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MEAT MARKET.
M E;A r M AR K EFT.
JOSEPH HOWARD, Proprietor.

JOSEPH HOWARD, Proprietor.
All kinds Of meat-beef, pork, chickens
turkeys, sausage, pudding, smoked tongue,
&C., kept constantly on hand and for sale
at the lowest rates. All persons wishing
meat are requested to call. Opposite tn.
Fletcher House. nov2a-1y
forty different styles adapted to sacred and secux.
music, for $50 to $500 each. FIFTY-ONE GOLD
Or S1LNER MEDALS, or other frst-class premiums
Awarded them. illustrated Catalogues fee Al
dress, MASON 4 HAMLIN, Bes7ox. MASON
bkO1ABks, NV YORK. vsnl+1y
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CHASTELLARsS

CHASTELLARsS
WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,
T,oR Improving and Beautfying the Complexion.
Il The most valuable and perfect preparation in use
for giving the skin beautiful pearllke tint that il
ouiy found iAyoutat It quickly removes Tan, Treck
les, Pimples, Blotches, Moth Patches, sallowness,
ing tho same, leaving the skin white ald clear as ala
bsster. it, use cannot be detected BY tho closest
scntiny and being vegetable preparation perfectly
the French, and is cepsidered by the Prsian a. in.
dfspensab1e to perfect toilet: Upwads Of 3d. 900
bottles were sold during past year. ara sutctent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt of an orde by
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists,
vSn43-6m. 2s5 River st. Troy, N. r.
90 000 A YEAR made by any one with SIS
DA,O\yO Stencil Tools. No experience neeos.
sary. The Presidents, Cashiers aud Treasurers Of
Banks Endorse the circular. Sent free with samples
Address the American stencil'Tool Works, Spring.
field, Vermont volono23m
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI, =.
~. August III, Ioea.
SlRs: You and each q yoa ars hereby notiAsa that
on the 22D DAY OF eEPTENBIA Ices. a I0
O'Clock in forenoon Of snd day. shalt appear ct The
o. 8. Land Once at st. Cloud, MINI, and Offer proof
section 2 and q nv n section II, towns6ip III.
range 81, upon which hled my Deelazatory State.
ment No. 2615, on the ED day Of March, 1855, and
Of which tract you are adverse claimants.
aGg96w ANDREW J. CANNON,
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sl sat4 Waste st'2 HSa hax ksSSiE' '; ii

sas'kss nav TASTE WAdhsthcy Tet;fsn Iii
hard water. Many vegetables Gas on
ss;ioas) shejk ncs1 .--tass*lsss ri fotfsssxa,
ter, because all the favor i; Dissolved
out The ad.l,ieasss sa3t efIcn fchetks
this Gas in the case of on!ons,) causing
the vegetables to retain the peculiar
-tlavoling .principles, besides MUCH nu-
s1ricibus4shttsr-~hich n;yhabe lost IL.
s,ft water. Thus it appears tina; salt
har1ens water ito ~ dcgrce:4 :Fsracx-
tracing the juice Of meat, to make
broth or soup, soft water unsaItcd and
cold at first, is best, for itslTae!.r moro
rapidly pcnttratcs the tissues; but for
n>tss3' as. B. ,gs as aS}s .. ID
IS prefsaJ,le, and, tho ap,eyt siIould she.
tut III while It is boiling so as to seal
the pores at once. '-~"-'~-~-"
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TT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
~ August 9TH, 1866.
To tie Heirs Of the Estate of Daniel adams deceosed
SIR You hereby notified to appear at this Office
on 22D DAY.OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1865, At o
O'Clock in tho forenoon of said day, and then and
there show cause why Homestead Entry No. 6l3.
made by Daniel Adams now deceased, upon the u
section H. township 126 range g. in tho district
Of lands subject to sale at st. Cloud, MIMI, should
not DO Cancelled a. one Samuel Whitney alleges IN
abandonment Of said entry and proposes then and
there to show the fact Of such when you
will be allowed to contest such showing.
HENRY G. WAIT, Register,
ap9o.ew1 ". .. MITCHELL. 1eesivss,
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Saxony, Fur and Cloth Hats, Seal, M
tria, Plush and Cloth Caps, 60.
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w 1hI X w AMI w ILL DE- MADE:
THE p tn. following
Coseo members Com
'ahseaaA@<aduet the award Of premiums; =. .;..
Bowrs ft Third Natl Bank
AMOS HAIL. Treasurer SOL R 1xEs Ezp
II Ho11xAx Governor
BRIoas, NUM- Mum Scott Evst,r
Donr Predno the Board Trader
i: s ssss'2
at large will h"v. f t4as zooz0 @s,::: - ,xezs
SOLE MANl6E t1Ng oF:9A ZEg 4KARp1N 1nsps2411&
Il: liz
1,l
PLACED Wheel and three husa snd
prehad;@d wit: >*:4;:@x"'>@5 :HI' . .1:T -
B363 psra House and Lot 800 Paintings and the Bust
Of Lincoln, ..... -.
Will be placed another d.vn
the other wheel will
viii! tete lhe Pemum drawn with it in each
will be ready Of tho .
the the
an unncumed Title
tea the ss1s . Rf,s the
and will be furnished
Messrs Rees Ayres, Chicago % ~ "
CERTIFICATES FIVE DOLLARS
With each Of which fine Steele
Engravngs worth the
FOR LIST OF ESaRAvNGs GIVEN
ordering Engraving
Drafts Posoce Money Orders
State carefully written as every Certificate fully registered
And directed oper. Chicago m Or
broadway; New York.
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! YanLe2rssif1inIIv EsS4ef

