ENROLLIMENT::LIST. • 7:` The following is thrliit - Of the_ pepons en. rolled as being liable to the draft under the 1i 2d, atelid 'pluses, in the' 20th sub. -distts FIRBi.LOASS. -• . . . Age " Note , ' - . --- , e 1 verup,a Um it 11 i i i.:ltsisieti 1 . .: ii. ,I Farmer , ;.: `Callihan, Jerry 34 Shoemaker Crosby, Orson-A. t ail_ do Detthof, John 3 0 do Dinelitus; Charles • , 33. Tanner - borsey„John 26. !,, Fanner Ellison, - Obadiah Ti • 30 - ' Doctor Emmons, Walter 33 Painter Franklin. Samuel 22 Carriagemaker Grimes, Andrea -- " 30 Blacksmith Goodsell, Nelson H. 30 Joiner flridley, Matthew L. 20 Dep.Shff. - Raven, William R. 22 Lumberman elly,*B te ph en D. 30 ' Hardware. • Ming, Thomas'• '-- 29 Land Agent Larrabbei DOn C. 33 - Sheriff ' Lyman, 'Edwin 22. . Clerk Lyons - , Thomas , 27 Farmer. 11cAlarney, M. Wilson '23 Printer • Maxwell, Alonzo J. 32 Joiner Manning, Charlet .F. 29. Blacksmith Miner, Shubil P. . - 26 Harnessmaker • Ifetiger, George •34 Painter'. '- Olmsted,- Daniel E. 31 Merchant Roberts, James J. 42 CTergyman Sandberg, Andrew 27. Tanner • Spencer; ;Delos IV. 40 Merchant ~---s• Stebbins, Pierre A. Jr., . 24 . do Thompson,.Melville S. 23 Clerk Warner. Oscar.: " .21 Goldsmith Henson, Wallace - 20 Farmer 13oyer, George . W. 24 do . Cannon, R. C. 33 . do Furnace, Edward • ' 2 . 1 do Rowland, Perry 27 do J'iirdan, Alvin . . 22 do, Lint, 'Joseph 34 do Lent - , Morris' ' . 31 do Nelson, Allen - 36 • do" Milks, Robert W. 38 do Nilson, AlMeron 21 'do Niles, Russel M. 34. do Sh'utenberger Frederick 21 'do Shantenberger Christro • SO -do --. Spafford, Jasper M. • . . 27 , Surveyor Woodcock, - Byron . 23 Farmer Woodcock, Albert 20 do Washburn, Silas 22 do Woodcock, Otis 32 do Arnold, George 20 Farmer . Burt, Beldin22 , do . , Burt, Benjamin i 21 ` do Burt, John - ,o 1 ' • 23 d - Burt, M. G. , 33 do Brown, Philip , 34 do Burt, Mailman G. 32 do • Began, William 26 do • Carson!, Oscar 25 do Cornell, Levi • 28 Farmer Cavanaugh, John 20 do Coon, Jeremiah 27 do Card; Jonathan , 20 do Card, Samuel 27 do, Fessenden, John R. 23 - do Gould, Hosea 21 do Gleason, Daniel D. 23 de Gnmes, Edwin 30 do Grosbeck,William 34- do Hanren, Oli 27 do • Hain Jacob 21 do ' Kins, Henry " 27 do Kim, Jacob . -21 do Nelson. Larson 26 , do Lyman, Otis 24 . ' do Lyman, Almeron 23 do Lehman, Jacob 20 do McDowell, John 31. 23 do . Maltby, John 25- do Reed, Wallace 22 do _Reed, Daniel P. 32 do Reed, Benj. B. , 25 do Sullivan, Michael : 34 do Southwick, Lemuel . 34 do Thompson, John 30 do Tompkins, Lorenzo 21 . do Weimer, William 23 •. do Weimer, F. D. Wording, Warren Yeitzer, Frederick Bird, J. Weston Bell, John 28 Farmer Bassett, George 23 Car. & Joiner Butler, George 24 Fanner Carsaw, Henderson 20 ' do Gilbert, Jefferson . 24. do Harrington, Marion] 20. do Harrington, Thompton 21 do Jones, Syrenus 42 Artist Johnson, Marquis M. 27 Farmer Kimble, Jacob 1 25 Mail Carrier Lyman, T. B. 1 2'2 Farmer WKinney, Philander 22 do Miles, Chester I 22 do Mitchell, Nicholas 1 21 do Nelson, James . 34 do Neleooi•Alezander 24 do Rade, Gustavus . 23 do Neefe,,,Henry , 21 do Ross, Cerilus 23 do Roberts, Jacob 21 do Rossman, Almon 33 , do Roberts, Benj. 20 do • Spafford, Orlo 35 do Snyder, Michael . 