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LOST.
WANTED--HELP

"ANTED-A thoroughly competent American
w or German Protestant girl, TO do general house
work in q family OF two, 70 whom the best Of wages
wiz be paid. Apply at once at No. - Cheshire-st.
jan32S
"ANTED-A German girl to do & nersl house
w work, Al ~. SaiI-st Jsn3:Z7o
"ANTED-A competent girl for general house
w WORK In mAlfEmily- Inquire at 2l3 Prospect
ufreet. g:2T
"ANTED-A gin 70 do the general house work
w OF q small fanily. American or German pre-
1erred. Agplyst32 Lake-st. . lan3:276
GIRL WANTED-To do general Homework in
q small family. Call at : PnOspect-et., corner
Psrry-st., on Thursday Afternoon. dec2s;Zl4
1ERN WANTED.-Competent and experienced
I'M business men can receive 3 remuneration Of
iron SO 70 500 per month in soliciting and filing
orders for first class subscription Publications, in
Guiding the Engravings How we Won the Battle, a
memorial Of the Great American Conflict; Home on
4 Furough the new National engraving, Washing
ton and his Family Christ Blessing Little Children.
etc. Further particulars can be learned 81 koom
No. s, up stairs, johnson Block Bank street, CleVe-
! and, Ohio. decZz.A4-dkE
TANTED-SAEEsMEN-In numerous villages
w and cities Of the United States Previous ex-
perience as Esle5men or book-keePers not Necessary
Apply 20 OF address G.. L. a NORINlCk, John
sons Block, Bank-st., up stairs, Room Not flrst
1leS-s Slc.SAAu1
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VALUARLE FARMS FOR SLLE.-l

oher for sale two farms, situated one aad q
half miles south Of Greenyille, Mercer county, Pa,
containing about $50 acres, on the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway, near its junction with
All the transfers with these Roads and the Erie
Canal will be make at this point, The Bear Greek
Railroad is now being Constructed and will b.
completed during the next summer, aud will open
$1,000 acres of the most valuable, Coal Fields in
Western Pennsylvania This property situated as
it is in one Of the richest valleys in our State, and
at the junction OF three Railroads and the Csnsi,
is the most favorable point for the location Of q
Manufacturing Establishment in this part of the
State. A large portion Of the property eau be sold
for Town Lots, as L have already had applications
ior lots nor building PURPOSES but would prefer
selling it altogether. The soil il good and thefarms
beautifully situated; For further particulars, in
quire Of Hr.f.I .-tT y I4n ]. D. L
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N.Y. stock Market-Jan. :.

GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Firm-
u S. 60 81 coupons, extra interest, 1O4%; do.
$50 coupons 2105i do. Of '6s, I02; q. S. Treas
ury notes 7-30s, lt series 991si do % series 90;
do. Sd series at ss1s; Us. Que year certificates,
new issue 9S3A.
SrOcKs-StrOng- r I- ~ l
Tennessee 6s OF 30 sS1S' Missouri. 6s 7S1z; New
York Central IS; Erie 9s%; Reading lO73z; Michi-
gan Southern 751s; Pittsburgh $50; North Vest
ern 36ss; preferred North Western G21s; Rock Is
land lussj Fort Wayne IOH5; ri ssas- 9.
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"ANTED TO RENT-A comfortable house
w containing s or 10 rooms within halt a mile OF
the Court House. Possession wanted April lst- Ad-
dress NJ, @. q L. r. X. once. decZ9:Z76
"ANTED-Bga young Lady Of education and
w rehnemont, a situation as companion 10 an in
valid, orto take charge OF household ahdlrs, or OF
children, or would MAKE herself generally useful in q
family, or wsuid be glad 10 supply the place OF a
daughter. Address Miss Il. r. NJ Cleveland Ohio.
"ANTRD-A SITUATION, by an old sol der
w where lie can do chores or have the care Of q
team, Address, Il. W., Lorain-st, West Side.
dec2s:zI4.
DANTED-A place as helper in a blacksmith
w or machinists shop. Address, q. E., 22O Io-
rain-st., West side deeza:2l4
"ANTED-rO- PURcHAsE.-A convenient
w house with lot, in a desirable locality. Price
not TO exceed AZ, 500. Address, stating price and
terms. @. H., P. o. Drawer 344- dec27:zl2
CITUATION WANTED-A situation to do any
y kind Of Light Work. BY q young, married, Amer;
lean woman, with 3 child three months old Would
prefer 10 &c. as nurse Gall at Es tullon street
Mrs B. 0ecz3:z2
Neutrality-suspicious. Furniture, Carpets,
w Stoves, &C, &C, at H.. Moor's old stand b
Ontario street, Tor which the highest price VAL ee
Maid oecl4.JIZ-
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GsOn PER AIDNTH-MAHTEU-AGkH1e-
DOU 10 sell LIoyds Battle History o. the Rebel
hon in one vol. beautifully bound, and handsomely
illustrated via Rurtraits, Mas, Battle Scenes, &c.i
price $50 and 800. Also nne Steel Engraving,
coIored and plaih: Mars, Charts, Gard Pictures sc.
AddreIs 81. s. CHEM, room No. q, American
R-1dina CIeVelaud. Ohio, decH-ZfS
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EoLLED.-The following cases were nolled
in the criminal branch of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, yesterday:
State Us. Jacob Diehl murder IN second
day. defendant having died in the army.
He killed, under great Provoeaton' a
negress on Ohio street, a year or two s.""H
State Us. Henry s. Curtis and Michael
Foley robbery.
State v&. Thomas Kehoei passing counter
felt notes-defendant being already lodged
in the pe~nitentiary.
State Us. William BirdsaH forgery-three
Observation-Disclosures being already in
H. e..4 5r;s5S
state u. Fred:~Bsib md John Eislea;
grand larcenyAnollsd Is to Leib, he being
alFssdy convicted pfs Psnitsasiafy Ofsnss'
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CoRREcTIoN.-In our Saturday morning
issue we reported the ar~raignment of An
drew KessIer on an Indictment of keeping a
gambling room. It should have read "a
billiard room, " instead of a gambling room.
It was the former to which he plead guilty
and for which he paid a fine of $40. We
make the correction with pleasure.
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PORK HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE PORK PACKING ESTABLISH
L MEFT of A. M~ORRHOUsE & SON, At Ere
mont, Ohio, is offered for sale, together with tOols
and fixtures, all in complete order. The Building
is situated near the c. a 7. r. g., on the sanduE.
ky river, ina desirable location. There are two
smoke houses conveniently located near the Pack
Ing house. A rare chance Is offered for q good
speculation. For terms, &c, apply personally or
by letter o CHARLES ii. 'KREBS, Agent,
Fremont, Ohio, or to MOREHOUSE, MEACHAM
& CO., Commission Merchants, I42 West Water
street. Milwaukee, Wis. novs:Z7a
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

