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MARIETTA. PA :
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s4fok Nomi ß g, ivii 17, 1880.
sir The evidence taken before the
Committee on Reconstruction within
the last ten days is of -such- a nature,
coming as it does ftiobtki t he must-unques
tionable sources, as showing the immi
nent distiller of admitting members 'of
Congress from any of the late rebel
states except Tennessee, and 'even here
the spirit of disloyalty, except in, East
TeneeneeTeinlit rampant, every one
from Gen. Thomas and Senator Patter
son down, testify that if the State was
left to a full vote it would decide against
the Government, though each thought
that it would be politic to admit to seats
the members from that State. We sup
pose from these developementa ' the
viess of the President will be consider
ably toned down. Itve to be sincerely
hoped they may be. •
ar Last week we stated that on an.
count of a sudden change in the atmos•
phere, rafting sasenspended. The cold
continued until Sunday last, when the.
air moderated, and several inches of
snow fell. On- Monday the snow melted
tinder the warm rays of the sun, and the
river rose to a rafting stage, and soon
our lumbermen were again busy at work.
Quite a numtier of rafts have atarted for
the lower markets, within a day or two.
—Clearfield journal.
=
ifir The Republican rapers of the
State have spoken with uniform kind.
nese and courtesy of, Mr. Clymer, the
democratic candidate for Governor; but
the demdcratic presses, as soon as Gen.
Geary was nominated, commenced a per
sonal warfare upon him in their usual
disgraceful style. Nothing butter, how
ever, was to be expected of them.
eir An exchange remarks that when
a man gets mad and stops his paper, he
always borrows the next number 'cif- his
neighbor's, to 'see if the withdrawal of
his subscription hasn't killed the editor,
and if he has not dressed the coluinhs of
the paper-in morning. Such men im
agine that the- world rests on their
shoulders.
ar The Richmond. Enquirer denoun
ces the resolutions and ridicules the
proceediags of the Union State,Conven
tion which nominated General Geary.
So does the Philadelphia Age and kind
red Journals. "Birds of a feather flock
together." • .
sr Gen. Geary, unites, in an eminent
degree, superior military skill with
great addlinistrative ability. , He is one
of the best types of the citizen soldier,
and our state may well be proud of so
distinguished and patri9tic a son.
sir Joseph Matthews, who 'was to
have been hanged in the Brooklyn 'jail,
last Friday, for. the murder 4 '`..of John
King; in Neiv York last November', has
hod his sentence commuted by the Gov
ernor to imptisomient at Sing Sing, for
life. .
lir The evidence elicited in the trial
of Major Gee; late rebel commandant. at
Saulsbury, N,C., - Prison, shows that - of
10,000 prisoners confined in that prison,
over 5000 died from ill treatment in five
months.
eir A Western vapor gives currency
to a report that the President has made
satisfactory explanation to, Mr. Sumner
and Mr. Stevens, and that personalities
between them have ceased.
or The Fenian excitement was more
intense in Montreal on Wednes4ay
night. There was a ran on the hanks
during the day. At : Windsor . the com
motion is great.
Sir Maj- M.. E. Ford." late' 'o
Sherman's army, has Mimed, the prac
tice of lay, in Cincinnati; after an ab
Bence of over ,four years.
Louie Collin, formerly foreign clerk
of Duncan, Sherman & Co., has been
imprisoned_in New York, on a - charge
of stealing44o,oQo from his eMployers.
sir A girl bound to a fnmily in Litch
field, Montgomery county, 111., recently
hung a little boy, in yetaliation for a
whipping bie-mother had given her.
or Complaint is made that in Mis
sissippi colored children are seized and
apprenticed to white masters, fora small
compensation, until the age of 21.
The . New Hampshire election has
resulted in the re.elsotion of Gov.
Smyth by . 5000 or 6000 majority. The
Legislature is largely Repubritram.
