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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28
SYAIPTDNS.

SYMPTOMS:
The symptoms of Catarrh as they general
lv appear are at first very slight. Persons
find they have a cnld that they have fire.
quent attacks, and are more sensitive to the
changes of temperature. In ths condition
the nose may be dry, or n slight discharge,
thin and acrid, afterwards becoming thick
and adhesive. As the disease becomes
chronic, the discharges are increased in
quantity and changed in quality; they are
now thick and heavy, and are hawlicd or
coughed off. The secret'ons are offensive,
causing a bad BREATH the voice is thick and
nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense of the
| smell is lessened or destroyed deafness fire.
quently takes place. Another common and
| Important symptom of Catarrh is; that the
person IS Obliged to clear his throat in the
| morning Of q thick or Shiny mucus, which
has fallen down from the head during the
| night. When this takes place the person
| may be sure that his disease is on its way
| To the lungs. and should lose no time in ar
resting it.
| The dboUe are but fer of the many Catarih
| Symptoms. ..-I.. ...
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"COSTAR'S' RAT TOR
is simpla, safe and sure--the most pcrfeet
Ratification meeting we have ever attend
cd. Every rat that can get it, properly pro-
pared according to directions, will cat It,
and every one that eits II will die, generally
ut somo place as distant as possible from
where the medicine was aleu.-L0ss Shore,
Mich. MiTroy.
Is4E~See "CosIAR's" ndvertisepoan: In thA
T1aDer
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INCREASE OF RATS.-The farmers
Gazetts tEnglish) asserts and proves by fg-
ures that one pair OF rats will have a PRO-
geny and descendants no less than 65l ,O59
in three years. Now, unless this immenfe
family can be kept down, they would con-
sumo moro food than would sustain Is 600
human beings.
1S-Soe "CosrAn,s" aivastAenoenta Ia
this nnnNr.
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4 Single Bottle V,W last a Month-to be
nstd three times dag.

From Hon, Thomas j. Turner, Er- Member
OF Congress from, Illinois, late Speaker Of
Illinois House Of Representatives., and
Grand IMnSter Of d., r. and Il. NJ. Of the
State Of Illinois.
FREEPoRT, Oct. 81, 1863
DIR. D. II. SEFLYE:
DEAR SIR.-In reply to your notice of the
18th inst, would say that I was severely
afflicted with Catarrh for years, when be-
came acquainted with You and bought two
bottles of your Liquid Catarrh Remedy
Before l had nsed one bottle was sensiblv
improved, and before the second bottle was
finished, was completely cured. l can re-
commend The medicine to all afflicted with
Catarrh.
Respectfully Yours,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

EuESTERFIELD BLACK SILK
" BASQ U Els, a dressy article for sale
by II. $. McFADDFN IL co.
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1885.

FARMERS AND EoUsETEEpERS--.
should recollect that hundreds Of dollars
worth OF Grain, Provisions, &c, are anntl-
ally destroyed by ltats, Mice, Ants, and
other insects and vermn--all Of which can
be prevented by few dollars worth of
'GosrAE'S" Rat, Roach, &C., Externinator,
bought and used freely.
-GE& SEQ "CosrABs" advertisement in tlja
Sold in CADIz, OHIO, by all Druggists
and Dealers.
April 29 lsGf-5?n.
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1865

A VOICE FROM TIE FAR wEsT.-
Speaking OF "CosTAR's'' Rat, Roach, DC,
Extermina1or-''more grain and provisions
arc destroyed annually in Grant County by
verlnin than would pay for tons OF this Rat
and 1ns&ct Killer "--LGncGster, VS., Hsv-
0lQ,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-20

