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Tgs particulars Of General sLoous's interference
with the organization 81 State military force In
Mississippi have ,lrs,dy been published ia the
sUs. II now seems hsithe issue was rofcrrel "
Secretary srAS1os for ar iuston, and that he
fully sustained General sLocUu, on the ground
sbat The military sutsorly In the reclaimed States
was not sbrogated by the erestion Of provisional
governments There eau 10 no question concern
Ing tho prop-is,y Of General sLooUM's conduct In
stopping the formation Of home military force
In Mississippi, AT a time whom 10 much bitterness
and p,rtizau rsncor are Observable among TIC
people. but In arguing this point Secretary sTAS-
1or makes statement thu, sounds strangely IN
view Of tho circumstances Of the last four months
He says, "the rebellion, although physically
crushed, has not been officially announced or
treated, either directly indirectly, thing ~
the past" We should like 10 Know, In thst case,
whs; means are 70 be employed 'or making the sad
announcement. IL may be ruo thst tho Govern
men, has no, technically and forn,lly uss,ed the
r.belhon thing Of tho past, but II certainly has
done 40 Indirectly. President. JonNsoS procls-
nations with reference " tho removal of trade re-
strctons At The South, and those relating " guer-
Tillas su1 70 rebel pir.les were oil based upon tho
ground that the rebellion was dc Jdcto-ai
All cod. The proclamation for the raising
81 the blockade, aud the opening Of TIE
fou,hern ports would alone, We incline 10
sbink, he construed o. both an official and direct
announcement that the rebellion was . thing o.
Abe pasi-csrtsinly they were the strongest knd
II indirect evidence IN that effect But We think
vlo milk In ,ho Cocoanur 10 not difficult 10
discover. Following Tho above strange abatement,
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Ne- York. Tuesday, S,pt g, p k-The range OF
gold 70 day has been between i44h i4ih, the mar
let closing At the latter ngures The afternoon quo
tslons Of the general stock market compared With
tf8e Of yesterday afternoon, shos decline In price
Of y TO ~ per cent The loan market ss more ac-
tive M5A6 per cent There VIZ abundance OF unem-
ployed capital seeking investment. Commercial pa
per passed. at 6kso Sterling exchange W. DUH and
the market vas lower Banteu bill, we're quoted at
100 a1l9h Cotton bi!!s bring about i02 on Change
to-day Flour Vas &C. nc. better, With more doing.
wheat va &c. (. &c. better on spring and ic. a &c.
better on Winter. Corn Wa without decided change.
Oats we're dull Pork Vas aet've, etcited and bisher
Beet VA. firm. Lard was steady, and Whisky ""
dull and dro1pnr
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Outrnges on EniErnuts.

