Bloomsburg, May 9, 857.
LEVI L. TATE, EDITOH.
Democratic Stalo Nomiuallons.
FOIl OOVERNOn,
GM. mi. F. PACKER,
Of Lycoming County,
rOtt CANAL COMMISSIONER.
3TBTR0D. SmiClCLAD,
Of Oicsier count;.
Reassembling of tho State
Democratic Convention of 1857.
In pursu'tico of a resolution adopted ly
tho Dcmocralio Ftalo Committee or Tcnti'
nvlvmia, tbo Delegates to tho SUto Con
vention of March 2d, 1357, nrd requested
0 assemble at tho Capitol, at Harrishiug,
on Tuesday, tho Oth day of Juno, 1857, nt
m kvlnnb. A, M.. for the purpose of 110II11-
lilting Candidates to complete tho State
J'ioket, stud transacting nil other business
pertaining to tho orginal authority of tho
OOAULES R. BUCKAfiKW;
ClIAinMAN.
j.. N. ilutciiiNW, Sc0Ietaric.
H AT.DEMAN,
R. J
SSf Should the Main 1-ine pass into tho
lands of tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany what will becomo of tho numerous
forwarding establishments from Philadel
phia to Pittsburg! Thoy will necessarily
to "crushed out," for it will bo idle for in
dividual ontcrpriso to attempt a, competi
tion with that overgrown monopoly, whose
forwarding houses will, inn very short
time, bo erected at every available point
from one end of tho lino to tho othur.
JNot only so, but that company will also
eroct.lhcir own liotels,at all tho principil
points, and thus monopolize tho whole trade
and business to tho exclusion of everybody
clsa. And in addition t all this, they will
in afewyesrs, bo able to control, not only
tbo politics of tho State, but also its legis
lation t their own benefit and behoof.
It will, in short, bo establishing an imperi
ito ht iinjerio, a sovereignty within a
sovereignty, which wi 1 sson bo too strong
ipt tho peoplo, and bind tho grout State
of Pennsylvania with adamaotino chains
which novcr can bo broken.
Mr. Collector Baker.
Col. J. B. Baker, tho newly appointed
Collector of tho Port of Philadelphia, who
has been lying sick of the National Hotel
3iseaso, for several w.eoks at. tho Gap, in
Lancaster county, haa so far reoOTcrcd as
to be pronounced by his attending Phy
eician, comparatively out of danger. -It is
believed that nqt less than tcven hundred
persons have been seriously and danger
ously affected by tho National Hotel poidon
at Washington'; and some thirty or forty
deaths have occurred in consequence.
Among otters, lion. Robert J. Walker
Is not" entirely recovered from his sovero,
nltack.. Senator' Hale, of New Hamp
shire, has becomo a thin, lean man, under
its ravages. It-is how the opinion of many
persons that thero wis a deliberate pur
poso to.paison.Mr. Buchanans and that
tho diabslical scoundrel hazarded the lives
of thousands in' the' attempt.
Harrisburg Patriot & Union.
Androw Hopkins, Esq., has sold his
puper, tho "P.tlriol & Union," at Harris
burg, to R. J. ITfildcrnian, Esq. Mr.
Hopkins is about leaving for Nebraska to
tako upon himself tin duties of Kcgistcr
of tho Land Office for tbo Nobrenka Dis
trict to which ho was recently appointed by
tho. Trcsident. Kind wishes of many
friends go with him. IIij successor, Mr.
Haldcman, is a young gentleman of abil
ity, and of earnest devotion to the Demo
cratio cause. Wo bid him welcomo to tho
editorial ranks and wish him complcto sus-
CJS,
.Eroeoodiugs of Court.
.Notwithstanding the storm, llioro was
quite a turn out lo Court on Monday morn
ing last.
At tho usual hour, Court met. Presont
lion. Warren J.Woodward and Associates.
Isaao Dowitt, liltq., of Gio'cnwood, was
appointed foreman of tho Grand Jury.
Moses Gaumcr was indicted for tho lar
ceny of n gun from Mr. Clark, in Oattiwissa
township. Itwa'provcd that'tho properly
was found in his possession. A pica of
Not Guilty had been entered, but after
hearing tho evidenco on 'tho port of tho
prosecution, a plea of Guilty was substitu
ted. Sentence deferred. Little for Com.,
Wirt and Stewart' for Pcf.
Tho caso of William Whipplo, indicted
for stealing n maro, lm?gy, harness, fly
net and whip from Eves Patterson, o1
Greenwood, next cmio up.. Tho evidenco
effered by the pr'sccution was of a kind
which tho Court upon argument refused to
admit, namely, confession made by tho
prisoner to Jacob Gerard, who had nrrcstcd
him, and to tho prosecutor, Patterson,
who hadVsitodjhim in jail. Of course, it
wa3 all "Greek" to us, the uninitiated,
that a man should not bo convicted on his
own confession', but tho ways of tho law
" pro past finding out." Whipplo was dis
charged and went on his way rejoicing.
Ilo was defended by Messrs. Wirt and
Stowart, Little and Hurley, for tho Com
monwealth. Jano M. Berninger r. W, A. Kline.
This vas an action of debt brought on note
Verdict f r Plaintiff SOS 42 and costs.
Oomly and Hurley for PIE, and Clark
and Buckalow for Def.
Com. vs. George Zclincr and Samuel
?iitlcr Indictment for not repairing road.
Grand Jury ignored the bill.
Com. vs. Hirum Smothers Indictment
for keeping a tippling house, Grand Jury
ignored tho bill and directed tho prosecutor,
Kuuben II.Nicely, to pay tho cosh-Scutcnco
of Court, that he pay the coUs of prosecu
tion within ten days and stand committed
till tho sentence bo complied with.
Whereupon Reuben had to fork over.
David Rcinboldro. Anion Wolf Action
for digging a cellar. Verdict for I'M", for
SIS. Buckalow fur Plff., Clark for Def.
Com. vs. Jesso Buck Indictment for
perjury. J ruo Ism. jNO prosecutor ap
pearing. Def. was discharged.
Com. vs. Nathan fc'ccly Indictment for
selling liquor on Sunday. No prosecutor
appearing. Dcfeudant discharged.
Ooin.rs. Jarob. K. Edgcr IndictmoLt
for assault and battery. Def, discharged
Irom his rcooguiziiKc. .
Judge Woodward, on Thursday evening,
received a Telegram from Wilkcsbirrc,
announcing tho critical condition of his
wire's health, whence ho started at about
10 o'clock, that night, and consequently
tho Court then adjourned.
