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Just Received and More
Coming

CHofCE POTATOES in large lots, IN zoe oonai-
s. REYNOLDS,
Frlut Street 81 Door north q Broad,
s=pQf.u ton ne LsYsel.
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Max L. Guimann, No. 20 Public Square,
is now receiving aud opening his Fall snd
Winter Boots and SHOES. Best custom
made work to be found here.
Alexander Hogan would wish 10 see his
frieeds at 20 Public Square.
'ssoqs puB 5000 Inoi IoJ 'oIunbs sHqnd
oct 2S-3m
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New Discovery.

Nichols Co, 81 Broad street have IN
Auction Ssle this morning At 10 O'Clock, in
alea0 q AulIsday. nov I5-lt
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Our young friend ". C. Collier has laid on
our table Godey's Lsdy's Book for December
IA capital numher-and the latest Louis
vile and Cincinnati papers.
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CinneinnatI, OhiO.-JosEFH r. QuTSnE, il
our authorized agent 70 reesive advertisements and
Subscriptions for The Easluzle Tai9u-
New Orleans. La.-E5Ws +. oyEEAlL' q
the Comalsrea Reading Rocfr. is our authorised
apsnt 70 rsosive Advertisements aid su0scnpuons
Tor the Naslu7l Ua'sn.
Memphis. Tenn.-CIurEsTs bEEN1 are
,rr sutborizsi aeents 70 receive advertisements
.-t -,,t-.ririsou, f1- the Nartr1le Uni0u.
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show Cases made 70 order, and q general
xSs .1ln kept constantly on hand, 81 -
Sfeaa street, noYl4-lw
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CELL YOUR UNCURRENT MONKY.-The
- following are TIRE raaes aid By THIS 3 MARI.
BROKER, corner Of INCA aud College street. for
uncurrenf money. These quotations are Rahe %
huctrsie. but n az Be depended on a sufficient
length cf tine for The remilisnces to be received
by mail or express, Il iorEarded without delay
r..Nr..rr Rarl- n Erllcn aE
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Vineyard and Garden Land

Three thousand pairs Of Ladies shoes, al
81 so per pair, az a Broad street
novla-TVy
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Mattresses, Furniture, Pillow Slips. Sheets
Quilts, Coverlids, Blankets, Spreads, Festh
ers, aud show Cases for sale at "a Broa,
treet. noy14-lw
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We are obliged 10 the Adams Express for
the latest New York papers.
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Sell your unoufrent money, mutilated
Notes, 5 and cts. interest Notes-at @. N.
0rdwsy's Brokers Office, As College street.
If
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Go to Bryant, stratton & Co.'S Nashvill,
Business College for thorough education
in Book Keeping, Penmanship, CONNER
cial Law, Commercial Calculations, Part
neTship, Settlements, &c.
Send for College paper, Circular, &c.
Address BRYANT, sTRATTON & co.
oetlS-ly. #"
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froi. setEl, 'he great Inps;,,;..
eot1iaeoee ms aiabisries and uaari.si' W, VII
S %s 81 Masonic Han, on Thursday r Toa-
uOvlE-.t =
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as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
OSCAR BOHME 4 CO.,
novI-tf No. Union street
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OUE JoB OFFIcE.-We are executing every
description Of plain and fancy JOB Print
ing in the neatest style, and at the lowest
prices. al this Office.
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I., III Z N Sees hss received III. Illustrated
49,. 49, Sevs' Punch, Sportir. - -
f,-i,!s s-.'nes, ard ali Dublin ,-eai.,: ~
-. 49,. ei's Corn Hill Magazine 60,
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Marriage Licenses and every description
Of Law blanks FOR sale at this Office, or
printed to order.
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There is a check in the provision market
and though there IS not, as yet, any material
decline, the prospect is, that lower prices
viii be reached in very short time. Sugar
cured hams are worth 34e., and bulk meats
are shade lower, in consequence of the
prospect Of an abundant supply in the win
ter OF new meats.
| Flour continues as at our last quotations
So so TO Sl2, according to quality-the best
family bringing the latter figures.
| Groceries have not undergon any mate
rial change; nor will they till rise in the
river sha connect Nashville with the out
side world.
There is a prospect for decline in leath-
er, in short time. The present prices are
as follows Oak tame sole leather, Gin
cinnati, Sc. y h do do Kentucky 45a5Oe
skirting 50a56e.; harness 3sa45o. bride
per doz. 55a6Oc. upper 38a 4Sc. kip skins
84se0c.; calf skins 65a75e.
From our exchanges we gather The fol-
lowing:
THE HOG MARKET.
DETROIT, Nov. II.
Dressed hogs begin to arrive and packers
have already commenced operations to a
small extent, mainly to supply the home
demand. Shippers are not yet in the mar
ket, as the weather ia not yet suitable for
extended operations, even if the hogs were
forthcoming A general impression pre-
walls that the "crop" is unusually light this
year. How far this impression may be
founded on truth time alone will develop.
There is much speculation as TO the prices
to be paid this season, but thus far it is
merely speculative. Some packers contend |
that prices must greatly decline, while 9th |
Lrns H. Al 1. r
supply, and ignoring the fact that almost |
the entire army demand is cut of, are equal |
ly firm in the belief that there will be no /
decline. At present the market seems to be /
firm. We note sale to-day Of a small lot 1
of heavy hogs (an weighing over 200 lbs.) 4
at SIC. Buyers now pay Sl5aSlG, according
to weight and quality.
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Dc. Jones Dispensarv
Wholesale andR etail,
LARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
CAMERON, GREER & 60.

