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STRANGE FREAK OF LUNATIC-A Terrible
Ride on a Lecom0ire.-A Centralia Ill) CORES.
pondent of the Chicago Times writes AT 4
O'Clock this morning yard master in the en-
ploy Of the Illinois Central Railroad at this
place saw man on an engine that had steam
up standing on the track ready to 60 out The
yard master told him TO get of the engine. The
man replied by knocking down the yard mas
ter, running the engine out on the main track
and starting northward at q terrific rate Of
speed. A brakeman and fireman were living
asleep on the engine when IL started. Thew
awoke 70 find themselves flying away with all
the speed Of the wind, and stranger at the en-
CINE. On examination they found him to be a
drunken stone mason Of this place named Fitz.
patrick, who has been raving with delirium tre-
mems recently. The two men were at first ap-
palled with terror. They appealed to the mad.
man TO stop, but he needed them not, and drove
the engine faster and faster. He sounded the
whistle at Central City, the first station north,
but did not for moment decrease the frightfui
velocity OF the engine At the junction Just
above CeAtr1 City, the W whistle ssrieked again.
and the engine sped like a cannon ball to ward
Sanuoval. The situation was now becoming
fearfuly perileus, when the brakeman seized a
piece OF coal and hurled ii at the desperate ma
MAC. He then left the engine and turned upon
the brakeman and fireman. One Of them struck
him with a sledge ham mer, and after a struR.
gle he was secured. The engine was speedily
reversed and brought back to this city
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

01T Ia MEAN TRICK Of trade TO sell %
ffeien e1tr.cts domestic scents made of tho worst
maie Ia The prices at which thor are vendet 10
les than the duty the ,erit.ule article. Ooul4
I'll, e. further than r. throw ms.s, aSsy or such
CBREUS,n redo .ent Of tropical " hnersnce 10 with
In the reach Of all. Sold svsrywAere.
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~ Ii is only a few months since the London
Times perpetrated a most perfect bull. In a
review of Tennyson's "Enoch Arden" the
following sentence occurs relative 10 the self
Genial OF Enoch, who keeps his existence a
secret from his wife, whom he finds married
again and happy. "He died, Der NOT until ne
died did be mention 10 those around him who
he
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TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED By DIR
hTRIOKLANDS PILE RRMEpY

eTRIOKLANDS PILE RHMEDY,
Mr.. Glass. Of Jahesville. Wisconsin writes for
the beneh Of ell Who suher with the Piles that he
has been troubled for eight years with an aRgrA-
yated Of Piles and bis brother was ed
from the amy a incurable he being Qnite para
Sere cured WITH one bottle Of DR. eTRICKLHNDS
PILE REMEDf. The recommendation of these
gentlemen beside the daily test monials recei we'd
BY Or. Strickland, ought to convince these suner-
ing that the most chrsnic Of Piles
seld By Druggists everywhere. Sold by J. w.
NAIRN 90; OHAs UHRISTiANI, sri Pa.
avenue and S SO2 9th street oc 26 6.lv
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HINT TO HEALTH CoMMITTEEs.-Profes
sor AgassiZ in letter to the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals gives it as
his decided opinion that it hurts turtles to
starve them to death and punch holes through
their bodies. He ADDS:
When in Brazil, 1 learned that the City of
Fara suffered from the quality Of the beef sold
in the public market, deteriorated because the
oxen and cows killed in the city were brought
in from considerable distance, and were often
kept many days without food. The matter
grew so bad that a company was formed to
bring, by steam. beef killed upon the farms,
and everybody felt the difference in the condi-
tion Of the meat and its nutrtive qualities.
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mARRIAgE AND oELIpAoY.

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY,
an Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers, with sure means of relief. Sent
free OF charge in sealed letter envelopes Address
DR.. sKlLLIN H0UGHTON, Howard Assoeia-
ton. Philadelphia, Pa aug l3 Srn
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PERSONAL


