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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-03-04
B6 iss City. and the Masonic Celebration


EDIroR WORLD: Your correspondent having
made flying visit to Boise City, and having
participated in the festivities Of the Masonic
Fraternity, on the 22d of February cannot
refrain from noticing those joyous scenes, so
replete with pleasurable pastme and infatua-
ting allurements.
| shall begin by informing you, that we as
sembled at the Overland Hall, which was
most beautifully decorated with Masonic
emblems, and rustic work, neat and ele-
giant, speaking highly of the taste and re-
finement of the ladies of the city,-where we
were met by a large audience of Masons,
their wives and daughters, and after being
entertained and edited by Bro. Kelly, in a
neat and appropriate address for the occasion
we repaired to the " Masonic SUPPER" which
was luxuriously prepared by Mr. Griffin of
the Idaho Hotel. The table fairly groaned
under the burden of sumptuous and album
dainty spread board 1t was certainly pre-
pared by the hand of a connoisseur, and
would have done credit to the old world
Here festive lamps reflected bright rays on
good Masons and fair women-whose bright
eyes and radiant faces outvied the brightest
lamp. Theirglad smiles gave welcome to all.
Their happy laughter and soul-stirring mirth
made one feel not "the strangers chill. ~
Their unaffected courtesy leaves lasting
impression upon memory and heart, to be
wished for again in the transporting events of
the future. After an unusual number of
toasts had been drank ard elegantly respon-
ded to, amid the thinking of glasses, the
smiles of happy faces, sparkling wit and
repartee, bursts of applause and general
mirth, we adjourned to the Hall, where sylph-
like forms were already treadng the mazes of
the dance, and tiny feet keeping time to soft
music gushing upon the sense with mystic
cadence, enveloping those fair nymphs in a
halo of regal beauty, bewildesing one in til e
many charms of these opponents of Paradise.
Queenly forms of majestic bearing, fitted be- !
fore the gaze of many an admirihg bachelor, |
and tripped through the intricacies of the
dance, with fairy feet and echoless tread,-l
leaving one in wonder if he were in the elf |
world. Very many beautiful, witty and
accomplished ladies were present. Perhaps
you will ask me who was the belle? That
question / cannot answer, as there were so
many be@itehing fair ones to admire, and |
Sucn ReueTal aLteutioni tudt IL WOulu DC aEn- |
possible to designate tina chosen one amongst
the crowd. Not care marred the social
pleasures of the hour.
must not forget to tell you of the atten-
zion and courtesy shown by the many gentle
men to those of US who were strangers -
among them shall take the liberty of men,
tioning the names of Messrs. Leach and Baur
who as managers, did credit to themselves.
tell you, Mr.. Editor, you had better not
attend a dance at Boise City, without first
having yonf heart insured. S.
Idaho City, March l, 1865.
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SUMMONS.
Territory of Idaho, County of BoiSe-ss.
4 the District Court, I'd Judicial District.
Frances Sage US. William Sage.

