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DIABETES

IL disease of the stomach aud liver acting through
he sidneys. and Is, uthev. doubt most obstnst.
disesss except eopsnn piioH. thas e5ects the human
eanstinton. We have no space Tor Glsus iag es.ses
bui win state that the eseot is the eon-
version Of the s'srcsy principle vegetable portion
Of the food Into slfar hleA .lulse- the kness Ia
an excessive secretion q Many psrrous suffer
from shssdisease Who are ig.vrF ut oft, that they
pass large quant3ies turing the dsy, and are osly-d
get up hom ere 10 aneen or feebty Dc ring
the night No Losce Is taken Ct until their al ION
u called 10 ihe large eisc,Arge Of valet ard often
shen IL - far advanced beyond The control
OF ordinary rem eaies An,sher ~ upcn y sae great
tAifst uhico rhes disease AZ fully ek;aAljssd i
intoerseisAs p4tifst drisks eexsfssts rAeHs s.s.x
ss;ifss also drsness Of the mouth cracking OF The
lips sweet breath Ia The more savanced es>~s and
fnsils iors OF spPr;ts, euasciAtien ard the passt
Gradually snks FROM eshaHsstea
Consiiatan VI steris iacui sAoabt, the OILY snown
remedy for alstfSs sn- we have as much Coz I-nc
that 10 sprc inc have that opium viii pro5as
.eep ana ifn.hfsly 81! isr il hal cured evtry e.se
In " Lich II hAd BE- used
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ASSET
Loans ON borrh AID md asss nrst Near y - -
s , on p. ai'n -, :, - -. ca, ~ s
sndon which there IS hess than enc years in
tefrst ane ana ewing .--,. 1880 %
Aai los . le1.oo 90
emtsd stats stocks and Treasury notes. mar -.
k1 y.Iae ap+oo oe
nrsi es'a'e ,'.'''-.'..... saS' *
Ins,rs., sseruel but not due o,ssT o
h'.s 'esslsai,s nr premiums on inland risks
c.. p gen .ssols. m ,o;.- ,; 1890
.,-,s',.' $500. ps 81
soo5,6 CO.. oe
uaknrhs. s.a
amoun, Of ls.e. yeyrrsd and IN na none
adus sent A.a.sa ana y press @
n1 ai o. ,osses reprHtea' ON winch no ac-
.t - $500 a. u .-.-- -. -. :. None
eu,sr % eiAii's ior losses ress'ed oy the
- - a,.;,.,. :. - $500. t,oo W
An.ouna ~ ai'iafhi' aeciafsd ana due and
s 4. !. ;. = : 81 %
,ar,s, - 1us nos yes que. None
..u'. % nuies porio1 ea ....-.'..'.... None
Aa.oent oi All othef cxisuhg claims against
the company .-.'.--.....-.-....... Ass IS
rao,,, .,,,.,m.. :,
io'ai am losses Claims and liabilities. k'o46 %
greatest amount insured in any one risk is $4,000
conpssy has no geserai ruis ss to th< amount :.
lowed to be insured In any city town village or block
being governed in this matter In each case gene
raj character Of buildings width Of streets facilities for
putting out ire, DO
An ateted u the chsrseror Act Of
has already been filed.
STATE or NEW YoRK,
City md County q New York, =
Asxhr WARP President rFo sesa and yIScHs, rrsox.
rally and duly sworn, depose say and each for him
self says, that the foregoing is true full and correct
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EoRsALE.

TOR SALE.
Eight and half Of land with tenement frame
dwellings, attached oeated the Railroad at sanusy
nve miles from keokuk, is admirably adapted to the
growing Of grapes and other fruit Price $780, half cash.
paianc.e In one year Enquire Of H. B. TEN-EYCk,
febi Raj rxf.f. -
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Miscellaneous.

For Rats. Nice. ~ enc hes Ants BED.
Bugs, M~ths In Furs. W c0len Ac, In.
sec 20 ON Plants FsWls, AMI mails. Ac.
