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NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PIrrsBURa AND

pointu In Perkiomen Valley Connect with trains al
Coilegeville and Skippack.
NEW YORK EXPRESS FOR PIrTsBURa AND
TIE WEST.
Lesyss New , YORK 70 at a. M M;and and p NJ,
pSt9iGS Beanng al y 9R Viz 9S aPS 1913 M
and Northern Central Railroad Express trains for
pittsbu!g, Chicago, WillamspoFt, EimIra, Bald
Returning Express train leaves Harrisburg on
$50 and 50 A. NJ. and 10 So F. M, passing Reading
az ii and and fnG H. ssspsS a.
cars accompany these trains through between Jersey
4 NAL Train @ ,os Sew 1Srk af Leaves Harrisburg at
leaves SaS e. New Wy 9OIE n " tram '0f
jsCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave PotIsyilie at s is and IIsS a. N and
2l5 and AIS r. M.
sCHUYIK1LL AMP sos ossg6soUEHANNA RAIL
Trains leave Aubprn ss 7s5 a. N; NJ. for Pinegrove
and from fremont al 40 A. M. and 6's5 p. NJ.
ETs.
all the principal points In the North and West
"i Excurson Tickets from Philadelphia to Reading.
and stations goSa Tor one day
Reading ana Potistown Accommodation Trains, at
Excnrsion Tickets to Philadephis, good for one
ons by Al KesHsd rstes Accommodation
dt @ R p
street. PhiIade phia, or OF u. a, Nicnolls General
Guper rintendent Reading.
UOMMUTATION TICKETS
At 25 per cent. discount, between any points do
RiYed, for taInll1ea anu nrnls'
MILEAGE TICKETS.
GOOD for 1000 miles, between ali points at sso,so
each tor families AND trms. Wa "
sEAsoN TICKETS.
For three, six nine, or twelve months, for holders
only, 10 all points At reduced rates.
CLERGYMEN
Residing on the line OF the road Will be furnirha6
with emitting themselves and wives 90 tlckeIs
at half fare.
EXCURSION TICKET
From Philadelphia 10 principal stations good tox
Saturday Sunday ano Monday, st reduced iares iva
be had only AZ the Ticket Office, At Thirteenth ~
Callow hill streets.
FREIGHT,
Goods Of all descriptions forwarded to all the above
points from the Company's new freight depot Rr0sS
and Willow streets. -""N
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia daily az 4'36 A. NJ, I2.ao No..
and L. M, ior Reading, Leoanon, HarrIsnuon
Pottaville, Port Clinton, and all ponts beyond
MALLS
E1oaa at the philad0lphia post Cffina tov an
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A'i JOHN VANLMlR6, r. JT ~, Ticket 81, 8 -; ;Agent.
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
NO. 1l6 MARKET etrest
SAMUEL II. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent NJ the Depot,
9he FennHy1v&nia Railr esd Company viii not sn-
apne any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing Ap-
parel, limit their responsibility 70 One Hundred
6Olars in value. All Baggage exceeding that amount
In value will be at the risk OF the unless taken
by snecial con tract. EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
40 General superintendent Altoona, Pa.ry
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TT q. ORDNA N CE GEN NCY,
w. Corner HOUSTON and GREENE Streets.
entrance on Greene; P. o. Box sII,

1ou0e
Sealed Proposals, In duplicate. Will be re-
seiyed at this office until SATURDAY. March
the following kiDds of ORDNANCE STORES.
now on hand at the different arsenalH In the
United States:-
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PoTTsTowN AUCoMMoDATIo

Leaves POttStowD at 6d5 A, M 3 UDnlnr at inter.
mediate stations; arrives in Philadelphie ID gi0 A. M
Returning leaves Philadelphia Ut p. M; arrives 10
POttstOwn At 6'l5 y. III.
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CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.

Passengers for Downlngtown and informed
points Is ke the 7'30 a. M, IL 30, aud p. M trs
rom. Philadelphia. Returning from Downingto
at $50 a. NJ, IL 40 and 5l5 Z. M.
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pENnsYLvANlA CENTRAL RAILROAD

FALL TIME, TAKING EFFECr NOV, %, 1859
The trains Of the Pennsy lvenia Central Railroad
leave the Depot, ~ Thirty FIRST ana MAnKET
Streets bCh 10 Reached directly by. the Market
street the LAST car connecting with each trRln
leaving ana Market streets thirty mnutss be-
fore its departure. the Chestnut and Walnut Streets
cara run within one square of the Depot
Sleeping CST Ilckets on application a.
she Ticket Office n, w. corner Ninth and ChesnUs
Agents OF tine Union Transfey Company Will call
for aud deliver baggage at the depot Orders left
No. Soi 0hesnut stieet, NO. ls Market street, will
uftan
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AFTERNOON ExPHw,

