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nas N.tch Combis ed. With Patent HslE
Wt1dtng Aap2aratus.!.

10 1s63 page H. Voluntarily says: I'VE hsvs beoa
shown moss plea.!ug novelty. Of which the BuBHA ID
EROS ofAHew 1ork. arc tho soils Importer It ID
called tie AAaE9 TIAk OBszHyEa, aud ls 8 Haariug
CT ot co6Tsntrxr snd dsdad;V H. tIn ha! pfes1
cheaEsss f9r Eeaersl aud reliable 1se eyer
offered It tls within It and connected with Its ra-
cstnery IL ovn winding attachment. readarlnS key
enttrely rarecessafy. 1he Cases ol this witch are
1.1as :od: !shaa ne improved ruby sction isysr
n, mns,Tsmea! sEd y Ns:rsatsd an ac:utat. tmspesn" "
ssTpls Wateaes 4 neat MOROCCO boxes tor tao.e
The no=taEe u IS ceat1. Registering e0c ''''''
,o3s1 Watches stnt hy exprcss to a7y prrt OF the
s,si!stIy: Pertess ordei1. . TIL! msn1es sa,s a.
etoee 81 ~ psnof q tas1r sincerity tas aaoans TO
selsiess and all others "a the t1.loYs1 States sr a4y
saft4 ths reo must seRd payment n sdya1ce - f5s
press Co17pA 4ies rAfuse msklcE co..
teetr II ?1ci 1feca<tous loca1ss- Mocc3 can b
EeEiasettd tettdE. 1t our tl1E Ous pstroas afe re-
3oseteo TO cAu IN pe-soa when 1t III cooYc11et for
;htm to co 70.
, 1863-09-12

Co1uatnUs, Ohio, Sept. u.-Recruitinr
has1ng ta1led to I'LL up the quota of this State'
o'ders have been received from Washinrton
to enforce The d.aft. The number Of men to
nemea DC aeaseo - o requiring the use Of Is 900
nett Heak. N-~t-Na'4
, 1863-09-12

BosroN, Sept l.-A fire carly this morn
ing destroyed the boiler works, blacksmith
shop and machine xhop Of the Globe Iron
Works, in South Bo3ton. The fire Will cause
Eerjous delay in the construction Of the tro
new Monitors now building at the Works.
Loss $225 600 or $50 COO.
, 1863-09-12
OUR RELATIONS WIT8d .rA.
PAM
Official Dispatches or the wyoming
0Mcer.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE fc1louiug
telegram has been received via San Francisco,
Sept. 7th:
LEGATION or THE o. s., JApAs,>
fozkUuAXA. July, 2sih, 1868.
SIR: On the 26th OF June, the American
steamer Pembroke Was attacked at simouakf.
600 miles from Hara, by vessels of the Prince
Of Nsgota, On the 10th Of July. The Wyom-
ing blew up his steamer, sunk ten gun brig
and engaged six batteries, with q loss Of four
men killed and seven wounded.
4 French gunboatwas fired into on the 7th
Of July, and Dutch sloop Of war on the
11th: at the came place. On the 25th Of July
the French Admiral destroyed one of those
batteries.
ta'gnea} RonT. Il. PRIME,
.. 8. Minister Resident.
, 1863-09-12
FEnul NeWYAF.k.

NEW YonK. Sept. 1.-Gold and railroad
phcks are declining rapidly in consequence
of q rumor received 1t philadelphia that
CLkrlcston las surrendered.
Gold is selling Us low as 1878.
, 1863-09-12
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tcibuuc,i~ =
WASHINGTON, Sept. II, 1861.

ToaoETo, Sept. 1.-THE evening TIM;
Rpe1sass e stase9s tsssgnm d5Gm 9sqs9s
IL Understood, ara fitting out Al 0n.hnas' II
run the Southern blockade, ~aeoee 70
, 1863-09-12

ClkcISEAr1, Sept. 1.-THE Dayton Journal
Ihe jury this evening acquitted Henry II.
meyer, eslitor Of the Dayton Eaqxirrr.
, 1863-09-12
Nem A0pertlstu1e,lfB.

