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Rlacksnithing.
JOHN IRWIN

y OH N IRWIN,
SCNBCRY, PENNSYLVANIA,
| EsPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Sun
IN bury and vicinity, that he has erected n Black
smith shop near the ShanOkin Valley Railroad
Depot where he is prepared to do Backsmilhing in
all its branches, at the shortest notice Having had
many years experience IN the business he fatters
himself that he can render satisfaction to all who
may give him call
Sunbury, August II, 1867.
res. EsSDsS SEAEssTS. ara.
NEW SPRING STYLES, "OuR Owx MAKE"
After more than Five Years experience and ox-
perimenting in the manufacture of Strictly First
Quality Hoop Skirts, We offer our Justly celebrated
goods to merchants and the public in full confidence
Of their superiority all others in the American
market, and they are SO acknowledged by all who
or deal in them, they give more satisfaction
than any other Skirt, and recommend themselves in
every respect. Dealers in Hoop Skirts should make
a note Of this fact. Every lady who has not given
them trial should do so without further delay.
Oar assortment embraces every style, length and
size for Ladies, Misses and Children. Also, Skirts
made to order, altered and repaired.
Ask for "Hopkin's Own Make" and be not de-
ceiyed, See that the letter al" is wouen on the
Tapes between Each Hoop, and that they stamp
cd ''W. I. HOPKINS Manufacture. 62S Arch ST.,
Philadelphia" upon each tabe No others are
genuine.
Also, constantly on hand a full line of Igood New
York and Eastern made Skirts, at very low prices
Wholesale and Retail.
At the Philadelphia Hoop Skirt Manufactory and
Emporium, No 62s Arch street, Philadelphia.
WM T, HOPKINS
Maych 20, is67.-lOmv
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Philadelphia a. Erie rs.,,ro.s
WINTER TIME TABLE

Through and direct route between PHILADELPHIA.
baltimore, Harrisburg, Wiiamsport, and the Great
Oil Region Of Pennsylvania.
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Students instructed separately and received al
any time Dpomas'awardedo on graduation. Stran.
gers assisted in procuring suitable boarding places
Board may be obtained for about S5 per week Cata.
lOgues mailed free.
cRITTENDEN's BOOK KEEPING,
Counting House, price SO so. High School, price
81 90 Common School Edition S7f cts.
Judge Sharswood's Lectures before the Students
on Commercial Law, price 81 CO.
THE CRITTENDEN COMMERCIAL ARITH.
MEllC AND BUSINESS MANUAL, Containing
new and rapid methods of calculation as actuallS
used by business men. Forms of Business Paper
accompanied by explanations of their nature and
use, useful Commercial Tables, and much valuable
information ON business subjects. Price 81 25 The
its second edition. 80
Any Of tho above books sent postage paid on re.
ceipt Of the price.
June s. ls67.--6m
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RlkD CAGES, IL different kinds. If YOU want
- good and cheap Bird Cages, go to
CONLEY 4 co.'s
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sARSAPARILLA, MINERAL WATER
PORTER AND ALE.

INElE subscribers having located botting eslab-
Il lishment in Cakes Addition, in the Borough Of
Sanbury respectfully inform tho citizens of this and
adjoining counties that they prepared to furn-
lies with the best brands Of Sarsaparila Mineral Wa
Ier Ale and Porter bottled in the best manner Their
drinks are procured from the best establishments in
.ne country, which enables them to furnish a better
hyered at the lowest rates w
A. me citizens OF Sunbury and vicinity will find il TO
;e IN interest to pstEonize home industry and assist
am. ,i'ns this permanent enterprize, and at the
'aRe TINE save labor and money
ro,0n are respectfully solicited which will receive
,,,,,'111 npa!e',, PRoBST ROTE,
e'-' - ''''.--'m sunbury Pa
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COachmakers.

