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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26

>EI.! t. the -ery nigh rri-> &c CcT--, snf the great
q aca.y IN procuring - !, VI; run and u n =
sy,;c,. our Gu os,egs have 81, y ,r*.s.i ,ih tt
.h-y coold - supplied from Aist hass II Nss s.t J.
teLL.pA ot
rHF GREAT AMER cas- TEA COMP NV
to d. strictly Tea b lut -'we have had ."ic.
cr1ers living dst"nce th: have rl'"f r.'n us %
suppl sllcn s&a'r'vsiv With Ia ard C"dee It icing Ia.
coi r'-nt for ,hem = 10 NV Yer IuE t!EE'T
TIA hsb Corrrs inpos'tH q Ills countrF-and NJ onr
e. ,,s ,oo'i fr I'D At InrSerst1 prsr ana give
universal sarac ion. and At he same time AT "' the re-
to., r, ,i,-vr ha We been c.nnel TO sup
". th4sr p.r,iss T,,I- COtFt.. Has Re ONE 50
POPULAR viii custom ers aIid ter saes have incsen.
SD extent that W. have been Ga" :'-d 20
Z, T. x,oaly f With We VII. Va
ty-s ss:.i II 20 Til se w!lo may or!er.
ifas inN Auy.e rsro'ns al "th@, C,fres
This Cor-s 'as been u."d ,jr than century in
Isris ant since s ,r1'4tt''n 'nto this country 1t has
been il use ~" .: n. l"aig F"-noh Restaurants
h.-. Thc rs,isi;n. :" = u ccst judges Cot
lee ans. ~ (, 81 a'r II ""'ii i - ii ~ ti'n IS the
s4.t raeo!ninya 2,.n jhst prlt.ed fr it, nle fla
yor and h.aliy -ierts upon the man ',.ttn
We ,.ut ~ grade Of this coffee and TIN + Of a
c.t Ii Il our cI., 7irers l,ava found fron experience
VI, i've .rl ..,i,actin AMI me- A.; the demands Of
tl,h-trade. sth. lowest prize t.at
We ao al, our h,l.ir.s. .. n. mos. -s.-n.v. scale buy
h. caro- an, sell At only Two cent. p,ul profit
We pr. UP this Cofa. in arr..s 4 10 pound' zach
T,s Method 4 putting 1t M Se,cs frnsn 'ob c~ns PER
pound "a tn. cpIsu'r. Lpi ~ IS b,ug III guam
tity aius it, Cir AZ aIrh h in this torn than
n Say other Usscnd til -.r, barrel Show cards Cir
cuIsrs and Po.tclst assist lie eaer intr, it
his che om.rS We viii take vans
have hem w'il poste Up nj distributed az will be to
their advantage TO do
This COTE We oarva to give t.ct satisfaction, and
II Ii d. please the purchaser has the privilege of
turning the w,n- any part Of it within 81 DAYS, and
h wing his money undh thcr with al the sxpen-
! 3. oftransportation hotn ways.
! We Issue price Circular u our T.As and CoFfEEs,
which glad to send frss 10 al who with it.
ners Of coffee should ennnir. fpr the French BREAK
! FA-T Md .I>NEa COFFEE AID be sure that ii va.
ps:srhas nfths
1lireat American Tea Company
lMPuRTERs AND JoBBEEs,
~ & ~ vE&EY STREET, NV yorl
; las3sGns
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-08-26
French B rnkia t and Dinner
COFFEE.

>T,IC the very nigh rri1> &c crT>-, Rna tie great
dac,.y in procuring ~ !, "; run and y a =
svticl. our gu snsreys Nr:sse3 rth |at
.h- coola e supplied from a,.t ha.ay IL t.< j.
trut Of
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DAILY EVENING

