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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-13

PUBLIC BulLDIHds
cnatom House, corner Of Sixth and k'nE
Post Office, corner of Sixth and King streets,
ci,y Hall, Market street. between Fifth an'
Sixth.
PUBLIC IssTtrurIORs
w,lmiu Itou Institute, corner Of Eighth aai
Market streets. ..4
s,a,v. Custom House, Sixth aud King streets
az "a Of the Water Department, corner Of
Ola Fellows Hall. Third and King streets
Slmsbouse located on Broom Street, near th'
Coauty Hospital, on Broom s're'', near 'a'
Lancaster Turnpike ~.
Home for Frieudiess Children corner MINI
I Home for Aged womOn, No. 500 shiplel
sueet. ,; f,.o,ar,, F.;
,osated ou Delaware Avenue, heunded by Adam
ss,-set ana Braudywine Greek. Office V. CO..
nor Eighth aud Market streets
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AMERICANA s.,
w altman Watches.

Thetrue value of Machinery applied IN
Matchmaking Is not that by its use
Watches are made lapidly, ban that they
are made correctly. Very few people
know whya Waltham Watch should be
superior to any other. In the first place,
at Wrlthanlt the .ltch issreSsrssed AS only
n machine, to be constructed like any
other machine, OH mechanical principles.
III the watches are good, it Is because the
machinery is good. Ofcourse there must
be no defect inIthe principle. orphan of tine
movement no mistake in the sizes or
shapes os the pieces Of which it is cnmpOs-
'ed-nothing wanting in their properties.
and no error in their positions. These
points once thoroughly settled, it rests
wholly with the @n,achinefv. constructed
with infinite diversity of form ard Function
expressly for the purpose. to produce the
finis ',ed pieces. BY means of multiplying
guages and microscopes, teStsand inspec-
ton for the detection Of wear in the cut
ting tools, and for faults and flaws in steel
or stone are made to accompany the work
in every stage from beginning to end. As
necessary result, the watch goes togetll.
er Perfect machine. Every part is found
to fit properly in its place, Every pin
may be pushed till 1t pinchcs, and every
screw turned home. Instead Of 4 sluggis h
and feeble action. the balance, even under
the pressure of the lightest handspring.
v1bratcs with wide and free motion, and
the heat has the clear ringing sound al
characteristic nfthe Waltham Watch The
machine is a timekeeper from the start.
This svstem Of matchmaking il I'M
knownin foreign countries, and is entire
w original with the Walthain Company.
The Company claim that nv it they pro-
duce watches that cannot be equalled for
every quality which makes a watch vain.
able. Simple in plan and correct in prin
ciple, the movement is not only beautiful
lv finished, substantial, accurate and
cheap. but is uniform in the minnfest de-
tails. not easily damaged. and when re-
paired always rs goni IA new. There are
different grades of finish in the different
varieties Of watche slnade nv the Walfham
Company. az there are different sizes and
shape, to suit all tastes ami means: hut
every Watch hears the genuine trade
mark of "WALrHAM' II guaranteed 10 he
= good one, and nobody need b. afraid to
buy it.
EUerv Watch fully Warranted.
For sale by all first-class dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
For further information address the
Agents.
kORBINx 4 APPLETON.
1S9 RvOndway, New York
= Nee,
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Prot. Clapp's Lecture

