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not be pictured than these, with their planta-
tion rags and bare feet 1t WAS hard to turn
any away. but we could not do better than 10
do so, with word of hope, which was recelV-
ed with poor grace by those to whom It came
unaccompanied by material aid. When one Is
hungry or naked Bible or hymn-book don
seem to satisfy."-yNiss AeTick's Report, fsT-
nandina, Fla.
"Our efforts to do anything for these people,
as they herded together i'll masses, when found
ed on any expectation that they would help
themselves often failed; they had become SC
completely broken down in spirit Though SUI
| fering, that it was almost impossible to arouse
them The camp at Young's Point, during the
summer of 1863, had been vast charne
housa-thousands of people dying, without
well ones enough to bury the dead. "--Coloas
Eason's report, Tennessee.
'''The increased suffering among the freed
men, resulting from the expeditions OF Genera
Sherman and others, have brought within ou
reach multtudes of wretched men, wemen ant
children, whose needs must be met by larg
/ shipment and by the most speedy means 0
conveyance Report Of ErscutlUs Comm!
tee.
~ WO LHOuSdflu vi lfiCuA ttiSSuuANht Aie''S ~
rived at Beaufort, and are encamped in 'bous
houses in the woods in this vicinity. Govern
ment gives them one ration per day for the pres
ent, bat they are very destitute of bedd lns
clothing, cooking utensils, everything "-~Rer
T. W. Lewis' Letter, Beaufort.
owe have been importuned by newly arr
ved contrabands for wearing apparel as we'll :
food, until we have given everything we coul
spare, and have also purchased new for them
but the demand increases with every new a
rival from Savannah. [ have had two pack;
yes and one box from the North sent for then
which was immediately disposed of, that WI
only drop in the bucket They came TO ii
F ladies' IN de big house, and their cry Is, ID
for Gods sake. missis, gi me a warm colt, Y
can't stan dis, we perish, we hunger, we to
about dis way an dat, till we sick, and de CO
} wedder SO hard we perish; an when de va
KEGS took we, no let me take anything, on
lest what we hab On we, an we had no pla
to go"-.Nrs. YOung's letter, Dayton P!aatG
S tion
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Bedford Markets.
PR OSE1
OF THE
BEDFORD co MUTUAL OIL COMPANY.
Capital Stock $l50,000, ParValue $l0O
No FaUoTtlsm. Eray Subscriber or the Ground
Floor.
OF THE

