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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
BANK. 81 -l

nd will buy and sell Gold. Silver. Exchange Govern
Vouchers Orders Washington, State Stocks anC
Pabhc Securities Of every description. accom-.
Collections will be promptly made. and everyEnd o
business attended TO that belongs legitimate barking
uReguaf customers only charged per cent. upoI
Lssns obtained a. tiIs -Ba1 and the mosf ample pro
sde for ths ping Deposits and 1o
the accOmmOdatiQp Of efDep0Sitors.
IN addition 70 te responsibility 81 Sthe Uhited state
for 4 i.sb Etiet1 AK tse sfueknoidrs are indi
Mutually responsible TO see kteH Of their stek, in sddi
toRi0 the amount inyesed such shares thus efordin
The most angle security TO the public ''---- ----'
The foiiowiiig The present stoekbtders % the In
stitution: .y7ly@scs- tjr
DIRECTORS
Wm H. English, VIM. Braden,
W. R.Nofsihger, -i1 I5er1. y Tuftle, -
Lewis Jofdon. & srls John W. Murphy, 81, 81,
! DelOss- Root, Judge z. VI. Finch. Il
L. NJ
7 : IN 3, ,3b-. -. W4f. b57soss -
Cioyerntr o. p xor,on = VIM willard, ioz.sz 5aT
Hen T. A Henarcks, A. BALDWIN,, - risa1E@ 4
Hon. David Kjgere,sS:5. a, D. W, Noble ,.s9o (
Hon. lanes A. Cravens, W o. Rockwoe1,
Hon. John c. New Daniel Hennessey, ..'-
hon. T. " su Ivan, Jaanes Powers, .GfAooi
Rev VIM A. HoIlidsy, dlsaSiauFlter. - ~
Prof. c. y. Todd, Lncian Hills, q, y --..-s
J. George Siilz, w. s T. Morton,
George ~ .Rsts. q. --4Z Z Bsraabes. Coffin.
RebeTt Browning, :. f.r-- John c. Hereth,
WI. Holiday, - Dr. J. N .Gaston -
W. X. Sotfowxy. = "-il -i-@a, 80 - = iniyll
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
Atlantic & Great Western Railway.
5sJ EN s
Kew York Through Line.

Summer ARRAN6 EMENT-TwO THROUGH ~
- press Traius betweesi Cleveland and New \ Grk T..
Take. effect Iulv lI lS54. -na
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-28
NJ e DiCAk.

rs 4 COMPOSITION or ASpRiNGRNfS,1 ABSORB
euts. smulepts and carminstives WHICH. every ply
siGa acknowledges is the only preparation that will eff
feet perm OF Diarrhea and DySeitery This
Anchoera Mixture Is now in use In several Of army
where II gives the greatest satisfaction II has
Yes Of thousands OF soldiers and citizens,
aud will guarantee il TO be the best remedy in The
world Tor Darrbea and DySentery. 1-' -+.--. 4-'
Mr. Woods vf Covihgton Ky, will be most happy TO
satisfy OF The virtue of Striaua Ant-Cheers
AhXturt; in fac. have great number of
fJoll patients who have been cured after being pro-
nounced incurabe by their hysican after taking
ou tottle ef Strios lands Oh olera Aixture II
yousnser vththe Dsrrea Dysentery try one bottle
.5-- SOL DER S.! -
You ought not 10 be without such avaluabIe medicine
The Cincinnati National Uhton. of April a4th say
that honsad of our soldiers hase been saved by the
, use nf StrieklaBd'S Anti-Cholera Mixture ~ = -.
Sold by Druggists and prepared only by Dr. \. strick-
lind. Fast Fourth street, Cincinnati o. ll-a ci---t
For sale by w. T. Hessii h Co.. Brow ming & Sloan
Stewart Morgan, j. F. Seneur, TOmlinSsn Cox, Egner
\ L Wocher. sf
Price SO cents per bottle. nlay17- -dlyeod&wiy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