AFTEHNUUN HXPENHS.
Leaves Philadeipha at 3 80 +. N. for Reading
fottsvtle haErsburg etc. cOny ecting with Read ing
ana columbia Railroad trains for Columbia, etc.
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MAILS

Leave Philadelphia daily az 4'S6 A. NJ, 1890 noo,,
q and r. M, Tor Reading, LeoanOn, HarrIsnoon
PottsviLe, Port Clinton and all points beyond
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ts1eA'e TRAINa LEAVE DEPOT, VIZ:--
A, ar Train SEQ A, NJ
Paoi, ACcomnOdaLion 10 30 A. ha lao, and 900 p. n
s7sst so a. M
Erie A M
EarrspurQ Acc0mnaO $50 p. a
Tancsster AccommO 4O1 p. M
pa rk eshnrg sac p M
EinrnnsTi Exp 500 p A.
Eria 81 and 1uralo p. NJ
Philadelphia Express .lz w Night,
Fri. Mall leaves daily except sunday, running on
Saturday night iliamsport only On 6uno night
osssen gern VIII leave Philadelphia at II o'clock.
Yhflauelpha Express leaves daily. AL otnef trainz
The Western ccornmodstion Train runs daily ex.
cured and baggage delivered by 500 p. M, at No. ls
hsrkerS erRagSa s.sgSSSsa ARRIVE AT DEPOT. Wit
a. Id.
A. M.
aoia odaLiOn.. $3.50 a. M, 3A0Rnd 10 r. M.
Erfa M All and Buffalo 90 A. ID.
Psrkeaburg ~ a. Al.
Fast g. M
Erie ~ r M
F0rrIsburg Accommodate lon 40 r. N.
Fcr furthey ntormationp hbpsy tR I " r,okat v.r,
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FOR MANAYUN

UN BUNUA 1b.
Leave Philadelphia a. A. M" ~ and "a =. Ia.
TTSSve NoTristown ut A. M; 61a and 0 p. M
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At sl5 A, M. for Rtading lebanon. HarrisburK
r0.tsvIlie & Pine Grove, famaqua, eanbury, Williams
R0fts hlmlra, Rochester, Niagara Falls, Buffaio,
MmkesoaTie, Pittston York Carlise. Chambersburg,
The $50 A. Nj. train connects ct READING with
EAST s,o Psnnsylvana Railroad trains for Allentown
etc., ana the Slb A. M. train connects with the
Lebanon Valley train for Harrisburg, etc; at PORT
CIlG ION with CetswissA Railroad trRina for W IL
nemhport LOCK II sven, EimirR etc; AZ HARRIS
BUkS with Northern Central, Cumberland Valley,
ano schuyikill iDnd busquehAnna trains for North.
umberland Williamsport, York, OhsmbersbuTa
Pinegroye eto.
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r sCo,,r.., B; :pr q 8 s,tvy g @ Too, 2
NUT Street. philadelphia,

