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FOR SALE.

VNHE undersigned offers the following articles
Il for sale, any time between this and the 1st OF
October. Corner Main and Church streets, near
Bunn's store
One rocking chair $2 90; two wash tubs and
one wash board 81 90; two good rain barrels
IL 90; two trunks 81 90; one book case So 90 4;
one case Of shelves 81 0O one beds.ead So 90 (;
one stand 81 90; one dining-rOom stove and four
lengths of pipe IS 00 one new hemp carpet
90 90; dishes worth $15 90 for S12 90 four coal
oil lamps SO 90; one COW worth $50 90 for S45 90;
one melOdeon worth 800 90 for $50 90; one new
scythe and snath 81 70 one baby carriage S. co.;
one baby cradle S4 90; one clothes basket and
one market basket 81 90; one barn shovel 81 90 /;
one hoe 25c. one hay rake 10c.; one hatchet 25c.;
one Social Hymn and Tune Book 75c.; Appleton 5
New Encyclopedia, 16 vols $50 90 (worth $50 90
in New York city) one Lange's Commentary on
Matthew, worth 80 90, for $3 90; Macauley' s
History England, 5 vols. So 90; COnybeare and
Howsons Life and Epistles of st. Paul, vols.
IS 90; Stanley's History of Eastern Church and
History of Jewish Church So 90; Masterpieces
of Pulpit Eoquence, 2vols. 600 pages each, 80 co.;
Henrys Commentary on JOSH and Esther Qarge)
50c.; Stuart on the Apocalypse 2 vols. 81 co.;
Rolf Erskines Sermons, 2v0ls. 81 90, and num-
Der of other books at 20 per cent discount on old
prices. EZRA ID. SHAW.
Aug. 49, '66-t.
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. SEE advertisement of DR.. Wood.
We have bought good many of his trees, and
they always come up to what they are represented
to be.
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Local Matter.

ADVERTISEMENTS for insertion in the
STANDARD, must be handed in by noon on Tues
day each week, as the paper is made up on Tues
ay evening.
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THE health of Jackson and the sur
rounding country was never better at this season
of the year than at the present time.
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OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,
AT COLLEGE HILL,

FIVE MILES FROM CINCINNATI.
TNHE next term opens on the 3D. of September:
4 President Anderson will be assisted by full
and able faculty Expenses $50 less than last year.
OmnibusseS for the College connect with trains Of
the Hamilton & Dayton, Great Western and Mari
eta Rail Roads at Ludlow Station. Also four
daily Omnibusses from the Walnut Street House,
Cincinnati. For catalogues, terms, etc, address
Rev. J. NJ. ANDERSON, President
COLLEGE HILL, Hamilton County, Ohio.
Aup y '66-1m.
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THE Sons of Temperance are organ
Izlng Division in this place.
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DR. E. Cone may be consulted as
follows:
In Hamden, at the Jackson House, on Mondays,
March 9th April 9th; May 18th; July I'd; Aug.
9th Sept 10th Oct. 18th.
In Jackson at the Isham House, on Tuesdays,
March 9Th April 10th; May 10Th; July 3d. Aug.
7th Sept. 11th Oct, 18th.
All sick persons would do well to consult DR..
Cone, as he charges nothing for consultation and
his success in this community, during five years
practice is guarantee of his skill in the treatment
of all varieties OF diseases. But do not defer youl
application until your disease is incurable.
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ALL MAY MARRY HAPPILY

irrespective of wealth, age, or beauty; and the
love of the opposite sex can be gained by follow
ing simple rules. Send a directed envelope and
stamp to Madame LUCILLE DEMARRE, Station
D., Bible House, New York City. may H. '66-y.
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LOVELY GIRLS AND FESTIVE

BOYS, send an addressed envelope and % cents,
and will send you some valuable information
that will please you. Address
MARY MOORE,
May II, 'G6--y. S3i Broadway New York.
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dt1OOO A YEAR MADE BY ANY ONE
DSUUU with S1j--Stencil Tools. No ex-
perence necessary. The Presidents, Cashiers, and
Treasurers Of Banks indOrse the circular. Sent
free with sample. Address the American Stencil
Tool Works, Springfield, Vermont.
Aug. .2b6-a3nl.
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KNOWN IN RUSSIA
BY ISAAC NATHAN.

