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OPERATIONS OF The POTOMAC FLO.
TILLAs

1vos osuorsAND BgsHELs ORCONFEDERATE
GRAIN DESTROYED.
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TIE GgERRILLAs DRIVEN OFF.
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THH RACE, yesterday, over the National
Track, was closely contested, and the attend
ance much larger than on tho previous day.
The following horses were entered: Fanny
Allen. Gen. Averill, and Lady Allen After
scoring Lady Allen showed lameness and was
withdrawn. The betting was two to one on
Fanny Allen.
First Heat.-aen. Averill slightly on the lead.
On the back part Of the track Fanny took the
5:l6h.
Second Heat "A fine start; Fanny ahead.
and keeping ahead all the way, pushed hard
by Gen. A; Fanny winning by bare length.
Time much better-5:33k.
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PIRING HEARD EARLY THIS MORNING ON
GRANTS LIFT
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WASHINGTON NOT EVACUATED.
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LOCAL NEWS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge fisher.-- Yesterday,
TimotAy Hennessey, indicted Tor the larceny
of S15xfom Samuel Stevens, was found guilty.
Simon Flynn, indicted for renting q house
for bawdy purposes, gave security for his ap.
pearance.
The grand jury, having gotten through with
their work, were discharged. Judge Fisher,
In disehareing them, thanked them tor their
the manner In which their business had been
performed
The following recommendation was made
by them in reference to the jail, which was or.
dered to be spread upon the minutes:
The grand Jury present to the Hon. Court
that in accordance with the usual custom they
have examined the jail and premises attached
thereto. So much has been said heretofore In
regard to the unsuitableness Of the building
and its locality, that we do not propose to
again repeat 1t, but feel compelled 10 call the
atten ton OF the proper authorities controlling
to the wretched condition we find 1t at present
as regards the health and comfort Of the In
mates.
The interior OF the building presents clean
appearance-at least, as much SO as could be
reasonably expected from the dllapidate state
OF the walls and floors. which need much re.
pairing. The yards present very unsightly
appearance; collections Of rubbish ofai from
the building, many places SO low as to be the
receptacle OF water In wet weather, without
proper drainage; deposits OF excrement In an
OPEN box, &c.,-the whole emitting an eflu via
dangerous to the entire neighhorhood sur
rounding. We think it highly important, aud
our DUTY to suggest, that immediate atten ntion
be given to the sanitary condition in view OF
the approaching warm weather.
I'VE understand that the piles OF rubbish,
cffaI, &c, spoken in the recon- mendation are
the accumulations for the past winter, and
merts to have 1t removed forth with.-Rep.I
This morning, Seymour Van Camp was
tried on the charge of stealing watch, ane
acquitted.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

BEAUREGARp COMMANDING THERE
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MELANCHOLY Yesterday about
noon train of new Go vernmeIt wagons were
passing down 10th street east near street
south-one team drawing two or three emnty
wagoDs-two small children of MI. 'Johu
Lusby residing near by essayed to take ride
by getting on the pole OF the last wagon In the
tIaln out Ct sight Of the driver. The sudden
motion of the pole when the wheels passed
over She irregular surface Of the street caused
them to fall of, when the youngest, q boy about
four years, was run over-the wheels passing
over his breast crushing In his ribs. The other,
about six years old, had his knee severely in.
jured. The two were Immediately taken TO
their parents residence when DIR. McKtm was
called In and everything done to alleviate their
suffertngs, but the youngest died In about
thirty minutes. The other child will recover.
There can be no blame attached to the driver
on account Of this accident as ho was not otaware
that the children were on the wagon.
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SNUG FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON TwELyrH
STREET WEST, BET HEEN ANDP STREETS