TRIAL OP McKlM.
Superintendent of Common Schools,
The GoVca'nor has nominated Hoory C.
Hickok, Esq., as Superintendent of Com
mon Schsols, for thrco years from tho 1st
day of Juno nest, under tho recent ret of
tho Legislature. Tho Senate confirmed
tho nomination unanimously. This is a
well deserved complimcnt'to Mr. II., who
has shown himself fully capable to becomo
the head of tb'at important office.
EST" Two r ew and splendid Engines
havo been placed upon tho Cattawissa,
TVilliamsport & Eric Railroid. Ono is
named ' II. A. Fonda,'' in honor of tho
worthy and aclivo Superintend ant of tho
road. Tho other is called " A. S. Divisn,"
the former President of the Williamsport
and Elmirji.Rairoad.
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S6T Tho notes of ibo Now Castlo Bank
nro now selling at 80 a Ot? cts, on tho dol
lar, and tho Lawrence Journal isojjpjn
ion that they will soon bo atp .r,
10" We give 'elsewhere, in this paper, E
lengthy report of tho Me Kim Trial, but on
going to Press, arc unable to announoo tho
result.
A correspondent from Hollidaysburg,
whero tho trial of MoKim for tho wilful
and delibcrato murder of Samuel T. Nor
cross, is taken place, aftergiving an account
of tho commencement of tho case, furnishes
tho following particulars
Norcross was originally from East Lex
ington, Mass. From thero ho went to tho
West, in tho capacity of a musio teacher,
After residing thore some lime', ho return
cd, to hi3 home, and borrowed from his
sisters SI 000. This monoy ho returned
with to tho Weft, and invested it in lands
in Dubuko, Iowa, and Dunleith, Illinois.
Tho property rose so rapidly in value, that
ho commenced tho study of nicdieino with
Dr. Burnhold, relyina upon tbo interest of
his money to support him. In tho mean
time an abcess formed on his left tide,
which became painful, and ho determined
to go homo. MoKim, whoso, acquaint
ance ho had formed, volunteered to ac
company him. Tho Commonwealth ex
pects to proro that Norcrcss sold his land
in McKim's prosouco that tho two star
ted in company on tho journey that1
McKira treated Norcross with great kind--
ncss until he had won his confidanca and
cs cem and finally killed and robbed him,
ou tho morning of the IGth of January
last on the Pennsylvania lUilroid track,
thrco miles West of Altoona, whero Nor
cross was found in n dying condition by
some laborers on tho samo morning, proba
bly two hours after tho coinmitsiou of tho
deed.
Tho circumstnncii! evidenco that will
ho brought to hear against McKim,maybo
summed up as follows: His departuro
from Dunleith with Norcross aprarantly
having chargo of him at tho Eaglo Hotel,
in Pittsburg, and tko jtory he told the
landlord about Norcross' insanity ; tho
departuro from tho hotel in company j the
testimony of a railroad employer of teeing
two men get off tho train at Altoona, and
go up tho track on tho morning of tho
murder ; tho non-nppcaranco of McKini in
Philadelphia to claim his haggagoj hii 1110 ""pot m company
ding in Chester Ho was attired in a noat
blaok suit, and looked very well.
Tho prlsdticr has" engaged Messrs. Ho
fiu, Banks fend 3o)ljr tA defend him.
Thcso mon will, do thojr best for their
client. Mr,linnimond,tho Dlslriot attorney
will bo assisted in iho prosecution by W.
A. Stokes l-Jsq.
Tho.atrocity of 'tha-crimp invested tho
trial with great interest, and many lawyers
and others from .neighboring towns nro in
tho place.
After tho District Attorney had concluded
bis openinj remarks, the first witness, John
Callahan, was called.
John CalUhan sworn I live in Logan
township, . two and n. half miles above
Altoona j on tho morning of tho 1 Oth of
January last, as I was going lo work about
seven o'clock, when I got into this cut, I
saw a man in tho ditch ou his knees"; lie
was on his two knees, wavering back and
forward wiih his back to Altoona : before
I reichcd him I tho't it might bo our
watchman, when 1 got close I found his
cap off his hod; it was .1 kind of skin cap;
ho was uttering samo words, but I do not
know what ho meant to say ; I saw, as ho
was raising his head, tho cut across bis
throat ;l passed but few remarks j it was
a pretty large1 cut, pretty near clear around
the throat ; under his oar, about his jaw
there wcro cuts, but I do not know whether
Ono or two ; I did not remark which side
of tho head they wcro on ; Sir. McKonnau
md h's men 1 informed of what I had seen,
and my foreman and his men camo up ; a
tocsmctivo camo along, and wo took the
body t ) Altoona,, and a parlyof us remained
at the scene; ono of themfounda razor and
a club upon tho ground ; after tho razor
was. found they wanted me to go to Altoona
and tako the razor ; I did so, and gavo it
to somo one ; there wjs a travelling bag
found also upon the ground ; it looked like
a fiddle with a green cover on it ; 1 do not
know what else wa3 found. The razor
found by Norcross' body was shown witness
and ho remarked that it looked like tho
one he had seen Tho club, a stick about
two inches in thickness and four feet in
length, tho witness also thought was tho
same. Tho carpet bag and fiddle bag, to
the best of his opinion, ho thought tho sa'iie;
also a shawl that had been around Nor-
ros.a.
Cross-examined. No ono went with mo
to Altoona with the razor. It was between
ono and two hours after I saw tho body
that tho razor wa3 found. 1 cannot say
that is tho club.
Thomas McKcrnan, cross oxamincd.
I'bellcvo all tho articles boforo mo to be
tho saino from thoir general appearance ;
I am sure it'was'blood I saw upon the rail;
I picked up tho club and examined it; put
it back where it camo from ; I havo not
seen tho articles since until this wcok ; I
recognize tbo vest by tho color and tho
stuff ; I rccognizo the razor by its color
and tho blood upon it. (Razor shown him.)
I think it is still blood upon it. (Witucss
described dress of Norcross.) Tho shawl
was upon tho man, across liis breast, and
clasped in front ; his boots I never saw,
unless I saw them' on NorcroEs; Norcross
I should judge to have-becn about fivo feet
seven inches in height.
Valentino Dillcr testified to'tho finding
of tho body, its removal to Altona, and the
blcod found on various parts of tho track
lie identified all the articles except the
coat. His cross-examination elicited noth-
ing'worthy of note.