Near Moscow there lived an old Baron so grim,
That all the folks near kept shady of him,
But beautiful ward, lady so fair,
Was known to be shut in his castle there.
Her beauty was famed all through the land,
And many young mobiles had sought her hand;
But the grim old Baron was hard to please,
And would give his consent to none OF these.
The Baron DOrlinsky had sought in vain
By every means his suit to gain;
But the lady Rose at church had seen
Young Count 0rlotf of handsome mien.
And he too loved her passingly well,
But how to get her he could not tell;
But ne happened to hear of Isaac Nathan and
Straightway sent for suit surprisingly grand.
The lady delighted, the Baron won over,
Both gave their consent to the well-dressed lover
So gents now tell you one and all,
If YOU would succeed 90 to Isaac Nathans Hall.
And suit YOU will get that with perfect ease
Will permit you to do whatever you please.
N. B. A large stock of clothing always or
hand. Look for the Three Red Posts, in Orator
Block, Broadway Street.
P.s. large stock of NEW GOODS just re
ceived.
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Lost Cow.

0N Thursday, August I'd, I lost SMALL RED
" cow about nine years old. She is light
red, without any white on her. Horns rather long.
Any person giving me information that will
lead to her recovery, will be literally rewarded.
THOMAS E. DYER.
Aug 1G, 6G-3w.
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FRUIT TREES
CULTIVATED AND FOR SALE
AT THE
WEBSTER NURSERY 3 :

A PPLE TREES OF ALL VARIETIEs-su
IA mer, Fall and Winter, and especially the
Rome Beauty, Rawls Jcnnett, and Smith cider,
the best Of all winter apples. 2, 3, and wears
old. Select size at the following reduced prices
Per tree when less than 25 are ordered, 20 cents
BY 20, 90, Orany less than 10O IS cents each.
By 100 517.O0.
By 200, all ordered at once, $500 per 100.
BY 300 to 50O s12 80 per 100.
To all Persons and Merchants when acting as
Agents for me they will be furnished with trees at
wholesale rates but when less than 100 are Or
dered at once, cost of packing will Oe added.
All varieties Of Peaches at same rates, except
Haes early which is an extra early variety, ripen-
ing July 18th; they are put up at $1,000 per 100,
or 70 cents each.
Also dwarf and standard Pears, Ounces, April
cots, Plums Cherries, and all kinds of Evergreens
as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere. Persons
along the railroad can order per the Harnden or
National Express, sending money with order, and
can rely on getting strictly prime trees, or they
can come and select for themselves. Address
A. L. WOOD,
Ang. 23, G6-tf Webster, scioto Co., Ohio.
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HORSE STOLEN,