22 do . Snyder, William 21 do Snyder. George 25 do Tauscher, William 22 do Tauscher, Henry 20 do Wallop, Coleman 27 . do White, Rodney 22 do White, Fred 20 do - SECOND" CLASS.. Carmer, James P. 42 Shoemaker Crittenden, John 42 Farmer Coition.. ttenj. S. 38' lambent --Goodsell, Albert . 31 Gunsmith Glassmire, Daniel F. 44 Landlord -Jonei,'Charles S.- 39 Merchant Jonei, Edwin A. 37 .do Knox. Franklin W. 40 Lawyer Manley, George C. 39 , Blacksmiths, Lyman, Herbert IL 35 Preacher Olmsted, Arthur G. 37 Lawyer Ross, Sobieski' 35 Land Agent Reisman, Charles 40 Cabinetmaker • Shaffer, Joseph 45' Farmer Starkwether. Ezra 38 •Blacksmith Thompson, Z.J. .. 43 Carriagetuaker Warner, Chauncey W 41 Jeweler Acker, S. Y. 36• Farmer Absom, Edward 36 do' Absom, Anthony 38 do- Bt owny william J. 37 Mail-carrier - fiend,, George • 35' Farmer eatlin, , EL L. 35 do-: Denton, James - 40 du ' Nelion, C. (1- ' 42,2! -do Ross, Dunham. ', 38 '_ do Ruling, John . ' . do • Reynolal, Beal: 42 . Ross, D: D. 38 • . do' Steffy; Lafayette' , 36, do• Wagoner; A. J. • 37 do Wambold, David: • 39 • do Babco - cle, L. - 41 • 'Firmer Boyington, William 36 do - - ,Card, Benjamin ' 40 - do Carey, Patrick 35' dp' • 111ansoni•Jiickson — VT - do, Jones, Aliraen • 44 del - Knowlton, Christopher 37 do Lyrae!), John Jr., 42- do. • ' Lyman, Isaac McDowell, William ,40 - 'do. Pomeroy, S,eneci 36 do Pomery, „ 39. do Reed,,Ressell - - 42 - &Shia', James 39 do • Sears, Isaac - 35 ' Yentzer, George • 17. ' do Yewzee, Johni 35 - 'do •• • : Weimer, Michael 40 . : dii' Batt, William F. - 44 • Farmer: •Colcord; David D. ' ' :40 ldO Clain,' Rufus T. - 43 Snperintendent Fesienden, John : ' 36 Farmer" Grine!, James 37 Harnessmaker Glover, Thomas 36 Farmer , Smith, Mathias .. „,,. ' 36 Basketmaker Thompson, Samuel 41 ' Farmer White, Niles , 37 'do Wagoner, Franklin • 36 do Woodcock, Nelson . ki do Woodcock,-Nathan ,THIRD. CLASS:_, - Gleason, Daniel D, -25 Parmif Knowlton; Aaron - ' 25 Partner NVHEREAS the Hon. Robert G. White', President Judge, and the Hoes C. S. Jones and G. G. Colvin, Associate` judgPs of the Courts Of Oyer it Terminer and General Jail Delivery. Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Orphans' Court and Court of Common Pleas for ,the county of Potter, have issued their precept, bearing date the twenty-first day of Sept., in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred abd sixty-three. and to me directed, for holding a court of Oyer ac 'Fermi. ner and General Jail Delivery, Quarter Ses sions of the Peace, Orphan's court-, and court of Common Pleas in the Borough of Couders port, on MONDAY, the 21st day' of Dec'r next, and to continue one week : . , Notice is therefore hereby given to the Cor oners, Justices' of the Peace and Constables within the county, that they be then and there in their proper persons. at 10 o'clock, A.M. of said day, with their rolls, records. inquisi tions, examinations, and other remembrances, to do those things which to their offices ap pertain to be done. And those . who are bound by their recognizances to prosecute against the prisoners that are or shall be in the jail of said county otPotter, are to be then and there to prosecute against them as w i ill be just. Dated at Coudeisport, Sept. 11, 1863, and the 86thyear of the ludependen4e of the United States of Ametica. D. C. ARRABEE. Winter G YOUR atttention is invited fjo the