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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-02-09

The many Thousands cured At The slIs q.
ment within the last twenty yrars, Ard ff %
merOus important Surgical OpCrat uas priiof..'
by DIR. Johnston, Witnessed by the reporter o
the SIN, and many other papei7, ro'lossoi 30
appeared again and again before The plai. =
sides bia standing a. a gentleman Of thAit'
and responsibility, 10 a sur ciCut guaranty o. .'
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured ang''
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
Tobacco Eae6orBe
FOR SALE.

F#HHE FOLIO WI g. &@&A&
- Btemertes situated as ia{lcHs5
AT gurdsvlle. Davies County Eg sos
pGceo House Capacity GO handle ea
pounds.
AahbYshurR, Hopkins Co., HEva Tobacco
House. Capacity % nandl SGD 500 pounds
TayIor's Landing. MCLEAN Co.. KS nos
baccuz House. Capacity handle
pounds.
L1ysrrncre, Melon &C.. KY Tobacco
House Capacity Il hand & laJ 900 pounds
Sacramento Mclean Co., Ey. I1uaee
House. Capacity % hand 8 10000 pauNaa.
Gernivo, Ohio Co., KY. Habanoa House
Capacity % handle 10000 pounds
Hartford, Onto Co.. Ky. Iouaeea House
Capacity e handle a99.9Q rounds
Cromwell, Ohio Co. KY. uohaeeo Hsa
Capacity 70 handle $4,000 pounds.
Rochester Butler county E
baeeo House. Capacity q a#ne
pounds.
Raleigh, saline Co. MS. Tobacco Blouse
Cap4etty To handle &5s 900 pounds
Enterprise, Spencer Co. Ind, Tobaaea
House. Capacity 20 E&na-a i1as DID ueuH
Rlohlands spencer Co. End.. Tahaeea
House Capacity 70 hand la3s a4a HHHra1s
All OF the above sten1e rEaa are lo1aaet
IA tne DeAE producing TOBACCO
and are ia complete order h@Wfue a4Ea
tobacco sticks and aAt other aeeaaafFf
cDnvenaences Ter handling au4 HaaEiHE
Shops stables and Lands tHarae4
.baehed. All pr amy Of tha above Wall ~
sold below their value.
For further particulars Inquire of
g.. FORD Evansville Ind. nr H 81. t
ENBURGHs IS Broaa 4t.s n a#
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~
District OF Indiana
IVY 81 8&EASs a libel Of Information
W. was aIea Ia tbs District Court OF the
Ub{fa5 atnass for the District OF fud1ame,
Oh the Sta day OF 5eptembars Asfes by Co.
ir mbua MeDcua1as against the Etea boat
Emma lloyd, her Boilers Engine Tackle
Apparel and Furniture. seized 9 said Dis
frle4 In a CaUAa or dam ages e48l 414 mars
time. and claiming dAInagss 70 .a4 a9s u
81 83s&. ana praying process against a8iet
boate kg. aud that tha same may 2s con-
denhma0 and sold therefor
Now therefore, in pursuance Of tue no
milton @adsK aha ssai 81 said court 70 roe
directed and delivered I do hereby give
puollc n0ttce 70 ALI paEaooa claiming 5sA4
goods ur any part thereof. or 1n any n1eA@
Msr AataEasfea therein, that 8aNg c8 and
appear befo#a hhe District Courtuk ths Unit
ted States &c 1e held Ht the CfbY cf EnHI~
aaaposlss III ana fer tAa District of Inei-
ara, on tie nrab Monday OF January
nexf &C 10 o'clock or the f1ranrcn aG Bhm4
dav, Their ana tners 10 tuferuoae &nelg
claims akl6 MAKE their aaiaaaataus ga ehat
uen@Ks BEN sR4Ge Est
Marshal 81 81
hg III ISL Ht&MG40 VI Dep.
AttAHSf Ds NowEaNUs GRx.
fsHaa. 81. EAEaH. Proctor leF Gib8lfant.
4an8stF
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tan ia1 alleges ~
hsFe
4Aa Ee7toua H 1aEge
4 orleans GO Louis , has
1be 1ie arosa Ter 81 aa
recent tTAp fEem Even sFElia SIS
/ pms
The Magenta Wen. infa Stew
leans last M ednesday wlts 5
o. cotton, ai4ts sao4s p GORE
relz o. r
a1 ad ae
Ths
80 rT@1s=tse
5000
-.
ess e ~
F--
es
ss
Isn5
Cart Bon
command e
kansas lV
mas be6n telaedaphed rs m
Rock. Arkansas. utafu
asked 20 take clarEsh s On es
Dean. but he don & knew mn6f
do. SIC thinks che fHnrar Hffssiss
River IS better than ean Sc offered
him here. That stream offers many
good berths to such men as
The Chronicle al Tuesday even
says
The Edinbureh WiH leave m
splendid trip to New Orleans. ~
tain Frank II. Bachelor F
freight. She takes a
fuel,
A.. ! ven" a,..s t -ols 49,
Tbs FSi5b-rgt
e-ss-b+ i lIe osfi. Il ..---
i-tt5- 437rz elf-
t - - - e. s. $3.50.
- 80 49, ~ ~ s-i,ss
Nssh-sl7s ~55 F,~-
-
II .orT~ev7qf Hss,s fs
- ~ 1S..--s-
~ = ee- 1ag says
Dir Charlie hEeama asFl8
fer chs port Of louisville. hsa lest
ed u ,53s 30 Tor war e o ha e
weeks ending December 10. 1896
gaptsin Robert SEQ bias 81 laaaaa
$4S. $50 20 for wharfage a tas
eleven months ending Uec
Captain Lew shaIleIosss agent
tie Board Of Under writer's of d
city, left for the steamr Nigh
yesterday evening
By g telegram received rd
Captain Is. 81. LaRi. We learn tHst
Louisville and Arkansas Hlpar naazes
Pink Varbfs left Memphis Isl Eh
port last night with f.00 bsIee 81 co.'s
Ton for Evansville.
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gheriRia eala-Nn q

