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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
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Madison street, Chicago. IIlfhos
For sale by the druggists, Evl
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

Esk4 &sK
s9H& VOL ~ . % wv
- s'1s-
m%The Southern Connanheads(
AGs ,TShAkr thkip. Hade
THE Northern C0Dnerh eAds
So t.AaiIl-Rytty,.f IA f1 i,,5,s49t4s ra4,5 a
e 41s $3.50 -. ss,sss'fss
-%SEf1 III li1cS R4 %
,,.., son.
~fh hHAf5QHla M a AglaaE Eft pnplshep fR iitem
.yaSAdsdha3 heE4 Thea SputhfspiIplah piers
-. have treated the Germans who had been
i i N H, gsenis 10 e2R
-, 1870 = /,
.sisaar Hlo con'racls 70 'Aoor4aeRa aouEnefn
fanfht'en aT---'a' ~ luaaial Inc ger
III t@ An who ehAd $50 eGes&fef rama eschpin
go. lls bo,,e5a-s s,,d ,aae No onL c;tv
MI
azgEE slaez1ea VI ana zgeaaP s1fated
MAAha hIantef have yet becoma
k &Nhvinced FslhAt labofa Tazsfionofahlea
MI Fdv ev;dSa3l%se,;ll rsa&rd 49, ha5cs
I'D &at, - III - ~ ,-l
Neriuemelaaa' "neehefaAslr 'a2oresS
be white or black, abuse theniAas saves
That the German mentioned by ub was
mt an excentonaI case Ia nroven bv the
9tuTRAGAn, HE - :. a :, "A E,snL
FPnent 1.-TWO yer mans rpm ~ frank
V Al Ehb1@tdeE Nd CtFiatlah PaEk, Hl aishhd
in the Memphis Post. They were dfth
marty of thirty Immigrants. hired III New
yAr. ,;.;.7.I.,,.a. saJsn &c
VI VpyFA fuoNe'T asnttff p'ffHuTPi n feA v
them we're carpenters and% WERE pro-
vided free transportation to louisiana,
ana ,wo dolIars nor dav and hoard Maid
-. - w.. - - ~ i -
4xfyy yNS1-s - ~ 49, 'Ae sslT. d
"Ou ~ s sns ..o'n :, oo'OO'' 'A'' I'D 4
Is
s4H M5aa1p nass " ny ,n. taI
.saifHs aadonad We swsrpf Rheu allowed
-H,tsat sight p9nnds pf mixed -four and meal,
Aiaaa F''ai'd s"o .pouadaiof bacon .Aaeh4t last
naS ~ Nm nn';i NJ now spn INV
,yas hrou.,ht ~ TIC ,lantat;on Thrn
'' s...a M tSsn landed ad eroand mill
and Quart Of meal per day wab 6fyeni
I.s.--s ~t9lsItihsfkd-. ~ .-.t.-isa
v'aaa slmaa- week We went "A the house
of Mr.. t., in body and aakdd him
~ a-.a. for som ething4O easia-He saplied that
sas .as1 Nc had nothing for ns, ard thatNe would
s9iave TO waittill he-cpnld procure some
thing. We then asked him to pay M Of
GuRA4g Dlet ~ 20 lie procffqed 70 settle
VA e,a.i1 L vs. ous s sac we mus pay
a-,.-..i New York and fen tiuiIarsfos what he
A.-4a -. had paid for orr hoard Cincinnati,
ss~i aIfd during the ruling
,hero " tSs; = .; -
GHRsfhaIn. balf lie aon,I,son lalioFer, kkai
.x.a bsa clared 10 be in his debt We we're told,
-sss 81. during oaF WITH NIT -. that d
aiia I'D 80 &c ~ hd4eg 10 use
cielv w. as a1E Y9 so ss aiad
,EHVK mea aAaO T5a4Hal 4a0R
% u as.aa The Germans walked to .Yichsbnrr
s-sss n.y. N. ana the two Who make thisi statament
hired to work for r.. Colonel. IT, near
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

