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North Bennington Academy,

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L. A. KNIGHT, ! pn,,o,n,s
i. GOULD. "i'''i3'
Fall term commeices August 3lst, and
continues eleven weeks The modern inn
proyements in obje,t teaching and physical
training according DR.. Lewis new gym
nastics, will be taught at this school.
Thoroughness ana securacy in every de-
partment will be the sim Of the teachers =
Board can be obtaiuel from $500 to S2,25
per week. For PARTICULARS, address the
Principal
Ex-Governor HAIL, President Of the Board
Of Trustees.
3yl2 sc. LOOMS, Secretary
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a MBROTYPEs
A AND PHOTOGRAPH'sl

j. NJ. SEIATTUCK
Would return thanks TO the inhabitants d
Manchester anl vicinity, for thier liberal
patronage hcretsfore. and would say, that
he has returned with his Photograph Saloon,
and located Il near bis House, where he win
remain \ short time. n there Is any in
want Ola good Photograph, Ambroiype or
Nelainoiype u themselves o. friends, would
DO well TO call, ne he hatters himself that he
can give them perfect satisfaction.
Those having Dsgaerreotypes or Ambr0-
types can haze them copyed to Photographs
Work executed equally as well ia cloudy
weather e&cep, u small Children.
Piessecill aud examine specimens.
2f Manchester. June 1s,. 1868.
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I)EA1,IIS.

u South Londonderry, Aug. q, Dr.. Hfrr,
6RAY, aged 50 ycar
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Jackson, Miss, Aug Il.

Tie federal cavalry from Yar0o
City have reached Dorou Station on
the Mississippi railroad, where they
captured train and cut tie Telegraph
wires The Nankees are carrying
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BENNINGTON COUNTY
Agricultural Society.

J'HE next Anuu,l Show and Fairof the BEN
L nIugton Ceupy Agricultural society viii
De held at NORTH BENNINGTON, on
THURSDAY and friday the 81 and 4ih DAYS
Of September next For particulars see rested
BIDS. J. y. HULllaFEB, Secretary
Manches,er. AnE 81 lAG8-lA
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SATURDAY.

Norfolk, Va, Ang. 81.
The Richmond Wing to-day con
tains the following
Charleston, Aug. 20.
The enemy's operations during the
last twenty -four hours have been most
~ confined to a steady and continuous
bombardment Of Fort Sumpter, from
their parrot guns on Morris Island.
Their fire begins TO tell on Fort
Sumpler which replies only at long
intervals. The defence Of The harb +
does not depend mainly upon Sump-
ter Even il that fortress should be
battered down. the harbor may sulI
be held
Gov. Bonham has issued 4 procla
nation urging the removal Of all nom
com0alants from Charleston AS soon
as possible.
The 200-pound Parrot guns Of
the enemy are too much for the walls
Of Sumpier aud The fort only replies
Il intervals. II has been determined
70 defend The city, street By street,
aisi house, as losg as a zoo, Of earth
IS left
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Tie subscriber has opened BAR
BEERS SHOP in the COURT HOUSE,
where he will always be found ready to IL
HAIR DRESSING, SHAVING and SHAM.
POOLING in the most fashionable Style
Also Ladies' aud Chldren's hair dressed "a
order.
ELIJAH BOSTON.
Manchester, June 9th, 1868.
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MILLINE r Y !!
Mrs. Harris & Miss WOO;IcOck
NOTICE

To the heirs and legal Representatives of de-
ceased officers, soldiers and seaman Of Tie Ar
my, and Navy Of the United States.
Tile undersigned a Licensed Claim Ageat IN
der he lars Of Gmgress will give his personal
attention TO the prosecution Of claims on GOV
erument for arrearagcs Of pay, bonpiic-, and
pensions. Al interested IN such claims are re
minded Of the importance Of early applications.
Business transacted at the Office Of the Pro
bate Court
Manchester, l.. SARGEANT,
Feb. i6 1863. 40tf
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sEHotes RsaY.