81 sfSE.f WfsF, SET sEsEs AND 7 sTkEEfSs
On sATuRDAY AFTERNOON. May nth. At 8
seih street sesseen and and
Il nsns
containinx aye rooms, with good stable on tho
Tsm: 81 sns One third in CASH the remainder six
and twslvs months, With interest, secured By
sss aiaS Sizi rsE 60 sss ;s':
hskoHbaESHisss Is = Saiss ASn hdn.as sasksss ALMA
lust RECEIVED AND FOR SALE on .B0Ak0
ssn essh BSos Bosx 2
9SS k9.si. kk9sE ,s5snd 4Sraiss Mercer Potatoes.
corner ma ! i! lt.h and E ss'' AMaEpBuRS. A.
AIDES cLoAkssT 5HsT 6FEskbe 6SR kbcE hASfiIlAs
Paris styles of Ladies Mantels of every descrip-
Lace sisR s6safs, saS pPssiSss pPsinss and M.ntllas
Also Barege, Grensdin Mozambieue and other
shsSs sso fss
:as 7sHssss s5|sss for at present viii
in ssitoi TIE above goods TO examine mine %, ''>
befose purchasing 8 NJ MEYEEBERGd
ste ". Meysns.ss..sxsy 81. sxyenas els s'HaRSs House,
4s Market Space saesn nraee FL ssh streets
lust ARRIVED AND flSG n0TB Bostenn nMLoADlsd
asS S5 5oS zs1RD s0esD o0asss
. -h,cb We call the Of the trade and the
public u 'isssss eRIrssasas sssns sss "a e a..
10 171FlOus strong thres-sprins WAQ0H
T. E4n y Sonble and single HARN106 for se1A.
q 5sfS5 H,S Beer house, GSssss % Sss A
COTTAsfA cofTAa sUIrei
Just ss.,ysa Rss ssh0GSsT HSrr frSR SEr rBSss4fs
fo vhieh 1a csU the ettsntion OF housekeepers aa9
those eontenpsatins safHa1SNsnf2k afHa1Nf2k aRIPyrra.
{ - % ~ g ,eea5@ = 800 fSh Str -.
nnOOKVYI.LE ACADEMY -Studsn9 feoes~Ss
ID q my time and charged eoW az SHdtRNa. 81
~ S- -so,m. B,ookyills, Montsousfy eo.. 70.
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= -a. - FLUTINai

/ Every lady in the District to know that have.
at considerable expense, had built very eIerant
machine for fluting or Orimping Dresses, &c.
S and others can have kind Of goods
ehesp as IN any ether city. Ladies', remember this
y sns only machine in town, and done at the only
sn ss,te PPstent 0hice, Stamping and Machine stitch
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PERSONAL.

TNFoRMATION wANrED OF yOaH DHIYNoH. :.
lotIat!on eAa He sivea VAN % sAa.skfsIv vsessivs4
81 Ee76'f., please Cory i p myf&s z
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pETERSON'S MAGAZINE.

We are in receipt of this popnlar Lady 3
Magazine, Cor December " Is a splendid
number with superb title page for 1854
Notwithstanding tho enormously Increased
price OF paper. and the rise in all printing
materials. "PetorsOG" will still be furnished
at TWO DOLLARS \ YEAR No Magazine oi
similar merit approaches it in cheapness.-
lts stories and u0veiettes are by tho best
writer's. In 1865, Four Origina Copyright
Ncvelettes will be given IT'S Fashions ARE
ALWAYS THE LATEST AND PRETrIEsr. Every
ne'ghb0rhood ought TO make up club. IT
rs THE MAGAZINE FOR THE TINES ! Its terms
to clubs are unpreoodentediy liberal. viz
8 copies tor Ssl2 co. or Ia copies for 800 90
To every person getting upa club. tat these
rates the Publisher will send, rs u premi.
um, that superb engraving for Trimming sise
27 inches by 20 inches, WASHINGTON
PARTING FROM HIS GENERALS" or
an extra copy OF the Magazine for 1895.
.. '4ddTess post paid
CHARLES j. PETERSON,
300 Chestnut street, PhiIade phia.
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as' Msnsfeid's Dspousatory says that
most of the sarsaparills OF the shops 10 iu-
ert and worthless. DR. Aver in bis writings
on this drug ststas that not only is il inert
as found IN the shops, but 80 also ore most
preparations from it, or Bearing it's name.
He shows, however. thBt this fact arises
from the use of wortbless ysrieties or un-
skilfnl preparations by inpompetept men;
that tho true Medicinal sarsaparills (Sarz,
Snilsx Off OF tbe unpies, when freshly
gathered in the bud, is one of the most et.
iectuaI alternatives We posaess. Combined
With pther suSstEnces OF great Alternative
powor, like iodine, Stillineia, Dock. &c 1t
makes ayers Compound E4trect of Sarsa
parila. vhifh We We reason to bpl;eye is
one OF tbs moet efcctua remedies gor bu-
mors, skin diseases and for purifying the
blood which has ever yet been iopad BY
anybody Bangor iMe. ,M'rcaIJ.
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Fire in Newbury.