large and attractive stock just received, and for sale as low as the same qualitieb can be bought anywhere in the county. , We have on hand a large and varied as sortment of Domestic Cottons,' comprising BROWN MEETINGS, and SKIRTINGS, B LEACHED mtwas, DENIM.S,i STRIPES, TICEINGS, and COTTON FLANNELS, on which we cannot be undersold. We purchase our goods for;Cash and offer them at a very small advance From Cost. 30 • do 26 do 33 do 25 Teacher I F you vvil PLAID FR DRESS GOODS; DELVNES, '.PRINTS, BROCITE, and • WOOLEN MAWS, HOODS, SONTAGS, NUBIAS, B.ALMORAL SHIRTS, CLOTHS, and CASSIMERS, a Pull supply DON'T fail to call before purchasing and see the assortment BOOTS & SHOES FOR Men Women Children, in great re. riety aid cheap For Molasses, syrup, Sugir, Tea and Coffee, n fact everything in the Grocery line, call A full assortment of almost everything that.is kept in a country etore orr hand. We intend o keep Goods that will give satisfaction and sell good articles at the lowest living profit. Grain of altkinds, Batter, Wool; • Stieep Pais, huts, Deer Skins • Alio; County. Townshiwand School' OiterS, for all of which the highest prices 'will be paid - : At Olinstedls Couderiport, Pa, Nor'r 18, 1863 A SOAPQqestioi Settled! Inquire at' STEBBINS' • Ale:`CispittiOn Name Court Procla.ination. EMI OLMSTED'S. FLANNELS. Int to purchase RER, GRAY, SLUE, or NCH SHIRTING:FLANNEL, call At Olmsted's. At Olmsted's. CLOTHING. At 01tussled's At Olmsted's AT OLMSTED'S-. AT OLMSTETYS, E Want& ~,.,:. Dit_,.BOTE;ET,EL. Infalll t ble LINIMENT - 17 GREAT • =DV' POIt HAIEUMATISM, JUT, NEURALGIA, LUMBAGO, STIFF N CH AND JOINTS. SPRAINS,BnISES WOUNDS AND CUTS, TILES, HEADACHE, ALL - - RI3E I MA.TIC - AND - NERVOUS DI. ORDERS. Pot all of Which it, is remedy, and neyet faile prepared from the reci Sweet, of Connecticut, t ter, and has been use tnofethan:twqily leafs isktng succeisc AS AN ALLEVIATOI rivalled by any prepardt of which the most skepti by a single trial. FOR NEURA-GIA, ate relief in every tits* TOOTHACHE also it FOll. N RVOUS DE ERAI. LASSITII DP atri or excess, this Liuimen unfailing retnedP. Attl nervous tissues, it stret the system, and restore vigor .„ . FOIL PILE9.—As an external remedy, sir claim that it is the beat known, and we chal lenge the world to prod ea an equal.. Evert victim of this dirress ng complaint should give it a trial, for it ill not fail to afford immediate relies, and, n a majority of cases will effect a radical cur . Qd)NSYAND SOR D THROAT are some times extremely mali plant and dangerous. but a timely applicatin. of this Liniment will never fail to tire. SPRAINS are some ;meg very - obstinate. and enlargement of t e joints is liable to occur if neglected, Tito worst cases may be conquered by this Licament in two or three . -• BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS; BURNHAND SCALDS, yield read ily to the Wonderful heStllng properties of DR, SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT, when used accordifig to directions. Also CHIL BLAINS, FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT BITES AND STINGS. ods 1 . Dr. Stephen Sweet', of Connecticut, the 'Great Natural Bone Setter. • • Dr. Stephen Street, of Ccoineeticut, is known all over the United States. Dr. Stephen Sweet, cf Connecticut, Is the au hor of "Dr. Sweet's infallible Linirnent,.". Dr. Sweet' Infallible Linininnt Cured Rlieu matistu and never rails Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is a certai. remedy for Neuralgia., • Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cures Burn and Scalds immediately. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Linim.nt Is the bes• known remedy far' Sprains an! Bruises. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Cures Hcnd ache immediately and was never known to fail Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Affords inane• diate relief for Plies; and seldom fails to cure, Dr. Sweee; InfalliLle Liniment Cures Tooth ache in one minute. . • . - Dr. Sweet's Infallible — Liniment"Cures Cut.- and Wounds immediately and leaves no scar. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world. Dr. Street's Infallible Liniment Has been used by more` than a million people, and all praise, it. Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment• Taken inter nally cures Colin,Cholera 3loebus and Cholera Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is truly a "friend in need," and every, family should have it at hand. CHECKS Dr. Sweet's Infallible Liniment Is for sale by all Druggists. Price 25 nud 50 cents. A Friend in need, Try it. DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT, as an external remedy, is. without a rival, and will alleviate pain more speedily than any other preparation. For' all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly infallible, ana as a eurative for Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Sic., its soothing, healing and pow. erful strengthening properties, excite the just wonder and astonishment 0,0! who have ever given it a trial. Over one thousand certificates of remarkahle cures performed by it within the last two years, attest the fact. PR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT FOR HORSES is unrivalled by any, and in all cases of Lameness arising from Sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect is magical and certain, _Harness or Saddle Galls. Scratches. Mange, &c., it will also cure speedily Spavin and Ringbone may be easily *vented and cured• in their incipient stages, but confirmed cases are heyono the possibility of .s.rteninst,coat. No cise.of.ttie kind, however, is so desperate or hopeles• but it may bn alleviated by this Liniment. and its faithful application will' always re move the Lameness, and enable.the horses to travel with comparative ease. Every Horse Owner shonld have this remedy at hand. for its timely use fit the first appearanee 9f Lame ness will elfeCtually're•vent those furmidable diseases, to which all horses are liable, and which render so many otherwise.: Valuable bones-vie - iffy worthless. Dr. SWEET'S NFALLIBLE LINIMENT IS THE SOLDIER'S FRIEND, And- thousands have found' it truly, A Frilnd in Need! CAUTION:-To• avoid' imposition, abserie the Signature and Likeness of Dr. Stephen SWeet on every label, .10ileo "Stephen Sweet's . Infallible Liniment" blown in the ,glass of each:bottle, withont which none are genuine., Ii:ICHARDSOI? & CO.: . • Sole'l ) roprietors:,'Norwich, Ct.• BIORG.AN & ALLEN, General Agents,. 