The property Of the above named company, which
is about being organized under The mining laws C!
2rnHsY Yvania, consists Of the following valu Die
territory, 20 Wit;
4 lease OF one hal( acre. known as mo 3.''
on the Tennev < >;otfow purchase on CheuY Rua,
Vrnang" county, Pa, just above the celebrated
Reed" wei aud within a stones throw of a we'll
Just struck, flo wing present 100 barrels PER day.
new derrick erected upon the lo;. One half tie
oil to the company.
Q. A lease Of one half acre, m close prox!uitv
to the above, known as s'No. - on the Tennev
Storrow purchase on Coerry Run. A new derrick
ereced upon the lot. One half the oil to the CON.
pauy.
5. The refusal for sixty days, Of lease on Sugar
Creek, of two acres of ground fye.eightbs 0i ths
! oil TO the company.
/ 4. Seven acres in fee simple on the waters Of
aJ'.ehhssT Rum one mile from its junction with the
= 111,FnY' about the ne distance from the Fox
Comp'ny.' Al nar,T 1 UPg.tRs @Stump Islands Oil
| under cultivation, with good frame house gpon IT,
| .. IcTee acres in fee simple on the Allegheny
river, Just below the mouth OF the Clarion river
here is room on this tract for half dozen wells
The " "Altegheny and Clarion River Oil Compapv -
OF FhIiade! 7hia, ale now sinking several wells I'M
med'atey opposite this property, with excellent
| prospects OF success.
In presenting the above basi. 10 the pubjc il !,
So'Aleu''g SeiieVeu that It cannot be eKceiled by
tn3t OF any ether company yet organized. The two
/ leases on Cherry Rua are themselves wortb r,n,s
| than the territory Of many companies which nro.
! tess TO be based upon a million capital. TIE Cherry
nun region has proved to be the sure ST nrogrrg
territory yet discovered. Nine tenths Of the wsiIs
/ bored on this stream have been succe<sftl The
great ''Reed well, flowing 375 barrels per dsy the
'Mountaln" well flowing 100, and in fact nearly al
OF the large wells yet struck are located on Cher
! ry Run.
1t IS proposed 70 sell sufficient nunber Of shares
| TO pay for the territory and raise working cap,al
ior lis development, al the low price OF tlreuy. fvs
er'tS per shars, hts placing spsry sabsciBs II his
JnHa o" tie ground floor, and giving each su5sri5H
pro rata interest IA TIE territory engines and Other
properly Of tte company, as well as the shares Of
| STOCK remaining unsold after the purchase money
and working capital raised. From the nature Of
the leases, boring upon them must be commenced
within sixty days from the 2oth of April 1885,
which Is sufficient guaranty that the company
wlIl proceed without delay - the development OF
| its territory.
1he following named persons are authorized 10
receive subscriptions TO this valuable stock,
B. AFoR F. nFFERs EFED Bedford Borough,
ISAAC D EARNEST, Bedford Township.
HENRY F. SMITH, ST. Clair,
}. II. SCHELL, Scheil,burg,
JACOB !. BARNDOLLAR, Blaodv Rrr
RICHARD LANGDON, Hopewell.
S. ). FLuCK, Saxton.
J. B. FARQUH4R,
AP''I 60 1900 Trsasa,sY pro tta.
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--KDEED-

SLEEK.--In Napier township, on the l7tk
instant, Joseph w. Sleek, Esq, aged 81 years
and 5 days.
Deceased was most exemplary citizen, high:
ly respected and esteemed by all who knew
bin. His untimely death will be long regret
ted by many friends. Peace to his soul.
STONER-On the 10Th inst, in Pattons:
vile, Bedford county, Pa, Mrs. Mary Stoner,
daughter of Abraham Weisel, Esq, in the 9th
year of her age.
BARNDOLLAR.--In Bloody Run, on ,ae
7th inst, Miss Sarah S. Barndolar, aged 20
years, 9 months and 5 days.
The deceased was member of the Presby-
terian church in Bedford. Her piety was SIM
pie and earnest. She was remarkably gentle,
patient and atfectionate. After long af1iction
she las catered into the JOY of her Lord.
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The Assassination of tie President,

4AS ASSdsS1ndGIou VI LIS ff6SlQent.
The universal grief into which the people of
The United States have been plunged By the bru-
sa assassination of The President, win, we fear.
be unassuaged by the course of the new admin.
istration. But we will not preiudge the con-
duet Of President johnson, and in justice to him.
shall reserve our opinion concerning bis proba-
BE treatment of the national difficulties, until
that treatment be fully developed. That Pres
ident Lincoln had materially changed his policy.
within the last few weeks OF his administration.
none will deny. Flow saluiary was that change,
wns proved by the fact that the vast majority
Of the people, irrespective of party, endorsed it,
whilst the hope of peace and all early reconcil-
iation of our divided and distracted nation, was
kindled in almost every heart. The alterations
Of the Presidents past career, though not for
gotten, were DO longer spoken Of, by his politi-
cal opponents, for the new ground which he
had taken, seemed to be broad enough for them
10 stand upon, and they regarded the prospect
Of the future with unqualified satisfaction, and
with the brightest ANTICIPATION. Dy this con-
sideration the hideousness of the crime by which
the President lost his life, was intensified in the
eyes Of the conservatives. The Executive had
st lsst SO shaped his course, that they felt at
tracted toward him and prepared tc rally around
him TO shield him against the attacks of the
Jaeobln Radicals. Alas alas! that the rash
hand Of desperation, should have destroyed the
eruii, jus. as the ripening influences Of expert
ence mad turned its bitterness into the sweetness
Of maturity. We mourn the death Of the late
president, not merely on account Of the man.
ner Of bis taking off, nor because Of his official
relation to the government, but sadly and griev-
casiy because Of the assurance which the last
few weeks of his administration gave Us, that
osE civil war would soon close in the restoration
of an honorable and lasting peace, based upon
she equality ot the saates and Of The people.
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Exit Sherman I

