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MEDICAL CIRCULAR

livery PHYSICIAN located in the counuI y
~ small village, and engaged in the Ptae.S d,
his profession, has more or less frequently
successful treatment of Chronic Diseases dmsIE III
not impossible, owing to ME absence OF mA95I 5Irr
tiles which are within the reach Of those resiu's
the cities and larger towns. .,,Dn
The undersigned has for this reason made An
ments for the treatment of this class oil
which patients can have the benefit OF all SPY
at present known to the profession. ~
Persons placed under his care will receNst,u
dition to correct medical and surgical ,rsl
the benefit Of DR.. Langston Parkers methGo .is,pl
ment by fumigation, the use of many Of lne .il1s q
and saline waters, both for bathing and ge9il
bathing in sea-water, &C., when indlcalet 5,1T
the ordinary general and local baths Of WaD'f'l1
air and yspor. - s,k
Physielhns having under their care or knO' 81" s.t
persons afflicted by obstinate RheumaIis' rh1
Diseases, diseases of the urinary organs g. ~
have resisted ordinary treatment, will eonl
favor upon such persons by calling theif S"'' 4;
the facilities here afforded. IAN M
EFor special information, apply IN geTp D,
lettefJto ]. L. C0OMBS' a.'rou 4
Portland, org ~
t~ Consultation Rooms In CRIES bulLp, tg
Wells. Fargo q Co. Entrance from stsIHG SO!
ELK CITY EXPNC'0
, 1866-11-02
no THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMED1EsI NEW REMEDIES
DR.. Gibbons DispensaI-y,

CHI KEARNY STREET.
Ol near Commercial, San
Francisco, established in 1854, for
the treatment of Sexual and Semi
nal Diseases, such as Gonorrhea {,
Gleet, Structure, Syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impo-l
tency, etc. Skin diseases (of years
standihk) and liberated Legs, sue
cessfulif treated.
, 1866-11-02
Prevention Better Ihan Cure.

The newly invented patent French Safe, sure Pre-
vehtive agan>s Diseases and Pregnancy, sen; 10y
mail. Price 81. Address DIR. j. F. GiIBUN, GIi
kcarny street, near Commercial, san Francisco Pos
office Box $50
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04
The Good Work Goes On,

The conservative people of the country
will rejoice to learn that, regardless of all
factious opposition, the President is steadily
progressing in the work Of restoring the
Southern States to their normal relations to
the Federal Government. The telegraph
brings us the welcome intelligence that Pro-
visional Governor Sharkey has been reev-
ed Of the duties of that position, and that
Governor Humphreys, recently elected by
the people of Mississippi, assumes the re-
sponsibiites Of the Executive of that State.
This adds another to the list of States re-
stored to the Union, and is an assurance,
infinitely stronger than any that can be ex.
pressed by mere words, that President John
sonis not to be turned from his magnanimous
purpose by either the opportunities or the
threats of his enemies. Not less than five
Of those States are fairly and fully restored
to the Union, with their rights and priv
ileges unimpaired with the single exception
of their being denied the indisputable right
ofrepresentation in Congress. Let the hope
be INDUCED, that under the pressure of
wholesome public opinion, their chosen rep
resentatives may soon be cordially welcomed
to their seats, and that all other of the dis
affected States may soon follow their ex-
ample, and be restored to their privileges.
-Plad Dealer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

GET THE BEST. In these days Of practi.
cal ideas, nobody will deny that sewing
machine is an indispensable institution in
every welllegulated family; but the work
made upon good machine is quite as dura-
ble and more beautiful than the best hand
sewing, nobody will doubt; and that it will
90 through as much work in day as could
be performed in a week by hand, then thou
sand workshops and ten times ten thousand
firesdes will testify. But amid the variety
of machines which are offered to the pub
lie, it is sometimes difficult for the purchaser
to decide which is the best A trial of over
two years enables us to say with the great
est confidence that there is no better ma
chine for family use than that manuiactur-
ed by the Grover & Baker Sewing Machine
Company. 1t makes a beautiful elastic
seam, that does not rip or wear with wash
ing; runs almost noisolessly; is plain, simple,
easy to work. and not liable to get out of
repair; fastens the ends of its own thread,
and uses threads and silks directly from the
spools on which they they are bought
Franh Leslie's Illustrated Paper.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRES OF
Land will be sold in lots, or all together-Si
Killbuck township, Holmes county, o., 5 miles
from Nlllersburg, from Oxford, and from
Napoleon. This farm has three apple and one
peach orchard, and or springs. About "a
acres Is under good fence, and has good farm
houses and other fiXings. For further particu-
lars enquire of A. j. MCDOWELL
Also, adjoining the above is III acres of good
choice land, in same range and township-70
acres under good improvement-well watered
tn,at anu ar me tntlre i9t can nc bought
For particulars call on A. j.. MCDOWELL, in
Milershurg, or JOSEPH MCDOWELL, sen,
Blackcreph.
Dee H. lS6j.-wi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

