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virginia Legislature.

In the Virginia Legislature, at Rich
mOnd, on Friday, Mr.. Boiling present.
ed the petition of Robert Collier, pray
ing to be released from an oath to sup.
port the restored Government of Vir-
ginia. The petition was appropriately
referred. Z
A resolution was adopted in the House
of Delegates earnestly requesting Presi-
dent johnson to grant a general pardon
to all citizens of Virginia requiring
Executive clemency under existing
laws of the United States. ..|I :
In the House of Delegates Mr.. Hirsh,
of Norfolk county, offered the follow
ing, which was laid on the table:
WHEREAS, 1t is currently reported,
and generally believed, that the cele-
brated Hudibrastic General Il. F, But
Ter is about TO take charge OF this Mill
lary Department, with power extra
ordinary; therefore,
RcSOtred, That Whatever money NAV
remain in the State Treasury be inn
mediately divided among the widows
and orphans OF the deceased soldiers
and couriers be dispatched to the va.
rious counties, requesting the people tC
secretc or bury their plate.
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LIFE IN ST. LoUIs.-The following
paragraph gives vivid idea of the pro-
gross of civilization in one Of the great
cities OF the West, and the fact that one
class of rascnls shows disposition to aid
in Tho detection and punishment of
others, is an evidence that even rogues
find some kinds of villainy dlsagreeable
to them. "At one haul, a few DAYS ago,
tho police of st. Louis gObbled up fifty-
seven Migrants and thieves. Since
preaching the gospel has been PRACTICAL
~ abolished in Missouri, crime, has been
tearfully on the increase. The proprie-
tors of the higher class gambling sa-
looms tgilded crininalsl, says local
paper, Immediately offered to close up
for one week, and lend their efforts 10
the police in ferriting out and punish
Ing the numerous bands of thieves. gar
rioters, burglars and cut-throats. Il is
not usual for one class of scOundrels to
turn against the others, but it seems
thatganblsrS, like shoddy thieves, have
assumed TO be a higher class because of
the magnitude of their swindles.'' =
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THAT eccentric individual, George
Francis Train, is for the moment an
ardent deyotee of the "Irish, cause. !"
BE seems e hate England even more
than the Irish themselves hate her.
BE says he had the misfor-
tune to be born in Boston.
We presume he would have pre-
ferred the banks of the Shannon or the
lake of Killarney. He made speech
for the benefit of the Fenian cause in
st. Louis last Monday night. The fol-
lowing is his letter from Chicago &C
cepting the invitation to speak at st.
Louis:
sHRRMASH HOUSE, CHICAGO, Dec. S.
Daniel O'1Iddigdn, Esq, State CsRteT
Fie5ti01i Brotherhood, ST. EOlrtS: 70. 5.
The last time L lectured in st. Louis,
\ by an unexpected change Of base
/ found myself in Illinois. 1t was con-
/ sidered military necessity that l
should not touch upon the cotton oper-
! atoms down the river. But your inVi-
j tatiOn Is so cordial, although 1 have
said No, to-day, to the Fenian Brother
hood of PeOriay Springfield, Milwau-
kee, Toledo and Detroit, / say Yes to
my Irish friends in ST. Louis, provided
las am on my way to build my one
hundred cottages at the Pacific railway
terminus at Omaha, and arrange for
the land for my Catholic Colonization
Association in the Platte Valley they
arrange the matter for Saturday OF
Monday night, and they allow me "a
give them for the Irish national cause
the entire proceeds of the lecture, und
let me pay my own expenses. -,
The fenians stopped me here on the
way to Nebraska one night, and the
Catholic clergy the next One lecture
for Ireland, the other for the poor OF
Chicago-bOth realizing over $1,000. II
you pay your printers bills promptly,
and work sharp, two days are as good
as week. Newspapers cannot live on
air. Subject-any thing you like.
[Siguedl Goo. FRANCIS TRAIN.
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THE SEED OF THE REBELL1oN.-In
1919 John Q. Calhoun attended religi-
Gus services conducted by the late
Bishop Gndsden, and in the special
prayers and the sermon the word
"nation" frequently occurred. Amer
the service, when on his way home,
Mr.. Calhoun used the following lam
guage: -
"NationH "nationlp "nationw re-
peated Mr.. Calhoun ms il to himself.
1T Is strange that II man like Gadsden,
who ought to know, better, should use
such word. There is mo- truth, no
real meaning in it. All such things
tend to consolidate the Government,
and produce wrong impression.
Gadsden knows better. When the
Constitution was formed the word ma
tional was not used. General WASH
ington never used 1t, nor did the foun-
ders. They speak of the General Gov
ernment,' the tGoVernment OF the Fed
ernl Union, but struck ont nation in
all places; and the preamble to thu,
Constitution reads, we, the people of
the United States We are not a ma
ton, and the word was never heard of
until recent years. Union should be
the word; but there is q word wanting.
People speak of Il national song. UnIon
song woHld be one mode OF expressing
II. Denmark, Sweden, DC, are nations.
Russia is not IA nution-it is an empire,
American will be the word in time"
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IN a letter in favor of negro suffrage,
Henry Winter Davis says: Congress is
asked to guaranty as Republican such
tlcspotisms as these: In North Carolina,
6SI, 900 citizens Oslracize ISL 900 citizens.
In Virginia, $4,000 citizens ostraeize
5SS, citizens. In Alabama, 596, 900
citizens ostrnciEe 4SI, 900 citizens. In
Georgia, .5sI, 900 ostracizo 46S,OOO cIti-
IONS. In Louisiana, $4,000 citizens os-
trncize $4,000. In Mississippi, $4,000
citizens Ostracizo 5000 citizens. In
South Carolina, 2aI,OOl citizens os-
trncize 4ll, 600 citizens.
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An INFAMOUS suREr.-The infamous
La Crosse De'Hocrdtoontinues theutter-
ance OF its dinbolicaI sentiments in ad-
miration of the assassin of President
Lincoln, and OF, the, cause which he
served. The following is late speci-
men; There is not n man or woman
who does not from the inmost heart ~
EEeSpeeI John Wilkes Booth, with m
i nus T NV more than they do Ben. But
graced the nation. There is not ~,
honest man who does not respect The
p,eoPIe OF the South more than he does
Lne ranong towards of New En0lSnd
DacSed by the fawniue sycophnnts ~
the west People admire brnvery snd
w. .ell, backed by honest principles free
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LETTER FROM HORACE GREELEY.
ne reefs CaIIed 10 HarunoiIze the
I'll President and ConEress-
WAsHINdToN. Dec ID !