4t. Cliff Street, New York). * * *Sold by all dealers everywhere,, 4 , 16 I VAC ELS MR HAY Pllt FAS " . it tttnEws r.vrgNT.. The subscriber, WO Lk :the right of hfartitfacturing an& Selling' for Potlir county' HarcTer's Patent Excelsior' Hay 'Press: Patented 11363, and which took the first prenilutrt at the hist State. Fair. One of thiSe Piesses will be. in'eou dersport, : froin the 10th to the 20th nf:Dieemliet; Any perten wishing to buy the Right Ara township or the county, can the' Preis. . - Theie will bt.• oriemanufactured by W, B:•Gordnier.. ?or further particulars inknireart thit':;g °Mo.( ' C. Wainwright.`' _ Coideriport,Ta.ilistit 201363 pd; pA. sTsfirms - 4 Cch . ere Olosini'ep al .: old Ledger: All persons indebted LQ them -will ; please call -And. settle, before the counts are left: with the: proper officer foe Collectioa c z-Nor!r 18.'63 , ; - MAYORS OF THE We, the undersigned Illisyors, here* cier tit? that the //rl:4ol;bits, .A:pothftaries, inid• Physicians of our several-cities turps "limed a docriment of assurance to us tbA AYER'S EldlitSAP Ttrtm•A has bean found tO bo a remedy of street excellence and Walt* the confidence - of the conumilty. ' IFON. JAMBS CCiOE, Mayor of LOWJAIL, 31a 0, VON, ALBIN BBARD, speedy and certain . This Liniment is pe of Dr. Stephen e famous bone set in his praCtice - for "tb - the most aston .. OF PAIN, it is un ion before the publie, ;cal may be convinced • Mayiii oL NASHUA, N. IL 403r4, GABBING O N , Mayor of wawamamma, N. IL EON. JOHN ABBOTT,. • Xiiyor of CONCORDS N. N. nozr. A. zr. BULLOCK, i -mill afford lamed!' hotvever digressing. urea instantly. ILITY AND GEN ing.froiu imprudenoe • is a most happy and `ng - directly upon the gthens and revivifies it to elasticity and Mayor of WORCESTER, MA}3l3 HON. N.OLTEPL SILSBEE, 3fiyor of SALEM, HON. F. W. LINCOLN, Jr.., Mayor of BOSTON. MASS HON. WM. M. .RODKAN, Mayor Of YROVIDENOIL S. L HON. AMOS W. PlaitTlCl:Ei, xi* 0f.Np13.71runi..6114(4 HON. Jr. It:VARRIS;', • mayor of NIW xioStßizt, CONS[. Holt : CHAS: S. Mayor of NONTIMIL s O. Ilk HON. D. Pi • Mayor of NEW YCHMC CITY HON. E. M.ZENSTREY, Mayor of MAMgerON, C. W. MIL ADAM WILSON, - Mayor of TOEONTO, 0. W 11ON. 8. M. BISHOP, Mayor ; of C/NCIIVITATI, oßio IxoN. I. H. CRAWFORD, Mayor of LOUISVILLE. KY HON. JOHN SLOAN, Mayor of LYONS. IOW& HON. JAMES NeFEBTERS, Mayor of .130 HON. JANES W. NORTH, Mayor of AUGUSTA, ML HON. HENRY COOPER, -Jr., • Mayor of HALLOVIMIL. NIS HON. JAMES S. BEEB', Mayor of ETIEDEILICTON.- N. B. HON. WILLARD NYE, Mayor of NEW BEDPOIEDi 1d8135.: HON. 3. BLAISDELL, Mayor of FALL RIVRIX, 'fiLIM. HON. W. H. ORA.NSTON, • Mayor of km vv PORT, HON.' FRED STAHL, mayor of GALENA, U.L. HON. JOHN HODGDEN, Xayor, of DUBUQUE, lOWA. HON. THOMAS CRIITCHETELD, N.Oyor of. CHATTANOOGA; TENN. EON: ROBERT BLAra,: Mayor of TUSCALOOSA, HON. R. D. BAUGH, Mayor of MEMPHIS, TENN HON. GERARD STITR", Mayor of NEW ORLEANS. IrL, HON, H. D. SCRANTON, Mayor of 8068ESTFI8, N. Tr • HON. DE WITT C. GROVE,. Mayor of UTICA., N: EON. GEO. WILSON, • Mayor of PITTSBURG, EON. C. H. BIIHL, - Mayor. of DEllrebrlc MTCN• EON. =war L. PAGE, ' Mayor of MILWAUKEE!, WXt HON, W. W. VAUGHN, Mayor of BACYLPTB, Nina, nozr. A. rAza, Mayor of ICEZTOSAL, Vita. HON . ., JOHN O. • HA.IICrES, H Mayor of CHICAGO, ILL. EON. M. T. A. EIZEA'rEr, Mayor of SELMA, ALA. oeftill that the resident Drawee/ SUM assured them Aye:r's..Spirsaparilla Is en excellent remedy, end worthy the cow fldenoe of the community; For Spring Distaies. • For Purifying the Blood. For Scrofula or Evil. • • . , For Tumors, Ulcers, ond.Sores... For Eruptions and Pimples. , • For Blotches,. Blaine, and For St. Anthony's Fire, Bose, eir' Es7s For Tatter or Salt Rheum. [sipelae. • For Scald Bead anikßingtvorm. Poi- Cancer 'mid Cancerous .SOres. - ' FOr Sore Eyes, Bore Ears, and linnierec For Female Diseases.