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PASSENGER Lists.

NEwHALJ, December 11th-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in San Francisco Tomorrow: DR.. Cluness,
Sacrament John L. Sullivan and trainer, New
York Will Frisbie and wife, Redwood City Sam.
Jones and wife, Arizona James Mccoy New York:
F. K. j. Matield, Riverside; Mrs John Bensey,
San Francisco James Gilmore, Danville Mr.
Hatch, Sacramento +. X. Winton, Ontario Geo.
B. Durham, Chicago; II. II. Markham, Pasadena
Michael O'Day, Santa Ana; F. w. Station, Tomb
stone; F. Franklin, San Francisco S. F. Randolph,
Oakland; II. hahlem, San Francisco; 2. Smith,
Louis Welcher, Z. D. Lake. Mrs. L. B. McMurtrey,
Los Angeles.
CARLIN, December 11th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow: II. Dunning
and daughter, Stockton, Cal; C. F. williams and
family, Washington, D. c.; Mrs E. NJ. Trebbs, Mrs
S. T. Hersty, New Hampshire j. 7. Ritchey,
Louisville, Ky. II. Lincoln, Boston, Mass; W IVES
ley Moore, New York city Captain Hill and fam
lily, F. L Gordon Ireland F. C. Fletcher, Scotland
Mrs. S. Miller. Stockton, Cal; F. L. Miller, Wash
Ington, D. c.; T. G. Bennett, New Haven, Conn: H.
J. Perry aud wife, 0re gon: J. n Slack New Jersey
J. E. Sprinkle Ogden, Utah Miss 81 E. Mason,
Miss L. A. WItcher, Boston, Mass; K. Warner, Og.
den Utah special car Missouri, General W. S. Han.
cock and wife, Lieutenant T. IL. Barber, o. D. Rus
sell, Mrs. Foster, New York city. Also 81 emf
grants including 50 males, to arrive December Ilth
DAGGETr. December 11th.- Passed here to-day, to
arrive in San Francisco on December 18th ].
Bridges San Francisco; john Lind, California ; j.
C. Mussey, Stockton II. Drysdale, San Jose, NJ. S.
Anderd, Mobiles Mrs. C. Collins, HOLSTER !; W. S.
Alberty, San Francisco.
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ANOTHER pretender is dead. Edmond Nundorf
claimed 70 be a grandson Of Louis NYL On the
death OF Comte De Chsnb5rd he issued a manifesto
Ginning recognition as the rightiul heir to the
throne Of France He died recently in Holland, and
his death was announced as that OF the sou OF
Charles the Tenth, Prince Charles Edmond de
Bourbon These poor pretenders to empty and
hopeless crowns may in death be permitted 10 air
their titles, for it is certainty that on the French
throne none OF them living dead will ever set
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GOOD PROMISE,