NORTH WEST CORNER OF Tia SQUARE, NASHVILLE TENN.
from
Notions TO
10
relN Pure ftrgvusr1
Broea do IA .sra8
O be- IA qual urangeN
% IL Nu-
leute "a EPanglna Par sine
Aouo Goth Huael
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For Sale at this Office, one good second
hand Boiler. Win be sold cheap for cash.
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Get your wall paper at Merritt & Hills,
corner Of Market and Church streets.
Choice Coal for sale by knight Bros,
No. AZ Church ST., opposite Masonic Hall.
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We stated several days sgo that James T..
Green, who lives on the NolepsyiIle nile
was robbed Of a Gne set Of harposs. on
Monday night party ot thieves sttemnte8
q make away With his horse. Nh. Coo,
ana another gentleman fired upon thsr,
when they ran Of, but soon returned nrsir
aud were treated in she same manner. Son-
hideriug that the business they were enrsr-
I'd IN was a Little hazardous, they len s0er
ne socond attempt.
We do not know who these hold villains
were but !; is probable that thew are the
same VIE killed Hamlet Jew uiehtssin
aud who committed the depredahons We
-iiesea resteriay Is there no means OF
oiihSi ng taen % iusticeP
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one dollar VIII buy god sla,,-,., .,
- Broad street - ----,'''.s, AZ
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HOME AGAINII

HAVING returned again with large
stock Of tt
trimmings, Worateds. Zephyr
&c, SC,
to the old home, would respectfully in
form the Ladies Of Nashville that we will
be prepared 70 manufacture any kind Of
Cords, Tassels, Buttons, FTinges,
&C., &C.,
as good and as cheerfully as formerly.
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se,--s ~ :. eni' the charming Page and
Mssonir II.Il ~ wi, "iA assis; Prof Scarf az
novls :. 80 '1 aursday. Rev. 10Th.
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This is lie bushel less than via Chicago.
This Is subject Of much importance 10
Iowa farmers and grain dealers. AS the
matter now stands our producers are com
PEELED 70 pay enormous tributes to the
State Of New York and various transporta-
| ton companies. Ffeights via Chicago and
Buffalo, are likely to be increased rather
than diminished inasuuch as the business
is already greater than the capacity of ex-
isting lines. About re. between Buffalo
and New York, is paid as tribute to the
State OF New York, under the name Of tolls
II the Illinois Cetral road is used to carry
freight south, there is also a tax levied
equivalent 70 &c per bushel on wheat The
State Of Illinois lsvies tribute upon all pro
ducts passing over it. Seven per cent. of
the gross railroad earnings are paid into
the state treasury as = tax or tribute. These
taxes and extra charges come from the pro.
ducer, who would receive that much more
on the price Of his grain if they could be
avoided
The great want Of the people of lows is
better means Of communication with the
South. By railroad to st. Louis on this
side Of the river, we will avoid paying tri-
butte to Illinois when we wish 70 communi-
cate BY rail, and by improving the naviga-
ton Of the Mississippi and the construction
o. elevators with which grain msy be car
RED in bulk, we viii open up a cheap and
certain mode Of transportation at least
eight months in the year. These facts are
worthy Of the earnest attention Of the peo-
pie Of Iowa, and should stimulate them to
more energetic efforts for improved south
ern outlets for produce. The bulk of ell
that can be saved in transportation will 90
directly into the pockets Of the producers,
and w,ll add that much to the individual
and general wealth Of our peoplo.-Nlssca-
ti1e lI0ipa) Jo,trnGl.
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SANDS'ALE

