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RrsoLrrroNs or CoNpoLENcE.

RESOLUTIONS OF CoNDoLENcE.
WHEREns God, in his providence, having
seen fit TO remove by death Mrs. Sarah
Thomas, wife of comrade Vim. Il. Thomas,
therefore,
Resoired, That in this dispensation of the
of this post, deeply sympathize with Com
rade Thomas in the loss of his partner in
life, the sharer of his joys and sorrows.
Resored, That while our friends may die
that we should remember that sorrow has
its useful lessons, when it is legitimate, and
death is the gate that opens out of earth to-
wards that house eternal in the heavens" j"
Let us remember that every step should
bring us nearer the departed and their eter-
nal home, where death never enters the
ranks, and where partings are unknown.
Who, even, when the tomb is closing oyer
the remains of her whom he most loved,
when he feels his heart, as it were. crushed
in the closing of its portal. would accept of
consolation that must be bought by for
getfulness.
Resoited, That sorrow for the dead is the
only sorrow from which we refuse to be di-
vorced, every other wonnd we seek to heal,
every other affliction to forget sorrow is
the night of the mind. What would be a
day without its night? The day reveals but
one sun only the night brings to light the
whole universe sorrow is the armament of
thought, and school of intelligence. The
poet has truly said,
The good are better made by i'll
As odors crushed, are sweeter still.
Resoire9, That while We extend our sym
pathy to our bereayed Comrade Thomas,
who during the late war devoted over four
years of his life to the cause of his country,
let him feel encouraged to press forward in
the battle of life, inspired by the hope that
when il is over we may close up our ranks
on the shores of peace and happiness, where
the sound of the long roll " and death
march shall never again be heard
Resolred That copy of these resolutions
be recorded Oh the minutes Of this Post, and
that copy be presented to Comrade Thom-
as and that the same be published in the
county papers.
b. L. SNYDER,
G. w. ANDERSON
Leroy FoRoUER.
Committee.
URsINA, Pa, November IL, 1854.
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AT PRIVATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate
Allegheny Township,

V'HE undersigned offers at private sale his
i Real Estate, situate in Allegheny Township,
Somerset County, Pa, consisting OF the following
described tracts
No. 1.-The homestead farm, consisting Of one
hundred and seventy acres. well improved, with
barn and house, new. The land Is in good
state OF cultivation.
No. "A tract of seventy-two acrec, adjoining
Mol The improvements consist of a good house
and barn.
Nc. IA tract Of one hundred and twenty
ncres. The improvements are a good Log House,
and other buildings.
The Bedford and Somerset Turnpike runs
through the last two named tracts, Nos. and 3.
They have also sufficient timber TO supply the
farms
Nc. A tract Of one hundred and fortY-eigbt
acres with a small house and stable thereon
erected; 1--WE cleared, the balance well tim
bered.
No. 5.--A tract OF one hundred acres. known as
the - W White Horse Tavern Stand" with all the
cleared land an the Improvements thereunto be-
longing.
Four of the above tracts are situated within one
mile Of the South Pennsylvania Railroad, now
under construction. and the White Horse" J"
property. within two miles.
Possession will be given April l. 1885, or sooner,
If desired
For further particulars, persons desiring 70 pur
chase will call on or address the undersigned at
Dividing Ridge, Pa.
ausl3.3m. SAMUEL WALKER
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L. S. TRENT, Teacher.

EXCURSION TICKETS TO JAcKsoNyILLE.
FLA, VIA 2. r. R.-For the accommodation
of travellers to the South, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company has placed on sale win
ter excursion tickets to Jacksonville, Flori-
da, which will be sold from Cumberland
Nd. Bedford, Pa, Everett. Huntington,
Tyrone, Altoona, Johnstown, Indiana
and Pittsburgh to Jacksonville and return
at $50, and from Lewistown Junction at
$49.lo, good until May 81, 1885. A stock of
excursion tickets have also been placed on
sale at the above agency for Cape May, Cape
May Point, Atlantic City and Old Point
Comfort.
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BRICK HOUSE,

Back Building. Stable, and other ouibuildings.
This property has been occupied as a hotel, known
as the - National House.
No 2 One lot Of ground situate as aforesaid,
fronting on third street adJ, ining Main Gross
Street on the West, Fourth Street on the North,
lot of - Knepper on the East, with Two-story
Frame Dwelling House, Frame Kitchen, Wood
House. and Stable thereon.
No. g. Three lots OF ground situate as aforesaid,
adjoining Third street on the North, West street
on the W est, Half way alley on the South, Straw
berry alley on the East. enclosed by fence and In
good state of cultivation.
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TERMS.