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p ks> s-s.aA --sssSlstssssss ssl5 ASA
kesasAl s-sslss.s4ts@ sse4@Ss szasss "a
it's sssa - ssssss.s@s sss.-ia.-.s igG
- e@i4tyss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

else, Importing Guerrilfa sympathizers
"a into Cur cityi ID teaeh our PeoPlAg III
mocracy means that Germans ought to
be compelled to work for almbst nothing
and live on one quart of meal per day
M IL II means thai II "A ASdrefssdhuht not read
and Urite," as Southern madterssdo moi
want that kind of men, regarding al
Sthef do, 3 d little learning danger.
oaeAhiag% How degrading to working
Sme14 and Wa give the above incident.
fpE dheir baaef especially Ito be'whess'
dlad and ooaxed and humSugged, day
afserday, by newspaper whose highest
ideal Of manhood 10 that of the Southern
do S ss III 3ss live on =
quart Of meal per day We. speak Sc
IN n M dssaaE l5gysl lScass]Ealtt u "
!. publish. i. given the powet, would, in
AlikBmdhnarS oRnsess laboFidglmed 6ll
ever, the country and it is the desgR0f
the Copperheads-and for that they are
- ~ q lAgsf'e s2gisa TIER ~ Pdps'
The Louisiana planter made fair.
spfchiAAhAoathe German boys until he
got them in his power, ahd. then theY
sAfAssA were ta6gtit hew lessons ih cruelty and
despotism. So the Copper headsso of .EV-
ansyilfe talk very pretty 70 the working
zl@sF. men, bgtlet them onceget the power-&
let the rebels in the South once regain
x1Ai5ahair aaraldencYin the nations BY. the
assistance Of the Copperheads aud those
Ampie-mlnded WORKING nenaa and mes
ehanicsA they have been abIe4c dee efye4-
ana 7aporers all over the country will be
.TsHaa Hs1a5p feel thsssEeigh1Oi idsspOsisstSn
hitherto unknown beyond The boundaries
"a a74as9f AaaesitaH ssl .---z -.--l
We warn abofleasEgFheEaas gaiaas
the dangers which threaten il. We ad-
wise mechanics Of the plots for their op
preston. few years, at most, if they
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
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IN B4RRILsr-E8rT choice article for
~ Wholesale dndf fetSiI, very cheap, at
obii0 sia1 - SotlsoaaA II R :. Ros',
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

-Whewi Away goes all the capital
the Cops have been so diligently prePar-.
ingi So the Reconstruction Committee
10 not such a terrible despotism after
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

sVEHETARL PIN. KfEFE

ssssff tMlt4 sssg&i lie iRaE
adaNE AZ LLacuRE RR IT'S u.s. HEAD
@Als@taNg kcheeT9RlilaclB Hpras Co1c, Chez
ae4teras ErhBHps or Spasms, CbQleEA Mor3ii6 IDS
4erf or Bowel saaRlR3Mnsa kesxQps Il 9ctiohes
Pain IN the Eafes P8intsrs' Collie, Aeue lin the
ain in- liza Raek and and, 10 fact,
whore or it il applied pain rannot exist.
This Is TIP FaoM sneady and efficacous nedi.
cine ever discovefea 10 relieve persons s9Hering
pPin. ID used Internally and sxternniIb, with
nhNadAhias egsaehb. Aaa &<Aily medicine 1t IL
ii DIT * NE ~ fhB Ii 1t remedy
khowhf of siiod-d. 'rnatA awful kcounasa
al Aeain Jiat the Hfsa tEeess ~ ~ feared
!, WI eS9tt fanf ntaf supply themsslJes va
sRIs msaisns; 6 uss q The sati ssssS ai
PREPARED and sold " DR. g. EasteriS 4 Co..
No<3Q1M67lt D3h hl&xaeh st. Louis, Mo. Sold
at their branch Medicine Store, No. 90 Maaison
sgtFsat Ghieages Ilpaeis. Il a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
SYPHILIT1U CURE.