tssSn HSyns to to sslss M as dwellings Of parties
Iy I'M crest e make clean sales Ithsr consignmenfa
ARTISTS SPECIAL SAFE OF MODERN PAINT
On On Wednesday. Thursday, and Friday EVENINGS.
E r. oe ssSs' sSa vi Az
Ens ss the least ~ reserve coeStion OF moaern paint
scspes river views, and marines. The above are All
H1s Ssao Ia nro
Also, number OF framed chromo-lisn ographs, ea-
S;So!v Nov, d; open s,ft Tor exhibition;
On Friday Evening.
W:T. Richards, entitled "hunset at Narrasausett
lion on Thursday evening, Feb. Is, 1859 sie4s
SPECIAL SALE OF BEST QUALITY TRIsLE
SILVER PLATED WARE.
s ses 90 s n sss
sssSr,mens q bes, quality triple liver plated ware,
match: lea. dinner. and breakass casters: salvers.
ee eske berry and fruit dshes sOb'e'a spoons = ss
open for examination early the morning OF ssis.
THoMAs BIRCH y SON, AuCTIONERAG
oAEsNUT stIses rear entranos no. iio7 SAMSON 81
sgPME5oE H9SsHHdGS sS%sSTThH; s5ASo
SWFFlqnE OF FLO rrd dFURNT1URE, sILvEa-PLATHD
On Fridsy Morning. ~.
At O'Clock AZ the auction store, No. ITO Chesnus
household furniture including Elegant sntiaus pay
library suits. elegant walnut channoer SUITS OF
secretaries, extension dining tables, French plate
mant' glass 20 ny 56 inches: pier MIRRORS ll0 by
Inches; spring and hair mattresses Spanish and
Ginning chairs reception cnairs bal chairs marbe
top tables, velvet, Brussels, ingram and Venetian
oFFIOE r ARLEs AND DEskS-Aiso Office
PIANO-FoRTEs. - Also, four rosewood plano
INVALID CHAIRs.-Also,2 invalid chairs with
FRENCH BooKs-Also at 2o'cloct, will be sold.
large Invoice or French books In fine bindings by
Also an invoice OF letter aud note paper IsIy2t
CLARK a. EVANS, AUCTIONEERs, NO. can
~ CHESN UT Street..
VIII sell THIS DAY, Morning and Evening.
large invoice OF Blankets, Bed Spreads, Dry Gocxa2
Cloths, Cassimeres. Hosiery, Stationery, Table ana
City and country merchants viii find bargains.
Goods packed free of charge sW
~ d. McCLEES Il CO., ,AUCTIONEERS, No
~. 506 MARKET Street.
SALE OF 1000 CASES BOOTS SHOES. BROaANs.
ETC:
On Monday Morning,
March q ct 10 O'clock. Alao, q large line Of
n R~sa;ss MONDAYS and Thursdays. slsa
DY LlPP1NCOTT, son 4 CO., AUG
ID TT lONEERS, ASHHURST BUILDING, No.
24O MARKET street.
D EENAN, SON 4 CO., AUCTIONEERE.
IN No. n2N. FRONT Street nM
PROPOSALS.
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Leave Philadelphia at sl5 A., and M
Leave CheHtnus Hill a. 7'50 A. M NaO e'ao ano s25
r. M.
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PERKIOMEN RAILROAD

Passengers tor SktPpack take 7'30 A. NJ. and
M. trains from Phllade pha,returniDg from Sklppao
$40 a. NJ. and l245 p M Stage lines Tor vsrlor
pointB In Perkiomen Valley connect with trains :
Collegeville and Bkippack.
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FREIGHT TRAINS

Goods Of all descriptions forwarded to all the abova
points from the Company'a new freight oeD0t Rr0sSS
and Willow streets. ""~
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MORNING. ACCOMMODATIt

- MORNING ACCOMMODATION
AT TSO A.. M for Reading anu an Intern edi ats
stations and Allentown. Returning, leaves Readinl
NJ oSO r. M; arrives In Philadelphia at 9-25 r. M.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
go, TRAINS, December Ia, 1855.
Lenvipk The CJmpany's Depot NJ Thirteenth and
Cellowhln streets, Philadelphia, at the following
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EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia 10 principal stations good inv
Saturday Sunday. sno Monday, at reduced iares W
DO had only a. the Ticket otce, at Thirteenth ma
Callow hill streets. ~
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CARD The undersigned will give particular NJ
tenuon 70 Sales at dwellings OF parties removing
Having no place for sto of urplture t will be "a
my I'M crest to make clean sales. ether consgnmenfa
OF Merchandise respectfully solicited. S8
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o. and II T. NJ. ,,,r,o y 49, ,,.., -
as4O, E'4O, 04O, $40 and 10 40 r. M.
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FOH MANA 7 UNA. =.
Leave Philadelpnia at ., Ia, Q, and lrO0 A. Nj Hf,
q az, 51 Ga, 8 CO, and ll9s 7. M, % o,< s,,,< -
Leave Manayunk az 6'i0, 74S s2o s's ano l's A. N.
- & a u. ID.
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RAILROAD LINES.