Put up PFC and 81 90 Bsxes Bottles and fi..ks-
s. ard s. sre- for Hsrss. Puslso fssTfsvrross. &e
~only intAlilIe reanesii---k nown.r
.'frse fra Pa~ets.-
"Ns' Dangerous ~ tire Human FaHsily."
-Rsi. cut II their holes a. die
As- Sold Wholesale in I'll Large rities-
A1 sold BY all Druggists aia Retailers rYwhsre.
As- 8, Rsw kErt y Il al worthless limitations
1S- SEQ that ~C.ssrsss- name II each Blk Bctfiei
ard FLASK. ieieFe sDa hHy.
1s~ Address HENAY A. COSTAR.
Ss- Pki-uFAL Drror ~ bKoArwsr n Y.
Be- suid by :. r. VOWEL Co.
A. J. WILKINSON
wholesai- snd Retail AEeHts, ks-1kRk, Iowa
janls-dkw9rn
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DIABETES
IRRITATION OF THE NICK OF BLADDER.
INFLAMAArfog OF THE KIDNEYS.
CATARRH or THE
BLADDER.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, CocSrr OF NEW YORK, IS.
CARLISLE yoRwoop, President and JOIN C. Mills Sec-
rotary, of the Loiiiard Fre insurance Company Of N~~
York. being severay and duly depos- and ssy and
each himself says thai the foregoing true full and
stateent of the affairs Of the said corporation
and that they ase tue above named officers thereof and
thsk par IT the capital earnings Of said company
hAs bcen depossd in any State Territory security
fbr Losses therein. CARLISLE NORWOOD, Pres't.
JOHN c. MILLS, Secretary.
Subscribed and % before by the above named
CAR1IK NORWOOD, President, and JoxS G. MILLS Secre-
tary, ibis 18th day of January A. D. 1894
H. u THOS- L. TIiORNELL.
Commissioner for Iowa IN New York.
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stone IN the HI addcF. Calculus. Ora
vel, Brick Dast Deposit. &C., Ac.,

diseases artsire frnn fantv acre; ion-in the one
case being too tue and accompanied BY ssTere pain
and the other too paofGse sesreion-xhich viii be
speedily cures b the
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=. y. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Second street
STATEMENT OFTHE CONDITION
~ or THE
L0s.tll9f6 FIRE Z1eeoerMsecC CO
Or 1esC York, N

On the LIST day of January A. D. 1854 made 70 the An
tf Of the State Of Iowa. pursuant to the statutes Oh
said State:
The q 81. company Y the L0riilsrd Fire Insa
q The amount ofts capital stock GO GO
3 The amount Of its q1isaa ock paid up n. Soo0s y
L Tho Assets Of the conpany ars:
Cash on hand, in bank, and In the hands Of
agentA o. other psEvons,s -1255Sl -
Real estate unincumbered,- .....-. ,2QZ u
Bonds and socks owned by the
company. how secured, and rste
uis ......................-. sl,sso %
Debts Of the company secured by
mortgage, {sce scheiule) are
Substantially the - last
u 4ziy NV w
petfs otherwise secured, fsee
schedule B)..-....................- l7o60U W
Debts for premiums, ............... ASA II
Al other securities, interest
ctued but not due, tsce sched) n4oa "
Total assets, $tVi,uos ~
liabilities
S. The amount Of liabilities due or not due to
banks other creditors, None.
Losses adjusted and due, None
Z Losses adjusted and not due, ............ None.
g. Losses unsdusted 600 90
Losses suspense waiting for further proof None.
TO- All other claims against the company Nome
Total liabilities, eioo 90
H. The greatest amount insured in any
$4,000 90
L. Tie greatest amount allowed by the rules
of the COMPANY 10 ~ insured in any cns
city, town orsilaase, depends upon eircum-
stances.
H. The greatest amsuut allowed TO be insured
in any QUE block 10000 90
Il The act ofincorporsAion u the company is fled-
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The greatest amount insured in any risk SIS
but will not a general rule exceed xle,Us
Tbs company has no geHers rule The amount ~
lowed to be insured In city, town, village or block
icing governed in this matter In each by the
raj character Of buildings width Of facilities
putting out dres &C.