l,iE CEofs.-ihc growing crops promise
an abundant yield this year. The farmers
all say that the fields look unusually fine
ana th'ity, and if the season continues au.
smciouS, look confidently forward to a rich
harvest. The fine warm weather of the
past week has brought forth leaf and bios
som ., with uprising rapidity. and the cmer-
AK, green OF the ono mingling with the var
ieh hucs Of the other. delights the eve tired
WIN The sober s'l:sb of months past while
the senses are delighted with budding fra.
GRANGE that IS spfinging into Joyous life ON
natures warm bcsom-rdd,,r fGHs ta.
:sffc. 2Gfh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

Up to last year, llcrne's Oak. suppose !
to be the tree referred to by Shakespeare il
the Merry Wives Of Windsor" was one o
INC chef attractions in the Royal Park at
Nlndsor. 1t has ceased to bear leaves fo,
ha'i century, and in August last, on q
quiet evening, the crumblinr trunk o,yo
way, and the brave old tree fell crash;no 70
Tue ground. The Queen has given directions
that all the solid timber shall be preserxe,,
ana OF II already several articles have been
made as relies
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26
Egoyt's D1iss " q tina Hair Rcstora.
tive
TO THEIR ORIGINAL. COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL COLOR
TO THEIR ORIGINAL. COLOR

Il does not claim to make Hair come in where
II has once fallen out. Nothing will do that.
whatever may he advertised to the contrarv .
bu' il will arrest its falling out make harsh hair
soft and SILKY. cleanse the scalp from all i,npuri
ties and h.ln.ors. and entirely ovcrcomes IN.
bad effects Of previous use OF preparations con.
tanning sulphur, sugar or lead dc. 1t requires
40 scaping. washing and hours for its application
nor ni IT crack or smut but is as easily annl.i
and rpod iYoAi the skin as any hu-,li cssi,ip. |,
Restores The natural shedding of one hal, will,
another, which gave, il lie appearance. instead
of the uniform dull black Of dyes so that The
mos erllical observer cannot detect lis use
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26
TO RESTORE THE SICK TO HEALTH

The blood must be purified, and al medicines
are useless which do not posses, The quality q,
stimulating the blood to discharge lis i,nouri.;e.
into the bowels BHANDRErns PMS uossass ,,;s
quality III n high degree, an,. should be IN cy,.r,
iamiN They are equally useful for children and
admits; adapted to both sexes, and are d. ;npo.
GEM as bread, Yet MOST EFFECTIVE AS f, MEpic,..r
The Hon. jacob l'eyer. of Spri9gyil!e Ind
wrote 10 DIR. Brandeth, under tlatc of NAV l1,,,
1851
have used Your Invaluable Vegetable Tn;
versai Fills IN my family since 1888: they haro
always cured. even when nthe, medicine. vorc q,
no avail have been the mems of nv no;ob.
bors using hundreds of dollars worth and 7 o,,
satisfied they have received thousand Nor con.
IN blessed health through their use rbav ara
used IN this region for Bilious and Liver
Diseases. Fever and Aguc and in all rhcuma,; 10
cases wi'h Tic most perfect success. In feet they
arc the great reliance in sickness and I ,r,s.
yonr venerable Life MAY be LONG SHARED Ia nrn,a,o
50 excellent a medinc for iac Use Of man.
III Is" send me yol,r loves. price H., ,hn ,,r,s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

y pretty tail story * told of two men OF
the goth Massachusetts, illustrating the
pluck of our soldiers and their Indifference
to danger. In the battle Of the Wilderness
the Goth were in the thickcst of the fight,
and one color-bearer after another was shot
down almost As fast as they could be re-
placed. But such was the cagerncss to keep
the flag aloit that at one time two men
lrishmen-caught hold of the standard ut
once, as it was about to fall, and struggled
for IT. just then a shot struck the staff.
cutting it in two and leaving one man with
the ilag and the other with the broken
stick. 'Bcdad,N said the man with the
short end OF the staff, the rebels have dc
cldcd for us, this time, and went to loading
and firing again, As cody as if nothing had
happened
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26
Extensive EcaG Tsin:n. E.nses.
prise.

