing 4 -
Gencrd Banking and Exchange Business.
VIC VIII pay particular attention to the purchase and
ea1e Of Exchange. Con and Treasury Notes. md Will
be7eascd to as correspond or agents for
t1y banls snd bankers.
We VIII also keep for sa1c United States Reye,ue
etaure. On which We allow discount OF four ne.
cent. VIXEN ordered n a1ouats Of 500 a1d upwards
sad OF tarec per cent. OF amounts Of 500.
IA ELLIS i co.
L.l l1lAhaAM. Cashier. m3a663am
, 1863-04-23
SPRING MODES FOE 1868
L Column for tho Ladies'.

devolcs three columns to i subject Of which
lady readers never weary. We condonse
few points from this lengthy presentation Of
Spring modes tor 1868:
Out Of doors rs yet the present bonnet has
undergone no present alteration, either in
shape or rornaneutations. The s'sky-zcraper."
three s'oried front, has been slightly modified,
anu Inc brlm nearly equally surrounds the
within. Tit French patterns arr mostly Of
enchanting simplicity, plain shat"s covered
with Grape over. silk, and bearing d boquet
Of towers, which j. placed midway upon 1t,
md not mounted atop like the feathers in d
indescribahle nse'ungcs, many Of them COM
posed Of
, 1863-04-23

CTEAAlED FRESH OYSTERS
- sr:cet Oysters. Picked Oysters, IIoass Mests
Poultry, Gaut. Sourt. TEpn.l vesh Fruits Ve1atabna
tel:ss. Eat:u2s ssuses &C 4. every variety put mp
Poet +, at their exteaslve Farm. and Factory,
ARCHER & REEYNa
Is Worth Eater street. aad s6 North Dea*are Ayenue
Prtrr fts+ d.. H4a &4p4AR
, 1863-04-23

fR. JAMES, Formerly Of New
~ o:leaa6,> Whose Gn,ivatcd suceess ln the trc1:-
u:ers Of Chronic. Mcr<urial Blood. and other dscaaos,
uas permanently located himself at s. Randolph
Ft.ec Chicago. Dr. .7arr 1sreconrue endcd ~ the me
clca faculty and tho almost entire press Of tho South
T.ar~.:as Of nnfortpnate- bless Dr.. JAMES, who,
c7t tc7 hlm- would Be living q miserable exist.
c2ee Tie c.vtable reputation Dr. James enjoys from
The Lakes 10 tic Gull the result OF years Of study
&c chsc! r4ioa.
D.. James uses 10 Mercury. Iodldc Potaseu Arsenic
Q: sa-arn. ia. in 1hc treatment Of blood diseasei
bet tra:izer. xht-h IL positive cure,
Orea:,'e Weakness cured by rev and ictsuible
c1e;:.cc. saving both time md expoaso
ca.tt and pa1oss At Sc Randolph street, solrs)
Ct.cc hours from 4 II. until ST II,
CONSULTATIONS Nv1oLAp1E,
rnt1-1S6:11h1
, 1863-04-23
A Spirited PHOTOGRAPH.

"cne who las lived in Georgia and South
Carolina writes TO the London Dutly Ne1cs to
say that those States will probably refuse to
pull together i'll tie long run, for the reason
that Georgia possesses an industrial con,,uu.
nifty who nre by patnre honest, notwithsta,ll-
ing their drift inlo secession, while South
Carolina
swos settled By poor nobility, dccaycd aris-
tocracy, idiscontentcd Cavaliers, out at-el
bow: gentlemen, puiite swinl1tTs, and the
rits-rafi Of broken down noblesse, gamblers
AID dcmi-rcps Of Paris and London. That WIS
the original stock Much Of it has since, by
their beautiful domestic system, been i,nproy-
ed, strengthened and made more Vigorous
~ an infusion Of blood FROM the more atn-
1e;ic and industrious race known III history
as tie descendants OF HIM.
The writer, after laying on these strong
co!ore, tills Lis canvas thus:
"Soutl Carolina may be called lazr, gen
feel, ambitious, piratIcal fllibustcE; while
GeorGia is a modest, homespun, unretincd,
plodding, honest tiller Of tile soil. Query.
VIII Georgia submit to bear part Of tue bur.
dens Of taxation In debt Of Eix hundred to a
thousand millions, brought On by q MAR tnat
was entirely due to South Carolina originally,
ana afterwards hacked up, aided and abctted
primarily by Virginia and afis.iss;ppi? Let
the slippery speculators who are 50 anxious
to buy Confederate bonds and then sell on. Ia
parcel Of siLnpletons and 'la,ne ducks iu
tWenty-four hours, give an ansWer.'
, 1863-04-23