way VIRTUE or AE EXECUTION
80 issued out Of the once OF the CLERK of
fRe Eeurf 81 COMMON Pleas Of Wander.
bnrzn County Indiana IN favor or John
"a Maanea and 4ilIson MREhe9s and
axaInst Jeffrey &. 1siftlapages WILL on
THURSDAY DEcEsrBER Is 1870,
between tbs hours 81 10 clock A.nE. and
O'Clock Pm. OF said days 81 tbs door Of
the Court House. IN the CITY OF Evansville,
Tn5fana. oTer Hor sale az Pubtte Auction I
the RsaEs 8nn Profits Tor t18 term Ct
svsn years o. she following described
SaR Estate te@NAtt
me sast haif % the west nalf 81 tie
aoutheaaE auaEtaE Of &1ottOu eight 49,
WewusHaN eight rs. Eo11tn % Ma4gn no.
eleven ll4 west; also sac northeast aaar-
Tar oK the seotna7st s nHrsek nt Section RIO.
nve 1872 ia nasvnsntp q 20. aight sf south Or
range so. eleven ft4l west 81 VandsypnrgA
County Inetanas
ARD saon1a eat0 Rents and p1oata MT
Aali G9x & sara sMf1e48A4E 80 sntlsfy said " Hit
and Costs + aYtsit as sha HaU1s time ands
ntaaa otter FOR saAe the Fec simple Of Easd
premises No redemption
nogg3 As REAEFGEh Sheriff ". q,
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TA-RTlErT4Asa

q q u q * Ill RI
Al valuable Remedy Tor Fever sad Ague.
This fs q sure safe, and speedy vegeta-
DO remedy ncF Fever and Agus, OF In
tarrnittenf ana Remittent FeVers in any
a its terms, ana ell other diseases rs
recurring periodically
Price one Dollar Per Bottle !
S8 Prepared only BY EE&0ME r.
EARmEGsasA, Operative and Dispensing
Pharmaceutical, Wiucenpess Ind For sale
ia Evansville BY Fl. II. 5chlaeptsI. Main
and geconGs IT, - RrAdW8N = Co. Zhkra
and Main: John Laval, 75 Main Street,
aud other Druggists. oG1J@5n1
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VIM. GARNErr.


YINCENNRs, Sept. Is 1870.
Il believe JarIa11gas BArshw or WILD
CHfrRFT AND TAR to be an excellent nnedt=
cine for colds and coughs, for Whien I nave
lied it 3. BOWERS,
EaEaor of M &. Church.
RRECE ONE DOLEAss aaER BOTTLE.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
-.