"A YankessRa5 u0ld'v G4bAed
by European traveller, who asked him
whsthssh haas justs sssmsa aasuta tAx]
Alps "Wall, now you cali my atten-
.G,'an io,sI,dAd> u g.sd+ did pass risin'
ground"
xr1e.s s,r1 s::zzyse1 ysE
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TT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI,
-. August 18th, 1866.
on the 6ru DAY OF OCTOBER, 1866, 10 O'Clock In
the ornoon, and offer proof in support Of your Home
stead Entry No. 992 made at this Office, April Eth,
1865, on the Il ne Il and Il NV Il. section -
alleged by one Matthias schanaidroski, who. WIN then
and there appear with wtaess toosr proof support
OF his allegations. at which time you will be permit
ted all the privileges Of contastine party:
HENRY C. WAIT, Register,
augl66wi W:B. MITCHELL Rscstvsr:
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Dress Goods

a Il ! ! \ Dress! Ore! ): foods =: =:
1have q mo line, consisting Of French
Merinoes, Grape du Chenes and Amures,
Alpaccas. Hlfa.attaa- Tartan; Checks,
Pipliess Ph,d, Striped and Brooaded, No.
hairs, Printed and Atwood Delaines, &c.
/
Ladies Cloths. Fur Victorines 4nd Capes,
Misses Ermine Viatorines and Ttlm.s.
: -Hesie!ys and Glover Iadioi' Mer,no
Vests and Drawers, Wool Hoods, Nubias,
- Bonnet Ribbons. Ruches and Flowers.
Z VI /. -. ..
=
Business and Over Coats, Pants. Vests,
Vndershpts and Drawers; Gray aud Fancy
Wool Overshirts, Jackets, Buck Mitts,
Gloves, Gaunllets, &C..
saxony, Fur and Cloth Hats, Seal, Nu-
tris, Plush and Cloth Caps, &c. 49,:
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RAIL ROAD. LANDS.
First Division, st. Paul
and Pacific R. RI. Co.

