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General Order-NO. 9.
HEADQUARTERS STATE OF KANSAS, \
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Topeka, May I'd, 1864

HEADQUARTERS STATE KANSAS
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
TOPEKA, May I'd, 1864 }
l. The resignation of Col. Guilford Dudley, as
Adjutant General of this State, having been ac-
cepted, by Special Order of this date, the Com
mander-in. Chief embraces this opportunity
of expressing his appreciation of the skillful,
energetic and successful manner in which the
arduous and complicated duties of that impor-
tant office have been performed since'his incum-
bency From nothing, he has brought the office
to state of perfection highly credfable to
himself and advantageous to the State. In his
retirement he will carry with him the best
wishes of all who have the true interest of the
service at heart.
IL. C.. K. Holiday is hereby appointed Adju-
tant General with the rank of Colonel, Uice
Dudley resigned All communications will be
addressed to him accordingly
THOMAS CARNEY,
nS-4t Commander in Chief.
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General Order.-NO. 4.
HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE DIsr

HEADQUARTERS SECOND BRIGADE DISTRICT
SENECA, April 25 1864. !.
The counties of Donphan, Brown, Nemaha, Marshall
Washington. Republic, Shirley, Potowattomie and ack
son. being designated the Second Brigade District
the I'm iersgned command of tie Militia of the
H. The following is annouced as the staff viz Capt John
z. Smith, Assistant Adutant General, Seneca Capt. j.
Weisbach Quartermaser, Marshall county; Capt IL. g.
Eollenburg CoDmssary, Washington county; First Lieu
tenant H. NJ Robinson, A. D. c. Brown county; First Lieu
tenant Alfred Saxsey. A. d. c.. Donphan county.
Ill Commanders of regiments batteries, and detached
General full information respecting the condition of their
commands the number and description of in their
possession
w. All official communications should be addressed to
Capt Johu L. Smith Assistant Adutant General Seneca
Kansas
By order of BYRON SHERRY,
Brig adler General Commanding.
District papers please copy four times n54S
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Sick SoLDIER,-Thsre is sick soldier

Sick SoLDIER,-Thsre is a sick soldier
stopping at the Hotel. He has ne money, but
Mr. Cottrell furnishes him room and nurses
him, and expects the citizens to pay him for his
trouble This we presume they will do. Mr..
Cottrel has over one hundred dollars in &C
Z counts against the Government for taking care
OF sick soldiers aad for which he cannot get one
cent de does not feel able to bear all the sx-
fense when some of our brave soldier boys come
along sick, neither has he the heart to turn
'nem away A subscription win be raised to
pay his bill, and We win give the names and
amounts next week.
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1t is reported that Mr.. Gid. Bennett is
dead. He was one of the Oldest residents of
this country.
A report is also in circulation stating that Mr..
ago at st. Joseph.
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GONE FREIeHT1NG.-Mr. Geo. d.
Swearnigen has fitted up train Of sixteen
yoke of cattle and FIVE wagons, and gone to
freighting between the Missouri and the noun
tains. He started to the river few days ago
to load his wagons, and We hear it whispered
about that he intends to have his long, flowing,
auburn hair, and auburner whiskers cut off
before be starts on the plains.
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Mill Seat For Sale.