John M'Chartcrs sworn Kccp.i tho
Eaglo Hotel in Pittsburgh ; identified Fox
Lako Bank bill as ono ho had fivcu in
chango to a man named Norcro'3 in pay
ment of hi3 bill. Hotel register of the
Eagle Hotel produced. Norcross camo
to my hsuso on tho 1-lth. had his name
registered, and, also, as lies aid, that of hi's
fncndr David McKinney, of Philadelphia
.saw Norcross and defendant in company
frequently ; when former paid tho hill, saw
a twenty dollar gold piece in his possession,
and other monoy.
Samuel M 'Masters, clerk of tho Hotel,
testified to first seeing Norcross and defen
dant at the hotel in tho morning, after
coming out from breakfast. That McKini
leaned over the counter and told him,
confidentially, thit ho had great trouble
with Norcross ; that ho was subject to fits,
and at times it would tako two or thrco
men to hold him ; that tho night previous
ho, Norcross, had slipped out of bed, and
awoke him tho defendant by attempting
to beat his brains out ngainst tho wall.
Witness was further informed by defendant
that ho was taking Norcross from tho West
lo his friends in tho East, and that ho had
groat trouble with him, as ho mado every
endeavor to commit suicido whilo laboring
under one of thoso fits.
Jacob Shiinbro, the ostler nt tho Eaglo
Hotel, testified to taking the baggage from
tho Pennsylvania and Ohio baggugo room
in Allegheny, to tho Pennsylvania depot
in Pittsburgh, and to scciug tho meii at
Ho docs not ro-
B t , w, MIW.WW IIIIW II. I l...flWM.JiMIMH,,IWW.IIMIIW.IIIIll-WIIIM
aTout a quarter of an hour, ho called forcing granted until they ho tested JlJt WccUy. I'KIVATKSAr.li
brandy, but. did not gpt-up stairs; I saw and proved its truth. Hcnco If the " voico t-'ru"a J J Vftltinlllp Konl FtefiHo
him again at flight o'clock in tho evening ; of the people," Is not ' the lA of QoJ , g W i tt.CSSCS, , , L n j i V. . n 't ,.7. T. 7,,'.
ho mado himself known to mo by saying 'it approximates; infallibility mpro jicafly , i undii.i.-.i nn.iinir.f
that ho had kn'own mo when .quite a child , than any opinion limited to a dnglo' of. , THE FOltG BU CONVICTED sjtfy fi.A
ho staid nil night and wont up .fairs with possibly can. , ' , 4. j i oiw . : iivn ih, a,, -.or. -h hMj...i t. p; .""' nu,,; of ..ni
mn mid rmiiiifnml until morning) I had
Apply thisru'
n rcrhedlOS for CX- Aiillinrnrllf.f('rh(!AiroJey7yisirflc w lilrh Hip ro.l.t nii- hum Jerni-ituivli in lllocfti.
mi r . t "Gemot mm nn urn i m i ruvrm nil anu niur
,11 . .1" . , 1 It ... " " ... ..7-. i.-
conversation with mm, no torn rao uiai no nuu " "S ;'""r..v: i tut.,. WiiKXnd. orniifla..i.hii,t, .
Of - mi puns oiiiuo uioucruy i ruir ii.ui.uu( j,.
ii.li.. t Hi nittntifr In which Uuiiit trrffttft m Macule
their iriiuiln, n ml IhuMiml hiiiI hutt''it mratiR of
I.n.1 t.riAti nnnnrvnit in ImOninir n. h Oil fin
ill.famo in Philadelphia, and. thai liU wifo'ond what is tho result. For every ono ,triiJtii? u.ci..i
- .. t i ... I .1 nf-. . ! .. tin. . t A,i f.i -.. il mii im (a I kn ttrintttl
had been doad about fourteen mojitbs ; lio ' numan ocing, who places conuucucu iu ........ "j;p.ej,,M;f.
cclici
said that ho lived in Philadelphia, in Tenth, any other mcuicine, at least ono-ininarcu CrcatcU Discovery of the Present Century
ib.ivo Poplar; this house iu Heading was 'rely implicitly upon his Pills and Ointment, for Detecting Counterfeit Jiank Notes.
tho same kind that ho said ho had kept In I and prove tho laith that is in them by using ' J''1' "7iU' ""JliuiimfcHnJm.
all
Arrnngpil innilmlrnMjrilh.'it Uufrjreneo la Ciy ami
Pliiladelnhia s ho staid nt tho houso until I thcso remedies lo tho exclusion of
afternoon, and liicu wont out and bought other. Look at another significant fact, ''tmlrwmfnoi No P,n i,ni-,Pi-this
watch and.ch.un and a piirofeanrings, , Among tho class of medical dogmatists, g .'Sti!,' -?:!
f watch and chain iilontiliea ;) lio returnca , lortunaiciy ior manuiiiu uiiiiinisiiing every y.vguth, mm na uctmnn
1r .1 i. .i."f'.i:l, u'.J. '.Anv Wlin ilpnV thn I'fliciov of Ilollnwav'fl
beforo dark with'1 these 'nrticlos, and mado
men present of tliom Iuovcr saw tho man
In my life boforo until tho day of this
occurrence ho (old mo that ho had plenty
of money, and I novcr should want for
anything ho proposed to tako care of mo,
ns 1 was in La I ho jlth, and that after I got
well ho would tako mo out West to my
peftplo ho proposed to marry me, and I
wouldn't do it, for I thought that I would
lilto to get a liltlo bctt6r acquainted ho
stayed in tho houso all night again, in tho
samo room, and tho noxt morning I think
that ho left at an early hour that samo
day, at '3 or ! o'clock in tho afternoon, ho
called the presents wcro nude on Friday,
but at tho interview just named ho said ho
wanted lo tako iny3clf and Charlotte hero,
iDiijietcie's, and she mid tb Poltsvillo
this prop 'sal camo first from tho prisoner,
but ho did not say what ho wanted with us
tho next day, (Sunday,) at -1 o'clock,, ho
scut for Charlotte McKcnzio and myself to
go. Sleigh riiling wo went, and MoKim and
Charlotte talked ubought getting ready to
g) away 'nest morning,
nEtDINO TUB NEWSPArEU,
I was present on a Saturday night when
an article was road to him from a news
paper, but I do not know what tho urticlo
was.
Cross-examined 1 do not Know whether
it i3 customary for people of that oaractcr
to tako falso names or not I never did so
I cannot road much, and do not know
figures', but 1 know a fivo dollar note, and
that's all tho t-heriff got the watch I
Tlml each Muy.ruau ilio t.iuio In lili onn N'ltlvo
Mo'stptrfict Ianh Note List Published.