The dwelling house on the road leading
srom North Newbury to Burton, owned by
Mr. John Murphy, and fcrmerly owned by
Dr.. II. Bell, was destroyed by Gre pu Tues
day evening last. Two families occupied
the house, those of Mr.. Murphy and Mr.
Geo. j. Shattupk. The less Ye have not
learned. MIR. Murphy had large quantity
of pork in the Collar, which was lost. Mr..
Sbsttuck lost about fifty bushels Of cora,
Most of the household furniture vss tayed.
The fro is supposed to have caught from q
stove pipe leading OFT dGors, end used as a
chimney.
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ALABAMA LEoIsLAruRE; SIaNIfIcAsr.-The
Rebel Legislature of AIabams few months
ego passed a resolution declaring that they
we're prepared te vots he last dollar aud
the last man to the war, and would never
submit to the United States Uovernnent.
This was when it was hoped that McClel.
land would be successful. After the mem
bsrs had heard from the State elections 10
New England, Pennsylvsnis, Ohio and In.
diana. aud it became apparent that Luoolu
aud johnson would co chosen, tho same La.
gisla,ure refused to vote man or dollar
In support of tho warl Peace hath it's vic.
tories,
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~ Harper e. Brother continue the pub
'ication Of their "Pctorial History of the
Groat Reballion." in numbers. No. S
which has just appeared, carries tho bistor,
no farther than tho extra session of Con
gross in 1861. It will thus DO seen tha
the work is very comprehensive and elab,
orate in design, and, when completed, will
be the most complete history OF the Rebeli
ion extant. Price 80 cents per No. Gul
thanks arc due TO the publishers for copie,
of all the numbers now Issued, which ",
highly prize. .... .'...-- .. ..
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Gard.

The Church, with quite,a largo humber
Of Christian and citzen friends, showed US no
little respect and kindness. last evening, the
a.d inst, in making rs very social visit,
leaving substantial token Of regard. Of one
hundred dollsrs, for which they will accop.
our thanks. May tho blessings of both
worlds be richly enjoyed by the DONORS.
Thanks to the Choir for tho excellent sing
ing with which We were entertained, 40
VIM. H. WILSON,
FLORA S. WILSON.
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I FILTERS rema'n'ng unclaimed In the
~ Post Office at Chardnn, State of OHIO,
........ this 24M day of Nov, 1864.
9J-To obtain any Of those Letters, the appli
cant must ca!lior Advertised Letters" " give the
date OF the List aud pay one cent for advsr tising
IIlt uot called Tor within one month, thsy
'fil be sent To tho Dead Letter Office.
barnes, Eryin ia yg Palmer, T. .......-.
beais, A: II, Reed, Emily J. Mrs.
Colmnn, Melissa Miss IrumpbOur.M. J. Mira
Green, Diana Mrs. 'rucer, IIosy
King julius NJ, Wells, j, +.
Lichlste ns'eu, Myer Yrahs ter, A. II.
t Young, Lusina
10. CONVERSE, P M.
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VALUABLE AND CoNvgNlENf -"Ero,Dn'.
BronchiaI Troches" are wildly known as an
sdmirshle remedy for Bronchitis, Hoarse.
ness, Coughs, and nthsr troubles Of the
throat aud lungs. They are OF great value
for the purposes for which they are desigue ed
and it should be known that while they arc
ussfully and pleasantly efioacious, they
contain no hurIful ingredients. but may at
all tones be used with perfect safety - B0s
ten Recorder.
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~rMr' Noah poncroy. Of Clnridon, had
the misfortune. recently, TO lose 35 sheep
out of a flock of 1875, killed and wounded
by dogs. in single night, The sheep were
being kept on a iarm in Psrktnsn.j W.
learn that many Others have been killed
in the same township.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A. Card 10 ths Suffering.