An ateste copy the chsrssror Act Of
has already been fed
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A- Baptist ChuYch.
Dr.. Jackson-Dear Sir: feel u due to your excel
lent PREPARATION, Hoonand German Biuers, too add
ny teasimony - The deseryed rrpntssion ii has OBJ
tanned have for years. 81 times been troubled with
great 4tearosr IN head ard nervous ~ stem. wss
advised BY friend 10 try bottle Of your German
bttlefs. did and base experienced great rad "a.
expected relief; my health has been ve.y materially
tessSns1 hdentt recon me I'd The srtScie vnrrs
meet wiih cases similar 10 my own and have been
sassnred b, many Of their good Effects Rf
Respectfully yours. Il. WINTER,
taaFfa RoxburouEh, Pa.
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irvtate and drench The kisney. and hy cnnst an.
seea bed TO ronicdefensfss Boa and CONFIRMED di,
ease
We present the Consultation Water to the prbl;
With the conviction that has no equal in relieving ~
class OF dissases for vhieh u has been found SO on,
n-ntly successful for curing and We trust that =
will be rewarded for efforts IN placing $, ysIuah,
remedy 10 form mee, the requirements Of pate
and Musician
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Fron Rev. J. 8. Hefnau Of the German Reformed
Church, kutsto.n, Berks Coasty, Pa.
DR. @. ~ .Js1ksCH--Resfecsed sir. have been
troubled with Dyaepsia seAi,y twenty years, and
have never sseA my medicine that did me a. much
good - Hos dand's biuers. I'm Ievy much rpro red
In health, alter having taken ave bottfes TAP NJ
Youra, with respect is HERMAN,
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
IL AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


On and after Sunday, June 18th, 1854,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
Baltimore, At 40 8. m, Express, Mondays ex-
eeptedD sos q. M, - m, 2. so aud 10 30 y. m.
Chester, at 500 ll.lb a. m, 80, 2sO, 49, Q, and
II ?: m.
II 10 a. NJ, 90, 30, 30, g. 10 30, and II p. m.
New Castle, at OS a. m. and 1 30 p. m.
Dover, At % .. m. and Aao m,
Salisbury, at 500 a. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore at s.t6 and $40 .. m, (ExpressJ LILO.
SOS, and 1925 p. m.
Wilmington at 49, 6.d6, and o a. m, 1924, I, I.16,
4, %, 30, and $40 p. m.
Salisbury at y, m.
Milford at Z, 80 p. m.
Dover at 80 a, m. and 50 y. m.
New Castle at $50 o. m. and IS y. m.
Chester at 10 and $40 a. m, 80, 40, o, aII,
and 940 p. m.
Leave baltimore for Salisbury and intermediates
stations at 1920 p. m.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate sta
''o"' TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at 8. 20 .. m antk3 and II oS d. m,
Leave Wilmington At $40 and % a. M, and 10
and li.iO y. m,
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
will leave Wilmington for PcrryVllle and interms-
diAte places at las p. m.
sUNDAYS - From Philadelphia to Baltimore
only at $50 a. m. and 10 30 p. m.
From PhiladelphiA to Wilmington at 40 =. M,
From Wilmington to Philadelphia at LIS q. m.
and 30 p
Only at 10 % D. m. from Baltimore to PhilAdeI-
phia.