wAsmSq1oS, Dec. u, 1866.
To-day's National IHteUigeaeer con-
tains the following letter from Horace
Greeley:
To the Editor of the InteIIigeneer -
In your issue of this morning you have
spoken of my presence in Washington,
and OF my views Of the political Sftna5
ton in terms which seem to require of
me q few eXplanAtoFyFe remarks. / here
with submit them: 1850
/ desire and labor for peace-peace
between our country and all others
peace between the North and South
peace between whites and blacks. We
have had enough OF war and waste of
treasure and carnage for at least CEN
fury. Hence, have long labOred, and
still labor, for true and lasting peace.
can conceive no possible good 10 our
country, to any country, to any section,
race or class, that is likely to be secured
or promoted by alienation between the
President and the Congress of the Uni
ted States, on the contrary, every peril
that now threatens us, every evil that
now weighs upon us, would be aggra-
waited, every good put at hazard, ev-
cry. hope cionded, II not blasted, by
such a malign untoward collision.
have come here to do whatever can,
aYerting such catastrophe but 1 am
not, as your paragraph would seem to
imply that / am, the advocate of any
especial plan of reconstruction. urge
only that the President and Congress,
each respecting the others constitu-
Ional prerogatives and personal con-
victions, shall freely and tfustfully con-
fer, discuss and consider, with profound
Difference for each others patriotism
and an earnest desire to agree on q
course of action which they shall mutu-
ally deem just and beniticent.
Let the great problem OF reconstruc.
ton be approached from all sides in this
spirit, and 1 feel sure that benign solu-
ton Will he speedily obtained. Our
difficulties are aggravated by the fact
that our position is essentially novel. ]
can recall no parallel TO 1t in human
history. II is complicated by questions
Affecting the natural rights OF the freed
men, and our moral obligations to them
as our humble allies, in the late mo-
mentous struggle.
That we may promptly re-establish
the Southern States, in aIltheir original
rights and liberties, without sacrificing
or haZarding those of any portion OF
the American people, is the earnest de-
sire of Yours, &C.,
HORACE GREELEY.
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The HousE oFFIcIs.-The Clerk o,
the House at Washington has the an
pointpent- OF about, JtifCy Offices, with,
salaries vnfying from S, 500 to 81 .Oo6-
The pOor,keeper appoints some thirty
i've or forty more; the Postmaster eight
or ten, and the Sergeant-nt-Arms a con.
Pile. The salaries themselves are not
very enticing. The Clerk of the House
TsSselveS $500, the Sergeant-at-Arips.
I sosll master OF the House, and the Door.
GeeI'sr, each, g, loo. But for the most
PUT Iaesse salaries arc earned in about
". ~ = sIage nrstS months for each wear,
disposal. = - stlsil OiNn.
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spefial guttfes.
~FEFIlFFstE S5V6lEF1FEI..-
AUCTION.
GREAT AUCTION SALE of
BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AUCTION