Territory of Idaho, County of BoiSe-ss.
in the District Court, I'd Judicial District.
Frances Sage US. William Sage.
To William Sage:
TN the name of the people of the United States
i in the Territory of Idaho, you are hereby mott
fled that there is now on file in the Office of tho
Clerk of the District Court of the SeGond Judicial
District of said Territory in Idaho City, Boz
County, the complains Of Frances Sage, praying
that the bonds of matrimony existing between
you and said plaintiff be dissolved OF the ground
of extreme cruelty, wilIful desertion, and failure
to furnish the common necessa aries Of life and
that unless you appear and answer to said com
plant within forty days after the fifth day of
March, A. D., 1866, Exclusive Of said last men
toned day., the said plaintiff will take judgment
against you by defaat and apply to said court for
the relief demanded in her said complaint.
In testimony whereof, ], John G. Henley, Clerk
SEAL set my hand, and affixed the seal of
t-~--} said Coart. at Idaho City, this 23d day
of January, A. D., 1865. JOHN 9. HENLEY,
NJ. KELLY, Atty for pl'f. Clerk of DC.
Jan. 28nl4W5
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Territory of Idaho, county of Bosses.
In the Probate court in and for said county.
II. Martin and j. NJ Murphy, doing business under the
firm name andstyle Of Martin Murphy, Plaintiffsr
vs. P. Partridge defendant.
To p. Partridge:
IN the Of the people Of the United States in the
Territory Of Idaho, you hereby notified that there
is file IN the Office of the Probate court of Boise
county, Idaho Territory the complaint Of H. Martin and
j. NJ Murphy demanding judgment against you in the
of $3.50 O two hundred and fifty dollars for SER
vices rendered you by plaintiffs attorneys at yonr spe
cal instance and request during the years 1868 and 1864
and unless you appear aud make answer to this COM
plant or befrethe 10th day of May, 1865 the said
plaintiffs will take judgment against you for the said
amount together with the costs of suit. e
In testimony whereof |, J. NJ. Shepherd Ex-oficio.
~ clerk of said Probate court, have hereunto set
SEAL my hand and affixed the seal Of my court thE
~ LIST day of February, 1855.
j. M. SHEPHERD, Ex-0ficio clerk of P. G..
= Holbrook, Atty for plff n15-90days
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AT gainesville, Ohio there is an ossiied
man whose bones have become limestone. He
cannot move single joint or open his jaws,
ard is totally blind. Food is placed in his
mouth, and nature carries it to his stomach
He lies upon his side upon low bed or couch
which serves also as litter, with his feet
drawn up somewhat, and his right hand
caught up near his shoulder; lies thus all
day long, shifting his position but once in "a
hours, when he is turned over on his other
side. While be is thus completely oSsifed-
q human block Of limestone, as it were-his
skin retains its normal character and condi-
ton, and discharges its functions regularly
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss
In the District Court in and for said County
Anna Newton VS.. Isaac Newton.
NOTICE is hereby given to said defendant that plain
IN tiff has fled in the Clerks Office of said court her
complaint for the purpose Of obtaining divorced and
defendant fail to appear and make defense at the rst
term of said court which shall be held after the pubca
ton of this notice for three months in succession, evil
dence will be heard and said will be decided at said
term. WAITE Il MILLER,
s Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Idaho Citv January 81 1855. 13m3
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Notice.

VTYE the undersigned, hereby give notice, that we
w will apply to the Board Of County Commissioners,
of Boise county Idaho Territory at their next regular
session to be held thirty days after the publication OF TINS
notice for license to build Toll Road from idaho city
to the Gambrinus Quartz Ail Ledge; said road to
commence at or near where Main street, Idaho city,
crosses Bear Rum thence up along said stream Oy OF
near ROBBIE Busll's steam MILL and following up said
stream to its head to the summit ridge between Moore
and Elk creeks and thence along said ridge on the most
practicable route to the Ganbrinus mill or ledge We
also claim the right of way one mile each side Of said
road We will also apply for the right to establish
toll gate and collect toll at the same.
Idaho city, January 9th, 1866. Iowa
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Summons.
Territory of Idaho, County of Boise.
James Graham Us. R. A. Pickett.


James Graham Us. R. A. Pickett.
To R. A. Pickett
WHEREAS, James Graham has made com
w plant to the undersigned, one of the JUS
tees of the Peace, in and for said County, that
you areindebted to him in the sum Of one hun.
Cred dollars, to-wit: upon promissory note
bearing date of April LIST, A. D. 1864 for the sum
of two hundred dollars, and falling due on the
first day of October, A. D 1864, now it appear
ing to me that one hundred dollars is still due
the above described note therefore, in the name
of the people of the United States, in the Terri
tory of Idaho, you are hereby summoned to be and
appear before me, at my Office, in Pioneer City, in
said county, on the 9th day of March, A. D. 1865,
at IL o'clock NJ. of said day, to answer said COM
plant, or judgment will be taken against You for
the sum of one hundred dollars and costs Of suit,
and this notice. Given under my hand and dated
at the County of Boise on the 7h day of February,
A. d. 1865. VIM. M. VANCE,
l6w4 Justice of the Peace.
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Notice.

WEE the undersigned will apply to the Hon. Board of
w county commissioners of Aturas county, Il t. at
their next regular session. for license to construct Toll
Road between the South and Middle forks OF the Boise
river commencing at or near the mouth of Feather river
thence running about six miles up the South Boise river
thence turning north over the mountains and going down
to the Middle Boise near the Montgomery guch;
distance about thirty milesclaming mile on each side
of the proposed road. CHAs DE LA BAUAE,
L. " TRUEsDALE.
Rocky Bar February l, 1865 lows"
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Quartz Prospects, &C., at Pioneer.

