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GOVERNMENT GOODS,


4 TCTION SALE-Of Condemn
n q Goye1nment rrcpHty, at ,spxtnknld. Ill.,,
ink At public auetion, IN tront Of the Wigwarn.
Eor1h Sixth aueet. q large amount OF condemned
kett. ksGdles, 1tmy clothing. hlanke11, bcdsacE,
kr&dea. shove1s, desks. stoses EEAtn-txcks. A1es,
waH ane common, and 6ooo she1tsr-aad t CTrat +,
Iiety Of ottct p aoperty The sales TO commence It
continue un,il the whole Is d..noxed of; Is9; cash
TrtASuyy noteR. JAMES CANPRELL.
sp1ngn9f. Ill, JAMS, 1sSte Cspt. and l. ON.
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M 1SS SHEPARD AT SMITH &
1H1- NIION'B HALL.

a bEil'isne little company assembled On Wednesday
evening list H. the Lecture Room Of croshYs Opera
House, to listen to the g1ised young reader, Mis-
LETiTA l. SHEPARD, whose rare cultivation Of
voice nd power and pathos united make her one OF
tho most charming readers Of the day. No one that
we have heard has 10 we'll succeeded in bringing
ont the thoughts contained IN what they rtad, and
such an influence has sne 1pon her hearess that they
feel with her all she utteta. She ID than meu
re4der she his ali the fire and eloQuence Of inspired
genius and setzes upon the autbos meaning, and
Eeystt I'd others. With d sweet wonanly manner,
very lovely face. and an e1quisey graceful pezson,
combined with the highest order Of dfsmauc talent,
Mss Shepard cannot fall to stand In tbs front rank OF
roodern dramatic readers. 30 enthusiastic wire het
audience the occaAion OF her t reading that they
begged she would give another, that the entire coto
tnuntty might hare an opportunity Of bearing what
gava them 70 much pleasure. We happy 10 state
that Misc Shepard hAa aGecded TO the request and has
appointed Thursday evening the 1lth. 1t 81lth T.
kf1ons Ball. when feel assured Rhe viii bo greeted
by full and aprrsctssirt houRe. d6<<4p
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MARINE POLICIES.

1he TnAvHLxks' OF HAH15oED now Issues Ass!ue
Policies, tntn1ing agRlo1t accidental lou or life IN
ypyaEiuE to distant ports In 1ny part Of the world
For TIP to Europe ths premium to policy holders Ii
but dollar for each thousand doIlar1 insured fr
each pastake the ocean. up to teu tveatynrs,
or Afty thousand dollars. To Havana oae dolsF Def
dollars per thousand each passage.
Let no man start On = voyage to Liverpool, Havre,
Hamburg. other Distant port, without fz1t taking
a Marine Policy In the THAyxL1xHs' or HAaTYonn.
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
IT'S EARLY HISTORY