GEo. E wICRHAAI WILL. SELL. AT
NGaucton. at his EalesfDoEn, ON this VVeIlnes.
day Evening. Dec. II, 1855, a large and
splendid assortment OF Standard and Miscel-
laneous Books. selected with great care for
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CATCHING TARTAR.-Neglect your
teeth and you will soon catch Il tartar
there. Manipulate them daily with
that rare vegetable compound, SozO-
don't, and neither tartar nor canker, or
any dental disease can ever infect or
injure either them or the red cushions
in which they are inserted.
dRCS-3teOd r.s-H a
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The Columbus Journal SAYS the
hirand Jury ut its recent session found
five seperate indictments arainst "a
Hoiney Dorsey, late Treasurer OF Ohio.
Each Indictment relates to distinct
transactions and all are based on the
general charge of embezzlement OF the
public funds for the beneat Of himself
and others. Z - sl-ls..i
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THIS Legislature of Virginia have
thus far sIgnalized themselves as a
thoroughly dlsloyal body Apparently
they,have determined upon bravadO
policy. Let them continue, as they
have begun, to gnaw u file. They VIII
not weary the country into complianee
with their programme. '9s it
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Tux New York papers OF the nth con,
tain the particulars OF the grand ex-
Plosion of the Fenian organization
The hurst up seems to be from the bot
tom-or asthe tine-eating Keitt used TO
say in his Palmy Congressional days,
from Foundation stone to turret" The
furniture of the headquarters in Union
Square, New York, is to be sold at auc-
ton. -
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WE notice that Rev. E.. w. Schon,
formerly of Clarksburg in this State,
but moro recently an active emtssafy
OF the rebellion in Tennessee, is solicit
ing aims In New York for the NIetho-
dist Church South. Mr., S. is one OF
the recusant clergymen whom Presi-
dent, then Governor johnson, senb Ia
the penitentiary early in the war, for
reasonable practices. ia'' aa.
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For Sale.

I SMALL FARM IN WASHINGTON
i County, Ohio, flve miles nom NIat4moras
on the Ohio river, containing lH0 acres, 50
acres under cultivation, will be sold cheap or
exchanged for city property. - J
.tg-4 81 ]. IRWIN,
decl3-lw Real Estate Agent.
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WAsHIxoToN, D. O, Dec. II. I ! 1855 :
WE are in the midst Of Revolution !,

WE are in the midst Of Revolution
Genuine European perfumes are no
longer procurable here. The tariff
bIockades our ports against them. But
in their place stands Phalon's might
blooming Cereus," the superlative OF
all floral extracts, and every American
lady wonders, as she inhaIes its odor,
how she could ever havetoleratedt them.
Sold everywhere. 1t
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The New York Times says Of Gen.
Grants report that there is nothing in
military literature comparable with it,
and that sit is more compact than
Gear, more lucid than Jomini, more
pungnnt than Napier. 1t covers the
operations OF mightier army, operat-
ing over a vnster surface, than ever
was marshaled by any commander. 1t
will command tho attention of the sol
liers of the world, and will be read by
the generations MS long MS the great war
EFF secession is remembered. The report
embraces but one year out of the four
years of war. But it was year in
which such multitudinous battles
were fought and won-in which such a
bewildering mass of movements We're
made from points all but innumerable,
in which such a number of command
ing officers figured honorRbly or other
wise-that it seems, in perusing the re-
port, which embraces the whole in it's
scope, as IL we were reading of a CEN
tury of battles, covering the surface OF
the world"
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DIED.

: Yestenlny, at y o'clock, ~, Mrs. ASGE1.1SE
Her funeral will take place this Cwednes-
day. afternoon at O'Clock, from her late res
idence on BIaui, near washington street.
North Wheeling Friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
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declS-Iw
Notice.
Seventh Military Snb.DIstri,

seventh Military Snb-DIstriet.
GURSCRIBERS TO THE BOpNTY-FUND
- OF the 18th sub-distrlCt are notified that
II per cent OF the subscription is due, Where
the subscription list has been lost, each sub
Eertber must produce an affidaVit as TO the
amount subscribed, and to whom paid. Twill
be found at the Sheriff g ONCE on Saturday
OF each week. All money not called for with
In thirty days Will be forfeited.
declS-lWe F zGT NJ. Il. HILL
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For Sale.

