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the City. Within the last twelve months our
job Work shows Q large increase, for which
We return our thanks, and ask II continuance
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nESIGNERS AND PLANMAKERS FOR FURNITURE
IL wantcd-None but first class need apply.
POTTER STYMUS MANUFACTURING CO.,
4lSt st. and Lexington n
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3 TUESDAY, NOvENBE
MATRIMONIAL.

A LADY or ABILITY AND PLEASING ADDRESS
N desires TO form the acauantanc OF an elderly gentle
man OF means with view 10 natriInonv. AddrcN ~ n
CERIrY. box 1877 herald Office.
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A STRANGER CANADIAN, AGED q, THOROUGH
N ly educated, rapid and neat penman, considerable
experience lawyers assistant desires situation
where honesty and energy are required best
Branch office.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

The Mcssrs. LEAvITT beg to announce that Mr.. Bel.
mont about TO leave for Europe, has instructed them to
sell by AUCTION his collection OF Fine Modern Paintings,
embracing examples by the following eminent artists -
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

N ACTIVE MANAGING MAN, OF 20 YEARS EX.
IA perence In management Of factories engage
thorough knowledge OF machinery, office routine and
CITY Post Office. = -'
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

TX SD AVA MONTHLY NURSE CAN BE EN-
- gagged Immediately; satisfactory references. Call
on address Mrs. HARPER.
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

yNANTED-A SITUATION AS WATCHMAN FOR A
W. mercantile house by who has had much ex-
perence and the highest testimonials. Address
b. j., box 1z2 Herald Uptown Branch office.
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OF CANAL ST.. IN sTORE.-A SCOTCH WOMAN
Q of many years experience a. monthly nurse ref
from leading physicians and families of this city,
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

LNEMALE CANvASSERs WANTED-TO SELL OUR
IL popular and fast selling Inventions Lady agents
can realize $40 per dav. Call on or address LAPERLE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, 50 Chambers st., New
The New York herald., 1872-11-03

1C7 WEST 23D ST., BETWEEN 9Th AND 7TH
1Cl avs.-A young girl to mind children. Call on
Monday.
The New York herald., 1872-10-11

GALVESTON, Oct. 10, 1872
Ne. IscsiDs sss Sass Sales S soss ss
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 10, 1872.
, Cotton @ In fair demand At lower rates. gosd oranary
sss ssss sy s':s ss s.Rs5 & ssssiTS %
ss'fs s.: ;;ss:;y "sss;
sss se';se .ss.S ssss ssss' sss sa: sas ? sssi %
ss as's s.:: :snasss EXPORT. sss.;@:! ID H. IS
1a.s sSfsa:o 81: " Wheat q I'll as san
ss dS s barley sSa 90
ss s.;S @ %s ssSsS'; ss%
ssns 81. .$s Ell sS;nP
oo5n aa asss sns ana saSe ea a s Of S
Balance Of market ' unchanged ''''
s0aS for amber Winter siS for while Winter, sloD for
SGPSs si u s1ss @ 0@ss
s saes M SaS Gs1s n % s ae saeS az h
so s SasSes Bay 9nnts 70 a!,fye S' SrI.
%S1 4ssG sn
&C. IN psiY 'Sa e. 70 vi
q 70 the Hudson s5 to New York. Railroad reghts.
si SisSa IS Wheat!
ley, 1895 900 feet lumber Shipments by canal-S9 0O
bushels barley, ], ,2S2. 0O0 feet OF lumber.
CHICAGO, Oct 10, 1872
Flour steady; extra Spring SO 80 81 CO. Wheat active
and higher; No. spring, 81 %; No. Spring, 81 1884
spot or October 81 II November No Spring 81 O5; re-
jeSted, aoc Corn active and higher No. mixed s7c.
aac November; rejected s01c.; No. 2, ahoat, ss1&c
Oats steady; No at 2l2c 2ac, according to date
unshanged No Eat 5lHc Barley zdria; No. Fall, sac.
on wheat Kcceipts6OOO bbs -four 10000 bushels wheat
1853 900 do corn 900 do oats 1000 do rye, 5000 do bar
1900 do corn, 900 do OATS l0O do rye, 1000 do.
barley.
The New York herald., 1872-10-11

Final Session OF the American Associn-
tion Yesterday mt tho Kings County
Inebrtatees Home.