Air Quantrell, the
.notorious. Kangas
guerilla, has beep• Identified, and will .be
brought to Wlishingtou for , trial.
mar least twenty paper mille are
in course of erection in different parte
of Pennsylvania. - •
i fir Gen. Grant's eldest eon hae jest
entered Weet Point as a cadet. •
A HORRIBLE Deern. 7. -Joseph Ralston
of Philipsburg, Centre county, met with
a horrible death by freezing, a few days
ago, lie had been drinking freely, and
had, while drunk, endeavored' to wade
the Moshannon creek, but ere he had
proceeded two thirds across, his limbs
refused to perform their office.. He
grasped a bough clan over-hanging tree
unable to advance further, and soon the
fast congealing water cemented close
about him a tomb of ice, which stretch
ed from shore to shore. Two days after
this he was found standing there rigid
as an icicle, his knees imbedded in a
sheet of the frozen element seven inches
thick, his body iiciined a little forward,
hands clutching the boughs, eyes astare,
and despair pictured on his features.
THE •Pimsz.—The number of beats of
the pulse per minute varies at different
ages, being,greater in childhood than in
old age, - and-from---It} to 14 boats per
minute greater'in the female .than in the
male. In the newly horn infant the
number of beats per minute is 'from 130
to 140 ; in the first year, 115 to 130 ;
second year, 100 to 115 ; .third year, 90
to 100
_; seventh year, 85 to 90; thir ,
teenth year, 80 to 85 ; manhood, 70 to
80 ; old age, 50 to 55.
igs" Keep your feet dry, wear good
shoes, keep them well stuffed with oil,
and well mended, and then if you are
unfortunate enough to get a Cough or
Cold, use Coe's Cough Balsam to cure
it. It will do it everytime. It is also
important. that our 'readers should all
know that Coe's Dyspepsia. Cure is re
liable, and certain to cure the worst
cases of Dyspepsia ; a teaspoonful a day
of it will enable the most confirmed dys
peptic to eat anything:he chooses with
out trouble. It is an excellent remedy
for any disease of.the stomach or bow
els.
AR: Mit. Jane G. Swisshelm has been
dismissed &mil her position as clerk in
the Quartermaster General's office by
the Quartermaster General, with the ap
proval of the Secretary of War, for dis
respectful languege against the Presi
dent of the United States in Saturday's
'edition of the paper which, she edits,
the Reconstructionist.
air Mr... Peterson, in whose house
President Lincoln died, has received
$203.50 from the Government for allegz,
ed damages to his furniture, &'c.
Among the .items charged in the bill
was one of $l5O fur injuries done his
carpets, $5O for personal services, $2 for
gas. Another charge for loss of time
for several weeks after the assassination
in exhibiting the room, was disallowed.
arA lady in Cleveland, Ohio, the
. ,
other day, Was very affectionate to her
husband, and at supper handed him a
cup of tea, which he declined to drink,
but banded it to one of hie children.
Thereon the woman sprang forward and
seized the cup, thus saving the child's
life. The cup contained arsenic. An
arrest and trial followed.
The Lady's Friend for April is on
ORD table. It is a• beautiful number.
"Waking," is a' very natural and hand
sortie steel engraving; the fashion plate
exquisit, whilst the .reading matter is as
usual, high-toned. For terms,.sea ad
vertisements in another part of this pa
per. Deacon 4it Peterson, Phil'a.
A couple in Oxford county, Me.,
lived together until their family includ
ed thirteen children. A libel for di
vorce was brought and granted, and the
parties separated. After being . apart
two years they again met, and.two weeks
ago they were again . . joined in mar
riage.
Gar The' provisians made by Pennsyl
vania, for the supportand education of
the orphans of citizen soldiers of the
State, who perished in the late war, is
exciting great attention in all the other
loyal States, in none of which has there
yet been - a'similar movement made.
sir A disgraceful ecene occurred in
in the Senate on Wednesday afternoon.
Senator.Saulsbury,.of Delaware, appear
ed upon the floor in an off!.nsive state:of
intoxication, and was removed by two
Senators. So says the New York Post.
, Potter county has not a drinking
house. Coosequence :—the February
term of Court was z a failure, only one in
dictment on the criminal record, an emp
ty jail and a prosperons people.
gar -it is said
; Abet General. Lee's tee
timony,before -the Reconstruction Com
mittee; reveals the, tact . that he always
avoided swearing allegience to the rebel
government.
OW Jared Sparks,lbe historian, died
on Wednesday, at his residence in 011111-
bridge s He was once president of Har
vard College.