Duplicate Tor 1870 IS now 50 my hands, ard
thereon charged Nhe following table
TOWNSHIPS en- each sos Taxable Property
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

7aw 0I1GE Il hereby given that tne Tax
AZ daaf SIN ready 20 receive the taLea
.MnMaLMa INTO ~ laNaLian ID tne ALLereAL
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15
.TARDELLAeS
BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR |

BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR!
VALUABLE REM EDY
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,
Colds. Asthma
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH,
And ali other Diseases of the Lungs,
Bronchial Tubes and Wind Pipe,
And for Pains In the Breast and Side.
Weare now receiving almost daily tes-
41monials from persons of the highest re-
speotabilitv, who have been speedily re-
stored by the use of this invaluable pre-
paration. when other remedies had failed
them in their k9ur of afn1ctton.
We claim for this preparation no merits
certificates fairly and honorably Obtain ed
nom the afflicted themselves and those
who use 1t will flnd that It's healing and
soothing properties are truly wonderful
that i9 Is, beyond the question Of 3 doubt
one of the most efIectual remedies for Pull
me fnQredfents OF which this Balsam is
COMPOSED are the best that is known TO
medical science for the diseases for which
they are recommended, all Of which are
oh rmaceuticaliy combined In their pro-
portions by 3 practical PhaEm9ceutlse OF
many years experience. The afflicted
NAV therefore depend on having in this
Balsam of Wild Cherry and Tar q prepare
ton of rare medical virtue.
We ASK you 20 try 1t. Hse append but
testimonials:
VINUENNEs, Oct. Is 1883.
DIR. JEROME B. JARDELLA-Dear Sir:
have been troubled more or less for many
winters with q severe cough, and never
have been able to ind any relief until 1
tried your BALsAG OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR. Since that time have been entirely
tree from any disease of the lungs. 1 have
only had occasion TO use Two bottles OF
your valuable remedy; therefore, since
giving tE q test, Il can recommend IL as be-
ing the best preparation in the world for
diseases OF the lungs.
Iremains yours, resRscsan11lty yfs,D.T
VINCEEEES, March g. 1859.
Mr.. j. B. JARDELLA-S1r: For long
time was afflicted with q short, hacking
cough, with pains in my side and under
my shoulder blade. at Gl1AeS was una
Bile 10 attend to my busi ness-ln snort, my
gvTnptonns resemb ied those OF couEump-
zion. tried mast everything that was
recommended by friends b1t found no re-
others gfnnilsrIy affected obtained by the
| use of your BAISAG OF w LID CHERRY AND
TAR, concluded to try y. TO my aston
| a medicine; SO quick dbl II relieve me;
/ and now, after having Ak,sn the second
/ bottle, ind myself restored 70 sound
| health, and able 70 DO fuh days WoTk
1 without any re4urn OF my old complaint
i In hopes that this may induce others
alike AFFLICTED 70 take your yaanaDle S0Aks
you this, that you may make such use OF
It as you may see Mt.
Your friend WIN. GARNET.
CAMDEN, MICH, Nov. Il. 1861
DR.. JARDELLaA-Dear SIR: was attacked
with a disease OF the lungs, which feared
| would terminate in consumption. All tht
different remedies that 1 used failed &C
Fl give me relief, till at last called on yoU
and procured your valuable preparation
| of WILD CHERRY AND TAR, two bottles o.
which effectually restored me 70 sound
health. do take pleasure in saying tina
can cheerfully recommend IL TO others
and believe It to be the best pulmonary
medicine nov in usa.
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DEG TAX.--F0r every Male Dog, 81 %; for
averv Female Doc, s. CO.; and for every ad~
dttionai Male or Female Dog 500
q sg5-3wdssW.
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PLATE IRON WORK
or every description.
Corners First and Pine and SeeOnd
and Kim Streets,