r-ryr nave On hand = hrEs sock Of eands' Chf
w -, grsaul 80 stock Ales, ahieh ~ srr4-
- 800 frcza aalda' Chs 'ar0 Hrruerv 49,.
- =. - eiaiai re SOLE aaENCY Il a. 49,
49, Botast Ale 81 ne 6est assnusrt-r. w,
hars $50 q lErFa atccE 81 satiffai .i1rrIes -
Famly arcearras Hhlcn - are orarna u A-u.
aEare. Aa. WOOD AGO,
lall-a e Enioa giEeet
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20 Er CONTINUED

,..,,s presume we shall be compelled 20
- 80. oer narrstive OF viiiainics t0-mor-
'sN' iaoogs We hope not.
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Ola papers, (the largest in the city, for sale
at this Office.
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ITCH! ITCH u!
Scratch no More.

great varieiy Of cases yield 20 the Vonderiul
healing properties Of this Ointment, even the most
obstinate and protracted ia chsrseier. erupuona
covering the whole surface Of me body, that put Al
def nee all other modes Of treatment which tbs
miad Ct man could invent, have been re msnently
cu~ei-
Price IS cents box. BY mat o. cents.
Over 80 yesrs have F" Or. sWayne's Medicines -
been 10 coastsnt use IN 81 p1Tts n the world, and
theT increasing popularity Is cortliuiy proof u
their great power 70 heal
Prepared only BY TT. SWAfNE 8 son, No. SO
n. SIXTH street shove VINE, Phiadalphla
Sold by W.J.&G. " SMITH, Druggists,
Cor. ofChurch and n iae sts.
Nashville
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TRANSPORTATION OF rnoDUcr-THr LArrs rs

THE MISSISSIPPI AND TIE GULF
Hon. Platt Smith, of Dubuque, communi
Gates TO the Times Of that city, an article OF
the subject of the shipment Of grain, with
some comparison as 10 cost on Eastern and
Southern routes. The expense Of shipping
& bushel Of wheat from
Dubuque TO Chicago &c
Elevatorage and charges in chicago, say. Sc
Freight from Chicago to Buffalo. I6c
Charges TO Buffalo &c
Freight from Buffalo to New York......25c
A"lsAs.s.-' b9c
The cost Of shipping bushol Of wheat
from
Dubuque 20 St. louis.
Freight from st Louis to New Orleans 70. ] DC
Eleyatorage and handling at New Orleans &c
Freigh. from New Orleans 70 New York. Sc
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We yesterday gave chapter Of horrors.
We continue it Today. Il there is not q
change, people will begin 90 doubt that
Tennessee is the most moral place in exist
ence. Only one murder-that is, AZ far a.
We we're able to learn yesterday Only onei
and only one the day before; and only
about q dozen last Week-sll within forty
miles Of this place But not 10 generalize.
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members Of this Chamber is concerned, they
deny the charges set forth in said Circular,
and most emphatcally state that they are
false and without foundation.
Resolved, That in consideration Of the
fact that there is not more than one-ffth Of
the distillers Of Robertson county who have
signed said Circular, that We respectfully
invite those who have not signed the same,
20 send their whisky 10 cur market, freely,
and that we viii use our best ondeavors 10
pr, mote their interest, and
Resolved, That, until said Circular is pub
ieiy withdrawn, We hereby pledge our
selves 70 refrain from buying from, or from
selling liquors for any Of the parties who
have sigaed said Circular. Adopted.
The Board then adjourned 10 the next
regular meeting.
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The saving by this route is &c a bushel
As it is generally expedient for farmers
TO market their grain in the winter when
the river is closed, Mr.. Smith estimates that
grain could be sent from Dubuque via the
illinois Central, Cairo and New Orleans, to
New York, as follows:
Dubuque to PC
Elevatorage, &e., at Cairo. ............. &c
Freight, Cairo to New Orlesns............. Zoe
Hsndling and storage in New Orleans =. &c
Freight, New OrlesRs 10 New York. Sc
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w nnie ne aiieznou a. our Oh H'an.is s,4
-, ne isds generally 10 or o. H. mi si ~
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
SHERIFF,S SALES.