have afrstclass Mill Privilege on my Farm. on the
Rig Blue River about mile above Oketoe. want
sell the situation to man that will improve it. Or
will take as partner for the purpose Of putting up
Mill some good man with little capital. For further
particulars enquire of G. Manning, at Marysvle, Of
the subscriber at his farm above 0kstoe, Marsha county
Kansas. A.E.0ARNES.
Nov Z ls6s.-
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BusINEss.-In town this has been the
busiest week of the season. Some days the
streets have been so crowded with teams that
it was almost impossible to pass with wagon.
Our merchants are doing splendid business,
and their large stocks are fast fading away.
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Mr. Weisbach is agent at this place for
Balls Ohio Reaper and Mower. Ball is the
manufacturer of the ':Buck Eye" machine, and
his new Mowers have some improvements on
the old Chuck Eve
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TOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa Disease
of the Nervous System, Spermatorrhoea Sennina
Weakness Impotence and other affections of the sexua
Organs Physical DEBILITY and Premature Decay-new and
reliable treatment in Reports Of the Howard Association
sent mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad
drso DR.. j. SKILLIN H0UGHr0N, Howard Association,
ms sslth Niatk Street, Phisdalpkia. p. lyns
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The Board of Military Commissioners
win hold their session in Atchison next Mon
day, to audit Militia claims.
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If our citizens knew what was for the
interests of the place, they would repair the
road east of town,
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Mr.. Thompson's mill at Blue Rapids
is again saving lumber.
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The Local" of the Denver e. omT1on.
Uealth is about the, ''most spicyest' fellow we
ever read about's He can have ''sit'' on
The BIB. UNION when he i. ''soured on up
there
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Mr.. T. W. Waterson has received the
appointment of Postmaster at this place. We
believe it good appointment, and that he will
keep the office in good shape.
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Papers from the eastern portion of the
Statesay that catapillars are doing much damage
tOtrees this season. We, fortunately, have not
been visited by the vermin thus far
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PLAYED Our.-The new saloon, started
by W. Pearsal, has fzzled. 1t would be good
thing if all such would fzzle, and churches and
schools spring up in their stead.
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The Fort Scott Daily Monitor has ar
rived. 1t looks we'll Go in Emmert and keep
up with the place.
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DRue SroRE.-Messrs. Edwards and
Horr contemplate starting Drug Store in town
soon.
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We learn that Gen. Sherry has received
at Seneca three hundred stand of Militia arms
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Our merchants are paying the prices in
our market report. OF course they sell at a
fair profit.
Eggs sell quick at the quoted price. Butter
stands easy at 12a cts. Corn and Oats sell read
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EASTERN AND WESTERN MAIL
lRR1vEs-Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, at 'cIk,
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at ocFk, an
HIGHLAND MAIL
lRRIyEs-Wedne sday and Saturday, at 10 O'Clock: M
DEpARTs-Monday and Thursday, at 6oclock, am.
ROCK CREEK MAIL
sRaIvEs-Thursday, II O'Clock, n.
DEpARrs-Monday, 6 O'Clock, am
MANHATTAN MAIL
isRIvEs-W ednesday, 6oclock, pm.
DEpaRTs-Monday, o'clock, am
NEBRASKA CITY MAIL
tssryEs-Wednesday, 10 o'clock, pm.
Dt2ARTs-Thursday, q O'Clock, am.
WASHINGTON MAIL
LRRrvEs-Friday, g O'Clock, m.
Enthusiastically, O'Clock, am.
TW WArElsoN, Post Master.
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General Order-NO. s.
Headquarters, STATE OF KASsAs,l
ADJUTANT GENERA 8 OFFICE. =
TopEKA April 19, 1854.

I. The following. Sec 4, Militia Law, of Feb.
2Sd, 1864, is published for the informatio Il of
all concerned:
THAT the State shall constitute one Division,
and shall be divided by the Major, General Com
manding, into five Brigade Districts W tn pow
er to alter and change the same at pleasure"
H. The Regiments of Kansas Militia will
hereafter be numbered and designated as fol-
lows. to-wit:
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Revenue Stamps For
Sale at the RECORDERS OFFICE.
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DANIELS, WELLINGTON & CO.,
50, Delaware Street,
Leavenworth, Kansas.
Sole Agent for Kansas and Western Missouri.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Caps, &c.
n5.tf
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GotaI ann Special Notites.

Onions, Lettuce and radishes appear in
mark ct.
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John I'll. Manny's =
REAPER AND MOWER
COM B I N e D!
With Great Improvements |!
The First, most Complete and most Sue
eessfug Combination of Reaper and
Mo,oer in the World!
NEARLY 60. 600 HAVE BEEN MADE
IN and successfully used. Hundreds upon
Hundreds Of Premiums
Have been awarded it in competition with other
Machines; receiving in Europe; during 1867,
The Grand Medal of the worlds
International Exhibition
in London, being the highest award for any
thing in thu Exhibition.
The improvements for 1864 are extrserdins-
ry. See them in sample Machines with Agents
1t IS L,ghtest Running Machiae in the
World that aojN do its aoork.
PRICES.
Two Horse Machines, $50 and Freight.
Four.Horse Machines, S160 and Freight.
WRITE TO
Daniels. .NtlliMgtOss = Co.,
for a printed pamphlet. with full particulars.
Give your address in full
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Keep Posted Up!