je21-tf H. =. KENNEY, AGkr sup't.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.-A Great Treat IN
SiorG.-The great originator and high daddy Of the
Cork Opera, Mr.. s. s. Sanford, OF world renown,
and protector of the Philadelphia Opera House,
will, with all his funny iellows, open here for a
short season, illustrating the Ethiopian opera In
ali OF its refined beauty. Speaking Of Sanford, we
clip the following from the Philadelphia Bulletin:
IA few days ago q man dropped pocket book
containing six or seven hundred dollars, In Market
street. II found and returned to him, and he,
safe, thAnked" the friend, and let him 20 without
copper of Teoompense. But tie other day San
ford OF the Opera House, dropped his pocket book,
which contained about three hundred dollars, and
on its being found, generously gave the Hinder
Matchmaking an equal division oil the contents oil
Don't fail TO give Sanford and his troupeA hearty
welcome. We understand the troupe visit the
city under the auspices Of the President, who has
expressed desire TO see the inimitable Sanford
FoRD's TuEATRR.-The admirable spectacle
of the Forty Thievesn 10 still upon the bills. The
WThree GuardImen,n and the pantomime OF the
"MAsie Trumpet" are In preparation.
CANTRRBURY.-To.nig night the long looked. for
mueh-tAlked-of and extensively advertised "Bunh
WhAckerB of the PotomAo,n Ii to be played for th'
first time, and We expect 70 see crowded hOIs.
manly stage manager OF the Canterbury, takes
benefit next Thursday afternoon and evening, wheI
number Of volunteer negro performers, 60, vii
appear. Dick Parker among the rest.
VARIETIEs.-Third and last week Of Fit
simmons great local sensation drama OF the "SeY
enth Street DressmAker-the Union Martyr Girl,
which has nightly crowded this great summer re
sort with first people Of the city. Also, the grea
music hall show. AL the pretty ladies appear
Ethiopian and others. Remember the last weel
OF the nSeVenth Street DreBBmAker.n Wednesday
afternoon performance.
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FINE THING FOR THE TEETH.-The fra
grant Sozodont appears to have taken very prom
inent place among the most approved dentfifcea
of the day, Nisa very popular article for the
toilet, highly recommended by all who have used
IL as a beautiher and preserver of the teeth, re-
frephing the mouth, Bweetening tho breath, arrest
ing the progTeRs OF decay, and otherwise benefit
ing the liberalization Traveller.
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PROPOSALS FOR PORTER.


MEDICAL PuRyEyoR's OFFIcE,l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June %, 1854.
Manufactures and dealers in this article who
wish to supply the Purveying Department of this
city, In large quantities at short notice, are re-
quested to send written proposals h the office at
as early q date as practicable, for examination.
Porter to be OF best quality in pint bottles, well
corked and WIRED and packed In barrels of six TO
eight dozen each. &. SUTHERLAND,
je23-6t Surg. U. s. A., Medical Puryeyor.
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OFFICE OF PRoyosT MARSHAL AND Board orr
ENROLMENT or DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, !
WABHIEdToN, D. C., June q, 1884
For convenience OF Government employees
ONLY, the Board Of Enrolment Of the District oil
Columbia will hear claims OF Exemption on tho
ground OF non-reSidence, at their otiOc, corner
Eighteenth and streets, from TX to 10 O'Clock, p
m, daily. J. q. PUTNAM,
Captain LIST Regiment v. r. c., and Provost MAJ
shall District OF Columbia. ie22
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TOHN JOLLIFFE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
uAL removed his once 10 the EOrtheAFt corner oil
Eaud Fifteenth streets, opposite the eaLt
entrance OF the Treasury Building,
Warrington City, u, c.,
Attends sSpsaiAlp 10 slainI upon Ihe Uriit.
tAtRS, lylp-Iy
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COLCHESTER, tho most wonderful and reli'
able Spiritual Test Medium In the world can be
consulted during the day (evoningS, by special ap
pointment) upon all affairs OF the present or future
life, at No. $50 Sixth street, troomG formerly ocou
MED by FoAterl
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NRAY'S PATENT
MOLD ED COLL A RS


Are not simply nat pieces Of paper cut in the form
OF collar, but are Nodded and Shaped 10 i'll The neck,
having perfect curve free from angles or breaks,
which is obtained by our patented process, which
also secures another Advantage possessed by other
collar, viz Space for The CTaual In the Turn-down
slyle the inside Of iOhi Is perfectly smooth and free
from Fuckers making this collar, for case, neatness
aud durability, unequalled.