Ey virtue Of ccrtsin wfits Of Vtnd ni Expohas,
Levaria Facias and Plurius Levaria facias, Issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Norhumbcr.
land county and 10 me directed, will DO exposed to
public sale, at the Court House, in the Borough VI
Sunbury, on Monday the 18th day Of MARCH, AD
1868, at O'Clock p. NJ, tho following described
real estate, to Wit ... ....
All that certain lot Of ground, situate in the town
of Shanokin, in the county and stato aforesaid 10.
gother with all The appurtenances thcrounto belong
ing bounded and described follows, on plan Of said
town lots No. three tS,) in block number 1870. to-
gethcr with the hercditamcnts and appurtenanccs
Seized taken in execution md TO be cold rs the
property of George Shipp.
Also, all those certain contiguous lets Of ground,
situate in the town Of Trevofton, Northumberland
county, Pennsylvania, bounded and deectibcd as fo
lows, TO wit bounded on tho north by Shnmokin
street. on the east by lots formerly owned by Michael
Wertman, on the south by an alley, and on the west
by lots Of Benjamin Patton, being marked in the
plan of said town as lots number s. 8, x s, and part
of lot number d. in block No 100, which Is erected
Il large dwelling house built of brick, &c.
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property OF CHARLES p. Helfenstein, administrator
OF Edward liclfenstelh, deceased.
Also, all that certain four story, with basement five
story brick building. intended for hotel yncssuarc
and tenement situate in the lower partoF Shamohin,
and county Of Northumberland, Psnnsylvanit, fifty.
two feet in front and hlty.two sect In depth bound.
ed on the north by the street space on the bank of
the Shamokin creek; GA the south by Arch street ON
the east by Market street, in block number thirty
seven as desigphted and marked upon the general
Pian ot sac town Of Shamokin, and occupying parts
oil lots Eumher one, two and three upon said block
nuriDcr thiriy.seven
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property Of David Longucck,r aad Susan Longneckcr
his vile,
wM. VI. WEAVER, Sheriff.
Shcril's Ofics. Sunbury Feb 25, 1865
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
PROSPECTUS OF TIE
LAPIERRE OIL COMPANY,
Office, No, 20 North Fourth Street, (second flo,
PHILADELPHIA.

Office, No. 20 North Fourth Street, (second floor,
PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL STOCK, s75O,OOO
$780, 900 Shares, par Value IS. Subscription Price
Full Paid, 81
The Company own the following described pro-
perty in fee simple
Fifty acres of land Cherry Tree Run said
land il one and quarter miles from Oil Creek, and
is about two hundred rods from the Well ON Cherry
Tree Run that flows from seventy-fve to one hun
,,rcd barrels of Oil per day; and ALSO an interest in
Two ncres on the Sherman Property with tour wells
in various stages of progress on the property one Of
which Is now flowing thirty barrels per day. The
Company gets The pne-sxcenth OF all the OIL clear
of ali expense also, two acres adjoining, with four
wells now in a progressive condition in which the
Company gets ne-thirty y-seoondth of the Oil, and
also, one acre of land adjoining with one well down
ready for pumping the Company gets one-siXteenth
of the land interest clear of all expense Also the
one fourteenth of the working interest Of the last
mentioned acre. This Company is formed ON basis
that is expected TO pay dividend of two per cent
per month " the Stockholders The Company pro-
pose 10 place $4,000 cash stock in tho Treasury
ior the development OF the property.
President, Pro. Tenn. j. BARCLAY, ESD
Directdfs-Wlliam ID. Smith, H. u. Davis, d. u,
mckinley. S. ii. swanzey and John y. fsung'
Seoretary-H. A. Converse.
Treasursr--John L ossg.
february q, ssh3
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The works will be printed on a greatly improved
quality Of paper, and who nearly all American
Periodicals. are either advanced in price reduced
in size-and very generally both-we shall continue
To give faithful copies of all matter contained in the
original editions Hence, present prices will be
found as cheap for the amount of matter, furnished
as those Of any of the competing periodicals in this
country.
Compared with the cost Of the original editions
which Mt the present premium gold would be
about SlO0 year, our prices (Sl5) eXceedly low
Add to this the fact that We make our annual pay
mens to the British Publishers fer early sheets and
copyright in Gold-Sl costing us at this time Jan.
1881 nearly 50 80 in currcncy-and trust that
in the scale have adopted we shall be entirely
justified by our subscribers and tho reading public
The interest Of these Periodicals TO American
ders is rather increased than diminished by the
ticles they contain ON our Civil War; and, though
sometimes tiDged with prejudice, they may still,
considering their great ability and the different
stand points from which they are written, be read
and studied with advantage by the people of this
country, Of every creed and party.
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100000 M RE !.
UP DE- GRAEE'S
Eye and Ear Infrmary,
On the Square. Three Doors from Stcel's Hotel)
LKES-BARRE,Ph