Prot. CIapp Of Iowa College, al
GrinnsIi, lectured in this place Sat
urday night He also flied Mr. Bross'
church Sunday, and lecturcd in the
evening in the N. E. church, to = largo
and intelligent audience. His dis
course, was mainly addressed to the
young, showing them the necessity
ofself culture, and the practicability
of,every yonng person having the
regulate nerve and ambition, acquir-
ing not only solid but q brilliant
education, By their own efforts, at
their own 6rssides and-in their shops
counting housce, &C., ifsunable to 60
Through College Halls.
Irof c., 10 scholarly and pol
ishcd lecturer, and his address would
have donc credit TO many Of the inn
ported itinerating star lecturers, who
come from greater distance, with
. much greater flourish Of trumpets.
We cannot agree with him howcv-
Or ia recommending tho theological
and secular quartcrlies Of Great Bri.
tain and this country, and wecklics
like the + Nation - containing the
proper mental food 70 instruct and
develop The growing mind Of the
general reader.
Life y too short, and its practical
duties arc too pressing, to enable any
grsk number Of young rvrsons 70
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SOLDIERS FEsrrvAL.-The festival
Sat was to have tcen held at War.
dc 10 hall on Friday. night Of this
week, 10 postponed until Monday
night Of next week, on account q
Friday night being occupied by the
Masonic supper.
Tho members Of the G A. r., and
other soldiers, and all thoac who de-
sire 70 assist in getting mp charity
Festival tor the benefit of the nc edy
aoldisrs widows and children among
ns. and especially tho ladies willing
10 assist in this praiseworthy affair
arc respectfully requested TO meet
At Warden's Hail on Thursday after
noon, 1t 2 o'clock to make the nee
sssary arrangements.
BY order Of the Committee.
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FRAcAs.--On Saturday evening. a
frscas occurred on Main street, be-
tween three irishmen, Michael Rol
and. Anthony Roland, Michael Ma
hony and negro, name unknown,
in which the three former wero bad
" bruised IN. It seems that the
three white men had some sort of
spite against tho negro, and after
following him about some time, fnal-
jy cornored him and "went in" We
understand that the negro came off
victorious after knocking his assail>
ants down and slsshing them up pret>
~ badly with common pockets
knife. Tho particulars are not fully
known, but we incline to the opinion
that the negro "is some in a bar
dxht," ~ he was one to three and
won.
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MARRfED.-- At the reside nee IF the
brides parents, Dec. 23d. By Rev s.
l.. Burnham, Mr. Thomas Harring-
ton Of China, Maine, and Miss Mary
Bowen ofthis city.
MARRrED.-De December 18th, nv
Rev. E. II. Waring. Mr. JoHN W
BURNS, Of Van Buren, county and
Miss NARY j. PuRNELL, late of OF
tnmwa. a!..a 68 ss .a
M.RRlEp.--Dec. oath, by fsv-. p.
Il. Warins, Mr.. CHARLES L. SIMMONS
and MARGARET You've, both of this
city, .ssm 80
MARRIED. Dec. ed. By Rev. E.
II. Waring, Mr.. Henry Piter and
Miss Mary A. Meu.zc.
1t il not often that mMes speak.
but in this case the Gal sang ont
distinctly" ] will, as what woman
wouldn't for the sake off husband?
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THE ,0TIUMNA COURIER,
.tctfY iTEMs.

rxssol8x Ws received a cali
this morning, from Prof Oscanyan.
the celebrated Turkish Lecturer,
who proposes to deliver 2 lecture to
our eiiissns 1t the Conrt House on
Thnrsday evening next. s'i5
Oscaaysn 10 : native Of Asiatic
Turkey, but has resided in this coun.
try for twelve years. ss'a
He has been before tho public ASA
lecturer FOR some three years, and
in athe amusement, interest and in.
sarnction Of his entertainments ranks
among the foremost lecturers in this
country. He speaks on Turkish
habits, manners, and costumes
and. addresses his audiences, ia the
Oriental costume ofthe East, besides
II is expectedthat he will be able to
illuytrate1Hs c6sturnes, i sbits, rnssh,.-:
ners &C., Of bis own country, By in.
Producing several Young ladies Of this
city, in the Turkish attire. ta
Heloctnred SIS consecutive nights
10 New York, and wherever he goes,
his entertainments are spoken Of III
she highest terms Of praise. s
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rn. The novelty Of the entertain
nent offered for Thursday evening,
rs we'll as the reputation of the lee
turer, lifeline us to the belief tint
there will be great turn out on the
Occasion. s Al the capacity Of the
Court House is limited, W. would I'D.
wise our people toprocnre ,heirstick.
cts before ihand, to render their nd.
mission sure. Yon may never have
another opportunity to hear this
oriental celebrity s, We say agaiR'
get YOUR tickets in time.
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al 80. "a E.EavasEsE

