, • . - ;',Frederick A Sheldon, H 46th Pa i *,.liiirkes P Tracey, G; 5 3d Penne , - • ~1 k . Smith P Finch do (dead) i Almon G Burdick do . (dead) i I Mina Vanenwigen do ZalmonHuchanon, K 58th Pa ' I George N Estee, 149th Penns , James H Stilison do' . I :, Benjamin S Higley dol i Charles M Phillips , do Samuel B Parrand do Edwin Bickford do . (dead)- .1 Reuben M Post do' Daniel Elliot do • , . Simon B Charles do ' ; George W White , do ' Daniel Bvirts, Ist Penns Art . Francis M-Davis, H, 71st New-York • , William Andrew Estes, do Elijah H Estee do , William H Hallenbeck do Robert Ingram do . • Silas S Greenman - do William Van Winkle do 'Martin V White . do Perry Wilcox 4o Nelson 0 Campbell, C, 724 New York . ' Leonardo J Clark do John R Higley do . Charles H Hydom do Ho ntreville Monroe do •---.llbel, Torrey do . . George W Higley, F, 85th New York Lewis S Higley do ' HECTOR TOWNSHIP. Orman Blackman, G 53d Penna -.StutelY H Carr do• • Edgar Harrington do George W ; Rogers do • Asa C Leech do: Ashley Leech do (dead) Oscar J Webb., do . Henry Young do Warren ()Wens, I, 45th Pa John Wilkinson do• . . Book Wilkinson do Jarod Abbott, C, 2d Berdan's Sharpshooters John Carey ' do Itili Cheison do Rufus Chelson do henry Hogley do James Blackman, 149th Penna - Samuel Rogers do Matthew HI Wilkinsondo .• .Gborge Crippen do Thomas Liinning, Tioga Co Abram Ellsworth do John. Douglass, Pa Infantry Henry Douglass do Jackson-Parsing do • Ellie Baker do : Joshua Ouens do,_ • Austin -Wicks do, . William Perry do • George Virieent do EA W St.tang E, 34th New York ThOmfts J Surdam do • Franklin Wheeler - do Dennis Blackman D, 57th New York_ William FiEllsworth do George Pa:rlior do William Wilkinson James Gihson Robert Nephew • Peter Davis John Henry Young do do do G, 53d Penns --do 1103tErt Hobert lii Jansen • 11, 46th Penns, I John P Dereaner - do Dennis H Chesebro do John W Crosby do Henry Mulely G, 533 Penna Almon M Chesebro do Harrison Leonard do M o.Crosby Lieut do (dead) Solomon Foster do (dead) Albert L Rennels 149th Penna Edward Tanked • ' do Edgar 3f Quick do Abel P Sweet H, 4th Pa Cav Ezra Niles Ira Harris Car Augustus Quick D,'l 2d New York Henry Taubert F, 74th New York Henry Hurlbut H, 65th New York John Wallace G, 36th New York Meth' J Ayres 149th Puma JACKSON Townsme, John P Ross 7th,Perina. Charles Ryant H, 4Gthpenna George Persing do - George Ross do • John Wade • •• •• do • George W Haight G, 53d Penne Eli White ' E, Ist Penne Art Frank Ryant' , Ssth New York Elijah Wade . ' do . . KEA Ma - TOWNSHIP. Eleazer Z Dingee G; 63d Penns Cyrus B Lewis I, 85th , New York Ostrsaro 7 owksine. Freeman Brizzee • (, 46th,Penna Luther Btizzeo. ;do - ' William J Brizzee , 1 .1 o Napoleon Brockway do 6311:111/el Belcher ; dti Nathan Bradley - ' do Abelina Crane ,do • ..I Hiram U Chesebro do . : . 0 J Chesebro . ;do Leander Eastman do John Harvey Graves 'do ' , . Alvah A Goff • • ' ":do Robert F Harris do . John S Healy do William A Hodge do. . Morgan Horton do Thomas Kenyon do tUlbert Kenyon I do Rensselaer Kenyon •do - • Wells • Kenyon ' do James Kenyon do • B C Lovell - , do Eli G Lovel do • Ir W Love' do • James Lockwood do • Ebenezer Ii Miller do • Enos II Munson . do (dead) z Henry M Munson do • 1 Patrick fl,McDerrnott do Josiah T Ilathbone do - • As-ber W Hobbit:is - do . • James H Snally do. John C WilkinSon,Lieut. do ' 0 M Cole do Noah Armstrong do • . Henry H Craunk, 11, do Albert W Goff, E. Ist Pa,Art : • P 0 Lovell - do ' Eanl Bircharci 149 Penns '' Norman Buck do I. Sylvester Cbecsbro do. John Eastman do John Evelyn ' .do. ;John Grandy do. Henry S Miller . do William Muir do Isaac Pierce • do ' . • - . 