COMPANY 8, ELLSWORTH
Co7rr z0uAvEs@Eyesy Gs member belonging to this
Ee'r DHn Room. this tsatarday5. ayeni1E at X:
: ocloe1-SHARP. EJ order OF ~ ~
..12n6S51 It Capt. T. " CoPCUrr.
SEE1NG IS BELIEVING.-Than
- Ga1l It EEertts ART Gallery Isl Lak street. aud
Dol ara per dozen ond you viii bsiieYc t6af tIty ars
4o. a9Ecaseed n htauiy Of tore o. 1tyle Of Gnish
ee2-nE.6 II EaY Nrsg &oo,.
, 1863-09-12
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
4s& 4s DEAEBoRS sTEEer.
Trade Sale Of 12O boxes Glassware.

pLUMS! PLUMS! PLUMS! !
l. 0nehnr drel bushels
CHOICE BLUE DAWSON. GRKEN. GAGE Ann
LARGE EGG PLUM,
JUST rfCtiYed Aod for eale cheap by SHERMAN
HALL d fOFE. o. south Water st, sct. u8SI3tnas
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DEING A nuSrlAG A>u 0rEE FACE, oG Laws
ID on GESrLLNAs's N4r,U- CoVnt .rD
ono Of the p]rtlticst mo.t convenient, U0l dc,
cilcdly the best and chcapcst timcpirco for gen
crnl and reliable use, ever offered. II has with.
in il aud connected with is machinery, ito own
winding attachment rendering q key entirely
unnecessary. The cases Of this Watch arc com.
posed Of two metals, the outer one being Enc Ii
carat gold. It has the improved ruby action lc,
yor movement, and is warranted an accurate
timepi'co. Price, s~upurhly cngravod,per case Of
a half dozen, $2Ol %. sample WatChcs,in neat
morocco boxes, for those proposing to buy At
wholesale, $50, sent by express, with bill payn-
bic on delivery Soldiers must remit payment in
advances, as We cannot collect from those in the
Army. Address
HUBBARD EROS. 4 CO., SOLE IYPORrERE,
Cor. Nassau & John SITS, New York.
Jan. 81, ISG3.-Gw.
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GnnInM ~IpnmnmrnIa

EETILL be received at tue Office Of tho Clear.
w field Creek Bridge Company. until tho goth
day of February noxt, for the erection of Il TOLL
HOUSE ut the East end Of the Bridgc-said bull.
ding to be onc-and- "a half stories high, and lG by
% fcct-to be completed by tho lst day Of july
next. Tho plan and specifications can be exam
incd Mt tho Office Of James g.. Graham.
Proposals must be addressed to a., B.. Graham
President Of Clearlold Crock Bridge Company
j. 3. GRAHAM, Prcs't
". ". DErrs. Soc'Y. Jan. q 1868.
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New Jersey Lands for Sale,
ALSO,

GaRrs- or lgguit Earrag,
SUITABLE for grapes, Peaches, Pears, Rasp-
y berries, Strawberries, nlackUcrrios, Currantsi
DC, Of !, y, BIO or 20 acres 6arh, at tho follow
ing prices for the present, viz 20 acre, for SSsa0.
~ acres for SllO, 5 acres for $50, "a acres for
$40, acre for 500 Payable BY ono dollar per
week.
Also, good Cranberry lands, and village lots in
GREENWOOD, 25 by 100 feet, at $40 Zach, paya-
bic by one dollar q week. The above land and
farms are situs cd at Chetwood, Washington
township, Durlin gton county, New Jersey. For
further information, apply, with . p. o.. Stamp,
for . circular, 70
3. FRANKLIN CLARK,
no. 90 Cedar --cst. Me-. York; ~ y
Jan n Ib9S, ~.
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The N,lIuf.ut. u.t"HIr con tuius -.
following Icttcr from Crpt LAmuuea, ra,
.porlr the c1u.aluy. in hi. oamIauy ot
,hc ia,, battle Of fredericksburg Igwrl
be- rocoloclcJ that Capt I,had command
of tuc regiment after tho hIl Of the Lieu
tenant Colonel and Mrior-vhich we TO,
,itoye was uul} IN ,he action;
BELLE Jl,Iy. Va Jam I'D. 1858.
EuuoR W|si,lYA.. Below you viii find
h,ilru, missing and wounded oil
Company i. 9TH Reg. T.. X c., at tho bat,
I tie Of fredericksburg, Va. on The 18th ult.
| would have sent II much earlier, but
my health and duties as wei 10 the unccr.
taiuty of the fate Of Tho missing, iRduced
nlc to postpone it until now
Tho wounded arc In different hospitals,
the killed were buried on the battle field.
and tho fate Of the missing is rs uncertain
as aL first. They may be wounded and
captured or they may be killed.
Tho mon Of this company behaved with
groat gallautry in this as well rs all other
battles, as you may judge when / say that
out of3l men, including myself, that went
into the engagement, | reported p killed,
wounded and m~iSsing-bcing over two
thirds.
Killed Sergt. Hamilton Whistler, Pri.
yato A. Curtin Glonn, J. T. 2, Trcziyulny,
and Thos. Kelley who died from wounds
receivcd)
Kissing Lieut.. JOS. p. Lucas, Sergeants
Jos. l.. Watson, Samuel Garlt, Corporals
David Fulton, Henry M'Causlin, priyatos
Samuel H~olabaugh, Thomas McQuillan
and David Price.
WomdGd-P riyates VIM. Dusonbury, J,
Hopkins Garrett, VIM: Ham, Roderick
johnson, John Walter and J. T. Weaver
Oftho missing, Lieut.. Lucas and Sergt
Watson / know to have boon wounded
early in the action. Of tho, rest [ know
nothing, except that | saw them advance
with their comrades, and they did gair
tho rear when we were compelled to fal.
back Worry respectfully, &c,
JAMES II. LARRIYER,
Capt. 20. Z 5th Rcg't, 2. V.
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lG@faf MmARnnI