COLORED ARIsTOCRACY. The following
characteristic case of aristocracy is recorded
MS having come off lately at Staunton, Va,
One of the northern ''school marms, A"
who is there employed in teaching the
freedmen told q sprightly negro girl
that she "must not call the woman with
whom she lived, mistress-that she was just
as good as anybody" Pretty soon the gir
asked her teacher what business she follow
ed before coming south to teach 81 was
bonnet maker" was the reply. swell I"
said the girl, gathering up her books and
making for the door, 81 am not going to
'sociate wild you any longer-you say is
excl to my mistress, and she don't 'sociate
wild bonnet makers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

SUMNER AND THE PRESIDENT. Sumner
called President Johnson's message in rela-
tion to the south "a whitewashing docu-
ment." Use a ton of whitewash upon Sum
ner's political character and the whitewash
would turn black, not the character white.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

To BE TIuNG.-Dr. JonN w. HUGHs,
recently on trial in Cleveland for the murder
of TAMzEN PARSONS, in August last, has
been found guilty and sentenced to be hung
on the 9th Of February.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

81 never did repent for doing good, and
shall not now," therefore advise all afflicted
with Catarrh or Cold in the Head, to use
DR.. d. II. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy
q sure and permanent cure.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

WHAT is FAME?-The youngest son of
the great Patrick Henry died in Floyd Co.,
Va, in 1854, in circumstances of extreme
destitution. The Legislature of that State
was appropriating thousands on a marble
statue of the father at the very time the son
was begging his bread.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

CALL FOR THEM. are requested to
notify all who have presents coming from
the salve man to call at the Express Office
and get their gifts.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

MUSTERED OUT.-The old 65th Regi-
mcnt has been mustered out. Lieutenants
j. s. COVERT and GEO. w. McEADDEN
arrived here last Friday. They have seen
much hard service. They have spent four
years fighting for the Union and we have a
Congress fighting against restoration of the
Union-fghting the President and all the
Union men of the country. Pretty, ain t
it2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

. . . -
How LOUISIANA Cor ITS NAME. In tho
carly settlement of the country there was a
great scarcity of females--iust as there is
IN Oregon now. Several ship loads were
imported from France, but the market was
still not supplied Two beautiful daughters
OF London tradesman--onc named Louisa
and the other Anna--hcaring of the destitu.
tlon here in that respect, determined to
come and try their fortunes No sooner
had they arrived than they became the
reigning bellies but each one, it seems, wa,
Jealous of the admiration extended to the
other. Iheirrespective lovers and partisan,
took upthe quarrel. Coffee houses, theatres,
bllllari-rooms, cigar etc. were named
in honor Of one or the other of these damsels,
and every young fellow, in the old spirit of
chivalry, felt himself bound to sustain the
cause of the fair maiden on whose side he
was enlisted, by patronizing the institutions
named in her honor, and by mortal def
ance to the friends of the other establish
ments and their patrons. Frequent duels
were the consequence, and the contest
finally reached point which threatened the
most serious results About this time it be-
came necessary to select name for the new
territory. Some proposed to call it Louisa,
and others Anna. The debate became
angry, the contest furious A mass meet
ing was at last held, and happy idea of
compromise occurred to an old indigo planter
who happened to be present. "We can,
he said, satisfy both parties. Let us unite
the names. Let us call the state Louisa
Anna - The voice of the orator was
drowned by the cheers which followed; the
Ratchet was buried, peace restored and the
state has gone by the name Of Louisiana
from that day to this.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