vast and widespread arc the colonies and depeu-
denotes Of Great Britain. In addition 20 this
regular army-7j0 0G0 OF whom are serving, Il
should be remembered, Ia ludia-lhero IS
mihua force consisting Of upwards Of l5S,OOO
men, liable 20 90 many days training IN tue
courte Of the year. Nor must We lose siSht 0f
that young army OF citizeu-iroops who have
enrolled themselves for the defense Of the coun.
uy, and whose numbers are daily iacreasing
Already the volunteers muster l53,OOO strong
and ali of them, with the exception or some
10000 OF 10000, have been pronounced BY
Colonel NcMurdo TO be efficient and ready sol
ditrs'
"Befole concluding this paper II will be worth
while TO study little what may be called the
'aritl meiic Of war; and by Way Of aiding us In
this task let us consult the following table. In Il
the population and revenue of each county arc
giy,n-in round numbers Of course-as we'll as
The strength and expense Of its army.
"As already remarked, standing armies arc a
material evil BY this table we see that in Europe
alone no less than 100000 able bodied men are
subtraC'ed from che honest and civilihing in ius-
tries OF life, and devoted 70 profession of idle
ness in times Of peace and Of slaughter and rapine
in times of war The cost Of this cOloss sll force
is tsfimatCd-aud the estimate Is considerably
under the mark-at above lS3,OOOOOO sterling.
But even these figures by no means represent the
frrN
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AN oRDrSAECE
CREATING A LOAN To FAT CERTAIN
DEFICIENCIES OF THE YEAR 1864,
AIA uL .MINILl MEaIla

CREATING A LOAN To PAY CERTAIN
DEFICIENCIES uF THE YEAR lsCI,
AND PREVIOUS YEARS.
Section /. The Select and Common Councils OF the Oy
OF Philadelphia do Ordain-
That the Mayor OF Philadelphia be and he Is hereby su
odISo borrow the credit Of the city from time to
time such sums OF money may be necessary fur the
payment Of such deficiencies eIs., which may
eItt the rst day OF January 1863 In the appropra
for the year eighteen hundred and sNiy four or for
Vout yeArs not exceeding In the whole the OF two
millions nVe hundred thousand dollars, Tor which tnte-
10 exceed the rate Of six eenum annum
shall be paid half yearly, the hrst days Of January
and July, the once Of the City Treasurer.
Ths principal OF said loan shall payable and paid
same and not before without the consent OF the holders
Rsreof and the certificates therefor in the usua FORM Of
certificates of CITY Loan, shall be issued in such
ahouni as the lenders may require but not foe any nae
amounts ofhye hundred thousand donarsi and t
shah be expressed in said certificates that the said osn
therein mentioned and tho interest thereof are payable
free from all taxes.
secton . Whenever any loan shan be made by virtse
thereof snail be By force OF this ordinance Annually
appropriated OF the inesme OF the corporate estates
pay interest said cerncates and the further
OF thTse-tenthS Of one per eentum on the par
value Of such certificates 90 Issued shall be appro-
especially pledged r the redemption and payment Of said
csFtineatss. -
To Dubiish loan Bill 10 pay Dencieneos;
Resolved That the eTk be author red 70 publish In two
daily newspapers OF this city daily, for four weeks the
OrdT ancs pIeAented to Common Council on Thursday,
Ordinance Gre Ang Loan 10 Certain Dohcleneae
OF the year 1864, and previous years"
And the said Clerk At the stated meeting or Counois
Aor the expiration OF four weeks hom the hrst day OF sax
publication, shall present TO this Council OF each
said newspapers for STeTy day " which o same shAl
have been made. u 74w
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OVER aloO AcREs.

