the Matitttiatt.
F. L. Faker, Editor.
MARIETTA. PA :
Sofurbog ;Prolog, ifomobor 25,1805.
,
ar A letteti recerve - d r if Etsn ag ton i
from northern Alabama states that the
rebels ham.deAtatl4),,all.the,...Union—can--
d 'dates. The infamous grank B. Gurley
the muriterer o d'eueriil McCook; 'has
been elected sheriff of Madison county,
and the Rev. J.-R; Morris, who declared
sfrom the stamp "that he could not take
the•oatb,land any man who could was a :
black heartsdAraitor•to- the south," is
elected to (Jong - nes from the Madison
district; while Foster,-e l a rebel Congress
man._ is elected from the,Limestone .dis
trict. , Madison county has, declarec4 by
1088 to 594, against the imendment to
the Coostitutiw• abolishing 'slavery, .
which was made , the.test-question in the,
canvass. Such a-spirit ,of cproscriptiow
and downright persecution , of. Union
men•is rife. force -them' all from
the State,-itleLfeared. •
It i tuts been emphatically declared
by ,Presid,ent4ohpson, inArder that 1410,
late rebel States may,resuTe their full
relations withthe Government they mast
do three things,Ao wit,: 1. Declare the
ordinances of secession passed by, them
in 18&I to have been null and void from,
the beginning,, Ratify-Ake amend
ment to the Donstitutien of the United .
Stages,.. which,slaveryis ,forever -pro-.
hibited, and Congress' is clothed with
power to. .make all, laws .nebepeary to
carry .that prohibition into effect.
Repudiateohe debts. Confederate and.
State, contracted for the purpose of .
overthrowingthe National Government.
sir An inquest was, held on Thursday
night, in St. Louis, on the body of an
old man nati4.:Artenius Ditchconk,
who died under the following circuin
sttnces : He was a resident of Rock_
to Illinois, and came on a visit to his
daughter, M rs:Loniaa McDowell, of Ca:-
rondolet, and sitting &Own in state of
exhaustion on a bench near her house,
en ddenly died of disease of 'the heart.
Be was found'hy the fimily a corpse in•
stead of a visitor. The family had ob
served his approach, but not recognizing
him did not go out to meet him - until he
was fornd a lifelesecorpse.
olio' Advices 'hive been receiired at
the State DeParpment from 'our Consuls
at Bribdis, Egypt, = and
Port Mahon. At Brindis the cholera
has made its appearance, notwithstand
ing the strict 'quarantine regulations.
The number of •• deaths there from 'this
terrible scourge, from 3 0ot. 9th_tto , Oct.
25th, amount to 1 21.9: ArOonstantino
ple this distiase his' entirely disappeared.
At Palermo it is also rapidly disippear .
i ng. - . -
Itiappears Abet ,the, English troops
have made short4work•of the rebellion
in Jamaica. It is now entirely supprues
ed. Many of the,.rebels,hav,e.born, exe
cuted. Among' them several leaders
and the principal, one_•-a, man, pained
don.—Other&haveheep imprisoPO.
British troops, were fast reaching Vie
island, and thexe is nowno likelihood of
the rebellion breaking out afresh. The
spanishfieet cp r operate with 4.he English.
Wirz,before hic execution,infortn
ed the governulent where - his (Adel
books and papers,conld be ebtained ;
These documents , have been sent for,
and it ,le believed that th e evcdence
found in4here will .44fAcgtillei 74qther
another_court j ekall be organized, for!he
trial of,young
now confined : in,Ate 0.4 Cap4.431, ,, and
others holding, higher, u ppeition
rebel eervice,,wbo _rere2intplicaied in
the AndersonvillejtaiMzitient , .
or Mr. A, trintz" Idr yeais
past Superintendent of the. Gas Virorks
at Zanesville ; died stddenlY'On;;Tiiiire
day nigbt last, whilp:on . hia ' way' boine
from his,office. A post mortem exami
nation svat. held, by which it was discov
ered that the; cause of his death was
en.ifocation.froos,ttibeeck. (wAi i ickli, need
freely) Udging-in hievo".adp,ipe.