1t is sign OF good promise that Cali
fornia representative in the United States
Senate has been placed at the head of the
Committee on Foreign Relations. 1t gives
new life to the hope that something will be
speedily accomplished in the way of cut
ting the knots of red tape that now tie up
and hinder the operation of the Restriction
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SIR is beyond question that Ayers Cherry
Pectoral has done and is doing vast good and
is worthy Ct the place of honor it holds at
the head of all remedies for diseases of the
throat and lungs.
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THs Tehama Tocs,a unites in the demand for the
establishment Of Juvenile reform school system in
C4lfornia The subject should be thoroughly agi-
tated, with view Of having public opinion properly
directed when the Legislature meets.
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Tue respect felt for Mr. Blaine patriotic and
clcar-hesde citizen and a legislator and statesman
Of broad experience, won for his propo-
sitoa for the disposal Of the surplus respectful
hearing, but the second though. Of the country is
now clearly seen to be against it. Probably this
was nos unexpected by Mr.. Blaine, We did not
think st first, ana 40 no: now, that he was really
serious In making the proposition 10 turn the spirit
revenue over TO the States He advanced the scheme
to kill ofI the imoraeticable plan of the Pennsyl-
vaaians to divide the surplus among the States in
hard cash, according TO 4 per capita estimate.
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WE join in the suspicion raised by New York
Journal that the 81 OJ0 raised here and sent to En-
gland for the defense Of o'Donnel cannot be
counted for Who got it? What sum was pad
counsel? General Pryor did not appear in the case,
and so he certainly received more than OK
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DR.. PRICES Special Flavoring Extracts
are not made up from chemical poisons, but
natural favors, delicate and grateful to the
most cultivated palate. The special recon-
mendsiions Of DR.. Prices Flsvors are, that
their purity is perfect, their strength 80 much
greater than other extracts. Buy these sti-
vors, thty are the finest made.
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"DR. BENsoN's Celery and ChamOmile
Pills are worth their weight in gold in ner-
vous and sick headache. DIR. H. II. Schlich'
ter, Of Baltimore
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Now THAT the Mussel Slough cases have been
finally determined by the Supreme Court of the
United States it is probable that the whole Mussel
Slough difficulty will be speedily adjusted and the
matter drop out OF sight 1t has been fruitful
topic, out Of which vast amount Of bitter feeling
has been corured against the Southern Pacific Rail-
road out Of the &c 900 acres Of land in the district
confirmed to the company, less than 6,000 acres
formed the bone Of contenton-that is to say, 10000
acres were sold TO those who now occupy them, or
their grantors. 1t appears that those who resisted
the company title did not make an appearance be-
fore the Supreme Court, thus practically abandon
ing the suits. The railroad has a large head,
and it is supposed to be popular to punch it, and
out Of this feeling has grown the most, if not all,
the Mussel Slough difficulties That this fruitful
source Of trouble and verbal assault and upon the
shrine Of which human blood has been spi led, is
more, is = matter for public oongratulation.
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IT is the judgment Of. the Northern Democratic
press generally that IN the election Of Sir. Carlisle
the conservative element OF the Democratic party
has been IGNORED.
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THE rumor Of threatened Congressional investiga-
tons was to be expected. The Democratic party
find no better way in which to expeud some Of
the " surplus for the benefit Of the impecunious
members Of the party. It is delightfully."- yirtuous
method of serving both the people and the pap
suckers. By investigations Congressman can re-
ward their servitors and appear to be serving the
country at the same time. However, We really have
no exceptions to take to any needed inquiry The
only danger to be guarded against is the liability
investigate concerning trivial affairs But such in
quiries, FOX instance, as alleged bribery in the
appointment Of a Supreme Judge should be prose-
cnted There is nothing more important than to
preserve the purity Of the bench and whatever the
facts relative 10 the Jay Gould-Stanlsy Mathews
scandal, they should be made freely public.
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Young. Y0TNG 8 nUNN.
DIR. GEORGE PYBURN.

A TTORNEYs AND CoUNSELoRS-AT-LAw
IA Office, Southeast Corner OF Fifth and Jstreets
Sacramento Cal. dl2-1m
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G. DART, n. d.,

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
" Corner Eleventh and H streets Hours-9 to 10
A. ~ to and to SPM dI2.lm
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An Ex.Goyernor,s Extra.

EXIT. Gov. NORMAN J. COLEMAN, of St.
Louie, says My wife has found great bene-
fit in the use Of St. Jacobs Oil as a pain
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH BRIGADE,
NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA,
ANfrN.ra nao JsSs

NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA,
SACRAMENTO, Dec. IL, 1883.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1o.I
/ To Do homage and contribute toward the well
come people, military and civic, owe to General
W. S. Hancock as one of our countrys most distin-
guished citizens and soldiers, Col. 7. W. Sheeban
will order out all the companies Of his regiment
stationed in Sacramento, in time to form his reg-
ment and report at Brigade Headquarters early
as o'clock p. NJ. sharp, December u, 1888
ii. Col. T. w. Sheehan will make the necessary
detail for that purpose, and order the proper salute
TO be fired upon the arrival of the train bringing
cur guest.
The staff of the BrigaderGener will report to
the A A Co. at the Capital Hotel at the hour in this
order above named in full uniform. By command
OF BRIGADIER-GESERAL JOHN 7. CAREY,
d12-1t Commanding Fourth Brigade, N. G. C.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST ARTILLERY RBeIsRNT,)
FOURTH BRIGADE, n. G. C,
SACRAMENTO, Dec IL, 1883.
[REGIMENTAL ORDERS, No. ISL
l. In accordance with General ORDERS No 10, from
Brigade Headquarters, Companies "a " "B &C."
and Governors Guard, the Field staff and Nom
Commissioner Staff Officers are hereby ordered to
assemble, in full uniform, at Regimental Armory
THIS "wednesday AFTERNOON, December 18th,
at o'clock sharp, for the purpose of participating
with the citizens of Sacramento in rendering honors
to our distinguished soldier, MAJOR-GENERAL
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, U. 5. A
ii. The Commanding Officer of Co. 40 B" will make
the necessary detail to fire the customary salute
the arrival Of our honored guest in Sacrs mento.
By order. COL. 7. W. SHEEHAN.
Official: FRED. NEARY, Captain and Adjutant.
d12.1t
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON (HONGOPA-
ms s2 sresS % Da
Cal. Office hours-l0 to II A. M; to P. NJ; 620
to ST. NJ. Special attention given to diseases of the
heart and lungs dl2-lm
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soSG AND DANCE sBoEs.-RcylYc clnyEs
CrOssman's specific Mixture

