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PETTr BosBHRrEs-A few nights since the
residence of T. R. scowden, on Euclid
street, was entered BY thieves through the
basement window. They extinguished the
gas in Mr.. scoWden's room, and lit all the
burners in other parts Of the house, and
began & successful search for plunder.
From Mrs. seoEden's apartments they
took all the fine linen garments she had
been manufacturing the past Ave years,
and two rich silk patterns. In addition to
the above mentioned property they secured
Valusble diamond ring. They probably
gave the inmates Of this mansion ehIoro-
form prior to their elandestine operations.
But Miss Annie seOwden, returning from a
party between the hours Of twelve and two
o'clock, caused premature departure of
these midnight seoundrels, who werO 30
frightened by the sudden and unexpected
arrival Of Miss s.. the real heroine Of the
occasion, that they forgot to carry of their
booty. From this locality they entered
the residence Of Mr.. Carter, and stole two
valuable gold watches, and also visited the
premises Of Addison Kills, George Worth
ingtOn, and some residences on the West
Side.
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FROsr EOUIsYILLE.
LoU1svILLE, Dec. 30.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. 90
On Saturday last Captsin Samuel Tabor,
of the Homo Guards, of Harding County,
and his nephew, fifteen years old, were
surrounded at his residence, by seven OF
Captain Prstts rebel gang, Tabor and his
nephew fired from the house, killing Pratt
and three of his comrades. The remand
er escaped with the loss of their horses
and guns.
Major John L. Shirk, and Captain r. M.
Weberwick, acting Inspector Of the 7th
Pennsylvania cavalry were murdered in
the psrlor of Mr.. Mr.. Grigby's house, near
Bsrdstown, by sixteen of Msgruder's guer-
rillas.
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FROM CALIFOnSIA.

SAN FRAEoIsCo, Dec. 81.
Sandwich Island advices, Of December
I'd, announce the arrival ct Honolulu oi
iftY.fFe Whalers, forty five from The
Arctic Ocean, and ten from the 0cholEk Sea,
the former bringing 20,s9s barrels of oil
and 20,SeO pounds of bone, the latter s,e12
barrels Of oil and 121 500 pounds of bone
showing O less average than that Of last
year.
No arrivals from Atlantic ports are re-
ported.
The continued rain makes everything
duh.
The Nevada Legislature has passed an
act enforcing contracts for payments IN
gold.
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4OA NEW YORK.