The day nfter the battle Of Antietam. thc
5th New Hampshire formed tile picket line
alorg the edge Of the corn field where Eich-
ardeon's division fought. The reserve was in
one edge Of the corn, and tic picke's about
middle way Of the field concealed in the corn.
as the Sharp shooters Of tie cumey fired on
all who undertook to walk around on the bat.
tlc-Hcld at thht locality. Early in the morn
Ing one Of the wounded rebels, vito lay lust
outside the pickets, called one OF th. New;
uomEsAir. men and handed him little slip
of paper, on which he had evidently, with
great difficulty, succeeded in making eomc
mystic signs in circle with q bit Of stick wet
i'll blood. Tho soldier was begged to hand r1e
paper to some Free Mason rs loon rs possible.
und he took it to Col. E. E Cross, of bis rc-;-
lnent; The Colonel was Muster Mason, Iut
could not read the mystic token, it belonging
to higher degree. He, therefore, sent for
Capt. J. B. Perry, Of the 5th, who was :nc,n.
tcr Of Free Masonry, and showed him the let
ter Capt. Perry at once said there was a
brother Mason in great peril, pnd must be res
brother 3iasons in the regiment, told the
story, and in a few moments four '"brothers
Of the mystic tieh We're crawling stealthi1v
through the corn to the brother in distress,
lie was found, placed on a blanket, and at
great risk drawn out Of the range Of the rebel
1,iies' 1n' nnd then carried to ths 5ta New Hamp-
5hlTe = hospital; He proved to be First Lieat.
EdolD, Of the .A1ahama volunteers, badly
Tounded in the thigh and breast. 4 few
hours aud he would A;.sc purished. Lieut..
Edom informed his brethren Of another
wounded Mason, who, when brought out.
proved to bc 4 Lieutenant Coloael of u Geor.
gia regiment. These tHo wounded rebel OIL
GERS received the Eause attention US the
wounded officers If the 5th, and warm
friendship was established bet Tcen lpcn who
few hours before were in mortal Combat,
This Is one Of TIC thousand INSTANCES in which
the Mas onic bond tas proved blessing to
mankind
, 1863-04-23

MALT. MALT: MALT.-Su:
nl per,or barley Mat for sale. Addr~ss ], J.
SANDS, Columbian Brewery, Chicago, 1at4 Ii
, 1863-04-23

: IiE MERCHANTS, FARMERS
r. AND MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK,
50 Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
otnce honrs from 10 A n. to ST. II Also nou IF
IL. II. ii. Tuesday aud Saturday.
INCORPORATED IN 1861.
6ix per cent. Interest paid on Savings.
DBECIuEs AND OFFICERS,
Presidents. H. FLEETWOOD,
tltc-l fcst-E. c. fHkEIAN. Gounscl-NX, C. Gouuy
Vice c.p1tst-P.K WEsTTAI1, Cashier -STDSEY MrEE.
BoAED EF EXAMINERS.
!.C. Fargo. I'M iountree, NJ LeEI,
J. X. Jones' T. s. NhIiijps S s iiaTe.
J. l!ehm. 1,cvD. Dunno, ,yC.C. s. Dole.
81 # i,sT1!S;s Wsst ~ ;!nae;e I;anhs i HEa5iey.
Il. Kl6Lop Odd. 4. Gage. Hon. VIE Ogden,
j. H. ". JonCs, ". Z. DoEEctt. Eel .uGfs-ly
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New Jersey Lands for Sale,
Also,