- For Suppression -and Irregularity... For Syphilis or Venereal'Diseaseei For Livef ; COmplaintsii • - key Die sa of the Bailie- T r ite Nayarit of chief elliiis.ot V. tad States, Canada!, and British 'Proviso:ea, Chili, Peru, Brasil, Mexico, and in fact el.' moat all the cities on this •continent, has signed,this document, to assure tliatr people what remedies they may usewitlisafeity art conlidema. :But our apses will ozdrodatik ayportton-se-thoui.l 4reirle.. SitsSparilla; Ayer! s Cherry Peetoral; Ayer's. Pith, '„ Ayer's. Ague :cum, rairrAtai, TIT • Or. e- Ayer di' co * : Loomu,- 56054. And sin 1:17 Dzuggists emar who& :.Orreaii-,-Vities. 1!=i1 lepr Goof MVES THESRIS NO S AND NO LAW T 1 TO PAZ THE ASKED FOR TO AVOW rn I'VE PEOPLE t's A. S HAVE LATEL YORK, FOR C • BEST SELECTE BROUGHT INT NG OF EVERY F 92 DELAI%; Ele O. W LAWNS, MU! am BINS t Ctra F OR PO DIOU FINE BA & Al L KIN STE F" SHEET' ME EU FOIC CLUTHIN' LADIEISI4 G EYE F" WO'nN eves-! ER3 F" ciarkt4.oF -ALL FLOUR, P 9 ERSi' irmuis C0T.,7, °' 'icste,xu, SD/Ng* COE: - I= El r ~. elating! I= PALLING 1 BEN RUM =I - Akin'. to *MittAlvf I COMPEL THE PEOPLE lIINOUS PRIMO NOW .11 rN MS. Cabinet grrORIION ,AND GA' I FAIR GOODS AT FAIR - .RICES 1" M!MI PUNCHA:E'D, IN NEW s H THE FINEST AND STOCH OF GOODS EVER THE. COUNTx, CONSIST am AND .QUALITY; MK% HAMM GOODgi • LINS; AND PRINTS GO TO WLSi ES' CLOTEL NING• GOODS, MORM. SEIBTSi S OF FANCY GOODS*, GO TO BINS /4 CO'S GS, S H MINIM/ DENIMS, &C GO TO BINS ~'ro~g~; ~I OP ALL KINDS; NTS I BOO73& SHOES GO TO BINS & CO'S. 1:3 WARZi W ILLciw.WAR , ALL OTHER t WARE GO TO' BINS' & COT., tEAI3 : , SUGARS, RK, WAMS, SKOULIN fBiP, AN - 15 BArit GO . TV_ dREDItaiLS:•. INDS OF ItIEUISS • 7 GO Tot: ,t- • - " ihr 111, 1 .2: - .f.t. ,W, , -. . ] , 1 t UNIX/ A L M =I roxitnY)rrif .6 Wai the .exclamption of the AstronoinitZfiiii drat discovered that the , tvorld moved In Itir orbit; not tesivloyotis ban beeir the nelson.; Um of thosp.wh6 have found, if* tract tvlzere GOODS can be puicbaseo Finns • or TVVENTT, PER CENT.-belo* the ,autrif/A price, and-yet, find them as tepreserif,ef T. - . - things are . to be considered in purOneing Goods:.the Quality and the Price ebaseri -studying both, ca i ho ioetter:itatisjra with our ansick then any other in: •hie SEW joining counties.. Think tile" DEAR TRASH." 'Now; is your tide *tijiet—, dare a GOOD ARTICLE: . 