1 TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSE, WELL
finished, with rooms, on Union street, be-
tween Market and Fourth. Convenient TO
market, business, and churches.
5-- s.fEsIs !. IRWIN,
declS-lW Real Estate Agent
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Hotel Arrivals.
GRANT HOUSE, Bridge Corner. LEWIS a
WooDNASSsEE, PrOprietors. ~ : :

:
Tuesday, Dec. IL. '2nL
Mays, L Reits, IIodgens, ] Rapter, w
Va; q Berl1sheimer, Philadelphia: J'ParISey
kichland, %; T Kinery, ChRlyheaie Springs:
IA Smith, st Clnisyille; ] NIcEldowny, PhIia5
delphia; w Cool, OhIoS J Alexander and son,
w Va; II Lester, Penn; Miss Mary Smith, hos
ton; w North, Cleveland; ] Curtis Bethany:
MeGrew, II IAnnyhill, Stsubenville; 40.
kentriclS, Ohio Mulholen, Penn; A Craig,
W Va; d = Stearnes, B Piper, w Frazier,
ohio g Walters, GAINESVILLE, Pa; ] Stringer
and LADY, W Va; F Field, PittSburg; Jones,
va II PendletOn, Ohio; W Lane, baltimore;
g g, k & Buffalo; d Edginston, A brooks,
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Now is YOnr Time to SubsCribe.
ri RnO PER YEAR, We want

@1 EnN PER YEAR, We want
I'D I'D s.OAIA agents everywhere to sell
new Kinds Under and upper feed. War
tanled tlve years. Above salary or large
commissions paid. The ONLY machines sold
IN United states for less than 49, which are
yuty hceI1Sed BY HOlcc, IHheeLeT & Wilson Gro
W d bdkeT, Singer & 90. and R0cheIdeT Al
0tner cheap machines are iJifingeIleHLs Cir
Culais mr. Address, or call upon Shny &
Clark Mddeford, Maine. OEat 40. So BrOnii-
phin, Pa; No. II LoinharIiIs BlocE 1ChiS,S,So
H.; No. 10 West Fourth ST., CINCINNATI O or
80. Sspauding's Exchange, Buffalo, n Y
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Dwelling House for Sale.
II WILL SELL MY DWELLING HoUsE
Il on Jefferson street. Persons wishing to
purchase Will call and examine the properly
POSSESSION given Immediately. Apply to
decls-2we GEO. W, SIGHTS- u
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q The Best Ont
TIE LADIES OPlTHE IsIAND7
VIII holda
FAIR AND FESTIVAI,
On Thursday Evening. Nee. II, at
WAS HINGToN HAIE.
70 taise fans sss e s;nllssss their sunday

= ! HIuuoI hOom.
TIHE ISLAND HAS A PoPuI.ATTo,E az,
I nearly PEE over 800 o. whom are cffliren
The Chapel, which Is the only place OF PreaSSI1..
ing or sabbath school on the Island vii
barely aeconnmodate 12S-and that IN 8 csfovItI
School has felt sadly tte IraTf ~ 5 10y
house for their! school. MuItitndes Of eI5fI-
6Ien-0n the IsiAnd-conld be Eatheret In
take this method OF raising funds 20 eniarSs
me Ee5uvd VII be such Is We held las
the sanitary Falns-and will Contain SnS,S,
nsetnl and valuable articles which nave hI..S
.0onAted LOT TINS purpose. No alticig Tl-fii ~
sold AZ e1horhltant prices me iSTiias 49,
tney VIII be sustained by q larRe pIfrnnSGs
nun 4 eflT1st1an public .i declS-Sf :
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For Sale.
ON Reasonable forms.

On Reasonable Terms. &
A NEAT AND VERY COMFORTABLE
"A frame Cottage on the east hnlf of lot No
u, on the north side of Center street, between
sixth and Seventh, containing seven rooms
with good cellar and convenient out buildl
lngs- rms property is at present occupied by
s,.T. THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent, Register Building.
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For Sale.