One-third after expenses are paid to remain a
lien on the premises, the interest thereof to be
paid annually TO Rosa A. Shomber widow OF
Henry Shomber, deed. and at herdeath the prin.
eipal sum TO the heirs and legal representatives
OF Henry Shomber. deceased. one-half Of the re
mander on the LIST day Of April. 1856, when the IT,
tie will be made and possession given, the bal
ance or the lst day of April 1885, with interest
to be secured by Judgment bond. Ten per cent
of the purchase money to be paid on day Of sale
ALEXANDER BRUBAKER,
nov12. Executor of Henry Shomber, decd
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PoR sALE.-A farm containing AZ acres.
one mile from Somerset. twenty-five
acres cleared, balance well timbered Good
house and barn, and never failing spring.
Level ground, and in good state of Guilt
walton. CARIsTIAN ScHLEAGERNAS.
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The CONGRESSIONAL NoTE.-The return
Judges for the this, Seventeenth Congress
ional district met in Hollidavsburg on last
Tuesday. Blair county was represented By
George A. Jacobs. Cambria county by James
King. Somerset county by Charles l. Shaver,
and Bedford county by s. s Gump. The
following is the official vote by counties
Blair.-Jacob NJ. Campbell, 64l3 Ameri-
Gus Enfield, 4673; Matthew Calvin, 1l3
Samuel Isett, 224. Campbell over Enfield,
1910.
Cambria--CampbelI, 4429; Enfield, 1856
Calvin, 96; 1sett, Ill. Enfield over Camp
bell, 527.
Somerset. Campbell, 1859; Enfield,
2464 Isett, s. Campbell over Enfield,
2s05.
Bedford.-Campbell, Ss5S; Enfield, 1912
Calvin, ? 4; Rody Maher, / /; Michael Nav
gel, 6. Enfield over Campbell, 81
Campbelrs majority over Enheld in the
district, 1854 Campbell's majority over all,
s S,o7s.
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Affords uneQualed facilities for the thorough
practical education OF young and middle ged
men This institution keeps abreast Of the times,
and possesses the unqualified support of upwards
of 20 900 Of its grafuates who are credtably I'LL
ing positions OF honor and trust in almost every
city of the American Union. Individual instruc-
ton. No vacations. Students can enter at any
time. Special department for Ladies. For cir
culars address J.C. SMITHS son.
as-Send for the National Accountant, Price
IS 90 by J. q. Smith, A. N. The latest, best, and
mssJ comprehensive treatise on the science of
Book Keeping published. Specially adapted to
the use Of schools. Academies, Colleges and Pri-
vate Learners; also book of reference TOR the
Counting Room. novl9.1m.
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The Democrats painted the town of Mey-
ersdale a beautiful vermilion Saturday
night A special train took the unwashed
and unterrifed over from this place. We
are told that large crowd participated in
the iolliication.
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The National Banks.

WASHINGTON, NoyeEber 1S-The
charters of 721 national banks, with
an aggregate capital of over $780,
100000, will expire during the year
1885. This is more than one-third
of the entire number of national
banks now in existence. From in
formation already received by the
Comptroller of the Currency it is ex-
pected that large number of these
banks will continue their existence,
either by extending their charters or
recognizing under different titles.
There are at present more national
banks in existence with larger ag-
gregate capital than there ever were
before. The capital invested in
national banks was increased about
s15,O00,000 during the year ended
September 30, 1884.
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| DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Jonathan Hanger, deed late Of Mil
foru Twp. Somerset Co., Pa, decd
Letters OF administration on the lbove estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority notice Is hereby given to III
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi-
ate payment and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday. November % 1854, at
the residence of the Administrato tor In New Cen
trevilie.
AARON WILL,
oct22. Admr. Of ]. Hauger
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There are twenty-seven Democrats in this
town who are going TO have the postoffice
if they have to " fight" for it, and the fel-
lows who are going to have revenue ap-
pointments and government clerkships
make total somewhat less than the towns
Cleveland vote.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Estate of Samuel Helsapple, decd, late of Paint
Township, Somerset County, Pa.
Letters OF Administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice Is hereby given 70 an
persons Indebted TO said estate TO make immedi-
ate paymept and those having claims against the
same will present them Gully authenticated for
settlement on Saturday, November22, 1854, at the
late residence of the deceased.
NOAH HOLSAPPi,E,
octl5 Administrator.
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The Democrats are making arrangements
to hold an immense public meeting in Som
erset. over the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks The 26th, we believe, is the
time fixed for the iubilation.
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UplToR's NOTICE