..,NS.I!.. . • •
Car Tlico.ni the uonglesslnen "elected
in North Carolina were nienibera of ihe
rebel eoiiiiresi;an . sl4 4 iii`rnore were offi
cers in the
,same , body.. flon..B.odford
Bro'wn, who, was „the .17,nited . .,8tates
Senate thirty years ago, has, been . elec
ted in the; Fifth district to the -Hoige. of
Repreaentntiyee. ;
printing larke,
number of plates and dies tir '
'monster=
feitingar.' easury.ketes and Pastal -Cixr
reney, woMb i dipmvit3o4.in : t4e z ,neiglpor.:
wt. ,
hood of-titQA,4 l O.
arren An d43l - 8040i gk 9t. " 4i °g
tad in the •
olio Bell, of Teneeiiitfe', tinittida:
to send the.f'Tesidenta,lflttes l eif i gain=
ins, 4*itt-tpui, Juivr
G r The 'emelt - :p6iPhire- brekel-ent
tsMOrf the Freedmen in !diem Georgie.
tar Gen. Baker, chief govern - ment de.
tective, informs the Washington Repub
lican that the statement that, Mrs. Wirz
attempted to poition her husband is true;
that the published date is a mis . take ;
that he was made to yield up the bitter
pill to the throttling of Gen. B. ; that
the pill was delivered to Judge Advo
cate General Holt in thirty minutes af
ter the deed was attempted ; that Mrs.
Wirz visited her husband in prison
, at
least seven times, and that Witz, before
his death, made a written confession to
him (Gen. B.) which will throw light on
the whole subject when published.
A letter to the'G r hicago Tribune,
dated at Montgomery, Ala, November
6, says
"Col. Geiyle, of Claliawbo, WhO:offered
a million dollars for the assassination, of
Mr. Lincoln, has not been pardons4i.
frore the Old 04161
prison and,sent here' to report to the
Ifon. J. Q. Oniith,D - nited SCatei Dis
trict AttOrney, who bound him over in
the sum of $25,000 j to t appeal. - at the
nest term ofthdUnited States - Court,
whiCh is to be held on the third Monday
of this month.
Xackson • ( iss.) papier makes
ayiriiposition to raise w find of half a
million dollirs, by the contributions ex
clusivaly c of soldiera who served in the
rebel army purchase Jeff. Davis
residence in some foreign countiyafter
pardoned'he` is and liberated. 'EWCh
private soldier is to give al] d
MEI
thiiia'whb '"were 'co'mmissioned offeers
I;ill'be'allowed to contribute l at their
discietion.
'lke 'The Jew's have, as a body, shown
their fall ihare'orpitriatism: The num
bell' of Jews in the Unitlid States army
during the late war 40,000. •They
have , established' iisYlutris for ilia
abled soldiers, their widows and orplians,
tile benefits of which arelimited to to
faith or Creed—one at New York, one
at 'Philadelphia, one at Cineinnati, one
at Chicago, and 'one at St. Uouis.
We' Would .call the :attention to
the'advertisement of iTaskins C 0.,. in
another tcolainrfe They want Agents to
sell fine Steel Engravin • gs,' and offer
great• inducements ; they are an old esd
tablished house, and have the reputation
of dealing promptly and honestly with
their customers., Many of oar young
men may find it very profitable to em
ploy their spare time in selling for them.
gar Since the,; election of Governor
Seward, in 1838, thp Whigs or Repub.
'keens have had eight Governors of New
York and the Democrats three, namely,
Bouck,,Wright and Seymour, who to
gether. lieid the ogee for a. period of
eightlears. Their opponents have elec
ted*Seward, YOung,.pish, Hunt, Clark,
Bipg„Morgan and Featco, for, a period
of twenty, years.
try A Holy Filthily," by Raphael,
Painieir on a piecO Wood," fitinrteen
eleven inehes, has been recently
chased for the National GEiller'Y in Lori
don, 'f0r134.5,000: A Murillo, which had
belonged-to' Merehal
Chasid 'for the Louvre, in 1852; for $11.5; - -
'oo—La . good`priee foraleiv square - feet
of conies.