w themselves without the least exposure
change of diet, OF cnange in application business
The medicine contains nothing that is Of the least
injury to the constitution. Ask your druggist FOL
It. Price, 81 bottle, mIo-lyWS
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Teachers Examination.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ County Board Of Education will hold Ex-
animation for granting Teachers Certificates, com
mencing
MednesdAY. necCmbeF 26th.
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Applicants viii report at the Office of the County
Superintendent, Room 4, Court house.
dI2.td lB.C CHAS. f. BISHOP, Superintendent.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

VILLA AlHA.-This dc,iEhtfuIub8rbsn
residence, formerly The home Of Judge
Oryis, eight or nine years Of whose life
were spent there, is now the property of
Albert Owen, Esq who has been sparing
nothing in boautiiying and improving it,
The buildings and fences are white and
surrounded by trees and lawns, the drsi
impression created upon the mind Of one
seeing 8, for The first time is tha, Of sweet
quiciness and rest so much enjoyed by
person, whose business confines them to
rooms eight by ten.
On last Saturday, it being Mr. Owen s
birthday, few Of bis friends, some with
their ladies, thought /; a most appropriate
time 10 extend to him assurances Of the
high esteem in which he is held by his
neighbors and friends here. About half
past three O'Clock All were invited TO sur
round an elegantly arranged table and
partako Of the kind hospitality Of the host.
After justice had been done the sumpiuous
repast, ID. +. Fortncy, Esq, in the happy
manner peculiar to that gifted gentleman,
on behalaof the visitors, presented 70 Mr..
Owen ahandsome, properly engraved gold
headed cane. The recipient responded In
thankful, appropriate terms acknowledging
the pleasure It gave him to receive the
token of love, prompted by the regard en-
toriained for him by his friends, neighbors
and scquain.snces
A proposition 10 name the home Of Mr..
Owen was made and "Nilla Alba, a white
country scat, was agreed upon. A most
appropriate title.
Toward evening the company dispersed
highly pleased with the treatment they
had received
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Celebration at Howard.


HEAD QUARTERS, GROVE Bios Posi-,
No. 2G2 DErT, of Pa, 6. a, Il.
Howard, Centre Co. Pa, June II, SO. J
There will be celebration Of the conn
ing 4th Of July, At this place, under the
AUSPICES Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public. All members Of our order, al our
comrades of the late rebellion and all
natriotio oitizhns and societies are hereby
invited to Join with US in celebrating the
Republics install day. Seventeen compa-
nies Of our order are expected to he in
line at 1nl O'Clock a. ". on that day As
well as Sunday schools and other like so-
oietiss. In camp there will be speaking,
music, camp FIRE, soldiers dinner for al
and Gre. works and balloon ascension In
the evening. X, w BARRY,
II. v. BUTLER, Comga0ader.
AaiafaaG
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

The corner stone Of the new M. +.
church, al Rock, Pleasant Gap circuit,
will be laid next Sabbath by Rev. John
Hewitt and Rev @. ID. Ponnepaoker, Of
this place Services at half past two (2l1
O'Clock. Noighboring pastors and people
are invited 20 attend.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

Mr.. GalbrAith has turned bis attention
to the court house yard and is keeping tho
grass cut short "a the ground. why not
make hay and feed Il 70 the party chooses"
being 90 carefully groomCd up there now.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

The DEMOCRAT alluded briefly last
week TO the marriage Of Mr.. Harry Love,
Of Tyrone, TO Miss Mary Mckee, of this
place, on Wednesday, 9Th instant. Rev.
VIM. Laurie performed the ceremony in
the presence Of quite number Of invited
guests, all Of whom speak Of the affair as
one Of the most enjoyable and pleasant
that ever occurred In Bollefonte. We
congratulate the happy couple.
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MARRIAGES.