IT'S EARLY HISTORY.
The essiiest dhan.te ncosd Of aoythipx uke accident
lnauanee. Of which We nsre xoy kuou1edxe u found
ths French marine ordinance Of Louia XVI, In 1851
daen captirts. md guaz,ateez tho peacs Of ne re-
denDtl0n. a**''td 'e0" a< sar.o".. If On the home
ward TOY fa<y p-rt.a BY aay osAt- nse. lsan ae
sa,deatA-i
Tho sas.eps Euuas, unooa, etc., OF mechanics and
ssadesmen nremeas benevoleu.socctiss, odd se,,ox,
feeznsson' snd Other erEsatzatioas of lks eaarao
ter. which hare been common for uaany sears. b,ys
IN stw The seaef Of those members vho s1c saadcay
pEos1ated by accident and mike point to pro,de
for tbs t&nles Of those who lose their l!yes by cas
p<otecson and eonteuplates nothing 1osa than IN i
perfect kind Of sccsdeat tr,u.snce. =,
:.. :, - =.
The arss company having IN view The specific obtet
0f'n'nfans against .oeiasas. Hhe.nes ~, staen,
n.a,. Val the Accidental Ds4.s 4asuranos COMPANY.
of toad' n has'sad Incorporated >. As. ef r4rt.:
7tHs :" the year 'st*. 1as n.ny.y R....as*t.' A:
sursnso otn;.ay' .'so OF London. w,sa s'a..r pev.
es and objects. was incorporated in III. fel,,x,ns
,e.s. Tho growth Of these two companies has been
stcscy and st and the nrstpenttoned corpor-
lam. The success has demonstrated that accident H.
surance meets pub.te need; sad whea properly pre-
scented, By = safe and responsible COMPANY, the
people Will readily avail ,themsel,e. of in pro-
Tue net that these Two veteran companies are now
the only ones In England, al their rait.tor.
lives. al4o demon.tate that requires ample c.pls.
atd careful and honorable msuagement to mste ths
business sate, successful and permanent; and that
speculative, mnahroom companies are not the best
re,ianee when ac.rt benefits shoud b. from
the Insurance.
ITS IMPORTANCE.
Ercry is liable 70 accident no matter Whist hi,
occupation OF pursuits. whesaer he travels much O,
none at Ill whether he works amid the wniFr md c,.t
Ter Of moving machinery Or in store lawyess ONCE
editors sanrtum. The liability Is, Of course, no,
equal IN III czsesyet statistics and nexspaper nles
give plenty Of illustrations Of careful sedcnsasy sae
~ho are killed seriously injured by some one Of tho
common accidents Of daily tfc, whiie o,her men may
drive railroad train run planning machine for
score cfyca,s without scratch. I
The subject does not require Argument There are
few en Who VIII not admit that they ,dy meet with
accident any day. aud st times they iesl absolute1y
IN danger OF accidental injury OF death. ~Good iuet~
cannot axays he depsnded upon. 1twill not prsrent
tzatus tom running OF lhc track steamboat boilers
trom exploding, machinery from naaxl,ag. bosses
rom running away ssdcwalk1 from being tcy, cold .tou
eexins uEhsu,as nuu striking. Tha assons to be
usssa sse precisely .as same 4. IN nm tns.aes l.
j. 10. cheaper to let respon,fb,e company t.te tho
rss t.a to take It yourself, Is not 5oar body worth
more than your dwelling house7 Is not the protection
offered seof1a more sAon Il cosssf
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POWERS
Patent Perpetual Broom.
FACTS UF INTEREST TO ALL.

