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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-01-31

QY virtue Of an execution to dir ecled from the
- ONCE Of the clerk OF the District Cout of Potta-
wattamie unity Iowa shall proceed to ELL on Sat
urday the 18th asy of February A D.. 1853 between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NC ana O'Clock N Of
said day IN front Of the County Treasurer's once in
the city Of Council Buts the following described real
estate OF J. e. Jthns0n, to-wIt:
The 9. Of n. W ofssc. Is Town %. Ranse a.
The v. half OF N. W. u Sec. s. Town 70 Range a.
b The n W. OF 8 ,. o. sec s. Town Ts, Range a.
The ,. half Of 3. of Sec 36 Town T6 Range a.
The y: ". Of n. D Of Sec 8S TOwn 7s Rang a.
The 9. =. Of Of Sec. 80, Town 7S. Range a.
The . u. ofE. W. ~ Sec 81 Town 70, Range g.
The " bali Of n. ". OF Sec. 81. Town 70 Range ~
the N. w. quarter Of SEC. y, Town yS Range "A.
Also Of the came time and place he following blocks
o. town lots lying and being situated In the Of
Cfescent City, county Of PcttAwsttamie iowa tO-wft
AZ Of blocks Nos 10, II, 10, 10, q, g. ~ o, ~ ~
Also, the west half Of blocks Nos Q, 2s ~ and &C.
taken ~ The property uf o.. yohns0n TO satisfy an
execution IN favor Of Peasce o., the sale
mence Mt e'ciock r. d. on said day.
Council Biafs, Iowa, January 90, 1858. -
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Rnrnsras,. nasaxnaslsn no. Accepted.

Washington, Jan. 90 Burnside yester"
day rendered his resignation as General in
the army. The President, however, refused
to accent il.
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Frar. 70 VOL.

Jan. 29.-The boiler explosion In Chas.
Harris u,anufsssory III Newark, N. j., yes
terday, entirely destroyed sbs bsildinga and
killed 2 men and wounded 3.
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HousE.--In the House, to-day, after long
arguments, pro and con, from several mem
bers, the resolution in regard to ysndever
was postponed until the Sd OF March, by a
vote Of rs to 68. =.
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s,..naea I'm the Array.

New York, Jan. q A special Washlns.
ION di.pasch 10 tie Times says Gen. Coach
succeeds Sumner, apd w. r. Smith sac
cseds Rrankiin. -
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xrssa wheslsHa.

Whselipg, VI. Jsp. y 3. ]. Bssdss,t
1 rssidens D.. Eastern Vireinis, be- bern
eIsoaed il the Upiasd sta.ss Seas, for
western Virginia.
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Gen McCleFnasd as she Msath Of the Yazss,
h Memphis, Jan. 29.-Gen. McCIeruand
and aset, have landed q few miles below the
mouth Of The Yszoo, in fuIl view Of the
city OF vickshurg. eE@
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Farsiga News.

Jan. 27.--The Saxonis, from Southamp-
son the l4sh, has arrived. Napoleon had
distinctly intim ssed TO Dir. Dayton his re-
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Freus New York.

: JAM 2s. The steamer which sailed TOT
Liverpool TO day. took oot four hundred
and thirty, Eve ihousand dillars 10 specie.
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G@EnMReFcEmI,

New York, Jan. 81.
United States $40 bonds, 1909; Gov
eminent Stocks, steady; Pacific Mail, 166.
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Gov. Andrews to raise n Negro Regiment.
New York, Jan. %. The Herad's Wash
ington dispatch of last night, states that
Governor Andrews, of Massachusetts, left
for Boston to-day, taking With him the au-
thorty to raise Negro regiment.
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....- L.. s-- Louisville, Jap. %.

The official report of tbs losses at The
battle of Murfrsesbcrc, place the killed at
l,474; wounded, 1884; taken prisoners,
1900. ..5. I'll : rs WI
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i fight WIFE THE ALABAMA

SHE CAPTURES 4 GUN-BOiT
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Napoleon on "AmericaR Affairs -
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BY TELEGRAPH.

as,,arss E.,aIss..r zoe .Inr ls,IosrA,a.IIl..
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IMPORTANT FROM THE ARMY
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Eighty Cheers to be Dismissed !!
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-31
MASSACRE BY INDIANS.