Final Session OF the American Associn-
tiOn Yesterday mt the Kings County
Inebriates' Home.
The American Association for the Cure OF Inebr-
ates held its final annual session yesterday at the
Kings County Inebriates Home, situated OF the
Riverside road In North Fort Hamilton. The follow
Ing members OF the association were present:-Dr.
Joseph Parish, Of Philadelphia assisted by DR.. D.
g. Dodge, OF Binghamton; Dr. Bur, OF
Binghamton Theodore L. Mason, consult
ing physician; DR.. Lewis d. Mason, attend
ant physician; Rev. J. Willet, superintendent; Mi.
william M. Thomas, OF Br00klyn; DR.. Paul ID. Mar
mon, OF Kingsburg, N Y; Dr. Murphy. OF Philadel-
phia, and commissioners Ferguson and Prentice.
The formal opening Of the meeting took place about
halfpast eleven O'clock A. NJ. DR.. Theodore l..
Mason, presiding as chairman, read written decla-
ration explanatory OF the use and value OF the
institution, and proving that inebriety was a
crime, which eventually eliminated in disease
and frequently in insanity. DR.. Lewis ID Mason
read statement proving that sleep was the lie
OF the inebriate and showed that bromide OF
camphor was more powerful In producing s.eep
than bromide OF potassium, and served as q recon-
mendable cure for delirium tremens. DR.. Harris
and Dr. Willard Parker were appointed as CON-
sioners Of corrections and charities OF these i'm
portant facts After the transaction OF some
further business the meeting was brought to
close, and adjourned until the first Tuesday OF
October, 1873. Before leaving all went through the
institution, and expressed themselves pleased with
its construction and adaptation 70 the objects In
view.
The New York herald., 1872-10-11

~ ea' & day, II pot improbable. Secretary Bout
wen mas announced In semi-oficial way that he
v.ould do nothing toward refunding the debt until
after the November election; but his promise to
that effect win hardly prevent new call OF bonds
for redemption, especially as he has no other
means Of getting bonds for the Sinking Fund. The
following were the closing quotations United
States currency skies, 1l2 112h; 40. do, 1881,
registered, ll4X l14h; do. do, coupon, 11ok q
li6h; do. fve-twenties, registered May and
November, 11lA 1924; do do, 1852, coupon, DO,
l163S 1lta1; do. do, 1884, do. do, 1861 1854
do. do, 1886, do. do, 1l5N 116H; do do, 1857,
registered, January and July, 114H 1l4ss; do.
DO, 1885, coupon do, 1l4's 1141s; do. do 1867
do DO, Hay HAS; do. do, 1868, do DO, 1l4,S
114A; do. ten-forties, registered, 10S 10s4; do.
do, coupon, 1os 1oSA; do. nyes OF 1881, regis
tered, lloA q 11Oz; do. do, coupon, 1104 q l1oA.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
The New York herald., 1872-10-11
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNDoM Oct l0-5 30 p. NJ
Consos closed at 2k for money for the account
forues S8; new fves S9X. Erie Railway 3916S.
PARIS BoURsE.-PARIs, Oct lG-French renies s3f l2c
LIVERPOOL CorroN MARKEr-LIvFRPooL, Oct l0-5 30 p.
M.-Cotton closed quiet and steady middng uplands,
9Ad 97<d. middlng Orleans lOd l0sd The sales OF
the day IL bales including O for export and
speculation Sales Of mddlng uplands At sayannai or
lands for December At 91d.
LIvERPOOL BREADsrUrrs MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Oct. 10
l.3O p. M.-The market Is quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL Provisions MARKET.-LIvERPo0L, Oct 10
p. M.-Lard, sos. ID, per cwt
LONDON PRODUCE KMARKET-LONDoN, Oct l0-l SOP. NJ
Talow 4cs Cd per cwt Calcutta nseed, Gas. 3D.. Lin
seed oil, E35 los
PErRoLEUM MARxEr.-ANrwERr, Oct l0-Petroleum,
b31sf for standard white.
The New York herald., 1872-10-11
THE COURSE OF TIE MARKET