Woolen-- and' Cotton
Mille ar&abotit being,eveoled in _Philo
delphiai. to be called the: "Cameron
honor of Simon Cameron and
anateknowledgement of is' gr eat , servi
ces 'as a friend_aud promoter of the in
.dustrial'interests of Pennsylvania.
Presiden,t,Johnson has ordered
that iwo 4 hundred dollars in silVer be di
vided beAmeen Sot Gqn and his broth
er ( Indiane,) cin account of having, at
the expense of their horses, reseued`two
white men from captivkty.timeng hostile
tribes..
:110 1 " firemateef , riOt -tooleplaee •Itt
Jersey City gait Vedneeda - y i t end vever
al persons were injured. The' , sheriff
had to quell it. There wee a fire there,
1:1 'Which property yalite'd'et s3s',o6oivas
irestroyed , 'while the fight was going
;,.Rev. Dr. J,Barret kerfoot; Pres
ident Of jrinity- College, "Hartford,
Conn., bus been elected Itiehop of ,the
Protestant -Episcopal- Church, • of — the
nevr Diocese 'of Western Pennsylvania.
It "is - runiore'd that, as soon as the
rebel states are reconstructed;, efforts
will he made 'to, practically resucitate
the rebel - debt,l4 granting pensions' to
WiMpded rebel - Officers and,soldiers.
air The eonstitution.amendment Abol
ishing slavery was passed in b s oth lionses
of the' Sonth - darolin a " Legislature' on
the 13th inst. It `.m'et, , :. Witt bid: Mlle
oppo •
sitin. - 4
sangha.,number pf sick and wounded
inlhe i Gioyernment hosp,itals Orongh out
the country is Jess than
.0;01:10.
inctntheLsisac Vierwvtere• 9,01%100,090
patients.-
"lEfosiell Cobb' 86 James jacksOn
attorneys:at-l'aw,hone: Georgia." ii a
new firm not nriknosin to fame, whose
card@are ih circa a ion. in a on
. •
city. ,•„ • '
.2 . . 7-.:1...Lai A l
tr The Otmlfe'Hand . county Alma- .
lionae., pear Qailiele, ' a, was 114
ne
last Vi r eOlkaiday." The ininatate all 'es-.
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tEr Simeon. Jennings, of Welli3ville,
Ohio, died, suddeuly,,while..sitting l io his
chair, last week. ,He possessed enor
mous wealth,, utostly in the -shape, of real
estates audportgages on the same..
,He
also owned large interests in a number.
Ohio,banks.„ He - was,,noted . for his
extreme penuriousness, and irqense de
votion to money making. Though worth
when.travelling on, the cars he
would carry, a lunch in his. pocket, to
save the expense of a dinner at an
.sat
ing house. He.bought a plain.. brick
residence, below the Y_ir,
ginia side of the Ohio- Fiver, And .made
that his home, to escape paying taxes
in Ohio on his mortgages, judgement
notes and money:. He was probably
the richest man in Ohio. .
Duff,Green, thonotorious,,died at
Mobile the other day. 'fie was always
a rank southerner. ~As
editor . of the
United states Telegraph he supported
Gen. Jackion's first election, but subse:
quentlychanged against, him at his sec
ond election, going with John U. Cal
houn and his extreme southern views.,
His paper was the first in this country
Called the " Telegraph."
ar The will of the - late joseph E.
WorCester, the celebrated lexioograph
er, provides that the Harvard 'Univerai
ty Library shall be presented- with all
his "English dictionaries add glossaries
notalready in - its possession. '-The copy
right of his quarto dictioniry he giCes
to the American Bible.Sbciety and- the
Peace Society. • -
siir A. new material for paper making
has just- been discovered in France.
With the.root of lucernes M. Caminade
has Jsucceeded in making a pulp, which
can be employed jointly with rags ,in the
manufacturing of paper, and even sepa
rately.
ear A man in Providence, who had
accumulated 'about a thousand dollars,
pla'ced it in a stove which had mot been
set up, for sate keeping.' Hei`wascalled
out of town unexpectedly, aad the 'cold
snap coming on, a tre was kindled -in
the stove, and the hard earnings of yeais
were reduced to athes in a moment.
igif Referring to the statement_ that
Gen. Baiter choked Wirz because, his
wife was too tong in kiseing. him,
_the
Norwich. Bulletin says if everybody's to
he, choked-for : dwelling ; on.theisame.pro.
cess, there% going to be much streheing
done. .
lir The widoWs of Daniel Webster
and of JOhn J. Crittenden, are nowboth
residents of New York. Mrs. Critten,.
den has `recently removed from Ken
tackty,4nd is living on Lex:ington avenue
in the enjoyment of verY:gtiod'health.