Our readers remember the horrible massacre OF mir
ing party the Missouri last August not being LETT
to tell the moBrnful tale Who they and how the
massacre occurred has remained wrapt 10 mystery until
the present time IL only known that their mutiated
bodies sy bleaching the banks Of distant river and
but for chance party that followed in their wake the par
ticulars Of the affair would have still remained unknown.
john II. Carter, John $. Bacus r. schouler, and bro
tier al Of Wapelo county, Iowa have just reached this
city from Idaho They have been mining Bannock city.
(thrre Bannock cities in Idaho, the Snake
river, the slope Of the Rocky Mountains, tbr
buudrd aud City miles north Of Salt Lake ard the same
distance northeast Of ALA Wali On the 16 OF june
week after the msssecred party started they lett for
home intending to come down the Missouri They were
delyed month upoa reaching tie river by the want Of
Macknaw boat after curing which they proceeded to
Fort Barihod Here they first learned OF The massacre
which took place the Sd Of August hundred miles
below the fort, at the mouth OF Heart river
They lound Of the men who originally started with
the unfortunate murdered miners at the FORT he having
Ind presen,ment of danger and remained behind From
HIM list Of the OF the unfortunate OBJ
tnined The entire party consisted OF eighteen men,
woman, and three children.
From Indians and hall-breedr iuOrmants obtained
the particulars Of this horrible affair
TIE mners anticipating trouble, well armed, and
in nd tnn to small arms bad small csnnun. At the
rsguth Of Heart river party Of Yaukionnbis Sioux
along the bank AID bcckoned them 10 come to the shore
They responded by firing the three times the In
dian. returning the fire vigorously The continuous fire
81 the caused The boat to spring leak, and but
for that unfortunate crcumstancs they ght have escap
ed The Indians we're driven back from the shore, but
renewed attack and during the second tight the boat
leaked 80 badly that it sunk IN shallow water They were
then Uverp0wered aud murdered
The Ind ans Acknowledged that the miners fought des
peraely and admit that they killed thrtysx and wound
I'd thfty.fve The unfortunate victims bad between eRh
4 sDd twenty thousand dollars WIFI mem N gold dus
aud money which fell into the hands Of the Indians Who
using IL in making large purchases % ainmunItion
g. Paul Pres, l7h,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-31
IMPORTANT REBEL DISCLOSURES.

hefeport of Mr. MALLORY the Confederate Secretary
OF the Navy contans full confirmation of the statements
heretofore published concerning the plot release tho
rebel prisoners on Jshusona Island Mr. Mallory reports
as follows:
During the months of July and August sent twenty
commissioned officers and forty trustworthy petty
officers the British Provinces, with orders organize
expedite aud cooperate with army officers an
tempt TO release the Confederate prisoners confined
Jolns0n's Island in Lake Erie. From time to time /
learned that the made such oosure
the most complete large amount Of money had
been expended aud just gallant naval officers
s50ut 10 set sail this expedition the English authorities
gave Information to the enemy, and thus prevented the
xcuton Of Of the best planned enterprises OF the
present war.
Ia relation to the building Of roncad vessels ia Europe
for the Conederate the Secretary says that early the
present year bs agents contracted for eight that
class five Of which To be built ia England and three
France lie audes to the of the vessels built
in the Mercy and remarks that another and larger
sci has since been completed but it il doubtful If che will
be allowed to leave the shores OF England although
believed the precautions taken sufficient to exempt
from the fate of her consorts" The vessels being
structed in France have been subject to so many official
vista that Mr. Mallory forwarded instructions to
operations upon them for the present
La this connection, says the Secretary, ii" is proper
for to state that the great revuon in popular senti
ment both England and France towaI ds the Coned
crate Government has rendered efforts to obtain sup
plies from those countries almost abortive In view of all
possible contingencies have instructed the agents of this
Department 10 wait favorable opportunity for
ryg ont the instructions previously forwarded By the
last courier sent instructions that will shortly be made
apparent 10 our enemies nearer home"
The services of Captain Semmes 10 the Alabama, are
spoken of with high approbation
During the year he has captured upwards of ninety
vessels seventy of whom he destroyed tho others being
either bonded released One of the eaest draw backs
this officer reports having experienced the difficulty he
has in procuring full supplies Of COIL The provincial
English horites have hitherto a.rded him every fa-
City, but recently they have interpreted their neutrality
ugenty that vessels aud privateers
much embarrassed in obtaining suitable supplies"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-31
PASSPORT SYSTEM FOX AMERICAN SHIPS.