Aluo n lift of nil Hie-'
rntVATT. iiANiaiua in AjinntCA.
A fflinileni'fiuinmtry il tlie Fiif.NCK r i'.niiorE amd
Am. met will lin iiiibll.litii in (ntli fililinii. lOgi'Uier
with nil Hie Iniporlnnl N i:VH or Till; II. V. Aim,
A suiiir.s or talks
l'rnm nn nt.l Mttnn tcrlpi I'minil In llio.tlmt. It fur
lilibll IU4 mo.t compli te binary ot
ur.ir.NTAI, LII'E,
Anil iloRcrltilna tlio mo.l iipliilpxttig nn.ltlnn In
I wlnrli Ilia lni!li;iniltfj.itlomcii of llut country hnvn
as thero WJs'of tongues in llabcl. Doctor '' o oiirn fuuiiii. rum ohm win cuiitinuo
n a u. v b 1 1 irniii! hout i in w in W vcnMiml will niovc the moil
Dcnlotus will rccoininond blistering, bleed- ciui'nniiiinsevoroirerui to tiinpuiitic.
i '. nS-rntnulic, ivosk v to Hiutciibori only, nt $1 n
day, who deny tho cfiicdoy of Holloway's
preparation', scarcely any two agree.
vrho proscription of each practitioner dif
fers as widely from that of his neighbor,
as it doc3 from Holloway's. Submit any
oasc, ordinary or extraordinary, lo a hun
dred so-called " regular physicians," and
you will havo as much confusion of opinions
letmneci ttiurountu be I uniting.
,'ILSO,
A IIOL'BH N1 LOT, wllh tlio linptovt
inoiilx llirrcon urcctoil. nitloinliiff tl afnta.
ntil tmcl ofj.nml.
IH-'lVriiH unxIcrntR Aitittcri tho ndveillrrr, it
Jertytowii,Colninbia rnntity, I'n.
VAI.LNlINi: tVEI.I.lVCK.
April 5.1, IM7-31
ing.sudorifics and blankets; Doctor Uraco
rup will prcseribo quinino and jellies and
throw tho doors and windows open. Tho
patients perplexed in tho ostrcmo or ra.
thcr perplexed between two extremes
will perhaps try both, or possibly adopt
tho idea, that a system involving such con
tradictions cannot bo worthy, cry, with
Mercutio, " a plague o' both your houses,
I am sped,"
Certainly when wo find that ono half of
tho adult population of tho known world
havo used and npprovod Holloway's med
icines and that tho remainder are subject
ed ti hundreds of modc3 of treatment so
opposito to each other that no two of them
can by any possibility bo right, wo may
fairly concludo that tho verdict of tho
consistent half of mankind is correct and
truo,
The timo has passed, never to return,
when tho dictum of theorists could out
weigh incontrovertible facts. If thousinds
of invalids who have exhausted tho materia
mcdica nnd consulted tho lights of all tho
Mcdioil Schools in vain, recovered by the
aid of Holloway's remedies they must ne
cessarily tako picecdonco of all others.
year. A 1 1 Jalti rt inuit ho nihlrtft-ntl to
' JOHN' a. I1VC. BnUr
PiiUnticr and rroprlolnr. 70 Wall t.. ww Yoric.
ESPVTOWN NEW ST011E;
Ttin umlcmgurri, having atrocltlcd mother lit Hip
Mrrcnntite ItumnCM. tako pleniitra innim-tuncim
to their iriemlK nnu mo puouo in general, urn mt'ir
new Btoro Ilouc, Jocated on Main itreut.'cunlritl In
Ipjtown, Uoiuinuia county, lias jusi uccu biockcu
witu
New Snruts Goods.
Coitpripin? nn eTtmivPHiortmeniof Clolhi, Cfinl
IllCrt'" VCFlllllJB lIIBl(lt. Hlllt'H. till II cvrrjf in in-I cr
lire In tliu wv.irln JJttc, mcl'itliits It mil wnrnj China,
n.ifihii nml llollutv wares, (Irocvrii1 rtnpnr, Tc.in,
Coir.-c, HIctsMnlnsMofl rlc.,etc, with alt other art,
clcs uf cntnincrco utopli-J lo fount ry ilorcn.
ALHO-llBAD Y MADE CLOTHING
H3-Craln, l.innbir, rrorislonn. t'roitncc, &c, uf ull
kliiiln,uikon In exctiangu fur mrrrhanillxi'.
ii. r. nuiniiAni),
n o. CllUVCLINO.
njpylown.Aprll.4,ieS7,
Spuing and Summer
GOODS.
THE undersigned rcspootfiill) inform
tlirir rnttninrrs n nil I lie pub Mr gr-nr-rfllly. llint thfy
li'ivrl'itl rfccivtit at tlirlr new II rick Btorr- limine, in
I.itfliititrrct, n Biilcct nriinrtiiiitiit ol laifilntibLIu
Spring and Summer Goods,
illtrrt from thn Unilcrn cltlcn, caniiri:n M tho
nrlnii ynlcctlnnr lo lin fniinl hi CotuilrrRloif,
t:enl-tirs of Clntlu. t'mtlnicrril.. t)elnlii,'Urarfi.
Eallnoeil it Tojeilur Wlliin.l kluill of Drf ft jnCil,
for tlu'laillpp. ,
,i.no-oBNT(.nMr.N's wnAn, or Atuoux
Vl'.ltV BOUT AND HTVI.I).
I.Mlll'.STALMASimoSIIArl.ltAtVLP Ac.
(Irocrrli-x. Molaatri. Bunri, Teai, cnfTcp. Pplef,
nml in linrl,cvor) Itilnir In I h- ny of Mcrrhanilltr.
nr.AHV MAIib UI.OTIIINtl, nl ever ilracriptlnn
tri-Iriin,Slrel,NiiiU.Siilk,yFirlnti kt
iryTliankful for patroiindo. itnlllh their
sittillniiii nltn to pleniie thelt ciutomeri nnu to g,lc
tunrnl cltllfaelicn.
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ti , . c , in, uui,,,n,
I.ltlil Bireet, iill 11, lei"
CHEAP STORE.
SPUING AND SUMMER GOODS.
'"JIIB undorsicned take pleasure in on-
M notinclnit tu tlitlrrii&lomeri anil the nnbllr
nily, Ihntthey have Jiif t ircnvcd. nt the lilme HiJifit
tiiore n choice oiportiopnt tf
Spring and Summer Good?.