&t&W = 4NA4s@1 CCS. SAs
The HerGgd's Washington special says
the prisoner question is just now question
Of serious consideration, and apprehensions
are entertained that it may be made sub
ject of Congressional investigation, whom
it may possibly appear that our Govern
ment is not free from blame in continuing
the sufferings of our prisoners. The rebel
officials allege that they do the best they
can, and have invited our Government to
send for our prisoners and bring them
home.
The Tia'es' special says that notwith-
standing there was an agreement made
some two months ago, between Grant and
Lee, that each party should send blan-
kets and medical stores to their prisoners,
nothing has yet been done by our Govern
ment. The rebels, however, have been and
are still engaged IN sending supplies to
their prisoners.
Gold has taken O downward turn, after
the bull movement Of the past few days,
and the market is dull, from an indisposi-
tion to make contracts extending beyond
the two days in which no business is to be
transacted. The price opened at 225%,
touched 224N and closed at 2245S.
The steamer Kangaroo took out S505 ,000
in specie to-day.
The subscription to the testimonial to
Vice Admiral Farrsgut having reached the
sum of $780, 900, it was converted into 7-30
bonds, and presented TO him today.
The COMMERCIALS Washington special
says: Rulnors are current of the evacuation
of Richmond by the rebels.
The aspect of military and naval ncws
to-day are very encouraging,
A Washington special to tho Post, 30th,
says: There Is not the least foundation for
the report that Lee is eyacuating Rich
mond.
It is understood that Mr., Stewards letter
in relation to the Florida affair is accepted
by the scting Minister from Brazil as sat
isfsctory explanation.
The Postofice Department, finding that
the letter delivery system works badly,
hiss determined to confne it to the large
cities.
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are vary active. In anticipation of the in
crease Of business under the new regula-
tions, General Candy has issued an order
prohibiting the cotton traffic west of the
Mississippi.
Kirby Smith has boen selling cotton at
twelve pence per pound and using the
proceeds to equip his army from Mata-
moEas.
1t is announced that since the French
has obtained control, large trade has
sprung up with the rebels, many large
buildings have been erected and the
amOnnt ofbusiness is greater now than in
November.
The officers and men of the gunboatGran-
ite City, who have been recently confined,
have been paroled and are now at New Or
leans. With them are portions ofthe crews
OF the gunboats King, New London and
Virginia and q hundred nom commissioned
officers and privates of the army.
RRCRUITIEG.
Tr5Hae's Washington special says Re-
ports at the Provost Marshal Generals
Bureau show the number of men raised by
recruiting, is larger than at any period
during the year.
RICHMOND TO BE EVACUATED.
Deserters report that the rebels are NOV
ing the heavy machinery from the arsenals
and other public works at Richmond, pre-
paratory to evacuating the city.
OFFICIAL RETURNS
Official returns from the battle of Nash
vile, show the number of wounded is less
than 5000.
LIEUTEHAET CUSHING
A letter from Wilson gives sn account of
the coolness of Lieutenant Cushing, in
sounding the channel at the entrance of
Cape Fear river he was IN an open boat
with thirteen men and Masters Mate Hor-
ten. Of the flagship Niagara. Twelve
sailors rowed the boat, while three stood in
the bow taking soundings. Lieutenant
Cushing directed the course, while Masters
Mate Horton noted the soundings. They
rowed directly toward the Fort, and when
within twenty ysrd9 of the beach in front
of it, the rebels opened on them with artil-
lery and musketry, but all escaped unhurt.
FROM SAVANNAH,
A gentleman from sevannah says the
people are quiet and satisfied at the change.
They assert that the tone of the rebel lead
ers and newspapers did not represent their
own feelings.
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trains. Our right battery of light rifed
guns is within seven hundred yards of the
railroad, and in front of the swRrth cut
through the woods. On the left We have
a swamp battery which commands the
culvert on the rosd, and our 30-pounder
parrots are in q good position.
There have been no casualties since my
last dispatch.
The Richmond Examiner of the 29th
says The rebel pirate Alexandria has
been seized st Nassau by order of the
British government.
The same paper says: Savannah is full
of Yankee merchants and Jews. The cot
ton probably belongs to them, and we may
be assured that they do everything to pre-
vent its being destroyed. The excuse was
that the confagration would have con-
Eumed tho town, but Savannah had better
be in ashes than in the Yankees possession.
Sherman says he took 500 prisoners. If
be did so they must have baen skulkers,
who wished to DO taken.
The Richmond Sentinel, Of the 29th ult,
says: The repulse of the enemy's feet at
Fort Fisher, gives great exultation, and
turns the tide which seemed so much
against US. The enemy cannot lie OF
Wilmington, except at crest peril their
ships are in on the ocean on our tempes-
tuous and dangerous coast. A gale would
compel them to seek the far out waters,
and take their chances in wrestling with
storm, rather than with the terrors Of lee
shores. Butler and Porter must strike
quick or give it up.
The EGanaine7, in leading article On
the Wilmington failure, is very severe on
General Butler, and goes over sll the cpl
thets ever applied to him by the rebels.
It thinks he was the Jonah of Porter's ex-
pedition, and might have been used for
preventing the severe storm off the mouth
Of the river.
The Whig Of the 29Gh, says after Hood
had moved cut of the way and the door
left open for Sherman to operate as he
pleased in Georgia, it was greatly feared
that the army Of Hardee would be sacri-
feed at Savannah, but we learned that Sa-
vannsh had been evacuated by our forces,
who carried with them al our men and
Savannah was no use to us, but
the men could not well bsspared. Wedrew
a long breath and thanked Heaven for
even this much
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NOTORIOUS GUERRILLA CAP
TURED.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 81.
A notorious Missouri guerrilla, named
Hunter, was recently arrested at Salt Lake
City, while en- route to California with
100000 in gresnbacks, stolen from the
bank at Bloomington, in this State, over a
year ago. He was sent back by General
Conner, and will lie taken to Huntsville
and hanged.
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Ex-vIOE PREsIDENF DALLAS DEAD.

PHILADELPHIAy Dec. 3I.
Hon. George NJ Dallas, ex- Vice President
of the United States, died at his residence
at nine o'clock this morning. He was we'll
enough to be about yesterday.
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CHICAGO MARKEr.-Dec. 81

FTOuF-DuIl.
Wneat-Quiet; declined a. Sales at 81 saS
Corn-ouist a9d declined 2@4o. salol at 81 70
al T9 for rejected .
Oass-Dali; declined 1Sslo. Sales at s7@sso
for No, l.
PrOVfsfonS-Dull-
P0rk-Mess Sse 90.
HOHs-Firm and higher. Sales st 1I3<012s<c.
Dressed HOEs-DulI and declined 25AT5e.
Sales at sl4 2591s 70, diysdlng on 200 ms.
WhtskY-steady at 50 IL
Reee1paB-l9oO bbll -four; Il, 900 bush wheat;
49, 900 bush Corn; q, 900 oats; hogs $500.
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R.H. EIOEEx MAHKET.-Dec. 81.