TITS WESTERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEN
contro. it. One and half million dollars are paid
each year br citizens Of Illinois for brno1ok Three
Iour1hf Of this nmouui be saved to Illinois bJ the
nEc Of tht tbove brnom Every family cab save enough
to boy two good weekly p4pc.t. Heze IL m inviting
cld fos enterprise and capital The risk Is small the
reward cetain That this IL The ltEhtest ruos simple
strong md handsome broom II the Unied 6tAte.:htre
cen he no question. No eng false m objection to
IL EEhty.tve counties and eight ts) States ko1d tn
my ofree within few weeks past. and every nan Is
thsiEhrd with his purchase. X. c. Dewitt Of WAu-
Gekan, H., fenilxea $500 commissions In four weeks
selling comfy nEhts-nn his return purchased N1tha
friend, seven Middle arc Southern stutR- #. q.
HolMes Of Van BurtD county, Mich, bought 4 county
AEd Te4tt1e0 4tH the frst weck selling fl3h1s and
leoc1ns. ". T. whitney, Circuit Clerk, unpsyc Co,
ILL.,. eaid, The broom aat Ia my ottce hour and
hull SIX orders wrre takeu and not man asked
". u Re4ser eauva.s%d bloomington two daYs and
took s ordcfk-p1oft 4soai. Jas. Croioot drove =
1bd,ana aud said had thu ssoons ! could have
taken let0 orders. I could multiply lrtianccs. Now
What sensible mAn IN view Of teAe fAcra unless peg
fect!s aat6ed with h!a present business will !su to
give ne call. ct tend .tAup for circular
HtAte and County Flights. Town Rights tn this
County. and Ward Rights IN the City, for Ealea sach
Ggusta ~ Will ena1le 10 realize SO pei cen, ca
Lis Investment In 10 days. For full particulars call at
the manufsc1oJ. corner Of Franklin and Like stzeets,
OF 1t my otEcc. CAAS. 4. BROWNE,
Room II Tyle1ts Block, ~ Lasa1te-H,
d3s7 +thp Chicago, IN.
NIOTICE.-Fr and after this
u date, Mr.. WALTER l. pECK becomes inter-
racs our L1s1nezs Wi he.txttrr be conaucted under
lie sts le sad trn Of CCftl:Es, MAk6ToS rECK.
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WEEKLY COMPENSATION.
An important consideration, which coumruds &c.
e!deat Iususance 10 public favor, Is it, tysten Of
weekly compensation Cndez IN ordinary Life policy,
tho person whose LIE IL insured can neyer resp my
personal benefit from the su assured: 1t goes to t.s
surcd IN the TrAvu12s. who Is injured by say aeci.
dent whatever 70 severely n to temporarily di1abe
him from attending TO hls usua! hn.tncss cAa recye
The dement's Of insurance At once snd hsvs the consos.
ton ofdrnving his nfteen twenty-five doIlari Per
week toward pasing doctos.' bills and family e1.
perses.
There very large cass or tnen-machtnfsts, MT
caanics snd others-uho uorkhY GAe etay, yec.,y1se
fair or ube ii waKes while thc work, but whose IN.
come ceases The momtat they cease work II they are
absent day OF week, It IL 70 much deducted Aou
their PAY. The majority Of this class Of men could
esaly spare the smat amount Of premium ne:ea&a1y
prtcure roley Of say three thousand dollars In
ea.e Of ta1 accident. Or hfeen dollars per week in
c4se Of nonfatsl disabling injury, which would cost
but eighteen dollars year.
Erssy Intelligent psrson knoxs that It u thing 70
common n 70 excite special remark. fr nsehin.
lit to BE- laid up week or several wre1s BY accident
In any such cases it Is found necessary to circulate
subscription paper among his employers and fellow
xorkmen. 10 raise money 10 relieve the necesutes Of
the unfortunate nasoa family. In some Of ou. large
asmo:,cs, these frequent "subscnpuons" for 4, B.
md peuye serious tar On Others more fortunase
and morc prudent IN mortng for thetr families but
who es1n no better usges. The man Who Il insured
c1u take care Of himself and fanlly, hs caa work
II disabled By Aeetdsnt. the company Will Ply him.
and he is thus relieved from anxiety.
The list Of oter aeren hundred persons DOW On this
book. of the Company, who hsye recelred weakly
compensation. in sums ranging from Is to sssa, fur.
niahes 70 many satisfactory evidences Of the 1es'be
1T to be derived from this system Of 1usurance. We
hare spoken more particularly of mechanics and ms
chiDs1; bat compensation has been received. snd sp
prectated By mescbsnts manufacturers, lawyers edt
,ors, phys,cI.n, bankers psotesso Judges, students
-mcn Of wealth. and men Of all othez tlasses well
asby those who work At trades.
=! III:
one xsts a,ssanit, secures conpsn'at.'a nearly or
quYe sutsc,nt to eaua, the amount OF premium paId
for the whole year. without counting the large sum
also secured to the family oa4e Of fatal aeclaaat
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ONE MONTH P0L1G i.
Ono Month General Accident Policies ire .ssaed BY the
1RAv111xzs' or HAs1Yoxn, at The moderate 1a,e of
ooe dollar for each ,housaud Insured, for tho .rdu
ny" clam Of policy holdess Tne sun Of i've dolar.
win buy onc Of these policies, Eood for thlsty dsva
tnzuripx aganst all kt.ds q aectd<a and securing
the payment Of ssoo in cars Of ital accident or sz3
pcr week loot exceed txentyAx weeks} IN cas- of
disabling bodily Injury.
IN iasussnee stc1a. tas = and is par xssk sem.
pensAtion insusnk only -sxsioss injuries caused ov
aoetdens to tAe public eonreyoaee" costs two dosr,
for h month; while monthly policy covering the
ss'ns sneuns Of lnsaranee precisely. but tn.urtnr
ass.nas o1 ainds Of src,denia xhe.hsr travelling or
cot. eosts shree dollazs. Il IL not worth more thau
the extra cest7
These policies sre vaJ convenient for shoss Who
wish to insare for only short tenn, Of WHO Cannot
iA-A
wen spass the szo111 Of non.5 I'M Jes1ay premium;
also for mechanics and s:Aers, who chooae to insure
By The month rather than tho ytar A. an nouceneut
to the purchase ofnonthly pollcle. tho company Of
fu to gye policy 9os half Jear qrdtfs {1espt pol
icy iee fs1 to say person purthastng z cno month
policies In any cue yea.-tbe hslfyeas policy to be Of
The saune amount ~ the ays1sxs Of the monthly poll
r4fN.
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THE PIONEER COMPANY.

