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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-11-06

4 disease resembling cholera carried off
several persons suddenIyin Lebanon during
the past week The Courier says it has
no existence there at all now. The matter
was considerably exaggerated.
A great meteoric shower IS expected to
tako place on the night Of November 18Th
and I4th. The last one occurred on the
morning of the 18th of November, 1888.
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MASONIC.

AT regular communication Of Lacuard,
Lodge, No. 299, A. Y. Masons, on Monde,
evening March Goth, 1866. the followiu,
preamble and resolutions were received ana
unanimously adop'cd
Your Committee appointed 10 draf. reso
lutions respecting the demise Of our worthy
brothers, W. J. Graysen, ". 3. Oldham
Ed. Willis, Il. c. Brett, n. L. Holt, J. T
Rice, F. D. Bass, J. II. Wilson, W. C
Branch, J. ". FARRELL, and J. y. Steward
beg leave to make the following report,
WHEREAS. in consequence Of temporary
suspension Of labor in our lodge, occasioped
by The presence Of war, no opportunity has
been offered, in accordance with a long es-
tablished and time honored usage Of our
Order, TO give any public demonstration Of
the high esteem and regard we entertain for
the long list Of worthy dead above men
toned, whose many virtues, kind deeds.
and high-toned bearing ever characterised
them IN the Mystic Temple, as well as In
the private walks Of life, aud thereby en-
dearngly attached themselves to "a a.
members Of common fraternity. And
WHEREAS, some Of them "sleep their last
sleep far away from home in strange
lsnds, although safely ,embalmed IN our
hearts, we cannot but deem it as BETTING
and appropriate in US, not 20 omit the dis
charge Of 50 high and responsible duty as to
place their memories upon perpetual record
in the archives Of the Ledge.
Therefore, resolved That in the death Of
SO many noble, true and useful members,
TINS Lodge, as well as the fraternity at
large, have sustained loss which it Will be
diihcultt to regain.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathise
with the relatives and friends Of the de-
ceased brethren and IN token Of our high
appreciation oftheir merit and worth, the
Lodge be draped IN mourning, and the
members wear the usual badge for thirty
days.
Rcsolved, That the Secretary spread the |
foregoing preamble and resolutions upon |
the minutes Of the Lodge, and furnish 10 /
the families Of the deceased aud, also 10 she |
Nashville Union and Lebanon Herald and /
Begister for publication.
" A, H17sEs,, Committee.
L I. Ross.
Test E. T. Ross, Secretary.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE TRAINS

Louisriile and Naslviile Railroad.
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CsnuxAL CoURT.-The following cases
came up in the Criminal Court
State vs.. Micheal Hays, larceny nolC
pros. entered.
Slate vs.. Micheal Folly, murder bail
6xed at 8, 500.
State vs.. S. Mckinney, murdered con-
tiuued tin the 4th Monday in April.
State vs.. Zeke Woods, murders contin'
ued.
State vs.. Thos Mulloy, malicious shoot
ing; nolle entered.
State VS.. Martha jenkins, larceny bal
forfeited.
State We. Morris Hughes, larceny bal
forfeited.
State vs., Gus. Page, larceny nOlle en-
tered.
State vs.. E. Brooke, larceny continued
State VS.. Felix Sanders, larceny con.
tinued.
State VS.. Charles Tinker and VIM. Kane
obtaining money under false pretenses
stricken from the docket.
State vs.. Henry Cafferty, malicious stab,
bling stricken from the docket.
State vs.. W. L. Bailey, larceny nolle
entered.
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CITY NE WIS.
The RAILROAD Monopoly.

Mr.. Burns, Of the Chattanooga Railroad
has raturned to this city, and we shall avail
with interest the action he may take in re
ference to doing justice to our merchant
here. We shall report progress, as event!
transpire; but one thing is certain, the ex.
i.ting unjust discretion must not be con.
tinued. Willingly, or unwillingly, it must
come of; if it is not removed, the mer-
chants have their remedy at law; they must
fight it out in the courts-fght it out on
that line, If it takes all summer. If Mr..
Burns intends TO remove the discrimination,
it can be done in day or two; if delayed
longer the merchants must act as they
may deem best; but they should act vigor-
ously aud in concert.
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The Late Government Frauds.
More Arrests Made.