WE are selling Rims, Spokes, Hubs, Springs
w Canvass, Bolts, Clips, Axles, &c, very low
Large Stock at
CONLEY 4 co.
Sunbury, March 30, 1867
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EEGEHEDnEEEs ss

Are especially invited to call and examine our stock
of BUILDERS HARDWARE, comprising
Nails and Spikes of all varieties. Butts Screws
strap and Hinges Locks and Latches, Bolts Plas-
tering Irowes, Brick Trowels, Plasterer's Sleeves,
&C., &c. for sale by
j. H. CONLEY 4 co
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BscnasiHE ksn5sroad.
SU NJ NJ ER ARR A \ q L MEM

April 9Th, 1897.
GREAT TRUNK LINE from the North ana
VI North " est for Phi!adelphiu, New York Road.
ing, Pottsvillc, Tamuqua, Ashl"nt. Lvbgr"n, hlrra
town. Easton, Ephrata, Lirif Lancaster Columbia.
&c. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York rs for.
lows AT 300, 10 and 931 A. NJ and 2 10 and 9VH
p NJ. connecting with similar Trains Oh the Pcnu-
.ylvaniu Ruilroad and arIi, ing ut New York n %
and lo.l y. NJ. aud 40, 5.2D and 1925 y. NJ
Sleeping Cars accompanying the $40 \. VI, AMI soc
p NJ. Trains, without change.
: Leave Harrisburg for Rcaiing Potisvillc Tnlu,-
qua Miners, lille, Ashland, Pine Grove, Allentown
and Philadelphia ut S 10 A. NJ. md 2 10 and 4IO
p. NJ, stopping at i.ybanon and principal way
stations the 4;l0 p m. man.ng connections for
Philadelphia aui Columbia only rpr Pottsyillc
Schuylkill Haven and Auburn, Via Schuylki and
Susquchanna Railroad, leave Harrisburg At $40 p.
Returning Leave New York at Q 9n1 n. m, II no'
Noon and 500 and 500 ?. m; Philadelphia ut SD
a. and 80 p m, Way Passenger Trsin leaves
Philadelphia Nt'.3 80 II. returning from Reading
at 8 30 p. stopping at 'a Stations Pottsyillc at
S.45 a. III. and 2.45 p. M; Ashland 20 and II 30
u and 90 p.m.i Ian'"qna at 9.4i am. and I.oN
and 5 j5 r. nj
Leave Pottsyilc for Harrisburg 20 Schuy'&irand
usquehanna Railroad TT 90 Il. hi.
Rending Accommodation Train leaves KeGd;ug NJ
I5C A NJ returning from Philadelphia Il. ~?
Columbia Railroad Trains leave Reading At 90
A. NJ: and 6l9 p. NJ. Tor EIhrata, Litil Laneas
ter. Columbia, &c.
On sundays Leave New York At S 90 NJ PLila-
dephia 500 A. NJ. and 3.l5 p NJ the q 30 a. IN
train running only 10 Reaiing Pottsvilie % IL.
Harrisburg, gS5 ANA Reading at 20 and 20
a N, for Harrisburg, and | % a m for New York
ana 40 y III. for Phi!Hdcphin
Communication, Mileage Season School and EN
cursion Tickets, at reduced rates to and from all
points.
baggage checked through so Pounds L. sgaso al
q. a. NICULLS.
General Superintendent,
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P HOT APH ALBU NJ s

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Monthly Time Books, Drawing Books and slates;
Books, Hymn Books, Blank Books, Memorandum
Books, Diaries, Pocket Books, Ink Stands, Pens,
Pencils, 6ne assortment of Paper Ink &e
For sale by ANNA PAINTER
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CALL and soc those beautiful Bird Cages at the
" j II. CONLEY co
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"Es;sH@,s ssaw Bsone Supcr-H'ho~.
Pinte."

Remember the place. Sample and Sales Room
nearly opposite Conly's Hardware Store. Market
street, between Third and Fourth streets. Building
dark painted
Aurust 25. lsNth.
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N ri Il a. - NA q
Paints. Oils. sc.