A SSIGNEES aDd other. holding orders for
II Allotted Pay oi tie 10Th Regiment, are
notified that returns haze been received for tie
months Of May and luu, and tbs office is pre-
pared 70 pay the sum received IN the usual
wav. JOHN B. AGE, State Treasurer.
Rutland, August 20, 500,
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GOOD ASSORTMENT OF
BIanchard's Cast Steel SytheS

just Received.
Poor Rakes for Zoe.
The last Of Sythe Sna,hs Tj to Soc.
Hay Forks 50c.
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FRIDAY.
Aug l6--5 7. NJ

aug W. ~ ~
Prominent officers serving before
Charleston express themselye in pri-
vate letters received here to day, as
earnestly hopeful OF the combined ma
val and military operations, but they
do not mention any time for the re-
duction Of Fort Sumpter, ect,, as prom.
ised by enthusiastic newspaper cor
respondents. The work being heavy
and requiring the utmost skill and
caution, they with full appreciation
of all the difficulties, purposely refrain
from exciting expectations Of an i'm
mediate and complete victory; nor
are speedy results Of such character
anticipated BY gentlemen in Washing.
ton, who aTe best acquainted with the
plans and intentions OF the command
ing officers.
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Memphis, Aug. II.

Mobile is being heavily reinforced
by the rebels, in anticipations OF an
attack by our forces.
The Atlanta Appeal ofthe 9TH inst.
says that court OF inquiry has been
called to meet at Montgomery to in
vesligate The rebel campaigns in Miss
issippi and Louisiana in May, June
and July, and especially to inquire in.
to the surrender Of Vicksburg and
Port Hudson.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

bp The RErrRN OF THE NlyE Moyrus, Mry
Inc term ct the regiments first mustered in of the
niue months men, will not expire until the stb NJ
may Tho FIRST regiment mustered for that time IN
TINS state was the l2ith p " and all tho other ro
GSehS were mustered in at periods after that date
running The time for the expiration of their sorvoa
INTO the middle Of May. Tho term of the "Northum.
oerlana County Tigers" OF this place, commended
Dy capt l. JONES, who are attached to the l3lst
resimeni'" expire about the 10TH and may be ex.
Peo'ea nome on Or about tho 10Th inst We trust that
our eiHd'ns will make fitting demonstration on the
return ol these brave Northumberland county boys
Cd as to assure them that their patriotism and their
'a'of are both appreciated. They are entitled to an
enthusiastic reception. 1hoy have earned our era.
iude, and have broad title TO the honor and glory
oiA public reception We commend this to our ci,i.
S'ns generally.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02
rW- LATEST NEws.-The important an.

eW- LATEST NEws.-The important an
nouncement Is made that the army of the
Potomac is at length in motion On Mon
day at sunrise, heavy masses of artillery and
other troops were crossing the river. At
what point the crossing was being made We
do not know.
The raid into West Virginia has dwindled
in its proportions, and from 5000, at first
reported, the rebel strength has waned to
1900 or 1000.
From the Army Of the Cumberland we
learn that General Bragg has been rcinfor-
ced, and that, impatient Of our advance, he
will assume the offensive.
Further advices discuss the probability of
Charleston being again attacked The la
test rumor, by way of New York, is the
attack will be made on the Sd of May, when
the spring TIDES will recur.
The latest news from Mexico comes from
@ French war steamer in the Gulf, and repre-.
sents that, after capturing number of
fortresses, the French troops entered the CITY
Of Puehla, and were still fighting. At pre-.
vious McSicans accounts, the city was being
savagely dcfended--Cononi0rt was success
fully defending the road to the capital--and
the French would have number of Pueblas
10 capture before gaining the imperial city.
The Meyicans have fought with great bravery
Five hundred French were killed in storm
ing ono of their works.
Vicksburg, at date Of the goth, was being
besiegcd by q strong battery on the levec
opposite, and a number of public buildings
were damaged or destroyed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

DY virtue of sundry writs Of Ven. TX oncs iszrcd
ID oct OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ecr.luai.
borland county, Pa and 10 nc directed. Uii 3. ov-
rosd TO public sale at The Court House stllurv.
ca MONDAY, The 9th day Of MAY 1852, 20 10
o'clock, d. NJ, tho following described real estate,
10 wit.
a oortsin tract or piece ofand. situate in Shame.
kin township, Northumberland county, Pa. bound
ed and described ns follows TO wit on the wost by
iands Of Caleb Chamberlain, on tho north by lands
OF TurmaD Farnsworth and Isaac EurH an, On tho
eas by lands Of John Fegcly aud John Fagely, con-
tanning sixty threo or less about thirty
five acres less, about thirty acres where
of arc cleared whereon arc erected Il. two story
frame dwelling house with basement, frame barn.
outbuildings &C.
Seized, taken n execution, and to be sold as tho
property of Lemuel Chamberlain.
ALSO
AT the Public House Of Henry Reader in McEweus.
vile, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of May 1868. NJ 8
o'clock a. M, certain lot piece OF ground, stu
ate in The borough of McEwcnsyille, Northumbcr-
land county Pa, bounded and described rs follows
TO wit on the west by Main Street or State hoai on
the south by lot Of Maria Vincent, the east by
alley and on the north by Mill street. whoreon are
erected two story brick dwelling house, frame of
fec. frame stable, with other outbuildings, contain
ing one-Lalf of an acre.
Seized, taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property of r. II. Watson
DAVID WALDRON, Sheriff.
Sherin-s Office SIM bury Arril IL lSG3
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

