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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-06-17
Business Notices.

Business Notices.
See notice Of the organization Of the
"Giard Land Company"
See advertisement Of Grover & Bakers
Sewing Machines, sold in this place by
Aug French, agent. These are standard
machines, built for business as we'll as
show, and very great favoritc with all
who have ever used them.
Bass & Elmendorf have large invoice
Of brooms, dried apples, horse rakes, salt,
cement, cast cast-steel plows. etc, which
they will sell to the trade very cheap. See
their advertisement.
A tax Of eight mills on the dollar is lev.
led upon the taxable property Of this city.
This is somewhat heavier than it was last
year, but we are also informed that the as
sessment was % per cent. lighter than last
year.
To-day the Grand Trunk Railway of
Canada have reduced their fares to Boston
and Buffalo, four dollars less to the former
and two dollars less to the latter place, than
over any other road. Eastward bound
travellers can purchase tickets to those and
intermediate points, at proportionate saw.
ing at their Office, on Dearborn street, Chi.
capo.
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Our DAILY SPEclALs.-We have now
perfected arrangements, by which a daily
SPECIAL report. embracing all news of the
day up to p. IN. will be received by US.
This special will be Immediately printed
and furnished BY carrier to subscribers
in this city at 20 cts per week, and sent by
mail to parties in the country at Is cts pei
week, payment being invariably in ad'
vance. Address publishers of this paper
ct McGregor.
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AMAZING TO THEIR INrEREsrs.-We are
glad to see that the Railroad interests Of
Milwaukee are at last disposed to work in
harmony, and consolidate their mutual in
tercsts. To this end a Union depot is to
be built, and other improvements made in
. short time So says the Ssgstines.
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of Vallandiciam.


The nomination Of Vallandgham for the
Office Of governor Of Ohio, is undoubtedly
the fruit of his arbitrary arrest and extra.
ordinary trial. There are probably but
few Democrats in that State who would
have favored bis nomination, had it not
been for the irregular and extra judicial
proceedings by Gen. Burnside in his case.
The Democracy Of Ohio, however, chose
to regard his nomination as the most fitting
way to rebuke the proceedings Of his trial,
and for their action they alone are respon.
sible.
There is another feature, however, of
this convention which distinctly raises
new issue with Gen. Burnside and the
President. Elk Senator Pugh, nominated
by the convention for the Office of Lieut..
Governor, spat upon and defied Burnside's
order No. 80, and said more violent things
than has vallandigham. Now Gen. Burn,
side must either arrest and expel Senator
pugh beyond our lines, else, to be consist
ent, Mr.. Lincoln must revoke his order
approving Burnside's Court Martial. What
will be done in this dilemma7 We fear
collision between the President and the
people Of Ohio, in the event of Mr.. VS.
election, unless the President revokes the
proceedings Of the Court Martial in the
case of Vallandigham.
All this trouble might have been avoid
ed, had the law and courts passed upon
the case of Mr.. V. We trust the head Of the
nation by this time is convinced that it is
better to leave the loyal states still under the
regime Of the Constitution, the statutes
Of Congress, and the state legislatures, re.
serving courts martial for the instruction.
airy states. . ~ 9,[
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Coon OLD DocrRINE. Richmond
Eaqujrsr Of Dec. 10th, 1908, had notice
Of . dinner in that city, At which were
gathered the electors Of Virginia. The
fourteenth regular toast was in the follow.
ing words:
"zhs Union IF tie States; tho majority
must gopsrn; It Il trsGsOn t. seceds."
When the wreck and ruin Of secession
have worked the destruction Of nearly oil
the personal end real property Of Virginia,
let the shove sentiment be the cpitaph Of
her desolation.
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The Delights of Spring.

The Delights of Spring.
Some admirer of the delights Of Spring
time, when nature dresses up in the
sweetest if not the most gaudy colors, has
lett upon our table the following jea~
dsprit:
The Springs scented buds all around me are swell.
. ing, FISH
There are songs 10 the stream, there Is bealti in
the gale;
sense Of del ght in each bosom is dwelling,
As floats the pure day-beans o yer mountain and
vale;
The de olate reign Of cold winter IL broken,
The verdue isfrs.h on this tree and that;
or natures revival, It's the charm aud the token,
Then haste thee to Hamnorsloughs aud get . new
hat.