A full stock of Oils comprising Linseed Oil, Goa
on, Fish Oil, and Lubricating Oil for Engines an
Machinery, Narnishes, Glass, always on hand at low
prices at CONLEY 4 CO.'S
LNOR Saddlers, We have Saddle Trees, Bits, Buck
IL les, Gig Trees, Pad Trees, Hanes, all kinds and
every thing pertaining to the business for sale oy
j. H. CONLEY co.
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EOunG yHcn Practically Educated
E0s. HeMsiness.

The facilities of this Institution have been largely
increased, and it now has advantages for imparting
business knowledge which are unequalled.
The practical value of its well-ried course of in-
;ruction attested by hundreds in all departments
Ct business Many young man owes his success in
life TO the qualifications gained here.
The instruction throughout is thorough practical,
and just what is daily used in best business houses
The instruction includes
Bookkeeping in all its Branches, Penmanship,
plain and Ornamental,) Commercially Cal
culations, Business Papers and Cor
respOndence, Commercial
Law, Detecting
.Counterfeits,
Etc.
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s.ncinsN u'ins' 81 EsEoormsbuIG Esnil
road.
ON and after Jan. lst, 1867, Passenger Trains
sOIiTIlMARD

Trains leaving Kingston at $50 A. NJ for Scrap.
Passengers taking Train South from Scranton st
5bO A. NJ. via Northumberland. reach Hnrrisburg
1890 7, NJ, Baltimore $50 P M Washington 10 >
W r. Nj via Rupert reach Philadelphia at 200 p. IN
Kingston, Jan. 10, 1857.
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RAHTER & HAUSE,

For sale by W. A. BENNETT, Druggist, sunbur
Pennsylvania
August 3, lsG7.--
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Pnce, 80 Cents Pc, Bor
February %, ls67.-iy.
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ELEGANT SLEEPING OARS on all Night Train.

On and after Monday Oct. l4th, 1857, the Ira;
on the Philadelphia Erie Rail Road will run -
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Another walking Heat..rne Flag In
the south.