Resolutions OF tssc 1ssIst yeez. r. Y.
The following are the resolutions passed
by the 131st Regiment P. v. The Eorthd
county "Tigers from this Place, commanded
by Capt. T. II. Jones, are In this Regiment I:
WHEREAs, The clouds of civil war ore
bangingng over u.s. and casting a long shade
over the light of our once glorious Union,
imperiing our liberties and laws, our for
tunes and our hopes, and the brightest and
highest hopes of mankind and Whereas.
the administration Of the general Govern
ment has been, and still is, faithfully and
honestly engaged in employing the best
means calculated to dissipate the storm
cloud which has gathered over the land,
and to eXterminate treason and the promi.
nent causes which led TO the present fearful
caamities; and, Whereas, party of disloy-
nlists, in the Northern States, are endeavor-
ing to weaken the bonds of our common
Union and embarrass the National Admins
tration, and lend, by every effort, their
moral support to this infamous Rebellion !;
therefore,
ReSolred, That We hereby express and
affirm our unliinching devotion to our coun-
try, free and undivided, and our love for its
starry flag, the noble ensign of our nation
free government, and the song of human
liberty on every sea and shore, and ertwincd
around its shining folds the PRAYERS and
blessing of every kindred and nation that
we will stand by and maintain its honors
pure and untarnished, till the last vcstigg of
treason shall sink into night of woe, and
the supremacy of the Government shall
rise in triumph over every State Of this
Union
ResoIred, That while treason is in arms
and the Government in danger of being
oyerthrown and destroyed, it is the irst
great duty of every citizen to discard all
partizan feelings, and lend a united effort to
suppress the rebellion, and, whether right or
wrong, to stand by the Government until
Law and Order reign supreme, and peace
and prosperity fill united land.
RtS1(red That there are bat two sides to
the contest now going on; the one being
unconditionally FOR the Government, the
other AGAINST it that he who arrays him
self against the Government, at this time, or
endcayors to embarrass its actions in the
prosecution Of tins war with a view to make
party capital, is a breeder Of factious discun-
tent is more odious il the eyes of true
patriots than were the Tories OF the Reyolu-
tiOn, and deserves the incXurabic contempt
OF the Volunteers in the field. as well a. the
kccnest cXccratOn OF true Loyalty every
where, for he brigEtous the hopes and
strengthens the cause of treason unuinst US
ReS0lrcd, That the States now in rebellion
have Withdrawn from the UuiOn without
any reasonable cause, and have provoked a
civil war which has cost the nation thOus-
ands OF It's nciiest sons, and involved the
Government ia vast national debt, and
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sGEEEelFF's SALE.

DY rirtue Of certain order Of sale, Issued out of
ID the Court Of Common Pleas Of Northumberland
county, Pa, and to directed, will be exposed TO
public sale, on the premises on Thursday, the l4th
day OF May, 1862 at O'Clock, P, NJ, the following
described real estate TO wit:
certain meEsuago and piece Of lard, situate in
Lower Muhonoy township, Northumberland county,
Pa upon and near the MRhanongo Creek, adjoining
other lands Of the said Michael With, containing
enc acre and seyenty-iour perehes, which al,
erected Grlst Mill, called Wirth & Raedels Mil. q
Saw Mill, also wilh the head race, tail race, mill
dam, wafer right AID privileges thereunto attached
viii the appurtenances.
To be sold as the property of Michael With and
Michaeh kaedel.
DAVID WALDRoN, sheriE
fhsr.ss oaics eunhuTy, April 2s, 1898.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

AMERICAN SILVER IN CATADA.--Thcre is
60 great Glut Of American silver in Canada
that it has fallen twenty per cent below par
The question, What to do with orr silver ,
has greatly puzzled the Canadians, and
eventually a motion has been made in the
legislature to make it a legal tender. Here
tofore it passed for four per cent. more than
British silver; hut the influx has been so
great that banks refuse TO lend on II or
take il on deposit, railroad corporations
refuse 1t for fare, and merchants decline 10
receive 1t except at the rate of eighty or
ninety cents on the dollar.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