OVER slCO ACRES,
All in Zee simple ditcs examined by eminent rhiadci-
pha lawyer and pronounced ndsputaoc, located In the
wen known Burning Spring and Great Ksuawha oil
district.
Flrst The ballard Farm Of tho old Burning Spring
regeu containing hundred In close proN
unity to this estate every side, situated the most
successful oil wells In West Virginia, and within about
one and a half miles Is located the widely celebrated
"LowsIyn" and eternal Centre" wells, the former of
which flowed fully
THREE THOUSAND 1000 BARRELS OF OIL
PER DAY,
Being the greatest bona dds yield of known and
ycy considerably surprising, BON in quantity and quality
the product OF any two wells in Pennsylvania.
Second. Three thousand $4,000 estates in
the centre Of the oil region of the Great Kanawha along
whose entire length oil is believed to exist in Immense
deposits, aside from tho actual developments OIL
the evaporation ncghborng Salt Works effected
by gnng the Petroleum Gas emitted from subtsrranean
reservoirs of.
The Company estates have been secured at really low
prices COO aD and are decided direct from original
owners to the stockholders Of the Vulcan oil and Mining
Company.
Tho value and Importance Of the Company's property
may be inferred from the fact that leases for adjoining
lands with large royahos Of OIL have been sold for
bonus greater than the fec simple cost Of the Companys
estate and n esteemed advantageous to the stockholders
1t is believed that but little dnea'ty would be expert
encsd in leasing portion Of their territory bonus
royalty greater than the cost OF the whole.
iiN '0i'o1N' VII AM A'iI'i'N
anu VIII DC conducted soleS WIN Ao We" OF
Anorohs source OF permanent business Pront to 'ho'o
H's'''''0' anu III 0'u'' W P'A0e 'H' o' 'ne
hAA' NJ 'n0 0Se'' H0meh'' vigorous ops'SuOh' VIII DC
r''n""H OeSun'
-
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CLERKS OFFICE. COMMON COUNCIL
~ PHIApKtPIuA, recember q 1884.
In pursuance Of the annexed rosolutos, the following
bill, entitled ----.
IAN ORDINANCE
GRE ATIEG LOAN TO PAY CERTAIN DEFtC1EN-
CIEB IN THE EAR 1864, AND PREVIOUS YEARS
Il hereby published In accordance with the act Of Assem-
bly,, for public lnformAt0n. - - .
rlnrk Of Inmnnn Inunom
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TotN....o& 6OOO'O tGiOOO Ajltt2itNtO hS2, HjWo
awe have the sums MS laid down in the various
budgets, and drawn from the available income Of
the country. But were we 10 add the loans upon
loans which have been and are being contracted
to maintain these uniformed distractions ~ the
progress OF the world, we should have a terrible
and appalling total indeed. As it is what a
Iightiul incubus upon the healthy development
OF society is this vast organization of stagnant
energy what menace TO the peaceful daily
pursuits Of the quiet citizen! Look abroad on the
face OF the continent nc the present moment,
and see how it tyrannGes over the liberties of
mankind, while it eats up the resources OF oven
the wealthiest kingdom, threatening nearly al
with poverty and bankruptcy. Every nation, in
fear of its neighbor, maintains force totally
Incompatible with its revenues; and as TO a
majority of the states, the forces they do keep up
are really inadequate for their defense. Yet the
mania FOR vast and expensive armies and arma-
men,s increases instead Of diminishing aud the
chief study nowadays is how to make war more
horrible and destructive
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HENRY sIN0Es. President.
GUS. National Wagon WOrks.)
WIN. Il. WEEKS, Treasurer,
cow. II. Weeks q Co, White Lead MSnutaOturers.l
Ig.aist oOMPANY's OFFICE,
NO. asa WALNUT 6TREET.


NO. A84 WALNUT sTRHET.
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PETROLEUM