the south.
The Milwaukee Wisconsin, says: Re-
Gently at EdgertoD, In this State, novel
wager was laid between q citizen and
soldier, and they have drawn up the
matter In writing. The soldier agrees
to walk from vlcka burg, Miss, to
Washington, d. G., through the South,
displaying on his route the stars and
stripes. Thesoldler who undertakes 10
do this Is Quartermaster Sergeant Geo,
Fl, Bates, late of Battery II, First Wis.,
consln artillery. Sergeant Bates tells
us that previous to the last election he
was In conversation with gentleman
OF Edgerton who. declared that the flag
OF our country was not respected at the
South by tie mass Of people, and only
by the blacks alone. AT this Sergeant
Bates became Indignant. He declared
he did not believe 1t. He loved the old
nag too we'll to think that there was any
section OF our country where II would
not be respected, and declared that II
the gentleman was In earnest he had a
propoaition,to make, The gentleman
declared he was In earnest. Then,
said the Sergeant, you know am a
poor man, but ifyou will give me one
dollar day for my family, l will at
myself out with large United States
flag and will carry II to Yicksburg. Al
YIckSburg I will unfold the flag 10 the
breeze and will carry Il on foot across
the country TO Washington. The dag
shall DO plainly in view to all, and !
Will go alone and unarmed, and with
out u cent Ia my pocket when I leave
VloRshurg." The gentleman accepted
the proposition, aud ut once writings
were drawn up, Sergeant Bates agree.
Ing, to set out after the first OF January,
and 70 enter Washington on or before
over his head, T-T. ="
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II Is announced from Washington
that the city is literally jammed With
Office hunters. Tho heads OF depart.
inents are compelled TO travel privately '
and incog TO the localities OF their ofli.
cial duty, that they may escape the i'm, +,
portunities OF the hungry seekers after
place, and the President { Ia 80 beset with
visitors OF this kind that he IL never
allowed tho necessary time 10 perform
bis Official labOfs, or enjoy the neces.
sAry relaxation 10 insure good health,
The Democracy from all parts Of tho
country are rnv0nous for patronage.
In this struggle for place, the result Il
to reduce many offlce hunters to ex.
treme need. They are thrust from
boarding houses and hotels, whom they
ARE not able to pay their bills, 80 that
today the principle vagabondago ol
tho capital is composed OF disappointed
ONCE hunters,
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The Chicago Tribune has the follow
Ing In regard to the prospects of the
present pork packing season:
The pork1paeking d progressing Wig
orously, and many operators have no
hesitation In expressing the opinion
that the season willterminate about the
new year. They aver that the hogs are
not In such abundance as was general
ly supposed at the beginning Of the
season, and many who believed thatthe
packing would not close before the LIST
OF February, are now strong advocates
Of the short season. ,Atthls stage ills.
however, impossible to foretell how
long 1t Will continue, but we'are still Of
the oplnion-entertained by us In Inc
beginning-thatit will stretch out un-
I'll February lst. The receipts Of hogs
for the week ending Saturday, Decem.
ber 9Th, were lS3,Ss1 live and 7,les
dressed. making q total of ILL.,
04D. This Is the largest num-
Der that was ever received In this
market In any one week. The nearest
approach to 1t was for the week ending
December 3, 1858, when there were re-
ceived IL, ,825 live and l7,776 dressed
making u total Of l4O, COL, difference
OF 44S In favor OF the week Just closed.
The packing for the season OF '6S and '64
was In the neighborhood OF 100000
head. At present It Is impossible to
predict the number that will be packed
in ~ and '6S, though the opinion OBJ
tRins universally that there will be as
many packed, both here and all the
other large cities, as there were In 1865
'67. 1t Is generally conceded that the
yield Of mess pork and lard will be
lighter, while there will be an increase
In the pounds OF bulk meats. The hogs
now being marketed are very uneven In
quality embracing everything from'ex-
ira heavy down TO 'roaster,' the light
weight largely predominating, and this
has been the case since the beginning
OF the season. With a crop equal In
numbers TO that of last year, there
must be afalllng of in the pounds OF
product as the average rum Ii consld-
erably lighter. The number Of opera
tors, impressed with this idea, Is daily
growing, and such has given hitherto
considerable speculative movement
In mess pork and lard. The business
In bulk meats is slow. There are few
orders from the South, and exporters
OF English meats are doing nothing OF
consequence. The decline In gold from
l43 TO l37, together with a depreciation
in the Liverpool bacon market, has
checked the demand entirely, and ope.
rStorS will do nothing until there Ia d
more perfect equalization In the two
markets." .llG-,
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As n relief, ever ready; as q killer OF pain,
taken lnwaIdly, or outwArdly applied, has
no equal. EofLhe relief and euro OF Rheu.
matisin and Neuralgia Affections, spraInS,
bruises, &C., Il IL unequalled. II Il also most
elrcacious, taken inwardly, In the cure OF
0holer IA, Cramps and Palms In the Stomach,
DlArrhoca, DySentery, Cholern MoTbus,
Cholera lnhntum, &c., and ls without ex.
ceptlon the most wonderful Panncea the
world HflordS. NoFAMILY should DO with.
out T.. Every TRAVELLER by land or. sea
should have bottle. MINERS and FAR
MEiss residing at n distance frum Physicians
should keep q constantly on hand, In cRse
OF Accidents, and sudden attacks Of Stomach
Compl ants, ltS value cannot be estimated.
inquire for Major Laue,s Indian Lint.
mcnt, aui tak6 no other. PRICK, 81 cents
per bottle. For sale ut wholesale and retail
by DemnS Barnes q Co, q Park Row, y. 4;
Gale a Robinson, lS6 Greenwich ST., n, u; \,
2. Wells a Co., 1872 Fulton-st-, N. Y, ChaS
N. CrittendOn, S. 9Th Ave. n. "; and by re-
spectacle druggists throughout the world.
None genuine unless signed by John Thos,
Lane, and c0unterSigned by ]. 7. Lane q Co,
pIoprietor. lBS broadway. N. Y, nS-send
fDf Circular.
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seriously Injured, who arrived last
evening, were conveyed aud the nature
National Hotel. Richard @. Morris,
Nov London, Conn. elIght out on
Ioreheaa and confused; Mrs. John s.
Tymaon. Kenoshe, Wissa slight con.
fusion on left templei John o. Cripp,
Salem, Pa, slightly confusion on back
OF head; James Walsh, Brooklyn,
ecratch wound and eut on wrist; WIN.
II. Teller, Utica, two sllght wounds on
head and two on LEFT arm, II. Gregory,
skeneateles, N. y, not known; Mrs.
PerEips. Canada injuries not known.
TIN House. Mr.. and Mrs. r. q.
Stewart, Oneida. slightly injured; w.
4. Pellon, New York, bruised.
Mansion House q L. II. Lombard,
bruised on head and chest.
The greater number of wounded,
unable TO take care ofthemeelves, were
sent 10 the National Hotel, II being
most convenient, Every Arrangement
possible for their comfort was made
by the officers Of the road, who were
conspicuous 10 thelfivlgiiantS attention
70 the welfare OF the Wounded. :. ;,
An examination otthe track showed
oeeaSioned bvif snS rSrsi hSs,sfa rss5
10 n defeetiye wbSei ar mia NM resi
cause will nrnbsblv nevsr ha ascer. r.
taIned. ~ ~ : 49, r. s1Ss. ~,
BuPrAIo. Dac la-1raot Ianras.,an
Ia felt, hare oyer IN IN III ,eiIsaed S,y = -
cident pear.this city. y, B. Forbush,
iust returninS rom Tincinnsu skes Z
suocessltl s,,ih' psanS WaiSas . .
von N, ciu,, s ans., naeI K I'M MI
n Jniins waIEa. IanaiIa., i, ~ pnTsia q IL
Tosenh LAWS Rntisic i" y ranar, u .sad ,
uhteof Wliliams Collene was alsa kiii- I'M
edi France M. Gsie and Robert MAX.
son RnffsIS, ,hnfh sS,is, i,ss ISInna5 DtsA a
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NONHUMPTION CAN ne CURED.
Tho Truo Remedy At Last Discovered.
uPnAMB FRESH MEATOuRE prepared rom
the formula OF Prof. TrOuSSeau OF Parls, cures
Consumption, Lung DlseaSo9, bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, MRrpSmus, General Debility and
all morbid condli Of the system uepen.
dent on deficiency OF vital force, II IL pleas.
the most Skeptical OF Tia virtue az the great
healing remedy OF the age. Il o bottle, or
six bottles for %. Sent by Express. sold by
II. q. UPHAM, No. . South Eight street,
Philadelphia, and principal Drugg stS. Cir
cuihM Rent ffee.
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TuE Chicago Times tDemocrat) do.
votes nearly a column to anarticle urs-
Ing the Justice OF the claim OF the Ken
lucky Legislature for compensation for
tho slaves enanclpated by the ConstItu.
tloual Amendment. ~. 600
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81k 10 s2s PER DAY SURE AgontI
qlQ EAnted everywhere, toBell our Patent
kssgEstsss5ng sEySry Whits se Gio.heaiipe4 Y & 4 -
Tftoune4 aWe have son &c used ana II niyei
entire satisfAetio IN y. UhTiStidn ztto.
edte. "The Paient Wire Clothes Line Is all
y purpofts TO be,"-W Z. Iiideptndeai. Ad-
dress ne AMEIIeAN WIRE Co., ie2 Broad.
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ONCE, % Monroe ST, next door to lSt Ma.
ia a@ oFFIcEEG
GDo. K. WHEAT, President.
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President,
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAs. WALLACE, State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
D1REcToRs:-1ohn E. Wilson, Jas. O, ON,
John A. Armstrong, A. O. Quarter, Geo. Il.
Mheat, samuel Harper, james McCluney,
Morgan l.. Ott, Geo. Adams.
REFKRESoEs: .; Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling List, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale GrocerS, Wheeling: Pryor,
Handlan Co., Wholesale Grocew. wheel.
Ing: Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan 4 Knox, Boot and
Shoe house, Wheeling; McCabe, Kraft d Co,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FranEhelm q
Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors, Wheel-
Ing; WinEhip, Woods d Co, Queensware
Wheeling; Iewis Baker, Pub. ReEistor.
Wheeling; =. O. MoAfee, Notions, wheeling;
Campbell, Fraw d Co., PubR Intelligence,
Wheeling; 0tt, son & Co Hardware, Wheel.
Ing j. Il. Sands, Cashier, Firzt Nat Bank,
tRiTtnont; X, p. Camden, PreSt. Nat. Ex.
Bank: Weston, w. Va; Capt. John Mcclure,
Jr, Wheeling. apr25
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We have also on hand 5000 worth OF La
diea'and Childrens' Boots md Shoez, at lower
prices than ever was seen In the State. II
you want Bargains In Boots and Shoes, 20 70
Gardlnef's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair OF Boots and Shoes sold NJ this
establishment In WARRANTED, and IN
every case viii be mended free Of charge.
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New Halnpshire Republican state
Convention

