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The Surgeon : Pocket Book, being an Esssy on
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All the new Books, novelties In Stationery, fine
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Cartoon Portraits and Geographic Sketches Of en
OF the Day. Drawings by Frederick Wsddy 81 so
We have Just rect lived large assortment of Pray
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Poor Curtin" is the way they speak now
in Pennsylvania OF the famous "War-Gov-
ernor."
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NEW AND ELEGANT
Dress Goo d .

We rall the particular attention of our cust,msrs
and the public to our very elegant assortment OF
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS,
lust ope ned, com prising q splendid assortment Of
Plain Oloth-colored DRESS SILKS
kich Black Silks, of every grade,
Very Rich Striped and Plaid Black and Coored Vel.
vets for OverdIesses,
Embroidered Overdreeses,
Cloth colored Merinos and Cashmeres all qualities
and shades.
klegabt h nickeI booker and other Plaids in all
wool and Camels Hair fsbriiues, with m any other
new Dress Goods, and the most complete stock Of
LupiD MOI RN1NG GOODS, of the bast grades
ever offered in this market, and sill at New FORK
prices.
w. NJ. SINISTER BRO,
9I9 Pennsylvania avenue
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The obby English W orsted Overcoat,
Ain. as, formerly SO
A Handsome lily sian Beaver Overcost, siS front.
An Elegant Fur Beaver Overcast. silk front.
stJ lish English Kersey Overcoai.
,u...,s.. sls, formerly sls
mssn'ncent FUR Beaver 0yercost. Silk Frout,
A Splendid Fur Beaver Ovsrcoat, SIX Front," ."
,,. SO, formerly Sl2
An All wool CtinchiIIa,
%, for merry %
Fine English WCrsted Button. Straight Frock,
SIS. formerly $50
a ZINE Ent lish WOrsted Button, Straight Frock,
A genuine Moscow Beaver SUIT,
Gao, formerly SIS
n es ant Cas-. euit, View M arkst Style,
A Magnificent Cas-. Suit, St Bernard style
SIS, formerly So
a MODIFY Osss eutt, Lester Wallsck STYLE,
s.,.Lc Ct. els, formerly SIS
A 81, IisL Csss Suit. '' BIO
A Beavy Working Suit
es, formerly $40
And balance OF Stock in proportion. too numerous
YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTH
ING.
R-CALL EARLY TO AVOID THE RUSH.
A. STRAUS,
IO11 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
N.B-AII purchasers should bear in mind that
the above Goods are thoroughly shrunk, and male
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GRAND OPEN.LNGg
SECOND INSTALLMENT
Fall and Winter ClOthiag,

a GREAT REDUCTION OF FORMER
PRICES.
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MINORS Courf.

Theodore Gesler, lineal descendant
of the fellow of the same name, who
once had some little difficulty with n
fellow named Bill Bell, was before his
honor on charge of being lordly
drunk. The blue blood in his veins
boiled with Indignation when requested
to ante a few bills to carry on the re-
public, and he stubbornly refused. He
will devote few days of his fashion,
able and dissipated career toward beau
tifying the avenues and boulevards of
Dallas.
j. B. Roberts was charged with re-
fusing to pay a hack bill; but as the
prosecuting witness couldn't tell
whether Roberts engaged the hack or
not, and couldn't even tell whether
this was ls7I or 1915, his honor sent
Mr.. Roberts on his way rejoicing,
the usual tax.
Charles Brennan and Ed. Wallpool
will each work out about ten dollars on
the street fol getting drunk and disor-
Derby.
Maud Dunbar, one Of the fair, frail
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Growing Imuortnnce OF nallas.

We were yesterday shown by Mr.. w.
r. Harrison, manager of the mercan'
tile agency Of II. G. Dun Il Co., in
this city, Il copy of the reference book
published for them for European sub
scribers. This edition, unlike their
general reference book in use on this
continent, merely quotes the principal
cities Of the United States, amongst
which we felt much gratiiied to see
Dallas fully represented.
When an Institution of such magni-
tude SO conspicuously acknowledges
the stability of Dallas, who shall say
our city is not the future metropolis of
north Texas.
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Burgess Patent stone Cement.