-sr The health of the venerable Lew
is Case is rapidly failing. He scarcely
Sits up at all, and his death is daily ex
pected.
Q. A Western exchange says : A
young lady of this, city,4 shed time
ago, lung herself to,a the•lnw"
faT The New'
d "'goodsr dark
,., a
~p.ll7,diieline in prices
eirAtetvono *0 sold at asnbilry
Cord., a few. days dote for $e000:
MA.RIETTEA_NO--vn
Mbt Gault in a Nut-Zteil
Mr. Cranston, of the New York Ho
tel, is about to erect a mammoth hotel
on Fifth Avenue, opposite the. Central
Park, which will occupy an entire block
of ground.
Col. De Korponay, who introduced
the polka in this country, died in Phila-
delphia a few days since.
A rumor is prevalent in New York
that young Ketchum, the forget of gold
cheeks, is to be pardoned.
It is computed that the public debt
has been reduced $20,000,000 since the
30th of October last.
The Piesident, in response to a call
of the House for information relative to
the distribution of rewards for the ar
rest of the assassins of President Lin
coln, gave a statement from the Secre
tary of War stating that the award has
been postponed froin time to time that
"all claimants may be heard and justice
done.
The French iron-clad Achilles, which
has been afloat ten months, and• is of
6079 - tons hurthen and 380 feet long, has
not leaked a wineglassful of water since
she was laup.ohed. Such perfect con
struction .is a marvel in shipbuilding.
Since the 31st day of January, the
wholesale prices of coal in New 'York
city have been reduced $1.15 to $2.55
por ton, according to size and quality.
How much have the retail prices been
brought down in the same tide 'in Ma
rietta.
A substitute has been invented in
England for the awkward and unconi
foitable headrest in which one's head is
screwed when a photograph is tailed;
The new apparatus is fastened to the
floor, and has a movable clamp that fits
tho hollow of the back, whilst the rest
for the head is comparatively agreeable:
The great secret of working tool steel
is announced to be strong hammering
and placing the steel, whilst hardening;
ender a powerful jet of water. This
makes the hardest kind of metal.
Each member of the New York Fire
Department has been presented with a
life insurance policy for $lOOO.
The issue of five-cent currency bear
ing S. M. Clark's portrait, is to be re
called and destroyed.
Captain Raphael Semmes, late of the
Shenandoah, has been released. by order
of the President.
The employment of honey in prepar
ing pills is recommended, as - it keeps
them soft and assists their solution in
the stomach.
Raw mutton or beef, given in conjunc
tion with diluted alchobol, in small dos
es, is now used in the treatment of
consumption in France.
A little girl Darned Annie Sullivan
was.frozen to death in Chicago on Fri
day last. She was on her way'to school
and fell down in the street, benumbed
Before she was discovered she was 'so
badly frozen as to cause her deatlf.
A late trip-to Virginia, over the bet
demi& of Bull' Ran, Manasses, Brieter
and Catlett stations, shows a steady ye
turn to. civilization anil repeoßliorof
that waste, of tifty miles. 4t,Manassiii;
two'hotels, a grocery store and several
shops'have been rebuilt.
The Pennsylvania Senate adoptedl i a
resolution requesting Senator Cowan
resign. In the house a bill was
,offered
submitting the Sunday-car question to
popular vote at the next October elec.
tion in Philadelphia. ,
Kiss James—daughter of G. P. R.;.
is a teacher in San Francisco.
Some time during last week, two tin
boxes containing Governaient bonds and
railroad securities to over one million
and a half of dollars, were 'abstracted
from the office of Rufus L. Lord, in Ex
change Place, New YorlE, Without thus
far the least clue to the robber. A re
ward,of $200,000 is. offered for the -re.
covert' of the stolen property.
A bill pawed the Senate on-Thursday
increasing the salary of the Governor Co
$6,000, after the term of the.preientin.
ctimbent shall have-expired.
The cholera has disappeared. from
Guadeloupe, and hue not broken out on
any, of the adjacent Islands.