CONCORD, n. H, Tuesday, Dec. II.
The Republican. State Convention
meets here tomorrow. A large num-
Der of delegates have arrived. AT a
meeting Of the State Central Commit
tee tonight, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted: :rg, 6
Resotped, That whereas, an political
and pecuniary evils which now affiict
our country are mainly attributable TO
the unpatrlotio conduct OF a wtong-
headed President, II Is Of vital moment
that a successor to the present incum-
bent shall embody the loyal spirit and
purposes the nation. We, therefore,
In behalf Of the loyal people of New
Hampshire, do hereby proclaim as our
and their first choice for the position
the great captain, q. s. Grant, who con-
Quoted our armies TO victory and our
country to, peace. Reticent and sa-
gaclous In, council, self.possessed and
daring in battle, modest and magnanI-
nous In victory, "he is first In the con-
fdence and tlrSt in the hearts OF his
countrymen."
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stpsYoHoMyANCY, OR SOUL CHARM.
lngg How either Bex may fasclnAte
and gain tho love and affections OF any per-
mental requirement al can polsess, nee, by
mall, LOT ~ cent, together with guide 70
tne unmarried Of both saxes. A queer, ex-
citing book; 10000 copies sold. AddreN r.
M1hLsLIIAM& W, Book Publishers. PhilA-
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REVOLUTION in Trade. !,