RuUU-K -KLTTFER June -'h IsSs A. ths residence
~ the bride ~ Hrv y TTwar1s. Nr Harmon
Roth. 81 Fh3ipslurE. O. Mis- Clara kIeTpef So
HeIisfautr.
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n
crcisos will begin on Sunday 18th instant
and continue until the 2oth. much
more elaborate time Is anticipated than has
been tho custom !" inc past Governor
P"'''son has s'gn'nea ms Willingness 10 at
trnd' II possible ana Il present VIII be nc
companicd by hisstaii. A large enclosure,
TO be erected for the purpose, will be used
instead OF the College hall winch on pre-
vious occasions has proved entirely too
small 10 accomodate the people IN attend
ancc, 1t will be "a sort OF scholastic am
phithcatcr in which the educational gladi"-
tors can meet, cross intellectual swords and
be crowned with the laurals Of victory or
acknowledge their inability to cope win
more powerful Toe.
Our friends. Emil Jo.cpA. El. Powers
49,, -. = Co.,, r;,l g., l..,i,. ..o,
,yov and ends nro. wa have been told.
seriously thinking Of entering the natri.
mopinl state. The 1rs, because he is rich,
handsome and old enough 10 cause some
pretty one to fall in love with him; Pow
crs wants to because he thinks it will be
considerably cheaper; and tho Iat,cr be-
cause hc experiences go much difficulty in
getting his yictuals properly cooked. Jus.
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ana N'c''y. o al we 'A''h' '"' 'o"''''
sizes OF The season ana wen 'h'm even
more happiness than their fertile brains
can Imagine possible. Here's 'o'A'h' al
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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

Mr., William r. Humes, Of the First
National bank, has placed handsome
monumen: on the spot that marks the last,
quiet sleeping place Of his lamcnted wife.
Our cemetery contains no neater token Of
affection than this, and il will stand there
a memorial Of the love and esteem enter
tained for The departed.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

AT Lock HAYEE.-NOt long hgo
representative Of the DEMOCRAT visited
our noighboring city and found the one
day spent thcro altogether too long and
too short. We pitched our tent on the
Fallon House camp ground, and were as
tonished at the accommodations and attcn-
ton given and paid guests. That jolly
good fellow, "Judgo" Schuyler, who is II
brother of the proprietor, runs the place.
and in hotel annals of Lock Haven, the
Fallon stands alone, We had scarcely
sung our attractive autograph upon the
register, when His Honor, Judge Oryi1
loomod up and wanted to know what we
wanted, and he was told, Of course. Mr..
Orvis is well known and highly esteemed
by the people of Clinton county, his able
and impartial rulings as one of tho pre-
siding officers Of the court, having gained
for him the confidence and admiration Of
all
After dinner we called upon Hon, l.. a.
Mackey, ex-member of congress, and to
our delight found that pleasant gentleman
only "A trAe changed his hair being &hitcr
but not rendering him any less handsome
than in his palmjc.t days. Few mon have
done as much work in a well spent life
time snd retained tho bonny appearance of
youth to such an extent To our Pcnns-
valley. as well As other Centre county
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14
The Gtatre aEmptrat
EO
Thursday Morning, June ID, 1888.