THIS CELRSRArED REMEDY is an IN
IL FAbhlBhE-OURE for SYPHILIS IN The.
3pa tg as re s ssi.. sss scntag,ou.
sexual disease called Syphilis, which Is capable
-ef---aeeaszazssI0n-hgstn inn atien. Dr.. NJ q
Syphilitic Cure i the oaiy medcfns taEat VII
81 "a o0 sqps,,,s
poisg6 ~ yiras frc d die sssteslss.Ja AEEfF n
y hapt sMs BIT ff1s . fsss Or sfimaEy stAaS~ 1laa
~ 9tuo&n BY ehaner1s cr@ulce4s appsarasga sbon
alter att p5aatet - To caresaf s tAae zee use
Dr MARKS &y hilttic Cure Pfils sRasR Sy3ijisIe
Wash, etc, whica never = iIssso cure ss9fsaft 10
rev days = FFes f7<S TO fteeh saa5ss fai hfu
eHtsaunily safa d. 10 enxe 4Ke irsIlstaas
One Or five 'paTkagsss sn4FF fBils ifss<ar6 kilis
Stage. Price per pack ges el7s 90. ssaa1 egai 81
SIN ptDfn5 Of the Sec0Eda&t Sssar5 A0E EyphfIfs
This 10 own by the asIfowfn g.i s5lceps M ff
mcf, rose, thf6at glands ss&fas lheaay Hnhias
d, scus eA bEahes, ssaheef6as sorbsteA fbes artsg
did u hpsiots on tlls ssZt s6ros est 10
ciEe sBe0n9 stage. sa5A SDrsAfdeks kybh ilftSc
Cnfe fffls 8Ha Throat w az Tho SAreAf il NJ
csrafss III hufa omit HE W &sisak hAa a.iia III
cfHes af5 -anl ID ksHihle cure fsrthfs
sgas H.ys a,shtcssh ssnEsls {; aallss tosetaliu
age. $40 s51, ineiu6ihg 1kroat sWAsh IF esaikt "a
% Id Der aekaet ssYAiasa u sagsg III baa ~.
fssaTR - age 10 RnSwD. BY s4e sf6asossi
toms: Nodes, or hard and painful tuka0rsEoh the
h6hes shlh' cement Or fb6 5diuas 5orscoutfacfons,
hafd pal ID TIE b0nessahd joiais, eksissss DR. de-
ton of kh paI ffc. To estsi thsst hlKisot ksTs
fiAry stss 6Ae 4 r. N afkssJarSs&na RsaEa Thfss
iaes 4wfff cure ssi1e non gSss stanEfF11 aid
%Dfst 0dses sTlf wfl sctre tile xposti aRdr1otsts
Ai r ID ms boass and Joints 4niaaasss dayp
PsfEe Per package, So % - stt Ia aaIAafis
ss. ~ - Il a AZ :s5 IcTfp;5, ~
30 Rsad 1.-THE sgmptlns above. descEibah of each
stagasH 81 phiais md pEeeEs Al sanesathe. medi-
irSn' ssf@sthil Stage with which You suffer. They
szaill efeciuAilg DTsre.ycsAss Il "A gsai,A
freatisesQn Sgphilitic Diseases, giving plain
directions TO the different stages, accdraIAf-
NIP Ep44 nc 4Age eStfi8 t9ed iE4nsa la
N. b. DR.. Mark' nv ptifitic ttffe and PiIas ere
An Ill ffffbie tfFd for &hea nAatEA a ofe n aftst
E'how ion Fstahdfn n sbaag,4 Rbek rsmsaEA
the 6aTse, and fBe eafB 4sherta1z aad Ferhanent
ri fts: So COPPER pack se '4sAbses eas.hst 40
The me diCih Wits be ssnts by exsirnhs to "a
paftss6f khs corr tsyn kssaips oft he la1sset and
Is cents addftiSRaldtes pas far bon ~ as1d ship
pfnk.3 ~ t4.siAi.se II "a i 4sssyasa stfsl
74 spar "a aaidasessla BY rssE ssEAsteslsa& s1a..
sf0s NORTH # g izsbsiss Maj and al
their bfAhch srofss Noe 90, sAfaasenn street. CHI
catz0, 4flitfois si~ % ",s}iiveass4 l. 9Sfs
aTof safe by the Greg ststs, lsansaiaIelsk 4mmsz
IA --zlA alAEsl- al ala s1sl4 al
II ffsaaJ 81 szessls gsiaaasa k..a IA ssz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