The United States Consul at Port Malion
writes to the State Department that the
cholera has nearly diappeared from that
province, and says that the mortality in
Spain has been far greater than will ever
be known.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04
United states Clothing store
LEGAL NOTICE.

n :. LGFORD, who resides in Crawford Co
". in the state OF Pennsylvania will take
notice that William c. McCaughey of the coun-
" OF Holmes, in the State Of Ohio. did on the
18TH day of December, 4. ID. 1855 tile his petition
III the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas within ana for the county Of Holmes
IN SAID state OF Ohio, against the said o. =. Ly-
lofu, Qclendant, setting forth that on the 4th
day OF June, lSGj the defendant by his agent,
II. W. Leslie obtained, by false and fraudulent
representations, the plaintiffs signature to a
certain contract in writing, in said petition set
forth, for the sale and conveyance of all the
stone coal situate under the following described
real estate, lying and being in the said county
oi Holmes ond state of Ohio, to-wit: All that
part oi the farm owned by the heirs of James
McCaughcy, deceased, in the township OF Hal
dy, which lies east of the Millersburg and WooS-
ter road running through said McCaughey's
land. said petition further sets forth that the
said defendant hath wholly neglected and rcfu-
sed to comply with his covenants in said con-
tract as he was bound to do by the terms there
OF, ana that the plaintiff hath notified him of
the fact, The object ana prayer of which petit
tion iS that said contract may be deCreed void
and of no effect between the parties, and that
the plaintiii may he released from each and ev-
cry covenant in said contract set forth And
the SAID %. :. Lyiord is notified that lie is re-
quired To appear and answer said petition on
or before the third saturday after the first day
Of February, \. ID. 1861.
WM. c. McCAUGHEY,
BY CRIrCHTIELD 4 CHL. his Atty's.
Dec 2lst, lSGj-w7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

HUN-KI.Do. Ri. The humorous lecture
delivered in the Court House by A. NJ.
GRlswoLD was heartily enjoyed by large
audience.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

REVIVAL Quite a revival has recently
taken place in the NJ. +. Church at Middle
town. A large number has been added to
the church.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

SOLD Conn has sold his
dwelling, store house and clothing store to
GEORGE REED. Mr.. REED will take pos
session of the store on the lst of March, un-
til which time Mr. Conn will continue to
sell at first cost, chance which may be i'm
proved to good advantage.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

Three policemen were severely wounded
in New Orleans, on Christmas day, by a
gang of excited negroes, Some forty ne
groes were arrested, most of whom were
armed.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04
Probate Court.

NOTICE Is hereby given that an application
Will lie made to the Governor of OHIO for the
pardon of samuel Walter McCoy, who was con-
Vlcted ut the February term, ISIS, OF the Court
OF Common Pleas of Holmes county, ofthe crime
the Ohio Penitentlary for the term of : wears.
January LIST, 1883 REBECCA J. NcIoY
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

TRIAL FOR TREAsoN--AN ACQUTTTA1.-
The first trial for treason since that of Aaron
Burr, occurred recently in east Tennessee.
Capt. Gamble, confederate enrolling officer,
was indicted for treason, and when tried ac-
quilted by the ejury. n another case, Judge
Trigg decided that paroles given to the con
federate armies have not been binding since
the close of the war, not being equivalent
to pardons.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04
New Advertisements.

George Schnorr--A Adm nistrator's Sale.
George ltecd-liridge Notice.
J.C. Aver n Co.-.Aycrs Cathartic Pills.
william Scott-Legal Notice.
&. Dilgcr-Attnchmpnt Notice.
l.. NJ. Angus-Valuable Receipts.
Il. q. Saundcrs-physician.
Pctitioncrs-Road Notice.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

The President of the United States is
said to be preparing a message to Congress
in which he will inform that body why Mr..
Davis has not been tried.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

EQUALITY The men who favor an equal
ity ofraces will not consent to an equality
of taxation. This we think unfair. If
rich abolitionist is as good as a poor negro
we cannot understand why the bonds of the
abolitionists should be exempted from tax
alton while the negro's pig is heavily taxed
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