AN EyrERpRrsISG REApER HoUsE.-We learl
from Z. A. McNAIR, General Agent for the Of,
reliable Reaper House of G.. II. Mccormick q
Bro, that, owing to their extensive sales
thu oughout the West, it is almost impossible fol
him to fill all his orders, and on account of the
greatly increased demand for the Mccormick
selfRaker, the Messrs. Mccormick are maxim
arrangements to build mucE larger number of
machines next year.
Our farmers would do well to remember that
ut all agencies for this machine complete as
sortment OF repairs for all years is kept, ena
bling farmer, if his reaper or mover breaks
down in harvest, to get the now piece in few
hours, without having to wait to send 500 or
1000 miles for it, and then take the chances of
his machine still being manufactured
1t is the Intention of this house for next sea.
son to publish pamphlet, giving full directions
Tor repairing all parts of their machines, filling
the boxes, &c, so that any farmer can purchase
his repairs at the factory price and do all tho
work Of repairing himself. This will be an ad-
vantage farmers will appreciate.
The reputation of the "McCormick" is world
wide, and its manufacturers have experience,
capital and the most extensive facilities in tho
world Tor manufacturing. and stake their judg-
ment and responsibility in the Endorsement of
their machine, as the best for the farmer in all
respects.
We tr asst that in future, as in the past our
farmers will have the good sense to discriminate
between the merits of machine whose charac-
ter has been firmly established and the scores
OF rival machines whose chief features are nov
city and display.-Dau. Gazette.
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To THE PuBLIc.--It is known to my fellow
citizens in Iowa, that have been engaged for
some time in writing . History of the part take n
by the troops of our State in the recent War for
the Union. Ihave not deemed it cons onant with
good taste to forestal the public mind in favor
Of my work by advertisements in advance. The
generous paragraphs upon the subject which
have appeared in our journals, have been all the
more gratifying because entirely voluntary on
the part Of our editors. / do not purpose now
to advertise the work, but simply to state:
!. That my materials for composing the histo-
~ of most Of the regiments are in many partic-
ulars, quite ample, and that my narratives of
quite a number Of them are now brought down
TO the present time;
2. That. because Of the impaired state Of my
health, | cannot maintain my correspondence as
promptly, or as fully, as | should like. and will
be placed under many oblig atons to gentlemen
who have been or are in the army from Iowa,
for such facts as may be of general interest CON
nccted with the organizations to which they are,
or have been. attached aud more especially
would | make this request rs to the l4th, 10th,
3Ith, 3sth, now consolidated with the 34th,
and 39th Infantry. and the ID 5th and 9th Cav.
airy Regiments, in respect Of which my data are
by no means full.
At the proper time, the work will be properly
advertised. Meantime, those editors Of oul
State who shall consider a copy Of the book
sufficient remuneration TOR the inseI tion in theil
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DIED..

On Friday, the l4th inst, JAMES NJ. TurnIL1;
aged 70 years.
After well spent life, in the fullness of years
and with o well founded hope of blessed i'm
mortality, our venerable frend--who mis- ht well
DO called can Israelite indeed, in whom there
was no guile"-has calmly and peacefully de.
parted from this world Of care, and gone to his
eternal rest.
The discourse at his funeral, by the Rev. GEO
ID. PORTER, was from the text blessed are the
dead who die in the Lord" and the eXcmplca-
ton was we'll applied in the Of the deceas cd
who had been a deyout and sincere christian lin
the best sense Of the word for nearly sixty years
having united himself with the Presbyterian
| Church in his twentieth year and continuing a
member until his death.
lie was born in the village OF Elushing II. r.
New York, on the lst day of June, A. D. I7sh,
and at an early age removed to the city Of New
York, where he continued to reside, until he
removed to Upton some six years since.
His hand was always Open and his aid and
encouragement freely bestowed upon all bencv.
o!ent and philanthropic objects and institutions
As true Patriot, he was ardenty devoted to
the cause Of Union and Liberty, and with out
spoken fcrvor advocated the success of the Flag
OF our Country over the rebels and traitors who
were SO lnad.y attempting to destroy it,
la civil Hte he held number Of Offices Of
honor and trust-and was respected and honor
ed by all who knew him as one Of the noblest
works Of God, IAN honest man."
At Rochester July sth, HAxEY, dau ghter Of
L. +. and SARAH PALMER. aged years.
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For the linton Advertiser