'Alonzo Shattnck do Robert II Smith ' do Saml R Stilson do Henry S Welsh do , . . Leroy West, do Ransom Wilbur do. James Buchanan, 64th New York Joseph Henley do. Lewis Healey do , 1 . , Joseph. Miller do ; George Rowley,Lient. di) Alfred Hammond, 11, 7 - let New York Levi C lito44er do . 1 . i Michael Moran, H, 71st New York Chas P Robbins- do George W Hodge; G 86th N Y John Morley, New York UP Sprague do ' Pixie TOW/ IMP.' 'Michael McComber:H 6th Pa Orlando SWartwood • do • . Johnli 7 Kilbourn• Major 45th Penns Hi rani Wilcox, G, ' do • Edmond Carrie], I • do 'Squire Donelly, Jr. do 7 Chester Ellie • do -- • J Andertion•Wetberill, G 5311 Pa . James JOhnson, K 58th Pa Chas McGill:ober do . - John Q Merrick do ' Martin V Prouty • do Walter B Trask • do Jacob Bump,- 149th Pa Samuel Donnelly do Peter Davis • do A B Horton do . • Bruce Pettingill do Orvil Earl, E, 136th Pa Lysander Earl do Oscar Johnson do John Metzger do Walter S •Yorings do • ,Satul D Youngs do • Dyer Youngs do William • Trask do do C W Edinonds,..lo'. S. Navy PLEASANT VALLEY TOWNSHIP Nelson PPluent, G 53d Pa John Reed do Win A D!North, F 58th Pa Wm H Rogers do • ' Ezra F Clark,.E 'l7th Pa Daniel PlRoberts, 149th Penna . • • William A Allen, E.lst Pa Art 'John 11 Clark do • Philip Haines, F 85th,New York • Komar' TOWNSHIP George W Barr, H 46th Pa Henry C Staten,. do Charles Ii Barr, G, 53d Penna. 11 Franklin Burt do Abel C Cnrd do - Dant EaStwood, Jr do Dani D•Gleason do Henry Hardier do Almeron'N Lyman do Miles MA's!' . do Jacob Reed' do Andrew J Thompson do Martin Weimer do John Lawson, E 58th Penna • Hans Benson • do Angelo Crapsey, I 63d Pa Jesse Brian, E, 77th Pa • 21masa D'Eastwood do Gottleib Lehman, I 83d Pa Hiram Cornell, 149th Penna Joieph J Carey do Joseph Fessenden do Aaron Knowlton ,do • • John McDowell do Stephen Lewis do John Weimer . do William McCann, E let Pa Art David Calkins ' D Ist Pa Art Francis Reed, Jr, New York SumioN TOWNSEP. • George H Barnes 0, 46th Pa Nathaniel Bradley . do Edward A Cobb: '(10 Ezra A Graves do John Hay - do Oliver C Hopkins do Henry H Nichols do Titus V Nichols • do George W. Pearson do • , Henry M Signor do Henry J - Warner do • Daniel . S Garnet do (dead) .A J Barnes G, 53d Pa • Charles Bridge ' do William C Bridge do • Welcome S Coats • do David Covert do John Covert do - • Charles Gridley do Henry June New York John A McDonald 0,53 d Pa Rinaldo McDonald do David McNamire do •. . Henry Mattison do Andrew J Radio do Albert. Sherwood do ' John C Tompkins do • Lewis A Wood do William H Goblo 58th Pa (dead) Joseph B Carpenter 149th Pa' • John Haines do John Harder do Nathan W Herring do William Sherwood do Stephen Blanchard E, Ist Pa Art • James Blauvelt James A Fish do • Allen Goff do William Phillips do Andrew Townsend do George Conklin K, 26th New York Edwin A Starkweather, do • Charles Barnes .11, 71st New York Marvin Corwin' do g Frederick 'Curtis do • John Fisk . do Martin Fimney do ~-• Henry Goble ! do i,ahnon Barnes • C, 85th New York William Brightamn, do Thomas P Nichols do John Iltickhow2d do. Peter Rockefeller do L H Kinney Capt D, do Wm L Starkweather, Limit do Josiah E Terwleger, Lieut do Lyman Allen' do C Barnes • do Elisha Blanchard do Stratton Blanchard Jacob D Berbank George W. Crum Edward Duel Elijah Gilbert Lewis K Gilbert : Amos S Carnet William H! Hill Henry P Hitchcock . Charles HiJohnson < Be-jamin F Jones William Jlmes Alanson 11 Kinney Richard JiMattison Prentice C Max, on Henry Felice . Hiram Peirce Ichabod Preston Jonathan Preston .