u
and Pacific R. II. Co.
This company now offers for sale the
Lands granted by Congress to aid in the
construction If its branch line from St.
Paul to Watab.
These lands are in the
Valley OF the Upper mississippi,
on both sides of The ,riyer. and embrace
great variety Of
TIMBER, PRAIRIE AND HAY.
The Road has already been
COMPLETED
and trains are running to
ST. CLOUD.
The Lands are
j.: EXEMPT From TAXATION
until sold and conveyed by the Company.
They are offered in tracts Of
40, 80 Or 100 ACRES AND UPWARDS
and will be sold TO-
ACTUAL SETTLERS s
:-4:s upon advantageous, tetms.
:eSc:< s13 :. .e~ -3.l@ &c -
Terms, cash the brGnds Of he Company
par, er to thes ze Eho dssiEe it,
~. :: Long cl:r1ssdit and
LOVE-. RATEa1sOR sINTEREsT
.ss;:ez air
III pgEons nespassing upon these lands
Viii be prosecuted under TIE recent Act &,
t. 1eg7slaanre. ysE:&; ~: q
i: .efs' LII Il: I'd: 70 S=:s.s;
81: zE:-7s zskr r=v ~ zzl
Sd rot iaf.inaat matt Is Is Ii Inns IN the coun.
ties Of sI = hl>g >Es~s<2 ::
TODD. <2 se - -:
CROW WING,
MORRISON,
BENTON,
STEARN3
And the north part OF
WRIGHT AND sHERBURNE,
Apply to
p. L. GREGORY
ST. CLOUD,
GEO. L. BECKER,
Land Commissioner,
v6n4-tf St. Parl, Mlnn.
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Trunks, Satchels, Blankets, &c.
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Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, Mirrors
&c.-a very large assortment
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FREE TO EVERYBODY!
THE GUIDE TO HEALTH AND BEAUTY, :
lust PUBLISHED. 1t teaches how to remove Tan
u Freckles Pimples, Bloches Moth Patches, Sallow-
ness Erupons, and all impurities Of the skim how
to enamel the skin leaving it white and clear ala
baster how to produce the fullest development of the
female form las practised by the French causing the
bust to grow round and full and if the form has been
lost by padding, lacing maternity, restoring it to
more than its original fullness, irnpess and beauty
produce corpulency the reverse: remove superfn-
GUS hair; cure Corns, Bunions. Warts and Moles;
renew your age cure Drunkenness, Catarrh, Dyspep-
sia Nervous Debility, &C., how to fascnate and gain
the love and affection Of any person you may choose
together with other useful and valuable information
No young Lady or Gentleman should fail to send
their address to the undersigned andreceve return
mail copy of this valuable work in sealed envelope
free of charge. Address,
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists,
vSn43em. 2s5 River St. Troy, N. Y.
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MINNESOVA--PAST,& PRtiSENT AND
FUTURE.

PROXY TIE 8. Fuu! Iienssr.
Sne scNleme%thpd wol>1erfuA groS Eth IF
t8esWssf and2hbrth- Esst I l. slkterN
wealth, in population, in political power
and Importance has no parallel in history,
aud furnishes the best evidences of the
wisdom ana psstfns Abeaeaesaee u our
system Of Government. If there has been
one thing next to the Constitution Of the
United States mQEesthan anathsr among
~ sss Esa * t. n.' ~ $sl4s sSa
Of the great land ordinance Of 1887. 1t
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=. Ij.;i,,.As2.-b sorr warm. -'rhc &:
fec: "Fh1l! and .*9ft Yyatar i CO 5kins
diii:r"n, yc2ci:t'*lvs vary i''G.":ial'y.
il arl 'nA,.* co,;.c.l - hard w.:>:r.
E" lin: ::;.'o OF %ttI:>!,a', viii not
b.. tender, in,c;,:;s tl,.ye sAjs .a4cci.
harlan rrrnf:.h!n cas..in In s11ft wat
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Boots and Shoes,