thank yon, Mr.. Editor, for your courteous
reply. 1suppose Mr.. SwIsEFoRD talked before
that audience about as he has talked to indivd.
uas for the last year. So far think he was
consistent
What you say about Loyal and others attend
ing the meetings is, presume, both true and
wise.
If tho IT Nor part Of that meeting feel tina. the
tendency to coalesce with the copperheads is teo
strong for them to resist It, then think appro
pirate aid should be furnished. Many years ago
when such things were quite popular a member
ofthe House of Representatives in Ohio, on leave
introduced bill to prevent the inter marriage
OF white and black people. At the proper time
abrother MEMBER moved to amend by making
the law applicable TO the author OF the bill only
as tho rest of the people Of Ohio, he confidently
believed, were in no danger. would be willing
to do as much for that meeting.
LOYAL.
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S5-The leaders Of the Copperhsad party ha,

lTThe leaders Of the Copperhsad party had
meeting in Davenport, last week, and res olved
to hold State Convention at Des Moines on the
1Ah day OF August next, to which they invite
'Ali persons opposed to striking the word
white from the article in the State Constitu-
:" ton on the right of suffrage, and in favor Of
sustaining President JOHNSON in his plan Of
reconstruction Of tho States recently in re-
bellion, as has been prcmul gated by the Pres.
'ident" II they get convention of the kind
they propose, it will be an unusual collection of
spirits, blue, black and gray, such as would ena-
BILE BARNUH could he possess himself Of it, to
reopen his museum without waiting to send to
Europe for curiosities, but BARSrM himself
would never be able to advertise il as "the hap
py fam ly." What a platform. In favor Of on.
posing the 4th resolution of the Republican
platform, and leaning towards one Of President
JonNsoN's proclamations, although they dare
not come gu. sqaarely in favor Of it. Among
the sgners Of the call We see the names l.. SyN
MFRS Of Scott county, and w. &. HAUN Of Gin
ton county, who are violent coadjutors Of DEAN,
BiINGToN and MoHoNkY. Do these traitors sup
pose that good men who are friends OF their
country. although they may not favor striking
out the word white" are going to smut them
selves by associating with them. We would like
to see ED THAYER who published "JoE's' arti-
Gle on NEGRO Suffrage ask jog to attend a
convention composed Of such Ii en- as II. G.
DEAN, BYISGroN, L. II. THAYER and JonS
SwlNEFoRD. We think "JoE' would give him
to understand that, however much he disiked
associating or voting with negroes, they were
heavenly az compared with Northern traitors
Our readers can judge Of the straits Of the Cops
when they learn that the extract from the call,
principles OF the once proud party.
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Es-The horrors Of war can be greatly mti
gated by that sovereign remedy, Holioway's
Ointment, as it will cure ANY wound, however
desperate, il it be well rubbed around the
wounded parts, and they be kept thoroughly
covered with it. A pot of Ointment should be
In every mans knapsacb.
If the reader Of this notice" cannot get box
Of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his
place, let him write to me, 80 Maiden Lane en-
closing the amount and will mail box free of
expense. Many dealers will not keep my nedi-
cines on hand because they cannot make a.
much profit as n other persons make. So cents,
So cents, and $!.40 per box or pot.
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GS-"e have been enquired of as to what was
done with the money subscribedyto defray the
expenses incident to the celebration of the 4,b.
We have no doubt that it was all faithfully an.
piled, still we think that tho committee men in
justice to themselves, should publish . report
showing how the money was applied. Our col
umns are open for such purposes.
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11-The farmers are now busy harvesting
their wheat. The bug has taken some, and the
spot" has affected some, but on the whole we
think there will be an average crop. Oats look
well, and so does the corn. Good weather for
two or three weeks will enable the farmers to
secure their crops, but it has been rather
"catchy."
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
OF Farm Machinery!

