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One Touch Of Nature.

There are certain profound and nor
NAL elements in human nature, which
become crystalized in poetry or fable,
and are thus found, in slightly differ
ing shape, scattered through all peri
ods of history and all strata Of society.
Every one has heard of Sir Philip
Sydney refusing the draught of fair-wa-
ter in favor Of wounded soldier, and
within few days we have heard the
story of a dying naval commander
who, in the midst of his agony, thought
to send an order for blanket to
seaman in place Of the one hastily
snatched for his pillow of pain. The
following extract. from the Courier
du Bas Rhin (through the medium of
its American name-sake), gives the
same theme in new but very touch
ing shape. 1t does not greatly con-
cern us to inquire into the historical
accuracy of this or of its companion
anecdotes. The Italians have a pro-
verb, Sc non zero ben trovdto, which
might be freely translated: "If it is
not true it deserves to be-" So with
the present extract, the beauty and es-
sential truth of the sentiment may well
close our eyes to the investigation of
its merely literal verisimilitude. 1t
would be unkind as well as unphiloso-
phic to question that such incidents
may have happened, and probably still
happen, whether at Metz in the year of
grace 1880 or no. Neither is its pub
lication open to the charge of F F-anco-
mania. Tros TyrittSve; the feeling in
volved is humanitarian, not local, and
will awake responsive throb under
the blue tunic of the Landpehrmann
as under the green frock of the chasseur
d A.frique. But to the story.
"On the 9Th of October the chloro-
form began to give out at Metz. A
few local druggists had tried to make
it; but the product was not fit for use,
and the real article was scarce. At
the temporary hospital of the polygon
oeubt, where was on duty, We had
hardly litre and half left. AS we
did not known how long the siege might
yet last, it was our urgent duty to be
sparing with it. On the morning after
the fight, at Ladonchamps, there was a
terrible influx of wounded, and we had
our hands full
"a chasseur of the guard is brought
into the operating room, with his hand
badly shattered. 1t is found necessary
to take off the bone to which the little
finger is attacbed-the fifth metacar-
pal. The man comes IN on foot, still
holding fast his gun, which he carries
slung over his back.
well, my good friend. we shall have
to have a bit of an operation
i know it, major that's what I'm
here for
Would you like to be made insensi-
blep
oh, dear, yes. I've suffered so much
all night that l don't think l could
stand it,
Are you particular about it
Why, is it very scarce now-that
stuff that puts you to sleepG'
we have scarcely any left
The chasseur reflected a moment in
silence, then, suddenly
We'll, keep it for those who have
lost legs or arms but be quick
He put his poor blue cravat, still
bloody, in his mouth, lay down, and
held out his hand.
The operation over
Did it hurt you muchY
| Yes, Dut what can you dor we
poor fellows must help one another ="
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John x. Hallock,

A TTORNEY AT LAW and Solicitor OF
"A Patents, No. 565 French street, (opposite
Reed House) Erie. Pa. VIII practice in
tho several State Courts and the United
States Courts. Special attention given to
solicitir. patents for Inventors infringe
ments, reissue and extension of patents
carefully attended to. References: Hon.
James Campbell, Clarion; Hon. John s.
McCalmont, Franklin; II. l.. Il A. b.
Richmond, Meadville; w. Z. Lathy. I'll
.uilesta. 27
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Tint Sons & Co.'S

NEW ENGINES. The undersigned have
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above Engine. Messrs. Till Sons Il Co.
are now sending TO this market their ~
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Boiler peculiarly adapted to deep wells.
OFFICES at Duncan & Chalfant's, dealers
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next door to Chase House, Pleasantville,
and at Mansion House, Titusville.
II. X. BRETT & son, Agents.
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National Hotel,

VRvINEToN, PA. w. A. Hallenback,
Proprietor. This hotel is NEW, and is
.ow open as a first class house, situate at
neiunction of the Oil Creek Il Allegheny
Rivcr and Philadelphia h Erie Railroads,
pposite the Depot. Parties having to lay
yer trains will find this the most conven-
ent hotel in town, with iirst-class accom-
nIodstions and reasonable charges. IT,
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DR.. j. L. Acomb,

physician AND SURGEON, who has
u had fifteen years experience in large
and successful practice, will attend all
Professional Calls. Office in his Drug and
Grocery Store, located in Tidioute, near
Tidioute House.
IN HIS STORE WILL BE FOUND
A fun assortment of Medicines, Liquors
Tobacco, Cigars, Stationery, Glass, Paints,
Oils, Cutlery, and fine Groceries, all of the
best quality, and will be sold at reasonable
rates.
ii. II. BURGESS, an experienced Drug
6ist from New York, has charge of the
store. prescriptions put up accurately.
IT,
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Exchange Hotel,