Mr.. Jacob Gelger will commence, in
few days, to lay the above pavement
in front of the postollice building aud
the new building of Messrs. Clark, Bry-
ans ~ Blake, The pavement Is repre-
scented to he strong, durable, not sub
ject to deterioration by the action OF
heat OF frost, and extremely well adap-
ted for the construction Of sidewalks,
roadways, or cellar bottoms, or for
almost any purpose where natural
stone Of proper quality are expensive
and not easily procured. The stone
cement can be prepared in blocks OF
any size or form, as it is mixed in II
semi-liquid state.
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Easter.

Easter day is always the first sun
day after the full moon, which hap.
pens upon or next after the 2lst OF
March. This year the moon fulls IN
the 2lst of March, which also happens
to be Sunday. Therefore, Easter falls
on the following Sunday, the 2Sth OF
March. This is within six days of the
earliest period on which ii can occur.
The earliest possible date for the oc-
currence of Easter is the 22d of March,
and the latest the 25th of April. These
extreme limits are, however, seldom
reached. In 1861 and 1878 Easter fell
on the 22d of March, but this will not
happen again neither in this or the
following century. In 1913 it will fall
on the 23d of March. The latest
Casters in this century and the follow
ing will occur in 1856 and 1913, and on
the 25th of April.
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pal tabernacle, allof whom deprecated
the absence NJ rarenla from Sabbath
schools, and urged an increased inter
eel from those most directly interested,
The lack of parepis attending the
meeting was alsp noted aud pniN-
mented on, aud an earnest appeal
made 10 them 10 leud the enterprise
their sympathy and oouulenanoe by
their presence,
Sir, Reed, appointed 70 frame reao-
luliOns expressive NJ the sense pf lhe
meeting, reported tho fplloWing
Resolved THAT II Is ile feeling Ut
this convention thai in order ~ u bet
tor prosecution 0f the SUNDAY school
work, We need
1, a deeper aud more earnest dedl-
cation ~ the work Of teaching the bible
10 the young,
2. That We use lle best aud most ap-
proved methods lor this end, relying
on God aud ills promises lor the real
iaallOn VI our hopes nnd lnb0rH,
g. That huperlnlendenls ana teachers
earnestly prepare themselves iUr lle
work 10y diligent study 0l the bible
aud Of the best ways Of Allurlng tht
young 10 u study Of Gods word,
4, That public sentiment be formed
hY0rably % our cause by preparing
such articles for the press ~ ~ draw u
our support the best teachers ana slu
dents Of Gods word
q, That the pulpit urge the lmpor'
lance Of bible study for all ages pnd
classes Ut hearers, classifying The mid
dle-aged aud old, ~ well ~ tho young
into bible clahses
On motion, the report was ununl
mously adopted,
Mr.. Mccoy moved 10 take up ia,
question of "Mass meetings and thelI
Importance" aud discuss II.
Mr.. Williams favored It's postpone
ment aud night session,
The motion WIS put TO the meeting
aud carried,
The question was ably discussed by
several gentlemen, when tho meelInl
adjourned until Monday morning 1t {
o'clock.
The children viii hold n grand mas
convention tomorrow afternoon u
0 o'clock, when II IL hoped that all In
tcrcsled In the success Of this gred
work wlllald 1t, with their presence u
least.
The sessions Of Monday, fore anC
afternoon, should be attended by nj
parents who have an Interest In thi
matter and have the spiritual welfare
of their children at heart.
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Illn.eIr Amin.

rUp1u my No., alH nuda. tl0ltlI raurWl
A1arli lu AIuarFEInlh pfulNf WNnf
! D ha at rhHrsra 900 booking
Ana rninrHlu % scare nf iHNni lHlNlI
% study l4rlllDus ln NlufN iuG body
lAalli Richard lll.
But FIRST lll go 20 the Ross Place
80, l07 Mains street. lipllpnLeek a Nc
Collum'a aud look ai the new goods
the old man brought backs They Say
what they haven't gnL is no use lnoli'
ing lor and If you want q weddlne
coat or q shooting lacl,eb they can On
you, New goods, uew styles and falI
prices, Go and see them,
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mains Imprating,

In passing lbe Peoples market on
Lamar street one block north of lhe
poslonico, we saw as line beef mutton
and pork, al cou frdl 10 can bo found
IN the city, Tho proprietor Is aten'
llyeto ull, and Intends 10 keep lbe beet
on hand that the market affords, CAL
At the Peoples market Tor your meats
0f all kinds,
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CHEAP.