Mr.. Error: I hope you will.6nd room in
your columns for few lines about quartz,
&C., in this district "Quartz on the brain y
is very severe at present. Many new discov-
cries have been made lately and more being
made every day. The Sucker Union, and
Bartee lodes are having tunnels run into
them. A ledge called the American Chief
he's been found lately, about two miles from
town. The Sucker is about one and half
miles from town. There are good indications
of gold and silver in those Iodes. Some of
the proprietors think they will get to the
ledge in running about forty feet further, and
some less. l think that next Summer will
develop some of the best lodes that have ever
been struck in this upper country, and per-
haps as good as was ever struck in Washoe
Snow is about five feet deep at present, and
a fair prospect for more. Times very dull up
here--no amusement at all except Barney l.
Hartwell's dancing school, and week or so
may let that out" Some of the miners are
Spring opens, bat the snow is so deep and
the weather SO cold that scarcely anything
can be done; but there will be good times up
here next Summer, for there will be plenty of
water if the quantity of snow is any indica-
ton. There is to be a grand ball given at
Okanagan Hall, on the 18th of March, by
Messrs. Chapman & Graham; the particulars
of which have not learned.
l understand that the Company that are
running the tunnel into the Bartee lode, have
struck vein of rock that prospects we'll in
gold, there is some silver also found. They
are in about two hundred feet at present, and
think they will strike the main ledge soon.
Yours, &C., j. G. FRANKLIN.
Pioneer, February 81, 1865.
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The Ex-Secretary of the Treasury, Salmon
?. Chase, it is said, has invested 100000 in
English funds. That is one million of dol
lars. To get this amount of English funds
mnst have taken between two and three mil
lions Of dollars in greenbaeks. 1t must have
taken the government printing machine ff-
teen minutes to print this amount, and the
paper probably cost ten dollars Cheap as
dir
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Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that the copartnershp here
~ tofore existing between Wallace Brothers and VIM
Moon this day dissolved by mutual consents and all
partnership debts the Sawmill and Race OF Wallace
Brothers & Co. will be paid by Wallace Brothers, and az
debts due the above named company will be paid to Wal
lace Brothers, and the business will hereafter be carried
on by them Dated at Cenerville Boise county, Idaho
Territory, this LIST day of February, 1866
WALLACE BROTHERS.
16v4 WILLIAM MOON.
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Garrison G<ambrinuS Gold and
Silver Mining Company.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a,
IN meeting of the Garrison Gambrinus Gold and
Silver Mining Company Oh Friday, March 18th ,
1865, for the purpose of receiving the final report
of the Committee OF Examination in the Secretary
and Treasury department of said company.
By order of GREEN WHITE, President.
j. H. WICKERsHAM, Secretary. nl8w2
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE HORRORS OF INDIG EsTION.


You complain of your stomach. unfortunate dys.
peptic; but ought not your stomach to complain
of your Possibly the pangs you endure are simply
the stomach s method of taking revenge upon you
for neglecting and abusing it. Perhaps you have
never made an effort to improve its condition. but
on the other land are continually min itwith
unwholesome and incopgruous food. Have you
ever tried HosrKTTER's STOMACH BIITERs a proper
diet and regular meals? The Bitters in week
would put your digestive apparatus in perfect
der regulate the foa of bile in accordance with the
laws of health, and produce just much aperient
action as would be necessary for your good; and
when you were once all right, judicious and reg
ular dieting, with a little of the Tonic now and
then, would keep you SO. If you have neglected
these means Of cure, don't blame your stomach for
its rebellion 1t is merely natures hint that she
wants help. If you elect it. the ns1t thing may
be Ipfam alton, or scirrhus Cancer, or some other
violent and dangerous disease. There is such 8
thing as being toe late in these matters HosTET-
TER's BiTTBRs will cure Dyspepsia; Int Dyspep-
sia may engender diseases which defy all restora
tives. f. 42#
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FALL AND WIxrEl CLs1HIHe.

New s,yles superb stock Of Ovsrco.ts, Dress,
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods. 70; Dc
We are NO, prepared to sIhibit our stock Of Mems
gsnce Of ttye variety and excele of fabric ana
hithfulit ,of manufacture, has not been sur
passed By sny stock heretofore offered In this
those In search Of Clothing for Gentlemsn's and
Youths' wear are invited to call and examine our
stock, We can say With assurance they will Esd
the right article on the most reasonable terms.
Also an extensive assortment OF Geptlemen's
Furnishing Goods. comprising everything nsces-
sary iof fNoHH WiIKER co., ass Pa. Az,
N H. nS Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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DIED,