10 there no redress for tie grievances to which
emlgrAnts are SUI e'l, on board ship, Viii coming
TO this country Yesterday a vessel srrivel al
this port with cargo Of hftesn hundred and TWEEN.
six stsersge passengers. II is not necessary to
inquire what their condition Was during TIE yoy.
AGE. Cooped up packed togethe- US hey necessA-
rily were, the proposition Of disease among them
was inevitable. We have heretofore alluded to the
outrares to which emgrsnts are suhiectc }, AMI il
Is no, necessary to again depic, them. Ts,se vic
Tins are compelled to pay their passage money
before placing foot uuon the vessel and. al
though they have barely s.anding-roon In tie
sIeersse, there is no choice but 10 me along. "a
shipboard they are treated like brutes, aud those
who survive hs pssss,e are lucky. We have =
State Emlsrsut immis5on, whose duty II Is t.
look after such matters. Perhaps the C1nn.iss. on
sees nothing or Of the way in slowing df,eel
hundred human beings in the close stecrare Of
ship II would he well TO- Governor FsNr,S to
give this institution LITE OF his sfsrc attention,
since he has gone INTO tho reform business on Az
sppsal from IN rolittAl Compost Company.
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CHRfsTAL-On Sop. 4th, Hugh. the lie owed
husband Of Mary Chryta, AGED IS y,lls, native OF
GO, sligo, Ireland
The friends and acquaintance, are rcstec,f,llv
iNlteu 70 attend the funeral this tWedne.d, after
IiHoa, al ~ O'Clock, from has late residence. ~
"ea'eI ~. lJ5
sfLOKENCE-At bis residencs In Mamnonech.
sePteinbtr 9th, aner q ssvere ard p,infui m.
rhieh be bore With Christian patience and foi-
age. ' '"' '''' 'o'' VI NV
me families Of his brother John and Gilbert are
P,Ss.luuy invited 70 attond the funeral on Thurs-
9V AFTERNOON, sept. T. ut o'rork A. M l,ie fc.i.
1919. hir iiends and Acquaintance are Aso To-
nsven AN. .nslted 70 atiend bridgeport AMI Sew
a,l papeIs ploase copy. CarrtAlta will ie 10 at
'u1uee ~ tne dtpOt nom ~ to bali past t. T. VI 1873
uORACB-ln BROOKLYN on Morday, scpt T. aftcr
HE Age. ''AsV' ia Tue '''n OHi o'
=. The friends and relatives Of the family. md also
10 81 Brooklyn, are invited 10 attend mo ma nj
Vn ne iatc residence, lith OF, near 30 ave, t,os-
anus' al ~ O'clock f. ~ iig
hcDONALD-On sept 5ih, Afcr a short and o..
III lnne,s' Of scarlet lever, Elizabeth JAuc MELON.
The ty irSS ySsTsl IN mouths iti and days.
~ slenu the iunefa., on 1huf-dag Hftcrnpon AZ
o'clock, from the residence of nor b,sr',,s ~
worth a. without further notice. IA
" lbLtf - on Mouday, Sent T. Init, Maria
uauhniet OF kicnd and Clthstinc Qui.io,, a,ed il
years sud months. N'''' ''
Inc funeral vi, take place thi. 'ycdrc.i,,, s'tor.
noon 81 5o'cock, from the rcsIdouc. Of h p..,nt.
." North 'th r. Wilhamsbureh
my ALENIINE-On Monday, Sept l. amor n short
Hlnt,', charity Matilda Valentine. ,,iG, of ~ A
'TI,,nine, aged Il yeafs, IL ouIhs ami 10 DAYS
o,iy ,,ieni' an1 tcatives OF the family rcspec'
sept. q, 1853. IN
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A scene At III. Mhitc IIou-r.