PEAD[NG RAILR0AD.-GREAT TRUNK
IL LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA To THE
INFERIOR OF PENNsYLVANI A. THE SO HUYL-
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia al OILS a. n. 2 T. and l0x p. NJ.
Leave Germantown At g. ID A. M !, Q, and ga p. M.
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iSCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave Potlsvile at q As ana 1890 a. M and
90 r, NJ, returning from Tsmaqua st 6S5 A. NJ, and
2l5 and Ass +. ID.
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Burnside's carbine car
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sCEUYLKILL AND sUsoUEHANNA RAIL
ROAD,
Trains leave Auburn at 7'56 A NJ. for Pinegroye
aud Harrisburg, and vt l2l for Pinegroye and
FREMONT Returning from Harrisburg q 3SO p. M
and from fremont AT 2 40 A. Nd. and 5'S5 r. NJ.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-06-03

M9et1tur Ger Sremer utlO yam bur9er
W~pff:Dampfid>ife.
@ala9e Yrei(e ta1ltartu 0plt. .
Son Bremen unb San,burs ra9 New yurf unb
Baltimore: :.n
3wtf4ented: @rpadfene $40, &tnber sen 1 bis
10 Sabrea $40. Sdusl ,n9s 50. . "
8cn New yurt na1 8remen uno 5amburs:
3wette Guilte: Grwahiene S72. Gtneer tpa 1
ii &c Sabren +, @Guslin4e fret
3wtf&enbed: Y maalene SIS, &tnber BON 1 BITS
30 Subret 1850 eau sltuer trei
&rpep:ttpn 3met Wlal mb&e rtlt&.
WiQiuS BROS u. Dunbar.
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@pa=M n NJ Sen
mad bent
Mprbbeutibcn SMnb,

Morbbeutlbcn Snnb,
Baterr, ': " e.,
WurtemberG
8aben,
9e0en
2urfm burg
ben Nieberlanben,
D6nemart
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Mprwegen uni. @9weben.
lluter Der Garantte ber @ptserwaltune bes
NVrbbeutiben BunSeS
tnb te8
Norbbeutftben 2lppb in &reuaer1

flnb mir ermadtist Gin3ahlunsen anaunebmen, me1de
bura bte etnselnen gonamter per pben ansesebenen
qduber an bic besethne en- @1npfdneer tp1en fret ausee-
aablt werpeu. 8et &tn1subuue Don Ie1bern an inns #
Ste More0e bes Mblenpers uap Gmpfausers a u an
%augeten: 80,
Sn pbtsen 'urrpd'IGen Staaten nerbPn dInlthe Gtn=
aablu gen srn E B E nj " Dfamte ;ur dusaablnne
bura Ste untersetdnetea ansenpntne.. Der bteitee
&mpianver Der betrefenben &nmeilun9 Bat aur .Sebune
eenbanot a au untersstdnen unb fd bur6 @ennune
5es ytamens unb g8vbnprtS bee @bienber sH beRtrnmen m.
WiQiuS 8rp'S II. Dunbar,
. Maenten bes Nprbbeutl Aen Qlrpo tur ben y Mnipet.
funss.Werte9r.
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Summit Murseri's;
ST. ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.
5000

b~eteoenb aus Iranscenbant, 5aslup unb Spu1ar6 Grab uub
DuGes Of 0lbenburs. Gbsnfaus cine erose Nuswabl gDein>
reben, ME gpneoro, 9artfprb Yrplife, Delapare, Sues Seeo,
ling. CLINTON, Wbite Sing &C., &c. Sobannis. unb ct del
beeren @trdude. Iuseauernbe 3ierratb, 5tauoen. Bduue
unb SmnererIne &C. q.
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Ser 8remer Dampfer ,amtot.~
I9entur ber