MADAM RRoDlIR STILL CONTINUES TO
Az. NJ Isad the planets. she being, the Seventh
Daughter can cure all diseases Of long standing.
She can be consulted on all matters. Can cause
love to be mutual where il doe, not exist. Busi-
ness strictly confidential. Hours from ~. m. TO
m hooms No A49 Aass. avenue, between eth
AID 9TH streets 90 23L W.
nOH'T TRIFLB WITH YOURSELF ANY
~ longer. Matters are becoming serious. Oen-
suit Dk. DARBY, 499 7th st.. bet d and =, and
be cured permanently. His terms are reasona-
ble 70 lS-lm.
JEREMIAH Q. BLACK. wARDH LAMoN. C. r. BLACK.
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON CO.,
Oounsellofs and Attorneys at Law In the Supreme
Court OF the Cpiisd States, the Court OF claims,
the Courts Of the District the Executive Depart
ments. and Committees Of Ger ngrees.
once, Cos lath street, directly opposite Will
lerds 6otel do B-tf
~ INGLE.
W ATTORNEY.AT ATLAW,
No 36 boufsians avenue. above 9Th street.
OCT ly WASHINGTON, q.
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resided with his parents ar the North west cor
ner OF Federal and Ninth streets. PhiIadelphia.
cammitted suicide by shooting himself with a
pistol on Tuesday. Decreased was unmarried
The csuse of his self destruction, as set forth
in a letter. was declared 20 tc q desire 10 leave
the world before bis mother, who is danger
ousiy III. TTUEG rEE a
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SURELY, STEADfLy Z
SUCCESSFULLY
eMOLAEDIRp EXTRAOr BUOKU

SURELY, STEADfLX
SUCCESSFULLY
eAOLAHD1Rp EXTRAOT BUOKU
II CURING
every case Of KIDNEY D1sYAsl, BHuVnAS1sA,
CRAWL, URINARY DsoRDxls, WHAKNRss and
Pains IN the BACK, THMALI COMPLAINTS and
rnouDLss arising from nxcEssEs OF AMI KIND
oOA1, II APPLIoTDDI
TRY 0LANDBR'6.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By all Apotheoesiss. Price q. d. BARNBe
co., New York. md BARN Es, WARD co.,
New Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLETGH 3
ROGERS, Whoissas Druggists, Boston, Mas,
General Agents. fob lo-iy
OOLGATEp AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET Soar, prepared from refined
VEGETABLE Oils fn combination with GLYcxRINR
and especially designed for the use Of LADIES. and
the NURSERY. It's perfume 10 exquisite, and
washing properties unrivalled.
For sale By all druggists. fes-eolv
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AMUSEMEN rs.

AMUSEMEN rs.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
SLaie Grover's,l
o., psIn.ylysnis :ysnss near Willards, Hotel,
~ &. sPHSknAs ,.........T1es sI mAsASEs. AEs
THIS kvlRINe,
The Powerful Historical Romance.
THE DEAD HEART;
OR. THK
FALL or THE BA5TILE.
MATINEE OF ROsBDALE ON SATURDAY,
EUSTAOHE BAUDIN.
City car car: pass within ie. steps e the Theste.
Win not leave until u 30 y m.
I EoNAnD aRoyIR = - =.
Has the honor to anuoence
TWO GRAND
OPERA OONCERrs
to take place on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT. 10,
FRIDAY EVENING, OOT. IL,
MsrzERorr HAlL
Being most positively the only Concerts in which
the following Artists can appear:
NINE MARIE FREDERIOI,
The celebrated Prima Donna. Her first appear
ance since her return from Europe.
MR.. JAMES n. WHELI,
The great Piano Virtuoso. now believed the most
brilliant Of oil living Pisnfsts. His first appear.
ance aimee his return Fl ON Europe.
NIB. THEODORE HABELMAR,
The favorite Lyric Tenor. His nrst appearance
this season.
NIB. JOSEPH HERMARs,
The great Basso PrOfundo His first appearance
this season.
NIB FRANZ HIMMER
The popular Tenor. His first appear ance this
season.
Programme and particulars in future sdvertise-
mepts. ec 4.tf
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DENTISTRY,

H. kE4OyAL
LIB LIWII. DENTIST, has REMOVED frsn
xtz 10 zoo Penn. avenue, ten doonA
IssIh Ezirac,ed Wt.heHt Psis. All per
sons having Teeth 20 extract, I would advise them
a. sken o1t Teeth inserted on Rubber. Gold and
sineT t TfIates In srdsr that ell persons should
TO be convinced Of the fact call and see for your
selves Also, call and zee the new and I'm mpreved
method of inserting Teeth
No 200 Penn . avenue. between 18th snd 18th
!e2-tf g. IrWIr m n Dentfst
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@Allen p. Eggleston, who murdered Capt.
Menter, at Newport, KY, in June last. was
He made a lengthy speech to the crowd assem-
bled to witness his death. When the trap was
sprung he fell to the ground, the rope having
slipped and, when about being picked up, he
requested the Sheriff not to let such an accI.
dent occur again. He remained firm 10 the
last. -.. .-...- .. .~.r........ 4.
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M LOOMS n d