• Levi R Preston William ElRockefeller •••• Orlando DLSanford , Kingsley H Snyder Abel B Sparks L B Sutherland Frederick Vanlieit Adonijah Wheeler • Daniel White Samuel White Nelson M Zimmer fi Kenyon IT, do Ro•icoe Warren. do. Almon B Dodge Capt Warner New York. William Dtifiyton do Timothy Glints '‘ •do Charles Teirett , • do Peter L Nichols , • :do ,Wellitiau Nichols • do Frank Clark New I York Lewis Limbs 3d New York Cav George W Dodge 411 New York Cav Charles Manott Ira Harris Coy New York John Fielder 39 Indiana Anthony W Jones. J . A Manley Wisco sin Melvin Burdick Wisconsin • STEWARtSON TOWNSHIP. J Davenport 7t Pa BC Herlinger 149th Penna Levi Baker Penna, • John Davis Penne. Nilliam Shellnock i Penna Cav SIIMHIT TOWNSAIP. Merrick Jackson 11, 46th Peons :Heed I do Stephen Redson ' do James Roberts do Henry Rusher do . John Roberts 149th Penna SWED/.N William A Butler H, 46th Penne, Joseph Palmatier do Nicholas Palmatier do Andrew J Ward do (dead) Nelson A Ostrander G, 63d Penna. AO. Toombs do Jasper Nelson K, fiSth Penna Byron Eassitt 149th Penna Albert Parker dO Nillliam A Lewis' Hosea Chase Penna Judd Lincoln E, Ist Penna Prt Owen Schnell 'do George N Tuttle ' do Amos Rolfe New York Lyman Toombs New York I SYLVANIA. TOWNSHIP John Ellis 62d Penna Emanuel Stucky 46th Penna • UM' Reuben Daniels Collins S Brigham Jblin Harris d Devour • Abdrew J Swift Cirus A W Swift Elisha S Horton Ember ..krmstrong Nelson Crowell ' B C Crum B Jay Cushing Leavit W Cushin George W David Alfred Fling Leicester Fling I George D Freema Sheldon -M Gibb Edson Hyde Joseph 11'Johnso Orange A Lewis 4iomer Melierg Charles i Parke Walter Scott Melville Torrey George J Whim! \fright C Blake 'Philander C Converse Halloo Horton Ephraim E How: Elias P Johnson' Lyman Llertill William A Moor. henry T Edgar Stewart 'George Torrey Tames Wagom ;George W War Americus Byam Benjamin S Cor: William T node! Samuel Hull do Obadiah Johnson do (dead) Russell Perkins( do Frederick Peters do Julius Prindle do Levi Vanower I 'do C D Lewis Penna • Claudius Slade I A,•90 New York Gilbert P Whipple do Norman 11. Wood 103 New York Edward Torrey (New York James C Haddock H,. nit New York , WEST BRANCII. Christian Henson 11, 46th Penna William Smith Albert Watrous Samuel Tozer Thomas Tozer Wilson do Erastas B Crippen 149th Penna Charles PrOuty E, 136th Penns. James Seelec 149th Penna. Bradley B Wetmore do Nathan N Wetmore do Warrea W Wetmore do Wna WON TOWNSHIP: Charles L Ayres H, 4Gth Penna Sylvester Beldin do William : 1? Card Dunham Courtright Jesse Hart George W 31 Heister John Homer Allen Jordan Seth McMullen Basco M Miller Robert Ross William Ross Lemuel Sinsalaugh Thomas Sinsaliaugh Henry F. Stoner Theodore L Walker do Charles H Wykoff do Charles F -Barclay E, 140th Penns, Patrick H Bartron do Charles W Beldin do Martin BoWen do Albert 0 Card • do Jessee J Carman do Abram Courtright do Orin Courtright do Isaac Moot° . do Isaac. Wilber itoundi do George P Barclay E, Ist Pa Art Joseph Metzger E, 61st Penna Charles Ammidon D, let Pa Cav Chester Foster do William Horton . do Hugh McDonald do Warren Mahan . do Charles H Hay do . Horace Taylor do Township residence not known, do do do do do do do Washington Dougherty K, 58th New York Jacob Mares do James Wilson - do A list of the drafted men will be published in a week or two. Also a Statement. • do do do do do do do do do A do The census returns of 1860 gives the fclloTing statistics of slavery in the In. dianie'rritories Chocktaws, 2,297 slaves; Cherokees, 2,504 slaves; Creeks, 1,651 slaves; Chickasaws, 917 slaves. One of the Chocktaw planters is the owner of 226 slaves, and ten of the largest planters of that tribe