r AIDES, you viii be astonIshed at the
~ value OF all kinds OF Goods sent by the
well known and Justly celebrated tirm Of
GRAHAM d CO., =
For Only One DolIarI
such assilk, Merino, and Alpaca Dresses,
snawls Balm0rals, Linen Goods, Embossed
Table Covers, Watches, Jewelry, Silver Plat
humbug, but reality. Send your clubs or
ten and upwards, for checks describing the
goods, with ten cents for eAcn check, and the
setter up OF the club will receive valuable
present. worth nom $ to 500, according to
number OF names sent,
Agents wanted In every town. Circulars
sent free. Address, GRAHAM q CO., u 4 o.
Federal street, Boston.
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the wrongs OF the ,VFottsInRwottlet, 4,
t)na aav ia,I ,,aoL Y ( Z, s,,i \, an n
s-y $50 Y " r. !, = s9s'tftNs b.s, "
new york; caused. the,afreat OF hei
employer for refusing TO pay her foi
nakIhp woolet, rantaioons ~ II ca,,t,
M. .,lt,ah NJ ,s,.ss a. ~
PAh, Mnllen ny, peln = = s,iniuole man,
received % cents for;the work, and hll
wife kicked her out OF doors because
aha datnat,d "A q M ,v;us ~ ID,
M J. ! y. ~ ~ MY
ine A9'o'sRe, ~ " ntlnB on this sug-
gestive fact, tells us, ~
GIAke eaaea. .,but na,hana, mt ~ ~.
arnntlyl ootraseousy ma ~ sran @ nan, M ~. ~
euIferea YlAi oyras N : VI dant fcsjist y X.
tantioii 10 M neeeas tv af ianisistioh N
proteot the worl, IA gwnnss, ~ Z, I Z W 49, . .
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