John Thixton and o. o. staley, implica
ted in the frauds perpetrated upon The
Quartermasier's Department by Henry Bru'
ner At al, were arrested in Louisville and
forwarded to this city. Being unable t.
give bail these parties were assigned
berths in the Government Hotel, the free
dom Of which was extended by Uncle Sam
The report published yesterday by one o
cur contemporaries, that Mr.. Henderson, o
the Louisville Journal, had been arrested
is an error, as we ascertained by inquiriul
Of Cen johnson, Provost Marshall General
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William B. Astor Is projecting tn /,
erection Of an immense hotel in New
York city, on the square bounded by
Forty fifth street, Broadway, and Sew
enth avenue. The location has a very
uptownish sound, but though nearly
four miles from the City Hall, the hotel,
when completed, viii not be as much
ahead of the times as was the Fifth
Avenue Hotel when Amos r. Emo laid
It's foundations Then people who
thought themselves wise laughed at the
IDEA OF putting stores on the ground
moor OF this hotel, because said they,
nobody but crazy man can calculate
upon renting stores away up town SO
Tar. And this was less than ten years
ago. Now, foTsooth, Astor, who is by
40 means a fast crab in such matters,
goes a mile or SO higher up to build his
new caTaVansera.
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Doctor
L. L. COLEMAN.

AMONGST the many complimentary
notices given us by the press OF this
city, we know of none which we deem
as coming with SO much heartfelt sin
certify, as the following from the Nash
geHe Daily Union:
"At q period like the present, when our
CITY is filled TO overlooking with transient
population, and diseases prevail TO an ex-
tent hitherto undreamt Of, 1t is proper that
the means of cure should be Of ready &C
cess, and that those immediately interested
should have information which will lead
| them TO avail themselves Of competent
Medical advice. Men who have been edu-
Gated in the best schools of the profession
Of Medicine, and been successful IN a prac-
| tice of many years, are surely worthy OF
confidence; if they have given their atten-
ton exclusively 10 one branch of the pro
| fsssion. aud made themselves masters Of II,
/ they have still more right TO expect sup
| port. more particularly II they have afford
! "a proof Of their ability 10 cure. To this
| latter class belongs DIR. L. i. COLEMAN,
who, in his speciality, has been a oeneiaetor
| TO the afflicted, and may ever be relied on
| as a safe and sure physician.
We respectfully inform our friends
that we may still be found at our Office,
relieving those sfilicted with
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-06

RaEr Ihusa-

Ths vice, which is never praeiicsd IN
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the noblsst
snd most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 eloquence or pen % song.
Il has destroyed health, blasted the constf-
tution, and reduced the miserable victim V
living skeleton. Nor are these its fusl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins Of reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To Be
cured permanently Of this affection, cali on
Dr. Coleman, No. e North Cherry street,
or address him BY letter, Box So3, Nah
vile, Tenn. fsb7s-V
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Vas The only preparation Tor food from
Indian nnfnH
III IL e Ma.
For Sale

nNE o. the best Residsnces In he countrv. N
" the sout1eru paEt o. The city, nearthe terrfnu-
Of M aoutn AasaFiile hofse- Railroad 10 q frs.
ne ne Thoorhood. Tie buil Ing. = are rreie-u
tEo-sioTy hrlcr, Nth Ten rooms, Eiiehea 60. 49,
brck smoke house and servant housea. Food e..
Tern, large yar1, vel eucipsed, eifh lI scres o
vita choice fruit treaa- pan e u1ad f5r 3 brisk
yard, vita pleuty q Water, a1d az cunvenierca1
foT getting sood- he n and G. Railroad passos
~ he corner Of f1e riace, fF51n ubsh 49,, IL -.
cslEod Tor h1ruing ntirk- The property 4 on1s \
tns corpofatons sad - t1afeiore c1sut ron cor.
porS-o1 -e1e.- a g2oa apunE 10 iuuediatsiy -
Gn9l4rs o. hALlsoN a huRFREE
sent o. W.MATr BROWN 4 CO
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MEDICINES FURNISHED

to
WILL, n Of h
Ii
and correspondence STRICTLY PRIVATE.
Patients visiting
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Governor Dillingham;, of sVermont
has appointed Hon. Geo. z. Edmunds
Of Burlington, to the Senatorial vacan.
cy occasioned by the death of Hon.
Solomon Foote. Mr. Edmunds is g
lawyer, and stands high in his profes-
sion. He has been considerably in
public life, and was Speaker of the Yer
mont House of Representatives IN 1857
and 1858. He leaves for Washington
at once.
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HANDED OVER TO THE CIVIL AUrHoRITTEs.-
Moses Tucker and Alfred Ellis, soldiers be-
longing to the l1lth q. S. c. Infantry, who
sometime since murdered, by shooting, an
orphan boy aged s years, by the name Of
Henry Loyelady, in or near Murlreesboro
Tenn, and who have been in Military con-
fnement, have been surrendered for trial tC
the civil authorities of Rutherford county
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DR.. Jones Dispensary,