NO 217 walnut Street.
sTO,Ks
WAhrED-rartes with from 81 TO $40 COO, to form
outinaors Ia Company, whose net receipts a. the pre-
sent tine ray nity per cent on the purchase money.
ALso-oRIoINAL SUBSCRIPTIONS received for the
greater part Of heibes Companies nov organzn under
ne direction of gentlemen OF experience and und,ubted
standing CAN and get circular iq9tst
PENNSYLVANIA
IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY.
OFFICE, No. l39 S. FIFTH ST, PHILADA.
CAPITAL, 100000 DOLLARS.
10000 SHARES, AT 90 EACH.
suBs sCRIrT1oN PRICE - FOR FULL PAID STOCK
Reserve Il Capital, $3.50, 900.
PRESIDENT,
ALEXANDER X. MCCLURE.
A. X MCCLURE, JOHN NJ. roMERoY,
THOMAS A. SCOTT, ELISHA W. DAVIS,
D. X JACKMAN, PETER d. SMALL,
J. c. BoMBERGER.
SECRETARY,
JAMES NJ. SELLERS.
TREASURER,
ELISHA w. DAVIS.
This Company has three dincrent tracts Of land now
producing on and ample revenues to guarantee reguA,
dividends.
Tho three tracts with wells them capGhle Of
ttnsye development aud the Company have nyo engine,
and the fixtures ready to prosecute the work.
lthat 40 acres In foe Allegheny river, Immediately
opposite OIL city with 10 rods 'front.' and 70 rods
front on Lays Run This lnnd worth 100000 eN
elusive OF the onrght
It has 100 acres in foe the Cherry Run district mme
dlately adjoining Cherry Run Petroleum Company, aud
leases sre about to be executed strong parties
sink wells on lease on this tract, the Company receive
half the on.
1t has two tracts OF land on on Creek, each producing
over ten barrels per day and the Allegheny
river producing barrels Of heavy on worth s2l per
barrel All Of these tracts win be promptly developed
and they are wer-testOd Oh lands.
Il Is organized on certain basis 10 pay diridond from
ne start It's revenues from OIL alone than
rrsirs per cent per aHHuD the capitali and new
wells are about be sunk lease without cost to the
Company, and one-haIf theproeoed will belongs to ne
Company.
The Company has s25OOcO OF its capital
belonging to the stockholdsrI and taking altogether is
resources for certain dvidsndi approached by
any other oil stock no0 in the marte at double hs
orig inal cost.
The officers Of this Company prosecute the de-
veopmen OF these lands most onergeto and they have
on the capital stock.
Subscriptions win received at the office OF the Com
psny. I2-236t
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THE DRAKE
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
100000 SHARES, PAR s1o.
$4,000 Cash Working Capital.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. So so.
OFFICERS.
PBHsIDENT
T. HAsKINs DU PUY,
| fresideutsf me catawi,ss Railroad Company.
VICE President,
THOMAS d. Watson,
OF the Hardware trn cf TrulH Co., No. 5ls Aarhsl ST
TRRAsvRBR,
SAMUEL. WORK,
otwort, MsCouoh Co., Bankers, No. ss s. Third street
DRHeToRs,
T. HAsKISs Du rUT,
THOMAS d. WATSON,
f. g. RICHARDS,
Of Germantown,
WIN D. sHERRERD, Insurance Agent.
GEORGE p. WAY,
0fists Dry Goods Arm Of. T way q Co.,
A. ". LEIsEERING.
Cashier Aaueh Chunk Bank,
EDWARD sMPPEN, ESQ
me property Of the Drake Petroleum Company ste
oftvo tracts OF land ono Of two hundred and my
horss and ofvo hundrek and sixty ave stins
h all i've hundred and twelve acres, In Zoe, the Cad
| well Branch Of on Greek.
The property has been critically examined by Com
nttse appointed for that purpose and the Territory
oOd their Judgment to be fully equal 1o that on Oh
Crok along which tho largest oil wells ever discovered
have been found.
The lands resemble those OIL creek IN evory partcu-
far, and Is believed from the large number OF on
springs IN close proximity that valuable wells win be
| opened both these
Tho management have already seeurSd several engine
and engaged competent superintendent, with VIew "
| immediate and energetic development.
large portion Of h0ee tracts II bottom an admirably
adapted for boring.
Several companies organised lands immediately
adjoining this territory. among which Tho Briggs and
| Crescent on Companies OF Philadelphia.
| In presenting the Drake Petroleum Company 70 the
public the Directors ask thsa their scheme shOud be
amned and subscriptions made to the stock In fall faith
| as " its present and prospective value
r HAsKINs nm ply PreTdenl
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THE ESTATES or Ims COMPANY
Are located In the heart centre OF the great OIL district
west Virginia, and indicate wealth ofo greatly surssss-
ing the famed on creek region Of Pennsylvania. They
COmprito
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ITO CAPITALISTS-VALUA OIL TER
Il RiTORY.
Thoss DESTROYS OF sntsrinG into on Company now IN
oourss u orsaniEeHoB original parties, are informed
that few shares yet 10 be disposed of In
Psny Of unqusatienAbe renAhtF I" the rate et $1,000
The property s located on Two Nile En aud osnnlsts
Of the groater portion Of which boro
able territory. On he balance o. the property, wheh y
u much neeaad Ia this region. -
This property u ons - tss aaoat atnaeive q we hle
m iOS % purposes. AAa hss directly N NE arsai on
BaGih
Ths eaSs Il he ovI.sauE Ia & ~ cHEsHUE s.rsst
Roo ~. EDWIN eMPAOH,
~ yo-G boortlary AMI frsaeulAH.
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LC N
OIL AND MINING COMPANY.