TlIE BOARD OF REL LEI for tho county Of
Il ClcarGcld, will meet at the Commissioners
office, on Wednesday and Thursday the 2sth and
29th days OF January, A. D., 1863.
The Board Of Relief have directed that tho
wife Of the soldier must appear before tho board
and produce her sworn statement detailing namo
Of soldier, regiment and company whom enlisted
the number Of children, with ago and sox of each
tho township in which they resided at tho time
Of enlistment, and their present residence : and
that she is without the means Of support for her
self and children, who are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses of crcdibility, from the township
IN which she resides, must also be produced,
whose certificate, sworn to before tho Board. mus.
sSt forth that the applicant is the person sho rcu.
res6nts herself TO DO that tho statement of tho
number and age Of her family is truo that she is
in destitute circumstances, and her family in NC
tual want, ana that oil the facts sot forth in her
application aro Just and true.
FORMS containing thsse acquisitions can ho Oh.
tainti at the office Of tho Board Of Relief, whom
application is made and tho Witnesses appear.
Illness Of tho applicant, properly proTen, will
excuse personal attendance.
WIN. S. BRADLEY CPk.
Jan, Z, 1868.
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FRgscuyILLE, Jan, end. 1883.

E4hoy3 Rpu6ieaa:
GBNTa-I notice In your
last Issue that you contemplate doing
something" and intimate that you will
be forced to close up tho concern.
You ask for advice, and | presume the
kind that will be the most acceptable is
the ready rhiro. ! accordingly enclose you
two dollars, with tho hope that you will DO
able to "run the machine as you found it"
| can do without coffee, tea, tobacco and
many other ~luXurica, but for Gods sake
don't stop the Republican. Yours Rcsp'ly.
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z UDITORS NOTICE.--Tho undersigned
"a on Auditor appointed by tho Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Centre county, to mako distribution
Of the money in The hands OF George Alexander,
Esq, High Sheriff, arising from thc sale Of the
real estate Of j. j. Linglc, will attend to tho da-
tics Of his appointment on Tuesday tho Both day
Of December, inst, at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, Of said
day, at his Office in Bcllcfontc. Whom and whore
all persons interested arc requested to attond,an
those having claims TO present thcm or DO dollar
red from coming in on said fund.
ADAM HOY,
BcAcfonto, Dec. 10, 1862. Auditor.
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4 ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.-Lettcrs
N Of Administration having been granted this
day to tho undersigned on the estate Of PORTER
SmIH, late of Pike township, deceased, all
persons indebted to said estate arc requested to
make immediate o ymcnt, and those having
claims against tho same viii present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
l.. l.. HOOVER, Ada.
Jan, 18th, pd. Ct.
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OTRAYHEiFER. Came to the rrcmisos
- Of tho subscriber in Lawrence township,
about tho first November last, . Spring Calf rod
and white spotted. The owner IL requested to
CONT forward, provo property, pay charges and
take her away, or she win be disposed ofaocorl-
ing to law. MATTHEW OGDEN.
Dec, 81, ls62.-pi.
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UUl " .lN'|.'"
ODD. .l.g.
g.,t,.I,uH. uUa. lur l|r.Iunr' f. ou
,.i,.a..IU Axe beauty gUl IioNUu 81
-, HuiIr nmrl N b. as
.i., .,. reading l1nr. ASH d. Iu
a.. losp,y oftis cmh,lla hmcuis.
r., .,,,,i,r ,, ,,. rn.l
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VIZ IL. .,.,...
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we purpose
NJ 800 I-...u ~.
WIN" ~" !"1 "'','nN'' "''
'''Cc tHal Po''lIohS are ocIhG prese"IV" ~
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MEAT MARKET !
GURM IBIOOMg.