Air . Ford's Theatre is still -in the
handirof the workmeri, who are slowly
arinniiog - and imitting :its into a'fire,
proOf condition for the reception• of- the
was aiChives. '• " '
Air Louise Ble ; nc . he, a melt. knoyrn
~Harrieburg.correapondert of the , prle
in Philadelphia;and other cities, died
on, : the 15th_innt, _ in Pl.lndelphia,aged
49 YeaP.L. • . •
• Or Eirte.- j iisa Packer, - who' ) debited
sbooloarrot thii eetabliehment of dcil
lege at - Bethlehem, was the , teciOieht 7 'of
a.'grand bencinet; in the tila6e, on Thais
day last:
f ir Forney's - Press has become,in re
ality,'•a-daily gaper.' 'lt will.be publish
enereafter every day in the year. Its
Sunday edition commenced. oil Sunday
last.
tir The Cherokees have deposeda the
PeSol 3:4:thn'itcller . atill priiolainie&Down
itig'ati dhief,ivith:thelapliiobation'of our
Etiverotilent: • , ,
ter Itria now - 804,4st:it is Dag 0.,
Green - ett4 son o f Doff
Green, who late
ly died at Mobile. The father, ,rmiides
at Richmond,
~:Mankind.iehottidzi,lnarhi temperaaee
from the moon _ ; the fuller,ehe getti the
smaller her borpe twome.
%bz itorlb fit a Nut—Sbfli
✓
Tom Thumb has been sued for an in
come-tax in England.
Semmes, of Alabama piracy notoriety
is doing business at Natchez, Miss.
Blondin fell from his rope recently in
Berlin, Prussia, and came near breaking
his neck
General F. P. Blair, Jr's. tote was re
jected in St. Louis, on Tuesday, because
he, refused to take the constitutional
oath.
: - •
Judge Ijc(dersv 6 cl , has.; conrlemnea
#•
ttoverboi 'Wise's personal Prope'rty for
confiscatiob: Ills real estate was found
to be so heavily encumbered as not to
be
,w,0,111,1 the_ formality.
*Francis. Madden, Mayor of St. Martha
Canada, was-lately- murderedsiii.a house
of suspicious cha'racter, probably for hi?
•
Two negro women appeared in a
Memphis court recently, claiming the
same child, to t which each declared she
had given 'birth.
E. W. Reberts,.l4. D., who hae,. : been
a physician-in Harrisburg for thirty-five
years died' on. Friday morning last.
The , flon. Lazear, late member
of Congress from the Greene distil - et,
Pennsylvania, has purchased one - of the
finest'eStates near Washington. City,
0, and, is' to remove 14pon• it.
Jeff Davis iS reported as - having" re.
Gently given in very brief terms his
ion of.Fertiagiam and th,o execuPou, of
\Vim. Of , the , former , Ao*.said; , ‘“es a
bubble," and of„tbe 19.1ter: A thet,',‘ The
government need not have gone far to
hanoriany verse men.' •
The Veil* Senate,-now insession
New York; made arrangements on-Mon
day to send agents to Ireland immediate
ly, to - organize the Ray.olution agailist
English rule.. = •
Maki!. General Kilpatrick, has been
grrinted leave of absence for one year,
for the - purpose of visiting Europe;
where he.wilVexamine •intrrthe = cavalry
systetne of , the:tontinental armies,-• arid
report the results to-our government.
The . Sandy Liek-41ailroad
,Company
announce their intention to „put under
contract, as SOocl as . the locating is fin
ished, six miles of the road past from
Clearfield, and six miles west from Phil
ipsburg. This witl give - the Citizens of
the lumber regionst,' when the road is
completed,' eonimunientions — east and
west.