in b Of
in the vicnity VIII oh resemb s those o
ign be
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STILL MoRE ARREsrs.-William Mckay
Hoge, formerly a clerk for Ii. Bruner, and
one Anderson, formerly Colonel Twins
Clerk, were arrested in Louisville, and
brought to this city, being implicated in
the fraud upon the Government. They
gave bonds fSr their appearance in the sum
Of SIC, 900 each and were released.
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Dr.. J. A. CLoFroN Of Huntsville, Ala,
may be consulted at the City Hotel in Nash
vile. on The goth, est, ed, ga cath and
25th inst.
In Franklin OF the the 18th and 18th inst.
lie guarantees % cure the worst cases Of
p;!es-or forfeit Sl0,eeo. as
City papers please copy.
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CasH NkARLY CoNPLErKD.-Thc case Of E.
q. Beggs, has been completed before the
Court Martial, except tho testimony Of
Major Stevens. The Major is sick, but It is
believed that he will be able TO attend the
court by Monday next The testimony will
then be enclosed 10 Gen. Stoneman for his
..-,r-,ss.atfnn
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Chamber of Commerce.

The following firms were represented at
the Chamber Of Commerce yesterday:
A. Spencer, & Co., Terrass Bros, R. B.
Cheatham a Co., Cbas. Nelson & Co., Nc
LauEhlin, Batter q Co., J. J. Mccain, C.
R. Parsons 4 Co, 7. C. Crunk L Co., Weak
" & Yarbrough, NJ. T. Hagan, Hardcastle
Gennett & Co., W. W. Totten, Nashville
Gazette, Nashville Union, sickles 4 Co., 8
A. medary, W. W. Totem.
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Continuation Of auction sale Of servieea-
bic paulius and pilot bread, at 10 o'clock
this, Friday morning, at Eaton Depot. The
pilot bread 10 be sold is not condemned
bread; is good and fs to eat, and is sold be-
cause the Government does not require II
for issue. Terms-Cash, in Government
frpap
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The attention Of our readers is called to
the advertisement Wanted" to be found
in another column. This offers rare in
ducement to energetic business men, and
any one wishing TO realize good wages, will
ind this first rate opportunity.
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Rev. S. P Kincaid, pastor of the Cal
lonburg Presbyterian Church, and Prin
cipal Of the Callon5urg Academy, Of
Pennsylvania, was last week found dead
ia his stable, his body lying in one of
the stalls, and his hat under his horses
feet.
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A very large Spring stock Of the latest
patterns Of Val Paper and HiHdo'o Siades,
com prisiug all styles aud qualities, in s'sre
and for sale By MEERIrr a HIT,
A. Church street, Mayheld Building,
mhs-f Opposite Maxwell Hotel.
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Nohna.

TEE MERcHAETs' EXCHANGE vii be omen.
- ed for huaness a. TIE Hsll o. the Charnher ~
Coinn2eTeas No - teilsee street. On THURSDAY
neEts Aaa every aaf tlereailer a. I O'clock D M
and fe;Ii.e cle1 lntl ociock ehen 4 l. e rrs1.si
tnat 10 ae-nners vi Be prcssat VIII sarnriss q
co-toa, ofallsi t1r1c1g1as ~.
AZ buyers, H1etnar -. - -. -.s,.-t-
frlly ing.iea o b presoaf.
Hi@zs-a isAAo LzTros. sse'y.
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HELp As WrTSEss.-We learn that Mr.
Ebb. Deming was simply retained as a wit
ness, and not held for trial as one Of th'
parties 10 the recent frauds upon the Gov
ernment
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AgCTIoS SALE.-It will be seen by refer,
ence 10 their advertisement, that Georg,
Shields 4 Co., propose to sell portion of {
lot Of furniture, etc, on hand. The re-
mainder viii be disposed Of, probably, il
connection with their regular sale Saturday
morning It would be well for those want
Ing furniture Ia attend.
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couovra's INoUEsr.-Coroner George W.
Newell held an inquest yesterday on the
BODY Of James Z. Hall, notice Of the
drowning Of whom appeared il this paper
,ome .ime since. The body was picked up
near Hyde's Ferry.
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Damasks, Lace Curtains, Window Shades,
Cornices and Wall Paper. Large stock and
Il lowest rates, just received BY Hewitt a
Marshall, No. 81 College street.
Mar. s, I'm.
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CHEREr srRxET.-We we're informed es-
tsraay, by one Of the contractors for laying
down the Nicholson pavement iron Ohui'l
20 Cedar street on Cherry, that the "0'A
would be completed by the 2eth Of TIE p5s-
ssut month.
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See a Woman