Il ann Offering TO the city
trade nay large am2 complete
stock Of fancy and staple gree
ceries. provisions aNd produce.
nj the very lowest prices, and
make "a speciality Of every
thing. free delivery 80 ac-
cOms.aOhate customers. Please
give wv "a trial.
Respectfully. gDS. MEN CZE1Es.
Grocer, Gi1 EEm street,
DaEiHN.
30jd3m
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We had the pleasure Ola cali yester-
day, from Frank a, Small, llsqr gen
opl agopt and correspondent Of lh.
daily and weekly Houston Age who II
on tour Of observation through north
eln Texas,
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WALL PAPER

and window Shades, the larg.
est. cheapest ases most OeagssI-
FIJI designs im tlse city. see
have the exclusive sale OF The
Philadelphia Rustic shade, the
only Rustic tijoi il gifted and
frosted: also ia plain celors.
cheaper and better than DiE
others. Z large stock Or waIl
paper Ofihc newest patterns.
PIERCE 81 T.XAE.
50S Main street.
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70 The City Subscribers Of Tho palls' Herald
Prem aud after this dale February
o, Is7hl, she connection ~ mr, H. ~
Neville, ~ agent for the ei's Aubserlp
lien Iist, ceases, aad Mr. Jesse w. WI
Iiamssn viii have charge 90 'he same,
hereafter Payments 20 him only VIII
be aekasw lodged by this oniee,
., W, swiNDILih,
Pspruary q, 1870, I.abiiSher,
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due vs., unless an order from The pub
Usher Is given
A certain man up town Keeps .
little brown jug near his elder barreli
and when he wants 10 DO the faif thing
by u customer, he mlngles some VI the
pOnienls NJ the aforesaid jlg with the
cider, lie made q mingle tho other
day for an old farmer, but got Ia q good
deaf Of benaine and very little cider
About 40 hour after drinking, tho
farmer was observed leaning against q
fence, and was heard 10 apllloqulzel
Us too eRrly1or sunstrokei aud too
late to freeze 10 death, aud ! guess US
q lpueh VI the ahakin pger-
Mr. Tom sale, formerly proprietor
of the Planters house, will leave Ia q
few days with his family aud u party
u friends for the Black Hills, The
party win travel with their avn teams
The route selected II through the In
dian nation, crossing the ArHansn'
and Platte rivers, into Colorado, thence
through Nebraska into Wyoming
Their supply point viii he Cheyenne
or Laramie CITY,
Attention h called IN The well dis
played advertisement Of MeHara' IT, NJ
Kahn n Brother, who aro now recely
Ing their new sprIng stock 0f cloihlng
Mr.. u, NJ, Kahn il well known In on
community M u man who knows villa
Is needed aud means what no says, Al
no asks II call aud examination o.
his goods,
We suggest 10 the voters Of th,
second ward tho name Of Il, +. Auns
paugh, Esq, m u candidate for alder
man, All Davis and H. T., Auns
pauQll M alderman Of the second ware
would be u ticket worthy OF the sup
port Of all citlzons who have the inter
esl Of the city NJ heart, II Mr.. Auns
paugh VIII consent 10 the use Of hl,
name for the position, ho viii be sup
ported by many friends.
The negro, Mansfield simmons
charged with robbing u federal Officer
Of II lot of clothes, aud who succeeded
IN making hla escape from the county
jail Friday morning was rocnpturcC
curly Saturday morning, There nov
remains but three Of the fuglllyes I,
recnpturc, which viii doubtless bC
done.
d, W. Monica, corner of Main ant
Market streets, has an advertisement
Of his billiard saloon In to.dNy's paper
TO which attention IL directed. A III
pcrh room, with the best Of tables, an,
choicest liquors ut the bar, are the nj
fractions that he Oilers to those VIII,
desire TO indulge IN II quiet game o
billiards,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Gin
clnnati just heard from, and Page |
elected, not mayor of Dallas, bu
boss of the boot, shoe and hat business
His clerks like to show goods, 80 jus
drop in and examine all the lates
styles,
The confirmation of Judge Norton
as postmaster of this city, was exter
sivcly discussed ON the streets yester
day. The Judge is still absent from til
city. Rumor hath it nj Washington
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surprise.
last evening closed the first session
OF Professor Georges dancing class, and
the occasion will long be remembered
by thos6 who were fortunate enough to
be present and participate in the res'
tivities.
Odd Follows hall was comfortably
filed with the assembled beauty and
gallantry Of Dallas, and to the sweet
and harmonious strains of II most cX'
cellent band of music, they whiled the
fleetIng hours away in the may
waltz In social conversation, and
delightful promenading, Professor
George seemed to be ubiquitous, and
did all to render the occasion n happy
and agreeable one to both his pupils
and his guests. The affair was most
elegant, and will be classed by those
present rs one of the most enjoyable
affairs of the season.
The affair was rendered the more
interesting by the presentation, during
the evening, ofan elegant gold hunting
case watch to the professor, by his
pupils, as agtestimonial of their esteem
The watch was purchased from Webb
and has artistically engraved upon the
outer case. the following inscription:
PROF. W. N. GEORGE
from the
Pupils of his Dancing School.
Dallas, Texas.
March 20, 1876.
Mr.. McCollum made the presenta-
ton in the following well-chosen re,
marks:
PROFESSOR GEORGE: AT the close OF
the term, it becomes my pleasant duty
on behalf of the young ladies and gen
tlemen composing your class, to pre-
sent you with this slight testimonial OF
our regard for your qualities as gen.
tleman, and our appreciation oi your
merits as teacher. We beg you 60
accept it as Il token of friendship, and
the shining metal of which it is com
posed will be an mblem of that rela-
ton which in all ages men have held. To
be purer than refined gold. Wear it, sir,
not for its intrinsic worth, but on ac-
count of the spirit which prompted its
bestowal; and when the slow operation
of the years to come shall have sepe-
rated us far and wide, if our intercourse
has been rs pleasant to you as it has
been agreeable to us, it will recall to
your mind the faces of old friends and
some of the happy scenes of long ago.
Prof. George, in accepting the gift,
replied as follows:
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Il need
not assure you that | am deeply sensi-
BILE of the honor you have paid me,
nor that my surprise is only equalled
by my qualification. Words fail me to
express my thanks for so beautiful and
costly a gift. Its donors shall ever be
cherished in my memory, and the oc-
casion referred to as one of the hap
piest moments of my life. However
unworthy | may deem myself of so
magnificent present, / accept it with
thanks, and the assurance that it shall
ever be held DEAR as well as the men,
ory of the donors, long afteryears have
separated me from the present happy
scene.
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doves donated three dollars aud casts
lnr behaving on the sheets ina man
ner contrary 10 lhe 0rdinapceso Of lhe
clly made aud provided lor 10 sueh
eases.
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rugDAILy HERALD