Pabakuk Johnson, an old farmer liv
ing four miles and a half from indianap
phis, !laving been miseed-for• six weeks,
was found a corpse under the floor of his
own house. He was, seventy-six leers
old, and his wild, who has jest tuned
twenty-five, reported -that,he had run off
with another-man's' wife. -Mrs. Baba
kuk Johnson add a juvenile "farmer in
the vicinity have bedn'a'rre'sted on sus
picion of murder.
The French govern'ment hae.comrnan
ded the: railway autherities to post- up
the cause.of delays of trains :at once at
the stations, so that friends and relatives
may know the worst-at once. •
Galena, the home ,
qf General Grant,
has Been redeemed. rt gave 200 major
ity for the Union, ticket at the election
.on Tuesday. A.icthellan's majority lapt
year 100.
The first -Methodist society in this
eo,nntrywas fOrmed Now there
are in the-connec Lion, ,north and south,
, 842x1 itinerant. preachera.;ll3 ; 2os local
do. ; 1,628,320 members-; .101' -colleges
and academies ;. - .and 31;106 students.
Next Year occurs the centennary cele
bration. .
Some time ago Mrs. 'General Grant
lost about $5OO from her pocket, orliad
, it picked of that amount.' Within`a
few days she has received an anonymous
letter . endlOsing $lOO, which the writer
'says he wrongfully Obtained of - ber.
'His ,conscience compromised on the
retention of s4.oo,`it •
In
England, it. is said, 80,900,000
hashels of . barley are annually made into
beer. One firm snmetimes uses 64,000
bushals per weelc, ard,pay,4660,000 per
year for freight to ons,railreadcompany_
No. less than .60,00.0, drunkards ,die an
nnally,,and 20,000 persons are,eachyear
dismissed from, communion for,d rupkeu
noes. - ' -
A 'mortgage - (feed, vies — reeinded on
the'l4 : the; olEee' l of the Reebrd
er of Trumbull ' - eounty,' Ohio, given' 1 3y
the Atlantic and Gieat Wester' R. 'R.
Company to- lohn R: Penn, •orNew
York, as trustee;'fiii thirty millions of
doilars, for; which seven per cent. bonds
are to be issued. , The instrument requir
ed one thousand cloilare' w,orth ofstamps.
A few days. ago a son.of John. - Eiaker,
of Thorndale, :knocked his father
-down and : , robbed him :of, $.375.
father was at woric in the. woods making
,shingles; when .tbe. _son stuldeoly .made
:his appearance ; armed4vith:a stick, and
-demanded his money.. „;,trpouldu,ofnal
:the robber dealthips,several heavy, blows
over the head, knocking bin k _senseless.'
Major General,
yisTrearned
to Bsltinore, from the west, mita
proved in health.
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tan,'Freckles;tind all: impurities of the skin,
• .. •
leaving, the same soft, clear, smooth and, beau
tiful. I will , also 4 mail free: to those having
lialdFleads, or Bare Paees, simple directions
and informatioa that: ill dhable them to start
a full growth of •lurcuriant. fish,- 'Whiskers or
a Moustache; in less than 30 days.
`All applicationi ' answered :by 'return mail
without charge. Respectfully yours,
..,Taos. F. CHAPMAN, CitetaSi 4-Perfumer,
931 'Broadway, N. Y. faep..3o-3m-A&C
13LizinsrEss, - Tir...izsinsi and 'Catairh; trea
ted the utmost success, by Dr- J. rs-k.&;82
Oculist•and Aurig a (formerly of Leydon:., Hol
lapd,) No. 519 PINE street;Philadelphia. Tee
timonials from the most reliable souices'in the
City and Country can be seen at his office.
The medical faculty are invited to accoMpany
their patients,As he bah no secrets in his prac
tice. AniirlciALgirF.p,iiieried without pub
No charge made for examination. L26-Iy.,
ITCH ! ! H'! Scratch! 'Scratch!!