Potter county, Pa , must be a second
paradise, There is not a tavern or
drinking house in the county.. Tle jail
is empty; the sheriff has little to do';
the prosecuting attorney wilt to nosh
ing. Theirand jury found,only onekin
dictmeni at the last term, but wlisn ii it
came to trial there "wasno defendant; no
prosecutor and no witnesses. All this
happy state is owing to the absence .of
rum.
The latest freak of fashion is seen• ie. ,
the new spring bonnet, which is styled
the '"4.4ypsey," and which is alreMy
creating a sensation among the fair sex.
Theshepe of the "gypsey," is .near tos
that ofatsonp plate, excepting that the
rim is bent, in a littleron each. side. , It
foe close to the about* one-third
of which it,coverti,. and so , renders inside
trimming impossible to any great extent
and orithe otittdde there is little. ores.
mentation.
,„ ,
lii what -eau ehbuld ateeoretafe kept 2
I n violet.
sr Siding on the piazza of the "Cat
aract Honle," was a young foppish look
ing gentleman, his garments very highly
scented with order of bad cologne and
very powerful musk. A solemn-face,
odd-looking man, after passing the dandy
several times, with a look of aversion
which drew general notice, suddenly
stopped, and in a confidential tone said :
"Stranger, I can tell you what will
take that scent out of your clothes.—
You take—"
"NV hat I what do you mean sir ?" said
the exquisite, filled with indignation,
and starting from his chair.
"Oh get mad, now—swear—pitch—
round—fight ; 'just because a man wants
to do you a kindness!" coolly replied
the stranger. "But I tell you Ido know
what'll take out that smell,-phew ! You
just bury your clotkes-bury 'em I only
for a day 'or two. I bad an uncle who
once got foul of a sk—"
At this moment there went up from
the crowd a simnltaneous roar of merri
ment ; and the dandy very sensibly
"cleaied' the coop," and vanished up
stairs.
or A colored man, named Brice, has
obtained a verdict for siso, in the Su-
perior Court of New York, as compen
sation for damages i3ustained at the
hands of the , mob during The memorable
anti-conscription riots in July, 1863.
The city exchequer, of course, had to
foot the bill.
sir Hon. J. F. Trotter, one or the
leading judges or ?dississippi, is dead.
Many wear dignity as they do clothes
--all ontiide.
Wby-i8 ice iu a thaw like philantbro
phy ?—:Botause it gives in all' directions
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Letters of administration, with the Will
annexed, on Said estate having been granted
to the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto, are
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Marietta, February 3, 1865. 26-6 t
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school on the last. Monday in March, to: con
tinue three months.. For further parliculare
please enquiremt Mr. B. Garman's.
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Marietta; March 9th 1866.
ciipica Lot of Bookslor children called
dietrietable Pleasure Bqokii School and
Paper Boo ks, Stationary,: Pena, Ten *holders
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Jersey, Delaware or Maryland, and larger
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Business Colleges, thus enabling them to
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When two or more enter at the same time,
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where he cophs from sets certain business
transactions. each set representing a business,
(stock and partnership) and each set involv
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HISTORY OF THE
GREAT REBELLION 1
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T
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Southwest Corner of Market
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Marietta, Lancaster Co., Pennsylvania
This Academy having received very flatter
ing encouragement during the first session *ill
eater upon the secoadlerin on Monday, April
sixteenth.
The location of this school is, one of the most
healthy and pleasant in the State. Four pas-
Senteetrains `of tile - Pennsylvania railroad ea.
pass through the Borough daily, .making it
easy of access from all parts of the State.
The brancheS taught entbrace all those, of a
thorough. English, education, together with
Latin,Greek, French arid German languages,
Voca and Instrumental Music.
Every-branch will be taught in the most
thorough manner • .
Whilst the prineipaL will constantly aim to
make thbrougli scholairs, he still deems it no
lees impottaut to inculcate. moral and religious
principles. He pledges ' his best exertions to
secure the present 116 Ii future welfare of those
committed to his charge.
Lectures nit Philosophy, !cc., will be deliv
ered before the students during the session,
A 'reghlar examinition will be held at "the
close of each term. •
TEAMS:—For boarding, washing and
light per session of fen months, _ $95:00
Tuition in English branches, 10:00
For Latin, Greek, French and German
—each extra, 5:00
Book Keeping, , b:00
Instrumental sfusic, 20:00
II Personi Wishing to place. their eiai,or
daughters in this Institution will please make
early application by letter or otherwise. .