IL consequence II the pira,ca seizure 81 The Chesa-
peike aud he liability Of other vessels leaving pors
10 similar enterprises instructions have been received by
the UneI States Marshal New York from the Secre-
tsry of State, directing him not TO ALLOW any American
vessel to leave New York without permit signed by him
flying that the parties board lad passed under biz
inspection aud properly yoached for At the same
time Rear Admiral Pauldug received instructions from
the Navy Department 10 satioa vessel If ths bar at
Sandy Hook and another Of TnrogRs Neck, with ders
TO dean every outward bound Amrrcan vesucl not hav
ing pass duly signed b. the United States Marshal csr
Tying that her passengers aud had been examined by
his officers and that she permitted 10 depart Ter
voyage 10 obedience % tbese instructions lmral P6ud
ng once di.patched vessel to Sandy Hook aud the
Peerhof recently captured prize, bat now fitted up
BY the Government a eunbost, to Throgg Neck The
order Of the Government will thus be Vigorously enforced
1t is lderstoOd also that the U0ted States Marshal is
instructed to have ,u Gent detective force board
every American vess with authority TO search for srns
and coptrsbsnd correspondence and Will arreet end com
nit to Fort Warren any person whose possession arms
and such correspondence found He has authority to
call upon Major Gen Dir commanding Department Of the
East for any aid assistance be may require to carry
ut HE instructions.
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plan" for bringing about this dssiderated con-
summation, why does he not suggest ii to the
Pre- ident, instead of railing at him ia the savory
dialect Of feminine fshmODgers? For, after all
the abuse freely poured upon the President, his
Cabinet, and bis "plao," it does not appear that
Mr.. Phillips has any thing to prop use except
vague md declamatory adiuratiops which Belong
more properly to the Cave Of Bolus than to any
province where reason or wisdom has name and
place
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-31
WAR BETWEEN ECUADOR AND CoLuMRA

RIGA is received by the steamer North STAR arrived at
New York from Aspnwsll:
WAR BETWEEN ECUADOR AND COLUMBIA.
Hostlltes have commenced commenced between Ecus-
dor without formal declaration Of force OF Eve
hundred sailed in schooneis and launches from Guav
squl, Ecuador and the 9Th instant entered the mort
OF Tumoco akng possession Of il without resistance on
the part OF the small garrison left there by Gen Mosaoero
Gen Flores at the head Of thousand men, had aso
assumed the offensive. lie has crossed the frontier In
New Granada, and at last accounts was at Tuoueres
and within short distance of General Mosousra,s com
mand. General Flores, 90 reschIug this point sent a
messenger to Gen Mosquera informing him that f he did
not at to sgnug treaty OF peace he woud he
attacked. The probab lilies were that the prooo.ition
would Do summariy rejected by Mosquera aud ia conse
quence hste was expected to take place the point
at which Flores encamped Mosquera is reported TO
be shooting without trial. any and every person whom he
suspects Of being oppose to his policy Quite a number
among the conservatives Of Pasto have already suffered
through their opposition to the war PrvAts adyices
state that his army is being largely and rapidly recruited
GUATEMALA AND SALVADOR.
The escape Of Gen. Barrios caused much excitement
and strong feeling agai1t the English and United States
Governments for having assisted him, so thst Mr.
Partridge and the English Consul bad been threatened
Of Nc Livngstone the wife Of our Consul al La Union
for her admirable conduct saving lives Of General
Blrrios and Col Lazta Every thing il quiet in saliva
dor San Francisco Dunas the acting President appears
10 be giving satisfaction 20 his party Ga Che 18th of No
vembsr Gen Carrera and his army took their departure
from San Salvddr FIR Guatsmsla The operation Of
repairing and rebuilding the houses destroyed aod Injured
by shot and shell is being pushed forward with alacrity
and il will be but short before all tr4ces of tho
bombardment excepting those ia the ormesries will be
wiped out IL was founi necessary TO am the Indians
and incite them active aoapst rrios. and
Ill the liberal psry has been dsfs,d they have con-
tinued 10 give trouble especially ia Couepeque Ii
found necessary for the now President accompanied by
some Of his Ministers AID Clergy % proceed to that di
tict and dssn thrm after they had been pacded through
the influence Of the priests
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-31
COAL PROSPECTS