Scratch! ! ! "Wheaton's Ointment" will cure
the Itch in 48 hours. .Also cures Sal.t 4 atifieup,
eruption
Price 60 eentti.' tor dale by all druggists..;
By sending .60 cents to .WEEus ar•
Sole Agents, 170 - Washington street, Boston,
Mass., it will . le feraierded' by - mail, , free of
postage, to any part of the U. States _ [6m
rratie :iecople's 'choice. There is proba
bly,no one medicine. that hasmired, more peo
ple of hard 'colds,- butitlisiiriflirenia and throat
difficiilties titian C OF: g whilst
in. cases. of.croup.and whooping cough, it is
remarkable , for ifs , speedy
dyspepsia beyond can
triidicticin • CAI& tit
Pius
cause4of.ill'hinslttsiisuselYi Pare* Ala, head,-
clamps, "pains, or ebld in eithir.sbnasicb
or.bo*elt!; f inAisiltW, yieliLto tte
~powell;
lIMMiI
THE HORRORS OF IN I IGLSI;
cf your st::•macL,unf,,;;, ; ,„ • 4 . 4 "
but ought not your stomach
you i Possibly the pangs Iv.; eraimr,r
ply the stomach's teethol ,
upon you for neglect:tags:al ataisir; •
haps you have never made an etroitt:l
tin • i.:
its condition, ton the other hal,d
tinually cramming it with urra
incongruous food. Bare you
_tettees_ St omach Bitters, a pr ever traeoper ear,
I' l / 4 u:sr meals? The bitters in a week
ut your digestive apparatus In perfect er a. :.
regulate the flow of bile in accordance
the laws of health, and produce just 5 , )
aperient action as would be LeCeSsary.
good ; and when you were once all tight,:,,
dicious and rFgulardieting, with a Ike of t .:,
I 'ollie - now and then, would keep yo u
?on 'have neilected theSe means of tare,d, t , t
blame your stomach for its rebelitonh 4
rtlY 'antes hint that she wants help, ; I
you.neglect it, the next thing may be /ilia
motion, or 'Scirrhus Cancer or some as,,
violent and dangerotfh disease. There neeq
a late in these matters, hi s.
tettiltei,s-a8 hitters t oo'
raliili cure Dyspepsia; b at D yi.
pepsia may, engender disease which
restoratives.
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AGENTS WANTED :—slo a day MCI 4 C:11'
By seiii*F,novin g s, Card Photographs az
Stationary.. Our Stationary Packets exieli
all others; each package contains Paper,Es•
icicipcs, Pandit; Pens, &c , and JewellyirsiA
a doli:r at retail. Price only Thirty av e.
We will,send Agents 100 Stationary Pecia,e
and a Sitrer 'Watch for $17.. I,Vc 1115 u rf,,L4
splendid Et.h . al I:ngt,ravings and Portraits, Lij,
ograpls • Prints, &c., very popular and sa:ea;;;•
Will send it fine -Assortment of 100 for
that will : realize $5O; or a stO lot that vd
soll.for,pa'or Over: Will send a sarnpat t
for five dollars:that will sell for Uteea.
Send 'Stainp for catalogue, terms, &c.
.11 . 1.tafirs & Co - ., Si; Beckman-st., N.Y.
is iipthtnr, m,re errtato tope.
rent female—irregularities than Dr. Ve17 1 ,..,
Female Pills; they will, in till cases, caz:Fl
return of Mcintlily sickness, without wttin
unmarried lady can et joy pe nfeet health. Ftt
sale at - pi : Ilinkles drug store, Marietta.
.AND PAPER-11NRINUG.
The -undersigned would respectfully t 4.
noitiicelo his old friends and the
generally, that he continues the above busisiu
in alt its various branches
Especial attention paid to plain and tanry
paperhanging, China glossing, Frosting at:
Enamelling Glass, Graining of all kinds,
Thankful for past favors, wauhl ask a csz•
tinuance of the sante. Residence a few• du:s
West of the Town Hall, on Walnut suns.
DA V!!) H. MELLINGER.
Marietta, 'Nov. 2.5, 1565.—1 y.
I\7RW , TRIMMING 7 & VARIETY
sToRK,
Opposite Diffenbacles and two doors
West of tlse Golden Mortar
Drug Store, r/arket•st.,
Marietta.