4 UDlIORS NOllCE-
Having been appointed Auditor by the Or
phan's Court Of Somerset County, Pa, to distrib
ute the funds in the hands of L. A. kretehman
Administrator of Noah Burkholier decd, and
to ascertain advancements and distribute the
funds to and amupg those legally entitled thereto,
notice Is hereby given that l will attnd to
the duties Of said appointment at my Office In
Somerset Borough ON Thursday, November 20,
1854, when and where all persons interested may
attend II. L. BAER,
oct22 Auditor.
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SATURDAY, DEC. 13, 1884.

at o'clock p. NJ. all the following described real
estate, late the property of Henry ShOmber, decd,
TO wit:
No. l. One lot OF ground situate in the borough
of Berlin, County and State aforesaid, fronting on
Main street adjoining lot of. Dauiel Heffiey on
the West, South street on the South, lot OF Jacob
O. Philson on the East, with large tbree-story
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LANE-GILBERT-0 Tuesday, Octo-
Der 2s, 1884, at the Lutheran parsonage, by
Rev. J. +. Shearer, Mr. James H Lane and
Miss Ella S. Gilbert, both of Somerset. Pa.
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II The parties Who removed several attor-
news signs on Main Cross street some time
ago will return. tlsem, there viii ae no ques-
tons asked. If not. there will be music
in the air.
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BRo1HERsvALLEy ITEMS.
Butchering viii soon be the order of the
day. and after that look out for pudding
and sausages say let them come.
The following persons have died in this
township since our last report Mrs. Har-
vey Schrock, aged 21 years Samuel Dive
ly, aged about 20 years.
And now that the political excitement is
over, Sandy Hollow proposes to reorganize
her literary and debating society next Fri
day evening. Let there be full turn out.
This is considered pre-eminently the
month for weddings, but Brothersya!ley,
think, can report but three-namely, VIM.
Walker and Bell Baldwin. Charles Bruba-
Ker ard Henrietta Knepper; Charles Riggs
and Lizzie Like. May their pathway
through life be strewn with flowers
The following teachers have been en-
ployed by the board of directors of this
township, and at this writing haye taught
the best part of month Pleasant Valley,
Ellis Hay Sandy Hollow, 7. NJ. Miller /;
Plank Road, p U. Miller Flickinger, A.
p Blough Factory, Edward Brant; Cross
Road, Wm H. Hoon sanner, II. Fl. Brant;
Hays Mill, - Cable; Pine Hill, Charles
Mosholder Ben. Walker, Benz. Bowman /;
Wittenburg, B. F. Hanna Fairview, Z. l..
Knepper All but one hold first-class GER
tificates.
Edmund Glessner, of whose sickness men
ton was made some time ago. is convalesc-
ing Miss Emma Schrock is still lying in a
critical condition Mrs. VIM. Rayman is
very low, from severe attack of hemor-
rhage VIM. A. Rhoads is stlll confined to
his bed, and suffers extreme pain on ac-
count of his sore foot Samuel Brubaker is
confined to his room, and suffers almost un-
bearable pain in his hip, caused by fall q
few months ago; Tobias Layman is still
unable to leave his bed on account of severe
illness. mention of which was made some
time ago.
Now AND THEN.
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THREE DISTINGUISHED COUNTY CHAIRNES.
The names Of J. II Longinecker, Esq,
Of Bedford Martin Bell, Esq, Blair. and
John r. Scott. Est. of Somerset carry weight
and influence with them outside of their
own counties. They are powerful trium-
viratc and we are glad to see in the papers of
their respective districts recognition oftheir
services TO the Republican party during the
recent campaign. Senator Lopgenecker did
nobly in Bedford, almost obliierating the
Democratic majority Martin Bell carried
Blair through handsomely against the most
bitter fight ever raade-fhere, and John Scott
not contehted with an old-fashioned Repub-
iican majority in Somerset, rolled up the
figures until their size surprised the Oldest
politicians. All three of the gentlemen are
successful lawyers and were selected as chair
men in their respective counties on account
Of their peculiar fitness. Though they
would have preferred that somebody else
should be chosen, they did not sbirk the
responsibility. but went to work with their
sleeves rolled up and showed what good
men card do when they try. All honor to
Chairman Longenecker, Chairman Bell, and
Chairman Scott.-JohnstoscR Tribune.
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On last Thursday a man apparently about
80 or GO years Of age, was found dead in the
bushes near the shaft, at Brook Tunnel.
Justice William Shaw empaneled a jury
which, after investigation, decided that the
deceased came to his death by having his
throat cut, by some person unknown to the
jury. From papers found in the satchel of
the deceased, it appears his name is John
Hays. His time-book denoted that he had
been in the employ of the Connellsyille
Coal and Coke Company at Leisenring, in
Fayette county From the appearance of
the body, the man had been dead about fif-
teen days. MAC.
TRsINA. PA. Nov is. 1884.
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NOTICE.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Abraham Brubaker, late Of Shade Twp.
Somerset Co.. Pa, deed.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi-
ate payment and those having claims against the
same -il present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday, the 18th day OF Novem-
ber lss4 al the late residence of deceased.
HIRAM SHAFFER,
oct22E Administrator.
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The American Construction Company ad-
yertises that it is prepared to receive pro-
posals for the delivery of cross ties along
the line of the South Pennsylvania Rail
road
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Look out for F. W. Hays new change of
advertisement, which will appear next
week. The copy was received too late for
insertion IN this issue
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The workmen are in the Allegheny tun-
mel a distance Of almost eight hundred feet
on each side. The work is further adyanc-
ed on this tunnel than at any other on the
line of the road.
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BARN BURNED.-0n last Wednesday morn
ing about half-past three o'clock the barn
Of Henry Curley, in Allegheny township,
was discovered TO be on fire and in very
short time burned to the ground, together
with large quantity of hay and straw
which was stored therein, two stacks Of hay
outside, two valuable horses, and lot of
farming implements. The barn was good
structure. only recently built. The loss
falls heavily on Mr.. Curley, as he had no
insurance. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of an inceudiary. G..
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EsrRAY NOTICE.