Corners First and Pine and See0nd
and Kim Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Important Notice.
The usual amount of steam used to do
Mi Is o LIZ to s1 is6 ponnds prenre s per
square inch. / have 4uced this amount
and require only from 50 to 90 pounds per
stdered in the least dangerous, and ia, at
the same time. more economical in the
saving OF fuel &C.
MARION, KY, 5eptember S, 1870.
Mr.. G. Rratz, Evansville, Ind.s
Sieve take great pleasure In giving
our testimony to the excellence of your
Portable
Steam Circular Saw Mill.
The one we purchased of you on the ed
August last has given entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied that with proper hands it
hour. On the whole, we think You have
great reason to Congratulate yourself upon
which viii doubtless supeXcede those con-
gfructed upon other principles. ThaE Swiss
gentleman Mr.. John Walt whom you
seems to be an excellent erps~ists Our
friends who witnessed b sing, say
ne = tne pest saWy ~. N sney nave ever
machtnist aud sawyer Or one that would
have given more saU action. We started
log. Your Mil Ia st what you recon-
mend Il 70 pc.
sep9-sm ELDER BROS.
GRANDVIEW, IND, Dor. 9, 1870.
Mr.. G. Kratz, Evansville, Ind:
EIR-Enclosed please find $500, the bal
Rnce due on the Portable Steam Circular
Saw Mill. This mill was purchased from
you two months since, and as I have now
thoroughly tested 1t, Ito meet my agree
ment with you to speak my mind in re-
gard to the sannel have to say that now
can safely recommend tt 70 all desiring
perfect satisfaction in Saw Mill, and to
procure what you saba complete Mil
and Engine.
have run Steam Engines for the last
twenty years, and have never handled q
Boiler and Engine that has SO easily kept
steam with the only fuel use green slabs
taken from the log directl.
We consider the Mil and its capacity to
be all that can be desired of Saw Mill In
every respect. ANY person wishing to
know If these are all positive facts and
true assertions, can ind ample demon
stratj0n OF IL by calling on as at the MILL
Yours, very truly,
oc11 WIN. CADICK Il DAWSON.
Other Sizes for farm and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov lS-6m o. KRAFT.
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Among .hs 6Est boats due here are
the aiokssep. from Cairo, Iaras
con. from Louisville; Nick Long
worth. Virgins. Charles B6dmann,
John Kilgour, Belle Vernon and Ed
inburgh, fSf New Orleans; West
Wind, from Memphis; Sam. Or,
from Eaatport; r.. g. Gray, from-Ar-
kansasRiver; Kate Kinney and City
oF fa-sr,-, r-ov, Me- f4-ge,-g
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tram naQ arrived mAlNS AAg O@A AA9sSt
the case against me looked doubly
strong, and the two men who entered
a W were set down as coafeder-
ates who were TO help me clrry on
booty. When, however, l was
sd ia the carriage, new hgn'
xein upon the minds Of my res
sars and it was seen that A was the
v im. not the chief criminal.
Etrenained noW TO try 70 discover
the daring Bcoundreis Who had plan.
uea and executed this netArlous deco
an Il possible, retake sh9 Doaiy
Wbs seemed 9 very hopeless task
! Of proved skill had been takeII
lie scene Of the outrage. from DotE
and nj - with the speela
aginss which came % t1e rescue
#t 81 was very doubtful whether
av would FAD any clue. a second
ts7e vac the special engine sent IRON
49, and ere long returned viii
"a lie detectives This man hat
-rd rold watch on the ballas
10 where The carriage had stoppel
~ level. Nov thls watch dix
belong to me--mins being still il
garrst--nor indeel % aug amoul
narsy. ft was therefore YER
Tiaect that ID had been dropped b
as az Che thiage il the seultia, or j
sttirE the cases OIL. 4he Wate
- hendsd to BIT. Wiim0t aud HI
~ Tane. They could not max
-gthfng owe III II BY this eim
- Nj taa robbery had spread int
~ towu-thonsh everything wa
4ane 70 keep it qaiet-and man
lotto Hsd como ID the station :
seNsfv their curiosity, Among other
$3.50 keF who worked for M
Fv5lmnt aa1aa OH the platform Ih
detective 80 epes suggested khaf u
xBs-ar ths waEehuak 81 question
km# make an eza TinatIQn Of th
~keN rd thaka report of sac
~ aaesn about Id drawu a.
mr Kgfasan was menBrdiaglg sailed i
se saH ADD The watah waE ban.
ee h5m Ee opened e aid took D
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WaVerl1g moment, when . word or
GOOD counsel might have saved her.
unfortunately fallen into the clutches
of q heaFtless, calculating seoundrel,
was sent TO a distant part OF the eoun-
try; but she soon dropped and died of
consumption. induced OK has5sned by
exposure % the bitter weather when
she went to NJ. to seRd The tele-
gram which 90 nearly led 20 sueh dire
results. As for myself. i soon recov-
cred. and took my post al g. ss
manager; and when Dir Wiimot and
/ visit each others houses-wh we
often dove seldom fail % think 81
the forged telegram and my terrible
vida
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1870-11-02
COUNTY DIRECTORY
COUNTY AND DISTRICT nEFrcrpS