n. LOOMS. n. D.,
n re inventor and Patentes Of the M1HERAL
la TEETH, attends personally at/~D
LIS on ce IN this city. Many persons Gang vVQY
Seh Iiese teeth who caanot wear others,
these "0eA osN's WV
fersGns calling at my oaice can be sccoDmcds-
.eo wiz any style and priee of Teeth they may de-
III, out 20 thase who are particular. and wish the
y1,est, elesnest, strongest and most perfect den
se7 III MAJ ART can procure, the MIN HEBAL TBETH
VII be more fuIlJ warranted T..
Rooms In this city-No 3ss Penu'a aveaue, be-
Phladelphia. oc 2O.ly :
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SA Paris correspondent says that the latest
thing IN the fashion line is the Jupe Russo, or
Russian skrt-a short skirt Of a some what
vivid color over a Ion ger one OF sembre hue,
such as pink on black, or pink on gray. He
also saysAbat crfnoline. which has ruled the
day for long, is at its last gasp. 1t is fast
take less room: and 10 not expose our wives
and daughters to an untimely death by fire.
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G-sBsau.y 10 the woman yva love, what-
ever she may seem TO others' - OBJ 2 sa
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ELoURl FEED I sALTIiI
complete assortment OF
ALL GRADES OF FLOUR,
which We solicit the attention OF
BAKERS AND GROCERs.
nlLL FEED, MEAL, BALED HAY, ..a
and sli kinds Of FEED ss Low rates.
shouhD ALUM. FINE, .....
And TURKS ISLAND SALT
'oI ,sie low In lots to suit BY.
nay "-n w.M GAIT 4 GO.
Poh1ABLh srv,u
ENGINES, H
Cou tinfnE the N Iimuu OF efieien.v dpr.ht,,fv
and economy with the minimum Of ws1gs, "a
rrice. They are widely and favorab,v knovn
more u an go being IN use All varrsntsd ..t,.
isctory II no sale '"'
It'.I'P.ive circulars seat on Application.
10. HOADLEY 100
u 'ou'th h- Lawrence, Mass.
S,UFEkIOB CABINET FURsITURE
The sUbscTiber is happy 20 inf n hi. ,um.-o,.
Tenc- ma customers that his STOCK Of
ABIhET FtRNITuhE
-, - o., .-Id CSE elsis embrseing every
kEhrSi,EE hh sSi,EE down 20 the CHEAPEST -
ontsins syeTy conceivable article 10 he tonns t
ihST CLASS HOUSE FURSIsHING EsThPa
bbLsh "a Vt anG At prices that defy com pstition
's'e cali ana satisfy y"urssit before purchasi ns.
e.'H' seuthts't c1ruer sth and sts.
fSLACk HANBCRG GRAPEs
.., BLACK HAMBURG GRAPEsu
corner lith ard y streets
under Rtbitt Hoase.
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THE TRUE REAsoN.--Bro, Monahan,
of the Portsmouth 1--WE ask pardon, we mean the
Jackson) Times, says that the reason that Orange
Furnace Co. Store does nearly all the business in
town, Is because 1t advertlses in the Times. We
do not make light of the day of small things; we
have passed through too many difficulties for that
but we would hint that 1t is the weekly notice In
the STANDARD, which everybody reads, and not the
notice in the Times, which scarcely no one reads,
that doesthe business for Orange Another rea-
son is, that this store keeps every thing that Is
needed, and also keeps an abundance Of competent
and accommodating salesmen in the store. That
this store Is doing the "heft" Gas Nasby would
say of the business Of this place. Is but too true
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A Beacon of Health.

The good things Of this world have each their
appointed mission.
1t is the mission of H0sTETTER' STOMACH
BITTERs to prevent and relieve great variety Of
ailments.
For twelve years its success as protectire and O
remedy has been without check or drawback. II
is strong negative eudence of this fact, that the ef
lcacy Of the article as specific for dyspepsia
billiousness, constipation nervousness, general de.
bility, and intermittant fevers, has never been
questioned.
As proof fpoaire Of Its infalliblty in such cases,
the statements of public men whose names are
familiar as household words, have from time to
time been given to the world.
If its reputation Is not fOonded In facts, then
truth Is shadow, and the utterances of consci-
entlous citizens are of no more value than "dcers
oaths."
And what isits reputation2 Let the progress
OF its sales answer the inquiry. Where twenty
dozen bottles of Hostetter's Bitters were sold In
1865, fire hundred dozen are disposed ofnow.
Could public opinion be more significantly ex.
pressed than by its unparalleled increase Of con-
sumption3 1t seems impossible.
The preparation has been Initiated. Where
are the imitators1 Echo answers, "Where1" To
the limbo" of things lost on earth they are all
either gone or going, Peace be with them!
July 5, 1S66-1m.
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WHAT IA GAINED RY ACCIDENT Il