The straightforward buslnofs-lte manner with which
this Company has organized, and WILL as long as the
undersigned have any voice Influence In Its manage
ment most certainly be conducted, has excited the h-
win OF several enerprising contemporary companies,
whose efforts are very clearly directed towards effect
ing sales Of stock and depreciatng this Compsnys can
DOR than of any manifest desire TO develop OIL TO reim-
burse their stockholders.
The VULCAN OIL AND MINING COMPANY wn
started under the conviction that At least honorable
business organization would a cordial reception
The Compsnys reception emiRent success that sac
cess appears TO have envenomed It's contemporaries As
this Company appeals direct the reflective business
men Of the community, who class have never been
found among the investors Of contemporaries sook
and therefore, custom is taken from them whatever
no good be eoncured for such an unnecessary
agitation OF pile.
To the public would frankly state that the Company
estates in simple So0 aeres) cos, Ssl 900 the eapi al
stock divided into 200 600 shares at 81 eseh full paid
6OOO shares Stock win be sold, and no more At
any price whatever This amount for our territory,
and leaves a cash working capital 900 The remain
ing 5000 shares stand pledged to be equally divided pro
rata between the original present subscribers The
Copapys estates the worry heart Of the richest oil
district In this country. II you like our Straightforward
plan Of dealing better than paying few eorporators an
eIoriouate rate for little ground uncertain nte
rest We should bs pleased 70 have your subscription at
ones you plenty Of other chances are presented
to invest your money.
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II Ii II G. l. 0 U S II o N
OIL COM P A N Y.
OF WEST VIRGINIA.

one OF the best and most promising Investments before
tn publie-Five Leases on BIG BURNING SPRING RUN,
EIGHT WELLS thtm, some producing, and good show
OF OIL in the others. MORGAN LEASES AND WELLS,
Standing Stone creek III acres in fseSneAr the BIG
BUE MING sPRGE IS Also 100 acres in fee, known
the sABAH PROVINCE FARM, Yellow creek, tribH-
Ary ofHuEhes river 800 bottom land. Tue Company
is getting Twenty Barrels day, have four Engines
on tho ground, and Wells almost completed with
show Of on In all Of them.
All OF the above property is in WRIT COUNTY.
CAI at the Office ofthe BLUB CREEK OIL COMPANY,
No. 40 WALNUT Street, and get prospectus.
SUBSCRIPTION LISTS NOW OPEN.
100000 SHARES, PAR $40.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. 90 PER SHARE.
WORKING CAPITAL, $4,000.
~ 23-fmwhr
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No. $751;
United States Marshal's Notice

United States Of America. District Of Indiana IS:
"nEREAs; A LIBEL OF ISFokMArIoS HAS
w been filed In the District Court Of the United
States within aud for the Eighth Circuit and District Of
Indiana, on the 18th day Of November 1854, by John
Hanna Esq. Attorney Of the United states for the Dis
tct OF Indiana against the estate, effects aud property
Cortez K Priest, that is TO against the
three hundred dollars $500 co. which one Seraphina
Hutchsen the said Priest, and the said money
being now In her hands for him. aud against all persons
lawfully intervening for their interest therein and
especially against the said interest be being person
guilty Of aiding and abettng armed rebellion against
the Government Of the United States and sezed FOR
violation of the Un States by him. the said Priest and
paying process against said three hundred dollars. aud
that the may b. condemned enemies property.
Now, therefore, IA pursuance Of the Mention under
the seal Of said directed and delivered d.
hereby give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
three hundred dollars or any part thereof. or In any
interested Their in that they he and appear be
fore said the District Court 81 the Uned states.
be held at the city Of lndianapo g. in and for the Dstc
Of Indiana on the first Tuesday Of May next at ool-ok
Of the forenoon Of that day. then and there 70 nepoe
their claims and make their allegations In that behalf
ID. @ ROSE, q. T. Marshal
BY I. 3 BIsELow. Dep1fy.
Attest. WATT J. ssITs, Clerk.
indianapolis. Nov. 2lst 1894. dec2-dlit
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CURE OF CATARRH.
from Rev. Fred. y. Jewell, .Profcs or
OF the state Normal school
Albany v. u.
Or. LigithH