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We have lately intro.
duced q New style Family
sewing Machine, making
the Shuttle Stitch, or
>titeh alike on both sides,
arranged in the same style,
nd sold at the same pri-
ces as our Grover l. Baker
stitch Machines.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DASS Il ELMENDORF have . large consignment
I'D Of Brooms and Horse Rakes--cheap to the trade.
Hw3l8
N Store and for sale CHEAP, 60 bbls. OF the best
i kind Ohio Dried Apples.
2w34S BASS EL.MENDORF.
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$3.50 emigrants arrived in New York
city last week. Most them will be distri.
buted through the great west
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Nine of the eleven cotton mills at Fall
River, Mass, arc reported to be idle.
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BASS r. ELassemdOrf

I1AVE made arrange ments to supply the North
IL west with that justly celebrated CAST.CAsT-
eTEEL PLOW. Come and see 1t, and they will let
You have one on trial, II in want of pillow.
June 18th, 1868. F5.e 34Su
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The Situation.
The investment Of vicksburg drags its
slow length along, and the solution of the
problem rests upon the contingency of the
starvation Of the garrison before any rebel
force can break through and succor them.
Port Hudson is closely besegcd, and
must surely fall.
The army Of the Potomac is again march.
ing upon Washington, parallel with the
army of Lee, which, reinforced from the
Blackwater, is making bold, aggressive
movement The advance Of Lees army is
already in Maryland and Pennsylvania
The most intense excitement everywhere
prevails, and it is idle to speculate upon the
events Of the next few days. We refer
the reader to eur dispatches for details of
news.
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Call and examine our
Machines before purcha--
ing elsewhere. We manu-.
facturs q large variety Of
STYLES of each stitch. and
adapted to the require.
ments Of families aud
manufacturers Of good.
where sewing 10 employ cd.
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Our No. 0 Machine IL
admirably adapted to TIE
wants OF ali manufactur.
err, and T. FAR mere simple,
dnIable and cheaper than
any other Shuttle Machine
IN u.e. and a great favor.ts
wherever introduced.
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order of suppression. A battery Of six
guns was SO planted as to rake the street
in case Of disturbance Of the meeting:
this is known to but few but it is a fact
which we learned from its commander the
next day. The night closed quiet but dc.
termined on the part of the Times support
ers. The next morning, sentries Were
placed at the door of the office and all
| communication with the outside world was
prohibited-no printing of any sort was
allowed. The Burnside sympathizers call
ed a meeting for Thursday evening, and
another day and night Of excitement was
anticipated. In the mean time the case OF
civil csrsus military power was before the
court for decision, and Jas. F. Joy, the
eloquent Republican lawyer Of Detroit was
pleading the cause Of an independent press
in one Of the most eloquent speeches We
ever heard or read. In the afternoon OF
the day dispatch was received by the
Times proprietors from General Burnside
stating the President had revoked his Of der
= this soon got air and you never saw such q
reaction in feeling in America. The Fres
Press men were jubilant, the Court dis
missed the case, the Burnsidcrs were mao
: the city was wild with joy on one sid'
q and with anger on the other. Congratula
tons changed hands-funeral services owe
dead papers were converted into resurrec
ton peans, while the front of arbitrary
power poorly concealed its notification
The Burnside meeting was held as pc
II posters, but the President had silen scd il
guns in advance. Kellogg worried throusl
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Jntcrnai licpenne.
rNrTrD STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL RENLNCE'
u Fourth Collection Dl.tn.i stat. Of New ious ID '"'
9th md gh Wards Of the CITY n Now iofs , ,
puunan 10 the provisions of Act Of 'onsfe" tnt'n
An act b. provide iDsrrs Revenue ,uppor the "ofsh
ont and To- pay u. public debt" approved jay
T. 1914 aud Subsequent sc,s. notes 10 hereby ,iveh '" '
p.r.ons liable to piy duss Under said acts IN ths
District that have received ffo the Ass,.or Of said I.'
hs Annual Collection Lat for III. year ending AT ~ io'
that the duties and tes assessed by said Asss have De
com, ds, and payable hr will seni 10 receive Tho ,in'
at ny Office No. 8, frsnhins In tho CITY 81 New ois
dsly (sundhys eroeped) nom M a. m rom W" ,s
d., of Novsmber 1865 to tho 18Th dsy December lSbd
Aud al. persons WHO shall neglect 10 psy the dIcs uhh u.
upon them to me. Within The time above 'prun
shall be- liable pay tea per crDtun additional upon SUI
sluouut th,reoi-kew Yoli Nov lIti lb,L
Join MACK,
Collector Feut,b plstis. s,s.s Of asw fofl
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broadway AMPHlIiiEATEk,
Id NO. ANl BROADMAY.