,MAXWELL,
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Principal.
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: . • . AEFEiII TO
-Rev. ..7.4. Lane, Wrighfari/le,
R. W. Smith, Wrightev . ille,_ •
Dr. J. Leiertocul, Lancaste r,
Aaron Baker, Chatham,. Cheatbr, co.
Rev. Robert- Eilexanner,: Little Britain.
D. Wileon',_Baltinfore _
Samuel Lindsay,-, Marietta -
Cal*in A. Schaffner, cc
I - .l..D.Renjimirt • 4 -
Dr. J. Cuehrunn, a'
F. 'Hinkle; cc•" .
Thomas cc ' .
A: N. Caen:4e', ' cc -
Jacob Roth,- cf.
George'W. Stahf,. '
Marietta, February 3, 1866.-26tf.-
Fine Connecticut l'ottacCo Seed hos Pi
T b War eh°lll!
been received at the o ace vi toch
E.: L. BRAIDS'S ir,C42l:,' in this boro n g"l. e To
ie,now rea4n IL
fos.FEE , distribution to
TOB PRINT/NG' of every ' dencriitid Niece Growers of _this n
ist eighborhood.
een ' ite ' d 4 with '
0 dice of The neatness--' :in
dispatch Se T ed b eill6tbakeePetcioniirtaghue" r h alo' ti i n a g g °L o l l elccr ' llietel} o rt
marit
at
a n ta ex e grade of Tobace?..than, as ...h er etofore be °
e tan. grown in this vicinity.
" Miirietta, November 4, 14600
PATTERSON& Co
NO. 661 MARKET STREET,
MARIETTA, PA,
D EALERS IN
FOREIGN & DOMVsile
HARDWARE
Keep constantly on hand a full stock of Bail
ding Material, Nails,
LOCKS, HINGES,
GLASS, PAINTS, CILS, WHITE LE
SUPERIOR SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF CF.StENT,
llto N: Rolled and Ila
O minors
Iron, Steel, Horse-Shoes Bar,
Norway Nail Rods, Hoop and Band I NN
Horse-Shoe Nails, Bolts, Files, Itaips,e,c.,
HOUSE—KEEPING GOODS,
FIRST-CLASS COOKING
AND P ARLOR STOVES, RANGEs4
Tubs, Churns, Cede' Stands,
Wash Boards, Buckets,
Knives and Forks,
Plated and Metalic Spoons,
Sad irons, Kraut Cutters, Waiters, kr aa 1,,
Copper Kettles Clothes Wringers, p e , t ,
Iron Ladles, Meat Stands, Coal
p a
, Lamps, Shades and Lantern; T N ,
Scales. Colfee Mills, Painted
Chamber Setts, am., a.c.
Forks, Shovels, Hoes, Spades, Horse 11:36,
Wheel Grease, Yoh, Sperm and Latmr
Cistern Pumps, Long and Shun
.E„,
Breast Chains, &c., &c.
TOOLS: Hand and 'Wood Saw; Ihlthr!,
Chopping and Hand Axes, Planes,
Augers and Auger Bits, Braces,
Hooks and Shears, &c., &c.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope to cdtt
and receive a continuance of the shale.
PATTEitSoN q c. ,
Marietta, August I, IS6&
G EO: W. WORRALL,
SURGEON DENIM,
Market Street, adjoining Spangler
&ore. on the second floor.
Where he is now prepared to wait r.
on all who may feel disposed to pa.
tronize him.
Dentistry in all its branchesCOTL i
ec.iql.
EETH inserted on the most opprovcc prs
ciplee of Dental science. All operancl- %
the mouth performed is a skillful Emil ir,q.
manlike mannerz-on lair principles sctl
OR VERY REASONA OLE TEFW.
Havmg cletermined upon a permanent 16t6.
tion at thW'place, would ask a contimpli,n
of the liberal patronage heretofore exteiplfl
to him, for wale.: lie will render even 053,
ble aanifaction.