The Washington correspondent OF the P4.ls lol.
phia lsQuIRfR says;
The White House On Monday was Arslu crow /
ed viii visitors, pt.cipslv Applicants Toy par !ou,
tie ma 1rity OF WHOM waited tgs long hours in tho
lobby looming he Pres denis Room, before to
doors were opened. Tho "a 4sc ~ 80 delay vas
oNin- b. the Foes ucut lCmE engage. VISA some
members Of hg Ca net "a Dcpartu NJ t.snr.s
from tcu I'll thee V,H.k, during which tim Inc
anxious outsiders stood their ruuui oo4r. .c.us y,
tor there were uu chairs To bit UPON T.clL.y
torng masI OF humanity Ew-y.us e. .ul
To at TIE s'Ehtc't 100 se which Indicated OBJ At
tie doors were To boz upoIt', Wheu tauru Nar.l re-
q lnsh t. ~ o. get b. first, and tLue q cnl'Iul.
SH.r, completely Nred uut with Waltu... vua.l
pace mpSucAIIN ~ Sut down tho floor, pIS4u, the
s,euc ALUM - tht app sranco Of vast huluAu ca o.
VIII the animals moving around, tyiuL % t.stpe
VII always wanted g. rut out-.hc crow All
"anIeI e. set i'm. threc u'cloc. tho Ia lies, of
whom & ere we're about n d. zen, were admitted In
the President, All While lie was ougA. cd ,,.Ih
them ~" suNetv " she other sea, ON tna outs,c.
T. get N WAS Intense. They crowded round the
uo'r wv u rtsclllld tho pit entrance OF 4 che AID
theaNe ON hsMlriay night, ozlcpt that il wAs \
| hHlo more orderly, .Ac nov .ug Ir..IIis ION,
eoAuuc' cmtiiy ty-uag, - pushing NliLuu. ma, ~
| uu'h hlse' lie atm sphere al thus point Ns.
| lth' tic Is Ack hole Cd. taUltts, but d., nu1....
oHt7 stood It mauiuly TN tt- doors were ,p.,,I.
lAlt IN the AFTERNOON, when tuCir cases acre Ia. IA,
ulhpnsrt u' Low the fTtsiueut eau stand sI.l Al
uI-eAi uAN H's' HaN, eAtlIes much asioui5 ..4egt
| IL proves MN tu lie uIhn OF mon cousutullu l.
| brnr up under slcA nticuous vet no never lose.
hs temper AMI replies us rlaAll, 10 the last M an
| Of two hundred ~uo calls ~ see hun on some ir.
ding business IS he does tie tTsl who e.ams l.s
attention.
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Tns cattle disease IN Eugla i is rap lly spreal-
ius, and fears are sn.er,sinei that II will he C. H..
munica.od TO Ireland AMI Scotland. C,rsider.b .
excitement exists IN ireland with feysd 10 Il. aud
the GoyernnIsnt, IN compliance with the demand
of the people hs. ordered the importation Of cattle
from England " cease. NJ successful mean. has
yet been discovered for the treatment of tho disease
and 1t is mot even settled satisfactorily whether
the Epidemic WAS generated in III. gland or imported
from some other country. Tho presen, prosp Ct IS
that the English people VIII Tor some tune 10
obliged to pay ertrsyaSAnt prices for their iayorte
article Of diet. Tho rates arc alrca,y up t. the
high figures ruling n New York, and TIE price
must OF course, continue 10 advance. 50 loug ~
the epidemic among tho cattle continues. Tie
heavy loss Of stock cattle will also cause tie high
figures to continue perhaps for two or u rec years
at least until the loss eau no made up ~ iln
portation and the natural increase
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question Of tune. This latter would app,o.ch
inviting"
There Is much truth in ,biye1u.s.. rb. Mex.
cans have boon in almost perhstual civil war ,ince
'hs establishment Of their ndopendencc ioriy years
ago II they arc eompeicn, TO govern themselves
ini'lisenty' they certainly have no, ye, developed
thor qualification. This fact slons should be an
sdmonit0n 10 our people no. 10 espol. the cause
OF Mexico until ii shall be desirable to annex 1t ~
the unitod States and have The hest ro,son Tor
leheving that this policy will DO pursuad by our
Governments How sooa il viii Lo advisable 10
mako this intcrc, sSon Ia the Affairs Of Mexico may
he subject ior dispute. Il may 10 very soon, and
II may not be Tor years, bat we may r,st assured
that whon the time DIES arrive, our Government
will not he backward ia sdyiainz MAxIHnlAS that
:" Lih time has come"
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BRADSHAW TUESDAY, Sept Mr.. Caro,iro
l. bradshaw, wife OF John j. E.A4sha. '"'0''"o
At2P. 81. Su4
BUTCHER on Sept. 4th, lsG5 Nelly A,,,s,.
the ADOPTED dausht oi Ch.ssan lnd T.e.nor, I'm,
cher, aged ; months. "
lie funeral viii take place from 100 No,,A al. =,
Bioosyn, T. d. a. O'clock " Nedn,.dsy aite r.
uooa. ~
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Flour and Grain.

NEW paE, Sept. z 1865
~ ur.--five and ten etc, letter. Ne quote; super
fine STATE, 81 i5NtI So; kNua do, At - Gua- ~ (;
Mertem Extra .ow grades ~ i5aN IS shipping
OHIO At IjaS II UJ, ~. Louis Eltrus az 81. UA~
gtauca ot Canada Extra at = Gil, 10 and .uOI
10 supartuc SOlthtIn, at - J,asll o.
TRAM Tile " heat Ua.ECt closed dun, and cent?
better Chicwo Spnnr being quoted At , 5aarl b5
MIN auEeo & ub 40 al 5Sasl 30 AMI or Club ~ 90
81 D.; Amler Mg'tcrA, - las Nv.
OIfS-bull a. dtu.,e. Tor McstCtI.
tOrH.-lhis murEet Is without decided change,
Nos,elu unsOuud lu.ns quoted at ,5asJ, anu rouud
MlXul MVaLtIu al N-uyl
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SAVINGS ksANkGs.

THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
Il OF NEW YORK
CAPITAL, S2uUnutO. slkfLUS.....S 9pLNn
lhls Bank viii issue CERTIFICATES Dppusit Iearing
interest ON hyorabs terms. !. L, WORM, Cashi T..
, " i0Tk, Aug, ~, 1875. 500 -
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The Hay Market.

NEW pHh. SEPT. .. l,G5.
The supply Of hay having been IuaI eriay reduced,
and an Gcuye inquiry been instituted tor tue lnte
guinness prevalent m tuls branch ot trade, price,
hive couse iurutly been advanced, and to-ln, Ne
a e. our quutatiOnst ~ h5s 70 los ~. aud a5gg
Ton small lots Ot new. oil varirtts buins nearly
out u the market, 10 d4up quotations.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Take Ayers Cherry Pcctoral 10 stop
your ColIs, Coughs, aad Bronchial Affections before
th-y nun into Consumption that ,ou cannot stop llG
Al Niessrs. Fowler Il Wells, Phrenolo-
rs'., $50 broadway, examinations with chart. Given
daily. got
Fnns Paris Fans Elegant STYLES Just
received, Three, Five, tiLhf 10 fuIt, Iul.,r- rgr
.o sale b. q. g. Allon' ilj bTo4dSay, one door below
Canal A. "A
Gilt Combs-New styles Just Received
iutu Paris, rave, Ei-hL Ten tu Ihirt, D1l.fs ,.r,
Ton safe by q, e. Allen Ala bloadSAy, one door below
1ahAl a. iuj
$50 Rare Rcceipts-C ontuin,nq mani
frtU..s AMI much valuable iniortuett'n
never before malo public ueludint over in
luc, pc nuS ia exclusive use D., the celebrated
METROPOLITAN Hotel OF this cty Price yu r,nts.
iua.lrd, po,I4re nee. Address HtICHlNsoS A ~
lutli-hc s. 500 Bronisa, y. y az
Mnecler 4, Wilson Lock stitch Se,v,,,c
Mnclmc and Button Hole Machine So Gss ~.
WAY, N,N. iii
Howe sewing Machine Company M Gno
BroAlUA,, y. \. ELIAS HOWE. Jr Pr,siie1,
Accents wanted. IA
Grover n BnlSsr's Highest Premium
flA-tlc stitch ana Lock stitch S.RIar NJ IL,n'. tgs
bfoniway \. lork, AMI 2aI Fulton rt. BrootI,i, M
The Iying-in " nIds Jf the Infants, Home
come! ot LtElnrtou ave. aud DIET II. Az nav ,,'
Applications can he made 10 TIE Rr-l4,ut ~ co.,
%. 90 kcy. W. u. Walker, 5! ts-t .5l u. IL. @'
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Personal NOTICES.

lSAiIEAREU-ON SUNDAY LAST
i,st ~ chcs ~ height asrk c@u.pl, ,on ~
a.sa"!a lhio.inaiion A. To HE +. .rretbour- g. i. b..
n'nS'u"S received by his distressed tamil.
NnnOhMA ION WANTED OF MANY ASH
hhiinGtl Non, all from Count, " rstr e,ta
u, ,,au III ~ y, eived Al Castle Garden b.,
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EkAND ENHIBITION i WILLIAMS n

(,kAND EAHlBlllON 49, WILLIAMS a.
~ BtLpLNS Great Exhibition OF the Drunkard.
frofrcse III take place on "Wednesday aud Thurs
day next sept 9th aud ItL At - O'clock, r. NJ un.
der tie auspices OF the FHher MAthew L. 4 D. sooo
" No. l. At their Hall, 33a Ets I'm st. near ave- C.
dep ciing IN eloH ing colOrs many thnns events IN
the lie Of druukard, toge her with one OF Inc most
powerful lectures ever delivered by Prof BTLDEN
Life hkeno 'scs Of the brave Generals Of our noh a
| army, and msny Others both s.ri1u. and couic T.
masking In all one of the moot moral and urtTurtiy
entertainments ever exhibited Iickrtr rs cent4 10
| last l2th ~. sal
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FATHER MATHEW T. 4. II. SOCIETY,
~ ,, \. \, HAL bet. 5ith aud 55,h 81, ana ,tll
sve' puhhc meeting this evening at I O'clock, T. NJ
Speaker 81. james O'Roy aud Others. btnr,r, I.
" { stocknr, Mr. iro'nsood, SIR Sttrkcy. Misc.
Nc 'unnr,. aud touno.y. mos. MEAGHkK,
SC. ia
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Sc/ y WILL BY 4 FIRST CLASS is
~ oyster aud vegetable market. with h..
Gn" wagon doing eooi business, AZ ,5u luud Hr..
G2Dll-FOk SAIE-A GROCERY A...
49, " Liquor store, tAtuggs Wo. ia the D.. no.
t"v"s Nthchri AFRO one On tht r't-t sl.c tur
. rooms attached. { Oysuor saloons vtth s..
loo..s, q well furnished lloatd.L--auusus. lu 40.
OF ~ ISL EhI- Auetu ( B.oc.Arrst. I.I
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EENIAN BROTHERHO0D -DR,
.. OF o. F.-NOTlCE-TIE MEMBlES