tBK TMBaRAPH.l
HOney-Aotive aud firm at 7 . cent. fer call
loans.
sterling Exchange-oaiet at 1O956slO9%
for gold.
Goddess active and easier. Opening at 2251S,
declining to 224i advancing to 227 and closing at
226A
The steamer Kangaroo for Liverpool to-day car
risd out ss25, ,s2g 10 specie
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T4E UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN
i daily appointed Administrator "ds bonis non"
OF the estate Of Stephen Taylor late Of Dover Guy
ahoga county, Ohio, deceased.
THOs. ]. CARRAN,
Administrator 'tds b0nIs non"
Cleveland, Dec. 9Oth, 1854. dss8l1s6
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COMMERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFEIOE,
SATURDAY IvHEIEG. Dec. 81, 1854.
ReeftPis-The receipts Of Grain by rail during
the twenty -four hours ending at ons o'clock to-day
we're IA follows.
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CUSTOM HOUSE ROBBED.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l.
1t was reported on Friday night, that
$4,000 have been stolen from the vault of
the Custom House. The keys of the Gus
tom House was missing on Saturday morn
ing. A hole was broken in the side of the
vault when the robbery was discovered.
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be ClaT-stoaay ). g 80 D barral.

Cleveland wholesale Iron and NAN
Market
SATURDAY, December 81, 1854.
Geo. Worthi3gton 3 Co. quote as Fellows. On
Nails 125k cents per keg Is deducted on orders for
lots Of 100 kegs On all orders per cent. discount
Is made for cash.
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On sums Of less than 300, I'VE per cont, e added
70 abovs prices.
Glass-The following are the quotations per box
Of 80 fest. Three per cent, discount %, Il paid
within ten days Of dass OF invoiess IN New York
Exchange, at par, or other funds par In Cleveland
1st quality Is
2d duelifv do K an
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NEW YORK, Dec. 20.
Earnest movements are being made for
the establishment of National Soldiers
Commission. A portion of the funds from
soldiers faire will be applied to the object
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Wrappers and Drawers Heavy Grey
Eool Garments ct Ten shillhgs
Extrs Heavy Grey Fibbaa st
Twelve shilh g
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PASSES For SAVANNAH.

The HerGlFs Hilton Hesd special says:
General Hatch's column commands the
railroad at DsYsn's Point, but not suf6ei.
entity to prevent the occasional passing Of
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SHREINER'S
BALSA MIC-aoC0UGH SYRUP.

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Ehoopmg
Cough, Asthma, Lronchihs. .Spating
Blood, PAIN and Weakness Of the Breast,
Difficulty Of breathing, &c.
This syrup is purely Vegetable Compound
II is pleasant to take, and never does injury !;
but owing to itstqurifyinf qualities. must do
good under any circumstances. Its effect is
truly notwithstanding, calming acd allay
ing the most violent Coughs; Purifying.
strengthening and lnvigoraring the whole sys-
tsm; calming aud soothing the nerves; aiding
and facilitating Expecoration, and healing the
DISEASED LUNGS. thus striking at the root
Of DISEASE, and driving it from the system.
GROUP.
No child need die Of Group, IL this Syrup is
properly used and used in time.-Nothcrs hav-
ing croupy children should watch the first
show of the Disease, 9nd always keep this
Remedy at hand. trr
For Coughs after Measles. this Syrup is
most excellent. Experience has proven that
i, is equalIed by no otAer preparation.
Price so cents per. Bottle.
|, Prepared by s. A. FOUTZ'S & BRO, At
their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot. No
ll6, Franklin St. baltimore. Md. Sold by all
Druggists and Store-keepers throughout, the
United Slater.
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MEDICAL CARD.