TUESDAY EVENING, Jan. 2, 1906.
F1Our-DuIl and prices unchanged. City
brands held at 's10,7 for Xxx red 81, rs for Xxx
white. Country brands Xxx red SO, OO@lO, 25; do
Xxx white $40, 2591i,25.
W~heaf-HeaTy. inactive and nominal. We
heard Of no transactions to-day, and are unable to
give authoritative quotations.
COrn-Quiet, but firm. Sale / car new sheIled
from store at 67%c l car do do at tsc.
Oats-ouiet. Heldat s9@4Oc from store.
Rye-DuIi and nominal.
BaFIey-Neglected and nominal.
Dressed HOgs-Quiet and steady at lie for
fair averages. q
POrk-steady. City Mess held at SOS, 90. Clear
held at $500.
Lard-Uqchsngsd. Held at lsc for city-ren-
dsred in tierces, 2Oc fer do in kegs. 3
Hams-euiet. sugar-eured held at &c.
ShouIders-Held at Ice for city-cured.
Mess Bee-stesdy at $751; 90 for city packed.
Dried Beef-Held at &c for city-cured.
ButteF+Quiet and steady. Prime roll $50;
common to good W. R. 2s@sOc.
C~heese-Quiet and steady at l5Q2Oe for good
to choice Western Reserve and New York,
ERKs-Quiet at Sa9S5c,
POuItry-scarce, in good demand, and firm
turkeys Ao0NOSi Sh1cAens A4SIoc. a-
HighWInes-Quiet. Held at 81, Isd2,2 20.
AIeOhOl-stesdy. Held at 81, ia for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 90 per cent, S4,5l. Men,
trial Proof Spirits $21ss92,ss.
Petraleum-Quiet and steady at Ta@Tic for
refined free, - iseT -oTi .h
OIls-steady at the following prices:
0arbOn--.---~ 7ss 74c Elephant, ". B. 3 90 90
Lard-------& 9592 80 Sperm, W. S.. 8 90
Ank.-..~ -9I 20 Straits---.....-I a
EeatsfOot----- -0l IS H." TfF
Dried APPles-Quist at 1l@I2c for old, l4a
1Hzc for new.
Green A~Pples-Quiet and steady. Good to
choice fruit held at S4,OO@5,OO.
POtatOes-PeachblOws steady and in fair de-
nAnd ct sO@s5c in car lots.
Beans-Inm moderate request at s1,75@2,OO for
good to prime white.
Hay-Loose selling at Q range Of ss,Oo@12,O 90;
Better pressed at SIC. OO@22,c0. Market quiet.
seeds-Timothy held at 800. Glover held at
1918. Demand fair. --rrt "a g
Hickory Nuts-In fair demand at sl,sO@,
I,T5 par br,
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The LfoUoR SELLERS AGAIN.-Thef following
parties were arrsigned yesterday, for keep
ing places Of public resort for the sale of in
toxicating drinks:
State rs. Valentine zeimer; plea guilty;
SIS and costs. %
State Us. - Gebhart; plea, guilty: $40
and costs. sTE
State Us. Andrew Mayer; plea, guilty; SIS
and costs.
State rs. Patrick Carr; plea, guilty; SIS
and costs. ~
State rs George Gibbons; plea, guilty; s1a
and costs. .
State rs. John barrow; plea, guilty; $i2
and costs.
State v.. - Ninehouso; plea, guilty;
SI2 and costs. &
State Us. ElmOre and COlburn plea,
guilty; SIS and costs, each.
State Us. George Farber plea, guilty $40
and costs.
State u.s. Thomas Morris; plea, guilty.
$40 and costs.
State vs. Priscilla Wood plea, guilty s.
and costs.
State Is. Adam RafFsnstein, plea, guilty;
SIS and costs.
State Vs. Richard C. Potts; plea, guilty;
So and costs.
State rs, Barney MeCarty F; plea, guilty;
SIP and costs.
State Us. John Frawley plea, guilty; s12
and costs.
State Us. NJ Eager; plea, guilty So and
costs.
State Us. John Huber plea, guilty s72
and costs.
State Is. Frederick sehnaufer; plea,
guilty $15 and costs.
State Us, John Knoll plea, guilty; s12
and costs.
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TIE P, Fir. W. AND CHICAGO R. R. TINE
TABLE.-We call the attention of the public
to the new advertisement, found elsewhere,
of the Pittsburgh, Fit. Wayne and Chicago
Railroad, and the time table of the same.
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Adults 60; Children S. Male 81; Females e..
W. G. sTEDMAE, City Sexton.