A.. Of ustuels' Lodge, NJ, d, .. Of o. r. sre Ice
guVeed 20 meet a. tntr Lodge no1lus ON " oduu.lly
the funeral OF our laic brother, joseph Anior.ol
tuHer. ia taxi place at 4. NJ. from hz Iato f,.i.
d,uCt, q South sixth st. BROOKLYN, T. II. Tho r,.,,-
ter- OF the fraternity sre respectfully invited 10 A.
tend j. W. fllEsIhhONS, y. q. ". A EMFIGii.
Soc, ~
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

a PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
= MeLs' Father Mathe- Temperance Benefit 80
cetr, No. OF Brooklyn, =. D., VIII I've Id IN their
H. H Coz south "a aud lth IT., on This evening At =
O'CLOCK he-sr-. Geo. u. Reilly, Thompson aud cc-
Ia and otheu Come early r. j. MJLllGAS,
ilr''. LAWRENCE POWER, Rec. sec. l23
A TTENTlON!-THE MEMBERS OF COM.
pany e, OF the sarsheld Cadets are respectfully
n4urri"d to meet At fcniau Hail. slt Broadway, On
"Wednesday evening, sept. G. ~ O'clock u. buslnc-s
o. Importance vii De transacted 81 order OF Lieut.
lliOs. DlNNN, In command I.U
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Il Father Mathew /. \, Is. society 80 3, OF Sew
York, will lc held at their all, corner OF y5tp n and
Sth Az on Wednesday Evening, sept. on at o'c ~
speaking by MI Morgan and Daniel boone, accom- h.
nird b. his talented mother and three sisters All
members are rrlueied to present ~ hi. IL an
lcrly meeting, MICHAEL MADDEN, Pres. TIius.
flNA5, Rec. sec. IA
THE MEMBERS OF TIL FATHER MA
l. thes L. A. Il. society, No l, Of Biook.yn ar ne.
q4estod TO meet, in iegaliA, At their Institute"
hamilton avenue, this w rdn' rIsyl the oh inst AT
one Ociock +: NJ, to attend the iureral OF CORNE.
Lit KORAN, one OF our members lately De. casri.
B, order OF the society. CHAs. MU RPHi, TIrs
BEKD MARTIN, Rec. sec. it6
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EAIiEk MATHEW /. A. h. SOCIETY
NJ. o, OF y. J., will hold a public T,tuprri,urs
ueetln- ~ their Hal, corner Bod and "a Avenue
ON Mrane'dA5 evening, sept. d. ut O'clock. SPEAK
aug by hCyy H. Mullhhl, tsi, and Mr. ianrton
Eti SINGING by NJ. C..laiiAn, NJ. Cole, M I,stW
Nj. v ilToik and host OF others. aud a 90 music
On me pIauolorio. john BERRY, Vice Pres
y II TX.
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BUSINESS CIsANCE4.

a COOP tHANCE-iIQUOR SIOIF
4 sale cheap Hs tho osaur 10 Au.ng o. ..l,. 40.
me- 1t 20 Avenue Z, ne.r lJ.h IT, lu.ule p
nrr LLL.Lr.
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IAVING BUSINESS WHICH REyUWI

pAPtR ROUTE FOR SALE PAYS p.
or 80 per wees, Apply at ~ south Oh
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-06-28
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