VIII be faund oa sale by The news
boys on all trains Of the TexnA ana
ana paeiae railway, a.m ~ she follow
lag news stands IL ,he city, visit w. ~
Praahiin a CO., b0i main street I H. j.
star, Lamar street Pierce a Lyle no'
Main street. aud H. mefihare, Lamar
alsasf.
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ron SALE,

MY residence, eeFasE Pacific avenue
asa Houston streets, embracing hnii y
bIsek 81 ground, with a we'll hnis''s''
sae.slsFy and base'neni reeiseeneFe's
buiiaias, aaa all necessary on''b"i'H'
Tags, etc. Aa early applicant mAy 80
suFs y bargain
ssO. W, swINDRLis,
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Howard W, Peak, Esd, al forl Welllli u
Az authorised travelling agent el lhe palih'
Herald, from this dale nnlli lnrlhef nplpe'
!, W, swiNpEllis'
December 10, lNi,
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O5ta alced O. Laiir1p's for
wall lHper, mHni..a, afoeffH
aud lguggims pHp.r Hihtf
eip,aLH
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bracelets Of many varieties
towel raeigs, natrh Boxes ele :
ut IfaIAiin'a LgpA store hvl
1tAIa HigCet,
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f0rlnHaf nrfh ut fHff1t styles HNi liff
Hrilais aud fiF --latest inipfHt rNirNih
hDufUf diTrrlA ifun iHr liHhN'HN,
guF.rs HHh hHii 80 BE- hHitii pfnnfi ~
ltfLu q AtIHiiVF'7 titph Store HpN
MHiA street
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IGID GLOVES.