pare . the time u isaa, conprehtnd,
and mentally digest tho ponjorods
stat. contained in there hcdvy; ststee
y. philosophical quarterly dtsays. =
In our opinion. the Atlantic, Har-
pers and Putnans Ia mothilie-, and
the New York and Chicago Trib-
unes in weeklics, contain vastly more
practical common sense, reading
matter, valuable, useful and ihstruc-
Awe " heh acquired thaa all tke lum
bering. incomprehensiblc theories,
and Ane spun abstractions fofsthe
dreaming philosophers, 70 b found
in all the British and American Guar
terlies, and weekly Nations, or pro-
auctions Of y similar character ever
written.
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ERROKS OF, YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered for wears
from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay
and all other effects of vonthfi,i indisrre-
tion. will, for the sake Of suffering human
ity, send free TO all who need 1t, the receipt
and directions for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Suffers wish
ing to profit hv the advertisers OK perience
can do SO by addressing, i'm perfect conf
dencei JOHN D. OGDEN,
No. AZ Cedar ST.. New York.
AVIS n. "A. & Co.
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Court

The District Court adjourned this
morning until Jannary 9th, when II
will meet and close out the docket.
The Judge pronounced sentence
on Johr Hull yesterday. sending him
to the peritontiary for FIVE years.
We understand, that he will give the
bail required 1 ,oO0) and appeal TO
the Supreme Court n view nfstbe
finding ofthc Jury IN the case OF
'f'irarn Unll, the prosecutor General
w ,aver, entered . nolle proseqisi in
both the other. indictments agninst
the Hu1rE.
Owing 70 the indefatigabIe ex-
crtions oftieneral Weaver, and the
patience of the Judge. the docket is
finally cleared ofcriminal cases, for
the first timeiin twelve montha. Il Z
Lawyers and clients, with long
suffering business, that has been put
aside for the most part of two terms
may now expectto be heard, when
the Court meets after the holiday sd-
journment. a5'
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Fer Diseases Of the C'hroat and Lungs,
sucn US Coughs, Colds, WhooplnG
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthns,