aper cent for carrying TO 1-64 for borrowing. The
operations Of the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lOwe:-
hoiu balances loSe,z 70
The sub-Treasury paid out $4,000 on account of
interest and $1,000 on account OF redeemed nye-
twenties.
The European steamer took out $4,000.
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government bond market was strong, as
result OF the several influences OF the rise gold,
the higher ruling Of sterling exchange and the ad
vance OF United States securities in London the
last fact being as above noted in curious contrast
TO the advance OF the Bank OF England discount
rate. The rise In gold naturally helped the gold.
bearing issues, and the higher rates for sterling
helped TO make market for our bonds on the
other side. The currency issues were strong with
the case in money, but hardly higher. Otherwise
the advance was more than equal TO that in gold
When we remember that the Treasury could buy
no nve-twenties under par in gold on Wednesday
iset
ANOTHER CALL OF BONDS
- the extent Of at least ten OF twenty millions, vt
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1894 So,665 60,049 s,402
$3.50 76,s7s s3s,O3l 6,763
ba,ll2 s0,977 458,s75 1862

tober H. 1859. ...s:....:. S210 ll7,7O4 l50667 sos
We quote -CuIa- Refining, Interior % common, &c.
prime sc: sT,SSssry: aIr e good PIE Pes:
8xc q 1896 molassee hhds and boxes, 7,sc a sszc.
meado lxc, sc. Havana-Boxes, Dutch standard
;ss is;.S Ss Sa SS,,S .f
dnng common 70 prime. SIC. 0ac. grocery, fair
choice Vsc, !0Hc. Brazil-Duch standard, Nos 5 10
H. zzc yAc. JAva-Dutch standard, Nos. 10 to H. 91c
SMc ManilaasuDerior and extra superior &c. Sssc:
were reported Of lbs arrive in November at
TALL0w was steady under fair demand. The sales
for choice. -
WHIsKEY--Recepts 4l0 bbls The market was dull and
In order to sell lower prices would have had 10 be ac
copied. Held nomiDalIy at xc.
The New York herald., 1872-10-11

NAVAL ,sicsi:ine market e; spirit, q sarpsniIns
comparatively light demand. Sales 325 bbls at 62hc,
l33 bbs at 6 CSC, 80 bbs at 63c and q bbs at &C.
ss m e ESn @ n. was In %Oa
private terms and les bbs Of 10 at 81 s2 q 65 Tar
and pitch remained quiet and prices unchanged
continued duh, but nomnally unchanged 26c was bid
for but holders demanded 264c, Crude in bulk
remained quiet and unchanged quoted at l3i4c for
prompt Cases were rm a. s 2 sc sa no O. sass
city. AT the Greek the market was Just shade easier;
o Tne market % 'pMS iHe
quiet unchanged. Refined held at 25sc for spot
PRovisloss: eipts-pork, g. bbls; beef q pack.
The market for mess pork was quiet and prices favored
the buyer We learn OF sales of 2O bbs buyers October,
al 4l4 D $50 bbs sellers November, at $4 90 The job
mand with prices fayoring buyers Sales 100 boxes long
and SHIRT clear November at exc 800 boxes do for
December and January, ct c boxes Of short clear
future delivery, private terms Dressed hogs
der good oeman1 were again higher; sales at SIC.
nc for extreme heavy to market pigs Beef sold only in
obbing and AZ unchanged prices. We quote Mess
and India do, sl7 So Beef hams were dull and
nominal at former prices Cut meats in fair
quest e, pcssd Sat the sales Mere
hams i5c: 6lsc do, shouluers, sac. gc. picked
hams, l2ac Ike; do shoulders, 7i4c nc. do bel
lies Sac SIC dry sated shoulders, teac a SIC.
scarcely 80 frm vet not quoabIy changed The sales
were about $50 tcrces including new at Tsc steam at
sac. assSc dhe higher price for choice brandt and
H nss ty 9r9 wss Sne% % and 4, nnsnHnsed
RiCK-1he market for Carolina a shade 6Tmcr hut
not Quotaby higher, Foreign was ouIet and steady.
The New York herald., 1872-10-11