DT. LfgnhtH.
DEAR SIR-under date Of March II cent
you carenl statement OF my case. It's former
treatment. nv failure TO obtain relief in that di-
rectlon, my resort 10 your treatment and its ben
ofcis results
have been from the winter OF the year ls44
subject 10 violent periodical attacks of Catarrh,
marked by strong iebrle symptoms. violent in
Elimination Of tho lining membranes of the cavi
ties Of tie head, accompanied in the first stage,
by wStcry discharge from the nose. subscquer'
" becoming scrid ard yellow. and tOwardtL
close Of the attack, purulent and bloody. These
attacks produced most distressing species OF
headache, occurring periodically each day for a
period vsrNisg from one To three weeks, some.
times SO violent "a TO incapscitate me for busi
ness and &C tinea contne me 20 my bed. At
times the attendant inflammation would extend
to the producing toothAche; OF TO the throat
occasioning hoarseness and paFtial.loss of voice;
and twice within the last few years il has 80 At
iected the left eve 20 continc me Tor u eess 10
a darkened room.
bad tried medicines aud applications Of VAR.
Gus kinds, SHUTS and other catarrhal prepare
tons of some half a dozen kinds applications TO
The head OF camphor. ginger. and hot lomenta-
tons OF different kinds; and in connection with
these the usual emetics or cathartics employed 10
induce counter action. But none of these had
produced any permanent improvement, and in the
tew instances in which temporal reief was al.
forded IL was at the expense of 80 much strength
ss 10 leave me greatly exhausted Under these
circumstances was led though with reluctance,
from the supposed ineurability of the disease TO
make trial OF your treatment. / found II soon
beyond even my hopes reaching the disease as
IL had never been reached before. and aleviafing
its symptoms TO an extent which had supposed
impossible. At the time gave you NV former
certificate. while did not feel assured of a com
plete cure. bad obtained material relief which
nearly repaid me for nv trial Of your treatment.
and which satisfied me that that treatment was
a. effective as u was simple and philosophical A
substantial escape from INV old attacks of catarrh
for the unprecedented period of nearly half
year. and that in spite Of severe occurrences of
illness which would have formerly rendered such
an attack Inevitable. wss. To me. proof of an inn
portant success Ii Is now SIX months since |
sent YOU that statement. and. while il is unpeas.
ant 10 me 10 appear thus constantly. and in this
guise. before the public, IL seems 20 me matter
Of simple justice to yourself. and TO those who
NAV be suffering | was. TO add that am not
only as fully satisfied 70 the utility and etfca.
CIV Of your method OF treating oAtafrh as was
~ months ago. but am nov OF the belief that
Il there i such thing cure for "hror c ca
iArrh. IN my case a substantial cure has been
effected Yours, respectfully.
FRKpERICK ; JEwELL.
Albany, l.. September l, ls6i.
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apeo-diy
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FINHR undersigned have this day formed copartner.
L ship in The saloon and Restaurant business here
totore known HezckiAhs, at No Is North Illinois
street
The new firm will BE- happy 20 receive continuance
Of the custom heretofore extended 10 the establishing ut
The best Of liquors. wines and cigars kept constantly
hand and In the restaurant all the DELEGATES Of the sea-
son will be served up the shories; notice prepared
by The most experienced cooss
HENRY r. HEZHKIAH
bF JOHN.
Indianapolis. September e lse4. sept2s-du
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And aso all infamatory diseases. For further Infor
nation call and Judge for yourrelL
I'LL challenge the public TO bring a I cannot
cure. brought before the oden thread Is broken.
irPOnice hours from $ A. NJ TO a. NJ. o. Box
1894 nov30'et -dlyeod