The Mineral Point fWis) Intc;ecnccl
says company. has been organized With 4
e'pl' n OF s'o'',ooa, for ihs draining and
Wo.hng the Graham Dirgins in Waldwick
IOWA county, Wisconsin. 1t says I'VE
Ea'e seen some specimens of the lead ore
that Wee taken out ten feet under water in
these dis9lngs few days ago. The opin-
non IS expressed hy experienced miners Who
have worked on this range, that when the
water |, taken oil, it will prove TO be the
richest lead ever worked in the mining re-
gion'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

A Port Hudson correspondent Of the
Springfield Repu5lican is responsible for the
following
\ rebel prisoner few weeks ago. in reply
to some wondering inquiry as to where they
=, beds could get 50 many field pieces said :
Oh, nothing is easier We never have any
trouble on that score. When we want a
good six or eight FOUNDER. all we have 10
do is to send half a hundred men down to
Port Hudson. and they'll he sure to find one
OF two good pieces lying around outside
with no one to take care of them Last
week we sent abou, 400 men, and found the
cannon within mile of the Notifications,
and took il = Their approach had been
seen, their number ascertained, our p;ckcts
driven in, and an attempt was made to run
the gun into the fort Why the attempt
failed cannot be stated, but they took the
gun and horses off in triumph and in full
sight Of several regiments drawn up in line
and headed by blisa'iicr, who did not like
to let our cavalry attack, for fear, they
would get cnt up" Cut up iorsoot', !.
Twelve hundred cavalry "cut up by four
hundred rebels Pish, Oh, Putty how
art thou fallen, since brigadiers were made
from thee The cream of the joke is a no
tice posted on tree in the ncghborhood,
presenting their thanks to the commander
Of the battery, for his very fine gun and
horses, and complilncnting the cavalry fol.
their generous, torbcaring conduct towards
them, closing with the promise of warm
reception" for such of the Yankees as might
choose 10 visit them in camp at jackson,
twenty or twent five miles inland.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

The Cork (lreiani) Reporter says that the
tide OF emigration still rolled as vigorous s
y and increasingly from Queenstown, as if
1t had only commenced the day ,,efore 7.
was remarkable, strikingly apparent, that
among those emigrating to America there is
. large increase Of young men, strong viz
orous fellows, able to work and w;,,a.
fight. Indeed, some Of them made nc =,
cret Of the Likelihood Of their joining the
American army. . suc
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

n EAI.T d .ale4.. 80 rrexcrrc-
CERTAIN And SAFE for The remo,a al of Oh
STHICTlDNS and Tie Insurance Of RIG.
tLARiTi IN the RECURRENCE Of
TnE MONTHLY PERIODS.
~ They cure obyiate those numerous die.
eases that spring from irrcguiar,y, bv removing
the irre2nlaritv Itself
80 They cure Suppressed, Excessive. and
Painful Mcns,ruation.
- They cure Green Sickness lChlorosisl
80" The. cure Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pains in the back and lower parts of the BODY.
i'ea mss Fatigue on slight exertion Palritaton
u The i.eai. ipmness ol splris, !!ystcria, sick
Headache. GiddiGc+s. etc. etc In word. b,
removing the irregnlarty they remove the cause
and with il ALL The eli, cts that spring from H.
.sy- Composed 81 simple vegetable extracts,
the, contan:noling ,;,ieierious to any constitu-
ton. however delicate, their function being to
substitute strength for weakness. which, when
properly used. tAey never fail to do
~" They may be safely used a. any nee and at
an, period, itesY' during Tie faret Tire. Months.
during which the !ns.,,!ag atnre Of their act ion
would infnllibly pyeFeat pregnancy.
- All letters, seeking information or advice.
sill be promptly, freely. and dscrecly answered.
| ss Full directions accompany each box
! tw Price. 81 per box, o. six boxes for rs.
| ~ Sent D! mas, irSe u postage. en- receipt
ofyrIice. e.,
All such orders must be sent 10 {. A. COOK.
Chicayo our General Agent for the Wc.;
Sold IN Chicago, by FULLER. FINCH 4 FUL.
LEX, Wholesale Druggists and by all Druggists
9. a. COOK, Chicago,
General Agent for the State, Of ILLINOIS, Iowa,
| " iseonsin, Michigan, and Indiupn
! DIR, w. r. HERWIy 4 co.
| :. aoe Projectors,
;. No. 50 Liberty SraErr. New York.
ror SAFE ny all Druggists. mhl"-dly&wCm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