ON MONDAY NIGHT, JULY 3Oth, 1 had a
" horse stolen from stable at Madison Fur
mace, in this county. lie is q sorrel horse, five
years old, and will weigh about 1000 pounds. He
has large white blaze in the face, and has collar
marks on his shoulders, and sore on top of his
shoulders made by the collar, and is rubbed by
the straps, on his hips. He has weak eyes.
will pay liberal reward for said horse, or for
any information that will lead to bis recovery.
Address me at Clay P. o.. Jackson county, O..
Aug 9. 0.66-4w, THOMAS RAGAN.
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! NJ, w y y, 80. WILLIAM n. ARTHup
= ~ '" A. hastings. bis Atty. TNoyi ~ ~, ",
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SEC. q CONGRESS- SHALL HAVE PoM'.+Ss
FORCE THIS ARTICLE BY APPROPRIATE LEGIsl
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph - CINCINNATI. Dec s.
FLoUR-Dnll, not much demand; West
ern superfine, 50 80; trade brands, Sll W TO
Sl3 co. go eafsss sgsfI.sL 8ss.E 60.
So Is; not much demand, and prices little
better than nominal.
z CoRN-Dull, and prices lower old de-
clineds TO 76c for No. j, and new is not sale
able to any extent at over 54c for ear, ana
% 0A IN Dull under a better supply, but
prices are not lower; 5l@52c for No. |.
RYE-Decllned 81 0S9l 10, and dull,
HoGS-More active. and prices higher ;
sales of 200 head at S. 50@5 IS gross, and
So 75G7 90 nett; receipts, 1900.
MESs PoRK-Firmer that packed long
enough TO ship sold at $40 90 for future
delivery; ALI this and the first half of next
month, Sl8 80 is asked and SlS 90 offered.
20 LARDADull at ii &c; the best rate offered
is 1I1Ic, gut, in new eoOperage, sold al
l01ac. l9f3as
GREEN MEATs-Steady at 51a@719c-
HAMs-Sugar-curedh hams, old, 20c.
BACoN-Dufl at l211a to I4c Tor shoulders
and clear sides. f.fas.F s.ssg4s4 -ft rf
WHISKY Very dull at 30c.
H., Dull and unchanged.
CoTToN-DulI; soc for middling.
GoLD-l36. sfsg fFr5sf rs zsfsf84r9
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MONETARY &>COMMERCIAL.
New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, Dec. 0.
CoTToN-DulL and rather easier; 33e for
middling uplands; 35c for Orleans.
FLoUR-EIeavy and dechnfhgs sMedfum
antialli I'll grades WI thoHt decided change.
Low brands Round Hoop OHIO $lO9ll;
trade brands SlL O59l3.
WHEAT-Quiet and without material
alteration.
RARuEY-Shaetef iFmsr. SEMH
-Soraewhat ufsettlest, s3@4c better;
81 O8oaI l21a for shipping Mixed Western
in store; ST lOt9l ID do afioat, and closing at
81 IO0l lLstore and afiOat: VI sO6@ for I'M
sound Western, ii Is for Western yellow.
uATs-One cent better; 6O@6lc for ChIca-
go and Milwaukee. ~ s1f@ DNi&1Gf4
WHISKY Qufet.AGB
n iPoRK.l Qhielt and st@adyTE EFITAETR 4
BEEF Heavy. BeefhamS quiet and DUH.
/: BACdN-Q iet;i dressed hi gsISEeadH; gag
S1Scfofs WESTERN. 70 XHIL314
LARD-QdieH, steady and unchanged.
GROCERIES Dull. sfGJ
PETROLEUM DuII; 2tc tor crude,
WooL-~t eady; - 1z05S5sc for DO 1nestlc
fleece; 2l0gf4c ion pulled z2393oc for Iexaf;
and 27tdrZA for California. Z 4gh4
MONEY STEADY. at 6gzc5 Sterling stea dy
GoLD--Lower.op opening &C 1855 ana ad
vancing toAS89S and closing at l3i12.,
GovERNMENTa STOCK Unchanged Dut
quiet. -1All1a q 60
~FF9a 80 s8fs W t8ftEff3Ff F6ANts
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ADDrFIoNAL RIVER NEWS