Comprising every article usually krpl iu
(,'nitntry Btoro. which hnvr lirrn prttil wiih raio,
a nil will be puM nt very low prieei lor rcmly pal.
UW GOOS.
onilnlnf of n liirce v.nrlely of L'lotlu, Caialmcri.
eliiince. llrnzcif.Calicoei, &.e.
tr Country nmilure tnken I n exrtionee for r,,oi?i H
.Iu.. i.mn .nil. Mulm ..,) ... .. Itonlfl..!
LWV OP I.r.TrnR8 rcinnlnl'i; In the I'oit Office ut
lltoomshllrg, I'd., April ht, ltf37.
AlHiniuler Ccornc 3 l.nro I.Vitia
U.ililnln Win.
don't fed at all disappointed that MoKim j Thoy have doim so wherever they have)
did not carry out his promises 1 would . boon introduced, J.Iioy aro not tuo pet
rather he had not have done it, but 1 think medicines of a clique, or a class,or a tin
that ho treated mo badly. ' I f 0 "w'y- f, ' ; Pf ro:i-
f.Iin inhnn Ii nlut a til n vnfifi inn tlinntrn nl
oiiarlottb m'kensie. lbe!r triumphs. N. Y. Sat. Even. Post.
Charlotte R. McKcnsio, sworn In . ,.
January last I was staying at tho houso of -j-H 13 15L00MSUURG MARKET.
Mis Susin ftninnrp. rn. 1 Wiilnnf. slrrio.t. t
. it it t.n Uulttil.iJlx.lJ Wf.Lilvl. 1 .11 UAUlAA ablUUU
nun x Daw II1U IIISUUUI 111U1U UU VI11UU1 ll.U ,
21st- or 22il ho came there on Thursday heat
- . . .... i
noon I heard Miss ISamoro call him -vu
Hum H.unilel
Krtiwn. J. A. I) r.
Iliilini Calliirnm
t.'liotiilierl.'iln Win
Cliil-ty Inlin II.
L'rceni Cornelius
Tint Joint
Freese Jojnti
(iihli Henry 1'.
tllllard Samuel
llcnlcv U'. O,
llartman Jaeon
Mill ti'rilicn II,
lUpkins Uleiizi
z;iuit FrpiJcriek
UalilcrTliiiiiiiivnn
CJ-TerBons c.illini for ttm atjove Icltcru will pt3io
eay mcy are uuvertlsCit.
riltl.lt UNANGST, P. M
April 4.1M7.
M'Cllntock Andrew
.Miiyl.in Klclianl,
Watli.in Pinion
rfcifr rr.mcU
Pfnfer Clurlel
t Her fii-ome
.Keestr llelietca
Itur.el v ol
Ilvait John
Jflchnieycr Peler
SKImv.nn Mn rv
'StruiiiicrlteiiJ.nmln
I'ovey lienree
Witflilnjton rjeorgn
VIi tleo rce
Wlowey mien
31
t.'ibaequcut appearance in Pottsvillo with
two .'cwd women j his reckless squandering
of caonsy, and subsequent disappcarauco
when kuspfcion was arroused.
On Mo.nda7.. Dr. Uuruhold, of Illinois,
tsr CoI.Wm. P. Small, who has been arrived; anl ovcrai ouier witnesses ttont
confined, .during tho last year, io tbo j tho West. Tbo .morning train brought tho
Woyamonsing Prisou,for contempt of Court, 'two lewd woman who acrompaniod iMcKim
was last Tuesday roleased by. an Act, ofto r0tuville, and ths irapcrtant witness,
Aisembly, vUunnor, in chargo of.an officer.
iSrOol. J. M," B, Pmnii, tbo Saturday, nt 2 o'clock, P. M McKim
Member of tho Legislature from Lyoom- w" brought into court to swear out an
ing,g dangerously il at Harrubnrg. attachment for two of his witnesses, rcsl
cognize McKini, but remembers tho trunlr.
On Saturday morning tho trunk of Nor
cros was to bo opened nnd examined,
'iho court then adjourned,
THE l'LOT AT POTTSVILLE.
Kate Nagle, swurn In January lait, I
was living nt Heading, aud recollect seeing
tho prisoner there, about tho 22d January,
botwecn 1'-! and - o'clock day timo; it was
at thoJiouso of usan Kamoro; I do not
know what sort ot n houso it was exactly,
but thero wcro thrco girls living llioro
betides myself, This man remained tboro
10
C2
n no
Bragg ho left there on Monday morning ( f. A.T
nest, and I saw him at different times JuCkwhcat OliJ
between I sslied him if he wouldn't go; White Heang...l CO
to Pottsvillo he ssid ho'd put us to house
keeping, and I expected of course a private
house wo went first to tho Pottsvillo
House, and put up wo bought furniture
from Mr. Kline, household furniture tho
furniture was' taken to Mr. Womclsdrof's
house, in Callowhill strco Hragg was iho
manager ho reiniincd with us n wcckf
and then said ho was going to Philadelphia
to return in a day or two I noxt saw him
hero' recently ho had given Miss Nagle,
noncy on tho moning that ho loft, and wo
never saw him afterward we had every-
tbinc iu thohou3o fiat wo wanted to cat
thero was no pccullari'y about his habits
ho never mado anylasciviou3 approaches to
me.
ii tub ntooMsnuno jail.
Samuel '.Mann, svorn I next saw him at
Dloomsburg, I'olurabia county a day, or
two days after ho 'was taken thero I re.
cognized him, and of 'cr thrco or four ques
tions, he said that he did recollect having
stopped with tho parly at my house " I
am,"said he, "an innocent man," he told
mo then that when ho got his friends to
know whero ho was,it was all right I asked
him what mado, him leave Pot'svillo so
mysteriously ho said he did not feci dispo
sed to answer I told him 1 did not como to
ask any questions to convict him, only lo
recognize him ho $aid ho thought that if
ho had tho money for tbo furciture it would
do him good ho said ho had walked away
from Pottsvillo, ho told me that ho had not
been in a railroad car from Iho timo that
he arrived at Pottsvillo ho said ho had
travolled with Norcross I do noi know
whoibor it was boforo or nfter saying that
I did not oomo to convict him that I asked
him tho previous questions I have held
out no induocinontB Jo him funher than I
have stated ho told mo ho had lcfi Nor
cross in compaoy with a man, named
llobison 1 tbkod him why ho had kept
tho checks about him, and ho said "What
checks'' ho asked mo who told' mo that
ho had checks I told him them who had
seen them- ho colored up in tho faco at
tho time I started to go away, and ho
called mo back, saying thai ho wanted to
ask mo something in private, and asked mo
if 1 know what had becomo of tho women
who were at Pottsvillo l told him thoy
had gone to Philadelphia.