inc wheat crop in this vicinity is up and
looking iinely-promising well for good
.,,s vIfn Is nearly alb planted, and farmers
A'snNs 20 their noble wives and daughters
.l.s used ~ne pleasant weather Of me last
0srksv Newa0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

o'eAH FROM soKcnrM.-Thc Galesburg
(iil.) Free Democrat says Mr.. T. J. Bates
0. mat place has process for making gran
"'atcd sugar from sorghum, which produces
an article as good as the best grade Of New
orleans brown sugar, which now sells for
twenty-five cents per pound. In these
tunes OF high prices this invention is really
valuable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

4. hereby called. to meet at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
nm THURaDAY. JUNE 10th. 1864. at the Court
House. IN the city ri 4,e~ A.'"es, :" appoint say
teen delegates 10 the National Con' en'i"n =,
Chicago; u select yAndidsics for ihes'aem,a:'
Electors for Iowa: 10 noininate a Democratic
Stste ticket aud Ia adopt snch ether measures
ratio of rebr~s en,asion wn b. one delcenic iof
each buntFed sotc4. aud avery 'maAsm'nin irar,
ton cast for General Tu'is Ct u - 80.
elec,idn. but tarfi county VIII oe s''""' :"
one delegate. IT., ,,,.,;.;.al
cdihce II non-inicrirrencc, bY iederaA ar,h"''4,
with the domestic affairs OF NE STATES ''"u'
4 no Union could have been iarmed ano no ~
Ion teaf would be compatible WITH The public I'D
ertv i either practicable or desifablc, upon any
other basis. But this fundamental princirr mas
been 80 fiagranty violated. in the election ana
admins traton OF President Lincoln, rs to have
produced real disunion. practical despoiisn ant,
the United States to rectfy. in 1864 the fatal ms
take of 1860 whence proceed those awful condi-
tions Of American society to restore, .s lar a.
NAV be possible, the sfota pa mt belfum; and
emphaically aud forever to repadiate TIE pcrn,,c-
ious principles aud unscrnpulous men OF the
rcignng federal dynasty, which should not be
perlnltted as II threatens to perrctnate ii-cii
either by fraudulent elections or BY military dom
nation.
auesed 10 participate IN the selection Of del gates
10 this Convention who favor speedy terifllna-
ton Of the existing war; who Will malntaln fhe
Union by strict pbsets ance 0f the Constitution
Of the United States in letter and spirit and who
will insi-; upon their right. at an unirainnelcd
election. TO expel from power aud bring 10 con
dign punishment. the guilty. leaders a thr SEC
iiona parties North aud South. who are prodl-
gally. gay. rccklc>sly. squandering the iises and
fortunes Of the American people, III most vim
dictive partisan warfare whict. il inaniic,tlv de
u. -, A.,
States. and is rapidly tending to bankrupt, ID
brutallze, and to Afriranize the nation.
LIZ GRAM LEXINGTON,
p VI C.sApr.
A. W. CARrESrER,
FLANK PLraxER.
a. +. SEEnEKcER,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