WHAT Is GAINED BY ACCIDENT INsU-
RANcE-A STRIKING INsrANcE.--Wm. 8. Leonard,
railroad engineer, was severely injured by dis.
aster to a train near Connersville, Ind. Only the
day before he had taken out policy in the AccI.
DENT INSURANCE COMPANY OF COLUMBUS ONO,
for S. 900, with $25 weekly compensation. He
suffered for eight weeks, during which the Com.
pany's agent and physician attended assiduously
to his wants and paid his weekly benefits prompt.
ly. At length death came to his relief, and the
Company Immediately despatched an agent to pay
his family four thousand eight hundred dollars,
the balance due on the policy. Every man, no
matter what his occupation, should have an acci-
dent insurance policy. A small sum will procure
1t, and the agent of the Company here, s. H,
SWIFT, will issue 1t in five minutes.
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Sheriff's Sale.

State Of Ohio, Jackson County. IS.
Levisa Long. et. al, vs. Mary A. Long, ct. al
I'd Order Of Sale. In Partition.
Pursuant to the command Of an order OF sale
in partition, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas of jackson county, Ohio and to me directed
rs Sheriff of said county. will offer for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House in
front Of the Grafton Block, in Jackson, In said
county of jackson, on
Saturday, August 18th, A. D., 1866,
at l o'clock, P NJ. of said day. the following real
estate situated in the county Of Jackson and State
of Ohio, and bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot No twelve (12), in range No. nineteen C1g),
in township No seven q, contsn6g ladn 6gg eighty
Also, nineteen and one-fourth acres of of the
north end of lot No. seventv-two (72) Of
range No. eighteen QS). in township No. seven
| a. Appraised at 81. 900 90.
Also. lot No. ffty-eight (5S), of range No eigh-
teen (l8), in township No. seven ~, containing
eighty, acres more or less. Appraised at 81, 800 co.
| Also, lot No. iftv-seven (5O, OF range No.
eighteen (1s), in township No.. seven q, except
that part of said lot 81 living north OF the Ports
mouth Branch Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
Road, containing eighty acres, NOSE or less
| Appraised at s2625 10,
| All of which lands are situated in the Scioto
Salt Lick Reservation, and free and unincumbered
! of the dover estate of the said Mary A. Long.
To be sold as the property and real estate Of the
heirs at law Of Joseph Long, deceased at the suit
of Levisa Long and Barbary Long.
Terms of sale-0ne-third cash on day of sale,
one third in one year. and the residue 10 two years
the deferred payments to be secured by notes ana
mortgage upon the premises sold, with Interest
from day Of sale.
JOS. H. WILSON, Shtf &c.
Stevenson & Hastings. Att'ys for PITTS
July 5, ,66-5w--PF. GA 10.
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BURoLApY.-7Op last Friday night the

BURoLApY--Op last Friday night the
store of stcrhbsrgsf & Bro, OF this place, was
broken into, and watches, rings, silk goods, &c,
to the amount Of perhaps five or six hundred dol.
lars taken. The burglars entered at the door on
Portsmouth Street. by boring out piece Of the
door, Just above the lock, 40 that they could get
their hand in, and then unlocked the door. The
tools with which they effected the entrance, were
stolen from the blacksmith shop, Just below the
store. The tools were left in the Store.
P.s.--Mr sternbergcr has Informed US that a
large lotof pocket cutlery, such as pocket knives,
&C., was taken; also, that the watches were sec
ond hand silver one English lever, and ono Amer.
lean hunter case ..I .....
Messrs stcrnbcrgers offer to pay $50 for the re-
coycry Of tho goods and S1OO for the goods and
thief. ....
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nR. E. Cone may be consulted I

nR. E. Cone may be consulted as
follows:
In Hamden, at the jackson House, on Mondays,
March 5th; April 9th; May 14th; July I'd Aug.
9th Sept 10th Oct. 18th.
In Jackson at the Isham House, on Tuesdays,
March 9Th; April 10th May 10th; July 3D. Aug.
7th; Sept. 11th Oct 10th.
ALI sick persons would do well to consult DR..
Cone, as he charges nothing for consultation; and
his success in this community, during five years
practice is guarantee of his skill in the treatment
of all varieties of diseases. But do not defer your
application until your disease is ncurable.
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oRrrrARY.-When at Portland last