lts great relief to observe the Indications that are
apparent Of decline in the price OF COAL which has
been threatening TO each the ability OF the poorer
classes to purchase The recent sales Of the Delaware
Lackawanns ard Western Company in New York, which
j, some measure influence the market, have shown very
decided tendency toward lower prices and the coal pro-
due .rs Mt the mines, well the railway companies
which transport this fuel to the seaboad IL be hoped
have al last awakened to the fact ta the imposition OF
cxto bitant III endnnger ngt destroy their business
The Miners Journal acknowledges further decline of
fy cents per ten at the mne1 within the space Of week
tho tyOf abores and the strike and
suspension Of work at Of the coercs All tbese are
encouraging symptoms, which give grounds the belief
that coal has reached it, highest pont and the winter be-
ing now far advance IL ~ ghy probable that the
price has already commenced important decline
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-31
THE RATIO or MILITARY EXEMPTIONS

Although from various mapy more exemptions
granted after the late draft tbaa should have been,
the figures Of the Provost Marshal Generals report die.
pose forever Of tie noon that TIE proportion n pernous
in be United states disqualified FIR military service s
larger than in other counres Had the enrclment been
corrected before the dro q exclude s.Es The p,o
portion Of exemptions would have been much les TEe
ratio Of r. lection ~ the United states, Fra0ce ana Great
Britain il ehowu Ia The following talir.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-31
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

The following intelligence from South and Central Anne
RIGA is received by the steamer North STAR arrived at
New York from Aspinwsl:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1863-12-31

The War Department has refused 70 accept Ger. Y II
Measbes gnston and no has teen ordered to report
Tor duty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25
. EoD0aISING AND -
PaEPkkRD AND FOX SALE BY
W. II @ Mp O N,
Garner OF I5tA street and Netr York dtsH1,.

Phe above cordseand is prepared With . speciA
view TO meet the wants Of the public in the APP
Ing sinks essspools outhousss stables and vessels
used IA SICK rooms, barracks. camps. hospitals,
steamboats, &c., &c. Pof this prrposs Ii hiss 40
equal. II destroys tae most obnoxious sRhsiA
tons ami rssists tss dace poa OF animal and
OF The hiai ever offered TO tAe puh,io. and If thor
or ehiy ossd By tina residents dnfsag the samuss
III; crAve.lt great dsal Of tbs sicknsss etts butA-
be 70 the tooi gsnera&sl u large cities during
vaxn weather. ny t9.l0s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS
FROM
LANSBURGII 81 BROS
BALTIM0RE BARGAIN STORE,
375 SEVENTH STREET,

375 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND K.
Just received a large and splendid assortment of
DRY AND FANCYGOODS. all of which have been
auctions, at much reduced prices. We mention
part
Best Calicoes is, IS and 20 cts
Beautiiu Lawns only ISL cts.
Very rich ana fine Lawns, only . cts .
Dress Goods of every description, very cheap.
A beautiful lot of small figured chalies, for chill
dren g wear.
Plain and figured Mozamb ques. st Is cts, worth
Plain coored Silk Tshue for Dresses, at IS cts per
yard worth 50 cts
sSh,eppeEd Piaids and Plain Grey Goods very cheap
selling good Rleached Shifting Muslins, at Is. is.
Best Irish Linens at 50 cts, worth Is cts.
Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, ETC., cheaper than
Casimeres, Linen and Cotton Goods, for Men aad
wbe u
Jsckonsts, Nainsooks, Plaid Musiins, etc, from
l.4o Ss six and ais scotch sasS Ding bingham.
Sun Umbrellas, from 75 cts to S2.5o.
Black Silk Mitts, from Is cts. to 8 80.
Ladies and Gents best quality Kid-anish Silk
French Mechanical corsets, unusually cheap.
Embroidsrics. such as Collars and Sleeves, Cam
br;c Bands, Swiss and Cambria Esgiass, at half
Splendid all Linen White Handkerchiefs, at 10 and
Hosiery of ell kinds
French Lace Wells, at 81, worth double
Shawis and Nantillas of the very latest styles If
ysu wish TO save your money call early
large lot of Pink, Blue and Yellow Tarletons for
floor sKIRTs-Hoop sxIRTs,
Having bought the entire stock of manufacturer
in New York, we shall sell taem at a great sasri-
Ace.
Staple Notions OF every description, macia cheaper
than any other place in the city.
Come one and all, TO convince yourself that SYar
prices do not exist in the
RAITyM0RE RAEEAIK STORE.
LANsBUR RICH & BRO.
316 SsvsatA street, between aud &.
urStore open e4sry evening until O'clock.
my q ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25
} ABROAD IRON FOR SALE.