Fer Diseases Of the Ghroat and Lungs,
suca US Coughs, Colds, Whooplns
Cough. BroGcn;tis, Asthms,
md Consumption.
Probably never before iii tie whole hietorr
..l ine h..s ai.y thing Won widely and secis
lon tie ,uni;c.I.,c sif iA;knu, a. this cxefilel
'aedy ios pulmonary complaints. Through 1. Ion
tsiic, OF yc;,s, aud AMONG ,!iost Of the races q
1t has Ii@ca higher and higher III their c. tins
So. - it's,As Aesoiiie baxter known. lie tiniiusa
ara. ter and poweg to cuse tie various affection
Il the iuags anu loat, have iniue It known
lie Protector agai.i:t them. M:lilc adapted 1,
lQetfo,las of ,reate and to young children, IL
= tic .aei,.nc TIC most cLecit,.a iencsiy that esf
10 ts.ve ias ilcipicnt consumption, and the dan
iiious Gaectoa5 Of the throat and lungs. AS Il plo
against sudden attacks of CsoU,,, il shotu
IL KEPT on hand in every family, and indeed al
&c sometimes subject to col,ls and eoughs, :.ll
;iuu!a he provided with this antidote Tor them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in.
durable, still great numbers of cases where the dis
case seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
cherry pcciosal. So. complete is its mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat thar
the most obstinate OF them yield to it. When MOTH
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
t0s,af they subsilc and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers 1nd great pro-
lection from it.
-1stls,a IS always relieved and often wholly
D.onchifis is generally cured by taking the
Cherry PICTORIAL In small md frequent doses.
SO generally arc its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, do more
than assure the pulaic that its qualities fully
maintained.
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fsNlrS rosnpfffWlIV,
q. w. HTNDLEBOwER
A NOTfi Err TESTIMONY.
MARnfAGEilAN c1sLTf3ACY.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRrE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on thu Crime
OF Solitude. and the Physiological Errors.
Advises ami Diseases which cfeate' i'm pedi-
|mpnts to MARRIAGE with sure means
Ut Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
FREQ of charge, Address, Dr.J. SKILLIN
HouGHIDN. Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
October 81, 1857. 68A 81 III s
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Read Read.
Tire Undersigned II prera-cd " paint
Pnrtraits in TIL .Cnlora, iif the lHtest stvi les
life Size, or any size sles,fxhle, ut low fig-
ures. Persons hAving small pictures OF
deceased friends, wishing to have them
enlarged and colored life like, give me
cali and not entertain the absurd notion
that nothing can be dome right unless it
IL done In the East. Give me n chance
and I can do il well and mncl, clieapers
Card Photographs. Ambrotypes ind
Gems taken On short notice.
Main st. Ottumwa Iowa. a7a 8a
D dsmwlv. H. NUNAMAKER. 4
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Providence, Ala. May l3, lS62, =
Dr.. yorN BunLs send you 80 lnS
CkDNoN BtfftRs. Please acifd what Il
will come to. after paying freight, to Col
umbus, Miss. have been troubied iof
several veafs with indigestion: have had
10 tAke pills every night for ten or fiSteefi
year; md in February; 1884. was attack
ed with general paralysis. I was confin-
ed t0Ey room for the balance 0fthe year
and, IN TACT, continued in h very weak
and nervous condition until some two
months since, when was put under III
op-ratior.. and your yCeslron Bitters for
treatment. commenced improving right
away; and am pretty we'll restored. i3 'se
Yourstrnly,
|. y" louisville Nv. Nov. d. INA.
received this day the following from
Lancaster Kcntncky:
I DIR. JOHN. BULL: PYcase send me II,
haste, for my OWn use, one dozen Of your
Cedrcn RitterS. have tried them, and
find them all Won claim far them. They
are curing me ofcons0mption oflnhg SLAMS
ding. i9 s.,ftsll 80 IA,
's'5 . Y.nrs respet fully.
Il. w.SHTNDLEBOTER .
AFOTH Err TESTIMONY
II, bloomington, H.. tht Ii. 1864. q
DIR. JOHN Bull: We made AN arrange
'nent with yonr agent. July 20. 1864. tor
selling YOUR Cedrnn Bi ters, and are about
sold out. We want Zone gross) twelve
boxes more without delay. Wenre intro
ducing them readily, and think they an
swer good purpose. 'ss,,,.s
DRs. HoG1 4 cRoTHERS.
Sold by Taylor, Blake Il Co.. Ottnmwa.
Iowa. y III Aug. l7dw Inn.
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RECORDED SALES OF REAL ESTATE
in Wapello Co, Iowa. for week
Ending December 81, 1867.