THE PIONEER COMPANY.
The 1kAvE11xEs 1ssr1Asc1 coarAs1, Of Hartford,
Conn., was the h,st to successfully introduce thep prsc
tice Of aocld4nt insurznce In thla country. III
tounde7 Has JAxn @. BA17EEsus, Esq, Of Hartford,
Conn, xhn has witnessed the workings Of accident
lnsus7pce in England. 4 charter vas obtained fsom
the Connecticut Legislature Of 1sea. contemplating
oriy the lnaursnE Of ra![vay p&ssengers snd other
trnreuers. In the ssng Of ~ N amendment to the
charter Vas oht..ned. sutsorizg insurance aeainst
accidents Of al kt~ds md the Company issued its orst
policy April 1st. 1ssL OF 1t. subsequent history we
speak elsewhere
II uas not IN EASY thing to estaolisA accident nsa.
rance IN Ames1cs, ready our people srr for every
ne,r thing that promises also to be GOOD thing, Ex
poanrr to accident IL much greater IN the ko-aheaa
Yankee nation than In slor-ooseh England. statis-
tcs were not easily Obtained; 1hese wa no rslshe
dats to sure np rates wese to h estaastshed and
tested mistakes to bs recttedAt no small expense;
rew business WAS to Be organized and kairy brought
to the notice Of the American people These ditdcnl
tics have been succeaa3Tely and successfully over
come, II Is nheliered. and.lhe TkAvz1lxRs' now oness
to the public not only the best and cAeapes rrotec.
tve Insurance e1tant but Insurance that permanent
4ound and reiAble..
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ACCIDENTS INSURED AGAINST.

This company tnsures against the following easul.
ues: AL forms Of diilocatopI, broken bouea n tu:-
Cd tendont sp1stn1. concuss,ons, e1ushnEs1 bruises,
cuts, stabs. tes.s sunshot wounds, poisoned wounas
busns and sc.]da ost bites. bites Of mad dogs oe
.etpeots unpso.otcd assault by burglars, robbers,
rnurdesers de-, the action of lightning or sunst1oke
the effects exploeons. chemicals. tooda aud Garth
quakes, eudocation By drowning or choking, xheu
such accidental Injury Is the Gauss Of dA to the IN
sused, o4 Of total dt.abtay to follow hi. usual avo
The company's policies % not spp1y to death Of
disability azsinx from rhtumatism, gcut hernia Or
auy other disease OF causes aslnz within the syste
Of the injured BEFORE or It tho ume Of Or following
such accidental injury. excepting In ca.e Of injury to
the ASSURED zn1 death ensuing within tnze: months
asioucd by disease such u lockav Or hydrppho-
s.., IN which ease the Company would deem them.
sc1vas liable 10. the injured under thels rot5 II
1t can b. clearly shown that the dIes1e VIZ directly
Induced BY the accident.
nc may say. in general tersosfshe TsAvrzLzzs IN.
sures asaines eyy possible form Of easua]t1 10 life
OF limb -e1e15thlns except dlse1.e.
: GENERAL ACCIDENT POLICIES. :
AGsnera3 Accident Policy insures against accidents
Of eli kinds. and At al times md nlsces vhether
ta1e1!nr Or not whether At home Ut abroad whether
working IN shols oee ml1la factories. at sny OF tho
trades Or on tbs sazu whether riding. walking, hunt
Ing, boating skating. swimming, OF ed,uur d.,1y
nezspape. Ib,a il the kid Of policy We recommend
TO ail opr 1atrons They RE usually tssusd fr terms
Of ono year, bat may b had for one month. th.ee
months, thzee Jears. or Eve yeass.
Ihe4e pcic!es furnish complete protective iasxr
aaoe, anywhere and 1t Ill tin,e1.
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Q)ifa9o Gribn1e.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10. 1855.
:. THECITY.