average 64 each. Among the Cherokees the largest planter owns 57 slaves, and the ten largest averoge 43 each. Among the Ohickasaivs, the largest planter owns, 61 slaves, the ten largest average 271 each. ass TowNsniP. ' 45th Penna • ,G,46th Penna (dead) do do do • • do do G, 53d Penna do do do on do la do do (dead) do do (dead) do do do do . (dead) n do do lea do n 140th Penna do do do . do do do s- do do do • do C, 2d Berdan S S do PY do ° do do A, Gist I'a do • 11, do K, do 1 i do do no do do do . do (dead) do do do TOE RATTLE Atir . i CAIRO,; The battle or series ofbat les at Corinth` on the 4th, 501 and 6th : of 3ctober,when the full detail's' come in, ;via prove the finest achievementS of federal artriS dining the present %vim'We are i'told froin all. ' sources that our victory is coMp ete, that . .he rebels are routed anit demeraiized; and that Rosenerans and liPrlbut Are both in pursuit of the fugacious :horde. The attack; did not comb Suddenly or unexpectedly; ' It' has, lwevi kno:tio for weeks that ah ej l ort would lie s;/arie to retake Corinth. 'The pride of the South and the prei,sing necessities of Price's army conspired to forma Strong motive for the attempt. Could Corinth be taken; Bolivar, Jack son, Trenton and 'HumbOlt, must fall in their turn, and West Tendessee bd purged of federal invaders. Besides,it,waa kdown that the; governtnent had; large poßimis sary and qPartermasters ',atoms ;here, which would 'furnish Price's ragged men with tha essentials for standing the tren chant blasts ;that already begin to find their way doWn from the North. I To effect this desirable result, :the reb els have been concentrating fot several weeks. Nearly two weeks agO Lovell and Van Dorn 'marched up past jliolly Spritigs with abopt fifteen thousand men to Ripley, LA I or near whiCh :place they formed a junetion, with Price. . This force was considered Enifficient to take Corintb,s as it was knowd that i ßuell had taken, part of the troopS from that point; and that several regiments: arid bat teries bad been sent to Wright at Cincin nati. Furthermore, Grarit had increased tbd.garrison lat Jackson, from Old same source. The rebel;plaa was to' march hontas, on the Memphis.;andl 0 Railroad, cress the Hatchie ri there, pass on to Chevalla, ttvel from Corinth, throwing out a north to Mobile and Ohio to tear up the tract and thuseit forcements ;from', Jacksbn, would proceed, to plte the cove • I at their leisure. • This plan )was carefully Carried out, and; so sure of sbecese were the; rebels that they burned; the bridge over the flatchie'l after crossing over, not expectini:: need it in retreat, , and jig . ) , furthermore Wished' to secure themselves from .an; attack by aurlbut in their rear. ) I Friday evening they drove our pickets) in and attackedthe freight train on the, Mobile and Ohio road.) It, is':Wieved) the -train ,succeeded in getting into Con-) inth. It .consisted of twenty ;cars laden, with commissary stores. 1 They then tore, up the track, • about twelve Miles from, Corinth, and so the Matter rested till] Saturday Morning.' - Early in the ,morning Priebr,made fierce and l determined attack on Our ; right,.l near the entrance of the •Mobile.an'd Ohio 'Railroad to the town. 