NTHV1
GATd8m or E'ruiG lFaEmso
SUITABLE for Grapes, Peacheg, Pears, Rasp-
- berries, Strawberries, Blackberries, Currants
de-, Of J., p, 3, 10 or 20 acres each, at the follow
ing prices for the present, viz 20 acres for 5000,
10 acres for Sll0, o acres for $50, p acres for
$40, ! acre for $50. Payable by one dollar per
week.
Also, good Cranberry lands, and village lots in
CHETW0OD, % by 100 feet, at $40 each, paya-
bic by one dollar a week. The above lpnd and
farms are situa cd at Chetwood, Washington
township, Burlin gton county, New Jersey. For
further information, apply, with a p. 0. Stamp,
for a circular, to
b. FRANKLIN CLARK,
No. 90 Cedar street, New York, NJ, Y.
Jan. q. 1903. ".
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fHEDAlLY ByFNiNGjouRtAi.
fNu fUf
WttKLY bEMOcRArtU ttAbth

Ihfie Uemoofatit rfr0fl lh'tiy tlbI.t.I ts
Abort u N0llsau, Whose connection ibtf0siI
hm entirely ,aaHsl ale not pttI .hsi hud .i.
goa BY thatlcs ~ pihp nul Alfred a.. lew
ha orr0n. yf Tho great Democratic Party. Th..
vil defend ihe principles Of enc ua0 .ilut1r.
rights 9th States and tho hhoril.. .l 'ho poo.
plo.
The Evening journal i published o,ery aner.
noon Sundays excepted go f6 per ouuun, 10
81 iur siX mouths, payable in advance. n com
tains spirited articles on tho political questions
of the day, with ON the ourrou. news. Market pnI
Stock reports, and OH such matter as ia usually
found boz D. Daily Newspaper.
The Weekly Democratic Leader is o large
double sheet pgPcr containing eight pages, FOR
ty eight columns OF reading matter, and 10 ns
ni.hed nl lho following rnLeAl
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DIR. WM, b. r
DENTAL REMEDIES
ARE
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD,
FINE TEETH AND A SWEET BREATH,
CURING ToOTuAcHE AND NEUR,LG

CURING TOOTHACHE AND NEURALGIA.
for PEAuLY WalrE and Sound TEETH ? o.,
DIR. VIM. u. Hurd's Jnrivalled ToJ,r
Powder, warranted free from acid, alkaiOr uuy
injurious substance. Price, % cents per box
BcHarc OF the ordinary cheap Tooth Pow.
ders, which whitcn but destroy,
Do yOu wish to he certain that your BREATH
is pure, sweet, and agreeable to husband or wife.
lover or friends, Usc DIR. Hurd's Celebrated
Mouth Wash. Price 81 cents per bottle.
This astringeut wash is also the best remedy in
the world for Cnnkcr, Bad Breath, bleeding
Gums, Sore Mouth, etc. 1t has cured hundreds.
Do YOU, OF your children suffer from TOOTH
ACHE2 Get DIR. Hurd's Magic TOothaChC
Drops Price Il cents per bottle.
Are you afflicted with NEURALGIA? Get
DIR. W M. II Hurd's Neuralgia PIastcrs.
The most effective and delightful remedy known.
for pains in the face, chest, shoulders, back, or
any part Of the body.
They do net adhere nor blister, but s0othe and
charm pain away. Try them. Price, Is aud 81
cents. Mailed on receipt Of pice.
For sale at all the best stores throughout the
CAUTION As there are dealers who take nd
vantage Of our advertisements to impose upon
their customers inferior preparations. il is neccs-
sary to insist upon having what you call for, and
GU viii GIT THE BEST, thoroughly tested, and
prepared by an experienced and scientific Den.
Treasurer Of the New York State Dentists
Association and Vice President Of the New York
City Dental Society.
Address
WIN. B. uuRD & CO., Tribune Buildings
Sew York.
Jan. q, 1868.
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Mr. Stanton and the Draft.