CUUNIl AND DISIKCI tFFICFRS.
Pres 'tJudge-Hon Chas Mayer Lock Haven.
As .Jut ges-Hon. Samuel Clyde, Clearield
Hon. Jacob wilhelm. Grahamton
Sheriff. Cyreuus Howe. Clearfeld
Prothonotary, Aaron C. Tate, .
Reg. Rec. Asbury W. Lee.
District Atty, W Mccullough,
Treasurer. Lever illegal.
Co. Surveyor, 5. T McClOskey CurwensyiIIe
Comnlss rs Othello Smead, y. Washington
Samuel Shafner, Clearieid-
Samuel ii. Hindman, Glen Hope
Auditors. Clark Brown. ClearieIi.
Price \ Rowles, n Mllport
John D. Miller, HuTd
Coroner James a Moore, Clearicld
CoSuperind' Geo W Snyder
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II f. n A U & j i
WATCH MAKER,
GRAHAM's ROW. CLEARFIELp.

heundersigned respectfully informs his old
customers and the public, that he has on hand
land constantly receiving new additions) large
stock of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
CLOCKS, large variety from the best Man
ufaetory consisting of Eight-day and thirty hour
spring and Weight, and Levers, Time, Strike and
Alarm clocks.
VA TCHES-a fine assortment o isiiVer hunt
ing and open American patent Levers PLAIN
and full Jeweled
GOLD PENS. an elegant assortment OF the
best quality. Also, in silver extension and desk
holders
SPECTACLES, a large assortment, far and
near sight, coored and plain glass.
JEWELRY of every variety, from single
piece to a full set
ALSO, fine assortment of Spoons, Forks, but
ter knives etc, plated on genuine Alabata.
Also. Hair Jewelry with pure gold m ounting
got up TO order. Call and see sample book.
All kinds of Clocks. Watches and Jewelry care
fully repaired and Warranted
continuance OF patronage is solicited
Nov 18th 1863. Il F. NAUGLE
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for the farmer.

MANURE FROM Fowls Poultry when
confined, | judge, pass two-thirds of the
time upon the roost, and by little care and
trouble great deal of valuai lie compost can
be made even from flock OF dozen fowls.
Two years ago | made in my heunery plat
form two feet wide under the entire roosr,
putting up boards at the sides and ends one
and half feet high, thus making. as it
were, large trough. then covered the
bottom with dry earth two or three inches
deep, and occasionally with a hoe or spade
mixed up the earth with the dung accuInu-
lated, continuing to add fresh earth and
small quantity of plaster every two or three
weeks. The result has been that each
spring / have had number Of wheelbarrow
loads of excellent compost, equal if not
superior to guano, by the use of which [
have been enabled to produce in my garden
a good crop of fine MELONS, squashes. sweet
corn, and tomatoes; in fact, the best vege-
tables in my garden grew where [ used this
compost. In the autumn ! have quantity
of dry earth placed in the corner of the hen
merry, and from this pile | find it but little
trouble to throw what is needed under the
roost-
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cuRwENsvILLE ADVERTISEMENTS,
TEETH! TEETH =