COEr1SUED CAsEs-The following cases
were continued yesterday:
State 1s Charles Victor manslaughter.
State v&. VIM. H. johnson; lang eoun7
terfeit bill in his possession with intent to
pass. Motion to set aside forfeiture of re-
cognizance granted. m
State Va. Otto fuller; burglary and
horse stealing.
State Us. Arden Knight bigamy.
State Ca. Philip A. Benson and James
Galley, assault and battery with intent to
rob. RecogniEsncs fOrfsiteda as to Benson,
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EOR SALE OR TO LRT-The sherria

il House, at Oil City, Venango County,
Pennsylvania, is now Offered for sale or to lease for
. term of YEARS. The building is large and commo-
diOus, completely and comfortably furnished, very
attractive in appearance, and has the great advan-
tage of being much nearer the depot than any
other first class hotel. Possession gwen immedi-
ately if desired. Apply either personally or By
lett to ID. JOHNSTON,
dac0Q Ao-A pronr;.+or niI citv pa
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E~STEREDtPox THE DISCHARGE OF HIS DU
T1Es.-Dr. schenck, Coroner-elect, entered
upon the discharge of the duties of his Office
on Monday last, vice DR.. Prentice. he will
make a prompt and ef~icientofioer.
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FOR SALE.
nRGG STORE In SALEM. OaIO. FOR

IL SALE.-In consequence Of continued ill.,
health, and of close application TO business for q
period OF thirty years, I now offer for sale the
Good viii, STOCK, and Fixtures Of my Drug bust
ness, in the town Of Salem, Columbiana county,
Ohio. Competent Druggists are in attendance
whose services may be secured. This business has
been constantly on the increase for upwards Of
twenty years, growing with the growth Of the
place, has proved itself to be reasonably profitable,
and with an established custom is certainly Il de-
sirable opportunity for any person wishing to en-
gage in business. ra rq
dec27:276 ALFRED WRIGHT. p
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REFINRRY FAR SAFE an nc

" TUSYILLE, PA-Five Stills (HOrizontaD;
Five Iron Tanks; one Wood Tank; Four Iron Ag-
itators twenty-five bbls. eachG two Bleaching
Tanks, lined with lead; three Crude on Tanks;
Three acres Of land in the borough Of TitusVille,
with buildings complete, and in first rate location
for securing supply Oferude oil. To practical re
timers this property Ohars great Inducements. For
conditions apply to B.. P CHATFIELD, Titus-
willie, Pa, or Bunker Hill Petroleum Co., 1855
Broadway. New York -.H JOB ID der20eZT4
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NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
DIED.

wEYHER-In this city, on the gath Hlt.,
Christopher Weyher, peddlsr,
All those owing the deceased for goods sold them,
will confer a great favor on his widow and or
phans by sending the amount due to the under
signed. who is authorized to collect the same.
Il. sCHqNEWALR,
234 0range-st., Cleveland, O,
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-owing to the in
disposition of Judge Wilson this court, on
meeting yesterday, was adjourned by Mar
shall Bill, per order of the Judge, till ten
o'clock this morning. 1t is probable that
no cases of Importance will be taken up be-
fore the 10th inst, on which day Judge
Whitney, of the Western District of Mich
igan, will make his appearance.
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The Carrie EPIDEMIc.-A disease which
resembles in its symptoms, &c, the cattle
epidemic of Europe, has reached us. Mr..
Russell, of the Forest City House, has with
in a day or two lost two COWS by this mys-
FERROUS and fatal disease.
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PIttsburgh PetroIeam Market.
Especial to Cleveland Daily LsApEa.l