SWALLOW Two or three hogsheads Of "Du.
- chu,' "Tpnic Bitters,"" SarsapariIa," Ncr.
vons Anlidotes.n &C., Nc, &c, b, and, alter you
are setisled with the result then try one bog Ql
OLD DOCTOR BpCHANS ENGLISH SFE.
ClflC Pllbs-and BE- rastorsi 70 hea lib and yg
or IN loss than thirty days, They qse purely veg.
etabs, pleasant to take, promEi anp salyiasy in
their effects on the broken down aud shattered
constitution. Old and young Gan taao them with
advantage. imported ana sold in the Unitsd
states ONLY by JAMES i. BUTLER,
- No 4Sf Broadway, New York.
..., 0c- Agent Ter the United States.
IA iipEoi tho Pills. securely packed, will
be mailed to any address, on repsipt OF price,
which - ONE DOLLAR, post paid-mon6y ra.
funded Wy tho Agest, II entire satiisu,!en s not
given, .r.. .H. T6Dm3
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MD~ During the late Presidential aa

nr During the late Presidential cam.
paigH. large number Of favors of CORES.
pondents we're necessarily laid aside. Some
OF these, now being out Of dat0, must
give place to later ones, and oihera We are
compelled to abridge. Among thom are
tho letters Of "primus" and Harry D." 10
this issue. We are always pleased to hea,
from correspondence, though We csnnot al.
ways publish theip tayors 40 promptly @,
full y as desirable. .v .t
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DR.. L. PAGIN.

Gilmore, Ohio--tA Student Of DR.. Oellinbaugh,
and who has had Eleven Yeas Practice in the
treatment OF Chronic Diseases, will be at the iol
lowing places. An persons wishing to consult
him, can do 50 free OF charge Remember the
tima: ....I
CLARION, Tuesday, Oct 25,h and Dec. Goth.
CLARlDON, Monday afternoon, Oct cath and
December 18th -
HuNTSBURG Monday till noon, Oct. 24th and
December 18th.
MlDDLEtlELp, Tuesday afternoon, October
18Th and December 18th
BURTON, Tuesday till noon, October 18th and
December 18Th.
PARkMAN. NJ onday till noon, October 18th
aud Dec l2th.
TROY, Monday afternoon. October 18th and
December l2,h.
MUNSON, Wednesday till noon, October Goth
and January 9th, ....
NEWRURY, Wednesday afternoon, Oct 26th
and January 9Th.
RUSSELL. Thursday till noon, Oc .ober 9th
aud January 9TH.
CHESTER, Thursday afternoon, October 9th
and January 9Th
CHAGRlN FALLS, Saturday afternoon, Oct
9Th anu Jan 9Th '-.-..'
BAlNBRlDGE,S Sunday, Oc, 29th and January
9th. 77l'3w
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es-Mr. Jacob Hollis brought to our office Q
bag full of worry fine Golden Pippins, pre-.
sented to Us by bis son.in law, Mr.. Myror
N Fox, of Mnnson-for which favor he ha,
our hearty thanks--more SO, as being eivor
on tho day on which We gave thanks for ia
vors received. i' .'2 '~' ,.'@
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A NUMBER Of years has elapsed since the In
irodaclion i;,Sn Of HoSTETTERS CELEBRATED
BlITERS 10 the public The prejudice existing
IN the minds OF many PERSONS against what are
denoIGinatod patent medicints, at first greatly
retarded its sale; but as its virtues aud merits
became known, this barrier OF prejudice " as at
Inst ,overthrown, and the demand increased so
istod in the United States in which the afflicted
bad not experienced the benefits arising from the
use o the ' Bit u.s. aud at The present day, IN
.ALLPARTS OF THE WORLD, there are to
be found vouchers for the great merits OF the ar.
found, See Advertisement For sale by Drug
gists and Dealers generally everywhere 766w4
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B"We are glad to learn that the West
ern Reserse Seminary at Pennington is, Al
present. in yery prosperous condition
numbering nearly 200 pupils, many of high
grade We have reason to believe tho pop
narty of this institution, well merited. Sc,
advertisement. ..-- --nt.-.. ---L
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General Agent, 427 Broadway, N. York.
T,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT.