tame trespassing on the premises Of the un-
d. rsigned, In Jefferson township, Somerset ouu
~. Pa, about the 10th Of July 1884. small two
yea--old steer. dark red in color, with spots oi
white on the hend and runp and tail pretty
white, ] be owner can have his property by giy-
ing satisfactory proof and paving charges.
noyi9 PHILIP II. WALKER
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The County Commissioners have remov-
ed the iron force pump from the well in
front of the Court House. and replaced it
with wooden one.
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Rev. J. A. Clutz, Secretary of the Board of
Home Missions of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church. will preach at the following places
and dates Meyersdale, Wednesday even
ing November 18th Salisbury, Thursday
evening, November 20th St Paul's, Fri
day evening, November 2lst Berlin, Sun
day evening, November 23rd Friedens,
Monday and Tuesday evenings, November
oath and 25th Christ's, Wednesday even
ing November 25th Evansville, Thurs
day evening, November 9th Bakersville,
Friday evening. November 2Sth; Addison,
Sunday evening. November Goth New
Centreville, Monday evening, December LIST; ;
Jennertown. Tuesday evening, December
End A.: Hooversville, Wednesday evening
December 3rd Scalp Level, Thursday, De-
cember 4th.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate

BY virtue OF authority vested in the undersign-
ed by the last will and testament OF Henry ShoIn
Der, late of Berlin Borough decd, there will be
exporcd to sale by public outcry on the premises,
on
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EASY TERMS.

1t contains % acres of good farm land, is well wa
tered and has good buildings which are situate
in the village Of Hsrnedsville, and convenient to
church, schools, etc. II will make very desira-
bic home for some mechanic who wishes TO work
al his trade The terms will be made TO suit.
For particulars apply TO
W. II. WOOD,
Somerset; Pa, or
VIM. HANNA,
octl5. Harnedsville.
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The following is a report of the Walker
school. Stonycreek township, for the month
ending November IL, 1884
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NOTICE.