Butter
EffRS
Tallow 14
Lard 14
J-'otntocs 021
Dried App'cs.l 75
DIED,
On (ho 3d iost., after a loog'and painful
illness, in Kingston township, iOLiZAnETn
Denisox, 2d dausditcr of tlio late Col,
Lazarus Dcohou, in tho 43d year of her
ago.
On Monday morning at Kingston of
consumption, rans aiaky Ann Hoyt,
wifo of SimuclHoyt, hlsq., and daughter
ot tuo tato James ftcsbitt, hsq ,
Ntto airocrtisemcnts.
IEV SPJUNO AND SUMMEIt
MILLINERY.
rpHCfttibscribrriluvirti; rectivt-,1 th-ir ti'v Millinery
X Good nt I heir m.lml. ne.-irlv tiiinrwlte Hie 10 It
Oflkp, would respectfully luvlie tluir frrfiidi ontl
rmtotiiM mid the ptib.lc tjenT.illy, lo mil nnd cxamini
nit ii atuvn., Liiiiaii-iiiig Ul a lUll 1IIUI CdflipiMU U'(1
will ol Htaw.;imf, HilL. Orapfl mid Fancy Hounds
ami U(mt Maturml, together with an asturtiimul of
fancy articles, wlnrh ilicyulll trn ni rtnsoualik
luirai bs uiey can lj purcuaitil olicv nrro
iI I, lllJILUi
MayH, 1837. J. ItUUIsON.
Doubt at an End.
THK DECISION OP THJ3 IKOrr.K.
'HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY.'
rplir. und'rfni gnfd tlecui it ropnr to rnuiinn ul I ptv
.JL sunt nlifi miv lierciilter Uuve business trim sac
lions with Jonathan Knittle, ir., and Jtt.eUtt Ktlttlt
nt In t ritftt eUlHT uf tlicin.ns vo did awe mt t
ago, i-'wi iney miy auuro ineir Kiniirss as uny nue
(jurg oy piduuiiig me "statu tea 01 iiiimihiiou. -
I.ocml.M.iy 4.'!8i7. 31b
CAUTION.
ALL persons are licrebv cautioned again it hirtorin;
or trust itit! a certain itinawnv unnrcniicn Lot
named (3 tore e ifunttr. azed nlmut 14 venrs. who ua
reL'ulnilv iiiilent'lrcd to me lo learn Ihfl fannii'ir buti
iiPis, and hiis left my inula and scivicu wit hunt lunt
cntuc, 1 ant iliTcToro donjn.nnod to p.iy no. dtbia of
ins ciuiirai:iHi(; unur uiiHUdii, unit i uiniiuu uii
persons against ewjlitynij! bjiu tuna way at meir peri
1'inc twp.,Mny 5, Id.'7 31
SPUING ANM).SUMMEU
I.i mo Uldce.MnrrhSP, I P.17
u. & 0. JiOW,
PUBLIC VENDUE.
WILL bo exposed to sale, at tbo roni
dffice oflhc ubicritcr.tnt3oulh Itlooimljiirg,
ntar the Rnllroad nn Main elrcrt.tiu
Saturdaijj 0t of Mayt
the followinc l(1cfcrilicd property to wit: Ilorf.
3 Piui Iwo fioifc Wngon, Htcd nnd Slrlglis Iaro
Harrow. Corn Harrow, tpaiu IlBttirfu (mid ladder
(Jcnr. Bnitile Ilarnvus. Hay Ladder , Cuttin Uox, lot
ofHtruw b the liiimllf.
AIpo. 1'nrlnr nnd Ftoves, Btirpou, Corner
(Jiiplioardrablps L'hnlrr. Cnrpfli, llrdsniid llcdiling.
lot or HrnoKed Mrnt. Lnrd, Apple llnttrr, nnd Homo
hold rutiiiturc getH'tal Iy too nuniprnus ti cietitmn.
(tHilu to ciMiiuiu i ce nl 111 o'clock, A. At ., when
nttuudaucG wl Ii be jiutn, nni! condition, mulr known
by WILI.IA.M AMSIXLLUH.
IHoomfbur, Slay U, 1357
To be Sold Very Cheap,
jusr nr.ouiv c at this btoue or
.1. J. ItUOWEIl,
lllooimliiHK, April S3, 16S7-3
NEW WAGON MiOP,
Willow Grove, South Dloomsburg.
Till! unlnrstcnid rcpcotfjlly infornu M friends
mil tit) putihe cniT.illy, that he InstHken ttm
ptand l.itol vn.'cupU'd by .Mr Holier I Itrututt, In W illow
CJroVP, S-mtli 111 in.mhurg, below thi Itailroad, where
he will coiiiiuue thu
D raSnn'ma7nS -Business.
V&-'ZxYm J'1 fl't 'Is v.tri. i di'pdf tinciils, in bouiI
V i3 V' -iiin n tid nn iimdrr.iin If mm.
ULOOMSUUUG BOOT AND SHOE
STOKE.
mlin undcrilsned tet ptctfully infoims itio (cillsent
1. of Ulootniburg nnd the public in general, that bt
has opened
Boot and Shoe Establishment
In ill" whitn Imlltinz.on Main strc-t. abnvo J'Ue'
it WlUon llakrry. wiiuru he has constantly ou hind
k lurge usinrluict.l or
Uoot, Sboes, Gaiters, &c.,
And will mike up work to order on short notice Ills
ore ckiioricni in Dim Ituaini'tfH. uiirl reneral knev..
Irdsi irth( (iiitsi)i the prople, will rnriMc hun tu
until r tuii'ini nun iu ail III CUSIUlltfrs, Ullil SDOUItl
cm re him patromigo which he hop tu merit.
JUjIIY hliLlU.
litooiuslpirrt, May 8, 1P57.
Ibo it oDainiii! V:tL'nus. Ilnt'cter. t'arria rcs.tiul-
kipii, Ave, tfor.e tu nrd-jr nnd nn bhnrt lime.