They are made In Turn.down style IL sizes from
10 to IT, and In Garrotte from 10 to II inches, and
packed In neat blue boxeH OF 100 eAchi also in
smaller ones OF 10 oaOh-the latter u very handy
package for travellers, army and navy officers.
EVERY COLLAR Ia stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT NODDED COLLAR"
Sold by all dealers in Mems Furnishing Goods
The trade supplied by
WALL, STEPHENS n CO.,
32@ PennBylvaniA avenue,
Between Hiuth and Tenth streets,
jc2-d3m Washington, D. c.
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RRsIGNRD.-Dr. Charles W. Davis has ten.
Lered TO the Board OF Public School Trustees his
resignation as a member from the Third District
II has been accepted, and John Hltz, Esq, has
been appointed to I'LL the vacancy. Mr.. HitZ will
eXAnllne the public aohools In lieu Of Or. Davis.
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTAHr GENERALS OFFICE,
WARRINGTON, June "a, 1864.
The following officers having been reported at
the headquarters Of the army for the offences here
matter specified, are hereby notified that they
will stand dismissed the service OF the United
States, unless, within fifteen days from this
date, they appear before the Military Commission
In session in this city, OF which Brgadler General
John c. Caldwell, United States volunteers, IL
president, and make satisfactory defence 10 the
| charges against themi
For being In The city Of Washington iViihoui proper
authority, and failing 10 report at Headquarters
MRitd,y Ditirict Of Washington, IN arrest, as or.
dered
Captain Andrew Pagan, battery II, LIST PennSyl-
vaniA light artillery.
DCieIfiOn.
| Lieutenant L. H. Newbold, IeSth Pennsylvania
volunteers.
First lieutenant Charles II. Boine, Issth Penn.
BylvAnlA volunteers.
DisoJedienoe Of orders! visiting Inc city Of Washing
ton, t1ihou authority, in violation Of the orders d
The War Department; absence iDiihOm ledpe; and
neglect Of duty in mol making Tie reports required by
regulations 10 his regiment and he Adjuiani General
oJhe Army.
Major E, W. Mathews, LIST Pennsylvania arill.
lery. E. D. TOWNSEND,
| je27 Assistant Adjutant General.
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PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.


TREAsURY DEPkRrMEHT,l
June 70, 1854.
sealed offers VIII be received at this Depart
ment unuer ihe ACT oil March j, 1862 until noon oil
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th oil July, l6l, tor Bonds oil
the United States, to the amount OF thirty-three
millions, being the amount Of unaeeepted Offers
under the notice OF Proposals for Loan, dated 9Th
Instant The bonds will be bear an annual interest
Of six per eentum, payable Semi'annually in coin
on the frat days Of July and January OF each year,
and redeemable after the 10th OF June, 1881.
Each offer must be for fifty or one hundred dol
lars, or some multiple OF one hundred dollars, and
must state the sum, including premium, offered
for each hundred dollars in bonds, or for fifty,
when the offer Is for no more than fifty. Two per
cent OF the principal, excluding PREMIUM OF the
whole amount ohered must De deposited, as guar
hnty Tor payment oil subscription II accepted with
inc treasurer oil the ohlteu s'a'es AZ wAShinB'oh'
or with the Assistant Treasurer at New YORK;
Boston, Philadelphia, or 81. Louis, or with the
designated Depohitary AT baltimore' fusburgh,
Cincinnati, LouisVllle, Chloago' Detroit or buHa-
loi or with any National Banking Association au'
thorizeu TO receive depositS whleh may consent 10
transact the business Wllhout ohAr8e' DupIloAte
certificates oil deposit VIII DO Issued 10 ueposltors
by the officer or association receiving themi the
originals OF which must be forwarded with the
ohers 10 inc department. All depohltS shoulu DC
made In time for advice OF offers with certificates
to reach Washington not later than the morning OF
July o. No oher not accompanied by Its proper
certificate ofdeposite will be considered
The coupon and Registered Bonds Issued Will
be OF the denominations OF $50, SloO, $500, and
900. Registered bonds OF $4,000 and $4,000 Will
also be Issued II required
All offers received will be opened on Wednesday,
the 9Th Of July, by tho Secretary or one OF tho
Assistant Secretaries. The awards will be made
by the Secretary TO the highest ohefers, and no.