On the 9Th instant. JAMES R. only son of Mary
and the late Chas. Drans, in the 2lst year of hi
age May he rest In peace Amen.
The friends and acquain tances of the IA mily are
invited to attend his funeral on Wednesday, after.
noon, at half past o'clock from the residences OF
his mother, 800 10th street. between New York
avenue and at.
At O'Clock M, on the sth instant after q
brief illness. JOHN christian, eldest son Of
George W and Lucy HItz, aged six years.
Tie funeral viii cake place Ga Wed aeSday after
noon. the Sth instant. at o'clock, from le resi-
dence of the grand mother of the deceased Mrs J.
Wetzel, No; 471 Sd street east, between A aad B
streets south.
On the morning of the 9TH instant, MARTHA
W. SCRIVENBR. in the 2Sd year of her age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her parents, No.
l6 porth street, on Wednesday, at O'Clock
February eth, of consu mption, ALBERT G. GAS
TON, aged 30 years and months.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral, from the residence of his
othsr-in-law, Mrs. Isabella Cassidy, 446 9Th
street, between Penn'a avenue and D street. to-
morrow Wednesday February 8. at O'Clock. r
brooklyn, N. Y, papers please copy.
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Rumors of Peace

For days and months have lived.
Despite the probabilities Of War.
The land great heart is all attunes to hear
The last dread echo OF Wars di-eful trump.
And all men pray for Victory and Peace!
Rumors of Health
Are borne on every breeze that comes
From brakes great Laboratory in New York,
Where he prepares PLANTATION 3IrTERs stlli.
To heal the nations, and the sick restore.
AS all men hope that Peace may cems,
SO all men wish tn 1T Health may stay.
To that end. poor Dyspeptics, Hypschondriacs dull
Victims OF Vertigo, Headache, Fever, Care.
All take PLANTATION BITTRRS, and are sure
To find relief from their besetting ills.
Let the VII ole world PLANTATION BIrTERS use,
And all the nations shall have Health and Pea-e.
feb l-1W
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SPECIAL NoTICB,
FOR PARTIES AND RAILS.

Ladies will nnd at my establishment very large
Head dresses. Nets, Illusion and MousssIin Waists
Combs, b Bal Pins, Buckles and Bits; great
AFRO received new styles of English and French
Riding Hats. Laoies' and Childrsn's Mantillas
Cloaks and Dresses. .Lsiies' Undsrxarmants Of
any description. Bonnets always the latest styles
and newest shapes.
have add ed to my business . Human Hair Man
ufsciory, where orders wall be taken for any hind
+ Hairwsrk Orders will also be taken for goods
from Paris smounting to not less than one hun.
bred dollars. They will be executed faithfully, as
NJ WILLIAM, In porter.
$50 Penn. Avenue. Cite Treyi~.
Washin gton, d. q. FSFis'
fab LII
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AUCTION SALES
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW
RI JAS o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctso.ssrs.

EACkLLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSE.
EEP1NG EFFECTS AT PUBLIC SALE.
Vn WEDNESDAY MORNING. Feb. 9Th. at 10
ocs9es. at Ne. g. Missouri sxen.e, between 80 and
-. sIeets We sh hall sell the Furniture And H-cta
part: -
4 Pond ''' ~ ~
Walnut 3 Rsp and Hair eevsrsd Sofas. Arm,
Marble TOP Gentr. Tables, Gard Tsb,ss
Marble top Cottage Suite
Walnut and M ahosany Bedsteads
Bureaus. Wardrobes, Hat racks
Marble. top enclosed Washstand
Feather Beds. Boltte and Pillows
Hair and HuRk Mattresses
Spring Mattress. MOSQUITO nets
Blankets, Comforts. Quilts
Brussels and three ply Carpets
Oil-cloth and Mating
Plated Casters, Cha6ng Dishes
Crockery, Glassware. Cutlery
Walnut Extension Table, is feet
Cooking Range and Fixtures
Hot and cold water PiYtnres
Parior and Chsmber Stoves
Tinware and Kitchen Utensils generally
Terms cash.
fs6d j. g. MEG GIkE &c co.. Auots.
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LUBIN'S
FRANGIPANNI
~o,v NV mo-" pr

LUBIN'S
FRANGIPANNI
TOILET POWDER.
This widely and Justly celebrated article which
is used throughout Europe, and considered
AEECRsSITY IL THE TOILET OF EVERY LAZY
is now for the frst time introduced
10th
LADIES OF AMERICA.
FRAsGIPANNI POWDER
is unrivaled for reno wing CHAPS. Cafss, Blotches
Pimplss and other impurities of tie skin, render
ing it soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
FRANGIPAKsI PowDsR
il used to remove TAN and FRECKLES, giving fresh
to the compilation and hsa!thy hue to the skin
with youthful Saftnsss.
FRAHGIPAENI POWDER
is used by thu ladies of Europe to sprinkle the
inside Of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn and of with ease and preventing their
being soiled by Precipitation. After the glove Is
withdrawn it leaves the hand SMOOTH, Sorr, and
WHITE with delicate freshness and perfume.
FRANaIPANNI POWDER
is ueed to remove all roughnesS and yedneSS of the
HANDS, ARMS and FACE. 1t softens CeRSS, and
all other cutaneous excresences.
Price 26 Gents and 50 Cents, according to size of
Package.
For sale BY
Isl Water street New York,
and Principal Druggists and Perfuners
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NEW MILITARY BOOKS.