A good assortment of Mems aud Boys
Boots, Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes and Balmorals, Buffalo and Cloth
Overshoes, LACED Moecasins, Oil Tanned
Boots, &C. i ::
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI,
~ August 9Th, 1866.
To IosAud Aoove and James n Red.
SINS: You and each Of You are n.ti6ed to appear at
this once on the 20fH DAY OF sEPTENBER, 1866.
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day. aud then
and there show cause why your Homestead Entries
No. 1918 and 1919 made by you respectively upon the
ne n and nwH section a. in township No H. range
81, should not be declared abandoned, and your H.
spective entries Cancelled, one Joseph 4. Colby,
alleges IN abandonment, and then and there proposes
to show such abandonment thereof by yoa and each
Of you, when full opportunity will be Afforded you
of opposing such showing.
HENRY c. WAIT, Register,
aug96wB W. B. MITCHELL, Receivse:
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TT s. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD MIMI,
~. August 9Th, 1860.
To James Hardy and Gordon Hammer.
S1Rs: You and each of you are notified to appear
this omce on the 201H DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866;
at ~ o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. and then
1854 and made BY respectively upon thu %
and sw section "a. in township IT, range 49, in tic
District of Lands subject to sale at st. Cloud MIMI
should not be Cancelled, one Duaine W. Colby
alleges an abandonment thereof by You andeproposss
then and there to show the same when you win be
afforded full opportunity Of contesting such cha1Ra
HENRY G. WAIT, Register:
aug96wH ". B. MITCHELL. Receiver.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD co.
Wll not any for baggage, except for YEA
ing apparel and limit their reponsbility to One Hun
dred Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that
amount In value will be at the risk Of the owner I'M
less taken by special contract.
n. WILLIAMS Gen1 Superintendent, altoona. Pa
HENRY W. GWINNER, Ge,,'l Ticket dgent, FHi1a
H. H. HOUSTON. Gen'l Freight agent, Phila.
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Our stock Of Violins, Violincellos, Con-
ira Bases, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Claro-
nets, Guitars, Banjos, Military Drums Of
oil descriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
deems, Strings, etc., is complete,
Church Organs, Melodeons and Pianos
tuned and repaired.
Orders attended to with Pronptness.
v7n26-1y
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~ ~
Ladies Cloths. Fur Victorines dna Capes,
Misses Ermine Victorines aud T4lmas.
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Horrible TragedY.