C5rrouiico taken for work.
i;iiakli:b nunwni:.
nicoiueburg April 35, 1857 3-u
Now Spring ami Summer
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
1TAUV HAUKLi:VinitPsnttPtitinntoierytnck of
llL ni'wlv rtcnvtd Iilllnrrv Drn (inod. Trim-
itiiiuii. UlldiOiif. yilhs. ic , uhirh the will tll rhmo
at the old sMiid, lower end of -Main struil-
Honncts of the latest Spring SttlcJ
Will bo made to order, and trimmed to suit
Qiiv tatf
Children and Mlssci rtonnctR Hats and Plats of vn-
noun prircsiind styles uu hand, and will be furnished
lu onr in unv Biie or lasie oi in mining.
April 1, ioj.
UEMOVAL.
Tin siibscrtbur linvinn rtniocd hit Mm Me Yard,
from in nr tho Court lin lie, t the South ivi $t cor
ntrM tMAl.Vnnd.MAUIvrTlretts,lii Uupeit'sKow,
nhare he Is (.reparrd to lurnith till kliids of
lUarOlc Work.
Viz- MONtJMnNlfl Crmllo 'Inmbs. rinx Torrbi.ond
llfiid Slows uf cvvTV dttrriniKiii. Hi fttnek lk ol thn
est kind, i lie Wurkinsiisliln i.ot ttirnafitd l ont In
iho cminiry, un J ut low prices. Call and Jutit for
MIn vri.
IT 9" lie nil alio futnikh Txlila nnd lturiau Tnm.
MjcUIi fur hoiidcs, f!nH C Liullcs, and Bills
ir win iow s and Dmirt, cl n w fljure.
Thillikflll fiir uatt ttxat. w Imnit fur a eonilruintii
of the fcume.
ANT HON V WITMAN.
IMoomiburg, April 4. IP:7.-(ui
ALEXANDER KEUIl,
IMPOKTUU AND WHOLESALE UUALKR IN
Sal,, Jg Salt,
NO. 31 SOUTH W'l.MtVKrt, rilll.ADCM'IIIA.
Axhion'p Ann T.ivernnot crouml Turk', lilamtand
n.ilry Hnlt.rf.iuUkUly on lima uud for eali. In luu, to
tun ine irouo.
A(nl 4, IW-Jin
WALL PAPER l AVALL PAI'Ktt 1
rices irom n cents to 37 cen
IL C. & I. W. IIART.MAN.
W 11 In vol Hit mrclvcd.by railrond, n splendid as
Fortment of WALL PAtT.ll, which wo intend
to sell nt riiilndinhin prices Irom H cents to 'SJ cents
piece, wan mm
April 4. 1657.
PATENT HELIX DRILLED EYED
NEEDLES.
mills linn admirable article for scamatrersca on
X cooil wives. A later manufactured instrument
far tho purpose, it hs never been our good fortune to
make trial of, The rye the important consideration
in this w ration ul Um sea nuti es is CBtpfutlv nrenurrd
acuhifi the trouble f culling or wenrietf away the
liircAu, oiiu ii jb a pleasure inoreiuro in worn wuii a
nioilln so invariably sure- They have ben tried in
our family nnd on iheir authority, wo clictrfuUy ro
torn men, I litem to thai widu c.:i lu our iniUt with
wuoin H w I ii(j is n mtttfr or tuily utility a family
neci'n iiy. nnd an object ol eJucaiion."
i or fhiu ijy lAKV lllj.lliu.
May'J, ld57 llloomsburc,
Greenwood Seminary
Millvillo, Columbia Co., Pa.
A SYSTEMATIC cmirso nf inilrurlion Ii clven in
all the KikIis!i braichm uynnlly tauphl. The
I'rinrlpnl will asiHtnl t'lirlnf tlic )rfrntycnr ii
T. 51. roTTtf.an I'ipi'ilenci'il liucner. recently from
lll l.anraill'r rnumy ;uiiiihi rrnni I
A vacation of seven ucckB will commence July III,
T r. H . B .
Tnillnn. for tin? nunlls. 83.50 In 31.50 ner nunrtf r
DoarJIoK. Tulllnn, WnsMnj, L.;!u, lie., $3U pe
tjilillli'r rl r it I! 11 ncRPi iiiriinu in iiuvunca
I'or circular, catalogue, or oilier ivmleuhiri aildrci
W.M. UUIICUHS,
Millvllle. April 4, 1W. rnucipal.
1'1112S11 GAUD UN SEEDS.
T-U. 0). M. IIAQUNIIUCII lia Jim recciveil, anil)
j. ui ut h i ik, iii ii i h iiriiji Dinru. n FeiteiN oil
incut if nil kiinU nl (lardm ftttlj, fresli from Mr.
Ilulit'a Se'J House in I'luludcli.l.ia.
MjyO.sl7.
SBLEOT SO 100L.
TIIC next Irrin nfllliii tclinol. Vfi eonimare nn
MONIIAY. .Miy lllli nexi, nnj loniinue oleven
'l'Cllica OP TUITION.
1'rimarylrniiilie. $1
i;(iuimaii lliitfiiali'Stitiliet. S
(lijlier IMjiuli Hiu.limand Claiilei, u
II P. BATON, I'rlntlr.l.
nioorasliure.Murcli SI, 1H57.
NOTICE TO JIEHCIIANTS.-
MKKSt n.iKF.aii itAi;r.siu
ruiiiiiR wiAiiiiiK io puirniiiu 5111111 iinum ran liave tlient
di utr jiariuiy , it li mu Hi' cm. OrwMtJ lli( (.
UlooniBli'irg. 10 H (.' PMve, whiMe liny can fcl llieoi
or vn can fornoril llim In tlio. tfiorci itiniaro nut
inn niuili out of our way.
All nriH'ra iii.oiiiiit ne niiiirrsveu to baniuel Bhlve
eitli'ii T.O., Coluiutia cuunty. rn. '
siuvr. & I1E1TB.
April IS. IW-lm
DISSOLUTION.
rpllU partnenliip liertlofore clldiu; between Wm.
I MelCelvy lc Wm. Neil. under the Arm ol'W'm. J!c.
KolvyAtCo ,iti llii nmiul.-ictitre or Taper ntCuttav.ie
ia Mill, uaa 11'Frtolved Ly mutual cuniml on Hie let
day orAprit, 17.
1 nn oiuineiig 01 tu me n rin w 11 heietHeil ty C.W.
McKcivy & Co., at Cltawiiin Mill.