'l"his attaek wail , intended -as a feint, as the main body of the rebels under Nan porn ' werq : ,!en ourj left, concealed in the low groubd !behind I College hill: The•ruse,llleiv'ever,r'clid not succeed. , The contest lasted 'Utail Lalf past eleveq o'clock' A. 31:- • • , - The enehiy drove in otir eeßt : re ) ) and a large number of them r',)Ctietrated) to the Corinth rilbuj,e. The blest desperate fighting-took place in the publicist - Inure of the torn. is said to: he' literally I • covered with the', dead. Finally they were driven but at the point of fl>e bayo net, and .oreneral Hamilton )secued the centre with tym regiments. yak Dern Mid I4ovelf, made a!most de termined attack on the extreme 1) - _tft,-)near the Chevrijia read: They led theirbien to the attack through the abattis l . Two of their. cOlumns, rC,aelleil . the ditch,; and the calla! two stepped not fife paces from it. .; i•, , 1 During' their. advance a nerfect sdorm of grape and, cannister'was ;poured Upon them. When, however, despite the fierce resistance, they had reached tiro point above inclicated,the Twduty-seventh Ohio and Eleventh Missouri made la.: Charge on them. I"I This was too in u - ch I for 'their staugerink columns. Any. of them'fell down, au , holding up their hands,; beg, ged for mercy. 1 The SeVenth IMisi , ouri, First Kansas and v. Wiseonsinlrcgi l euent reached El break in the ro v ud,-disembarked from thol cars arched • to. tlio 4cdrie of action, and duel M their. tray through :the enemy's lines and entered Coriatli just as the battle closed. Pride withdre'w io the deep cut ;in the Memphis and Charleston road, and remained , there till after dark Saturday evening, when he' retreated to the hills between the forks of dh l e di atchie ricer. There is no doubt but ;that he intendad'a further mot , enient ia the same direction, next day; but a mcvdruent had been , made which effectually tut Ihim off. Gen. Ilurlbuti had started frornj Bolivar at two o'clock• on Saturday morning, and was now !directly in:his:front, and in pos session of the only road deading t 4 Ripley. Gen. Rosencrans also started in pursuit at daylight Sunday morning. Thus; Price was all day yesterday between two fires, Hurlbut ,in his front and Ros ncrans in 1 his rear. , The rear of; ratillery 'was dis. tinotly Beard yesterday' at four' P.' M. at Bolivar and Corinth. What the result is is not yet knowri; ;brit I am assured by high oificiial authority that the results are glorious. The rebel dead ate sump along the road for fik.e miles frotu Corinth to where they had ahospital. 'hey have lost two general 614cera. Ono lying in the square. at Corinth, ,very winch ,muti lated, bears the deicription ot Breckin. ridge. - We had this afternoon "over one thousand' : prisoners at Corinth, and more were cowing in. ,' ' 1 JUNE.2S 1 • '• 4, •;,.• 1 • ••I 4,1 s > p , w . 9 , , I II • , : NEW N . .... ~ ~. N'll, itv , i t 'aoltow 00. herp gib- itTAJTE pleasure in! h and customers that a fine; ',fresh assortment t ~ , those who are ins 'want al me an 'early call: ;! 1 ' . , .. , 1 I keep ! . 1! I DRY! GOODS, GROC] BOOTS and SHOES' CROCKERY, And kept in a Country $t I havejnst rett York with! one b' largest stocks of ever:brought intol propose to self FIFTY per be,bought in this ville! or Olean no roods have b CAS I IH from a h houes that had If at fi.4m 50.t0 75 of the original co am prepared to ganisl that choose I toj Pon , harlestort ver near va' riffles Column !Railroad, off rein ,' en they ecl prize LOOK AT SO) E'. _ treily nice Sheetings from 8, to sold ,by most, merchants at the present time for 14 to IS. Good cotton ibals•foi• S cts roll Good Prints]fthl• '6 to 11, worth 9 tOI I I-1. '1 Fine iielaines from 11 toets I worth l ls to 25 and 30. ; .GoOd Tweeds from 25 to 35 cts. ; . w,orili 44 and 63. GOod Black siliO'rom;so eflSl to $l.OO, worth 75;ets. to Si .:50,.1 - • Gao'd suits,of aitir.4 clothe . : Ceat, Vest, Pantk, Calf Boott,i, ' Cravat, Sco. ioi , Nd,,rtii $lB. lln : Groceriesj have a good sweet pleasant Teal.fthi 50 I ris per land: upwards,; . Sugar for S white coffee s,u ,, jar 11. Sal ,-- raius for' ' 6 etsL i Co.tee 18. Soap • 1 1 18' cis: bar. Molasses for. 45 ; cts. net gal. Best; !Kerosene oil, 441 - • cts gallon Flour at "Wellsville priees-" , thelline Of Boots and Shhes welhaVe;a Lailie.s Enamel ed Moroceo B9pt for 50 cts sold by Tmost, dealers for I SI to 51,25. ; Heavy Kip Ladies Walking Boot I 75' cts. Fine ;Congress;,paitersl and others froth 50 cts. to S 1 00, worth . 