TO H0USEKEEPERS.-The subscribcr-who
was oducntcd in tho Pennsylvania Institute for
the instruction Of the Blind--is now manufacture
ing CORN BROOMS, at Centre Corner. near
Wclchs', in Lawrence township.
He makes q splendid article, and persons want
ing those indispensable articles to housekeeping,
should p%otroni2o this worthy young man.
E1"BROONS will be supplied either Whole.
sale and Retail on the most accommodating terms.
EMERY LEGGETT,
Oct. T., ls62.-6t.
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9(Gn advertisements.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-.Eotioo
N is hereby given that Letters of Administra-
ton have boon granted to the subscribers on the
estate Of Joshua Armstrong, late Of Lawrence
township, Clearliold county, decd. All persons
indebted to said estate, arc requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly authon-
iioated for settlement.
SOPHIA ARMSTRONG,
BARNABAS ARMSTRONG, "om '''
Cloarheld, January %, 1903. I'd.
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DIED-Iu BogSs township, on the sth instant,
Washington, Infant sen Of Mary and William
Turner, aged 8 months and II days.
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1868.


1000. 1000
PHILADELPHIA & ERIE RAILROAD.
THIS great limo t%raycrs-s the Northern and
l. Northwestern counties Of Pcnnsylvahia 10
the city Of Eric, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by tho Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company, and undcr their auspices is be.
ing rapidly opened throughout its entire length.
1t is now in use for Passenger and Freight bu.
siness from Harrisburg to Grove Flat, ION the
sinnemahoning, 1872 miles on the Eastern Div
islon, and from Sheffield to Eric, on tho Western
Division, as miles,
Time Of Passenger Train at Groro Fiat.
Accommodation Train Leaves 8 A. NJ.
Do Do Arrives 20 p. NJ.
Cars run through WITHOUT CHANGE both ways
ON these trains between Philadelphia and Lock
Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars accompany the Express
Train both ways between Williamsport and Balti-
moro, and WilliamspOrt and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at the 5, E.. Cor. 18th and Market sts.
And for Freight business Of the Company'g
s. y. Kingston, jr, Cor. 18th aud Market
sta, Philadelphia
J. W. Reynolds Eric;
J. NJ, Drill, Agent ". c.. K. r. Baltimore;
j.. II. HousToN, Gcn1 Freight Ag't, Phila.;
Lewis i. HoUrT, GcnI TckotAg't, Phila.;
Jos. D. PoTTs, Gon'l Manager, Winiamsport.
Jan. 81, 1868.
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assortment Of all kinds of goods required
tor tho accommodation Of tho public.
Nov, 10, 1869.
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+ Hour, II N s.,
Shoulders, Sugar,
NIolassns, Coffee,
Tea, Crack ors,
Spices, Candles,
Coal OH, etc.,, etc
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such

such
as Wine, Brandy,
Gin, w h iskoy,
COgnaC, etc, etc,
FRUITS, such rs
| IrunCs, Basins,
Figs, Eilborts, &c,
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nR ~ WOODS

taa.v slIsl 49,
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court met at an oarly hsu7 on MondGy the l2th
inst--Presidont Judge LIsH, and his Associates
B1oop aud THOMPSON, all pfoseut. Moss Of the
civil business having been continued, tn ere 70.
msinod but little to do.
COMMON PLEAS.
Iohn Hepburn vs.. Isaac Bloom.-ApP eal BY
Defendant. Non ~Rssumpsit. Verdict for Plain.
tiG for 1913 81.
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T ascrs!s papers pleas, copy.
SfEtl.AL MOTTO ES.