T OVER TIDIOUTE, Pa, ID. s. RAMS
~ DBEL 4 Son Props. This house having
been refited Is now the most desirable stop
ping place in Tidioute. A good Billiard
Room attached. Ally
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Syracuse House,

TlDIOUTF, PA, J. & d MAGEE, Propie-
Il tors. The house has been thoroughly
retltted and il now in the first-class order,
with the best of accommodations. Any
Information concerning Oil Territory at
this point will bo cheerfully furnished.
-ly J. sd. MAGEE,
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los. Y. Saul,

DRACTICAL Harness Maker and Sad
dler. Three doors north of Holmes
House, Tionesta, Pa. All work is war
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N. b. Smiley,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Petroleum Cen
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Courts of Forest County. 35-ly
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The operation over
Did it hurt you muchY
Yes, out what can you dor we
poor fellows must help one another. :"
The Aldine, for February.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-15
RIVER NEWS.
PORT LIST.

ARRIVED.
Steamer 4. Baker, Cape Girardeau.
II. s. Turncr, New Orleans.
Illinois, Columbu-.
DEPARTED.
Steamer. Falls Pilot, Dog Tooth.
Silver Bow, Nicksburg.
Belfast. New Orleans.
a. Baker, Cape Girardcou.
H. 5. Turner, St. LOUIS.
Illinois, Columbus.
Glencoe. New Orleans.
Last night the river at this point was on
a stand. Iii, now 80 feet 10! inches be-
low high water mark Of 1867" just think
of that The Mi,.issippiis getting lower
and lower every day and in Il short time
st, Louis will share the same fate that
Louisville has, that i, having navigation
from the south by water cutoff.
Business on the landing was on the
quiet order The arrivals were very
limited, owing probably to the high wind
that prevailed during the day.
The A. Baker came down from Cape
Girardcau and returned during the fore
noon to the same port.
After the Virginia had struck the snag
that caused her to sink, Mr.. Len Miller,
the first clerk returned to the Office to try
to save the money and papers of The
boat, and while going upon the hurricane
roof he was knocked down by some per-
son, supposed to be deck passenger, whC
intended to rob him, but was foiled in the
attempt. Mr.. Miller was thrown into tho
water and barely escaped drowning.
The Belfast cleared for New Orleans
with good trip Of freight and passengers
The Falls Pilot took some coal flats VI
to the Belle Lee yesterday morning, where
they will be sunk under her so as to en-
able her to get out. She has been kripo't
all the way down,
The Glencoe departed for New Orlean
with splendid trip of freight and gooa
ly number of passengers.
Mr.. Wood Maln, at one time receiving
clerk on Phillips wharfboat, is lying dan
gerously sick at his home in Brandon
burg, Ky, with consumption, and is no
expected TO live.
J At late hour last night the Jane
Fisk had not arrived--detained by tn
high wind.
The Memphis Aralanche, Of Wednesday
says: "On Sunday last as the Herr.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-15
FROM OTTAWA.
THE GRAND LODGE or ODD-fELLows-
HELP FOR THE CHICAGO sUFFERERs--
ELECTION OF OFFICERS

THE GRAND LODGE or oDD-FELLows-
HELP FOR THE CHICAGO sUFFERERs--
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
OTTAWA, ltL., october II, ISL.
Editor Cairo Buiietin:
But little business of importance was
transacted in the Grand Lodge to-day, cx-
cepting the appropriation of two thousand
dollars for the relief of our brethren and
their families in Chicago, the money to be
paid at once.
"A committee, consisting of Past Grand
Master, J. Ward Ellis, Past Grand Repre-
sentative, John p. Rogers NOW judge of
the circuit court of Cook county and Il. b.
Sherman, was appointed on the part Of our
order to receive and dispose of all dona-
tions received from our brethren in the va
rious parts of the United States, intended
for our suffering friends in Chicago.
A telegram was received to-day from
the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of
Ohio expressing sympathy for our Chi
cago brethren, and stating that meeting
Of all the lodges of Columbus and vicinity
would be called together to devise means
TO assist in their relief
A dispatch was also received from the
Grand Encampment of New Hampshire,
stating that that body had donated two
hundred dollars for the same purpose
Similar dispatches were received from a
number Of other places, stating that appro.
prations had been made for the Odd Eel.
lows of Chicago.
A resolution was adopted by the GRAND
Lodge to-day instructing the representa-.
tives Of the various lodges in this body
upon their return home, to use ever!
means in their power to solicit subscrip
tions from the members Of the order fol
the relief Of the victims Of the great ca
lamity
A dispatch from the Grand Master o
the Grand Lodge of the United States
asking in what manner they can best as
sist in relieving the members of the orde
in Chicago, has just been received
The following officers have been electe,
to serve for the ensuing year
John c. Smith, of Galena, Grand Ma.
ter; Samuel Flagler, Of Carbondal,
Deputy Grand Master; James ii. Miller
of Danvillc Grand Warden j. G. Nasor
of Peoria, Grand Secretary a. 5. Barry
of Ottawa, Grand Treasurer Theodore i
Needles Of Nashville Grand Represents
tive. F. Boss
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THE BULLETIN.
Published every morning, Monday ex.
cepted.
BREVITlES.