Extracted for % Cents,
Extracted with the use of Nitrous oxyd Gas,
efficient anesthetics now in use,l by
S j. Hays, Surgeon Dentist, CmT'oe'tsvitle. Pa,
Who would hereby most respectfully return mis-
thanks for the libe al patronage of the past, and
inform the public that be has removed his Office
to the Corner Of State and Locust Streets, over
Jenkins Store, where he is prepared to receive
his customers in newly fitted up Rooms, and dc
their work in the most skilful and wOrkmanlike
manner All work done in the latest ana most
approved styles and guaranteed.
DR.. Hays viii be engaged in his office from the
1st to the 23d OF each onth the balance of each
month. he will spend in Glen Hope, Burnside
and Luthersburg. alternately. Parties residing
at distance, should write TO previous of their
coming Office hours from to II o'clock, A. NJ =.
and from | to o'clock ?. NJ.
We use none but the very best material and
defy competition for beauty, cheapness and du-
rabiity Give call
Curwensvile, Pa May 25, lS7O.-feb3y.
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MAKE THE PICS FAT-Pigs are scarce
and pork is likely to command good price
a well fatted pig brings at least two cents
per pound more than one with bare kidneys
and thin sides Eight bushels of corn. with
ordinary pigs, that have nearly attained
their growth, should give US at least 100
pounds of growth. At 10 cents per pound,
live weight, the present price for fat pigs in
Chicago, this would give US one dollar a
bushel for the corn. But this is not all If
we sell pig not half fat, weighing say $50
pounds, we should get only S cents per pound
or $50. Keep this pig two months and feed
1t eight bushels ofcorn, and it should then
weigh $50 pounds, and bring, without any
advance in prices, 10 cents per pound, or
S35. In this way we get SIS for bushels
OF corn, or SLS7! per bushel.
During October, fattening pigs should be
pushed forward as rapidly as possible. It
Is poor economy to feed them on nubbins,
or soft, immature corn. Better give such
corn to cattle or milch cows
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Il U r n l 7 U RE ROOM MS.
JOHN GUELICU,
Desires TO inform his old friends and cEztoners
that. having enlarged his shop and increased his
facilities Tor manufacturing. he is row prepared
to make to order such furniture as NAV be desir-
ed, in good style and at cheap rates for cash He
mostly has on hand at his .'FuI nitur Rooms
4 varied assortment OF furniture, among " hich l.
BUREAUS AND sIDEB0ARDs,
Wardrobes and Bookcases; Centre, Sofa. Parlor.
Breakfast and Dining extension Tables
Common, E'rsnch-posts, Cottage, Jen-
ny-Lind and other Bedsteads.
SOFAS OF ALL KINDS. WORK-STANDs. HAT
RACKS, WASH-STANDS, Be
Spring seat, Cain bottom, and ParIor Chairs;
And comIuon and other Chairs
OOKIN GLAS SEES
OF every description on hand, and new glasses fer
cid irames which will be pU. IL IN very
reasonable terms, On snort notice.
tie ase keeps hand. or furnishes to order Hair
Corn-hUsk, Hair and Cotton top Mattresses
COPFINS, OF EVERY KIND,
Aaas TO order, and funerals attended with
heaTse. whenever desirable
Also, House painting done To order.
The above, and many other articles are furnished
to customers cheap for CASH or exchanged for an.
proved country produce. Cherry. Maple. Poplar,
Lin-wood and other Lumber suitable for the bust
ness. taken in exchange for furniture
Rem m ber the shop is Market street. Clear
held, and yearly opposite tho .'0id jew Store''
December 4 1897 JOHN GTEIICH.
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STATE & U. STATES DIRECTORY

This Post Office I'll do for Chest township
! VIII answer for Ferguson township
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A GooD FARMER.-A good farmer wears
thick boots. and has thick wallet his but
tons are horn, but his word is gold his
bills are short, his horses fat and his fences
strong. He does not chatter with a tax
assessor, nor send away hungry man.
When he travels he finds his credit has run
before him.
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OFFICERS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
GoEernor, John " Geary Cumberland
Gee ot Com. Frank Jordan Bedford
Dep Secretary, J. NJ Weaklev.
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Surveyor ten J. VI. Campbell, Cambria.
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OFFICERS OF THE UNITED STATES.
r'es'dent, Ulysses 5. Grant Illinois
ice President Schuyler Colfax. Indiana
Sec. SSec. Of state, Hamilton Fish New York.
Sec. OF Ireasy, Geo s Boutwell, Massachusetts
S SSeo OF War, Vim W. Belknap, Iowa.
zee OF Navy Geo. NJ. Robson New Jer.av
oci OF Interior Jacob D. Cox Ohio
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maine Samuel Nelson, of New YnrI 6ariS 10 Oh
VS. ot Illinois Noah II Swayue nr Obi S,iu "a
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