a correspondent Of the anL.-slYery
.!dEdUt in giving an outside view OF otii-
q, ers in Washington, says Mr.. CoyOde, oil
i 'enusyiyania arrived here on SATURDAY,
iJr the lrpose Of warning the Govern
llent to Prepare for cavalry raids along
ne border. If Gen, Hooker is 10 act on
2 ne de.ensiye during the summer, Mary.
p .EuQ ana Pennsyly0nia will suffer more or
SO from rebel inCursions along their
outhern frontiers. There is no doubt Of
nis. Mr.. COvode is here also for another
nrpose e. to caution the Administration
gNInst anything like an attempt on its
art TO VioIate the CONSUMPTION act by re-.
lsing 10 acknowledge the plain provisions
{ that act. Nj. Stanton, il Is well known,
no tayors tho notification Oh tue money.
nbst.tute section of the act. lie does
OF like the section, and it is SAID propos.
r s 10 interpret II rs psrmiSsory. ! DO not
lean 10 charge upon the Secretary an IN.
cnt 10 violate the law, but his desires
ave 100 much TO do with his interpreia'
on, ana tho enemies Of the Administra-
Ion will everywhere accuse the Secretary
IF violating The law. MIR. COvode gays
nat il The Government expects the people
10 obey the Con inscription law, it must not
ct the example Of violating one of its
lost important provisions. The ncgliS
,ence Of the Government to execute the
'aW has been un~accouutGbte, 1t would
eom rs if hardness were an inherent vice
If this Administration. We need more
tnen at this very moment, but Mr.. Stan,
.'0n, who is so prompt to throw certain
men (the most Of them traitors at heart)
nto Jail, and 30 careless Of law, has Stun,
yeIed while Il great army has Teen
rowing weaker, The act passed by Con,
5ress is good enough. Under it's proyis,
sons a fresh draft eau be made every
fortnight, if desirble. Men may be made
20 pay three hundred dollars over and
over again. There is no limit to the repe.
iitlon OF the draft, and a fund can Soon be
raised large enough TO enable the Secreta,
'y OF War TO offer q bounty Of $l,C00 to
volunteers. There is no trouble with the
law as it is, but tie ADMINISTRATION is welk,
be8jtattng and diviGcd IN opinion. The best
,hirg any member Of il has said lately
came from MI. Stauton's lips, when he
declared he would hang white rebels for
loyal black soldiers, sure as he lived-snd
his was only said. Mr.. Stanton has not
'Haue u IOTulal announcement or what he
will do, as he ought for the sake Of the
cclored people who are asked to enlist and
who will soon be drafted. The Secretary
has decided to let the draft upon the col,
oged people like the white. Not many of,
This class can pay $500 to be exempt, and
n consequence large numbers will lie
jraited, especially in this district. Some
u them are getting alarmed, fearing their
late, il they were to fall into the hands Of
ihe rebels.
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CABINET EMPORIUM.


TAniNtlt-NAKisH Would rt.tsamIt
Y nntauhee % DE public ibti ia bh. fItd op
a anur on rhtffy street. bean ite rtiaearhi
bufeh, and ueatlg 0pfotilo lte f~aalienpo I'D d.
krnitst tsQ, Whefo he intends 10 carry 1n lhs
cabinet mnkin hliihasi in Boz different branch
os Having served % regular apprenticeship DO
Che b]usincs4 nnd worked ns 70 J0utneyman over
s.N years hotijes taryiug on o. thop for Tire
ycnrs joe hllters himself lhot Dee can render sot
islacton ihofe Who mny iavof him With ihei
ruit ,m. Having located 10 Clearfeld borough.
hc solicits % shurc OF pstronaro. and il shall over
be- bic object 90 make to-ufdcr neat and substan-
thai fruitura-aush aa
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a WORD II REAL UNION MEN.-Don't
Gly to please the fellows who are now cry,
ing out Union - Union - so Justify.
They are the men who have during
ihclr entire lives labored 10 break M the
Union. They have not evon the merit of
jeathbed repentance. Their whole object
Is TO make political capital. They wouldn't
Tomorrow have the southern States back
IN the Union with the uutrammellcd right
of voting. They are indeed n set Of noisy
md dangerous hypocrites. Distrust them
-ayo d them-lauRh nt their masks. pay
no heed TO their abuse. Do your duty to
your country, its laws and institutions
and let these amazing Phari2ees play th,ir
farce. But by all means keep clear of
their praise-when they give YOU that
you may De certain you have done a mean
thing.
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He will always be


