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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-05

IhFslEG o. INC NVhcIETeHt NV6OI''
ton.
The concurrent resolution which passed
the Senate on Friday was introduced into
the House by Hon. Thaddsus Stevens on
Tuesday, Feb. goth, the day of the deliv-
cry Of the Presidents veto message. 1t
reads as follows:
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-05

Concurrent resolutions concerning tho in
EurrecfionnrN States.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-03-05

Another Clerk of the Treasury has been
called up to define his position on the late
speech OF the President, and excused with
an admonition to be more careful in the
future. The clerk referred TO is the editor
of a German paper published here, and
the offensive expression was the words
"scurrilous tailor which he applied to
the President in an editorial paragraph.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18

tho city, for the erection of n now
White House. IL IL understood
President johnson favora the looa.
ton The plan not only eontemplatoa
. new mansion for the President, but
also the laying out Of a National
Park Of some 300 acres worthy Of
the National Capitol Of the Nation.
WAsniNdToa, Oct. IT, Hobt. y.
Chiffon, Of the State Department. has
been appointed Commissioners Of I'm.
migration ia the place Of Horace A.
C0nger.
The receipts from Internal Revenue
sources exclusively up 10 this date
amount 10 over Fil5, 900, 600, which n
in excess Of 100000 per diem from
the beginning of tho present fiscal
year, namely, the lst Of July,
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three story brick building on tho
west, and n dwelling house ON the
east side Twenty-Five persons aro
known, 10 have been burned In. 4he
ruins, biRht Of whom were taken out
dead twelve more or less wounded.
Two, perhaps more, still remain in
the ruins, The debris Of the build.
ings Immediately took fire, and the
firemen aud large force Of men are
now engaged IN oxtingnishing tho
flames, aud removing the rubbish,
Six more dead bodies were taken
from the ruins of Won Brooks turn
ing shop this evening. kfA -
II Is now thought that others still
remain buried 10 the debris. Several
bodies arc 30 horribly burned that
they cannot be recognized.
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rUsEnAL or goIss VAN nuREs

NEw Yoag. Oct 1.-THE funeral
Of Jon Van Buren, will take place on
Friday, commencing at 109 AM All
the courts were adjourned yesterday,
and flags were hoisted at half mast
throughout tho city Ia respect for his
memory.
Gey, FeDton hae ordered a com
mission TO examine aud test recent
Inventions and improvements in
breeeh- loading 8Dd other military
arms, with view 10 supplying the
National Guards Of Now York with
the best patterns., nrf
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Continued Barbarity OF tho
Turks.
Massacre of Mon, Women
and Children.
Latest Foreign Markets by
Cable. huJl
NEWS nY Cable.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1.-THE Cotton
market Ii firm aud unchanged, the
sales to-day were 10000 bales mid
ding Uplands at IBID
LONDON, Oct, i74'rhe money mnr
kot ia quiet Consola for money, s0l.
Tho following arc tho closing prieos
for American seouritiea: Eric Rail-
road b0l Illinois Central, 7S7e I,
United States b-20s, Gsl,
NEw YoRR, Oct, 1.-THE Turoo.
Egyptian army In Gambia was severely
defeated by the Christians in the en-
gagnment already reported in the
Hyrdid ff
II Ii said that Russia il removing
her troops from Poland aud marching
tltcm towards the Danube, and agents
of tho Czar are engaged ia reoftliting
volunteers, In secret, for Turkish
campaign The King Of Greece In
being engaged In n similar duty.
France Is reported TO bo very much
irritatod against Prussia, aud II is
said there IL every probability Of n
war between tho two oohntfiea, nj u
time not far distant.
The Berlin journals tfoat the Ma
poloon Foreign Office circular In
calm and easy manner, thanking tho
Emperor for the exhibition Of pacific
and most excellent Intentions
The Htruh has tho following
special Of Foreign intelligeneos
ATHENS, Oct. 1.-Tho following
advieee have been received from Can
dia; f..s.,
The attack Of the combined Turkish
aud Egyptian troops under Muutapha
Pasha, had completely failed aud the
Canadians gained great victory Ia the
Province of Rhemautisa. They have
baon sueoeasful hitherto at all points.
The Turks continue their barharity
in the Province Of Heraelia. IL IL
said they have masaaerod about three
hundred old men women and chill.
ldron.
CoNaTANTtNopLE Oct. 6,--Tho ma
lorik of the Turkish Ministry adve.
iato the breaking off or tho diplomatic
clations with Greece. The Grand
Yiccroy and Ali Pasha oppose tho
tcp,
Thoro were apprehension of
rising In Theisaly Espeeiuse. The
ineurreetion ia Candia II spreading
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FROM CANADA.
Suffering In Quebec, owing TO the
Late Fire---TempOrary Sites Being
Erected for their Relief.