CoRREsfoNpENcE, containing important news, solicit
ed from any part Of tho county. No commune auous
Inserted unless accompanied by the real name of tho
writer.
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NaTIrE-Tho frst monthly meeting ol
the stock holders and directors 81 The
Centre Building and Loan Association
will be hold In the Office % Geo. /. Potter,
Friday, june l5,h, 81 100 O'Clock, p. ".
At which time dues will be received and
money loaned Geo. /. PoTTER,
Secretary.
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NGrrH. Tho taatys. fl.G iN tic
C.Hz,r- C.rus. Band. uf NUmharr, was
'ao uatt s4..aa.'sI .#alr ~ iho kind bold
#r ,h.s f.a.a t.r ysa-a Iv5ry't.rr and
-,tc-F body raemr ta Nu-A together 60
make SOC s"alr come ." y.,asarir. TIE
weather uba excellent both EVENING" WItb
She exception IS quito bard ram atmfm
aa Saturday afternoon. Tho hg..a.r. used
fr the garga-o vas iao beet 90 tn bad. s.
large machine shop wl'h rav o' wIrlavf
along each sI3a and nicely decorated with
fasiu#ra and arran. uf aIr8Co, amwors and
Ch.ue.~ Iauisrna There Vas ~ hhara-
argr ot excellent cream and She finest lat
# cake ore would vl.H 60 frc ho.l4es The
other rctrashmruta Among The uayo.iIos
connected With iao festival was ring
cake. An elegant gold ring was baked
into cake and pos Up 81 ton cents a
chance. There were something over one
hundred chances s0lI Mr.. james Jones
was tho lucky man and last sunday sportoi
tho ring On hIs watch guard Several ulh-
or fro cAkrs were chauccd of besides thls,
Thoro was So have been q cake walk SAT-
urdav evening bot it grew too lato and
the idea was given uu. But the most IN.
,ercsirc feature connected with tho whole
thing was the pipe which was up between
Mcstrs Stoncrod and Coover. genuine
mocrschaum pipe was contested for by the
two named gentlemen this also was ten
cents a chance. Mr. Stonorod came IN
when time was called with Cos votes and
Coover 4u8, making 500 co. Afterwards
enough more was brought in Tor MI
stoncrod 10 run it up 20 Sl03.2O. Thert
was excellent music both nights. The
EsrIc cornct band on Friday night did
much credit 30 themselves and teacher.
The Pleasant Gap Silver cornct band was
present On Saturday night in fall uniform
and rendered some really fine, artistic
music. The festival throughout was well
conducted and the best Of order prevailed.
The chief Of police with al his assistants
were on hand but no one was "obstreper-
Gus The total receipts were $500,
expenses S24 So, leaving ~ a net 1892 q.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

James Harris & Co. aro The srcuts for
the Centre Hall Corn plsntsr' Best
planter made. g.
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Mr.. Lyman Beck, son Of our substan-
tial citizen, Henry Beck, Esq, on We'd
nesday Of last week started for Chicago,
where, We believe, he iutenda 70 locate
lie has our best wHhcs
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champion and Osborne reaper and
mower repairs 81
HICKS IS GRITTETH's
Foundry ard Machine SHOPS
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Jon WoEE.- Neatly, promptly and
cheaply executed at this Office. Compo-
tent workmcn, fast power presses, new
type and good material Fine book work
speciality. If you want nice work come
to this Office, corner Allegheny and Bishop
streets
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

GoNE 10 REsr.-On Sunday last, at
CoatcsyiIle, Pa, Mrs Jane w. Hale,
rclict Of Hon. james r. Hale, brcathcd
her last, llcr remains were brought 10
this place and inferred in the cemetery
here yesterday afternoon.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

-Wben they undertake 10 frceze Aaron
Goldsmith out they bad better make somo
allowance for "rOyhl'
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

Mr.. d. I. Parsons, chairman Of tho
committee Of the Undine Hose company,
having arrangements FOR our grand Fourth
Of July picnic, will call upon the families
Of town this week TO solici, cakes and other
nccessarics needed TO feed the immense
number Of visitors that will be here on
that occasion. Use him we'll.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14

champion and Ofborne reaper and
mower fopnira a.
HIrt- & GEFrgru
Foundry and MagAIue sag;a.
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70 SUMMER TouRIsI-.-The Pcnnsyl.
vauia railroad company, ever awake 70 th"
real interests Of the public, has just Issued
IN book form, list Of summer czcur-iou
routes, about 500 different ones being
noted, and peculiar features Of each given
in detail. Persons contemplating sum
NOR trip will find it all that can be desired.
a beautifully colorcd map will add to the
useful and attractive nature Of the pubI.-
cation. 80 journey bu, will be accom-
pli.hcd moro easily If ,hl- book % carried
along. Copies can be had at the e.'hbirh-
cd agcncics Of the company, or by address
iue Mr. Thos + Watt, No. 10 FIN
Avenue, Pittsburgh. Enclose = cents 70
pay postage.
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Go g. Ha-r... Hardware Store f.- the
their -eTsIrs. q.