.-sss3e. 3a LOTS. -
C. + Blake TO Rowland lot 6
b 6 Blakcs addition Otiumwa 157 90
J w Norris to EIIorn, lot % y
Norris addition, ottumwa 10000
q w Dennis to J w Dixon,
3Sx6G # Of lot 1876 Ottumwa soc, 90
NJ Tullis to Pollard 4 Durfec, ss
lot 3l6 Ottumwa 45e,oC
G w Mckinney to w Akir, 5
lott in block 80, Eddyvilie 450, 90
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PERsoSAL.-Hon. D. F.. Stubhe,
The Iowa member Of the Republican
National Executive Committee is in
town attending Court 81
He has inst returned from the
meeting of the Committee at Wash>
iagton the llth inst, which located
the National Convention ut Chicago,
snd tixcd the goth Of May as tho
time for its meeting. He says the
feeling Is almost unanimous for Gen
cal Grant, and that his nomination
and overwhelming election il cons
t;seded By all to be a foregone con-
clnsion. He says that the General
anhesitalinyly announces himself in
tsv n Of the Congressional plan of
Reconstruction, and as being fully
to accord with the Republican party
on oil it's great fundamental princi-
ples on oil proper occasions, and to
MI visitors entitled to his opinions,
and who are in doubt about them.
The letters Of Grant to johnson,
recently made public, protesting
against the removal Of Stanton and
Sheridan, and endorsing them as faith
til and worthy public servants,
which We published in full yester.
dsy. tend greatly tothe removal Of
Sll doubts as to his status and TO his
unanimous nomination at Chicago
next May.
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Losr.-BctweeN tho reNidcncc Of
Mis- Ogden and Market street, on
Main, y fur rape. The finder will DO
rewarded BY leaving tho snme nj this
'cdlca.
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Eight cities in Europe have streets
named in honor Of President Lincoln,
90 il 10 stated.
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W. HAWkEYE ~
k G Staurant.

This nopular Eating House formerly
Young Amarica) two doors east Of Ennis
4 Rallard's Drug Store. has Just been Ia
ken by that well known cat.r er, Byron
Clark and has been completely renovated
and reconstructed, until now it is one of
the most comfortable and attractive eating
houses and oyster saloons in the CITY.
Persons desiring the freshest and finest
oysters cooked in the hest style and serv-
Ell up by attentive walters, will remen,-
Der and patroniz- the Hawk Eve Restau-
rant. - NJ. i. w ALKER, Pro'pr.
BYRON CLARK. Agent. Nov. 10 dsm
AGENTS WANTED.-SIO tn $40 a flay,
to Introduce our new patent Star Shuttle
Sewing Machine. Police $40. It uses tn /,
threads. and makes the genuine Lock
siitc',. All other low priced machines
make the Chain Stitch.
Each agent furnished with copy of
Letters Patent. Exclusive territory given
send for circulars. s .ss,sss5 !,
s. r. HENDERSON, d Co.,
Sole Agents for the West and South.
stes N. 4th Street, st Louis Mo.
Epa.2d&w-3m.
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Live Stock.

Hartford Live Stock. Of Hartford Conn.,,
Chartered Capital $50O. 900 OO
Cash Assets Jan. ! 1867 l78.0:s9 Al
Policies Issued on all kinds OF Live
Stock agAih~t Death ffNsn Disease or Ac-
Icident, Also N:sNinst Theft wad the Hazard
OF Transportation At moderate rates.
.yrsv & lAss7 ta,vtf
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$4,000
I858.W
Sl1427.00
D. ". TOWER.
Recorder.

Has Nature an ant,dote for acqnir-
ed dise&see? The Plantation Ritters
prepared BY DR. D,akc, ofNcw York,
have no doubt benefited and cured
moro persons Of dyspepsia, sour
stomach, loss Of appetite, sinking
weakness, general debility, and men
tai dependency, than any other ar
ticl" Ia existence. They arc CON-
posed Of the purest roots and herbs,
carefully prepared, to b, taken as .
tonic and gentle stimulant. They
are adapted to any ago or condition
OF life and are extensively popu ar
with mothers aud persons Of scdeD.
tary habits.
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u. LANDS.