,uy at the Peoples Store Of J. Samuers.
Prudent folks will look around
To see where Cheapest Goods are found;
Where for least money, they can buy
What eer can please the taste or eye:
Where those who have of dollars few
May make one go near as far as tive!
Thousands have found it, so may more,
At Joseph Samuel's Peoples Store.
Who 90 to Joseph Samuels Store,
Are sure to cry "How cheap! how rare!"
"How can he do it?" Do MT yeu see?
IT'S simple as the rule of three.
His goods are bought at cheapest rate,
Sold low as any in The State:
His sales are large his profits small,
His constant aim to satisfy all.
Then come up to his we'll known Store!
You, who have never been before;
Those who We been there be fore to-day,
re confident won't stay away;
For just as long as men will 90
Where they can save dime, we know
That Joseph Samuefs Store will be
Head Quarters Of Economy.
JOSEPH SAMUELS.
Marysvile, APRIL 9, 1s64.-v3-n2
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Marysvile Market.

CAREFULLY CORRECTED EVERY WEEK
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BY Order Of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
GUILFORD DUDLEY, Adjutant Genera
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49, 81 -
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THE "REPUBLICAN."


1fpnd in advance, within three months, 81 30
II paid any time within tho yoar, ! IS
Ifpaid after the expiration Of tho year, 2 90
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Terms Of Advertising.

orFIcE oN MtnEEr sTGEEr cLEanFIELp, rESN'A
O. Il. GoODLANDER, & co Publishers,
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Over threo WeOk8 and loss th1n tnT5Q mOhLhs 70
cent per square for each insertion.
Business notces not exceeding Shines are in
s,rted for 81 year.
IA lygrlii9u suts net nsrsed with the number OF
uso7tigr desired, will be continued until forbid
and charged according to thaso terms.
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LEIRTIELD 60. DIRECTOBY
TIME OF HOLDING COURT.

"a Monday in January, 3d Monday IN June,
ID Monday in March, Ith Monday in Sept.
feach year, and continue two weeks if necessary
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J, p. KRATZER,
s,mENCHANT, aud dealer in Boards and
sningies Grain and Produce. FRONT Street
Dec. 4, 1851.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-04-13

De1rTel IN tie House Of Representatives at
IlrigJ,rg, FcJrva,y 23i, 1864, on The bill
oyay losses sustained By citizens IN tie rebel
TuL into JeaHayigmia.
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been restored to their friends; 2l6 st;,
remain in the hospital. "

been restored to their friends; 2l6 still
remain in the hospital.
Tho first National Bank of Dave,
port has received the first issue eff pots.
sent to the West, and some of tbs~
were first paid out last Thursday. III
Bank received s26, 900, all in bills Of M
denomination of FIVE dollars.
On Sunday evening last five him.
dred rebel prisoners arrived on Rock
Island, from Camp Chase, Ohio.
eleven hundred soldiers are now !,
the different hospitals at Keokuk, so per
cent. of whom belong to Iowa.
--Nicholas Mccormick, an old res;
dent Of Jefferson township, Dubuoue
county, froze to death in his own hons.
few weeks since. He was unmarried
and lived alone. }" s4
The Board of Supervisors for p.co
county, has appropriated $3.50 as a boun
ty to each volunteer.
H. Tannehull Of Appanoose county,
J. N. Cornish of Fremont county, J /
Wall of Keokuk county, and DC. LYNN
of Dubuque, have been appointed Aids.
camp to the Governor, with the rank
of Lieutenant Colonel of Cavalry.
Two hundred and thirty. five rebel
prisoners left Rock Island, on last Tues.
day, on their way to New York, haviuc
enlisted in the navy.
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Republican State Convention.
f: : /:

The Third Quadrennial Republican State Con.
vention will convene at Des Moines, on Monday
the I'D day of February, 1864, 10, the purpose
men of the state of Iowa in the next National
Republican Convention. All loya electors who
are willing to cooperate in giving to the Ma.
tional Government :. full frank and honest sup.
port or IT.. present policy for suppressing the
heb"..Isn and restoring the Union, are requested
to join in sending delegates from their several
counties, in accordance with the following ratio
Each county shall be entitled to one delegate,
and one additional delegate fer every hundred
votes and fraction of over fifty votes cast for
Hon. VIM. NJ. Stone for Governor at the general
election Of 1868, the numbe. of votes being
ascertaned by adding to those cast within the
county those cast by the soldiers from the coun-
ty and in the field.
THO. F WITHROW,
Chm Republican State Central Committee.
Des Moines, Jan. Is, 1864.
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a. RI. PERRY,
HAS OPENED A
Grocery, Flour and Feed Store,
In the building formerly occupied
by j. l.. Raw L. Co.


by J. L.. Ray t. Co.
JJyHERE he will sell all kinds Of Family Gro
w eeries. cheap for cash, or country produce.
The highest price will be paid for Batter,
Eggs, Potatoes, Lard. Tallow, Beans, &c.
lie has a Corn Mill, and is always ready to
Grind Corn, in the ear or shelied,.
or exchange meal for corn.
He keeps ground feed, and corn, always Oh
hand to sell.
He has good Corn Shelter and will shell corn
for customers, thus saving them the trouble.
He is also ma nufacturing
j. Riders Improved Corn Planter,
one of the best and cheapest in use. For twenty
dollars you can get planter with which man
or boy and span of horses can plant fifteen acres
per day, and do it well. Call and satisfy your
selves.
He is also taking the names Of those no Wish
him to manufacture their cane the coming sea
son. A premium of 20 gallons of best moiasses
will be given for the best acre Of cane mada
up at his mill, and 10 gallons for the secoha
best Good cane seed for sale.
Upton, Jan. 81, 1868.
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had assembled to celebrate the "Immsc-
ulate Conception" 1000 persons per-
ished in tbe flames. Great Indignation
was felt towards the priests for their
carelcssness, and the walls Of the church
were to be demolished.
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Timber Lots ut Auction.

The heirs of Robert Perrie. deceased, will ohet
at Public Sale, on Saturday, Feb. 18th. 1854, !"
10 o'clock 4. NJ, twenty fonr lots Of Timber
Land, of five acres each, situated in Red YAK
Grove, Cedar county.
Said sale to be held on the premises, and the
terns to DO one-half cash down, and the balance
IN one year, with ten per cent. interest. to be Sc
same time the Prairie Land belonging to said
heirs will also be offered for SALE upon terms TO
he made known on tho day Of sale. The title 70
the above Lands is uadisputed, and warranty
deeds will be made for the same.
Jan. A. 1854. DAVID LEECH Agent.
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"Thc Presidential Election must be
conducted with more fairness than were
the last fall elections, or else there will
be clash of arms from Maine to Kansas.
The fate of the nation lies concealed in
the ball,t- box, and next November must
reveal that fate. If at the point Of the
bayonet-if with threats of punishment
and open promise of rewards-the cleo
ton becomes the farce it was last fall,
then if the freemen Of the North are not
towards and cravens, they will dispute
with the despot the right of usurpcr to
rule free people. Mus. Courier
The above extracts arc from an cdito-
rial headed "Ihe right spirit IN which
the editor is preparing to advocate anoth-
er rebellion in case the copperhcads don't
succeed in the next Presidential election.
The editor complains that there was un-
fairness in the last fall elections, bat he
does not specify in what it consisted, and
for the very simple reason that he can't
do it. If he knew anything wrong about
it he would have given it to us a dozen
times before this. SO far as our knowl
edge goes there were some few illesa
votes cast in this county, and about tn,
time of our last District Court, it got on
that District Attorney Allen was afte
them, and they skedadd'ed. No UnioE
family lost any members thereby.
Is it getting to DO chronic complain
with the copperheads, that they must re
bel whenever they arc defeated IN al
election? In 1860 they were defeated
in fair fight, with no one to blame bu
themselves, and then they rebelled. Til
Courier has always favored the rebels
and now it threatens that the few COP
pcrheads left this side the rebel lines
will rebel unless they can carry the cleo
tions next fall. The prospect is that b
that time there will not be more than
corporals guard left of them, aud if +
II. Thayer wishes to head that guare
then, "The Lord have mercy on h
soul"
We should think that men Of gems
could see that rebellion don't pay ii
rebels. They do; and if fools can't ST
, why then they must take the conseque,
, ces. We learn that some men here DR.
pared to die i'll defence uf their rights,
the last fall elections, but they didn't Sc
the chance, and they are yet alive an
probably will die in the same way ne,
, fall. No one needs to fear. If he want
r to vote for jeff. Davis he can do it.
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned having quit the business nj
l. backsmithing, is determined to have his
books settled up. All persons having Unsettled
accounts MUST settle at once or an officer will
have finger init. PETER uIl.TS
January 2>th, 1854. Wv
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SHIP CANAL.-As the project for a
ship canal from the Mississippi to the
Atlantic is being again agitated in Con-
gress, the citizens of Davenport and
vicinity have determined to try and get
a canal built from near there to La Sale
We think the project feasible one and
that it will benefit larger scope of
country than would the Improvement of
the Illinois river. Our Legislature is
asked to make an appropriation to pay
the expense Of furvey of the proposed
route. If it can, We hope it will DO
done,
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SHERIFF SALE.