FAlier administered to proper persons
To THE PUBLIC —Having had acreskl
the use of a Dentist, 1 called on Dr. t\
who has succeeded in orepatirut tor me as
cellent and serviceable set—upper i
They are upon what is called
and fit my mouth firmly and comforts , it, 11:.1
are almost as much use to me as were
find teeth. My mouth having brrom,
•siderably deformed in consequence of Liartr4
gone a number of years without any teeth
one side of my jaw, but the Doctor Tenn thet
this defect, making the tit comple te,
working of the teeth are entirely sans:hrt,r.
1 would eneerfully reconlioeiol any pei,a
in want of dental opelattons, to call on Ur.
Worrell, havieg great confidence in Ids pN•
fesaiona skill. tl Et): Il El Cll.
G RAND PRIZES
For Subscribers to
61qtesolo,
National Weekly Family Journal.
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AT 01:0 PER ANNUM
The following .splendid prizes ore sent It, ate , :
.For every club of forty subscribe! , n Met
ler & Wilion best $55, Sewing Mucl.ine, with
two. extra copies to the getter up of She club.
For eve y club of twenty, and less fan IP
subscribers, we will allow $1:25 for each sub
scriber on the price of said machine.
For every club of six, a splendid steel el
graving of President A. Lincoln, lull length,
Andrew Johnson, Gen. Grant, or Shetman,ua
horseback, worth *3 each, with an extra copy
to the getter up of the club.
For every club of three, one of those splen-
did steel engravings of the Union series uf
NATIONAL PORTRAITS
Comprising Presidenta Johnson and Lincoln,
Lieut-Gen. Grant, Gene. Sherman, Medlin],
Thomas McClellan, Fremont, Admiral Fat•
ragut and Porter, •od George and Martha
Washington, each 19x24 inches, worth $2.
IC, These'` splendid portraits should 'dm
every parlor.
The Statesman is the largest, cheapestand
best family paper published, suited for every
family. Try it once and you wilt neer to
withmit it. Send 'for copies and get up your
clubs: AddiesS,
AMERICAN STATESI II . O,
67. Nassau-si., hew-rotln
January 13.6m.1
R ,REVES , AMBROSIA FI T n y l g uAnt
it
The Original and Genuine Anoaosla
prepared lby4. ALLEN D.EEV ES and ig
best hair dressing and preservative nag. i°
use. It stops the hair falling out, causes
dto
grow thick and long and prevents it from
turning prematurely grey.. It erait' tet
dandruff, cleanses, beautifies and rendrn
hair soft; glossy and curly. Buy it, hylt ° .
be convinced. Don't be put off with s 0 1 ;
put
Ask for Reeves' Ambrosia
take.r.o other. For Sale by Druggists tou
Deal mrs in Fancy Goods everywhere.
I.s'iCenti per - bottle—s6 per dtl el '
Address, REEVES' AMBROSIA DEPOT,
82 Fulton-st., Near-York ci t y .
For Weit,llliiirietta at Dr. F.
Drug. Store. • " 112:941
SKATES! SKATES !!SKATES!!
JOHN SPANGLER
Has just opened for the inspect.on of the loov:
era of skating . , the largeat, beet a nd most
ned assortment of Skates ever before oriel"
i to the putklic. be
Ladies, Gents, Mimes, pad Youths coL6,
supplied with Bay quality and style dew'
I - at the llowestprices,. •
Also, Table and Pocket Cutlery, fin' fi e,
...handled goods, . Pocket Books, Cigar -
Gentlemen's Companions, Ladies CotsP o o )
Pocket Skate-Gimblets Nut Crackers , ( 0 d
Pocket -Match. safes. Lildies Work Bark'
a variety of other fancy articles.
- AN IMPROVED LANTERN .
THIS''
is the most desirable La ntern 0 11 1
musket. burins' - Coal Oil withal
Chimney, emitting neither smoke nor roll.
It gives:rid:4lre
,eybite light. '
It stands qpick ;notions in any directio n
efWile is
'Th re from the outside.
It is neat and compact in form and sine.
It is free 'from' solder, in the upper P r "' er II :,
etherwile.very, substantial in its start
..PRICE; . ONE DOLLAR.
For sale at JOHN SPANGLER'S
. flardtoirre,More, Market stroll
ONNECTICUT TOBACCO SEED
V FOR FREE DISTRIBUT ION!
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