L. b. LENI'.'..s:'
PRTCfs-Dres Circle and PBrque 81 cents; children un1o
ten Family Circle Is cents without distinction
sge Orchestra hairs - cents Private Boxes 81 Boz ofu
pen from 10 a.. m. TO p. Ia. - ......-.
SEATS MAY BIZ SECURED THREE DAYS IN ADVANC1
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
TIkE.-Doors open at !. CIend entree At st.
EVERY EsESINO
durin. the ensuing week, and on -
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
ALL TIE LEADING ARIlSIEo
Of the
USEQUaLED CIRCUS TROUPE
vii appear in an infinite variety Of tLeir
MOST SENSATIONAL PERFORMANCES.
IhE GREAT MELh LILLE,
the world renowned Australian H0Tsenen, In his exrsoco
DASH AND DARE ACT. WITHOUT SADDLE o.
MADAME ELOUISE,
the fearless aud graceful Esae.renHe in al exquisite scene
THE AUSTRALIAN FAMILY
In miracles OF gymnssiic .kL
STARTLING sOMERSAULT ACT
y '"' ''1A' ROBERT sTTCKYEY.
TERRIFIC BATTOUlE LEAPS
By the gree. and unapproachabe corps II
DARlSC NOLTlGEURS. -
remarkable display II sszacy and training by the eesuso
ARABIAN TRICK HORSE ABDALLAH
QUlPS AND ODDITIES
y PENTLAND and REYNOLDS.
To conclude with irruely -
LAUGHABLE FINALE.
MATINEEs FOR FAMILIES.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY aFTERNOONS
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
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NEW MUSIC.
''' AND PROPERTIES,
Which has achieved In London the most extraordinary suc
THROSGEb AND BRILLIANT HOUSES.
BY whom pronounced the be. aud moot sterling dams
Of time. Tho has pleasure in inviting attention
70 the following remarkable notices Q. the leading daily
journals;
Tom Tsylors drama of Tho TicketofLeave Man."
which he's had such in London produced last night
at this hesier for the hr Tine The story "asmpe one
and has moral pnpo-e tho stigma attaching to the unof
tunae cs of whom the hero forms part rendering some les
son Of the sort necessary The object l. 10 impress upon so
csy tho practical Application OF the Chrst pfecep which
teaches US that repensn nner to b. encouraged aud aid
ed IN m efforts at amendment instead Of beng hnei down.
The charity and justice OF this rendered all the more ey
den from he fact hat in this case The convict wa. rnlny
Condemned IN the hrst nsance and after obtaining hi tcke
Of leave by his rorous conduct Is Constantly defeated IN
dice which r-ses the aionsnent offered by the present good
behavior Tor hi. supposed misdeeds n tho pact IL only
AZ variety Of cruel s ani by saving the property Of his
the .k Of his life tina, the injustice Of the pr,e
cuon by which he has been visited 1. acknowledged and
ihe drama wa. most effectively put upon the stage regards
scenery anil appointments Is Robert Briefly tho returned
convict, Mr Florence made qliiea M hi Lance hire Gal e.
and rans. rustic bearing being well maintained he
sentiment the part being equally well ndered sud MT
The dam, Of standard character hch cannot fail to
essb vi firmly Ia the favor Of audiences We e sale
Ia predicting for run Of eyera weeks It this house.
The dram. called III. "Tilet Of Le.vs Man produced at
th' house Monday e'enias !. IN many respects on1 Of DIX
fhe lesson Of the pAycbari,y-. obvious. In teaching It
Mr. Taylor has resoed 10 scenes and emotion. Of ordinary
Ne before the auaiea siIsnary WA
tourhins way There two .roup- Of cheractcrs one
reprr.entins vice the other would not be dfcnt
10 which ia the most poecuiei but Ia the end vhie l.
Triumphant.