- bill has been passed in the Legislature to
construct Turnpike from the Lcwsburg bridge to
the Lewiburg depot Of the PHILADELPHIA & Erie
Railroad which is to be named the Lewisburr and
Chi'l'quaque Turnpike Company. The company
building the road shall have power to collect toll
whenever one mile Of the road is completed.
'oll however shall be collected from persons merely
travelling over that portion of the turnpike lyins,
along the river-from the point where said pike
strikes the river road and the end of the Leyisbpr
bridge
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

t4 PRoVosT MAKsnAL.-Gen Jno KAY Clement.
oi 'hs place has received the appointment Of Pro
vost Marshal for this district composed of Northum
eer!and, Inon' Snyder Juniata and Dauphn coun.
ties The appointment is good one and meets wiL
general satisfaction The General is competent and
Will, no doubt, mako excellent and reliable officer
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

TT | MON LEAGUE IN trrER AUGUSTA Town
snIr--Some Of the loyal citizens of Upper Augusta
township met at the Augusta School House. on the
evening of the 27th ult., to organize Union Leacue.
pANIrL kurz, was chosen President: q. G. Metler
and Geo, Forester Vice Presidents; c. W. Wcayer
Recording Secretary Harman e. Kline, Correspoa.
ding Secrctary and John +. Kline, Treasurer. A
number OF patriotic resolutions were passed. which
we regret, wero received too late for this week :
issue.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

E-1 The "iiunter Farm north Of this borough,
owned by Il, Hendricks, Esq. was purchased by Col
Joseph !" Cake, 1g Pot;syile, during the pas, eek
Tor the sum OF $4,000. Col Cake, is the owner Of
the Scott Farm adjoining the above and is now
the possessor Of the two best farms in this nsighbor.
hood
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

70 Some of the Journals recommend that instead
o. placing the stamps upon documents in tho corner
or IN The margin outside of the written part of the
document they should be placed in the body of the
instrument and written across so that if removed by
any means blank space would be left in the text
"'ery stamp must be cancelled by being written
across ana At the cancellpg is part of the text the
PROOF OF the stamp having been fresh when affixed to
'pe a0enment will be apparent at a glance.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

sD j. t. HELLER, Esq, whose card will be found
IN another column has located himself in this place.
for the practice Of law. Mr. Heller is m industrious
and energetic young rnnn, and professional business
entrusted to him will, doub;, meet prompt a;tcn.
ton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

- sHAp On This delicious ish-ono of tho be.,
OF all the fnny TRIBES beginning 40 come down to
moro reasonable price as to bc within The reach
Of all We observe that Mr.. Thos Mctiow is supnlv
ing our citizens this season with all kinds Of s from
the city markets.
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Eeb Tss'a2.

1868. B~81.
philadelphia ~ Erie E.niIrOad.
TINlIS great line traverses the Northern and
i Northwest counties Of Pennsylyania to the city
Of Eric, on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. and under their auspices is being rapidly
opened throughout its entire length.
1t is now in use lor Passenger and Freight bust
Eess from Harrisburg to Drifiwood, 2nd fork, az
miles on the Eastern Division, and from Sheffield to
Ersc, iI5 milcs,l on the Western Division.
TINE OF PAssENGER TRAINS AT sUSDURY.
Arrirc Enstw1rd. Loare IVestwgrA
Mail Train, lOlOAM Mail Train. 4lOP. NJ.
Express Train, ll.O7 PM Express Train, SAB AN
Cars run through without change. both ways, on
these trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven,
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains both
ways between NiliamspOTJ and Baltimore, and
Wliamspori and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business
apply at The 5, Il, Cor. lith and Market Sls
Aud for Freight business OF the Compsny Agents:
;. H. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18Th and Market Sts
Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds, Erie.
j. NJ. Drill, Agent n. C. r. r., Baltimore.
Ii. Ii, HuusTUS,
Gen'l Freight Agt. Philala.
LEWIS l., HoUPr,
Genl Ticket Ag't., Phiada,
JoSErH ID. PoTTs,
Arril oS~1eep 't'''
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90 DEEElsEss :. -.
nAsurAa.sr.f. o.
- r. r. F< \ TT T.
sCreB.cARD CT -.DA. Be-,