with Tcchner's Patent He will also furnish
lastonings-ond Gard TO order Hair, Husk, and
ncr's PatcntSprlng Bed Hair md Cotton MAT
steads. BUREAUS Of TRESSES. The above
different Kinds, SIDE named, aud many other
BOARDS. Wardro6es articles, will be made TO
Bookcases, Parlor and order for customers, on
Centre Tables, Break short notice, cheap for
fast and Dining tables Cash, o. exchanged for
aud the latest improved approved country pro-
Extension Tables. Hat duco. Don't forget the
racks, Was stand, roi- place, rs am determin-
let and Work stands, ed to furnish all articles
and every other kind of at the most reasonable
furniture in his line. %Irates.
no" Maple, Cherry, Poplar, Pine, Linwood and
every other suitable lumber, will be taken in OK
for furniture, Cash will also be paid for
5Ood Lumber h. X. SHOPE.
n. B.-Cotins Of tho latest style made TO order
ON short notice. Funerals attended whenever
desirable. Cicurfoid, Po., Feb. II, 'G3.
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lttos, AsD titopAihA


I.a5I.s r tgttt syIsr faAfsfs,hf
naomi. rrytt djlne,
fIia iht crimson iif. lit ia"t
lrIII IA Iaft fliiUHi8h slhi0as
Uttirt on the tvenihf blaft
i.t ib.r0 Hfin, Oh Queen, support mr.
ilu.h Thy sobs, ord boH Thine BAR
II,,tkon 20 he great heart secrets.
Thou and thou alone, must heat
bet not Caetals sprtiie millions
Mock the lion thus laid low
Ardmy vrctched scattered gnlloys
str0w dark Actium's fatal shore.
though 40 gliltttiug guards surround me,
Aumpt Co DO their t~rustor's will,
must perish like u Roman,
Die the great Triumyir stll
bet not Caesar %scrrilo minions
Mock the lion thus laid low
Twas no 0emau'g hand that slew him,
Twas his own that struck the blow,
Here then, pillowcd on thy bosom,
Ire this star fades qLitc away,
Him who. drunk with Thy caresses,
MgdIy dung u world away
Should tho base and plebian rabblo
Dare assnil my fame ut Rome,
Where he noble spouse, 0cla,ia,
Necps within her widowed home.
Seek her ray the gods have told me,
Affairs, aagurs, c%ircling wings,
lhUt her blood, with mine commiuglsd,
Yet hall mount the throne Of kings.
And, ior thee, star-eyed Egyptian,
GIoriru. SOrcerUss Of the Nile
Light the path to Stygion horrors,
Give the Caesar crowns ald arches,
Lethig brow with laurel twine,
Twill scsrn the Senate's %tTiumphs,
lriumphing 10 love like thino.
l am dying, Egypt, dying
Hark the insulting oeman's cry,
They are eomiug-quick, my falchioR,
Let me front them ere die,
Al no more, amid the battle,
Shall my hoart %exulting swell,
Isis and Osiris guard thee,
Cleopatra Rome farewell
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@A-While the Republicans are calling
all Demoorats Copperhcads, and recoms
mending, rs q war measure, the hanging
Of all who ]criticiso the acts of the Adj.
min'stration, they shonld bear IN mind
NATL! Their present hanging creed had
c put INTO force during tue war of 1912
ana the Mexican war, when Democratic
administrations were in power, there
would not now DO LEFT alive more than
enough Republicans TO form a regiment.
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The ENRoLLMENT.-ln the third ward in
Chicago last week the enrolling officers
we're set upon by a mob and severely in,
Jured; one OF the number i, not expected
10 recover,
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Sgs"How dare any man." says Sum.
ner's organ the Boston Commonwealth,
pray for a return of that fostering wrong
that SIN and shame-the Union as II
was L. is like breaking the tablets of
the Eternal Law and dashiug them in the
face Of Jehovah" Could blasphemv or
political madness go further? And yet
we arc asked to labor with these men for
their object, the destruction Of Slavery
Dubuque Herald.
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Watches, JewclryS d Silver Ware.