Mr. w j. Florence played tho PAT Of lie hero In natural
ana Unaffected way. IL pleasure to meet Win star
who d. someils ocies making the people laugh
Nj Florence. Performance IN MANY respects simple
and pathetic. Mrs Florence had excellent pr-s
ballet g. who assume French sr-and ayed
uprosopsy. The lady received Ia Siscl Ger
nj song Die Scboensten Aussn"
Tie drams va. great success and will be repeated until
further notice.
Robert Brery Lancashire L.d........ M W. j. Florence
Eui 81. Eygemo.d nee Tradiies COryphe.
Mrs w. J. Florence
Seats NAV be secured week In sdyince.
The play brtns &, prec,ely nd hc curtain falls on the
ssi act At twenty minutes pas,tsn
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Nmusemenis.
)ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

Il
The a,mO. effort. AID prodsL out.y' Of money h.v -
'"''''1 ''' THE GREAT DRAMA.
THE TICKET OF-LEAVE MAN,
ready this he anticipated and he s compsls1
delay It's p'fpa sa 'U9 FOX OK aS6rHER WEEK
TIE THREE ENORMOUS LIVING GIANTS.
EACH FEET HIGH!
sTUpENDoUs TOWERS OF HUMANITY
UPON EARTi,
In contrast with these tsl wonders, may be sees
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
IL YEARS OLD, ONLY INCHES HOB.
WEIGHS BUT II POUNDS.
The Manager Laz last engaged
THE MO5f EXTRAORDINARY MUSICAL
NOVELTIES
ever seen by mortal eyes. or heard with mortal ears
,kELLYs AUToMAToN MUSICAL TROUPE.
SIX NovFL PiANos Or Or 1 fiRPiE IRpJ%
producing the most 6ssgtifu music this he soul ~
THE MUSIC Or THE SPhERES.
Another most wonderful meodou. noveltyh
HERR ZiROM
who produces the most exquisite and thrilling music n
Pic little instrument Only ,es inches long which he oAh y
commoul, known a. The Mo6T MAaMoNIcA, on which
performs the most difficult operas and other pieces ~ -
ar1rnTic perform,S;1ce every afternoon and evening
moSiSES %qSPEt a5 AESSS EAM EFgyta,.
Ros Af AH oGBSs AZ 1 %Rif S
EDUCATED SEAL, plays NJ SlCAL INSTRUMENr. -
ENGAGED FOX ONE WEEK MORE. AND
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. GOIfHSAL
who appear each dramatic performance,
EVERY EVENING d Z
for the first time In America Ia the
EXTRANAGAST AND LAUGUABLE FARCE
BLONDIN On THE LOW ROPE.
The popular Drama
CHRISTMAS EVE;
THE DUEL IN THE SNOW.
will also be produced, during which the great
SPECTRAL ILLUSION, THE GHOST.
will DO exhibited.
Miss DORA DAWROS
TIE DOUBLE-vOCED SINGER
~ Notw outstanding the enormously increased expenses -
attractions Of the Museum The t ensbed 70 kssl
the admission d. the original
LOW PRICE OF % CENTS;
but this only be done BY the total exclusion o. all free ~
missions without any exception whatever Coaselusni!I
hereafter, there can be
NJ MORE DEAD HEADS
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Corporation Noiircs.


CFnCs OP rus srAfyr tOssiss Iosra
hgW 5 OAK Nofsmbsf ~ 1870
rI'O CONTRACTORS. - IltOIO>ALo m
closed Ia &C., envelope iud RID wish tho ttc u m,
work sud viii uauc Of The bidder written thereon ~l be
lec.lo oriec until II clock a. Monday Decca.
Der H. 1863.
Tor regulating grading curb gu'er and hsgsins Seventy
,ev.nth rect between Second and feuIth sveuues
For regulating GRADING curb gutter and nasfins Avenue
4 between sAiy fourth sd Ain'iy thifd streets ~
For cub gutter sud hsggins net avenue, between Fhy
third aud SIXTY bret streets.
rof Hsran. sud tagging fry ninth street, between
fl.A;h az. IcniA avenues.
for tagging aid relsgsins 1hriy,Aiid street., between
Eighth end ninth ayenu~s,
foi new IIouie for iioos and Ladder Company No.
for new House ilI Engine Company no. g.