Coal Mx1Fuo.-1here will be an adjourned
meeting at tho fremont Reuse, Parior No. l, this
(Wntncsdsyl evening, It ~ O'Clock Col, j, n.
Foster Will addsess the neetiae.
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HTRAYED-A Brown Pony, from
- nv stable On The sth fnss Anybody rho tttu.ns
IN sate r. tho ppdes1tSnnd Wit xocetyc ta reward
JOHN BklI1EN, 2t4 AAdl&Qset dt71
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WANTED-$l50o per year. We
e. a1 ss.tns s Mssainss Tire new KINDS. Cu9er aao
large coMrlsslous paid. The ONLY 1oachnes sold in
Gnltsd stass r. less t6an ~ gheh sse fay licensed
Co. snt Rache!der.: All otteF cheap 1aehins1 srt
t1fs!nz e!nent. G1rgntars nee Address, cali upon
x1I. Ntw York; 238 Casterst, Phtladelp lla: II
1onhara's Block, Ch!cag III. ITO West fourih it.
Alo. y. del1bIE-3ut
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EOUED-On .Curtis-st, Monday
l. morning, 4 Fur ytetorinc- The owner can have
ertv apd paying for thts advertisement. d633
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Counieston md FuFWasdIpx Macha1ts- P1oElAtona
and Fish fnepectsd md fepacked promptly Storage
for lG,Q bbls Pork &c ant l0c coo bhs Flour. We
tentlGu to sales. 0l.a
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TOSEPH P. GARRISON
u ATTORNEY AND CoUNsHLoE ar LAW
Continues hia professional business 1t Room No. l.
- pe.Enornst, a eefote the 1rn q Clazkson i
been d!aloiytd hF mutual coaieot
Chttakn January !, 1sees tEMh
, 1866-01-10

NIAoAnA sHrr ClNAI---H. 4. Day, E<q, Will
fpoaf thi1 evening In Ao'sss Merchants Exch.neu4
on toe subject Of the proposed ship eanal .nu.d the
NtaRsn Falla- The attendance Of busIoese meo II
especially lprited.
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@ TRANCE BUT TRUE.-Every
- young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much to their
advantage by return mail free of charge,) by
addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears of being humbugged will oblige by not
noticing this card. All others will please ad-
dress their obedient servant
- THOs. +. CHAPMAN.
Jan. 4, 1866. 1871 Broadway, N Y.
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WORTHY the attention of both males females,
who are in want of business. The we'll known
house of S. NJ Ward 4 Co., Manufacturing
Jewellers, 2o8 Broadway, n. Y, wish to estab,
fish an agency in every town in the United
States, and i'll order that the agent can have ..
sample to exhibit to their customers, they will
send as sample, on the RECEIPT Of $500. u gem
une gold pen WARRANTED with silver extension
case and pencil together with wholesale cir
cular to agents, and eleven certificates, or a
There is no agent but what can make easily
So day and often $40. Jan. 25, 1866.-3m.
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The Clea1aest and Cheapest Imminent IN
Use.


The success attending the use of this Prepa-
ration during the short period it has been before
the public is sufficient evidence of its merits,
requiring no putfs or testimonials in its favor.
1t is used in many Parts ths of the
valuable and efiicacous remedies, the propri-
ctor recommends it with the utmost confidence
as safe and certain remedy.
In very cold weather. the nature of this En-
brocation is SUCH that it becomes quite thick,
in which case all that will be found necessary
will be to hold it near the fire for few mo-
ments, or put it into some warm water always
with the cork OUT before using.
Walt should always be we'll shaken, and
kept closely corked SO rs to preserve its
strength.
&s-Sold throughout the country by Drug
gists and Storekeepers generally.
&sa.I Martinsburg, by J. L. W. BAKER,
and VIM DORSEY, Apothecares.
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
VIM. D. BELL, Apothecary
Feb. 49, 1865. Hagerstown, Md.
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no CONsUMPTIVEs.-The adver-

/ tiser, having been X stored to health IN o.
few weeks by a very simple remedy, after hav-
ing suffered for several years with q severe
lung affection and that dread disease, Con-
symptoms anxious to make known to his.
fellow-sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send Il copy of.
the prescription used free Of charge with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find sure cure for Consump,,
all Throat and Lung Affections The only
object of the advertiser in sending the Preserip-
items is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he conceives to be invalua-
BIZ, and he hopes every sufferer will try his
prove blessing. Parties wishing the pre-
scription, free, by return mail, will please adj
dress Rev EDWARD a. WILSON.
Jan 4 Williamsburg, Kings Co, n. Y
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m r U STEE' s S ALE.