"All flesh is grass" and all generals are mere
puppets who must dance and kick, as the Jac-
obin leaders pull the strings with which the a.
foresaid generals are tied If such generals
undertake TO be men and not simply machines,
they, Of course, become mere human flesh, err
GO, grass, ergo, must be cut down in the hay
day OF their glory! Thus with Mcclellan and
now thus with Sherman. Vide news columns.
Sherman has ''went and gone and doue did it"
He has undertaken TO make peace upon the
basis of the restoration Of the Union. As the
Harrisburg Telegraph honestly remarks, '.just
as though we had been fighting forfour years to
restore the Union with slayery!" Sherman
ought to have known better. So much for At
lanta, Savannah, Charleston, Raleigh and Rich
mond But, seriously, let the people ponder
the terms which Gen. Sherman had agreed up
/ on, and which would have given peace to the
/ country at once and without more bloodshed.
! Had Abraham Lincoln lived, we DOUBT not he
would have approved Sherman's arrangement.
/ But, the blood-thirsty Jacobins are net yet ap-
peased. More blood! is their cry, and more
blood they viii have.
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& Grand Combination.

The great combination Of equestrian and
geological attractions formed by the union Of
Thayer & Noyes' popular Circus troupe with
Van Amburgh &c Co.'s Menagorie, which is to
be here on FRIDAY, the 5th of May, presents
inducements for general patronage such as
are seldom offered in a single establishment.
This IS the first season Of the Combination, and
we learn that the fayor extended 10 it is such
as to we'll reward the energetic projectors Of
the enterprise for the enormous expenditure
they have incurred in effecting the junction of
Two such extensive companies. Van Am
burgh's Menagerie has a world wide reputation,
and the collection the present season is said to
De one of the finest ever brought together on
this side of the Atlantic, comprising many ex-
tremely rare specimens of animated nature
The huge elephant ''Hannibal,'' the largest
quadrupeG on this continent, and much the
largest animal of his species ever exhibited in
America, is included in the Menagerie, and is
an exhibition Of himself The performances
given at each entertainment win be Of the Inost
varied character, including every description of
equestrian, gymnastic and acrobatic feats, in
Producing one of the most talented and com
plete circus companies ever organized DR.
Thayer, the inimtable humorist, will admins
ter his sovereign remedy for low spirits in allo-
pathic doses, and altogether, visitors may de-
pend upon receiving q full equivalent for the
price Of ticket. The feats Of Mr.. Noyes'
beautiful trick horse Grey Eagle and the
performances of Mons. DAVIS, pupil Of the
great Van Ambursh, in the lions den, will be
found worthy of particular attention.
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RATHER SaAEP.-By reference to the ndvaf-
tIsement of Mr.. VIM. Hartley. it viii be seen
that he offers to sell the celebrated Farmer
Mower at $50 less than it can now be had at
the factory, and also Grain Drills at $40 less
Both these machines are the great faVorites in
their line. 1t was decidedly sharp in Hartley
to purchase these valuable machines before the
RISE and it is exceedingly liberal in him to sell
them at less than manufacturers prices. Those
wanting Mowers or Drills, should order at once.
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IHFIpEurY.-Tlo InfdaIs of New England
having succeeded, through their abolition tac-
lies in infusing the spirit of infdelity into the
protestant churches generally, are preparing to
make another bold stroke. At convention
now holding in New York city, the ''Rev." Bur-
leigh, of Florence, Massachusetts, objected to
calling the Savior 'Jesus Christ, the Lord 4"
He believed such to be wrong. He was Gin
favor of calling him Master Jesus Christ, or
Mr. Jesus Christ, in order to explain his char
ac.er" Now, that New England is to mould
for long time the feelings, the tastes, ideas,
and conduct of affairs generally for the country,
we may expect a greater reign of intolerable
iufdelity than was ever known in Revolution
ary Fra1ce - West Chester Js1usoaias.
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Huntingdon & Broad Top Rail Road.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
Mail train, northward, leaves Mt. Dallas station
ct g. 40 y. m, arrives al Huntington at 6.5s p. M
Accommodation, northwsrd, leaves Mt Dallas al
e25 a. u.., arrives at Huntington at IL .35 p. m.
Mail train, southwark, leaves Huntingdon, at :
a. H., arrives at Mt. Dallas at lilo p m.
Accommodation, southwark. leaves Huntington
at p. ~, arrives at ht. Dallas at 7.lo p. m.
A line Of coaches from Bedford, connects with
the trains ct Mt, Dallas, leaving Bedford at 8 a. m
esd / ?. n.
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-M Ar RsEB-