Agents for the following described Farm Machinery
an" implements, DC: Woods Self Rakiny Rcaper:
E\'riSi"r Combined Reaper, lnroI1orN; Brloit Com
mncd Reaper, (nand rake ; BcIon single Kcapcr.
huckryc Combined Rcal"r; Little Champion Combip
CT Reaper; J. I. Manny's Medium Cut R.arcr: ! p
NANNY ; Wide Cut do; The Fountain Reaper and
Mover, Realug and Moving Attachment: Keauer:
M""h'S 'ri2" Mowers: Farmer Mowers: Excelsior
Mowers Hei"N Mowers; Burkrl Sr Mowers: buck
eS" 10; liaincS liNu"i- Harvester, manufactured
nmdtr the direct supervision If the Pntcntee which
wa, insure I" the purchaser superior Machine; Run
d'l Horse Hay Fork: Glatdug's Horse Hay Fork ;
ihttie Giant Horse Hay Fork; SPROUTS Suiky Hay
make; " hlte's Srtky Hay Rake; DC.
Agents Sewhuryp"rt Portable Engine Works. Port,
Iie Engines adapted to use Farm Machinery Ware
h"nses,oi or Coal Mining Works Send for circular.
Henerat assortment Of FARM MACHINERY con-
/ SANITY ON hand. Dealers in Salt, Quick Lime, Ce-
meht' o'nrco, Hair, DC. Agents for the Austin Pow
DER '"mlany-kihe. sporting aud Blasting Powder
on nan" 10 supply the trade at lowest wholesale prices
farties wishing 70 ship to ST. Louis or New Orleans,
we S receive the grain in bulk sack ship or re
ccIfe IN sacks nnd ship, having Of our houses on
inc efee' "her" the grain il taken out by boatm. n
without exposure on l.vee. CONSIGNMENTS AMI
'"'h"o Hoii'ii I'D. j. G. III CuER IL CO.,
Clinton, Iowa.
:! {. BuCnER q CO., Mechanic.viIle Iowa
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TIE SOLDIERS MoNUMENr.-Ths undersigned
having been appointed General A gent to procure
funds for tho Cedar County Monument Associa-
ton. will visit every town in the county for this
purpose as soon as the necessary arrangements
can be made. Due notice will DO given Of the
time and place Of meeting, when, it is hoped all
will be prepared to respond literally for so noble
an object. LII. SWEET.
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columns OF this card, or who may state the facts
therein more briefly, will receive the volume I'M
copies the card, or makes the statement, will
be good snougfrto send the number Of his pa
per to nv present address-P. 0. box IA, Wash
ington, d. G. L. w. lNGERsoLL.
July 10, 1865.
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MusCATiSE MARKETs:-No. Spring Wheat,
CSC. No. Spring Wheat, Coo. Poor Spring
Wheat soc. Shelled Corn 35c. Oats, Sic. rive.
soc. Beans, $l0o. Wool, coarse, lsc; fine, 42c.
DAVENPORT MARKETs.--Wheat, CSC. Corn in
ear, SIC. Oats, 34c. Barley, 35c.
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Goats, Vests. Pants, SHIFTS. Hats, Caps.
and furnishing I.nnds.