ToRoNTo, G. w, Gnt. i7.-In con.
sequence of rumor that the Com.
mereia Bank had stopped payment,
something Of run took place yester-
day As the bank kept open until n
late hour last efening, 10 satisfy all
demands, the excitement subsidized.
There Is no truth in any Of the re-
ports as 10 tho failure or stoppage of
any Canadian banks since the suspen-
sion of the Bank of Upper Canada.
ouEBEo, q. r., Oct. l7,--Tempor-
ary sites are being erected for the VIC
tins Of the late fire. Much suffering
prevails and private individuals are
contributing largely TO provide neces-
sarios. Another death from injuries,
Of man named before, is reported
An appeal will be made 10 the people
Of England and France for aid.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Rumors or StantOn's Purpose t0 Re-
slgn---Gcn. sherman Co be Sccre.
tAry or War--Internal Revenue
Receipts. Nt4 8A#sfA %

WASHINGTON Oct l7---It may be
true, MS stated IN special dispatches,
that Hon. II. NJ Stanton has, in writ
ing, requested the President 10 re-
lieyo him Of his position as Secretary
of War, but up 10 noon the Presi-
dent had received no suoh eommuni.
cation. There seems to be no doubt
that Mr. Stanton will soon retire.
IL is understood that Lieut.. Gene
raj sherman has been invited 20
Washington, and there is a strong
probability that he will take charge OF
the War Department for time az
least, AZ b Q harmoniEes with President
johnson in his policy of restoring the
Southern States 20 their practical ro
lations 20 the Union.
The Engineer Corps have been busy,
to-day, surveying the land on Four
.toonth Street, about -- miles from
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There were five now cases aud four
deaths from cholera yesterday, on the
Hospital ship.
The steamship Costa Rico, from
this port for Hong Kong, lest Satnr.
day, encountered heavy gales on Sun
day. receiving considerable damage,
and has put back 10 repair. The ship
Mormon, which sailed Dn the 18th
for San Francisco has returned leaky
and pumps .ebGked. A
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18
MEADE EyILLE, Pa.
Railroad Accldent.--Trnln or the
Trnck.--Ten Passengers Seriously
Injured.

MEApEvlLLE, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE
cxpresa train which left here at 7;30
this morning, ran off the track two
miles this side of Moadoville, precip-
itating the train over an omhankment
some forty feet. All on board the
train were moro or less injured, some
ten Of the passengers seriously. The
conductor, Mr.. White, the engineer
and fireman were hart very badly.
The cause Of the accident is said 10
have been from rail out OF place.
Had the train been running fast,
there Is no telling what would have
been the result The engineer slack
ened up for the purpose Of oiling his
engine, Hun fl8fT8
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FROM 81, LOUIS.
Arrival or stephens. lie Makes n
Npeech 10 the Fenlans. When the
sightlng IN to Commence. Terrific
Boiler Explosion. Twenty Two
Persons Buried In the Ruins.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. II. James Ste
phens arrived here last night, and
was cordially received by delegation
of Fanims He was escorted 90 the
Southern Hotel, whore he made n
speech 20 large crowd, in which he
told them the battle for Irish inde-
pendence would commence before the
close of the present year, aud New
Years Day would find them fighting
on Irish soil, The speech was loudly
aud enthusiast cally cheerod.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Arrival or gteamers.- Ship Aground.
The Yellow Feyer.--The Cotton
Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 17.-Arriyed
-i5toamer 81. Louis, from Boston,
bark Jennie Cobb, from Brooklyn.
Ship Carl, from Bremerhayen, aground
off Grand Island, about thirty miles
from Southwest Pass. Three tugs
went TO her assistance.
Deaths from yellow fever average
five 70 eight per day, which il D grad.
ual increase.
Cotton unchanged, sales 3.100 bales /;
receipts 033 bales. Now York Ex-
change 10 discount
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Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de.
scriptlon OF COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we viii
sell at less than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp Stock, consisting of Burners,
Shades, Chlmneys, Pegs, and Feet, for sale
at mnnufacturersa prices.
Our new Catalogue and Price List for 1855
In now ready for distribution, which will
be furnished 10 hershzsnam enly. 80 a9pil-
@atfeM- NtIO1 HH ~ ti fN
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FROM CINCINNATI.
The River and Weather. Arrival
and Departure OF Steamers.