4 FINE RESIDENCE ON THE ISLAND.
/. L two full lots, ON Elm street, with pasture
lot in rear, Apple trees Peach trees and Grape
vines many conyenlenceS to make 1t desifa-
BILE; with full view Of river and city. Also
- I. IRWIN,
declS-lW Real Estate Agent,
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g. q RI0A - IAApTEg NDNApE1HRFJarr,
~ dozen Philadelphis ml14ie
ONT aooSlS Also, con1ndn Hootl1l 51Ssa
~ e'lla seaF1s't &c is RHO6Es
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Train for the Westz1
To Blaeksmiths, or any Other Man


SoPen day and Night for students1
1o5,S1ss 4FtslsIoRs FACILITIES no
i ~ s!entihc and pEactical bust 1.its[
TSritt - uetlQn giveuin Book-Reeping. m
- ilaElons In Commercial Law, m cnrne
~ S.I11 = In how 70 transact
HeSIfI1 = e. q eaEaeeI in the Laws of
i,;i,ft99 ~. p4yahie on entering TIuie MT
4lL!lltea. kdecZ5lnl W. PRYOR, RrinciTSj
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alftr AarertisemlEats.
The New York Albion.

il ElGNWeehly in america published at
No. 50 Park Row, New York.
TermS-s6 per annunl. New Subscribers
the twenty-five annual Albion EngTavings,
free. Address YOUNG q M0RRELL,
declSSt ProprietoTS.
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consisting of French, German and pomeS,,,
S Tii9Stn % a grades and colors, French, Eng
and Mareilles VeStings White Fancy, Linen
travelling and Flannel Shirts, Under-ShirS
kerchiefs, Books, Gloves, GannfIefs and III.
laIs, travelling Bags and ValIses, 90, DC OuT
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Pig Iron.

OK TONS NO. FOUNDRY IRON, KEY
SD STONE Furnace. Is tons No. Foundry
Iron, Center Furnace, on hand and for sale
by ldeclS-lwl THOS. g. CULBERTSON.
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THE o. X. REMEDY HAS ARRIVED
A VEGETABLE SPECIFIC FOR ALL
"A urinary diseases. No taste, no od0r, no
htndrRnce to business. Buy the o. K. Rem
edy and have a permanent cure.
Sold by all Druggists throug hout the United
States and C0nAdHs. 3 7lgl- - 7lif decl3-2W
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Z Wanted.

Two GIRLS WANTED al ivT5E u,yv,,,
= '-tl-4s SoLieSs. ~ =, ncT2S-tf
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4 votkN ME4A1s-WHTTE AND YETTOW
; z9zssie5a PRXoR HAND1AN q C6.
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etha Fans a ne =.
D.NICoLL& RRoi
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-07-26
BROWNING'S
CELEBRATED COFFEE.

Whilst trying Coffee of all the various brands,
Remember .tBBOWNING'S EXCELSIOR'-
at the head it stands.
True. it's not like others that are "SOLD
EVERYWHERE"
A little stretch, we all do know, good goods
will easily bear,
lBut a stretch like this-"sold everywhere"-
is very apt to tear
Now, can safely say, without any hesitation,
There's none like "BROWNING'S EACELSI-
OR" in this enlightened nation.
Skilled chemists have not found Coffee from
any store
Possessing the same ingredients as "Brown-
ing's Excelsior"
Nor is there any one, in or cut OF the Coffee
trade,
Who knows the articles from which Brown
isg's Excelsior is made.
I'm told it's made from barley, rye, wheat
beans, and peas;
Name thousand other things-but the
RIGHT ONE if you please.
But with the Coffeemen will not hold con-
tention
For the many, many things they say-too
numerous too mention.
Whilst they're engaged in running round
from store to store
To learn the current wholesale price Of
"Brownings Excelsior"
Some who know my Coffee gives perfect sat-
isfaction,
Have formed plan by which they hope to
cause a quick reaction.
The case-'tis with few; no doubt twill be
with more
To name their Coffee after mine, GROWN
TNGiSN FXCFT SIORp
Some say theirs the only brand that will
stand a ready test.
Now try little of them all-see which you
like the best.
Three years have passed away since first
Never have in your paper advertised before
Nor would now, or ever consent to publish
more,
If like some used by Everybody" "sold
everywhere,n in "every store"
A trade like this | do not wish (; the orders l
could not fill;
The Factory all Jerseys lard would take
leave not foot to till.
My trade is not so very large; still think
have my share;
But, reader, you may rest assured, It's NOT
"SOLD EVERYWHERE"
Manufactured and for Sale By the scriter,
GEORGE L. BROWNING,
No. 20 Market street Camden, ~ j.
This Coffee is not composed of poisonous
drugs, it contains nothing deleterious many
persons use this Coffee that cannot use the
pure coffee; it takes but one and half
Dances to make quart of good strong cof-
fec, that being just one-half the quantity 1t
takes of Java Coffee, and always less than
half the price.
RETAIL DEALERS may purchase it in less
quantities than ten gross at my prices from
the Wholesale Grocers.
nsa.O Orders by mail from Wholesale Deal
ers promptly attended, to.