Nothing danntcd, however, and knowing that
the most precious bargains were to he had. the
beSirGcrs pressed on in overwhelming numbers
and determined to carry the fort and everything
In IL with storm Of grecnbaCks ut any cost q;
while CASAD GILMORE were equally detcrmn-
ed never to surrender az long az there was a
garment IN the store or IA shirt in the locker.
Rcntorcements being received by every train
for those so cruelty sacrificed all hope Of reduce
ing the stock by assault was abandoned hg the
beseigcrs, and The olive branch of peace finally
accepted on terms alike honorable aud satisiac-
tory to both sides, and by which all parties re-
ceived what they wanted. Whilst by the treaty
of peace, signed at the Fort Emporium, CAsAD
GILMORE agrees in
Article Ito sell, as long as they last, the
| cheapest and best Clothing in Iowa.
! Article 2-To sell Over Coats from SO to 10.
Article $50 sell business coats from So TO q
Article ITO sell fine black cloth coats from
| SIS to 20.
| Article so sell Vests from 80 TO G.
Article G-To sell good pair pants for S.
Article 10 sell fine pair pants from So to
10.
Article s-To sell the cheapest hat in Iowa.
Article SO keep the best stock of fur caps
west Of Chicago.
Article lO-To keep the best assortment of
Gents Furnishing Goods in the state
Article Ito sell more goods for less green
backs than can be had at any other, place in
Cedar county.
Article l2-Further agrees that whatever is
purchased and does not give entire satisfac ton
will be exchanged or the purchase money re-
funded.
In consideration Of which everybody agrees
to get their Clothing at Casad n Gitmore's,
and save at least Is per cent by doing So
hss- Headquarters on Fifth street north of
the court house square. Upton Iowa. n35
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ISWe learn from the Muscatne Journal
that the 18th Iowa Regiment was to have beef
mustered out at Louisville, Ky, last Saturday,
and will be in Muscatine to day or to morrow.
1t will not be long ere We have the pleasure OF
greeting the brave boys of Company E.
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PEACE DECLARED!
A.
tAS.AD s. GiLNORE,S.