CINCINNATI, Got. 17-7 p. M-The
weather Is mild and hazyf The river
has risen eight inches to-day. There
have been no arrivals outside the To-
cal packets. The departures are, the
Sam j. Hale for Memphis, and Em.
peror Tor New Orleans, with full car
goes. The Huntsville, for Arkansas
River. leaves tomorrow. Business
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FROM BALTIMORE.

BALTIMoRE, Oct 17.-The commit.
toe, appointed by the Conservative
Convention of last night, to collect
evidence against the Police Commis- =
sioners, met this afternoon, preparato-
ry to presenting the matter formally
TO Gov. Swan.
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FROM BOSTON.
.RAII.ROAn AnornENT.

BosToN, Oct. 1.-THE freight train
from Portland was thrown off the
track at Havrehill, this morning, by
broken rail. Isaac Horn, the engineer,
was killed; aud, Andrew Blodgett,
thefiremnn, supposed to bo fatally in Z
jured.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-18

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. IA terrific boil
or explosion occurred at 10 o'clock
this morning, in the turning shop of
j. II, Won Brock, Franklin Avenue,
totally demolishing the shop; also
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FROM PHILA1 ELPHIA.
soLDIEns, ORPHAN HOMESTEAD.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Sol
diers' Orphan Homestead, located al
this place, is about ready for oecupan-
oy, aud will be formally inaugurated
on Tuesday, November 18th, upon
which occasion Bishop Simpson,
President Of The Association, II. w.
Beecher, Speaker Coliax and Others
are expected to deliver addresses.
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FASHIONABLE ~ y
Dress and Cloak Making.
MISS M. E. FEsLER

HAN TAKEN ROOMS AT THE
,41 residence OF j. ID. Green, Oak street,
between bird and Fourth where she Will
be pleased 10 receive orders for DxeAs- ak
ing. a long experience Ia the business
gives assurance that she can please even
the most fastidious. Drcss-Cutting taught.
and patterns cut 30 ~ the form. l5he In
vites the ladies W eve hsx . sall.
emio diw 81 ti tFittH HtH
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WI. LYON S& 90.
WI. LYON az 90.

VXIE HAVE OPENED A NAM
w moth Fine Clothing House IN ~.
Louis, and have the LA ARdEBT and
flNESr STOCK OF CLOTHS and Fancy
1ihterlHl IN the piece ever brought % ST.
Louis. We also have one OF the best Cut
tery 20 be found in New York. Our Ready
Made Garments were gotten uR especially
70 our order at the celebrated house OF
Devlin a Co., Broadway New YORK, ex-
prqsSly for the 81, LOUIS CITY TRADE. q.
! We are prepared TO get up line, styHsn
business or Dress Suits TO order, IN Inc.
most tasteful aud "nobbyi 7 style, on the
ahoi test notice. We are temporarily lo-
GATED ut No. $40 North Fourth treet, and
win remove to the beautlful marble build.
ing corner Fifth and olive Streets on the
our Mr. Lyon would be pleased 20 re-
celyh "A cnll and the ORDERS Of all hisfor-
ncr customers aud friends IN Evansville,
Henderson, and vicinity.
Mr. Caleb Davidson, THIRD street, be-
tween Main and Locust, Evansville, has
kindly consented 10 take the measures OF
genflsmen who may desire TO favor us
with thelf orders. tt4i
ANY of the formcc customers of Mr.
Iyon who may send tlrtr orders can de-
pend on getting first-clnss goods and cIe-
Rnnt ats at the lowest prices; and in all
cases where not PERFECTLY satisfactory ns
regards style, quality, aud price, they can
s Sd. Louis, Mo-, sept. 2s. 1860. foe2 d2m
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You Will observe, therefore, that we se-
cure safe and speedy transportation, as
wen as great saving In breakage, which
sidered Ia the cost OF our Wares.
our stock Is one OF tho largest and best
asserted to be found In the West, and for
sale at H II.
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%NOAL AND COX n. A SUPERIOR
w. article OF YoughloReny and Pltssburg
Coal and Coke, which / am prepared To
furnish TO Blapksmiths and Brewer@ either
by river or rail-. Coke sent either La noRa.
heads or by car, at low rates. ~.
Once corner Water street and Fulton
Avenue, Jt ~. a. J. II IwTGM1Fn6Ot.
@@4 @M@ .sHf
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JOHN scANTLEN.
WholeeniS ana Retail Dealer In
Itn- Ware, stoves, Crates,
Hollow w AXE, CofPEt. IN HET- -IRoh, ard
!, JAPAh WARE,
No. 81 Main Btssst, above Second,
LLlJEl IA yf. aH Evhnsvtiig, Ind.
Hg- Job Work, promptly executed Ia tho
bsst manner. Orders solicited sepi sm
Christ. ueddHrich. JAS. w. fausr.
KY " - ~ M1GrH ~ LAUE n,
IA Dealers In tlILOCEItIIss, PRODUCE,
HOPh, Ac., &C., Sycamore Street, beLwecn
Fourth and Fifth, EvnnAvitle, Ind,
All kinds OF Country Produces taken ia
exchange for Goods, and tho highest mar
kat pfice paid. fn
In connection with the store, there IN u
large anH cofnmodioua Wagon Yard for
the accommodation Of country dealers.
sepib d1y
- .a.....e.-.s
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ALBERT SCHTFFLING,
Gold and Silver. Platter