The letter list appears in another coli
Wnu Til, morning.
The blessed rain of yesterday even
ing was q bully good thing.
What i, Braunschweiger Go TO
Scheels hall this afternoon and ascertain.
Those French Cherries, in syrup, so
popular with connoiseurs are sold by Jor
gcnscn. If
Judge Bros. returned from Ottawa
yesterday, where he has been attending the
session of tho Grand Lodge Of Odd Eel.
| lows,
--Ecv. Fred. l.. Thomson will preach
at the Methodist church this morning
and, his health permitting, also in the
evening.
Go to Jorgensen's for imported Dun
dee orange narmnlade, the celebrated
London crystal vinegar, in quarts, and
choice Genoese figs. If
The remains ofThoma, Kennedy, who
committed suicide some time ago ia the
woods above Cairo were sent by express to
his parents in Pennsylvania, yesterday
Charlie Williams, white man, was
arrested by Shechan and Holmes, on a
c'af5e Of being drunk and disorderly
" "i.e drunk he attempted 10 break into q
house on Fourth street.
w Where are you gong? To the place
number %, Ohio levec where they keey
the best fresh oysters fish and game, anG
m the finest wines, liquors and cigars to b,
" toNhd III the city. Open at all hours, day
or night IL p,prs
m -Nickwire and Boyle distributed $500
among their workmcn ON the Southern
Normal University last week. Tn
- Carbondalc correspondent Of the Jonesbr
Ha-'tte says he heard Of none who refuse
u receive their stamps.
We are informed by Judge Bros
ar. F's'deht agent Of the Illinois Mutual Ii
slfahce company, that, notwithstandin
3D. the heayy Losses sustained by the Chicsl
~ IRE, 1t l. all right. All losses are being az
Ju'ted and paid as fast as possible.
~ 1t having been announced that 4
Or Rev. Fred II. Wines Of Springfield, wou
, preach IN the Presbyterian church to-da
We ure requested to state that, owing
- pressing duties in Chicago, he will be u
s0le to fulfil his engagement There W
zee oe no services in the church to-day.
ihe most popular shoe shop in TO,
now oN -o'n street opposite the court no,
f"' MOTEL where WIN. Ehlers manufac,u
boots and shoes for his customers ,varro
cd to be Of the best French CALF hin
morocco, and which he guanra,se. :" q
n. entire satisfaction. Call on him and !,
-. will know how it is yourself
There will be grand sacred concey
49, John Scheels Washington hall, this Is
item. day afternoon, at o'clock, on which
i ana casion will be spread fine lunch fol
friends and patrons, consisting Of fresh
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OUR CHI RICHES.