FOR new hous. foI Engine Company No 70
FOR new House for Iiosr tomplny No. 30
Alterations aud addition. ~ House Of Engine Company
No ~. - a.,
Repair. and alteration House Of ~ cine Comp'ny No =
Dredging 81 south aide offier Forty seventh street Noth
E,tf .,
Bant forms Of proposals. together N the spec h'on'
end agreements be obtained NJ Ibis Office -Dace a'"'
Deuarmrnt Sew ork, November % 1879
CHARLES q. CORNELL. STREET Commissioner.
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~ HrsVIx. Anc'ioueer.
by BANGS. MERWIN & Co., irving Build
ID nr No. So aud $40 Bfoadwey Of Books, sta
TONER, Picture. Wols II Art Fancy Goods furniture &c
IT ESDAY ENFSlAG Dec. 3, a, : o'clock.
BOOKSELLERS SrOCk.-A grrst variety OF STANDARD
.nI neous Literature inc.udin, oeclion OF scien-
iG- Classical aud School Books &c Also tOuflgt Chan
delsf with g'as. drops mahogany Counting room Des1''
Cashier. Ue,k. sup. nor stove, sc.
"WEDNESDAY EVfNiNG Dec. az o'clock
MISCELLANEOUS AND SCHOOL BOoks-A variety
Of library editions Of audad works and collection Of .cen'
tine Classical ami School Book. and Sheet Music Also,
Paintings aud EnsTayings, Photographs Sc.
DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. 495
ID Bdssy nearly opposite s. Nicholas Hotel O. 4 LEA
WITT, Aualonecr by j. r. Cooley. Ion.isnnen' 'oho'ed
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4 SNOW-STORM on NIAGARA FALLS,
~ AZ HOPE CHAPEL, TONIGHT
OLYMPIC THEAIER.
~ sd Direffr..s Mrs.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Lessee and Directre.s~.. JOHN WOOD
''''' 'HaSSfiii.RR' iciiiixNSGE. o. PRoGRANME
THIS ENESlNJ and EVERY ftENINo .
I'll rher notice wl Os pirsenel iyT IA" t.H ans WIN Al
tic aivautsgrsof
NEW 3CENERY. -
AID A POWERFUL CAST,
A domestic pay In three sct. emitted
AZ iOU sow. 50 YOU MUST REAP"
In which the following members Of tho Company will So
pear. 49, 800. ,.
hi, h.t sppcArance absence Of two years from the
Mr. GEORGE JAMESON. ST W. DAvIDGE.
Mr. J. u. sTODDARr. Sir. q. CLARKE.
Ar OEO. BECkS Mr.. DELMOS GRACE,
Mr.. |lNlN0,
a. ,o-.r, h' hr,' 'pr"Aree ~, ''s,on apo,,S
NEW sCtNERA ~ HAYES
Tho orshe.,rs under iLe direction u
THOMAS uAkER
vii r.rfirm new and varied ssioeiion " music
Mr.. L0rrY HoU0H and W. W. DAyIDGE.
will appear In the ever popular and lsu.hahle farce Of
POOR flLLltoDpl.
.up,ried by, strong o,,i.
Doors open 9, T. Overture viii commence e. 4 O'Clock
seat, fnsy b, secured three 80 in advance
WALLACK".
w Ovsrur. 4 tho curtain vii rise In
asdiAisy On ,ha cauc.l.ien Of %. ov,rinis
IHE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
CONTINUED POPULARITY
Of Mf. Lester Nslscss ns~ lrims
EOSFDALE
ELEVENTH WEEK.
Of j" 'pfna'' ''h' PVFRY r(THisG
Places can be secured . wces Ia advance
V,HE GEMS Of MODERN STATUARY,
Ia
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ASSISTANT CriRrxEs0srEA OTTcH, cor snd "a as,
Ns'nN0r1N y. &. Nov. ~. ibL
NOTlCE-The Public sale of QUARTER
" MA,IEk5 STORES. alycTtised iof Us cdneslay the
d ~ pc,sntr poe yon-i ant educ siay, tia ls.h -
III lDMFNI.- arf. anl 4. = NJ y. :. 4.