Watches, Jewclry9 q, Silver Ware.
FNHE undersigned would respectfully invite
u your attention to his we'll selected stock OF
Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES, Fine Gold
JEWELRY, Of every kind and variety Of styles
com rising all Of the NEwEsr and most BEAuu-
PUL designs.
Also, SOLID SILVER WARE, equal tn Coh-
and the best make Of Siiccr Plated Ware. Each
article is cUraHtcd to be as represented.
Bis"Watchos and Jewelry carefully repaired
and satisfaction guaranteed.
JACOB HARLEY,
LSpccrSsor 10 iSau3tr d. Hqyig,)
No. 622 Market Street, Philadelphia.
March !, ISG3.-3m. pd.
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1868.
PHILADELPHIA ERIE RAILROAD-

PHILADELPHIA e ERIE RAILROAD.
BNHIS great line travcTs s the Northern and
4 Northweston counties of Pcnnsylvahia 10
the city Of Erie, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Peuu8yiro,ia Roi-
rond Company, and under their auspices is be-
ing rapidly opened throughout its entire length.
It's now in use for Passenger ard Freight bu-
siness from Harrisburg to Driftwood ed Fork,
III niles on the Eastern Division, and from
Sheffield to Erie, as miles NoR the Wcstcru
Division.
Time Of Passenger Trains at DrJlvooa.
Express Train leaves Gus ward 20 p. ".
LAprcss Train arrives westward Il 90 ".
Cars Sun through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways
on these trains between Philadelphia and Luck
Haven. and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars accompany the Express
Train both ways between W~illiamsport and Ealti-
more, and Nilliamsp port and Philadelphia.
For Information respecting Passenger business
apply Mt the 5. h.. Cor. llth and Market sts.
And for Freight business of the Company
Agents, :, b. Kingston, jr, Cor. 18th and Market
SITS, Philadelphia
). W.. Reynolds Erie;
). NJ. Drill, Agent n. G.. r. r. Baltimore;
IL. Il. HOusroN, Genl Freight Ag't. .Philu.:
LEWIS J.. HoUrr, Gcnl Ticket Agt, Phila.;
Jos. D. POrrs, GeAl Manager Williamsport.
Jan. q, 1863.
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oirtr os girttt .ihfrt. t|tfttuttp. ttgg.,
% o. o%ooblAVptR, 60 Publishers.
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Terms of Minimizing.

over three weeks and less than three motlh 20
cents per squa-e for each insertion.
Busirea notices not exceeding Shines are in.
serted for 50 q yep-,
Advertisement net marked with the lumber VI
assertions desired, will be continued until forbid
and charged according to these tcrms.
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Flyers Patent Churn,

a superior article. A family using this Churn
never need be without butter!
All the above and many other articles are fur.
nished to customers cheap for CASH or exchanged
Tor approved country produce. Cherry, Maplc.
Popler, Linwood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work. taken In exchange for furniture.
% Remember the shop is on Market street,
S,earneId, Pa'' and nearly opposite tho "Old Jow
S'o'S; JOHN GULICH.
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j. P. KRATZER

J, ?. KRATZER,
"EKC hANT, aud dealer in Boards and
shingles Grain and Produce. FRONT Street
above the Academy Clearfe.d Ia,
Dec, I, 1851.
ENoR sALE-A Carriage, Suitable for one y,
II a two horses-in good oondition-for gaIo
cheap for CASH, by ~
R. V. WILSON.
ClearGela, June 3, 1858.
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Tho Democrats OF Pcnnsylysnig, Maryland,
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