In another column picking samburg
GRAPES for Speer's Wine. IL is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
6rst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 70 old port wine.
Ii i wei worth q trial, aud gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l- tstkwe0wly.
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Ed. willard, Union street, laid on our
table yesterday the latest Louisville and
Cincinnati papers, and the n. Y. Ledger
lie has received lots. Of good reading.
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OLp THEarEE.-Yankee Locke made a
grand hit last night, in the characters Of
seath Swap and Jonathan Ploughboy. To-
night he will appear in the two plays Of
.sThe Orphan OF Geneva" and "The Lost
Heir" Remember the matinee on Satur-
asv afternoon.
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic,

HFGENAN'5 FerrSted Elixir Of Bark, or Elixir
II al Cslissva BARK with Pygo phozphaie cf Iron
prepsred BY HES EMAH A CO., chemists snd
Druggists, New YORK.
T. Rotsquet IL Faris, 10 ISIS and ieceF red fsvors-
BE uouce from the Frenoh Acseemyi Is Is essi y
ASST lated. and Dol dccomposea Ia the soluach ~
faad or the gastric JUICE ! = prompt e1bclent
tonge. conlhiainF The ELECTS 81 Phosphorus ard
ieon sud Il not stimulating q lrlltsni.
our FERRApED ELIXIR OF BARK is pleas
at Cordla, DO ssesslng the Faia-tae Properties u
Cafssya Hsrk, and contains exit grains q tns Py-
ropaosphse q Iron IN esch Sud oJI1ce; End in ~
cases, where mid AnG eEhcsciens Iron To1ie ~
desired aiii he found 4 usost valuable preparat on.
sarrles furnished % Physicisns on Application,
PUEE VACCINE Ckus1s- Eeiected irsln healthy
country chlldrtn. warranted rel '4hle-
HE6kMsN cos Ccfdiai kl5xir CailsAya hsrs-
Alnn and kiuo Lc1algoa krd Chlorate fo-as1 -
uengss- Az tie eooge cold y Drsagsts
EBsE MAJ 60,
mari en- Chemists Nsa DzugsEts NeS forg.
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Notice 70 shippers and Connect
Ing Roads.
FkEl9aT OFFICE \. 80. r R.

A S THE v. A. R. r have reiased 70 receive
n FoiAioas and Apples, and pay our chsrEes on
the sale, ~ are under the necessity o. refusing 20
receive such ire gaf, unless freghts prspsid On
same. 7. B JoNE5. FrtAgt.
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MusrERrD oUr.-Col. J. c. Read, former
ly on duty here as Commissary Of sahsist-
ence, was mustered out of service on the
glst nit,
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Carpetipgs, OIL Cloths, Mattings, Drugits,
Rugs and Mats. Largest stOck in Nashville
lust received BY Hewitt 4 Marshall, 10. 81
College street, MAJ AS
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Italian Awnings made to order. Furni-
ture covered and repaired by Hewitt & Mar
shall, No. 81 College strees. Mar. s, I'm.
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Dispatches 10 the Chamber Of Com

The following dispatches were received
yesterday at the Chamber of Commerce:
NEw York, April 2i.-ll a.m.-Liverpool
dates OF the Gath ult., report cotton dull,
and tending downward. Middling upland
l9Ld. Sales Saturday, 5000 bales.
~ m.-Colton declining, Ss@Seo. Gold
17k
CINofSNArT, April 5.--Pork held at SIS 50;
Lard lSGlsl<c. Sides l6c; Flour aud Wheat
unchanged Corn 5495Ic, mixed and white
Oats S5G40c. in bulk.
LouIsvrLLE, April 5.-Markets unchanged
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Chronic
o. RECEIPT OF Ono Dollar,

viii furnish printed insruciions by which any peg
son can ar4uire busipess adapted boih 70 Gives
md villages, and by which they esn secure haad-
some income inFalds, evea, can do well BY II a.
ii Il Nc pedflug sfsir, hut business tst y highly
regpectsf Ie Five dollars Will buy ever thing ne
. cesar 10 dominance the business With. and 70
rioTe than pay the expense Of getting estsoishe1'
Ii preferred 1 can furrish thena- Address loNls
i MsRTOS. No ls5 Grand Street. NeE YORK.. Jap
,tasrsO uisr9a-im.
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A.D. Allen will accept our thanks for
late Louisville papers.
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Notice.
The Great Moral Exhibi-