s" - r. r. 49, IT T.
sCrrR-cAB1 on 9A Be-,
ftl Sole Asents ID TIE City ., Now York for
CREAM OF TARTAp sUBsTITUTB,
Invented by Prof Eben ~ iirisserl or Harvard
University. Office. ! Old slip, Hanover Square,
tnp stairsJ NEW YORK. .
T1rr lcl riicc which Cream cf Tcrtnr commanded
! in 1854 together with tho Alarming extent to
which It's dangerous adulcreiion had been carried
with other considerations induced the distinguished
Chemist. whose name is given above. to- commence
what proved to be LONG and lalprious scientific re-
statch 10 discover desirable spistute therelof-
His efforts crowned with asndan, success and
hundreds Of thousands Of pounds Of TIE Substitute
have been sold and used during tho lost five years,
throughout the United States ah6 the ganndas.
The following true comparison Of its nature and
Che results Of its usc, with those Of Cream of Tartar
will conyipac the most incrcdui0Us Of It's value
Cream of Tartar is n bi-tafirat6'cf Potash.
1lis Substitute is simple Phosphate. and contans
nothing but what is found in boefscak, and in corn
wheat and other cercals, and i therefore, highly
nutritious. 1t also has health-gising influence.
and supplies that for which there is constant de-
mnnd in the system.
" 1t is sold for a much lcss price than Cream Of
Tartar.
March 2l. l663.--ly
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Nocal Affairs,

~ RAFTsSd has been very brisk for week past
on 'he river. Several arks have also mulc their ap
pearance, loaded with potatoes, npples. DC. which
were readily sold atthis place. Many Cf The farmers
purchased their seed potatoes
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

~ Morton McNichacl, john royoin.
Henry D. Moore, J. p. Penny, BENJAMIN
Brewster, and ". W. Kctchgm, are mention.
ed IN c"nnoXion with the Union nomination
for Governor Of Pennsylvania, since the
Withdrawal Of Governor Curtin az canli
date
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ELVsIlUIl(a ACADMylY.

~ <NN--N-'A1 q .
FOR MALES AND FEMALES
Rov. JACOB F. WAMPOLE, A. NJ, Principal, and
Teacher Of Languages.
STEPHEN W, OWEN, Teacher Of Mathematics and
English Branches.
The summer Session will begin on MosDAY, ArRIL
goth. Instruction will be given in all The Common
and Higher English Branches, Latin, Greek and
German Languages, and instrumental aud Vocal
Music Good boarding can be had in the country
around for 81 50 aweek, and in the village 81 20
a week.
TrRNs PER QuARrER OF II WEEKs.
Elementary English Branches 81 70
Common Lnglish branches, 3 30
Higher %
Latin, Crock or German, 90
Music on Piano or Melodeon (exira,) 8 90
Vocal Music (exlrs) 100
Bookkeeping, extra / 90
Contingent expenses, Is
Address, Rev. J. F. wAMpoLE, Principal
ElySburg Pa, April 4, 1898.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-05-02

For Esuts. FaIce, RsOncfscs. EnIs Lsc.s
RsWS$, MOFfIs ina R'tlrs, SE'0os.cGa;,. sc
nnsccIs On Plants, Fowls, .hrl7ss:.2s.
.&c.
Put up in 2jc. zoe. and 81 90 Boxes. Bottles. ard
tasks, 50 and s. s!lc- ioto,5 Public Institutions
&c.
Only infallible remedies known.
Free from po;sonr.
Not dangerous to the Human Family.
Rats come out Of their holes 70 die.
Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
!WBeware =! Of all worthless limitations
See that 'COsTAE's' name Is on each Box Bottle
and Flask, before yUu buy.
Address EEE;N5gE Es. CSsS'E,AF2.
Principal Depot J-2 Broadway. y. Y.
Sold by Frljrg & Grant, Sunbury Pa
Arri Is. 1SG3-Gm
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F,sTA8EFSEEE1Eo 1860.
PETER L0RILLARD,
SIuuii IS, T'0sIHccO Manufacturer
10 a Is CHAMBERS ST,
O'ormcrIy 10 Chatham Street, New York
Would call the attention of Dealers to the articles
of his manufacture viz:
BROWN SNUFE.
Macaboy, Deuigros.
Fine Rappoe, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappce, Nachi,oches,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch
or Luudytoot,
- Attention is called to the large reduction in
prices OF Fme-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaecos
which will be found Of n Superior Quality,
TOBACCO.
Smoking, Fine Cut Chewing. Smoking
Long, z. A. L., or plain, : Jago,
No. !, Cavondish, Sweet. spanish,
No. ?, Sweet scented Oronoeo, CANISTER
Nos. { mixed, lin Foil Uay,ud.sh, Turkish.
Grauulated.
n, ia circular Of prices Will be sent on applica-
ten
April 1, 1851