rEsSiUNS ANU EAVEKI.
l ENCEOF A NERVOUS INVALID,
:, PlbIisled for the benefit, and as Caution to
Young Men and others, who suffer from Ner.
v1us Debility. Early Decay, aud their kindred
ailments supplying the means Of Sef.cure. BY
one WHO has cured himself af er being a victim
OF misplaced confidence in medical hpmbug and
quackery. BY enclosing a postpaid directed en-.
vvelope, single copies may he lhadlot tls author,
MArHsslsL IA MAYFAIR, Esq, BedIord, Kings Co,
new ork,F T5lyl
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EDITOR OF DsMocs ~. Dfap MIR, With your
permission | wish to say 10 tho readers Of your
paper, that will send. by return mail, to all who
wish ii lrse,l o iiaape, with tail directions for
nuking and using a simple Vegetable Balm,
lhai vii etieclualy remove. in ten days, PIN.
pies. bloi9has, an, Freckles, aHd all Impurities
OF Ihe Skin, leaving tas saHe soft, clear, smooth
and beautiful.
| will also mail FREQ to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple direGiions und information
that W! Il eIablo them 10 start o !nll growth OF
LnsnrHnt Hair, Whiakcrs, o. Moustuche, in
less than thirty days.
All applications answered. by return mail fres
of charge. Respectfully yours, ''. f''
THOMAS +. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
759m3 s3l Broadway, N. Y.
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NJ o TlCE..- The Undersigned has been dui "
~ appointed and qualified as Execulrlx OF .ths
Estate OF Newman q. Lyman, deceased, late OF
Chester, Gesugs Co., o.
JULIA A. LYMAN
Chester, Nov. lSih, 1884. Sw77e
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10 you WISH TO ne CURED,

I,,,,,, -. - DN. DUDItANTS
ENGllSH SPECIFIC PILLS cure, in less than
80 days. the woIst cases of NERVOUSNESS
lnpoteney, Premature, decay, Seminal Weak
ness. Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual and Ner.
Vous Affections. no matter from what ca use pro
duced Price, One Dollar per box. Sent, post.
paid oy matt on receipt Oi an order One Box
VIII perfect the cure in most cases. Address
-e. JAMES s. BUTLER
-..-.r General Agent, 427 Broadway NJ York.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES,

Consumptivc sufferers will receive valua Die
prescription lor the, cure ef CONSUMPTION, Asth.
ma, Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lung A flee.
tions, Gree ol CHARGE by sending their address
TO Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
HSm3 Williamsburg Kings Co. N Y.
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NOTlCEis hereby given that the thdersign'd
IN has this day, fled IN the Probate Court Ct
Geauga County, Ohio this petition. praying let
an ordsr authorizing them to stlI his following
claims belo nging TO Nhe ss'h,e OF A. II. Gotham
teeeassd, which accrued IL the hie,.ns OF said
dsceaaed, and which kays become desperate, 10
taxed Ia favor OF A. II Gotham, in Gsauga Co.
Common Pleas and pisirc, Cour &, on Execu-
ton Dochets :, H. /, J. x, b and NJ, and on
EyecrrCr Docket known as "The Continuance
Ddck1t,h amounting to about the sum OF Ten.
hundred aud forty. two and 500 dollars.
Said petiuon will be Tor hearing on the Sd day
OF December, A ID 1894
A. II. THRASHER,
rae ."H. SUSAN GOrHAM
. Adm'rs Of said A IL. Gotham, deed,
Oct. 29th, 1854. T73w4
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French Breakfast and Dinner
G 0 F F E e