FINED.--A few days ago, DANIEL VAR
NELL, school teacher in Ripley township,
was arrested ona warrant issued by ROBERT
JUSTICE, Esq, on a charge of excessively
whipping son of Mrs, PORTER He plead
guilty and was fined S. and costs, amount
ing in all to about s2j. The c'.astisement
WAS administered with n rod heavy enough
for walking stick YARNELL claimed that
he acted under excitement, but we fail to
sec the justification in such plea. a man
who cannot govern himself is an improper
person to attempt the government of others
In our opinion, such a plea would be a
provocation instead of an extenuation. The
law makes ample provision for dsmissing
disorderly children from school, but it gives
unfeelng teachers no license to beat and
abuse them.
Had we a child whipped as we have
known some beaten by heartless masters of
the birch there would probably be two cases
of assault and battery instead of one.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

ADvERTIsING.-It will pay every man
who has an article to sell to advertise it,
Would you sell horse, let the public know
it. 1t will cost you less than a weeks feed
for him. If you would sell your farm, let
the public know it, and the probabilities are
that some one Of the readers ofyour county
papers want such farm, and will buy
We pick up some Of our exchanges and find
whole columns of houses and farms offered
at public and private sale, as though the
whole community was about to move
They find it pays sooner or later. Whether
you desire to sell or to purchase, a small
sum invested in an advertisement will save
you days of waiting and cost of personal APP
plication.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

But THREE. Ohio has but three Union
men in Congress: FINK and LIZ BLOND,
Democrats, and HUBBELL, Republican -
The others all vote against the Union; vote
to defeat the will of the President; vote to
keep the Southern States out of the Union.
We regret that Judge WELKER, from this
district, has chosen to follow the disunion
leadership of STEVENS is not question
of party now many ofthe Republican mem
bers and all the Democrats sustain the Pres.
ident and go for the Union but majority
ofthe Republicans are against the Union. -
We have but two parties: unionists and
traitors-those who go for the Union and
those who prefer the negro to the Union
1t is bad for Ohio that We have but three
Union men in Congress.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

LITERAL TRANsLATIoNs.- "A new and
frightfuly literal translation Of the New
Testament has been printed, in which John
the Baptist is styled "John the Dipper. ="
Another specimen is; Neither do men
light lamp and put it under corn meas
ure, but on lamp stand, and it givcth light
to all who are in the family" This new
version, the Springfield RepuJlicm sug-
gests, might suit that rustic minister who
in a hot controversy against immersion,
took for his text, BE not carried about with
divers"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04
Wines and Liquors.
FLOUR AND MEAL

We also keep for the benefit of customers
NOTIONS, WOODEN-WARE, CROCKERY,
and griSt Ofother articles all of,which we will
sell cheap for CASH or Produce.
Give us II call. MULFORD & ROSS.
October %, lSGjtf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04
Fresh Groceries.

Which will be sold cheap. Their stock consists
in part Of TEAS, COFFEES, SUGAR, MOLAS-
SES, SYRUpS. SALT, FISH, TOBACCOS CI-
CARS, CANDLES, RAlSlNS, PRUNES, NUTS
CANDIES, CAKES, CRACKERS, &C., &c.
They also keep on hand, for family use, the
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04
NOTICE.

Oro
20
ef1ret
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L@tn,sr 2sth S3-w3 CtunyA Auditor
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04

PROSPECTIVE CHANCES. Quite n mum.
Der of business changes have already been
settled upon, to take place about the first OF
April.
GEORGE REED will run the clothing cs-
tablishmcnt Instead of Mr. Couy. Mr.. REED
is good and experienced business man.
The corner now occupied by Mcdowell
x PALMER's grocery has been leased to
llosAcK REED a. Co. for their stove and
tinware establishment.
The HoLLINGER corner has been secured
by ii. 5. WESTON, who designs opening a
first class grocery and provision store. An
establishment Of the kind is needed in this
place and Mr.. WESTON knows how to keep
it.
The bank building has been bought by
EsTILL a. NEWTON, who will put an open
front in it. The bank will remain where it
is. The other room is not yet rented Up
stairs will be occupied by the FARMER office,
and JoHN W. Worries, Esq, who designs
to resume the practice Of the law.
MICHAEL FIKE has sold his business house
to his brother. 1t will probably be occupied
by MCDOWELL & PALMER's $ grocery.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04
Notions.