RE-BYrEEiAN-Elg u'h's'r''i.
p-.,.bus sabbath ~ l1's q. v., and ~ p N.
p,,,,r me, 9 nr. "Wednesday ~ 2. p. "
.,,J,y s.a,olarv. J.H Lsn.den, super.
.,,.,5op,. Rev C.. II. Foorr, Faster.
urrHop,.r-cuf. Eighth and walnut sts.
p,,.,b.as. sabbath o.. =. ", and 7r.s.
eru,et.rg. "wednesday, 7i.r.N
sr,t,y s,h5s. 8rv l.. ". stilsell, Super.
accident. Rev. :. /. THOMPSON. Pastor.
an RcH OF TIE acknowledgement
Morning prayers, sabbath ln'4 AN.
Even % prayer "a rN
Rev. Mn. CoAS, Rector.
Washington Avenue.
Public service, sabbath ~ AMI lois ~
Nespers 3rN.
Sunday school,, Pm.
Service every day, SIN.
Rov. P.t. O'HALLoR.S, Priest.
CHRISTIAN gh,csnlh street.
sabbath school gl a ", sabbath.
Preaching, -abhathloa \. NJ, and "a Pm
Rev FRIEND, Pastor
MISSION SUNDAY sCHOOL-ln the Christian
Csurch. Eighteenth Street. sabbath senool
I'm. g.....io,,
j. IS kllbs 7Alfl lllN'llA'hF'
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssOClATlON-keg
ular meeting second Monday each month at tie
PRAYER room q the Presbyterian Church
Weekly Prayer meeting Friday "a ,. NJ, al
the PRAYER room Of the Presbyterian church.
G. P,G.UNs, President.
and Cedar.
Servic.s, sabbath, II ~.
sunday school, ~ P.A.
C.ass3P.N.
Preaching, ~ Pm. Rev. WIN. Jackson Paste
SECOND FREE-wILL BAPII>T-Fif,cenih 81.
between Walnut and Cedar.
ServIces sabbath. ~ ami 3 Pc ".
Rev. v. RIcks, Pastor.
REE.wILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION FUN
DAY sCHUOl.-Corner wanu, and Cedar SITS.
Sunday school, o A.. VI
FlR-T FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH-Cur-
~ Barracks.
Services sabbath II 4. NJ, . ,. n. and "a ?. N.
Rev. vs.. KELLEY, Pastor.
fIR>T MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH-Bet.
Wepu 10Th and llth streets, near Cedar.
Preaching Sabbath lpia \. NJ, and "a P.A
PRAYER Meeting Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
SaobAth noyl, ~ ?. n. John Van Baxter and
mary stephens uperlntendents.
Rev. r j. SHORES, Paste
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ANNOUNCER EMIT.


To N, roiers n the counties d Goliath, Saline, Hdr.
din Pope johnson nassac, Union and Aisrandcr
comprising the FIRST Senatorial District Of Ninvr.
FsLLow LiIizsNs THE object Of this circular
is to announce to you that ! sm a candidate for
the state senate, to I'll the vacancy occasioned 10y
the untmey death Of Senator Simeon X. Gibson,
subject hosever to the decision OF the Demo-
cratic Senatorial Convention, should one be he'd
Pressing duties revolving upon me, from this
time until the election which occurs on the eth
Of November next, render 1t impossible for me
TO car vass the distinct, hence take this means of
making my can 'idacy generally known. Should
be the choice of my fellow citizens for the
place seek | shall endeayor to make an homer
able faithful and work. ing representative, seek
IN all things the Advancement and prosperity OF
the people through the enactment OF wholesome
and beuefcent laws.
am Respect ully.
wM. @. BOWMAN,
shawnee,own, Ills Oct. 6, 1871.
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STON ES.

We have just received a large stock
Of heating stoves for either coal or
wood or both, suitable for office, halls par
Tors or dining rooms. We ,oaL duplicate
any Cincinnati, EcdnscilLe or 81. Louis
retail prtce list for eher cooking or heat
ing stores. Orders by mail will receive
our prompt attention.
BEERwAgT, ORTIZ & Co,
No. l3G Commercial avenue.
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For the twentyfour hours ending at 10
o'clock T. NJ. Oct. l4th; Il. b. Mulett,
Louisville, Ky; Jno. McTighr, Pinkny-
vile, Ill. j. w. Rutledge Dayton, Ohio
Ed X Barker, st. Loui. Daneel Ragon,
Memphis Tenn; Capt. Cole Boren, St.
Louis ID. X. Mason, and lady, Logan Co.
KY j. 5. Smith, Logan Co. Ky; Mrs.
d. G. Dalton, Ballard Ky. Alex. +. Sith-
ig, Chicago, H. j. X. Terrell, omro,
Wis. Sam. b. Laughlin, Evansville, Ind.
John f. Wheeler, Chicago, H.. George
Burns, City, James Smiley, Ballard &c.
KY. r. 5. Herr, Ballard Co. KY. Henry
Hunsaker, Dog Tooth H.. John Gates,
City,, j NJ. Bolen, Smithland Ky.
A brace of thieves entered the iewelry
store Of Herman Willer, on Commercial
avenue, about ten o'clock last night and
asked to be shown some watches and rings.
While one Of them, fellow by the name
Arnold, was examining the rings, the 9TH
er, calling himself johnson, appro.
priatcd one of the watches. As
they passed oit Willer demanded
his watch. when johnson drew
a revolver and fred it off, intimatinglt
| Willer had better not follow them. The
| shot attracted the attention Of officers
Robertson and Martin, who, after a short
search, succeeded in capturing the thieves
in saloon near the postotiice, and lodged
them in the calaboose. They will have a
hearing before Bross tomorrow
In the Hearth and Home, Of Septem-
Der 23d, we find the following: There
are many leglcss and armless soldiers of
our late war who remember Miss Mary SAT-
ford with gratitude. Her labUrs in the
hospitals Of the nation, undertaken a a
matter of love and charity, served to make
the little woman, whose soul is so much
| bigger than her body, a more than or
dinarily skilled surgeon; and her chosen
life-work might have been hopefully be.
gun when she was graduated. But with
her the work was one which demanded the
fullest possible measure Of skill, and ac-
cordingly she has devoted the years which
have come and gone since the close Of the
war to the study of her profession in the
great hospitals Of Europe. We nov learn
that she Is expected in New York at an
early day, and that when she shall come
she will devote herself to the Establishment,
Of the great womans hospital, to founc
which has been her cherished purpose dur
ing all these years, Mis- Stafford family
is both wealthy and infuential-onc Of hel
brothers being governor Of Arizona, anC
another leading banker in Cairo, Illinois
and she will be able to enlist, in behalf o
her charity, such influence as will make
its success an assured one
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-15