The quotations based on cotton in Store running in
quality not more than half grade above or below the
grade quoted.
Flour AND GRAIN-Receipts-Four l0,90f bbls wheat
So bushels l do oats, 20 do meal
stS Ib!s and zoo bags barley 6oss bushels The flour
ruled steady under continued fair demand
for local and export The sales aggregate about
1850 bbls including all kinds ut prices within the range
mand al iu prices Sales 1000 bbls Of Western So IS
% 45 for fair s. 50 $3 for good and $3 30 for Brandy
The New York herald., 1872-10-11
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Oct 9-vIA KEY WEST Oct TO- 1872.
Exchange firmcr; United States. sixty days, eur
rency, AZ ~ premium short sight ~ premium;
on London, 30X 81 premium; Spanish gold, Is pre-
The New York herald., 1872-10-11

The wheat market active and about lc. better
for prime Spring the spot The sales foot up about
49, goo bushels, Including Nos Spring at 81 ~ 81 l3
Northwest No at "a 81 &c. No Chicago at 81 4s a
81 81 No. milwaukee, aux Spring at 81 os q So No. do.
at q 81 @ fair to choice while at 81 7s So 10
and rejected Spring at 81 80 81 49, Corn about i4c
&c. better, and moderately active at the Improvement
The sales sum up about 10000 bushels at e4c 64sc for
nnsound 6tc for Western yellow &C. Csc for do. white
The market closed a about 64c for sail mixed Oats
rmer but not quotably higher Sales about 8 900 bushels
at 36c ale for new black illinois, inferior to choce
4lc 4fc for new mixed, 45c 48c for old white, Mc.
eSc for choice old white state 4c for old No Chicago
arey remained QUIET held at ri IL 81 is ior Canada
and 9c 81 05 for Western; small sales at inside prices
Rye quiet; sales 1000 bushels new Western at Sac.
FRKIcnrs.-The market to-day has been dull and some
what weak still there was no perceptbe change In rates.
yet the bids for accommodation were generally under
those now current The charterng business was about
In the same condition The engagements ITO
Liverpool by sail 5000 bushels corn i0d load The
nominal rate by steam was I'D, standard bushel To
London, by sail aso bbls rosin on private terms The
TO Grecan poit, $500 cases Of refined petroleum, at
42lsc., or 10 Constantinople, Ac and IS grstuity.
MoLAssEs-The market continued in the same condi-
top ashitherto noced-quie and unchanged. Domestic
lt-lL
The New York herald., 1872-10-11
CLOSING PRIOES-A O'CLOCK P. n.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Was In Good Demand a-d Easy,
Receipts at tho Ports, IA ,s4s Bales-Fioor
6tcady-Whent and Corn Ffrmer-Oats
Firm--Sugar Activc-COnee Qufct-Pork
Easicr-Lnrd Wcnk-Pctroleum Dull
Naval stores Easy-Whiskcy N0EAfnal'
THURSDAY, Oct. l0-o p. N.
The markets remained quiet with few exceptions
to-day-values OF merchandise, which were affected
by the fluctuations or gold, not having become
adjusted to the low prices now ruling, and the
pause occasioned by the October elections not
having passed over. Still there was quite an active
movement in certain commodities, while there was
full confidence in o speedy revival Of business IN
other branches. The dry goods movement
continued slow, but there was nevertheless o
buoyant feeling and q confident expectation Of
increased business later on. On 'Change the move
ment in breadstuffs was more satisfactory, -four
being in good demand and steady while both
wheat and corn under Q good demand, both local
and speculative, ruled shade higher, and closed
firm, particularly for wheat There was quite .
brisk movement in cotton, both 'sp0t' and
"iuture." Prices were rather easier, yet not
quOtably lower. The bulk OF the spot sales were
for export. In the grocery market the only new
feature was more urgent demand for
sugar, and the market ruled very strong and
tended upward. Petroleum remained dull still there
was no apparent weakness on tho part OF houer put
bids were generally under the prices now current
Under offerings of spirits OF trpentlnc the market
ruled while for rOsin the demand was moderate
and prices unchanged yet the tendency In buyers
favor Whskey dull and nominal in the absence Of
transactions.
CoFFEE.-The market quiet but firm for ali descrip
ons particularly so for prime lots We have only
We quote Rio ordinary sarsoesM M 4c Rsc " fair 7a o.
f7a4c. gold per lb, 90 days; Maracaibo, l7c
Laguayra, l6c l7hc.; St. Domingo, lSc l4c; Java,
1870. u Wc, gold
CorroN market for spot cotton was fairly active,
but at prices slightly In favor OF buyers
siderable business consummated tor october and
November shipments free on board, at Savannah on
middling, lsac. per b. Freight, 4sd The transactions
deliveries were fair at about former prices The
The New York herald., 1872-10-11