NEW MILITARY BOOKS.
Engineer and Artillery Operations Against the
Defences eff Charleston Harbor in 1851 comprising
the Descent upon Morris Island tie DeT clifton OF
Gregg. with Observations on hesvy Ordnance,
F0rthcations. &c. illustrated With rs plates and
engraved views. By Q. A. Gilmore. 80
TodIebsn History Of the Defences Of Ssbasto-
pol, 1854 IS. A Review, by WIN Howard Russell.
g.
Sent by mail on receipt of purchasers prices.
Catalogues of Military Books sent when re-
quested.
Liberal de iuction made to suffers, purveyors.
just published. and for sale BY
Book seller and Statioper.
ian oe.7t 334 Penn. avenue.
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RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auotioaeers.

RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auotioneers.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE. WITH FRAME
BETW5EN VIRGINIA AVENUE AND D ST,
On MONDAY, the 9Th Of February, at4 O'Clock
above named property, being pert Lots,5 and 6, in
square .5sl, with improvements, which consist of
Terms One half cash; balance in SIX and twelve
months, secured by deed OF trust on tae prem
Ali conveyancng and revenue stamps at the cost
o; ia Isl eodGds GRHBN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~THE ABovEsALET Is POSTPONED UNTIL
WEDNESDAY, the sth inst same hour and place.
feb7:d GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
cHANcERY SALE.
the District of CoInmbis. sitting as a court Of
in cause wherein John r. Gross is compl aiasnt
and Julia r, Gross, ct al are defendants, /, Wm.
gill or the tn day OF a. Ee r.
situate In the city OF Washington said District,
. and
(S47 the same being the south twenty feet 'front.'
ON Fifth street esss of said lot numbered six al in
the depth of said lot, one hundred and ava tloS)
feet one ~ inch.
balance in two e4nal payments ct six and twelve
months, bearing interest to be secured to the eat
isfaetion Of the :rqstesn - purchasers to have
Stamps and conFeyanGlns a rn nS 1 cost.
ia 10 2aw3w6as GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct.
81 THE ABOVE SALE Is PoSTPONE5 ON A9.
count of the weather, It'll FRIDAY, the 10th in
slant, same hour and place. BY order OF the Tras-
feb7-d&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts
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THAT NEW STYLE OF COLLAR 80 much worn now
by our lady friends, and pretty. can be made at
Princes, 3el street. tho has had t.o mac hines
built EXPIRE ssly for futns collsrs. ruff IS, DC AS
he knows bis business ladies will of course know
who to give their work to. Only machines in town.
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no THE LADIRs AND GENTLEMEN.

ITO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
MONS. DEMoNaEoT, IMPORTER OF HUMAN
HAIR, WORKER IN HAIR, AND HAIR
DRESSER. tax res great pleasure in Informing the
ladies and gentlemen he has just received the IA
test Paris Fashions for the present season, ana "
now resdy to fill every order. Mons. DemongeoS
is the only person in the city of Washington hay-
ing thorough knowledge of bis bus ness in hich
to all WHO win honor him WITH a call: fne stock
Of Hair Oils. Pomade. and every kind OF Toilet te
Dyeins and Dressing should be sent in the pre-.
yious day, Consultations of di.eases OF the nsis
house in Paris, Rue Rumesu, No: 4. Kept oy M n
brother. and will go to Paris every spring; on
that occasion he will take every commission gwen
to him for Paris or any order in France
Call at DEMONGEOTY Human Hair ana Per-
ia merry Store corner of d and 10th streets, near
the Avenue, "a I'M
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EXEMPTION CLUBS --The exemption clubs
formed in the Third and Fifth Wards will each
meet 10. night. the first at Temperance Hall
and the latter 81 Langleys Hall.
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WARRANTED TO CuRE IN Six DAYs.-Dr .kGed-
frey's Antidote, Rp English Specific of sixty live
years standing. ri!l cure Gonorrhaa in sir days.
&c ehsnge of diet required Price 81 per bottle.
Washingten and Henry Cook, Alexsndria. ja5.l