After months campaign and the succeeainr
terrific onslaught and obstinate resistance of The
Fort Emporium on Fifth street. the welcome
news OF peace will give ssch Joy TO the Coatless,
hat'css, 0hiftlcss and Shit!css, As the certainty
OF peace would convey to the hearts of those
VINO 1--we IN war times. Tire past week will be
ever memorable as most eventual one in the
annaI. Of this crusade upon CASAp & GILMORE.
celebrated Clothing and all kinds Of Gentle
mems furnishing Goods. Oar special reporter
armed and equipped regardless of expense, ar.
rived, as usual at the scene of action in time
to see nothing of the occurrence; but after few
inquiries from very reliable gentlemen aided by
most fertile Imagination, noted down the rec.
ords OF an eyc-wtnes to the last engagement
OF the Coats and Grccnhacks The ussaitants
attacked the Emporium trout and rear and wcI g
met by the hIandest smiles. 10 sooner had they
entered the lines of the finest of goods in the
country than they were seized around their
nccks, measured and repulscd for want OF ammu.
milton, with a diSplav of
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lS- List Of Claims allowed by the Board of
Supervisors at the June term, IS. As follows:
Amount Amt
Claimed. Ard.
=. {. Blackmer, TIP. elk, Rochester, $50 $50
T: c. Whitcomb, wolf scalps, $50 80
VIM. Engler, % $50 40
Iowa Insane Hospital, boarding pa
G. W. c. Gillette, attorneys fees, 500 500
Joseph NJ. Woods, wolf scalps, 500 500
lnse < Gliggs, blank books, &c, 2Gs,50 2C8,50
Thos. r. Reeves, Trustee GewerTp. 800 ( 81
NJ. spriagstead TIP. Crk, Dayton, 1900 1900
}. r. lleppenstall, wolf scalp, $50 $50
J. NJ. Woods, " $50 40
A. II. Martin, g $50 20
w. Elliott & others, State vs. Powers, $50 go
Wolf & GIL tie, " 1000 1900
Jacob Wiick, wolf scalp, $50 $50
W. S. & NJ. Childs, oil for county, $50 30
III. w. Ross. Med. services, pauper, 1850 $3.50
G. W. C. Gillette, State w. Z. God:
den, jr. 500 500
o. P. Lineaweaver, Assessor, Cen
tire Up. 1850 1850
Wm p Hills, Medical services. 1860 l0o,C0
S. Il. lIoughten, Assessor, Fremont
TIP. 300 1900
W. Elliott 4 others, State vs.. J. r.
Hupp, Cos COS
Bull Gillette, State We. Jennings, 800 800
| Bull Il Gillette, 3" Beck, 800 500
Clark y milford, Printing, 1886 1886
John Guger wild cat scalp, $50 $50
Philo Lowry, Assessor, Inland TIP. 5000 5000
Iowa Insane Hospital, boarding In
sane &c, $50, SO 1886
J. G. Wear keeping pauper, $500 $500
VIM. II. Hammond goods for county, 800 $40
John w. Bell, Assessor, Cover TIP. 300 1900
Elisha schooly, Iowa Tp. 1900 $500
John Dorcas, " Red Oak TIP. $500 $500
NJ. n. Goedale, 3 wolf scalps. $50 $50
A. Shaw, expenses locating land, 5000 5000
u. s. Land Office fees locating land, 5000 5000
Byron Tilson, services to sick pauper, $500 $500
-" $500 $500
ter Tp. 5000 5000
VIM. D1ts, Assessor, Cass TIP. $3.50 81
T.. r. Healv. " Sugar Creek TIP. $500 $500
Beck, 900 SEQ
Bull & Gillette, Attys fees, State VS..
Beck, 1000 800
~ Beck, 1000 500
Phineas Crandall, Assessor, MASH
lon TIP. $500 $500
per. 1913 1913
~ Jennings, 500 SEQ
J. s. Tuthili / others, State w. Stan
ton, 1415 1415
Bull & Gillette, STAG vs. Parks. 500 200
J. Il. Turner Assessor, Linn TIP. 1890 1900
a." TIP. elk 1864, 600 600
Luse & Grggs, blank books Ne, 1925 1925
J. Geiger. Assessor, Springfield Up. 400 42,oo
| VIM. G. johnson, wolf scalp, ESQ 80
| f. ?. Dean, goods for county. 14,15 4,I5
ia Sren. 5000 10000
Don A. Mason, State vs.. Peterson, 2,2o go
~''' Tn. $500 100
q. G. Bradshaw, collecting taxes, 1900 1900
Estate Of J. L. Bradshaw, stable on
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A0Psrsons in the vicinity of Clarence desir.
ing anything in the line of Groceries and Pro.
visions will do we'll to call on E. B. SIMMONS, at
tint place. He always keeps on hand large
and we'll selected stock, and sells At extremely
low prices.
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!RIsT MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE,

Consisting Of two run of stones, smut ma.
chine, boiling apparatus, elevators conveyers,
belts and all the shafting, pulleys &c. to run
the same, in complete order and as good as new.
Also, the hush frame, boiling chest, elevator
boxes, and other internal wood work, if desired
Will be sold low for cash, or to suit purchasers.
Apply to J. & w. SHEARER, Upton, Iowa
June 21th, ISIS. n2Gw4
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NOTICE..

The co-partnership existing between JOHN c.
BuCHKR, OF Clinton, Iowa, and I. c. McCLELLAHD
and GEORGE A. EAGkRTY, Mechsnicsville, Iowa,
has been dissolved All accounts or indebted
ness created and due by said firm are to be paid
by said McCelland and Eagerly, and all &C % UNITS
or Indebtedness due said firm are payable to
them. &c. BUCHER
Clinton, Iowa, March LIST, 1865.
&c. BUcuER Il Co.. of Clinton. Iowa, will con
tinue their General w Warehouse and Agriculture
Implement business at their House, at Mechar
icsville, whore they will be pleased to suppl
their old customers, a. usual, with anything ii
their line. &C. BUCHER & co
Clinton, lows, May 9Th, 1866. 23m2