The river was about stationary yesterday
but was so rough from the high wind that
prevailed that it was hard to say whether
it was rising or falling. Some boats had
hard work to get to or from the wharf.
The weather has turned bitterly cold, the
mercury being several degrees below
the freezing. point last night before mid
night The arrivals and departures
since 3 o'clock up till late last night include
the ]. p. webb, Memphis to Evansville;
Emma Floyd, Cincinnati to Nashville;
Charmer, Cairo to Evansville; Louis
lama Cincinnati to New Orleans; Plain
-Gity;- louisville to Bowling Green; Morn
ing star Louisville to Henderson; Stone
wall. Louisville to New Orleans; Glasgow,
St. Louis to Pittsburg; Rebecca, Nashville
to Cincinnati .........The j. p. Webb had 800
bales of cotton for this port. She returns
to Memphis this evening, and we bespealz
for her good trip. Charley Irwin, her
owner and supercargo, is an excellent
gentleman. Capt. G. R. Rudd is on the
| hurricane s..., Most of the passing boats
had only moderate trips, and added but
| little here.....The PLAIN City had a grave
ward trip. She was hailed by the Morning
Star lust as shehad started, and had great
/ III SSlbAIS D1OkA W AosAA1 eAo sAA~
wind blew fiercely off shore.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Saturday
says: E-@ - ~
Capt. j. v. TROOPS new Evansville and
Cairo Mail Line packet, Silverthorn, Will
be launched from Hambleton's YARD TO-
| day at P. M.
II Captain r. I'll. Oglesby was lin the city
yesterday. He will not take charge OF the
| Virginia as announced, but will shortly
| Introduce another DO 1t in the Louisville
| and New Orleans trade.
Captain Jas. Good Is loading the James
Parker and barges for New Orleans, at the
| foot of Vine Street. A new barge for the
Parker Line will be launched from John
Shearer's yard, in Covington, to-day. =
lie We were glad to meet our old friend
Captain Hildreth on the roof of the Re
becca. He is a jolly, as well as an expert
enced, old soldier..........The Glasgow had
full cargo.-.-...Captain Fl. r. Haslet leaves
for Pittsburg, this morning, to meet tn G
Il Carrie and superintend her repairs.
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REACKFORD'S ESTATE
Positive Sale of
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10Th,
ID 1886. at O'Clock, will be sold at pubic
smction, at the courthouse in EyanSyllle,
he following FIRST-CLASS PROPERTY,
20 witt. #NE nGE 4s.414 ..r,,o,.
Lot No. /, Old Plan, Water Street, corner
Lots Nos. I and s, Upper Enlargement.
Water Street, corner Oak Street:
I Lots Nos IL and 10, Upper Enlargement,
Water Street. corner Mulberry street. 81
Lot No. Is. Upper Enlargement, Water
Street, near Gum. stl.g. No..
Lot No. ", Upper Enlargement, rlrsC
street, adjoining DR.. Hafiocks. ~.
Lot No. 49, Upper Enlargement, flfsI
Street, corner Mulberry Street.
Lots Nos. 81 and 81, Upper Enlargement,
FIJI ST Street, corner Gum. *.-y
Lot No 50, Upper Enlargement, secona
street, corner Gum.
Il Dts 1Nossbs and ~, Upper management
second Street, between Mufberry and Gum;
Lot No. 30, Upper Enlargement, Seconu
street: '9AeeA aAfeb0l II
Fractional Lot No. IL, Upper Enlarge
naent, Water Street, adjoiping Ahlerlng
From mi lhaus,A - u ~
These lots are rs by $50 feet and the most
desirable in the city for residences.
Parties desiring 10 purchase can buy al
private sale at any time before the AUCTION.
TTerms&10ne-t third cash; balance in one
Apply 10 THOS. e. GARNIN,
ec23tds ~ -'EIGfYg1AyE Third Street,
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men who have never attended a CONNER
claI College. Address, ~ =. t..asssRA
BRYANT STRATTON q DEHAN,
" octl5 2rnT ~ ~ s4e ? 9Gfncir nati,S Ohio.
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Evansville, Indiana
Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de.
scription of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE.
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we Will
sell at less than Cincinnati prices
now diff Gnga EEA
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w%%ANTFFDA 10 sa9n4I b9ta@lsa-f+.5d
wv -SORGHOi SORGHO! SORGHUM
~ bGs paid for Sorgflo syrup, one to- one
thousand barrels.
9flFS s7saa BROW N, BUTLER q gOO4o0H
Grocers and Commission Merchants
Dealers In sSyrups, Sugar ,Sorgho, spices
H0E Tff' u4H II No.s44 WAlnut Street.
seplS dam Cincinnati, Ohio
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> s.fsFoRg SALE E


TgOR SALE the Bulls
and q Depot, one hundred and twenty five
head Of large tat Sheep, in lots to suit
butch, rs w. W. SHANNON,
declO div Bulls Head stock Yard. :
esT0RE FOR RENTING store room
ID now occupied by the Adams Express
Com bany, in Chambers BLOCK, - for rent:
January, 1857. Apply tor y sA8Ezzs1+
81 dee7dlWgF JNO. j. CHANDLER.
wNOR SALE AND F0R RENT.--l5O
81 Good Building Lots, In every part OF
he CITY which will sell cheap.gom
Dwelling Houses of all kinds for sale on
'i as1ayal Fkf.disf for 5ais ondAfaG. III
10000 acres of Timbered Land for sale
cheap.
several Farms for Rent.
Persons wishing to purchase any KIND OF
Real Estate can be. suited az reasonapie
R1Pps sfsons desiring To g. sell either Houses.
Lots. Lands, or Farms, can have the same
disposed of by leaving a. description at the
off3ce6f lfTssgE - -
- tALVAH JOHNSON.
fs4J1 tsiak Die Real Estate Agent,
oct29.l I j Z III L. q Evansville, Ind.
wWOR SALE@The undersignef VIII sell
IL at private sale his fine two story frame
also. wood and stable house attached, two
rood cisterns, all in complete order, win
modern improvements; lot MY py one
hundred san0-ten feet, situated ON Fulton
Avenue LamaScO. Address
octl-3rn GEO. WOLFLIN, Mt. Vernon.
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BANK NOTICES.

vWSFfE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 Stockholders of the First National
Rank of Evansville, for the election of
nine Directors, will be held at their bank
ing.house. on Tuesday, D anuary sth. 1857,
between the hours of ten O'Clock am and
four o'clock pm.
dec8 d3G. JAS H. CUTLER, Cashier.
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BOARDING.