tn r U T e E S S A l. e.
By virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to
the undersigned by Anderson Henshaw and
wife, and james w McWhorter and wife, da-
tod on the lst day of April, 1852, and of record
in the County Court of Berkeley County, will
expose to sale
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
before the Courthouse door, in the town of
Martinsbnrg on
SATURDAY., APRIL 18th, 1866,
the following Real Estate, lying upon Mill
Creek, in the County of Berkeley, to-wit:
10 ACRES, ROODS,
ANDs SQUARE POLES OF LAND,
being the same formerly belonging to Elisha
Boyd, decd. The valuable Mill upon the
property was burned down a few years ago
The walls are, however, in good condition.
and with the
EXCELLENT SITE & WATER POWER
an opportunity is offered for profitable invest
ment by the establishment of 3
I'd Glory
at this point There are two comfortable
YELLING HOUSES
upon the land
TERMS :-One-third in hand, and the balance
i'll one and two years, with intcrest-and Il
trust deed upon the property to secure the de-
ferred payments.
JNO. BLAIR HOGE, Trustee.
March l, 1866-ts
valley Spirit" Chambersburg, copy till
sale and send bill to this office.
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g CHI DOL HOUS SEES .
The Undersigned School Commissioners of
Mil Creek Township, Berkeley County, w.
Va, wishing to build
3 SCHOOL HOUSES

MIL Greek Township, Berkeley County, w.
Va, wishing to build
3 SCHOOL HOUSES,
hereby give notice to HouseJoiners and Car
penters, that they will receive sealed bids for
furnishing the material and building the same
or each one of them in separate bids to suit
the builders. Said bids will be received up to
April |, ls66-and the buildings to be COM
Houses to be built in strong and substantial
manner to be inspected by three suitable
judges of such work. before they will be taken
off Of the hands of the builders; at which
time payment will be made for the same
The description of said Houses is to be-
Framed % feet wide by 30 feet long, and story
perpendicular, with joints broken and strip
ped, to be inch pine plank. Eight y light
windows, l0Xl2 glass; said windows to be put
in so as to ventilate the room from above and
below. Flooring Of inch pine. plank, dressed
enough to tongue and groove the same Sides,
ends and overhead to be lathed and plastered !;
trap-door to get into loft brick chimney laid
from upper floor, with brick to be laid fiat;
stove-pipe hole to be made secure through the
ceiling, so as for the pipe to enter the chimney,
with elbow above the second floor. An ante
room six feet wide to be partitioned off of the
usual lights above the outside doors strips
around the ante-room with sui able pins for
hanging hats, bonnets, clothing, &c. Said
houses to be planked up over the plastering
around the building, three feet from the floor.
An elevation of suitable size and height for
teachers seat desk, &c. Bottom window shut
tiers, single. Foundation ofstone one foot above
the level of ground; strong sleepers and joice
sufficient for chimney to be built on; oak
shingles for roof Plank to be seasoned
Bidders will specify the time in their bids to
finish said building.
JOHN W. LAMoN,
L. r. BEESON, Com.
DAVID PULTZ,
J. w. CLENDEN1NG, Clerk.
Mill Creek, March s, 1866-5t.
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They cleanse the breathing apparatus by
ejecting from the ar-cells coagulated matter,
or that formation which so severely clogs
them, causing tightness in breathing, and by
their peculiar action on that part, they cause
the mucous membrane to resume its natural
dimensions, thus equalizing the circulation of
the blood and restoring the distended vessels
to their natural SIZE
By its use the Horses appetite is improved,
all arrangements of the digestive organs
rected, sottening the skin, and giving to the
coat sleek and shining appearance, and may
be used with perfect safety at all times, as it
contains no ingredients which can injure a
horse, whether sick or WELL
These Powders also possess peculiar proper
ties in increasing the quantity of milk in COWS,
thereby giving them an Importance and value
which should place them in the hands of all
interested.
For fattening Cattle they are invaluable. In
all diseases to which the Hog is subject, as
Coughs, Ulcers in the Lungs and Liver, etc,
we guarantee their efficiency, if once fairly
tried.