sffCaAL NOTICES.
LARGEST pvIa9FT1 HonsEs
IN Tas OoNFEDaRAJY,
= rOR SALE:
LOCATED AT RICHMOND, "a.
Tho undsrsignsa dssifcyg Of r. l:,ing ftoSn bust
ness which be Ess pcrarsd for twenty ysars-Io
bsc.use it fs not r,nun.rsiiEc , bat because b.
~i,hss 20 eAsnse his pursuits which Fill require
his undivided attention fl "a sor sale his
EXTENSIVE rRIN7EnYi
This presents . mo-. desirable npportun ty srr
investment to sny well kaasn Paci'hor or Man
LEO TOKENS A DAY.
l. row printing Ave weekisa Of tee largest Il.
cuia,ion Ia tEo State II Pa u horse b ,i.ss
With gngins three h)oig so fte. f9ng heated b,
siexm-Uas Fixtures c5hrle.e
Tu2 FONTS cc ryFH
Are very large. embracing evsIy description soi
BOOK PUBLISHING and JOE PRINTING, end
are 10 good condition; with very aygs supply Q.
LIlArs AND sg.ss RULE
md al the fstures necefs xry to cH.auc success
fully and probably . large easiness. In wcsd,
TIE establishment Is np!ee Il all tie appoint
msnts, nothing being wanted to tender 1t Ell
cient
The hcuas IL locatsi on ths cc-ner Of Main and
Akh streets IN thc csutre CT business and most
popnl5us Part Of tAe city, and ia u1dsr a moasI xse
ra7,ai.
Parti,s wishing to purchsse viii address, for par
t,cl.a:s, CaAs. II WYEEE.
ap l1-lts Eek 1913. III. hmorE, Va.
ss~ This Colarbi, Guardian, ChasIss.oa Cor.
riss. navz.nsa Georgian. Montgomery I'd sarsises
sotiis Advertiser, WiimirstoD Journal Kncxv!!i.
Regis .eE, sua Ptter burg 1xpress vii copy trI.,
week taT one Ii .1:h. ard ,ccissct through 3oa.A
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"AHDaoME REBIDAHc8 ON rsn,,
i'll ms ofs0.a, t.,wsen Ffankl,n ara 0,s.HIAsf
tvss.hsr with the Honsshcla Sw niturs ,Ss,.s. .s
sale At Auc,ion AT the Request Of Ne GSm,, =.
EkiDpar As viii gel ct N ,tflp. On The p,smi..s "
SATURDAY, the 18th ApFE. 1853 At II .'.i".t
II, .hs handsome frs m, DWELLING ocsupi.d =. ~
located - above. l. nearly asw, has ,o. sn'
iscnt std IeR poTtisees coed ki.sks,. 40 -.
yard 10 We'll paved After tho sais Of lie ~, ne
ell the H1rKltnre viii bs Eol5, ecnsistir, ~ ~,
usual variety, ernhrecisg 81 ne tx.srsnt s,,,.,s
Ttia u rars nAarcs 10 o. re Tssid>uoa ara ~
nitnre. 'St'
TyRk3-To suit the prrchAs.f 70 t.,~
insprarse fer tbl. year 70 Se paid psrsh
aYfs SDDDIs 3 APPEaSVN. irs,"
T AIGA and AXoEL.ss.c YsANg Dvsr,
i IGH at RoeA e.ss. ct IKE coFu.r Of RI
Eua aud Elm streets, FOR BALE Ar sTX
'fIOx.-W,ii hs sold q. .ue';oa, On shs p.sDi,ss
On SATURDAY, tie 1lth april. 1873 a / o.co.t
n. the la q and vseil syrsnfed fr.raa DSsEss
located ~ above. now In tie cccuosncv Of -!
Junics Lamb, ct Il . rental 81 e3i0 par ans
WITH tho right OF p session l2-h Nay psrt ~
House has SGplo accommodations tor c ,vr. f.r,
~. The II. has front tf is3 tst b2 fN 80 r..
whi,h will no a!rided into thee sa.lise ons, =.
cold a. 8 whole. 81 may Be dc ired
TEkHs --uDe tsird c.s6 the hzsnce =. End y,
months, for nsgotao.e ,o.eq, interest sddsa ,ns
gssrr.a by Tres. deed; OK Ill rssh Il ,hs os,J !.
o. tha ?vY3asssr Tas ta1=a and .G.us4see Tor Iw,
- be paid by thu puecasssr.
apt aonr'x / AppEssos su,.
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Tx tgNSIVE Sale OF Hoksc5 gACvs
IL ha..a, Roossgs,, Spring Wss,-s Ress,.,
80, a. &uc.ioh.-on SAT 0sDAI, iila In. a, IA
o'clock. will sell on council Chsnb.r EiD n
number OF q s. eles9 Ecsses Eri:sbls or e,.rsh
and ssGa;o PURPOSES. Arso. than 81 requested
20 mama