For future delivery asis midding) the sales have
been iolows.-Sales evening alter three O'Clock
ostober 400 at ls sisc go a. 100 At is gsc M @ At
january M issc.; February, 100 at l9c. March, io6
at l9sc. Total, 1910 bales sales today up 70 three
SemSer sSo II ls'sc lSo Il sSc q SSS a. is
Der, 0 at ise, COO az ls 7l6c 400 at January,
bi6e s0S 9lac l at 70 sl6c eo At i9ac March 600
April, s 80 at % SIDE boo at 1c Total 1880 bales
Grand total 1000 bales. The receipts at the ports
Abs Mobile i212 sayahnSns Nj selS; 6harlsst9n. 7s7
York, sol Boston s. Total l4s4s bales This day last
week, ll,l6. This day last year, 94s7 Rates on cot
nres'-To LIVERPOOL BY steam, am, 7ed , nd; sail IA:
burg, by steam %d 70 bremen, BY steam, lhc gold
The New York herald., 1872-10-11
new YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER H. ls72-TRpLE SHEET

Tho saes wese about 20 tercss OF Carolina at n c,
bags Patna at TIC. 7<c. and 100 bugs Rangoon At
SUoAR.-There was considerable more demand for raw
today and prices were shade stronger yet not qu0nby
higher We learn saes OF IO6o hhds. at &c. 0sc 32
hhda at from 6<C &C., $40 boxes OF mOlasses at
&c., and ll2O boxes (dcscrption not glven) private
crmA Refined In fair request and without quofabie
change IN prlces Messra q. Amann Co. report the
stock, sales and receipts as Follows
Stock ascertained BY actual
count, including specua- -.
tom, October l. 1877. ...... H,76 6,l87 coos 3o0
Receipts since the LIST Of Oc-
t0ber. Observation-Disclosures. 1925 S,6o6
Total otal..................... 06A2 96Sl2 60Oi9 3tOI
Sales Ence the LIST Of Octo- m,
o,U5o io,"s 80
Stock this day, October TO- oo.s. no,o %,
N1.. .................. 1894 $1,000 U,ViS sfVl
Comparing with stock, Oc- l 1ro 90. -. .
t0ber H. 1871 ......,..... B.OU 76,57S S603l 6I63
Comparing with stock, o. -. ..u -.
tObcf Is. 1870 %, ,llZ 6v,V7 46tSIo WZ
Comparing with stock. Jc-
The New York herald., 1872-10-11

FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on BOND AND MORTGAGE
IA. in New York, Brooklyn and New Jersey Princ
pals only apply to SAMUEL s. WOOD Jr, l55 Broadway
The New York herald., 1872-10-11
Stock this day, October 10,

- AosS.'. ...ss...: $500.
Comparing with stock, Oc
t0ber IL, 1871. ........,......
Comparing with stock, Oc-
t0bcf Is, 1870. .,............
COMPARING with stock. Jc-
The New York herald., 1872-10-11

$1,000 Tenn 6's, old.
20O00 Tenn 6's, new.
20C0 s @ 6's, n, in h Jy
5000 Missouri G's. :.
1000 Long Dock BIDS. ;.
M0O Harlem LIST m....
5000 Pac II RS, gtd Mo.
1000 I'm Pac LIST m. u.
5000 UD Pac 7's, ] Y b.
1000 I'm Pac los, inc...
Zoo ct West LIST IN, 'SS
lU00 NJ Cenlst m, new
5000 &C 4 I @ lst 10. :.
1000 do. .,...."
1900 B, II 4 Z LIST. ;.
m u. h.. 80 u 4
The New York herald., 1872-10-11