The undersigned having removed his store TO
his New Building on Pine Street, Glen Hope, op
posite the Union House. is ope ming and Of
fering to the public the largest and best selected
stock of seasonable goods ever offered in this
place ard neighborhood, and will be sold at pri-
ces to suit the times.
His Stock embraces Dry-G oods, Notions. Hard
ware, Queens-ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready made clothing, Paints. Oils, Glass Nails,
Bacon, Fish, Flour, Salt; Willow, Stone and Ear
then-ware, and Stoves.
OF DRY GOODS, he has Cloths, Cassimers. Sat
tinetts, Tweeds, Vestings, Flannels Shirtings,
Prints, Coburg cloth, AIpacas De LANES. Cling
hams, Chintz kerchIef Nubias, Sontags, Nan
kin, Lawns, Linen. Lace Edsings, Collars, Trim
mings, Braids, Walls, etc.
OF HARDWARE, he has axes, saws, chisels,
knives and forks, locks, hinges screws, augers
hammers, nails, spikes, Stoves of various patterns
and sizes, fat irons, etc.
OF GROCERIES, he has coffee, sugar. molas
ses. teas, rice, pepper, cinnamon, cloves Flour
hams, sides shoulders, fish, etc.
OF QUEENSWARE, he has tea sets, cups and
sauceTs, cream jugs, tea and coffee pots, pitchers
bowls, plates, dishes, etc.
OF CLOTHING. he has coats pants. vests, un-
dershirts, shirts drawers. neckties, gloves, socks
hats caps, boots, shoes etc.
All the above, and nun erous other articles, for
sale cheap for cash. or exchanged for all kinds Of
lumber and country produce.
Remember, that am receiving goods weekly
Pittsburg, and that any goods can be furnished
on very short notice.
Call and exam inc the goods and prices and sat-
isfy yourselves of the utility of buying ct
JOHN ROBSON'S.
Glen Hope, December %, 1868.
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OPEN FOR COMPETITION

OPEN FOR COMPETITION
Ecery day, Sundays ercepted) A prize
for ererybody. Apply inmedsately to
the rroprietors, Kirk d; Spencer,
at their Neao Cheap Store,
IN Lumber City, Penn'a
The fact can be no longer denied-the people
have said It, the people know it. and everybody y
believes it, that the store is the place to buy
cheap goods, to buy goods, to buy fashiona-
BILE goods, TO buy any kind of goods you want
The summer stock, now opening at Kirk & Spen-
GERS. is the largest, the best assorted-and BEST
that ever came to the place.
Ladies can find delaines, alpacas, merinos
cashmeres, French and American gingh CHAINS lawns
plaids, nanklns, berege,camb brics muslins. balmo-
raj and hoop skirts, silk and cloth mantles wells
edgings lace, braid nets corsets belts coIlaretts
hosiery gloves, ribbons, bonnets, ats trim gs
bobinett, null and swiss muslins shawls com bs
wristiets linen handkerchiefs, toilet articles. &c.
Gentlemen can hnd coats, pants. vests, boots,
shoes, hats, caps. collars, neck-ties, suspenders
shirts, handkerchiefs, perfumery dc.
children can find toys in great variety, candies,
nuts. &c
1t is the place to buy yodr dry goods your gro
ceries your boots and shoes, hats caps and bon
nets your notions your hard ware, scythes, forks
shoveis, hoes rakes; your brooms, cedar and will
low ware; your clocks and looking glasses your
stone and queensware; your -four, fish and bacon !:
your glass putty, paints. oil and varnish your
nails and spikes; in fact anything you want If
you wish the highest cash p,ice for your produce,
your butter, eggs. grain. hax-seed, rags, tmb ber
boards and shingles it is the place to exchange to
the best advantage to yourselves Any article not
on hand will be ordered on short notice Ladies
wishing bonnets or dress goods can have them or
dered by calling at Kirk Spencer's cheap store
as special arrangements have been made for that
purpose.
We do not wish to wound or seriously hurt any,
body. but will do our utmost to maintain the rop
utation We have won, of selling goods a Iittle
lower than anybody else.
"RalIy 'ronnd the counter. boys.' and be con-
vinced of the truth Of our assertions
Lumbsr-sity. Juns2 KIRK 4 SPENCER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1865-06-28
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