IIMEEr s:s.
3PW&FNS EXTRA
ronIraS "a Ta,,
gci.;lsss-,s {, 49, !.
A}uas -, : =, 40
|
| SoNFst No mos
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

4 80 ,ssasss -,s.t a a.s4N "a Asssa.is .sssss
'sab ID essasis .tsssss assesze - sssss,s.f
H = ssaAsAaxa "a ssss.li .fsssss azhssses9E
~ - sf4taaE ~ asaa.tl .sssftx assastN
s=1tis ssasFM - asiexEd a. ea4ssas .ss4sfs
4 essst s.s aassaf .tAasls Algat ~ IsatAM III
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07


/ .fQha editarof. the ,Iudianapolih Herald
has haep nndar The control Of the alarpe
Liotf5r Dealers far Years WEhkaaJndue
of,.she. supreme Court, ID is currently be-
heged that they usesd him and now, as
'aSP IT. 5-1T1S Tee@fgf ~ - - III II fff
editor of- 4be Herald. IA ia evident III, IA.
sfiilsdoines rtheiee.. bidding, We charge
ltbls nav attempt 10 crush out t6e small
retail hon sss. .upen, thes large establish.
mn nt a which A r,a. nainG tina Stataaarpag8
.oE.tha Coppssrheadg p;arty 10 secure that t.
end. A-la4.sv4.t ~ h.4
The JoUsnsnI4,as. never s made sudsa sanyys
Great pretssntiieDs To- being the friend il
the Liouor ID sslsrsS bscaa ID IL irerayds
nol;,;oal r;tal a1tssrtEas ~ An a. IL e.so
rnnsaSn ,ahlal al Ia w al, H. anvsEinu s-Tr
has has, aiso saSs Ia uor Ds5alsfs thecrsdit
~, III 4 zAa st s.r, Oh ,iI.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

SfHfIs y fgrt4a's GU RIE0ssy A tbSztss shoulder
n eiies'any. n sHass .st - V4GK ElsYABte0S3.
AEafn street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
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b Is smooth,
b {As.ssI
he hest tonic
Mt growth Of
% @zA
II. Thermost
gentlemen 10
fEdfsBs6 sb Ml
per- B0stls:<i
'asterly 4 Co.,
u 8, No.; also
'edicine store,
nois.
lille.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07
Ointment

Il 0intmsntl
dGssnffYER.s
lERhers. Itch
q, Qbstlpate Old
III Diseases ahd
1ect a permanenE
1 skin diseases Il
As Erfy.s sf0dfde
lterDaliy, Ykrll
THE cause and
ito the 8 srea Or
Re- will be ) feet
| 4h4ahsas esm- !
A-tfS sssst s-fi4s-zs
arlHa, 81 80. per
a1aaz-Nnnxxsl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

'UR 0wEaTal
adnfil0n -kase
" sf.fs.
+@4u t.-ssSa
~ ...-sl. -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

- A dzPAk ~ NIX AhD ELATE
fEY .w49aE dAAsets, ffsl sets. X
So AieslaRieaeal ssi.lsaV5
u. $50 etE4YER sRoREs.lv
bSsrA rs aIhEER " AkKs ~
l5t sEHERR HNIYEs epf
3sg Silly EsE N4RKIx rJo
| ~ s.ssIEsY r. RDI 4AsEP,
~. PEARL. D,dAsEFs
I ~ ~ IA N I OK q OBJ Us 81 All.
GsE. Ki Il ! 4 b N
~ T. FINE P0CKkT CtJTLERl
- s4xBLE curl err I
~ p0okkT Bo0R =, kbl
- tzbIdl al U6oaF esuzifs Esohr
Issb IN q Fffs4@el ksss 1aFdlryi IS
1 - u 81. q 44r4 nssk - So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