MRS. MARGARET ROTII
Bogs leave to announce to the Ladies of it
Borough of .Marietta and vicinity, tint kit
has just opened an entire new stock of
TRIMMINGS AND VARIETIES.
embracing all the Novelties of the Season,
among which will be found
Plain and Fancy Mantua and Ilittt
Ai:IA - ins, Gimps, Corms and 'iarsds,
and Buttons in -endless variety,
Hosiery and 'Gloves, Linen & Emb'd Collars,
7,Cphyr Shawls, Plain & Emo'd
Opera Caps, Silk & Zephyr scoria,
Suspenders, Gertnantow a Wool,
.Twilights, • Breakfast Cosecs,
Braids ana Shetland Wool,
Bindings, ' Zephyr Yarn,
Laces, seek-Ties,
BALMORA.I.S, SKELETON SKIRTS,
- Corsets, Belting. Edging, Ruffling,
Embroidery. Fancy Soaps, &c.
Particular attention-has been paid to the ?e•
tenting of small ,vrares, such as Sewing tot ,
Cotton and Linen-Thread, Whalebone, Bali
and. Eyes; Neidles, Pins, &c.
113 - The public.are particularly requested
call - and examine for themselves.
• BZ Mrs.. IL is agent for the sale of the cei•
ebrated. Singer 5'.•A" .Family Sewing Machian
whichitook.l Arst premium at the Isle Nov
York State Fair. She will also instruct rt.
sons purchasing from her, how to work the
machine. (9.11
SUPPLER
IRON A.ND'B KASS
FOUNDERS
and General Machinists, Second sire
kitow Union, •Columtia, Pa.
. _
They am prepared to make all kinds of Ire
Castings for Rolling Mills and Blast Furniei•
Pipes, for Steam, Water and Gas ; Coluoo ,
Fronts, Cellar Pools, Weights, &c., for Dill'
dings, and castings - of every description;
STEAM ENGINES, AND. BOILERS,
IN THE MOST 3ioDtitif : Azii'varitovo
Manner; Pumps, Bricit'Presses, Shafting it°
Pulleys,'Mill Gearing, Taps, Dies, Machine!
for Mining and Tanning.;, Brass Bentog 4
Steam & Bleed Gauges,i Lubricators, Oil COal ,
Valves for Steam, Gas, irid :Water; Brass
tinge in all their variety;l3Oilers, Tanks, 1 , 10 ,
Heaters, Stacke, Nuts, Vault Daoar
Washers, &c.. -- •
BLACKSMITHING in GENERAL.
Fram long experience in building machineiY!
flatter ourselves that we can give general
faction to those • who may favor us with WI
orders. 23 - Repoli - Cl* promptly attended to.
Orders by mail addressed as above, will tot'
with;prompt attention. Prices to suit thetitoo .
Z.UPPLE&
T. _ S
R. SUPPLE.&
Columbia. Oetober 20, 1860. 14 tf
, wiNEs inuoas.
H. D. .33ENJAMIS ,
DEAI ER IN
WINES, Bc:j_dp,l.TOßS ,
Picot Building, Marietta, Pa.
EM
•
B EGS
leave sto inform the public babeth
will 'continue the AVIV E & LIQUOR W
B nese; in . All branches.- He will coasts
ntb
keep on: hand all kinds Of
Brandies,' Wine diri 7
s Irish and Sc 6 t ch
- .
fFhiskpy, Co rdials, Bitters, ta,
iIeEN/AMIN 2 S
Justly' Celebrated' Ra . TchisAl,
ALWAYS ON SAND.
A very superior OLD BYE WlTlStis'
ust received, which is warranted Pure' Or
E D. B. now .asks of the pu
is a - caleful examination of his stock soak
ces,,which will, he is confident, result
el keepers and othere,findinuit to their P.
antage to make, their puichasurfrom
• -
ÜBSC RI PTION S received for all the '-
0 Periodicalleefdlie
- At The •Goldan lifortar.
A LARGt stock of Paper.an _ve for
la"
Atkiat just recovq
Bali it -; Zhu Galdeu M O?
. s 4 O th e
fIIKOVE—trAVATIA E xt• c ,
'kJ # _clawing sal Etiv, kW' .T of
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