BURNHIMER-FELLER.-At the house
of Hon. A. j. SnIvely, in Schellsburg, on the
22d instant, by John Smith, Esq, Mr. Lewis
Burnhimer TO Miss Catharine Feller, both Of
Somerset county.
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tain authority and will endeasos 10 carry cas
the above programme.
(Signed) W. I. SHERMAN,
Major General commanding Army U. StGtes Ia
North Carolina,
J. E JOHNSTON,
General commanding C. 5. Army in North CAT
olna.
After the Cabinet meeting last night, Gen,
Grant started for North Carolina 70 direct op.
erations against Johnston's army
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Letter of ]. Wilkes Booth.

The following is said to be letter of j.
Wilkes Booth, handed over by his brother-in-
law, John s. Clarke, to Marshal Millward:
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-15

Whist trying Coffee Of all the various brands,
Remember. -BG0WNIEG.S EXCELSIOR
nj the head it stands
True. It's no. like others that are "S0LD
EVERY WHERE"
a little stretch. we all do know, good goods
viii easily bear.
But stretch like ;his-"sold everywhere"-
Is very apt 10 tear
Now, I can safely SAY. without any hesitation,
There none Ike "GROWNING'S EACELSI-
OR in this enlightened nation.
Skilled chemists have not found d Coffee from
any store
Possessing the same ingredients as Brown
iaZs EEaelsiov"
Nor Is there any one, in or cut Of the Coffee
trade.
Who knows the articles from which Brown
is-s Excelsior" IS made.
In told rs made from barley rye, wheat,
beans. and peas;
Name a thousand other things-but the
RIGHT ONE if you please.
But with the Coaee-men / will not hold con-
tention
For the many. many things they say-too
numerous too mention.
Whilst they're engaged in RAINING round
from store 20 store
To learn the current wholesale price Of
.Browning's Excelsior"
Some who know my Coffee gives perfect sat
is-acti0u,
Have formed plan by which they hope to
cause a quick reaction.
The csse-'tis with few; no doubt twill be
with more
To name their Coffee after mine, Drown
TNG.S5 EXCELSIOR"
Some say theirs the only brand that viii
stand a ready test
Vow Try a little Of them all--see which you
like the best
Three years have passed away since first
sold a store;
Never have I in your paper advertised before:
Nor would I row, OF ever consent TO publish
more,
# Ike some used by Everybody" "sold
everywhere, iu'"eyery store"
trade like this De net wish the orders
could not fill;
The Factory all jerseys lard would take
leave n0t 9 foot to till.
Ny trade is not SO very large; still l think
have my share;
But, reader. Won may rest. assured, It's NOT
"SOLD EVERYWHERE"
Manufactured 1Hd for Sale 5y The srTits7,
GEORGE I. BROWNING.
No 20 Market street Camden, " j.
This Cafee is not composed Of poisonous
drugs. it contains nothing deleterious many
persons use this Coffee thar cannot use the
pure coffee: it takes but one and a half
ounces TO make quart Of good strong cof-
fee, that being Just one-haf the quantity it
takes of Java Coffee, and always less than
half the price.
RETAIL DEALERS may purchase it in less
quantities than ten gross at ny prices from
the Wholesale Grocers.
asa- Orders by mail from Wholesale Deal
ers promptly attended to.
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CAUTION !