BE- X = = z : kfS hR6J
ssAsS ~'' V d-is ASs- sliu Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

mean act. A sheep-killing, egg+snekifhg
dog 10 always known by his sneaking bA:
havior, but we dare say the demeanor Of
the most inveterate egg.suckeg" would
he holdpess itself. compared with 6a u at.:.
'tstnptss of obese large dealers tcfeigp+
innocence when charged WITH their by
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-07

,..s..;, llSggs and .BHttef9m s,Io
!. b nEEs. j a sss saa! 20 pound '''
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-05-17

PEACH CULTURE.-We have good
suthority, says The Gardeners
Monthly, for saying that peaches
which are injured by the Yellews,
can be restored to health by severe
cutting back to the main stump, so
IS TO Secure athorougbly new growth
of branches, and that trees SO restor-
ed, will not be again attacked, but
1--we to good and honorable old age.
There is q strong opinion existing,
that YellCws is caused by injury to
the sap vessels, by which the fluid is
prevented from flowing properly,
By opening mp new channels from
the sound wood, this is remedied.
Again, 1t is we'll known that after a
peach getsover three or four years
healthily, its age is Indefinite. - This
severe trimming seems to help it
over this critical time. 7..s b,,, ~
Perhaps, whethersa three year old
tree had the y elbows or not, this Sc
we're treatment might benefit it, but
this is mere surmise
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-05-17


.aS0ur saloon men and liquor
dealers viii find the annexed law,
passed BY the last Ohio Legislature,
ofinterest to them, as the penalty
for its violation is rather severe:
SECTION 1. Bet enacted By tie Gen.
eraL Asseplbly of tie Stats of, Ohio;
Thatft shall be unlawful for any per.
son or persons, to buy for or furnish
to any person, who is at the time in
toxicateG, or IN the habit of getting
intoxicated. cor to buy for orste fur
nish, any minor, to be drank by sUch
minor, any Intoxicating liquors what,
soever, unless given BIZ a physician
in the regular line Of his practice.
.ESBUsC2I That for every violation of
the provisions .of, the first section of
this act every person SO Offending
shall, uponcenviction thereof, forfeit
and pay fine Of not less than ten
nor more than oris hundred dollars,
or be imprisoned in the jail of the.
county, FOR not less than ten or ,moreI
than thirty days, or 10th of them. at
the discretion of the court. and shall
pay the costs Of prosecution. = -
SEe. S.yThis. act shall take effect /
and be in force from. land after. its
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-05-17


HANDLING BEEs. IL. L. Fairchild
writes in the RurGl AHseriean that
ssbees are As harmless as fies,' if
rightly managed. Gaping crowds
attend our county and State fairs,
and Hook upon the doings Of the bee
men, as something little less than
marvellous. A man with, 8 swarm
of bees IN his hat, shaking them ever
his person, down upon the crowd
nobody stung-psrehance taking
them into his mouth and belching
them forth, is looked upon as little
else than q necromancer. .z1d1
There is no great secret In all
this. Any man with little tact, and
q knowledge of some Of the peculi
arities of the bee, may do these
things. and others still more surpris-
ing. The whole secret lies here: "A
bee gorged with sweets will not
sting unless forced to it by hard
usage. Their appetite is so strong
for sweet, that they cannot resist the
temptation, to gorge themselves,
when opportunity offers. The bee
charlatans take advantage Of this fact
in making their public exhibitions.
This is the wonderful bee charm.
Not that which they have bottled up
to sell to the credulous public 1t
twenty-five or fifty cents per bottle,
but simply causing bees to gorge
themselves. This may be done in
many ways. A little smoke will
make them rush to their stores and
fill their sacks. Close the hive, and
by little rapping they will do the
same thing. Do anything to excite
their fears and theresult will be the
same. Offer them Ssweetened water
and they will'paFtake freely. After
they have filed themselves, you can
run your hands among them as much
as you piease-ifyou are careful not
to injure them--snd they viii take it
all in good part. You may shake
them down from their combs over
your own person, or that of others.
and they will not resent it. You
may even tel their hives and combs
all to pieces, and not have a single
sting fer you pains. F" II
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a msuFho fetires. from bpansss
and lives On the interest u his money
1ayheesikto be resting on his ewers.
i-@.ssef .ef isszk
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fstn,sss 9tpartnaaa.
work for NAY.