The women Of Michigan have taken up
the Instrumentation fnpvemsnt.
m hanih n.onarchyis DOW 4 1uc 70
two islsndsn the sea, ossn up s. mq ths.
II th( sear z
Gen. Meade has bought handsome rest
dence corner Of Nineteenth street ana "
laney Place, Philadelphia.
= A first class car on Spanish railway IS
jarre APARTMENT hung with dainask cufta'iis'
sofas E,r seats. ard space enough % iho'e
about in.
The stock Of sugar in the British ware
houses has been rapidly increasing for the
last three years, and is greater now than II
ever was before.
Nadar. the eccentric French balloonist,
ANNOUNCES that he will shortly make an
other ASCENT and attempt to cross the Ne
siitcSranean.
Plat G. Spencer, author Of the Spence
rian system of penmanshp, died at his res.
idence in Geneva, o., last Saturday, aged
Ga.
The yearly product Of pianos in the
United States has increased from 1000 tc
30, 900 in the last IA years, the latter mum
Der being tire estimated manufacture Of the
present year.
Mdle Patti has just come Of age, and il
is said that one Of her first acts OF her ma
ority was to settle an annuity Of SCOOP
81 POO year each upon her father ant
mother
A matter Of fact man, in describing pa
rnde OF Of colored regiment, said tina
when they came to fright dress with tn
whites Of their eyes all turned out, it lookct
like long chalk mark
Mr.. Cyrus W. Field, who arrived in New
York by the Pacific. received at Queens
town Geographic Dispatch dated at lr
kutsk, Siberia, on Sunday, May 8, at 81
in the morning, although the distance from
Irkutsk to Queenstown is over six Thousand
miles.
While Maying party were on the sum
nit of Mount Megunticook, in Campden.
few days SINCE a Miss French, of Lincoln
vile, stumbled on the edge Of a precipc
and vas precipitatcd down chasm, owe
300 feet. She was taken up lnuiilatcd an'
died the same night.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

y"As the Phrnix rises from the nshes of its fire.
animated with new life 50 does this Eli xir rcjA
yenate The ~ alem anSl ovcrcosnc dseasc. III
- The Iseiu<enxsinE Elixir~is The result Of
modern discos cries in the vegetable Kingdom. be-
irrespective IL all fhe old md worn-ont ~ Aens
sSF- This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men of The dav. and by them pro-
bounced to he ono Of the greatest medical dscoy-
cries "a tho ar y 1 srfag
| t@ One bottle viii curc general DEBILITY
a lev doses cure Mysteries in Females
- One bottle cures Papt alton Of the Heart.
- From one to three bo.tles'rcstnre the man.
Illness and full viror Of youth.
| 80 few doses restore the appetite
| ~ Three bottles cure the worst case Of I'm
potency.
| - few doses cnre thc low spirited
| t-{s- One bottle restores mental power
! s-F" fcw dosrs bring tho rose to the cheek
| e This medicine restores to manly vigor and
robust health The poor dcbili.mcsi, worn 4io&n
| and desparing.
~ The listlcss. encrvated youth the over.
| tasked man Of business the victim Of nervous DE-.
depression. the indi, ldua suffering from general
! debility. will all find immediate and permanent
| relief bv the Of this Elixir or Essence Of Infe
|. - Price. - per bottle or three bottles for
s.. and forwarded by Express. on receipt Of mo.
ney. 10 any address.
All such orders must be sent 10 g. A. COOK
| Chicago. our General Agent for the West
Sold in Chicago. by FULLER. FINCH 4 FJtI-
LER. Wholesale druggists and BY al Druggists
every where
q. =. COOK. Chicago. General Au't
for the state. Of illinois, Iowa. Wisconsin. Ind.
"'' D ,Iis W. Il. sIERwIv 4 CO..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26
MANHOOD,