RRTyATE BOARDING.-Afewyo young
gentlemen of good moral :, ch q nae1es
an second street. next to the Vine street
Presbyterian Church. For parl1cullsaxTrss; ai'
ply to &k d. " @# J.r. Rsl1A Wy - 80
Call at the house.
nOv3 dam
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Ut III Bank IN OtlC6l -
= -rwE ANgrAF. NETTING OF THE

I'LL Stockholders OF the Merchants Ma
G0nai Bank, for the election of nine Direc-
tors will be held at their banking-nouse
in Evansville on Tuesday, January.6, 1851,
between the hours Of 10 oscloek.A. M, and
4ofclock P.sM.s BY order Of the boara,
dec7 d till jan9-'67. 'offsf""
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LAW CARDS.
JAMES T. WALKER,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND AGENT
FOR OBTAINING PENSIONS, BACK
PAY AND BOUNTIES
rOR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND
- for the Widows and other Legal KEEP
resentatives of those who die in the serViSce
o: the United States. Office on the M1 uI,l
west side of Third street, near the w ash 81
ing ton House, and nearly. opposiUe Snc
60 IRA r ouse, Evansville. Ind. ii, =.
,,,1,,,, "a, tta,dad to jan1S-Iy.
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SPENCER & WRIGHT.
VIENNA, Dorchester county, Md, January LIST, 1861.

Mr.. +. Il. ADMINISTRATION me the beginning of
the year to extend to You my most hearty congrat
ulations for the satisfactory which You have
given for several years, in The sale of consgnmens
which have intrused to your hope in the flu
ture that be able to increase those consgnments,
and that you will receive from the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS.
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G- The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
Liqnors) purchased and forwarded with des-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
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new SPRING STYLES.

T1IE SPRING and SUMNER STYLES
l. for 1865 just received. ANY man in
want of good fit for himself or child, made
in unsurpassed workmanship can get the
same by calling at WILLIS RUTIER'S,
april 7, 1866 Opposite Wells Hotel.
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=. f. MARINE,
BALTIMORE. MD,
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MEDICNHL.
CHNLER
DIR. e. G. G4RRISON'S
ChOlera md Uiarrhea Prerentire.
WHAT IS II COUGH?

II il something that should be attended to at once
If You delay. il may lead to consumpii n and finally
terminate in death Thru>aads have filled preuaiu.c e
grave through neglect. Do not delay, but take my
Exprciorant at euce, Or it may be too hate.
Price ~ Ug Per bottle.
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Or. Schcnrh will hc professionally Mt hi. princin,I
Nice, No. 10 North Sixth street corner of Commerce.
philadelphia. every Saturday from 0 A. NJ until 4pM
No. - Bond street New York. every Tuesday from To
=: No. ~ summer street Boston. Mass every Wedncs-
lay iI"m Ia J. and every other Friday ut los Balti-
more street Baltimore. Md. All advice free, Int for
thorough examination Of the lnngs with his Respirometer
the charge is three iolhrs.
Price Of the PmGonic Syrup and Scaweed Tonic each
II 90 ner bottle or s. 80 per half dozen. Mandrake
Pills, % cents per box
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
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CLOTHING-
~ y. BROWN 4 BRO. have just received
a large supply Of well made and latest style
Mems Over Coats.
Mems Business Coats,
Mems Pants and Vests,
Boys Over Coats.
Boys Sack Ioutst
Boys Round Jackets
. Boys Pants and Vests;
with full supply
Flannel Shir,s and Drawers,
which they propose to sell as cheap as they can be
bought in any of the cities.
Also, large supply Of the best
CLOTHS AND CASsIMEREs
Nov 1, 1868 in this comfy
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1866-08-25
BY CONSENT REFER TO THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES

baltimore. Feb 18th. 1864.
Having known Mr. Fletcher Il. Marine for MANY
years past We take pleasure in stating that we know
him to he gentleman in whom the utmost confidence
may be placed in the transaction of business. He is
prompt, attentive obiiging and Reliablc-Robert Tmr-
ner, Esq, Dealer in Fertilizers John W. Ruff Co...
Dry Goods i. 5. Facy. Druggists kew. C. b. Tppct.
East Baltimore Conference; Rev. A. G. Narlatt. il. b..
C., Mechanicshnrgh Pa; Rev. Andrew Manship Phila ;
aac p. Cook. Register of Wills; Armstrong Berry,
Booksellers Tucker & Smith Boot and Shoe Dealers,
Baltimore, Md Hon. T. Holiday Hicks, U. S. s. Cam
Pa.