6 to .12 :shillings. Fine Calf Boots . fOr,2 . so;lFine Stogey .bolts for 16 shilling.] Fineßroche Shawls. for go ! shillings and .up wards. Ladie Stella Shawls frOi 8 tot 22 shillings. Woolen shawls for 12 shilling and upward. Red Flannel frthn 2; shillings per yard. Fine Gingham for ten cents. Cain} rics'; for 9 cts. Mien's Heavy. !Working Ribbed b Jacket Coats fOr 8 shillings. !And nOw4 intend to keep niy stick full; o supply those who may ch•• •o:• , • • oose tbny At . • • WHOLESALE or RETALT.,, ;And all Famlilies of Volunters wild receive Good at the first cd,St in New Y;ork,l regardless of trahspOrtation,l and I . still hold myoffer goodto pay any one that Gotitis upon 4no, and not finding ilods l at the rice given to pay thdm for their .timeland-ex . penS i es ; ,]] • inpon3ing. • ; • ; • i• • NIMMONS, . Z I WAY° ne 15, 186 e. WORTIi i DS, ISM us' meg aLtetii lamb of Go( i f any ing my friends just receiving , ds and that all Pad better give RI 0 VISIONS, HARDWARE, - I everything usually re. . pied from New ithe best and ,3ooqs that:was Itbis county,' I these .GOODS 1 1Ciwer than can vicinity, Wells ekcepted. My, en bought for rge number ofi ailed in the city,; ctS. on the dollar I • Therefore I I ; we all great bar-1 t 'give me a .1 I • TILE PRICES ULATOR 3' ONE S' f)OLUivIN MI } i NEW GOODS AND SOMETIIING ELSE 1 1I 1 I > NEW . ! I I ' i T" 'subscribers at their OLD STAND ON MAIN STREET, COUDERSPORT, I - Offer to their old customers sad the puling generally for Cash, united States Treastry Notes which by the wayi are ta!ten al Party Wheat, i Corn, Oats, Buckwheat, Butter,Cheen, Hides, kits, Deer Skins, and all other kinds orSkin l i, such as Calf Akins , ke., arse, Beam', r Betts, Tenison, and some other thins that can't bt thought of, A LMiGE. AND .iVELL-SELECTED ASSGRT3I ENT OF GOODS, Eil BOOTS & SHOES, DE, I OYMADE CLOTHING Cl 7, k.10./tr.t.iiLLA.w3 Eat a Caps, Flardware, DRUGS *EDICENES, Paints, Oils, and Dye Stith s, Together WWI some of the best. KEROSESE OIL, far superior to the OillCreek or Tidiouts Oil. LAMP & LAMP FIXINGS, 1 1 . 0,CKET CUTLERY, Also a few more of those Soperior CANDOR PLOWS, SLEIGH:SHOES,. • GLASS, SASH, PUTTY, t . INK, PAPER,' PaNVELOPES,, And other kinds of WALL PAPER, 'WLNDOW CURTAINS And other articles which time alone for. bids us to mention, all of which will be sold as low as the WAR PRICES wi3 allow -1-for-strictly• READY-PAY 1! • ! And for those articles we take, the high— est market price will be paid. We are also . Gener4l Agents for DR. D. iamily Medicines, DR. AYEWS BRANDRETII'S KENNEDY'S Medical Discovery, And' all the standard Medicines of the dip CALL AND SEE 1 C. S. & E. A. JONES.. 17..8. • The pay for the Goode mast, be elk baud when the Goods aro delivered, soma aro determined to Hite .to the motto oil "t47 .. e1i. You Go." • .l'ust one thing more. iTheJudgineitta,rietie and book accounts which we hart oil band must be settled and closed up immediately et we fear they will be increased faster this ths usual rate of interest. ; - Dec 1/ PROVISIONS, Iron, Nails, STATIONARY.
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