ELECTION NOTICE
PITrsBURFH CoNNELLsvILLE K. Il. Co.
GENER4L OFFiCE,
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 10, 1884. \
NOTICE TO STocKcKHoLDkRs Notice Is here
by given that i'm accordance with the Charter and
BYLAWS of this Company, the animal meeting
oltbe stockholders will be held at the Office OF the
Company. in the city of Pittsburgh, on Monday.
December LIST next, between the hours of L O'Clock
NJ and o'clock p. NJ, for the election of a Board
of Directors to serve for the ensuing year. and for
the transaction of sucn other business as may be
brought before the meeting.
The stock transfer books will be closed on the
a5th inst and remain closed until after the annu-
al meeting of stockholders. s.
]. b. WASHINGTON,
noyl23t Secretary.
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The Westmoreland county teachers in.
stitute viii meet at Greensburg, December
18th.
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Our coon has gone into his hole for short
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Thanksgiving Thursday of next week
We think Grover Cleveland is elected.

Fire water was more generally used than
red fire BY the Democrats at Meyersdale
night.
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reat Bargains in Dry Goods at Mrs \
Uhrs.
pyember.
orrvprR B.nenSs, Go to Mrs. Uhfs
them.
f. good buggy whip go to James B.
olderbaum.
=. s,udebaker wagon is a model Ofbean-
and durability.
|,Illinery Latest Styles, Lowest rrices
NJ. NJ. Tredwelrs.
For hardware of every Description go 10
mes b. Holderbaum's
Great bargains in all kinds of goods at
rs. 4. E. Uhrs.
m. engineer force of the South Penna.
bad is being reduced.
Great Bargains in Ladies and Childrens
-sns at Mrs. A. f. Uhls.
nj front. Salmon and Labrador Her
!, can't be beat. at Keller & sanner's-
Tho hest stock of Cigars and Tobacco in the
=, are TO be found at Keller & Sanner's.
p,ro,rNsl In Cashmere, Cloth suitings
| ! other dress goods MRs. A. Z. Uni.
p,pe,rysi In Gloves, Hosiery, and La
! =, and cents neckwoar- Mas. a. i. Uni.
/ p.ys,1xs, In all kinds of goods. Don't
1.osee Them. Mrs. A. i. UHL.
p...,rxst In Ladies and Children's
Eraps. MES. a. I. A
Z. That husband OF mine always buys his
sr Boyds Drug Store. He sells the
g..
p,rs,rxs THIS WEEK Plaid and Brocad-
4 dress goods at cts. yard
Mrs A. E. UHL.
. That wife of mine knows that for fine
A. sbe can always rely on those sold by
/ y. Boyd.
New Millinery Goods of the latest styles
ast received.
For sausage cutters and suffers, butcher
.niyes. butcher saws. steels, etc, go to Jas.
b.. Holderbaum's
THAT girl Of mine always goes to the
Hn-ur store Of c. Y. Boyd for fine Perfumes
and Toilet Articles.
Indian Ka-Ton-Ka cures all diseases of
-be Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Blood
druggists all keep it.
Go 10 Z. Mcdowell for your fine watches
and Jewelry and know that you are dealing
with a responsible party
BApe,rNsl In Children's, Ladies and
Mems Red Wool. Gray and White Under
wear. Mrs. A T. = nj
Several bears have been seen in some Of
the northern districts ofCambria county the
past couple of weeks.
Bargains in millinery goods. Newest and
latest STYLES Of Hats and Bonnets. at lowest
prices. MRS - T. H.
BARGAINS, In Mems fine Shirts, Wool
oyershirts, Buck Gloves, Mitts and dress,
cloth and Kid Gloves, Mrs. A. E. UHL.
Bargains in jersey Caps for children,
Hoods for ladies and children, Mitts for la
dies and children, at Mrs. A. E. Chrs.
Wood, the Main street jeweler, sells not
only the waltham, but Rockford, Elgin,
and several other makes Of American
watches.
When the returns came in they were
found like the handle on iug-all on one
side and everybody bought their Drugs OF
C. y. Boyd.
BARGAINS, In Calicoes, Muslins, Cling
hams. Canton Flannels, Wool Flannels'
Shirtines. Pant stufis, Table linens, Towels
Handkerchief, etc. Mrs. A Z. Uni.
VIII open. on Thursday of this week.
fresh lot Of Bonnets, Hats, Frames, Ribbons,
Feathers. Velvcts, Satins. latest Fall Styles,
at lowest prices.
NJ. NJ. TREDwELL.
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A large quantity of plumed crow is being
digested this week.