PIrrsBURGH, Jan. $500 P. n.
The oil market is dull. Dealers are holding of.
Sales Of Crude are light, and prices Unchanged
The river Is in good boating order to Oil City. Re-
ceipts of Crude to-day, 5000 bbls. Sales 900 bbls
in bulk at 271S@2sc 500 bbls, packages included,
at 33c. Prices dropping. Refined is dun and with
out demand. Prices nominal. tftD f-"
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The ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The great SEN
sation play of "Arrah ma Pogue" was pro-
duced once again at the Academy last night,
and to a house which testified to the deep in
terests which the public take in the perform
ance. 1t will be given again tonight. This
is the last week of the brilliant actors. Mr..
MeDonough and Miss Kuhn, as well as Of
the dramatic season. Mr.. Ellsler opens in
Columbus on the sth inst. The Academy
will be packed every night of the week.
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CLEVELAND ROLLING MILL CoMPArT.-The
following gentlemen were elected Directors
of this company for the coming year, at a
meeting held in their Office, No. 1O3 Water
street, Oh Monday last
Directors-J. H. Wade, II. B. Payne, Still
man Witt, A. B. Stone, and Henry Chisholm.
The following are the officers for the pres
ent year:
Presidential B. Stone. I'D
Vice President and General Agent-Henry
Chisholm.
Secretary-D. o. Cole.
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2a4 orang. ST., Cleveland, o,
LOCAL NOTICES.

Beware of Ambus ades!-FeW people re-
alize the fact that disease lies in ambush every
where, ready to seize upon the weak. The strong
pass through many psriis in safety, the strength
less fall by the waysids.
1t is amazing that the feeble should totter with
uncertain steps over the face OF the ear th in danger
every day of fsAling victims to the morbid infu-
snces by which we are all surrounded, when a
tested and proven vegetable tonic, capable of en-
downing them with the vigor they need, is prOcuTa-
Bile in every city, town and settlement. 1t might
reasonably be thought that after the twelve
years experience which the world has had OF
HosrETTEK' STOMACH BITrERs, all would know
that its effect is to prevent disease E.-r1 f-
The fact is notorious that 3 dose ofpOison which
viii scarcely affect a vigorous man in per.eet health
will kill a weak one. Now what is the cause Of
epidemic diseases? Poison 10 the AIR At this season
the atmosphere is sureharged with the seeds of in
termittents, F-mittents, rheumatism, pulmonary
disorders, bilious complaints, and the like. Per
sons whose nervous systems are relaxed are the
first to succumb. to these d~istempers. Brace up
the physical energies then, with this potential
vegetable tonic. 1t is the most powerful recupe-
rant which the boantic kingdom has every yielded
to patient research and experiment. Try it. The
bliudest disciple OF the old medical dogmas will at
least admit that a tonic and alternative, com
pounded Of approved herbs, roots, and barks, can
do no harm, while the testimony Of thousands in
vites & trial of its virtues. janI
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Money ArarkeEJan. 2.

calf loans. T-Tfssb illf -f n & D. tHi
sTERLISs ExoHANGE-Dull and nominal at lO91s
91O9L. for LIST class bills.
GOLD-A shade easier, opening at 1445E and de-
Ginning to l44A, and chDSing at l445s @
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TIE LECTURE LAST KIGHT.-Pros. Anson
]. Epson, of Hamilton College, N. Y, who
was announced to give a lecture on Crank
lin as a Representative Man. last night,
delivered, instead, a discourse on the "Poe-
try of Life" The subject reads sophomore
cal, if not sentimental, but it was really a
finished production. The audience was
large and appreciative, and all were pleased.
We have no room this morning for an alb
stract or synopsis of the lecture.
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$1,000 RcWard.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish q preserip-
ton for Coughs, Colds, WhOoping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption. which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's Mellifuous Cough Bslsam. This balsam
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night sweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one to try. The worst cases OF chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
ofeonsumption are cured by DR.. Stricklsnd's Mel
lihuous Cough Dalssm. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o..
m6:R5 FH.ffH
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Swonx IS.-Mr. P. NJ. Frees, the newly
elected trustee for the fifth ward, rice B. P.
Bower, resigned, was sworn in last night,
and took his seat.
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OPTICIANS.
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IN proposals win be received at the ONCE Of the
Board Of City improvements until Tuesday at 2
o'clock P. NJ, January ID, 1876, for removing the
% contents Of priVy vaults" for one year from
said date, in accordance with the ordinance Of
Dec. 9Th, 1865; said bids 70 state the price per load
Of ono cubic yard.
By order Of the Board.
G.s. WHEATON, Clerk.
n...nhn- 1n4h 1aes hnran2ls
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New Year,s Day EIeetIOns.