DR. &. O. KIEMPFER. Clate army sur
~ geon) having located in Midiintosn, tend
ers his professional services to the citizens OF
this place and surrounding country.
DR.. X. having had eight years experience
iu heepitsl, general, and army practice. feels
prepared TO request trial frpm those who
may he 80 unfortunate a. to need medical at
He viii Ne found at Wihs Hotel al all
houts, except when professional engaged.
Iuly -, 1865.
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Philadelphia furniture WarerOom

424 & 426, North 2n2 Street.
ESTABLISHED EIGHTEEN YEARS
II having very large Stock Of the best
made Furniture on hand, such as Sofas, Spring
Seat Chairs, Rocking Chairs. and Parlor Fur
Riture generally. Also. Bed Room Sets Com
plete. with bureaus. Tables, Chairs, Looking
Glasses, Beds, Mattresses, &c, and q full va
rie,y Of all kinds of Furniture generally.
warrant oil articles sold - and will sci
CHEAP for CASH,
Mar29-6n ]. L. SCHNEBLY
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Perrysyilie Marble Works,

THE undersigned desires to inform the citi-
i zens Of Juniata County that he has taken
charge of the works lately owned by Henry
Will in Perrysville, where he may be found
ready to execute jobs in his line Of business
such as Tomb Stones. Monuments, Marble
Slabs, Table Tops, &c. &c. He believes that
. long experience and practical knowledge
will enable him to give entire satisfaction to
al who may patronize him. Give him a cal!
as he fells confident that for neatness cheap.
ness aud despatch he cannot be excelled.
cHAS. EMERSON.
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N o r G 81!

Ladies wishing to be supplied with neat
and good shoes will End it to their advantage
TO call on II. D. WELLER, at his shop on
Main Street above Cherry, where they can
be supplied with almost every style at moder.
ate prices. Gentlemen having repairing they
wish durably and neatly executed will be
promptly attended to by giving him CALL
Terms: CASH. II. D. WELLER.
Mifninto~n, July 26th '65.
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Pensions !! Pensions!

ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE BEEN DIS
n ABLE DURING THE PRESENT WAR
ARE ENTITLE TO A PENSION. All per-
sons who intend applying for Pension must
call ON the Examining Surgeon to know veth-
er their Disability is sufficient 10 enttle them
to Pension. All disabled Soldiers will call
on the undersigned who has been appointed
Pension Examining Surgeon for Juniata and
adjoining Counties. %
p. G. RUNDIO, NJ. D..
tF Patterson, Pa.
Dee o l.-tf -rs ..'
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Groceries!

Prime Rio Coffee, Prepared Coiice. Palyer-
lied Sugar. Crushed Sugar. \. o. Sugar,
s. Sugar, n, o. Molssses. S. II. Melasses.
lowering Syrup, Chocolate. Mustard. Rice.
Search, Nntmegs. Ciovcs. Cessia, Ginger, Corn
Starch, Fish. salt. &C.. &c. for sale cheap at
tbaNEw NroEE in Patterson.
Jlnl-tf J VI TODD
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kUNREL'S CELEB TAED
OTTER WINE OF IRON. --... ., az
IL BITTER WINE OF IRON,
BITTGR WINE OF IRON,
BITTER WINE uE IRON. Ef
THE GREAT TONIC
THE GREAT TONIC
THE GREAT TONIC
THE GREAT TONIC
For Dyspepsia anil Indigestion.
For dyspepsia and Indigestion,
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
For Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
For Weak Stomachs and General Debility.
For Weak Stomachs and General Debility.
For v Weak S,omachs and General Debility
For Weak Stomaehs and General Debilhy.
Rsliable aud Surrto do Good = ; -
Reliable and Sure to 10 Good,
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
Reliable and Sure to do Good,
t." And Canno, do Harm
And Cannot do Harm
And Cannot do Harm
sa.- .sE sia And Canno, 10 Harm.
1t costs but Little and Purifes the Blood.
IL costs but Little and Purifes the Blood.
1t costs but Little and Purihes the Blood.
Ii costs but Little and Purifes the Blood.
Now Only Ask Trial
.se4-F sk, Now only Ask, . Trial
Now Only Ask Trial
Now 0aly Ask Trial
OF tits Valuable Medicine.
Of this Valuable Medicine.
OF this Valuable Medicine.
Of this Valuable Medicine.
Only Seventy-ive & One Dollar'per Bottle.
Only Seventy-fve & One Dollar per Bottle.
Only Scventy-ive &One Dollar per Bottle.
Only Seventy five Zone Dollar per Bottle.
Manufactured solely by
--- &. A. KUNKLE K BRO.
General Depot lls Market ST, Harrisburg Pa.
For sale By L. F. Kepner, Mifiintown. and
respectable dealers everywhere. ..-..-.
[julyl3 64 -6m
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LEVI HEcHT sAMrEE srRArEI
New Firm in Patterson.