s.a LANDS. III
] [. Lewis to D jones, ea sw
sc, sec. 81, tip 70 + II 30O,t
J Brongham to a ] Hcady,
20 acres in sec 20 Up 72rs IL 5o0,t
4 Jacksou to N Bauer s.cs
sec 10, tp n r IA 9OO,t
A S Bennin to ] Johnson. 53
acres in see Ii, tp %. r 10 5000
T. g Litchficldto o CouweII.
. en- . sec 3, tp 72, Is $780,
VIM Rucknan to E Allen
bangh, NV Sc, sec 8, tip ~, r. 12 5000
W Overtnrf TO o Overturf, Sc
NV sec 20, tp %. IL 1905
O G Graves to w A Stevens,
n WI sec |. tp g II 2600, &
J II Barker to J N Barker,
So acres in acc 4 Ala. tp 73rl5 1905
B D Mowery to VIM Davis,
100 acres in sec II Is 1 % to e
73rl2 lT50,C
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EMPIRE.
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
sALER ROOM Clio BROADWAY, NY. 1

No. ] Family Machine. This Machine
has a straight needle perpen,licnlar action,
makes the Lock or Shuttle stitch, which
willueitiier rip nor ravei, and IS alike ON
both si,!es; performs perfect sewing ON every
description OF material. with cotton, linen
or silk thread. @
Ithems, fells. binds. tucks. quilts, plaits
and gathers. AS a'family machine ii has
no superior. sfft~.e tssss{s Nftft&
Price. ~ith hemmer aud braidier $50.
Particular attention is1calied to our new
improved manufacturing machines. They
run light and are comparatively nciseless,
simple. durable and etliciont. For cloth
or leather work they have no competitors.
No2 machine, with i.emmer and braid
err, Ss5 - y u, 4eyssS
@a-Agents wanted to whom a libera dis
conn Will be given Del "a 31l dtSw
Tobias Derby. Condition Powders Are
warranted superior tOa,sy others, or no
pay, tor tho cnre ri Dfstpmrer. Wornlsx
Bots. Coughs. ride bound. Cplds. DC, III
Black Tongue, Horn Disten,per, ~, in
Cattle. They are perfectly sale and inno-
cent? ITO needof stopping the working of
ynuranimals. They increase theappetite,
give tine cOat, cleai,se the st0snach and
urinary orGxns; also increase aiIs milk OF
cows. Try them. and YOU will never he
without them. Hiram Woodruff, the cel-
ebrated trainer OF trottipg horses. has
used them for years, and recommends
them to his friends. Col. Philo P. Bush.
fo the Jerome Race Course, Foriham, n,
r., wound not nse them until he waa told
81 what they are composed, since which
he IL never without them. He has over
twenty running horses in his charge. and
for the last three years has used NO other
i,ieiicine for them. He has kindly per-
mitted me to refer any QUE to him. Over
200 other references can he see ut the de-
pot. Sold by Druggists and Saddlers.-
Price 25cents per boz. Depot, So Cortland
Street. New York.
nov. % -dAwin. M aEg Tss
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NO cONSUMPrIYEs

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free nfcharge) to all who desire II, the pre-
scripticn with the directions for max Tag
and using the eiliNplv remedy bv whicn ne
was cured ofa lung affection and that
dread diaease CONSUMPTION. His Only oh
jett is to benefit tho affiicted. and hopes
every snfferer wilitry this prescription, rs
II viii cOst them nothing. and i1aay provp
blessing. pleAse address f'sesst
REV. EDWARD A. WHi~ON,
No, iSs ssnrth Second Street, Wiiliam-
sbargh, New York; 81
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Magnolia Wafcr.-A delightfn
:s,i!s:-snperior TO Cologne aud =,
half the price.
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from the finest Bureau Down to the emu.
.snnest kind 1t chairs.
Prompt attention will 10 paid to re-sesst
ing cane hottom chairs, 4 repairing Sv-
sAs and Lounges.
xss-Secspad hand Furniture bought.
I will cONs&Asssiy Keep SIN issud n isall as
softMent II farNitNrs. Niaioh will he sali
nj reasonable figures.
Store r0o.n on Main street, oppnsltr D.
Eaton's store. ISepl. Is, d W.T.