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ARPHANs' COURT SALE
~ or vAIrArLa
HOTEL And RfAL fSrA1F
IL gns IoaotoH 90 tnlHLfHks

~ rao q a. oii.T p ie OfP .n.' Cont o. Ho'il,mP
t.a G..lfy vi tr 0. si rafl tntur lho Ifer,ss
OaIuEsDAf. Dec. "a. 4. %. 100,
o1ri IT, The aruoou that pa o. ia re esiais late
Hnsrf deceased trorn 20 The sun hois4 prop
cssnr % caniisnous lo's oi round bounding
a1 ai.n I'D ~ "a lad % Jaclb H. Lly hsincs
flfc taunsny. e. ii Hcnr Henry Dn-fief' e'a'" jed
dsl Ws, AID o'le. p.f,t .y dsstns1 n zoe Petition
ia co. saI Orphans t.rlt All Go fat order ant
81 extend ~ .rt M. trosf 20 feet, aud o. hfu-d
- .f no rrt conf-ts aao- q acre 81 o-nl. ne ~
oSE TuGR STORY HOTEL BUILDING.
pert hf al rrft with latr usnt. q utug ~ Main
s'gs-f n f.ts ncls, rul g. f-t 10 dsgh Nun hit two
sfofr blar ffolilg Msn srrat - e.; llc-es BY IS
fo,t lflc. dryh 90, Ma twOs story Dwelling House.
.nirs on Man s,refi a cctt .clei ~ II fr. nc's On
rs bull "a M ed ~ WISH a.rhru I'D 'ersfnt rllus q
ff inches by feet one two story faue s'sb'r and raf
far- lor.r mont By ID sei dee p. ono tlnr pa.
siaro ard Pr !lmr used D.. house. - By = ir"
Tie lrss on iu solt Yf All tho srslef ptr o.
them buiIt pliilin tis last ten era
ILs consiicGrt o to most iesfihls snf valuable
llote proper a. pert o. Prnnsyivas audltif year'
nv,dt lrfcnfdy l.a fsp4s0r one n Tie best .rf'
0is. ln tls county N.irlrm IL beautifully IL .ted on
fs Ishgh Hver - eIceien Seminary ~ Young Ladies
&. Known AID arours every section o. the Union Ito
h.aty innate .lIfuui ind o." svc enter
u ~ % j. cf.ns have made plpultr p'0c ~ rrfof -
tlst m a.. sis iI1i" ss been always hd
sal proprietor OBJ scd 90 iccne receiving 'cry many no
srqi,d ~ alilisil0u.
dscr % ags.be by OBJ. unirfsged Atmnsaior By whom
hs terms end conditions 30 be- made - Tie time ard
o. " WALLACE. Clcit.
CIILs. AUG. LrCKT NBACli Adliinilust.r
u..ff.. Pa. I.
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Amusements.

WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING Dec 8 ie63
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. FLORENCE,
who have obtained the most brilliant By any
srts,, this tbeate viii appear in Tom Tsylos celebrated
picture OF English everyday life, entitled
THE TCKE1CF LEAVE MAN.
Mr.. w. J. FLoRENcE
EMILY ST EyREMOND (uee T.sdiesCoryphee)
Mrs w. J. FLORENCE
JAMES DALTON abs Dowuey alias The Tiger.
A. II. DAVENPORT
METER MOSS ............ .....s..........H BLAND
Mr. G'PSDN-A Bill Broker.
SAM WfLLOUGHBY-A Hard Case. DIR. FLOYD
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business Cards, ; 1000; Biilhcad,, full
ID r,m s6-42 3D. 1000 Circuarsor Labels. Soc go All
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ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half pnce).-
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rI,IIE celebrated Original PICTURE Of Cen.
Z GEORGE WASulNOrON, fGou Osu. Lssysu-'spsl.
kr, /. nov ou Exhibition for SALE 81 Oibsous Bgudins
conner i3th o. sad biotdwly,
Together with
elect Cole etion Of ohsna, OH PAINTINGS aud WATER
COLORs from md modern masters; Roland sssefy.
en- I.bfuu Pudnon ssbatsn BouIdon Hogsrth Sinire.
Martin de Voc tsssonafd BnaId Fausrau Latour i'iino's
1sfisr So. ~ -
This COLLECTION IL entirely composri Of Artistic P'e.' hav
Ing gshecd Tor by snai.ur fou rev otrsns
The atrn0r Of cDnnoisstur. !. particularly tr)nr'ei
The Paintings will be ofrIed al fiya.- Sac fi0u'
MONDAY Gh met, to tho 2osh Of Deesnos'
Aner that date they viii bo sold at Auetion.
A Printed Notice on tho Portrait Of Wuhntos ana CsA
logno. " III be dely.ied on demand.
Admission ifee