O.. AILIfARY RAILROAD OFFICE,
$50 & S., Wnsara ssor, May Il, I35a.{
The undsrsisned viii receive sealed bidafer tas
PURCHASE OF 95S go 2sk0 tons OF new RAluHoA0
iK0N, 60 pounds te tae ysrd.
3e6 ~ -9s4o toss of the above is ct tAe Csm5rsA
67s aS- $50 is at Pitts5urs. Pennsylvania. ...,
In case bid IL accepted, tae party MsSIsne s9s
same viii be notified soon practicable ~
within ten days after susA notice the psrfl snAii
fail to make payment in Government funds TO The
undsrsi6ned, the Iron for whieA sstd bid vas made
snail be subject. TO sala 60 any other persoo.
All bids must be eealed and directed 20 tae IN
dsrs;snsd W I.sa D. o.. ana 'naotsss s'as
The right 10 reject any ard 81 sids IL expssassv
R;da via be received az Aboys invited uus<. tuns
g. at which time q decision vii ns gwen = -
: myistA II. L. ROB1n6Os .CARs. sna a. z -
NJ Il Auxx sHE-MAcK1RMGt
lssss Ia the maskst Sold isE IS -
my6 .Cornsf Eieh<a a16 D ntseets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25
MARRIED,

In Georgetown, d. c., on Thursday. May 2lst
instant, 1868. by the Rev. d Reese e the Meth,
to Miss LUCY s. PAYNE, both Of Fairfax county,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RourE, ptn Ba1i1soys ~
H0,ris5pre, 10 The North end Fsst-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on snnday-quiek time.
low fare and connections. Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates. For tickets and fur
ther information apply at the ONCE Of Great Penn
sylrania Route, northeast corner of Pennsylvania
avenue aud sixth ST., " ashington. Office open from
Es m until p. m. on Sundays from u 4 p. m.
An N-ly e. 0. MORTON, Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25

EsoR 8AhE-eoO sss T, snd l.horae seesnd- heaa
u HA22196; 80 coed sseond- hand citissa and
McC2eNan 81 DbLH8; Also, 8 large lot Of second
Hard BRIp4H6. Apply to 81 3. E0HN410N, No.
pcsite HG&gno3 % 1-eolas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25

On SUNDAY. the 24th inat., HENRY NICHOLAS
kIgERS son OF George d. and Annie D. Tay Tor,
ged years, 10 months and years.
Cambridge, Dorchester CO.. Md. papers copy.i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25

I>OX sAL.g-A pair Of Morgan H0gSES bssoag-
II ing to tao estate OF Ma hate N1. q. n
'''' '' EIiaISG's rasisnsl s,assss, de2G
my q -S> st., bstFs.a tx and Oh 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-05-25
yGREEN Z WILLTAMs. Auctioueers.

BY GREEN C W VILLAINS, AEctI0neer3.
EXECUTORS SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE AS
Il soR1MEsT OF PAPER HASGINGs. BORDERS
AND ORNAMENTS, WiEpow SHADES, CoRgfCE AND
TRIMMINGS. AND STORE FIXTURES AT AUbTIoG.-On
THURSDAY. the 18th instant, we shall sell, By
order OF the Hon. Orphans Court a portion of the
personsi effect. of Stephen P franklin, deceased.
at The store. No. 500, corner of Ninth aud D
streets, commencing at II o'cocS A. M all ths
extensive assortment of Wall Paper, Bordering,
Ornaments. " iIdow Shades, Cornica and Trim
mngs.
Also, the Store Fixtures, such a. Writing Desks,
Counters, Gases, Shelving, &C., &c.
Terms cash.
Persons in the trade and the public in general
respectfully invi ted to the sale. As the stock
worthy their attention.
J.P FRANKLIN, Executor
NV DEC GREEN & WILLIAM2 kurtc
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LYoS,s MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.

LYON s MAGNETIC FLEA POWDER.
In SUNNI whe 4 the sun is low.
Come forth in swarms the insect foe,
And for our blood. they bore you know,
And suck it in most rapidly.
But heas reaches, 'skeeters-blaca or white
In death embrace are stidenea quite,
IfLyons Powder chance TO light
In their obscure vicinity.
Lvons Powder is harmless 20 mankin1, but will
kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs.
( C. Lyons magnetic Pills are sure death to rats
and mice Sold everywhere.
my A-2w DENNIS BARNES & Co., New York.