No. 2 FIRST STREET CDetween Main ana
Loeusp, Evansville, Ind.
Full. satisfaction guaranteed, and prices
liberal. loci DIV
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nFFtcE ON WATER STREET, BIC.
~ tween Main and Locust Streets.
constant supply, and orders prompt
~ hlisd n0v3
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QUEENSwARE.
Mark az Warren,
'ia NO. Is MAIN STREET,
IMPORTERS OF CHINA. GLASS
Queens ware.

raoNsIDER OUR ADVANTAGES We
~ are now receiving our s1ueellsware df
rect from the potters OF the Old World All
New Orleans, our crates are hoiated from
the ocean steamers, and placed on board
Steamboats,. which land them at our whnr
in this city, thus making but one transfer
from ~ N9#n HsHH kfaf 8a itf
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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Indiana.

--~-TO---- HH5 H9A VI
Evansville, - .@ Indiana
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06

THE COMING COUNTY FAIR.-Judging
from the preparations that are being
made, the coming exhibition of the &C.
dar County Agricultural Society will be
grand success. No pains have been
spared in grading and fitting up the
track, which is now all ready and in ex-
cellent condition. New stables, pens
and stalls have been built, and the old
ones repaired, the Amphitheatre enlarg-
ed, new Floral Hall erected, and every
preparation made necessary to render
comfort and convenience to persons at
tending themselves, and the articles
they bring for exhibition. Entries are
being made already, at the office of the
Assistant Secretary, at which place the
books are open for any and all who wish
to enter articles for competition. Don't
fail to attend, and bring your family
with you. s..~a@ ~
The Bashaws, Tom Hyer, and the en-
tire troupe Of fast horses will be in
attendance. The Agricultural and Fine
Arts departments will undoubtedly be
we'll filled; whilst the number Of horses,
cattle, hogs, sheep and fowls will go to
swell the magnitude of the display
greatly beyond the expectation Of all.
All entries of articles must be made be-
fore o'clock of the second day. .l
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what they call my party" Mr.. Cook
didn't notice the impairment Interrupt
ton. Il was evident tile sort Of Kanga-
roo to which Stewart & Co. belongs was
not In the speakers mind a the time.
Audacious as he was, he never would
have risked his reputation fbr sagacity
for saying the plantation negroes are .
ignorant as the kangaroos Of this State.
The former certainly knows enough to
60 in when 1t rains; the latter will be
caught out on the eth Of October in the
most AWFUL storm that ever deluged reb-
els or made copperheads hunt their
holes and they will be there, too, from
choice, preferring to be caught In such
ungodly company to remaining in the
good old Union Ark, on which, no mat
ter how the storm may beat outside, con-
tinually rests the smile of heaven, and
with which 60 the wishes of the good
and the loyal throughout the land
Davenport Gazette, Aug. 81.
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Iowa News.