On tne iquNfe. lnree Doors from steers uOtcll
LKES-BARRE,,PA.
FJNIIIS INSTITUTION is now open and furnished
L in the most costly style. reception, Private
and Operating Rooms are large and icunvcucnt and
well adaptcd. The Surgical apartment contains the
finest collection of ofinstruments in this country and
thus his faculties will enable him to meet any and
all emergencies in practice lie will operate upon
the various forms of BLINDNESS. Cataract. Oceluon
Of the Pupil Cross Eyes, Closure of the Tear Ducts
Inversion of the Eyelids Pterygum &c., dc. And
will trcut all forms Of Sore Eyes, Granuled Lids.
Opaccties of the Cornca, aud Scrofuous diseases of
the Eye together with all the diseases to which the
eve Is subject
EAFNESS.--Will treat all the diseases common
TO the organ. discharges from the Ear Noises in the
Ear Catarrh, difficulties of hearing total Dgalnass.
even where the Drum is destroyed. Will insert an
artificial one, answering nearly all the purposes of
the natural.
DISEASES or THE TIRoAT.-All diseases
common to the Throat and Muse will he treated
GENERAL SCRGERY.-He will operate uron
Club-fect Hair Lip, Cleft Palate Tumor., Cancers
Enlarged Tonciis Nc Plastic operations Ly healing
new flesh into detormcd parts and General Surgery
Of whatever character il may present
HERNIA. t0R RUPTURE.)-Ho will perform
"Lahius. operation for the radical Complete \ cure
OF Hernia, this nnquesonably pcrlcc; cure. and is
done with little or no pain Ont of The many hun.
dred operated upon in Boston there has been no tni
ures it having me! the appreciation of all who have
submitted to it.
ARTIFICIAL EYES-WHI insert artificial evcs.
living them the motion and exprcSsion-of the natu.
raj. They are inserted without the least pain
llEMORRlIOID. tpILES.)-This troublesome al
scaso Is readily cured Those suffering from it VIII
do we'll To call.
DIR. Cr De GRArr visits Wilkes. Barre with Il
view OF building nr permanent Institute for the
treatment OF the Eye. Ear, and General Surgery
The experience u; more than quarter of "a century.
in Hospital and general practice, he hopes vii! be
snli:lon guarantee to those who may be disposed TO
employ him.
January Il, lS6j.-ly
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An extinct from 4 letter from the Sec

An e1tract from d letter from the Secrc.
,ary Of the Telegraph Construction and
Naintrinsnoo Company Date Mcssrs. Glass,
Elliot & Coz dated London, Jan. 2s, 1868, to
Mr. Cyrus w. Field, statcs: VI am happy to
inform you that the Atlantic cable is pro-
grcssing most satisfactorily Up 20 last
evening ere Thousand sad twenty FIVE and
one half nautical miles had been completed
and tests maghiticcntN
The Secretary Of thc tinted sts'cs Sani-
tary Commission in reply TO complaints from
= correspondent st Savannah, that t9le sick
soldiers in hospitals were suffering for tire
want cf 1cicscics, state that tbe Csnt,is-
sion scni on" ship lead of s.argr to Saranrsh
in advance &c Shc-man's arrival, and has sent
another ship load since.
Twcnly. srvcn thczsand Np%ca Islanders
now proisss' C'Eis,iarity. 9&isty years ago
thcy were ,p&il,cattrs,