WyaA - - 81 - -
s.;sh. queen q sprins. as she passed
down the vale, a..
Taft her pobe,on the trees ner otsssp " 1S14 ~
-, gsie; gs.s.,,s Outstresehing in lovelinessis5
On AZ the lap Of year in the sssss beauty :, nay
s-aet Nav. the most deiightful
uen,S Of ali. the year, we love thy
Saar;ng 49, music and beautiful flowers,
W.v Is the month of love. Fowls
choose their mates for the year. and
tbe feathefed songsters OF the groves,
ILL., some y,rtuous pair, imbibing
co,,ious draughts Of. welded love,
mild their nests, lay their eggs,
bstch and rear their loved ones.
Oceans s of love and delight pervace
every sphere Of animated existence.
ReutT aud music and joyful exis-
tepee fiEl the air. and the very dpst
beneath our feet seems sprlnging
into new life. Here brood OF cum
ming little pigs meets the eye, and
there the innocent and beautiful
lambs run sporting about by the side
of their dams. Here the lowing kline
-sy;tb the sleek and tender calves ap-
rear; and there are the dancing.
nraucing, racing and playful colts, 70
enliyen the scene. Such Is May,
when mvriads Of animated beings be
DIN their short career. e.
Farmers and gardeners must labor
more hours during the twenty-four.
than in any other month, because the
round of cares and little duties have
increased. Tie ground must be pre-
pared for growing crops; trees and
vines must be transplanted, where
this has not been done; and all kinds
of animals, from. the brood mare to
chickens, must have careful and per
,sonsl attention, not once only, but
many times day. Nothing must be
neglected. Some things require i'm
mediate attention, while others may
be performed at pleasure. Yet May
is the month Of al others to secure q
csnccessfal start, in almost every
branch of agriculture and horticul
ture.-N T. Observer.
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YALUABLE FARM,
FOR gSIE

am now Offering my Farm for sale lying ON the
sis,Se n sreenupsbarg and Eight miles below Ash
land KY. and ndoPposite Hanging Rock Ohio CO.'S
tanning 900 acres more or less 70 1cres "a =
Timber the whole tract Of tHnd lying In the
River bottom The bank OF the river Is above
high water marx. There are tsree eomfoFtaeie
aud stable Ice House Cora Cribs and all oehef
necessary out-b1iidiEys for farming purposes
with good fences A good landing. and road q
Fruit Trees The whole tract OIL land lies 10 thai
Il could be divided into or three lots. each los
having nire frOnt on the river. I w0uld prefer
selling tho whole ofthe Farm together. but would
not object 10 dividing Il into lots Of one OF two
hundred acres. provided could md purchasers
70 buy the whole Of L. Fer further particulars
appiy 20 Mr. william Walden, GallipOls Ohio, OF
70 myself. upon the premise -
Jan. 4. sss-em.
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1866. Provisions. 1896.
nF our own curing and Of bes. quality.
" 5000 lbs Bacon Hams,
10000 lbs Bacon Sides.
10000 lbs Bacon Shoulders,
20 bbls Extra Leaf Lard,
100 Jars Choice Leaf Lard,
put up expressly for family use; for sale as
low as by any other house in the City by
G. 4 A. HENKING.
March /, lss6-tf.
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MY Stock of Groceries is con
Ill stantiy receiving additions.
.33iioE Es.W 1. SHARP.
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SOMETHING NEW.

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w Queensvaie Glassware, japan and
BrittsniG Wares, Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
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Ladies are invited to call and look over eur
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Jan. S, Is66.-tf