4 Ro65er K-Ils one CHld tcith a Bible.
and BeOtS ttgO more until he SupDosed
Utens Dead, a0itb Smoothing Iron, is
44rrested 0nd makes q COafessi0R
4 terrible tragedy occurred on the 7th
inst, at the house of Mr.. Todd, living
near Paris, Jennings county, Indiana
About two O'Clock p. H., Mr.. and Mrs.
Todd, being absent for a short time from
the house, on their return, We're horror
stricken to find all three of their children
stretched upon the floor, a. if in a diving
condition, and weltering in blood. The
alarm was given TO the meighborS. who
all turned out in arms, on foot and horse
back, securing the country in search of
the author OF the horrible decd The
youngest child has died from the injuries
received, but the other two NAV possibly
recover. Late on the evening Of the
murder, the oldest child recovered sutfi-
GENTLY to tell the name of the author of
the terrible act. His name is Wash.
sage. 1t was but short time after this
was known that the scoundrel was secur-
ed. 1t appears that when the children
came into the house they found Sage ran
sacking it. He Immediately seized a
Bible lying near, with which he knocked
the smallest child in the head. He then
grasped smoothing iron and with it and
pistol which he held in his hand. he
beat all three of them until he supposed
they We're dead, and then left with his
booty for his home only three-quarters of
mile distant, where he was found. Up
on being taken into custody, he made a
full confession. He has always been a
bad man, and his father before him was
terror 70 the neighborhOOd ana he is be
lieved 10 be the one who attempted to kill
Wiley White some time ago. He had
been arrested for barn burning and des-
troying hay stacks. The murdcrcris is now
confined in the Vernon Jail.
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boards are authorized to examine the case
and receive testimony, and that eoen the
person charged loith desertjOn can be
S'oorn IN his o1cn case, yet Fiester Clymer
and his associates not only voted against
this bill, but put upon record their protest
against such laws and thus place them
selves in the unenviahle light of being
the aiders, defenders, abettors and apollo
gists OF skulking deserters Soldiers,
what think you of the deserters candi-
date for Governor?
The bill passed the Senate on the 10th
instant by the following vote:
Ycas-Messrs Bigham, Browne, Con-
nell, Champneys, Cowles, Dunlap, era
ham, Hall, Hoge, Householder, Landon.
Lowry, N'Conaughy, Nichols, Ridgway,
Royer. Shoemaker, White, Worthington
and Fleming, ,Spe0ke5-20.
Nays-MesSrS. Bearsiee, Clymer DOn0-
van, Glatz, james, Latta, Montgomery,
SchaL, Wallace and Walls-II.
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OI TIE oaASttC'
DR.. Rothrock, over the signature of
Justice" publishes certificate in
your paper of the 14th signed by
Thomas Fritz, representing that l de,
ceiVed him as to the character of the
paper | presented him for signature,
and the same published in your paper
Of the 2Sth Of February, the object
being to elicit the name of the author
OF the article assaiHng the character
and conduct of the Directors of Mat
tawana Bridge Company. This as
sumption Of any attempt on my part
to deceive Mr.. Fritz is wholly untrue,
and | doubt if he Fritz knew what
kind OF a paper he was signing wher
he put his name to that certificate
Mr.. Fritz, in conversation with other
persons, has spoken freely of the-con
tents OF the paper Of the 18th of Feb
ruary, proving certainly that he did
know its purport and object. Mr.. w.
NJ Knepp was present when the paper
was signed, and | ask you in Justice to
me to publish his affidavit, which ac-
companies this note:
Peace IN ana said county, personally appeared VIM
VI. hnepp, who being duly sworn according TO law
ana says he was present when c. p. Dull handed
paper 10 Thomas Fritz. l saw him sign it; he Fritz
then got INTO the wagon with and rode with me 10
me furoaa. Mr.. Fritz after getting into the wagon,
sud to me we are going to find out who this man Ju>-
tee VINO is writing against the briip pe Directors he
stated to me th2t was The paper Mr.. c. p. Dull
getting me to sign a. director Hc signed il at the
mouse % Joseph SPrSsle. Harry Sprigge was pre-
seut at the time this signed by Thomas FrItz il
being Monday, February 25th. 1866.
WILLIAM NJ ESEPP
sworn and subscribed before me- tins 10th dav Of
March. 1856. Csgo II TCTpIEIr -
After reading the above affidavit. it
is hard to account for the certificate OF
Mr, Fritz on any other ground than
that either Justise, alias DR.. Rothroc1.
has misrepresented its character 10
Mr.. Fritz, or his (Fritz's) association
with that hero of the parchment has
not tended to elevate the standard of
his veracity. G. p. DULL.
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G=FRYSINGER, BROTHERS, Newspa-
per Advertising and General Purchasing
Agents, No. 40O Chestnut St, Philadel-
Phia, are authorized TO receive advertise
lnents and subscriptions for this paper.
Anything, (which cannot be bought at
nome, from 4 Book 10 a Piano. can be
obtained in the city, through these
Agents, at the forrest prices, their COM
missions coming Oft the sellers. Country
Merchants, as well as citizens, will find
this Agency a great convenience. All
letters Of inquiry, with 4 stamp incIosed,
are promptly answered. mh2SeOw3t
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Country Merchants who want plain
or fancy Candies; Foreign Fruits or Nuts
Of every kind; Canned Fruits, Vegetables
or Oysters; Syrups of lemon, raspberry,
strawberry; Raspberry Vinegar or Sarsa-
parilla; or anything else in the Confec-
tionery line, Will find them, at the lowest
prices, at GEO. MILLER d Sons, SO Mar
ket street, Philadelphia, who always fill
country orders promptly, whether large
or small
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BOOK NOTICES.