t.y Sislion. ears oia, sauaa 10 evsss resrss,.
by Price albert.
rem ocls, yeass ell. thoroughbred. ana Ct e.,
= rosEc E2d :..s.
daa Mas. y~eos o5-o:s Ct The rnc-t gsrs,'pp
Ei.. aa's "a the GoI:edsrsGY.
pair msfch Bays, souni ard perfes ~ Isatis IA
5ssus
pa;s lis'c a atsys, soss!deEss sc anIras,., r.
Halo
yr1ng wall h-oiss. s.a,ss.
Ha.ks xnG II Ipsss, L good o.aes.
2 eery focd bugs,es srd Esrrsfs
! So ka~sy a.tS Ha.ness.
, sigas .p irg |a31rs I'D Ta'res
1ais sale embraces evar.! .ni,a.'s OF d. As,
order, ANA il really su.h s:sek ss stcud cor mad
siis st 'n:,on OF thoss IL want
splo EH cOoE. tuct
ADDIIInsA{. ;
VII bs added ~ ny usie, OF Council Cttuks,
Hii., THIS b. oRSI11-e-
e .o~s
lyeras 9s.r,
OF thorough Fer * hire tlsei1
very sxosli.Z. ycIs,s siu'cs.
ap II ~ - rs,GK, krrt'r
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on sas ass moemlns ii aslf psst oe.osh ion
the rryid.asa o, her arsais,, ! hasscish, -
strsss. b.s* esa povsfand jackson
..s,ss t.vsr' LIrE Rnr roLDa Oldest cold Of
Hssry aud Eapids 4 Ghisei:n ssed years
tn. MA!e bua, 20 fooa to do
And leave an earthly sphere.
Eow b;oouseia bsau'y in saa iky-
Ii freed from every osre
Tough Of. tn. bitter tea b, shed,
. bs sacred srtsf etsest
Hcw besu.isrt shs essly Dad
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BUx5Av. Of CompMy X lIth Ga regiment, o.
pneumonia, after al i,lDess CT our dsys only, In
ths l6ih year Of ht ego.
The gutiscs Of tie above not'c, exhibited IN his
short i.fe a are example of lf!srdsSin AID 'ovs.
snd leaves many wAra sad devoted Esends 10
Mourn their ioss
wis. ihcush ia lcse,y gr.ei s'gh,
For friends b-Iavcd 20 i,nga- n'g.a
So, m siVs still would Irep,y,
Thy viii my God, oe dooe
Ihops IL friend, vii ,e,aembsc, though hs died
auong strangers, ho died among frlendI
EF aeorg!a papers plsss, copy.
On tho Til iss.ant Of typhoid 2asuu'on!s. JAS
BRADLEY, of CO B, 6iatvs reg.msai fe icavea
wDs and eisht child en- 10 Iaou-n thsi; l'sa
Funeral Notice Il he funeral If dARY ANN,
VI. ,oln "A ss ,hs:ieni will b, preached 1t tie
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OaisA AID GLAsswsRE,
such - + feneh onin. sat. e:an.se Gups sud esu,
csrs, Plates Bows, BtGaapSr GETS. ssior craa.
msnts. handsome UsrGs at.sz AZ saort, e variety
uat q 1Alisd III ths sopie3s aey.
CGu.oRlA'S CARRIAGES.
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GEN ke Q nver ispsiy ahirGsd 10 say phase
BID CAGE1 L4DIEs' woak EnXEs,
Writing Ssahs, Ro.ttoios Sufssoss Cases, Purts.
bic Back q. r,vso-, ths.s. Saa atasr saa.s Dies,
JAYaKH.sE saD PL.Is w!NwAan.
such Is yishsy ',n.Isn'si Ietlst ss.s and Tea
Trays; sso %in Cups, Cea.e Io.s. CanteaSs.
Baking aud y,7ilg Pabs, Ssres PsSs, r.sner and
~ WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
such ~ Measures. IA sets : ias0 lot Of extra
Wx,s. Rrcssta hnster Prints xnd rsgl lss B.ssd
trays, Cais- Chus.s c.ci ireveliaS AID Market
'a1Ask 80 Goth. KNIFE, snd gors Ess, els.
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Nsxsss, sisea.es. Pi,s Tsuas and PAa.oskr, Taska
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1ipcers. Avis. nrieksa. Aoss, xhsrncmsssss.
FANCY GOODS.
Mesrychaum and Egias Roo: Pipes, Wallets OF Va
r.oos descriptions. Fancy Pifea Combs. bupstts
1nslish Her srasses Fancy soap, u HsH x PM.
ing Lines, Csrulns uossi NsoklAAas. Afmists sss.
elLyEE.Pu SXED WANR
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