DR.. Rattinger- Fe yer Drops have cured
cases of fever and az nc of two years STAN
ding which resisted all other treatment
these Drops never fni when taken as di-
rected and no person need have The fever
second time whore there Drops can be
obtained. octl2dawlw
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ON MARRIAGE

Happy relief for young men from the effects Of
errors and abuses IN early lie. Manhood re.
stored, Nervous debility cured. Inpediments
to marriage removed. New method of treat.
ment New and remarkable remedies. Books
and circulars sent free, IN sealed envelopes Adj
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, NJ. 2 South
Ninth ST., Philadelphia Pa. ocl4dAstf
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NEW BARBER SHOP,

George, the barber lately with Theobad and
Eschb 'ch, has opened a Me- BARBER SHOP, on
Commercial avenue, between II and 18th streets
for the accommodation OF ladies and gentle men
o. the upper part OF the city. He invites all his
ia md new trends to visit his shop, and as
SUE them polite attention and unequalrd work,
either IN. HAIR curling, cutting, shaving or sham
poOlug Ocl2 mi
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For SALE OR EXcHANGE FOR CAIRO
PRopEITY,-I ha We ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY acres of frst-class unimproved
land in johnson co unity, which l will sell
on reasonable term 5, or exchange for Cairo
city property. 4. H. fopE'
q In
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GREAT WATER ROUTE

The New orleans Elevator all right. Storage
2 Gems per bushe for 90 days. No commission
for shipping, Plenty Of shIps for liverpool at
It'd bushel OF 90 pounds for New York or Boston
l2cts
New Orleans, october 10, 1871.
orlidly L. j. UIGBE. Prsst
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For good photographs, porcelain pic
tu res, or old pictures to be copied, call on
Thomas, No. l24 Commercial avenue. lie
& good workman. Give him trial.
sentl5tf
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.-Interesting work
numerous cngravings, 224 pages. Price
So cents. Address DR.. Butts Dispcnsary
n o. IL North Eighth Street, St. Louis
Mo See Advertisement. If
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JOB PRINTING.

The undersigned, prCprletors of the DAM al
WEEKLY BULLETS, lave Just received an assor
ment oI the latest styles of Job Printing type
and have now ono of the most complete Job ctiic
in The south and West. They flalter thcms ly
that they possess facilities for turning o
promptly, m the best style OF the Art, all w,oI
entrusted 10 them, from The smallest card
label TO the mammoth poster, aud n pic
which leave with our business men no good e
u Sc for sending their work % II. Louis, Clnci
Chicago, JNp, H. pDEkLS ~
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

The counties corposin the fret senatorial avs
triot. are ronrc.tei 10 D. nd delegates to CON
vsnt on to l.. h,l5ep I, ctrorol.., On the 2lst
day ofortober instant. the P,rrosco Of nomi-
mailing Democ ate can .dH' for t'l' dI-iT''''
to Gil the vacancy osoa.oaed hy the death OF Hon'
;. X. Gibson.
Accord ng to the basis OF representation adopted
,ho ,c,,lr,i counties Will hc entitled to the FOL
loving number 81 dclcgt'esi
Al Xanicr ''''''''''''''
Gall
John '''''''''
Massau
POpc........
Ptllaz
saline
nj
SAMUEL p, WHEELER,
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For SALE.-A Grover X Baker sewing
machine, in perfe;t order and but little
used. Any one wishing to purchase may
make a good bargain by application at this
q flee II.
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FRESH OYsTERs.--l u m now receiving
daily, the celebrated &. s Maltby's IL, and
M. brand Of fresh oysters, which are unrl'
vailed, and for sale by the can or case on
the most reasonable terms, try them, al
ways warranted good and fresh.
If WIZ. WINTER.