OHIO Coal AND MINING .CoMrANY.-The
stockholders of this company met at the
Weddell House on Monday and elected the
following gentlemen Directors for the en-
suing year
C. H. Andrews, President, Youngstown,
o; T. ". Kennard, New York; Marvin
Kent, Kent, o; J. G. Chamberlain, Leeto-
mia; W. c.. Andrews, Youngstown, o; VIM.
j.. Hitchcock, William ThOrp, Meadville,
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meeting of the stockholders of the New Lis
bon Railroad Company, held at the Weddell
House in this city, Jan LIST, 1865, the follow
ing named gentlemen were elected Directors
VIM. Kent, Kent, O.. S. L. LHommedieu,
Cincinnati, o.; William Reynolds, Mead
vile, Pa. Samuel W.. Orr, New Lisbon, O.;
C. D. Andrews, Youngstown, O.; W. J,
Hitchcock, Youngstown, o.; ]. W. Kennard,
New York.
Alta meeting of the Directors, subsequent
Iy held, Marvin Kent was elected President,
and 3. L. Kent. Secretary.
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ACADEsIY OF MUSIC.


PEIcKs or ADEIssIoE.-DrssS Circle and Par
qustte, so cents; Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, IS
cents Family Circle, so cents; Gallery, IS cents;
Private Boxes, IS and So Single Seats in Private
Boxes, S1,O0. 0rchsstra Chairs, IS csnts.
Dosrs open a 6.45. Curtain rises At 7;45.
Colored persons will, under no circumstances, be
permitted to occupy seats in any other portion Of
the hOuBe, saTs the Gallery. Admission Is eenfa-
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MISCELLANEOUS.


1-TTFST4ON ALB.-The adjourned Eseting
A II ne Co-opperatiye Association VIII convene
Ssrional Hall nexl "Wednesday evening AZ Il
fan 81. 1855. Let every working man De
oSr XIV order Of the president pro tem- 2anszle
1870 THF BEsFt-hUukEs kUkAL
Il NfW YORKER. the great AeIou119I ~ sns-
i1ry and Family Neskly. ABLY eoaapS t6 ne ~ xboSs
= rriuted anG ILLUSTRATED. AeeRtSJ 80 r.
c1o1n.ry. Largest circulating yo=snal9 81 ~ .r sAsI I'm m
~ world. Only e gear S1,5o 70 olabst
dncements. Cash Premiums, &C, 70 ClnbAgenfs, anu
oos 1snfed n every town. Now b the time TO sub
seribe and form clpbs for Vol Xviii s66s Hebsters
New nIusfratsd Dictionary, price slzs gwen 70 ever
1arson Eeu6frR - new subscribers 81 ciuD rates
kn,cImsns, BfIH, hEsnium List. &C, sent frea- Ad-
dress : D. 7. hOORE Rochester. =. y d2l:zls-lE
ETEW FURNITURE, AnrOrS CARPETS. &C.,
N ~. at REDUCED priesstat h hoora old stand,
40 n0n MONEY ADVANCED
&OU, UUU in sums p slit7et The old stand
~ sasrritiss Of every kiLds Wis: Gold and Silver
W.tcess. Diamonds, Silver Ware, !eyeHY. 1uns
pietoi@ 3lothinR. Dry Goods, Pianos Melooeonss aao
III rersonaI property and articles ofvelues On the m99t
Ss4Sfartorv terms. business strictly private. -
sshIisbed 1851. n. B.-A vhreI o. unleeeeDee
Hsfrhes- JFHalry, Guna, ETC., for aAie at4eEf11-
-0mce1corns u Water and suDsrior nEsohi eyer
peSs 3.ostT, FAeHI1s