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= " n II
HEADo'Rs PROvOsT MARSHAL AND BOARD or
ENROLMENT OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, J
WARRINGTON, d. C., June ., 1854.
The Board OF Enrolment OF the District OF Co
umbiA will DO In session at the office Of the Pro-
vost Marshal District Of Columbia, corner OF Four
tecnth street and Now York avenue, daily (sun-
days excepted), from II o'clock a. m. to o'clock
p. M for the purpose OF hearing cases Of exemption
from draft for the following causes, viz;
AlienAge,
Non-reSidonce,
UnHultAbleness OF Age
Manifest permanent physical disability, and
Two years. service during the present war,
either In the Army or Navy.
Citizens are requested to furnish information a.
o persons who are not enrolled, or who trying
to evAde enrolment, as II is equally for the In
terest OF each person enrolled TO place upon the
Enrolment List" all persons liable to do mill
tAry duty, so that his own chance Tor diaft shall
not DO unjustly increased.
| J.,C, PUTNAM,
Captain lat Regiment V. II. c., and Provost
| Marshal District OF Columbia. my25-u
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MAYOKS OFFICE, JUNE %, 1864,

MAYORS OFFICE, JUNE %, 1864.
by virtue of an act Of the City Councils, and In
accordance Herewith, ! shall offer for sale, for
cash, TO the highest bidder, on THURSDAY, the
goth instant, In front OF the city Hail. at the hour
OF l2 M, the exclusive right and privilege of using
the several Corporation Scales until the first day
OF July, 1865 for the purpose OF weighing hay,
straw, fodder, oats in the straw, and live stock,
situated at the following places
No. l. street north at Its intersection with
Vermont avenue and Fifteenth street west.
No. 2. Louisiana avenue, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west.
No. q. In front of Northern Market, at inteTseC-
tion OF New York avenue and street north.
No. 4. Corner OF Maryland avenue and Third
street cast.
No 8. In front OF AnaeostiA Engine Housc.
No o. In the vlcinity OF the depot oil the Daltl-
more and Ohio railroad.
No 7. AT the foot OF Eleventh street west on the
Potomac river.
No Q, At the foot OF Third street east on the
Eastern Branch.
The following ia the tariff OF rates which the
purchasers are entitled to receive FOR every load
hay, straw, fodder, oats in the straw, weighing
one thousand pounds or less, 25 CentBj over one
thousand pounds, 90 cents; and for each and every
bundle, bale, Of package Of the same 10 centsi for
weighing live stock, cents for every hundred
pounds.
Parties purohasing will be required to comply
with all tho provisions OF the act approved 2lat
February, 1868, entitled An act to establish pub
| lie hay scales and for other purpoBeH.n
| je25-dt29 RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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MASONIC FUSERAL.-The funeral of the late
James ID. Turner, member ofthe Pittsburg NJ. L,
Conference, and at one time chaplain Of the Tenth
regiment PennBylvAnla cavalry, took place yes
teTday after Don and was attended by Hiram Lodge
of Free and Accepted MasonB,
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WnITBHURsT'5 GALLRRY, 4S4 PENNSYLVANIA
AyENvE.-IhiB celebrated establishment has just
been elegantly reRtted and Furnished. Has one OF
Tic lArgGat collections OF Photographic negatives
10 this country, numbering over fifteen thousand,
embracing nkoneaEcS OF distinguished persons,
b0tL civil and military. AkGneBaoH OF many oil
thCle fallen in battle can DO obtained hero, For
superior work, Whltehurst outstripplng his com.
london. Particular attention 10 called to his new
imperial Photographs, also VisnettS now much
ought alter, noVl4-u