3 iDeliyi I'4 'ifs* getout and sometimes fatal:" lion't.witill4 another enormous advance in itkMdi The following is buts partial Ulf of largo Assortment: - • ' Merino 6 ••- a • The attention of the , Ladies' *le& tei, it* stock of Merinoes,Black,Brawn; Blue. ilia Drub and White. Sony> of thesesteie previous to tha rise And will tit. sold'n'eat:444 low as present wholesallvrices sit JON ES' Ladies Cloth; Black, Grey, and-Finty COlori .71civ'es Weai- Cassiniefes, Striped, Checked, and Plaidei: Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, and ; Cottonsdes Pet the very best quality at j JONES': • • t • Mourning Good, • titaci Silks, Alpacas,.EntpressClothi Delaines, Rep Cloths , and 'Black-ant Paple bonds of various ;kinils'at' JON': Domestics Efeavy Sheetings, three.quarter,forir-qttarts4, five-quarter, fine unbleached; ands Sheeting. Muslin, Shirting, Ten- arts, bleached for sheets at MSS" White Goods, • Barred Muslin - . Plain Jnecnet, Cambria-Am: Skirts, Irish Linen, Swiss Muslims, Bahama*. Mullin, striped or. plain, and BIalop: Lawns at, JoNgst: • Embroi(eries • Dimity Bands, Ladies Collars, IJadersteiriisr , with or without collars at JOADISCe: Woolen foods • Hoods, with tabs or points, for Watts's - urn Children, Misses and Ladies; Nubia's. sleeves and Caps at JONW. Print For' Children, Shirting Print' plgns .bhiek g , white and biack,blue and White, — 4 of Fancy, at lossll`._ • Cloths Gents' Black Broad Cloth, excellent quality bought before ihe rise, Cassimmes,..blackr6 silk mixed. black and fancy Doeskin, airiped, plain, and Plaid in fancy colors, and :Clog;- for whole suits at JONEW., • Hosiery Women's wool ribbed,' cotton ribbed; geniis plain, colored 'and while, plain or fieeeed:t Girls' white. brown, mixed, wool or cattow f and-wool balmoral stockings. Nene home and city-mans Boys', all sizes, white or mixed, et JONES' • Gloizes For Ladies. Gauntlet and Hand-Gloves; tit, Linen, Cotton, Plain and Fleeced Sille,r l Geataf fine Driving Gloves, Caissitors; at JOHES► , Sha c wis For Ladies ; Shepherd!' Plaid, Broebe;. Loaf and Square, Woolei Plaid; a great variety si elegant colors at i JOSZEP , "" . Delaine's Of doinestic and forlign nianufkicture.t can assure our patrons that we believe osr stock this spring to be more attractive,in line than ever before. JONES' ": Balmoral Skirt*. With only two breadths, making it nesmary. to have but I.u-disarms in a full skirt, in kgtri variety it JONI(Pr Groceries Tea', Sugars, Choice . Syinp, Good Rtatefee , os West.lndis and Dandelioo Cofer, It)ce; Caret- I Starch, drift ( Cocoa, &c., at JON .11S . . •' - Brushes' Cloth, Tooth, Nail, Hair, Bat,Paitst,:Tiriii"' Ind Aitiat BrUsb ea at JONES" ' .b.ruga and Pane* krtioie*,, Oils,. taints ; and Dye Stuffs, White4elol-,b Tin Caus,Aleobol, Campbene, Seroseni f Limpgto... and Lamp Fixtures. Glass, Patent btediirtesek..t,! Chemicals, I3otanical Herbs; terftiataWniervr.• Soap :and Toilet articles" ; Gum, .110.0‘ 0 4,"; and Wooden Combs, Pomades and;Caloptan c li,.. and a fine assortment of Flavoring 14trAttsps,r.r. Pens, Ink and Paper, thd Linseed Clit. r -swa and boiled, at' Boyeiract Melee aE boots .ands Or every description and ; t s _bestga}litixif siton l 44*. l oqf :Price#3 . I .4 . . _ . Wall! Pagan, :,_; iling.Paper,,lranSoro- PaperpWisidWeetbti'"' tainif, , Borders; Tassels andriiitatts,467,4o. t • HARDWARE, INOOrIEiGNA:Ra, , Wrigh*W•ii . " WARE. , NAILS:: IRtelpPLOWS,vr•WlNlXitlit'' SASH; :1*1.01114- PORKY 4iadrrEarli ,4 easeso :-. eve!ythieo thatrths iteinile deed ean'llehad at . • .3 1 0 - 1414 Wi n .: • Alier.ftldeli te , 'obi it tedtt~ ► ll~lft • Catni#S*. ttObtr6i'igttCW • HANGI:" • - ." • • • Oinitti4ca,Tii; ' • =1 JON" -
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