Three Jail birds named O. Pherson,
Pat Mclaughlin and Pete Cardnell es-
capped from the Muscatine jail last
Wednesday evening. The Journal says
that Sheriff Keith and his family were
not in the building at the time and it is
supposed that some one entered the
house, took the keys from the place
where they were usually secreted and
unlocked the doors for the prisoners.
The Sheriff gave pursuit and Mrs.
the street and attempted to hold him.
As result that Jail bird was afterwards
caught by the Sheriff; the others got
away.
The supposed leaders of the gang
engaged in the Camanche Bank robbery
were arrested near Morrison, Illinois,
last week. A man and supposed wife
and son, going by various names, are the
parties arrested.
Governor Stone, has designated as
delegates to the Convention Of Southern
LOyalits, at Philadelphia, Messrs. James
Harlan, Thomas +. Withrow, Colonel
w. Penn Clarke, Colonel J. w. Rank.
in, and III. B. Tennycheek. He has al
50 commissioned as Commissioner 81
Legal Inquiry, in place of C. B. Darwin,
appointed Justice Of Washington Ter.
ritory, Hon. Jacob Butler, Of Musca.
| tine.
The President has accepted an invita-.
ton to visit st. Louis. His party will
leave Chicago on Friday morning fol
Springfield, and thence leave for St
Louis.
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New GooDs.-Our merchants are re-
ceiving larger stocks, at the present
time, than were ever known to be ship
ped to this city for the Fall trade. It is
certainly conclusive proof of the pros
perity Of our people and town, and that
our merchants cell goods a little cheaper
than at any other point in the State.
VIM. Dean & Co. have their store room
Allied with dry-goods, of every kind.and
quality, and if the ladies desire anything
rich and gaudy or plain and becoming,
they should call at Deans. -..
Casad 4 Gilmore are now opening an
immense stock of Fall and Winter
Clothing. They will satisfy all custom
ers in quality of goods and prices, and
will not be undersolA. srsa= @.s-aast
Smith Brothers have recently enlarg-
ed their building in order to make room
for their fall stock. They are now re-
ceiving their goods, consisting of stoves
of all kinds, iron and steel, nails, shelf
hardware, agricultural implements, and
in fact everything that Is useful to
farmers and mechanics. Call in.
Charles Hammond will receive his
mammoth stock Of dry-goods during the
latter part of this week. Charlie is now
in the East, but will be home on to-
morrow or the next day.
VIM. n. Hammond, in Virgin Block,
has received a portion of his fall stock
of stoves, &c. He continues to sell those
"peace-makers," the "Olive Branch !"
cook stoves, and also has other, patterns
which are highly recommended. Call
and examine his stock.
Drake & Covington are also adding to
their stock Of dry-goods, and will fill up
during this week for the fall trade.
Greene & Young are keeping their
stock complete by constant additions,
and should you desire anything in the
hardware or agricultural implement
line, give them call.
Vail & Reed are also receiving their
fall stock of boots and shoes. In the
line of hats and caps, their stock is one
Of the largest in this place, and of the
very latest styles.
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~ The new and enterprising boot
and shoe firm Of Vail 4 Reed, have, as
will be seen by reference to their adver-
tisement, in another part of this paper,
opened mandatory to be conducted
by Mr.. w. S. Woods, who is we'll
known In this vicinity, and are prepar-
ed to do any amount Of custom work in
the manufacture, Of mems and boys
boots and worhan's shoes. We would
recommend our citizens to give them a
trial when in need Of anything in their
hnN believing they will give entire sat
isfaction. They also havea large stock
Of boots, shoes, hats and caps constantly
On hand, which they are selling at low
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KANGARoos.-At the mass meeting
at Clinton last Saturday, while John p.
Cook was endeavoring to mystify the
crowd in regard to the position Of the
Union men Of Congress, he said, They
the plantation negroes, who don know
as much as so many Kangaroos." This
exhibition of that singular animal as a
standard of ignorance caused J. Wax
figger Stewart, Esq., toyell out, "That's
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-09-06
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, hsvns been restored to health in
few weeks BY very simple remedy, after having sut-
tired for several years with lung xFecsion,
and t-'s dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious to
msi, tp to his sufferers the means Of cure.
STa>niuIoO.ssss,svN ne viii send copy of the pre-
scption used Gree Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will Aud
suRs CURE for CoNsuMPrioS, Asthma, DRoNcHrTis,
CouuHs. CoLDs, and all Throat and Lung Affections,
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the Pre-
scriptioh Is to bcneht the afflicted and spread nforma
ton which he conceives to be invaluable, and
every sufferer will try his remedy will them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, by return mail
will please address -
80 Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
vl3nlG Williamsburgh, Kings co. New York.
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.

Under an act passed BY Congress at
its last session soldiers, and the widows
and heirs of deceased soldiers, are emit
tied to additional bounty. The under
signed Is prepared to prosecute claims
fur said bounty on. reasonable terms.
Nocharge unless the bounty Is obtained
VIM. ELLIOTT. Claim Asenfs
Clerks Once Upton, Aug. I, 1904. 3iW4
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Va Persons desiring to compete for
premiums at the coming Cedar County
Fair, can make their entries at any time
previous to the opening day, by calling
on the undersigned at the law Office of
Rothrock & Wolf, where the books will
be open. 81 s. l.. SMITH.