TITO ALL WHOM IT NAY CONCERN: No
IL tice is hereby given that JAMES CLAkA
holds two notes against me one given 10 CIV.
Perkins Of SiztY-f0ur Dollars, more or less,
and one given 10 Hiram Rockwell, OF Nineteen
Dollars, moro or less. ] hereby caution all
persons against buying said notes as have
paid them, and shall not pay ttem again
unless compelled by law. G. {. LYMAN.
Sinuemahoning, Grove tp., Cam. Co, Pa,
March ?, 1865. 4Wpd
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EZEThe thaw Of the last week and the
heavy rains Of Wednesday night, has caused
a rise Of about Is feet in the river The ice
has disappeared at this point, but there Is q
large quantity above which prevents rafting.
The moderate weather viii soon bring both
lee and logs from the tributaries Of the Sus-
ouehanna.-E EHliqmaport Bul5etiH.
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e. See New Advertisements.

ASTHMA or PHTHIsIC.-A spasm0aic afec-
ton Of the Bronchial Tubss, which are COW
cred with dry. tenacious phlegm.-" Bro1eH's
Bronchial Trocles" viii in some cases give I'M
mediate relief.
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EEO Over seven million dollars worth Of
cotton has arrived al New York from Sayan-
nah, and from advlces received at the Custom
housenearly double that amount viii probably
reach that port before the close Of next week.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
II ISEASES of the Nervous, Seminal, Trina
~ y aud sexual 81 stems-new and reliable
trsatmsnt--iu reports Of the HOWARD AS
SOCIATION-sent bv mail in sealed lei sr
envelopes, free OF charge Address, Dr.. J.
SKILLN ROUGHTON, Howard Association i,
No. 2South Ninth Street. Philadelphia Pa
l5 jgI554.
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FOR SA