DT virtue of an alias execution to me drcc..
ID ed, issued from the Office of the ellen Of the
district Court in and for the county of Cedar
and State Of Iowa. in favor of NJ. d J. Rumly. and
against John p. Duncan, James w. Hanlin, and
henry Crow, have levied upon the following
property as the property of the said John P.
Duncan, to-wit:
One threshing machine and horse power and
trucks, except one small pinion, and all the fx-
lures belonging to the same, one frame rack to
swing the horse power under, one bay horse
(blina in one eyel, one roam COW. one two.horso
wagon, two barring cGains, one half.busllel meas.
ure, six harrow teeth, one spirit level, and one
crow bar.
And shall Offer the same for sale at public ont
cry at the residence of James W. Hanin- in Rel
Oak township, Cedar county. on Tuesday the lGtk
day of February, \. D. 1854, at . o'clock D. H.
Of said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 2lst day OF January, A. p. 1874.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per J. l.. BRADSHAW, Deputy.
wilma [pr fee $500
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D@-A terrible loss of life occurred at
Santiago, Chilli, on the sth of December
last, by the burning of Catholic Church,
which was filled with 5000 women and
children, and several hundred men, who
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j. e. L. G AREY,
AGENT OF THE
Iowa Mutual Insurance COmDany.
WYOMING

A LII LOSSES sustained, on property insurod
IA in this Company in Cedar county, will Le
ADJUSTED by Mr.. CAREY, as he is our AUTHORIZED
Agent for said county.
Jan. 2j :n4m3 MILTON BRIGGS Soc
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ESTRAY red and white spotted COW, taken
~ up by Samuel Strohm. at his residence liz
Pennington tp.. Cedar co.. Iowa, onthe 2tth day
OF December, 1863, and appraised atslT.
ALONIO SHAW. elk Cedar CO..
Per w. Bayley. Deputy.
Upton Jan. o. 1SG4
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WIN. II. MCNAMARA.
Upton, IOWA.

WIN. II. MCNAMARA.
Upton, IOWA,
Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
OILS l. VARNISHES,
GLASS, PUTTY, &C.,
DYE WOODS AND DYE STUFFS
GENERALLY.
Fine Toilet Soap,
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Perfumery, Trusses --.
Shoulder Braces,
and GARDEN SEEDS.
Pens, Ink, Letter Paper, Envelopes and
Yankee Notions.
Physicians Prescriptions Accurately
Compounded.
LAMPS, CANS, WICKS,
CHIMNEYS,
and superior article Of MOL
White Carbon Oil,
lon5o for sale by WIN P. MCNAMARA