A Nd THE vIGOKOF YOUTH RESTORED
Il in four weeks. by DIR RICORDS Essr.cr
or t.ifr DR. kico,d fof Paris, after yea, Of
earnest solicitation, has at length aceeacd 10 l,e
nrs"n' request Of the American public, and ap-
ro,nisih agent IN New YORK, for The s,lo ~ liz
ralncd and highi, priced Essence Of L,t.. This
wonderful agent viii restore Aarllond 10 then most
shattered constitutions in four weels and IL ngad
according p printed Instructions, failure i In
possible This life restoring remedy should be
taken ny AL about 10 marry. as its effects per-
maaent. Success IN every il certain
i!r. K,cords Essence OF Life il sold ~ cases.
with fuii instruction. FIR use ut a. or four anuu.
Titles N one for ~, and will be sent 10 any mari
carefully packed, on receipt Of remittance 10 hin
accredited agent. Circulars sent tree On RECENT
Of stamps. PHILIP ROiANUO
Broome St, door west broadway. \. Y
ncli3-d DIM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

A Herald correspondent writing from
Camden, n. c., states that Dr.. Diamond
~ New Yoek State Agent, has purchased
~ tho strawberries IN the market for the
( and wounded b. TIC hospitals IA that
aity. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26

THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN SVAl.iD.-Published for the benefit. and
a. n warming and A CAUTION TO You've
MEN, who suffer from spcrmetorrh9a, Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay. etc, supplying at the
same time THE MEANS OF SELF CURE BY
one who has cured himself after being put to
great expense and injury through medical hum
bug and quackery. l,r enclosing a post paid ad
dressed envelope, single copies ma, he had Of the
author NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
N.Y.. -d6wlv Bedford. Kings county. Y. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-05-26
HAPPINESS OR MISERY !?

THAT 1T THE QUESTION
ME PkUfhitfDES .F THE VIEW YORE
Il Museum and Anatomy Of Medicine h.,c n.
term,ned, regardless Of expense, to issue free
n"r the ' b.ne,lvof suffering humanity fouR Of
on Marriage aud il. dsqnaliiica;ons ycryou. DE-.
tsb's, t'fe'na'nre Decline of Manhood. Indiees.
ton. weakness CT Depression Loss af Eaergv
and VITAL Power, TIE Great Social ELL and .Luss
nriaaics "Iirii result from ,onthf,l foIIies, er.
ceases or maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology
and Natures Laws
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
81 cniighfenlng and saving thousands. and will
De forwarded irec. on receipt Of four stamps. BIZ
addressing Secretary. New York Museum or
Anatomy and Medicine, us Broadvay. New
York AMPLY
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1864-08-03
MERRILL 81 &BIGLER
re JEst opened large and EplsE1lI asso.
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They have-as hes. azsoy-uea.s Il EEarz g.are Il a:
has ever beer brgu gat 70 tai. eguafy which -zsey
Viii sell * 1Ee mos reasonable prices among
which viii b found splendid lot u cugtle.r- .
which they invite the special attention O.. The
public
On hand Al assortment q heavy silrer-pIated
FORKS spoons ard Butter knives. of the best
Iaaaufactare-
. Igt u pistols of the best patterns. and ossr
drs-ar-ns- Also general assortment OF pistol
cerTr1e 60 al u which viii Be sod Al reasoua-
bic prices.
Lhsy continue 20 manufacture ali kinds Of tin
ware brass kettles, slDvs pipe, etc which cannot
be surpassed IN this section 0ftae state
They 50 have On hand PItt.burg PfoWs q
IDong Saich are steel centre lever pICss AIz2
P!gT eastiagss G-t CshGr agricultural i'm pe1nents
Cook stoves. and Parlor and Coal stoves gen
eal assortment and Of the best patterns for sale
at reasonable prices
Coal OIL Coal oil lamps, paints. oils and vur-
nishest general assortment Glass putty nails
iron. and castings. great variety in fact almost
anything that may be wanted by the public can
be found in their abIisLent AID 81 prices II
cannot be beat
Now is the time to purchase, If you desire any
thing II their line Of business Give them call
and examine their stock. and they feel assured
that gou can be ccommodated.
Remember their establishment is on I'd Street.
CIearheid, Pa. where you buy goods to the
very best advantage.
pid silver, copper, brass. pewter and old cast
iHgs will be taken in exchange for goods.
May -, 1858 MEhkELL BIGLEE