Riueer unter IL Sabren bic ,Salfte. Stntsr utter e.
Sem Sabr trei.
Gin Dampitr bteitr etnte ssr!d6t eluerpusl an, Dien-
Ed8 iebtr QDp4e.
@i(iuS 8rp's u. Dunbar.
Snlanp Ya0a9e S9etne
aum W.isen BON seew grrt unb Baltimore mad st. pau1
~ sen utebrteteu preife bel .t.rl%.-
BiQius 8rp's II. Dunbar.
Mgentur Der .:''@ "|}
@ermanla9 ebena@ g neutrality-suspicious.
In gprt. ii, ,ps
Per stastst" bsutf@en @e.ni&aft Der nrt In ben
eaptta1 s2.5oO. 900. .,~~tc -
&oniuIaIt 511 z#.a17
Mprb6emt1@en Bunbe8
TE@f#9'sa H. y au7@l H4&tgf44 M e.,
st. &aul. MRtnuefota. ~ III
e. 49, Eaa s. @tlliua, gpn(ul.
$50 EE- EE- EsIa Is
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81. Naul, t- Nltnnclota.
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Sanf> II. @ebSeis
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Depp1ten.
Bet uns sepenirte @elber Reten iebtr,est pbne surbe-
rise &raOtsuns ,ur Uerfueuns Ter Desursrttn. Gbr
auf Idneere, bentntmte 3et1 uns anpertraute @eleer Ser=
@iQius 8ru's H.. Dunbar.
@e91 el
auf aue 5auptsldse Guropa's unb ben Ser. Staaten in
ten Sss a",es eosr ssnaat.rs s az sseatsts aSeSf lei H tsns sna
~tbersstt tn welo bet uns I'M, eeftgt wsroen.
WiutuS Bros u. Dunbar.
Ser, Staaten Sblisationen.
5:2oer une antere Der. etaaten Bpnes saufen uab
Wiaius 8ro's II. Dunbar.
@olo unp Silbcr.
8rembe unb etnteimtf@. Mnn3en t6nnen gum b6&Ren
aosrtbe tn g~aptsrssls I'm eeiett 'psrben bet ~
WiQiuS Bros u. Dunbar.
Dte @in;iebun9 Don Grb11aften
anb ~ sn.ads BON %ipuateen gorb.rnneen In anen
1on uns be(pret.
WiQius Brp'S II. Dunbar.
8pImo9ten,
Iostenl$etne; gtrst&tsl,'aunes.. @aentunes- unb an.
pere lus OeutlUA1nD peHtWhte uttuaDeH Terten NHter
@arautte Der Ne9 ssa. I'll stett an eefertist BON
miQ,uS Bros u. Dunbar.
Scr. Staaten Geilepdie
CUR R.tie nod uus In europa b%elursen mir auf's
prpnptete.
@iQius Bros u. Dunbar.
Die 8erwaltun9 pon @runpei9entbum
uut f~onateen, Bier belle senen 8erm5een. fomte ttn Der
tauf be0elten lbsrnebnen MIR fir Nuswartige eesen
-ma6tse Commit itpnsterea nuEs; ebenip bic a.
8ele9un8 DON @apitalien u.,
4uf beRe tspotbttarifae @t9ettttt.
WiQius Bros u. Dunbar.
@eloer in Deutl9lanp
tptt&e tei unferen ~burtteen Gprreipunbenten fir uufere
=Nt6 aung .uttbereeleot wereen, ipwte burd uns in
Deutf&laub etaeeauseuea @e!ber ,ablen MIR bier tn
@cIb aus.
WiQius 8rp's II. Dunbar.
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@6iffs<G pnlrafte

Slr Dampf, unb SeselatHe Su ben b!utsfen preifen
Set
@iQiuS Brp's II. Gurtar.
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Mue 1ino @tnwobner pom 5aittn9s, nit
&u6nabme BON S. &nowlc6> oer in Gar>
minatpn tppbnt. ~ -
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@infOmmcnffcue
3meiter Diifrict.

Gplseno bic. ,Ginfomm,erraeruerteri@
fir ben jmeite Diitrict Mtnne1otas fir
ba6 Sabr enceno am 1. Mat 1869.
Die pom @eleB beausnamten $1,000
il11o in ben an9eaebenen @ummcn einse:
19lonen, Die Steuer 1T 5 prpsent ouf
ale Ginfpmmen lber $1,000.
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PARTNER WANTED.

ina well established manufacturing business IN
Cleveland Q. One able 70 solicit orders when neoes-
ssry. Would prefer one having $500 or more to in
vest Occasionally foT short periods, ct his own
eptiOn; but skill in eanvassing viii be considered
more than. money. To suitable person the rare
chance viii be offered Of without any risk what
ever having half interest in a business veu e.
tsbished, az cost Of Is 900 or f40OO worth Of ad-
Vertising. &c, end well supplied with machinery.
The business pays from q 70 IS per cent on amount
done and can be enlarged almost without Limit.
Address or apply ~ ]. 7. SULLIVAN,
~ Superior St, up stain, spPesitS thS Teddel
House, Cleveland o, ihN
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Whether in the young or old, married or single
/ at the dawn Of WoIanhOOd, or the turn Of htes
these tonic medicines display decided an inEiu-
ence that marked Improvement Is soon percept1ble
in the health Of the patient. Being purely Yege-
/ table preparation, they a safe and reliable
remedy for all classes Of Females in every c0ndti
ton Of health and station Of life.
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HBotR the Ointment and Pills should be used
in the following cases:

- Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
in the following cases:
Bunions, burns, ehapped hands ehillblains
fistula, gOut lumbagO, mercural eruptiOns, piles,
rheumatism, ringWOrm, salt rheum, sealds, skin
disease swelled glands legs, sore breast sore
heads sore thrOats, of all kinds, sprans, sin
joints tetter ulcers, venereal sores, wounds Of all
kinds.
I CAUTION i-N0ne are genuine unless the words
tfHollOWay's New York and London" are discerni-
bic as a Water Marx in every Leaf Of the book Of
directions around each pot or box; the same may
be plainly by holding the leaf to the light. A
handsome reward viii be given to any one render
ing such information may lead to the detection
Of any party parties eouRtereiting the medicines
or vending the same, knowing them to bespurlous.
81 Sold at the manufactury Of Professor HoilO-
way so Maiden Lane, New York, and BY all respect
able Druggists and Dealers in Medicine, through
out the civilized world.
"a There is considerable saving by taking the
laTgtFsizes.
n. B.-Direetions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder affixed TO each pot or box. Al
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Wall Paper & Borders.

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT WALL PAPER AND BORDERS FOR
THE SPRING TRADE; ALSO, CURTAINS TASSELS. CORD
FIXTURES, DC, A COMPLETE STOCK. :
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BRIDE ANDgBRIDEGROOM.

Essays for Young Men on the interesting relation
of Bridegroom to Bride ia the institution Of Mar
riage,-a Guide to matrimonal felicity, and true
happiness Sent by mail in sealed envelopes fee Of
charge Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box
P ,Philadelphia, Pa. CFsi pr
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Books & Stationary.

OUR SHELVES ARE LOADED WITH BOOKS TO SUIT AIIMsCE
LANE0US BOOKS. JUVENILE BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM BOOKS, PASS
BOOKS WRITING BOOKS SUNDAY
SCHOOL BOOKS BIBLES. de-
AND BIG STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCY STATIONARY ENYEL
OPEs, &c, DC, de- CALL AND SEE
No. 3, BUckland's Old Block, Fremont. Q.
Fremont o. January 1902 O. r.. nGeouLLooH.
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Every form and feature Of these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradieated locally and entire
" by the use Of this em9lient warm lamentations
should precede its application. Its healing qualities
viii be found to be thorough and inYaTiable.'
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Paints, Paints,

White Lead and Zinc Paint warranted absolutely, Boiled Oil
TuTpentne Varnib Putty Fine Co Van Brushes
Window Glass-cheap as the cheapest and warranted
in quality
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r7s' : Patent Medicine.
e TIE SeieRes of Health.
Every Man his own Physician.
HOLEOWAY,s PILLS,
HOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT.

.DIsoRDERs OF THE STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS
The Stomach is the great centre which Influences
the health or isease Of the system-abused or de-
biliated BY excess-ndigestion offensive breath and
physical prostTafiOn are the natural consequences
Allied to the BRAIN 1t is the source Oh headaches,
mental depression, nervous complaints, and unre-
freshing sleep. The liver becomes Affected and
generates bilious disorders, pains IN the sldei ETC.
The Bowels sympathize by Cost1venesss Dlarrhqeas
and Dysentsry The principle action OF these Pills
is on the Stomach and the liver, lungs bowels, and
kidneys participate in their reeuperat1Ee and regen-
eratiYe operation. .
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Wines & Liquors! /!

The chose Wines and Liquors for Medicinal only always All
the ety Medicines OF the day can be found and warranted
genuine s.a sss -3VhHSts t' - - -'-
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Perfumery, Hair Oils, &C.

PERFUMERY HAIR OILS PoMADEs HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
POWDERS HAIRGL0TH, TOOTH & NAIL BRUSHES -
IN LARGE VARIETIES.
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FREMONT, o. ot
As their sole Agent for this place,

As their sole Agent for this place.
They have taken care to give all needf1l instrue-
tions, and have confidence in the ability Of their
agents to. meet the reqirements Of all customers.
An opportunity viii be afforded to procure, at all
times, spectaeles unequalled BY any for their
Too much cannot be said as to their Superiority
over the ordinary glasses worn. There is no glim-
mering, wuvering Of the sight, dizziness, or un-
pleasant sensation, button the contrary, from the
peculiar construction Of the Lenses they are sooth-
ing and pleasant, causing feeling of relief to the
wearer, and producing clear and distinct vision,
as IN the natural healthy sight They are the only
spectaees that Preserve well Assist the Sight.
And are the Cheapest because the Best, always
lasting many years without change being necessary.
CAUTION.-Mr Il. q. Zimmerman, Watch
maker s Jeweler, Fremont, o. is their only agent
appOintedin this place. . -.--.t 80, 10
R0We Employ No Peddlers, l-y1