OBITUARY. w at Portland last
week, we heard of the death of James Reed, one
of the oldest citizens of Oak Hill. He died on
Tuesday of last week, Of cancer Mr.. Reed was
about seventy-fve years Of age. He had resided
In Oak Hill about thirty-6ve years. He was at
one time a Major In the Ohio Militia, and for
many years Postmaster at Oak Hill. He raised a
large and respectable family.
Mr.. Reed had his pecularitIes and his faults
but be was kind father and husband, aman CIV
en- to hospitality when visited by his friends, and
having resided near him for many years, we can
testify that he was good neighbor.
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A New AND PERFECT SEWING

MACHINE. - THE BARTLETT ELASTIC
STITCH practical family SEWING MACHINE /;
combines all the advantages of the best and most
popular Sewing Machines; greatly simplifed,
with other essential improvements. Runs either
way, uses short straight needle, is extremely
simple, sews all kinds Of goods, runs very still,
has only one threading, has the most perfect ten
sion, and performs easily with less instruction,
and more perfectly and efficiently, all kinds of
family sewing than any Sewing Machine ever In
troduced. fE-If you want the best, do not fail to
examineit Licensed to use the Wheeler & Wilson
feed and Howe needle PRICE s25. Mime. DEM
orest's Emporium Of Fashions. No. 47a Broadway,
New York. General Agency for the United
States. Agents vented. Send for Circular
May II, '66-y,
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Hor WEATHER. weather has
been terribly hot during the past week. On last
Sunday the thermometer reached nearly one hun
dred degrees. 1t Is strange how little glass tube
partly filled with quicksilver, can make the wealth
or so hot. 1t tis equally strange how A. d. Cross
land can sell any clothing this hot weather Pa
per collars melt down-summer coats become
spotted--fans are in demand, and ice-water is
drunk. The matter stands thus Grassland wiR
sell clothing. When none Is needed, he reduces
the price, and customers lay in stock for future
need. Thus the thing goes right along, whether
The weather be hot or cold, wet or dry.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A gentleman who suffered for years from Ner.
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the eect'
Of youthful lndIscretion, will for the sake Of suf
fcring humanity. send free to all who need It, the
receipt and directions for making the simple rem.
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing, In perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 10 Chambers st., New York.
July 70, 'G6-3m.
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On next Saturday, the 2lst, there
will be great performance bya rope-walker at
the Fair Ground, in this place. 80 says poster
that was printed at this office. On the same day
the Democratic nominating convention will be
held here. Saturday will be great day.
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VINToN COUNTY CONVENTION
have received from Homer c. Jones Esq, secre-
tary Of the Union Central Committee Of Vinton
county, poster calling county convention to
meet at Macarthur, August 9Th, for the purpose of
putting In nomination county ticket.
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BLACKBERRIEs are abundant in this
market, and are dull at five cents quart As oil
other kinds of fruit are scarce, we advise every
family to put up good supply of this healthy and
pleasant fruit.
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The frame of the business house Of
Monahan and Tolley has been raised 1t stands
where Dungans law Office formerly stood. Rea.
soners new business house, opposite the Grafton
Block is progressing finely. Mr.. VIM Csughey
Is putting up this building. Itisa good job.
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Rebel Colors DESTROYED!

When natureor time has planted On the human
head such colors as rebel against every Idea Of
comellness replace them with those glorious and
exquisite black and brown hnges everywhere
deemed the
b 5 STANDARDS OF BEAUTY
which are produced In five minutes, without In
juring the ibres or staining the scalp. by
CHRISTADORO's HAIR DYE.
Manufactured by J. CHRIsTADORo, No. 6 Astor
House, New-York. Sold by oil Druggists. APP
piled by oil Hair Dressers.
July 8, 1866-1m.
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MAX. BEAUMEIsrER, the timer, holds
forth in room next to the grocery store of John
Yochem, on Main Street. Max. fixed up our we'll.
bucket just right and would not charge a cent for
1t. He knows what Is what.
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We have received another communi-
cation from our old friend, Esq. Mccoy, in which
be is pretty severe upon the communication Of
PRepublicsn." As the nominations are now over,
we think that Il viii do no good, and may do
harm, to keep up this controversy any longer
This communication would bevery appropriate II
II bad been received before the county convention.
Mr.. Mccoy says that the name in bis last COM
munication which we printed Emanuel Tudor,
uhduld have been Trexler.
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A BAD MISTAKE. Last week, in
speaking of our proposition to the county COM
missioners, we wrote that we had proposed to
them to let the public printing out to the lOweSt
bidder. The printer made it read the highest bid
der. We did not discover the mistake, and cor
rect It, until several hundred papers had been
wOrked OFF
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Our old friends Bradshaw and Wat
son have commenced butchering. They hold
forth at the Market House three times week.
They know how to do it.