TIVE Subscriber offers for Sale the follow
L ing tracts Of land. 10 wit:
One tract Of One Hundred and Fovty-three
and ssven-tan.ls acres in Pike township,
Potter county. on the Genesee Forks. Price
slice. Sixty acres are improved, with one
log barn frame kitchen, frame barn, forty
good fruit trees, and two hundred sugar
maple trees. The farm viii cut grass. IN q
good season, sufficient, G. present prices, TO
pay for 1t.
Also. another tract Of Fiftv-siz and two
teaths acres. in Eulalia township. four miles
from Coudersport, Thirty acres of which are
improved. with one frame house. leg barn,
ana some fruit trees thereon. Price $3.50.
Also. g Wagon Shop and haf lot in the
Borough Of Coudersport, one Iotwest Of P. 4.
Stebbias' & Cos Store near Glassmire.s Hotel.
The tools. lumber. &c, can be bought rea-
s0uably or portion otthem,if the purchaser
so desires. One half can be paid in Wagon
Work
! reduction Of ten per cent viii be made
for Cash down.
For u-ther particulars enquire Of the sub
scriber at his Wagon-Shop in COudersport.
Feb. 20. 1865. ". r. IVES.
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E-We have received the first No ola neat
eight page paper called The National Petro.s-
um times" to be published every Saturday,
bv John P Hunt. at 50 Fifth street, PjttsbuEg.
As its name indicates, it is devoted to the all
absorbing oil interests. Price, $3.50 year.
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TvHE State Medical Board Of Pennsylvania
Z is now in session IN this city, and will
continue until further notice, to examine can
didates for the post Of Medical Officers in
Pennsylvania Regiments.
The appointment of a number Of Assistant
Surgeons viii be required Immediately TO I'LL
vacancies ROW existing, as web as Tor Others
constantly occurring.
Physicians Of Pennsylvania, in good health.
furnishing proper testimonials as to moral
character, SC, viii be admitted to the exam
iRauon.
By order Of the Governor:
JOSEPH 4. PHILLIPS.
Simeon Eaneral of pernsr Irn rta
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M 81. . .. s---- .
3%S 7----7 IS '--0 -0-'O --'s --7'
u uta''eI "+1-' ~
AOoott-J'lo5 ho.'1, Z ---.ts -.'-L L.-.- z-''..
Joseph ocHLhoA-,s' '@s'-i p .s.-..l.' e.- A.5. z,
DAHIel LTltasoA. g.-o3 1-t e-lel, so-- mug.
ran" |.>'-'gN, 'oa1 -,e->'
" E. g., 2. ..s1i..' l-' ~0-t..s. ~ ee-'
0o1l H'Aoiz. Jerome "---o' p " .--5- I-.-- p
S5H' a---9 - 'I''--l -'' '1.-' 0---.'1-' nus
eager.
Pe-3-7 ,.a,,- Dl.Es-vn= attention Of ra--
t=as bo75in,v uyga.or5a5 D-ass i 5-~a..,sF IN
The provisions af the A..t ar Assembly. which
raonires that
aAlI deeds ana copra~s7raz far real estate
in this Commonwealth. shall he recorded in
the Office for Recording Deeds ia tie County
where the lands lie. ar-EEg s.r .ggrt after the
evaeu-ron If .rch deeds and CONVEYANCE and
every such deed and rouveragre not recorded
as aforesaid. shall H. .EfgG-eE FRAUDU-
LENT AND VOID against arr zaaseauear
purchaser fer p valaaaEe consideration. IN
less such deeds he recorded before the re-
co-4irr of the deed o~ ea7va~srce r-8er
which s1rb zrAsa.,rart rr-rhasa.r .7r rs9rt-
c,sra sho11 rI.ia
We find The following Cameron conn
- 80, l., E-.7ris-s .,..... ,.l...a,..
.TE. I;.,ra .l,vq7 ~ f--,...-.-, has raa7 ,,,f--
$3.50 =. ,-,z.,.,.q. - ,t. sl,.-f-.- s.,,.
If il fnhsbi-a1+s II arrea-s .hata man
,b, bs4 baar = ,z---r-:~ +, r,a-9- s-.-,a a-.r-
-,o,.bs and hos a.1- r~3a-r, Is ,,.l,.s.~ss.,-
~ - 80 ..s--e5 z--.r. -r.~sr --rl-- rrr.,
s-a z-srI l.r.9---. r, The ,l-re ~ 80 ~ ~h-~-a-
go -,;1az. r-,- -1e Rarrr-ss. ana were .-rfr~--
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Capital, 100000 Paid il
Marble Yard.

TVHE subscriber desires to inform the citi-
( zens of Potter that he can supply them
with ali kinds OF Marble work, rs cheap and
as good as It can be had any place in the
country. MONUMENTS and TOMB STONES
Of all kinds furnished on short notice.
c. BRECNLE.
Co-.7a-----+ Ca~ . 'e-
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Naautac,ory Liberty 81. asar tie Cotton Fact97g
HARRISBURG, PA.

FNHE undersigned announces TO the trads
1 that be continues 10 manufacture and
import direct from the most celebrated quar-
res in France, the best qualities Of
French Burr 1IiII Stones,
which he offers at reasonable Iates and guar
aEtees satisfaction 10 the purchaser. Also,
every number il use, Of the celebrated
OLD AJKER GRAND B0LTING Cloth,
Orders by mail promptly attended to, and
goods forwarded by railroad, canal, or express
If desired. WI II. EEPNER.
5u23. No. 10. West State St, Harrisburg.