nWlNG to the very high price of Coffee, ard
~ the great difficulty in procuring n good, uni.
lorm nnd reliable article our customers hnva
often expressed wish TIM. they could be supplied
from first hands. II was the intention of
TIE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
to do q strictly Tea business, but, s we huve had
some. customers living Gl a distance, that hav.
relied upon va TO supply them exclusively with
Tea and Conse, il being incon We nient for the IN
to come to New YORK., TIE GREAT TEl AND Cor
rEE EMPORIUM OF this oOuntry-nnd us our Tea
Tasler was pos sosssd Of Information relating 10
Coffee that could be furnished at moderate
price and give universal go nlisaction, and al tho
same time afford lie retailer a handsome profit.
we have been compelled TO supply those parties.
THIS COFFEE HAS BECOME 50 POPULAR
with our customers, and their tales have in
creased to such an exteRI, ihsi We have been
competed TO make large additions TO our ina.
ehncry, which will enable us 10 supply lew
more customers with it. We will thor ciore send
IL 20 all who may order. ..
Itis fast supersedinS all other CoGees.
This Coffee has been used Tor more than q cen.
fury in Paris and since It's introduction into this
copntiy. 1t has been in use by some Vi the lead.
ing French Restaurants here The Parish Ms o urc
said To be tho best judges OF coffee und the
great lav"r III which Is held by the III is the best
recommendation that can be produced Tor its fine
favor and hoaithy effects upon The human sys.
TOM
We put up but one grade of this Coffee, and
That Is OF qunlitJ mat our customers have
found from experience will give perfect satisluc.
ton and neot oil the demands of their trade. 1t
is the lowest price that wg con recommend.
We do all our business on the most extensive
scale, buy by the cargo, aud sell at only two
cents per pound profit
We put up this Coffee In Barrels only, of las
Pounds each. This method OF putting it up
saves from 2to cents per pound 10 The con-
2umer. and, by its being in large quantity, it re-
tains its tine favor much longer in this form than
in any other. We send with each barrel Show
Cards, Circulars aud Posters 10 assis, the dealer
TO introduce il TO his customers. We hope our
customers viii take puins TO have them we'll
posted up and distributed, as it will be TO their ad
vantage to do SO.
This Coffee we warrant to give erfect satis-
faction. and, II ii does not plense tho purchaser
has the privilege of returning the whole or any
part of il within so days, and having his money
refund cd, together with oil the expenses Of
transportation both ways.
We issue Price Circular Of our TEAS and
CoyEEEs which we are gind 10 send free TO a Il who
wish it Consumers of Coffee should inquire for
the Frepch Brea tfdst aud Dinner Coffee, and be
sure that it was purchased OF the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs,
IS s. 81 YESEY STREET, New York.
tE #. r..H ... 75Sm3
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HOME DEPARTMENT.

nsr Owing to the present high prices, we
are under the necessity of announcing an
advance in our terms of advertising, as well
as subscription. Other papers have already y
done so A new scala of PRICES for cd
Vertising will DO published soon.
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ns- The vote of the Gesuga soldiers et
the State Election in October, stood: Union,
2sl, CoppeFhead, +. Can the soldiers Of
any other county beat that? ....
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NITlLKINS & KELLEY are inst openin 9
w their NEW CONFECTIONERY Room,
ne door hortE oftheir new Store, Please call
nd see them.
1873 WILKINS s. KELLEY.
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SCHooL EXAMINERS NOTlcE.-for the
-
Accommodation CT taose who have rpplied since
the last meeting. and fer those who expect to
apply Tor Certificates tor the ensuing Winter, tho
Members . the Soard Of School Examiners vii
meet, on Saturday, Dec, 3D., 1854, In Chardon,
at the usual hour, 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
...-..... ... @. WORKABLE, Clerk.
Chardon, Nov. 18th, 1854.