WJI Mi.KUl.VY 4. CO,
Tiie undereiencil havitiir iiurctmii.,1 thn lm.1,11 nt
the late film i,f Win. IMelUlvy Is. (Jo., nt Catlnwim
MiIIn.wIII cniitiuuu the inanuf.teliirc ot 1'aper an4
purrhiiii'i lings us heretofore.
... ,. V. W. HcKULVY . CO.
O W . MrKlLVT.
J.H MtNlKcii,
April 31, le57-3t
ADM 1 NISTKATOR'S N OTICE .
Estate of Elijah Price, dre'd.
FETTERS of Administration on tho
iiulale of Rlljah Trice. I110 of l.orn.i i,i,.,ii.
(Joliiinuiacoiintv. ilfceavcil. hove bein erantcil liv tho
n I'l.ti I nn I, 1,1 1. 1.1 P.il, n . In , . ...
reeiilie In ealil teiin township, nnd J. r. I'nce who
rraiilea in Aihlami, Srhuylkill county; all i.nriora
Invlnn rlalnu ngainil the ettate nf the ilicedenl ate
requeued iiiiiruheni mem to inn Admliilitrator with
out 1I1 lav. and all jiereuna indebted to i.inke nayniom
flrlhwitll. I1AVIII ItBINOOLD.
April in. lt57-C F rBIUI3, j,in.
SiniNc joi-jk, BOAnns and buantlino. r0r
ale by 11. w. U W. N. CHUASY.
WANTED,
r OL'R MEN to work in n Kit l'.ictoryj Tour Coop
i. of preferred, lint n.livu lalnirinx men will an
wer. Htnily eniploinlTtt nml pnoil wngea will be
tiveu. Aiiply nt Iho Millgrovo Mills, near I.ieht t.
THOMAS THUNUil.
May 5, i57- 51
JUST IUJCEiYeD-AT'DuYrifEW
STORK,
NO. I MACKtltCi. for 8IS) per barrrl. anil nthen
iu propoui'Mi. Alio, a Iresh mipsly or Butt.ir,
Molaneii, nice. tc. Aim. 1 new nupply of Wall Ta
per, of dillereut atylea. whlcli will hit luid low.
II. O. 4; I. W. ilAUTMAN.
Mays, 16.17.
It is ono of tho noblest characteristics of
nn ora that tho pooplo think anil juilgo for
themselves. The mental training received
at our Common Schools and Irco Acado
mies, fit them fur this ta?k, They nro
Uught to investigate, to ana'yro, lo take
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
TIIC partiierth',. heretofore ciiillng between Iho
undt.nigiK'd.Kithe Marranlilu lluiiueig in He la
street, liavina untn dissolved Ly mulual conivnt. nil
nelsons intereited will plea to take tin I ice that tho
lliiok uf iho late firm are left at the old stand in triu
usimi ui it. tt. treaty, iur neiriemem mi collection.
J Ji. MUhll'Kl
II. IV 1'KP.AHV
CENTRE STORE.
Sl'UINti & U U HI HI 1 R GOODS,
THE undersigned taVn pleasure o( in
forming thn cilizens ol Centre and vicinity, tbal
hehaa Jim received a laree and telect aiiortmcnt
STttlNO & SUMMER OOOilS.
Compriainfthelteavieii itockandmoetvariedaiiort.
Die 111 01 i.ibiuuriaDie, Ukllulam nubt.iiitiHl Merrlm...
dUu ihuthavebeeiiorTereil 10 1 he p ublir 0 'every kind
Lackawana & Uloomsbtirg It. it.
Office I.ack'a & nhionoburijll.-lt. Co. I
loMiho,l.ui. Uo., Ta., Jan. JS, leJ7,
INTEREST PAYABLE ON STOCK.
'pllHHockliolileriorihla company ore hereby noil.
J nedthathy lletoluliou ol' llie'Uoaril of Director X.
"'""i' Block, comrutid 10 the3ll i.f December.
1 Pol), will l.e paid 011 appliculion at thik Ulhro In CcrllA.
cam tMott, "
Puiri-tockCcrtlGcateiwill he liiurd r.hrn the In
lereal nmouuie to Iho miui of fifty ilollara; and furl
imaller iuuii or any fractional amount .LVrtiuonlee wll
be li- sued. 1 TBTTU110NB, 7Ym r.
Manh 7ili.liej7, '
ULOOMSUUltG ROOK STORE.
aft-
rFn,K Ulltlcri,'g,le,1 respectfully announcca
JL Iholrlieccintliiiiee il,e Wi.tr,,iuriP n..k Um
und.iuiiiiiv.ui.iriiii,Avuiii.;iir,'v..n.ii... ..' r,r: rrr:3"V",.r,J'iyH"' "
rem inihi; n.V;.. ii'-ri"' '7 '.. jur 1.101 h, in an ineir vanoui brauchee,
reaiiill-ble pricee. at the old .lan.l in ti, j:icli.inje huildinji. tint door
CrLouniryiiriidiiriialrniiioichnrirp for Roodr, Ej'"'' Iho i:jihuiie llotil. uudluvliiB rcpiei,inei
inrliiiliiieliraln and Luuibcr and Ihe public cuilo
ivBpciimuv iu telle 11.
BAMUKL LAMRACK.
rowlertvll'e MarehlH, 1M7.
ROOT AND SHOE MAKING.
her eelal.liihineiii with 11 ehoieo elotk ni A'iu,
ij arctiexaryj ,ii j, prepared, lo ucconuuodalu all
who may sue her u cull in liirlniCi
J1.S0
The Ilesiaiirint Salon 1,, in llie.bncnronlof the obnve,
ellaWMlmeiit.wll h.i coutiuuej 01 Ul Ml 11 y lliu.ub.
cniiir. wheru Uu puhnecaa ntnil tiiuee hu lupolied
wlllilhn clmiceet in,att M) Itrrammmn. ,u,li
Ale, Lt , Hardmei.
TIIU iindertlend. tti.inblul in. thn i.h.i
palroiiase wllh thich lie hai been latord lor ai .MiiirrjU.B.iriaiiarillii, Deer
iuktomei. (., 1 i ,'.i . .." "". ''' ' I l"cr.,,.1" "'.!. ,,i .. 1 '"'W Ulaun, i H.
Jkots and ishocs.
At hii nld ami wnll.knnwnnapd, on Malnilrrel
lllnom.hurp, 1,1 all lhiiruJU, , ,j ror"I?ln
lylenniloiimideraloieruK. '
Ui-TIm public cuitoiu la renprctlully auliciirii
OAllOH.Vi: OI.AIIK
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