$4,000 Tenn G's, new... Y;
1000 do. o............. 727
20O00 Va 6's, con. ...... bl
1000 NC 6's,is to NCRR 46
500 N G, fund act '66. 20
5000 NY rs, b ], r..... l07
1000 North Mo lst m. -. 20
1900 Bun, NY&Erie lm 80
1000 Bur, Ced Il An lst 9l]
1000 do. 49,. 9i1
5000 Union Pac 1st m. 67s
5000 @, G K ] G lst.... 86l
1000 Col, G, y 4 l lst m 103
8 shs Fourth Nat Blk Ill
200 Mar Min pf......... 81
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"How To Go West"

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FOREST COUNTY oFFIcKRs.

President .Jadcc-4W. p. JENKs.
Associate JIidges--J. =. PROPER, AN
DREW Cook.
Sheriff.. L. DAVIS.
District Attorney-W. w. Mason.
Trensurer-S. SETLEY.
P,'othonotdry, Register d Recorder, 6e.-
]. u. AaNEw.
Commissioners ELLIOTT, JACOB
MERctLLIoTT, r. d. COLLINS.
County SHpcriatcndent-S. +. RoHRER.
,Jury mmissionsrs-GEoRGE SfuatNs,
WIN PATTERSON.
County lYtrpeyor--S.D. IRWIN.
Coroner--JosfAU WtNANs.
tb,intV Audtors--EL1 HoLEMAN, WIN.
CLARK. T. II. Conn.
Member Of Congress 10Th DistT-iet--c. w.
ecoF1ELD
thsAetcbiy--J. d. Lawson.
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Chairman Co. Committee.


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PETIT JURORS.


Douglass Moore, Foreman.
Barnett-Jerry Carson, William
Hotel, John Greenwalt, Jos. Grier,
Alex. Tomlie, Jas. Patterson, Leonard
Fitzgerald.
Harmony-D. c. Clealand, G. E.
Landers, Geo. Kerr, Jacob Lackey, A..
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Jenks-H. S. Brockway.
Kingsley-Charies Barnard. A..
Elliott Robert Graham, John Whit
ten, l. Gibson, N. Arnold, C. J. John
soI.
Tnnesta John G. Huddleson, J..
Alio VIM. Widmer.
Tbnesta Bor.-B. w. Goodman,
Geo II. Haslest. Chas. Hinton, NJ.
Carpenter, Daniel Black.
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Jurors for February Term 1872.
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
john A. Dale, Foreman.
Harmony-Jessie Burchfield, Wm.
G. Neill, L. Siggins, l. C.. Siggins,
Ralph Pyle. Z. L. Walker.
Hickory-H. H. Stow, N. G. Ball,
w. Manross.
Barnett-S. Fitzgerald, P. fieasley,
j. Fitzgerald.
Kingsley-W. w. Thomas, s. Wei
ler, Hiram Osgood, John King.
Green-James Flynn, Roland Cobb
Tionessa-Solomon Biers, John
Walters.
Tionesta Bor.-J. j. Fisher, w. j
Roberts.
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The Best jeweIry House

Tn Northwestern Pennsylvania is SIT
uated on the corner of Water ana
ond Chestnut Streets, Meadville, Pa,
and is owned by NJ. P. jerks lie
has lust received large and superior
stoek Of Jewelry, which he has marx
ed down to the bottom figures, ana we
can conscientiously recommend this
house to our readers if they want any
thing in that line. The stock is yer,
extensive, and one cannot fail to sui
himself in anything in this line CIV
! Jenks a call when you go to Meadville
md vou will not regret it. " u
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Wanted.

A live and energetic party to
age an agency for the sale Of tn. =,
proved Grover q Baker Sewing =
chimes in Forest county. Liberal i'll
ducements to the right party will b
given. Address, Grover q Baker S
NJ. Co., 127 Wood Street, Pittsburgh
Pa. IL 2t