NakAa
The Manager has, at great
expense, obtained the ser,
wees OF Herr Lenger, the
Lion King, together with
bis Wonderful Lions and
Lionesses
This exhibition will take
place in the ing, thereby
giying visitors an opportu
nifty of having a perfect
view OF these " Lords o.
the Forest" before Herr
Lender enters the den.
The company comprises
some OF the finest per
formers-msle and female
either in Europe OF
America, consisting Cf
Equestrian Vauiters, Ac'
robals and Gymnssts.
Ian. Castello and Mr.,
Charles Parker, the two
great Clowns, will appeal
IN every performance.
MA corps Of Ushers are
engaged to seat our ps'
tron-, and the public may
lie assured tat the strict.
est order and decorum vii.
be preserved.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Admission. ...... -..-s-.Sl "
Children ...ss. .-...s...
Colored Peep &c. u
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We are obliged to the Adams Express for
late Southern and Eastern papers.
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RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.

The river is falling very slowly, with
about three feet seven inches on the shoals
There were no arrivals and no departures
yesterday.
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1866.

"COsTAR'5 RAT EXTERMlNATOR j. Simple.
safe, snd sure the most perfect kAI-ih-arou
meeting We have ever attended. EYery ltst thst
can gst t, properly prepared, vii eai It, and every
one that eats d sil die, generally, ~ some pla7 a
distant a. possible from shere % vas taken l'.r
ShlTs, Aich Mirror
AZ See "CosrAn's advertisement above.
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MARKETS.
LEV Ialanranh I

81. LOUIS, April S.
Flour dull at Sc 1857 Single Extra s71l
Slo1z f,r Double Extra.
Wheat firm at 81 s..
Corn dull at CSC.
Os's lower; 3sgs4Jz,.
Pork, Bacon, Lard and Whisky unchanged
CINCINNATI, April 5.
Flour unchanged and dull st s79s for stsndsr,
superfne, tnd s9gu 50 for Family.
Corn dull At 5i@52 in Elevator.
Oats dull at 36a4Oc for Nos. aad !.
Whisky dull 81 81 22G2 25.
Provisions:unehange5.
Mess Fork S25a25 50.
lard lSc.
Bulk meats fair declined IClzal8lt. packed
nothing doing 10 Bacon.
Clover Seed s 90.
Gold l2i8lzs, the latter the selling and N,
iormer The buying rate.
LOUISVILLE, April 5.
Leaf Tobacco shade higher on good grades
Sales Of ls3 hhds Ct Mess Pork s25 GO Bseoi
shoulders l3c Clear Sides lee; Sugar cured ham
&c PAN Hams lsc.
Prime Lard. tree, Iss,
superine Flour 81.
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS Tho Furnace gr-t-
tEugliahl asserts aud proves by arufr- thtt .us
par Of ktIs oil have progeny snt de-etu. facts
no lees than C5i.U5u in three Tesrs. hoe. uu.aa-
this immense fImIig rau ne Eept down. tlsy arI..I
mas beings.
n5-5eo "CosrAas" advertisement above.
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1866.

RATS versus BIRDS -Whoevor engages bal shoot.
ing small birds b. a cruel man; snoeygr aids Iu Ca
teInlnstaE rdfs Be- q beneiact1r. We SHOULD Ike
some one % gre ~ the be1eht % their rEPeri1l.r
10 drivng Qua these pests We uesi s1--eih. a.r
besides uogs, eats. and traps i9r Oh s business
fcic1ffc Afas11Ii. ". J.
Rs-5ee "C0srAa's' advertisement shove.
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HOU8EKEEPER5 troubled with veruin need
be 20 no longer, d they uss 'Cosrha.s E1tsruliun-
Cor. We have used % b. our szllsiaCton aud Do e
box cost s., W. eouid have o. We have trsf poe
sons, bus they effected nothIngi but "ocsiars' uf-
ticie KNOCKS ;iie breath 0uf Of kats, lce hoa-iss
Ants. and Bed-Bugs, quicker than w. can wit. De-
IL b. IN great demand al over The county, As'.Ha
(Ohg) G1rsffe.
sSrsse ''CCsrAR's' advertisement above.