1000 dOXcn EAid Gloves Just
received. 1--WE patr for one ;lOs-
lRr az the Dollar store.
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W +, LYTE n co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave 10 call the attention
of persons wishing 10 purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards IN and outside OF
their Office, under the respective heads Of
"lmproved city Property "Nucrnt city
Lots" Farms" and "unlmproycd and
Wnd Lands, embracing business houses and
vacant lots IN the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and n number Of
very desirable residences situated In every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides q number of Cirmsof various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within five miles of the
city OF Dallas, 2Gidlm
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Arrived by express the latest
styles Of ruiIIing ana rueling
and ladies silk ties ai the Dol.
lar Store.
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a full line OF brackets and
picture frames of walnut. CRll
at the Dollar Store.
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TIeEgI UlMDEN NEEDs,

Including the El i'asO onion
seed, ana iiie Umbrella tiilhh
seed ni i'rgnhIin's b0U1 s1ore'
.GOa liniu street, Dallas,
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"NEUSGC' HATE ClaARMS TO
SOOEIHE TGlE SAVAS II
BREAST"

A fine stOciS OfyiOitns, guitars.
iluteS, DaE,jOS, accOF'leOns, har-
MORicaS, and trimmings. Also
thG best ana cniy genuine Ma
Piles striRIS Ira the city.
PHERCE az LYLE.
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eros Grain paper and enyoI.
Opes 10 match mt
REED a. LATHROp,S.
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N. ID. FIsANMLIN 81 10,

1Oi lfniusirect, mrp nOW selling
goods 90 very reduced prices
Qui! gnd examine lhcr large
uud cieguHt stock, ASA snake
yourselves uud ,Hcm happy ~
bul ing iAeir C!ielip ANA elegant
IlMIl-. nlN.
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Victoria and bishop lawns,
also Swiss and all kinds Of
white goods can now be iOSlnd
ri The BDEInr Store.
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MIR. j. q. l3OGEL.

Candidate lOr Mayor.
Having hpnd that you contemplate Wlihr
drawing uum tht u,Iu W % candidate Zoe
mayor Va ItNur ui the other Huuilcm'u tuu'
nluG, We would respectfully Wlg yuu not ln
10 ull lhu unou with cruIu iluur growing
ciiA uul with satisfaction W yourself Your
business qualifications ulv peculiarly iluU
hr the office, We wish our mayor 10 lu u
,t.rliuE business man ana NOT o mere pull-
tlcIuu. MuWil; use our ugsi efforts lu secure
your election, believing 1uu 90 Dec the best
mMn Iur Ono nlIluu LMnL IuA hNnM AMprNhInN.
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MessIs. seIls. James md othels I:

'INsHIs. y IS, JulntS Nnu OINOIs:
GENTLEMEN-l fhank you for the f1tter.
ing compliment paid me ana In reply will
say that shall he proud tO be elected alder.
man from the first ward. accept the uomi-
hauOn. Yours respectfully.
j. W. SCIIENCK,
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EJublc, Todd a. Co.'s gold pens
M ErNniliin's book store, 5Ot
Muin street.
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Taken In trndc, ut y, LOEB CO.'S
gddlm tO5 Elm street,
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sunday SChOOi gud Temper
auca bpolss NJ FrankIln's book
store. JOa Main street.
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sT00IIMDLUlIltN' iIEETlNG,

1NUIlAIlVAII44ILT7 NIElH4H Nv W
Tho nnnuni meeting Of iie
si0cl,ii0ideFs 0fiilelbaiias Real
Es.uie nuA Building ussOclu"
tiun VIII be hcld Ui t'lo Board
OfTrUdcrOOwn, OverHphnpidcr
a. Davis, ON Monday, March
s0ill, az eight O'ciOca v. ". 4
fullsatiuudance IN requested, as
officers fOr the ensuing year
will bC elected.
y. r. AlAGLeE,
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- NHtH ~ HH o
Secretary ana WrcNsurer'
Commercial c1pyJ lJdid
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Making. G.

The undersigned takes this method of
informing the public, that he still con-
tinues the above business in all its branches
at his old Stand, on Franklin street.
Stroudsburg, Pa, where he will be hap
Ply TO receive orders for work in his line,
including general
Wheelwrighting, Blacksmith
ing, Painting, Trimming, &c.
His stock, of the best quality of seasoned
lumber is large and very complete; and
also has full force of first class workmen
at all the branches, he fatters himself
that he is fully prepared to accommodate
all who favor him with orders, and guarau-
tee entire satisfaction.
Repairing promptly attended to
WM. HUNTSMAN.
July 28,-1870.
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Carriage, Wagon,

and, in fact, everything in his line of bu.
slness, at the shortest possible notice. and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed aud paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having frst-class material always on
hand, and none but frst-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first-clasS work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
he has also a Blacksmith ShoD. where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call and ex.
anime his stock before purchasing else.
where. VALENTINE KAITTZ
September l9, l867.-tf.