IN THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for April viii he
found several articles OF particular interest. The
first article y account Of last days Of the ven
cradle poet, Waiter Savage LaGdOr, by one who knew
!n intimately. and Is the first Of Of articles
giving gLInp>es of the old man Of Florence durj10
the years 1859 60 and '6l Passages from Hawthorue's
Notebook are continued. john Foster kirk. author
OF "Charles the Bold, contributes essay on Santa
Beuye, editor oftfe Recus deg Deur Uoades and one
of the prominent literary Of France at the pres
ent time. Under the title of "A Struggle for Shelter"
Miss G. p. HaSes discusses the tribulaOns which be-
set all who unfortunate to live in thesetnes
Of high prices.
Rev. y RoSnolds, in . paper of remarkable power
sets forth the causes which lmpeed the recent out
break in Jamaica, and yiydy describes the horrible
Chimney, discourses the proprietes of dress on
the political situation, The Atlantic has word to saw
and paper OF no little pungencY discusses the issue
between Congress and the President. For light read
ing. 1t offers the continuation of Doctor Johns and
Griffith Gaunt and Madame Wadoborough's Carriage
land furnish poems Of characteristic excellence The
number contains sixteen extra pages. TlcknOr &
Fields publishers Boston
OUR YOUNG FOLKS. the beautiful Juvenile illus.
trated Magazine, for April, has appeared. I,S first ar
ucie The Four Seasons, by Lucreta r. Hale fun Of
interest The object of this series Is to present the
general outlines OF botany in a clear and interesting
manner sItng the subect-matter OF each article u
the season when 1t appears, that the readers NAV
be able 20 find lustrauon for the principles laid down
by the writer not only IN the pages OF The Magazine
but also IN the world about them. The remaining ar
me!eS are as follows: Kitty Mrs. Winchester Little
Things; summer II Leslie GOdthWaIte's Life (c9n-
unued0 Patty Mudges Pies; The History of Iip-rop;
Lydia Lamb: DHiy-Daly; Work and Play Farming
tor Boys; Round the Evening Lamp and our Letter
Box. good investment for BOYS and girls Sub
scnPuon price = year. Ticknor L Fields, Boston.
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DIED.

In NIifflinburg, March II, 1866, Mrs.
ELIZABETH V. SHRINER, wife OF Maj.
Charles H. Shriner, aged 30 years.
In Philadelphia, on the 7th instant, Of
typhoid pneumonia, JOEL ID. HOUGH
son OF Maj. ID. and Eliza Hough, aged %
years, 10 months and p days. His re-
mains were brought to this place for in
tennent.
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Job Work,

Eighth sheet hills 81 for 25 or less: fourth sheet
bs - for p OF |e-s; aif sheet b s. for Is less
- Proceedings Of public meetings or orcaniza-
rou5 u any sind involving private interests in any
nav, are carEeahe a the rate of I'VE cents per line.
aal must lee pAI8 for, it - much easier for tEslye
or ffreu persons to contribute quarter each. or
uury forty ten cents each. than Tor who have
uu direct interest IN the matter, to pay from
two dollars getting such things INTO type. We hope
therefore hat al such as~embages he eafter
viii the collection Df ie probable amount.
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To Farmers and Country Mer-
chants,

If you have Butter Eggs, Lard, Bacon Hams.
Onions Seeds, potatoes. dried fruits. vinegar any
thing else fer which you want to get the highest prce
possible, ship by rail canal 10 SHREDDER CHRIST *
BRO. Produce Commission Merchants ll6 ). Deia-
ware Az. Puada pHa-a strictly res pouzible firm
Iney make liberal advances on cUIsI I-ClIneuts and
prompt returns sales, charging only the usual
commission of per cent. give them trial
PhllaG phia March u lS6G.-3t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-28
MARRIED.

On the 20th March, 1866, by the Rev J.
w. White, THOMAS PHILLIPS and EIIz-
ABETIG CASTOR, both Of Wayne town
ship, Mitfiin county.
On the 22d inst, by Rev. W. Downs, J.
Y. ID. MCLAUGHLIN 10 Miss LOTTJE
CAUGMLING, both OF Newton Hamilton.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-03-28
sACENTS WANTED.

The Photograph Case and Family Record.
THIS Is great opportunity for enterprsing persons
of energy to naAe money. Its article E..lch
the puDc nave felt Tie need Itrea!iS on price,
ami It's beauty ana uuIlty is universally acInowIrrd
The success which has attended H.. sales warrants
the assurance that be sold to almost every
family We are prepared to show that we have agents
wno are clearing Si15 every month. Address for
Circulars ana Terms. RAYMOND & co.
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