&NVW luM HI OttVlSVus
Gentlemen's Furnishing Emporium /! =
Just opened in the new Brick Building, Main
Street, Patterson by Levi Hecht and Samuel
Strayer, large and elegant assortment Of
Ready-Made Clothing. consisting in part Of
Ocercoats, Frock Coats, >t
Dress Goats, Pdntaloons,
Vests, Dra,cers, Collars,
isdershirts, Handkerchief,
Hats and Caps, Boots &: Shoes,
And everything usually found in 6rs, class
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
FANCY GOODS
Also 4 large and carefully selected assort-
ment Of Fancy Goods, of all classes, kinds end
qualities, all of which will be sold at the lew
est possible living prices. ar ~ -oj
Ladies Gator, aud Shoes.
They also invites the attention of the ladies
to his fine stock Of GATORS AND SHOES,
which he will sell at prices defying compete
tion. -Ef.5 = b..
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS.
They have on hand beautiful assortment Of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c which are Of GOOD
quality, and well worth the inspection Of the
buyer.
WATCHES AND JEW ELY
Gold and Siiser Wasehes,
Clocks, Ear rings. s.4
s Plain and Faaey rings,
Watch Keys, Ladies' and Gents Breast Pins,
Gold Pensand Pencils, &C., which at this time
form the largest and best assortment in the
county. .r
RpAll the above goods will be sold cheap
sr than any ether store. in the United States.
n you don't believe it, just give US call
and be convinced Of the truth the assertion.
aF- e. sr5-s.. HECHT & STRAYER.7
Patterson, April IL, lS65-G lF G.t }.
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4NkEATED with the utmost success, By DR..
4 J. ISAACS, Oculist and Aurtist. former
ly Of Leydeh, Holland, No. 5l9 PINE Street
Phi'ad~aphia. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in The City AMI Country can
he seen ct his Office. The medical faculty are
invited to accompany their patients, AZ lie
has no secTets IN his prac,ice ARTIPIrfaL
BY rs. 'nserted withcat pain No charge
made Tor examination. Feb. IL. s3.-iy.'
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MIFFLlNTOWN TIN SHOP.

HAVING purchased the Tin and Sheet Iron
IL Store, located on Bridge Street. Mifnin-
town, would respectfully inform the public
that | intend to keep constantly on hand .
general assortment of
COOK & pARl OR STOVES,
Tin and Japan ware, the largest and best in
the county. and as TO quality and workman
ship cannot be surpassed. -
SPOUTfNG, ROOFING,
job and Sheeting work, will be promptly at
tended to either in town or country. Brass
Copper and Enameled French Preserving Ket-
ties, Dippers, Brass, Copper, French Tinneu.
Enamelled Hollow Ware. Waffle Irons Coal
Shosels. Pruit Cans, both common and Patent,
and Of various measures, always on hand and
Tot sale. .,
Persons in want Of anything in the above
lins are requested to give him u call hsfore
purchasing elsewhere, as he feels confident
that he can suit them either as regards the
article or the price. -~-
- Old copper. Bras. and Pewter bor:hs
and :hs highest price paid in cash or good,
JACOB 6. WINEY
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess 20 many advantages over the cshrr
purgadves in the market, and shei. superior
virtues are 80 universally known. thasvs nerd
rot do more than to assure oooDbhe their
quality 10 maintained equal % ee bess il ever
has been. and thai they may be dspend~d en
70 do al that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, u. D., : c.,
Lowell. Nasl. and sold bf
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PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,
A. Railroad Depot, Patterson, Pa
s. z. NoSTINE, PROPRIETOR.
THE above named having taken charge of
l. this large and Convenient hotel where he
is prepared to entertain travellers, scjourners
or regular boarders. Persons wishing TO take
the trains east or west will fn1 this the most
convenient stopping place as they will be
walked up at any hour desired The location
is most favorable and the Accommodations Are
Of the best kind. The siabling is excellent
and hostlers attentive. The Table and lar
will alsobe well provided.
~ He has. in connection with the Hotel,
q good LIVERY, STABLE. Horse. Carriages,
Buggies, &C., always 10 be had. Persons
conveyed to any part Of the country.
E@. by strict attention TO business and
desire TO please. he hopes TO merit public pat
roRsge, and render the sojourn Of his gnes..
both comfortable and Pleasant.
Patterson June 8, If
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CiTY HOTEL, Corner Of Market and Rail
~ PoAd Streets. opposite the Railroad Depo
HARRISBURG, PA.
nA-Terms IS moderate atose Of any IL
tel in the City. ~WM. @ THOMPSON.
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINE.

nA.All persons desirous Of purchasing any
Of SINGERS SEwISG MACHINES will obtain all
necessary information on the subject and see
them in operation al my establishment. If
favored with their orders will fit them up
better machine thirty per cent. cheaper than ever
hitherto done in this county. No family should
be without machine. jan /, 64-tf