MY stock of Notins embraces AL kinds usually
found in n Dry Goods Establishment, all Of
which am prepared 10 sell at the Lowest Llv-
ing Prices. Call and see for yourselves.
Louis Mayors.
Millsrshury, Nov. Q, lssS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1866-01-04
HATS & CAPS /:

Embracing all the latest styles. for Ladies'
Gents aud the little responsibilities at h
, 1866-11-05
Ernal.

w HEREAS, Samuel J. Walker, OF the
w city Ct Cor1t tEton. stALs Of Kentucky. by h
mortgage deed. dsted the fIst dAv OF May 4. D. 1855
tnd recorded In the Eechtdefe OGce Of The County q
Cttek and State oi nffps In HOOK 81 q Mortgages n
paEe sI1- tonFe{ 10 the nnd&rstG1et Phebe II. HtiA
ot eursa and state oi Illinois, the following dtscbe
rrAl estate o-wlt: fA|t he notes4t quarter OF se
hon sl1 fe IN township thirty G} nor ofr,-N
fourteen OIL east IT tic third PRINCIPAL Ce:iNtr De
scr1bed - follows: ccEeedrz 4: the northeast cor.
ntr Ct the northeast quarter Ct sa1d section 81 H..
thence eosth a'onr the e4t ne Of aAte quarter seeos
ane hucdred md atx1F a6f1 rpce % The soutn iss
said quarter So nn.; thence vest along said sooth In
e.tt line estt quarter sea1 oce hundred and st10
6Ql todh to the cnrc Lee Of s.it quarter sectioE:
thence along s1tA Forth ft2e - the plsce ol hn
nlnx-contAtl Ing {sp} Sald Iortxaee deed haV
Ing ben ETtu and .pace tor the purpose ct sacurnf
the psyent Ct three certain rrdss1rE uotes OF *Af
date Is said ncrrRact deed. for the SUE ot twenty
eight hundred and .hst5. AZ LOO dcllart
{fSSE} each bearing .terxf At the rate Ct tsI pss
cent PER an1n nc date, sad psy9o1e Il oce, two Ant
thrrt yex1x, se5rtctvely. troI- dAte. .-
Where1k detAnlt having eeen fckte = tht pay
said ote due II ote ycas nor. date 10 E1t oa tae ~
day OF Aay. 1855; therefore, ncuce = nsfeey Eve!
thss under and hy t,rtue Of tc- r-ss yestd IN ~
~ ss,a nortsAse deed asye eees-d So $Scs1rs p g
With the lnt.reat Thereon, AID ~ oy =sseu act
Of attorney. viii sell The above descfsed premises. .
public auctic1 1t the Court Hcr*e do. IN the ctsY
chicago, County OF Ccok. fer the purEe q paying u
Of said protn1sscry notes aad interest CT Monday, tn
third Day OF ofDecernher: 4 p ise6 4 TN oelosS q
ui s4ld dar. rHEBE q. WEISS, MoEtEasea-
S31t-$p-fCE%
, 1866-11-05

shs ests ssea saae
cunlss,ns t.oek ny selns ahead . the Lake saperor
anF @sS 1iss
who had thcsE trade already established could engage
il e Icss ~. 7he tap: q
s.aasss sas
ApnroaehEs those Gn15ent for se last tTo ys4 thcy
rrisrs viii Ss established nsly pToaisIe t. tSe fsr
el.nce sa r a is:.; III ioe % h,s VI
7le decline has a'rrady eosamenrd, aad o7es ators
when II VIII eease IN is part tac country 500
tie 6Se M a. U Us is as s!; i
r.. ven ~ S, e.s1 he m.1ss
hcE q 70 p.1s hsPo1s ION th1c sate .s th
oss fa,sFe e!se!s, AID Disposed taEs shef
Wifi 1Se,s s4pessensc Of the past txo yrar they are
s hs s.. :a ,sc "y ssai 70 "a
Lave 70 receive. From a11 Es can Ea:oe1 there hare
y, =, IN ] q. nasS
fns f insecurity thc tnta,c md c inpe>Abtli1x
sion ssssrs :; nsss which ou:d nesessitste !sE-
''s9R Gags IN With II r'e @e.s a.' ths g., Y
ported s!,c5r; ~ vel a. IN increase OF
e Y as iaPS as@s ss ys! s. essn
lon this country, and TIT kc farts Int. st,opg
obstacle the e1is:cIce Of IA prices. 10th Eaca1
mud Ireland iesa M viii 9s ~ Ihe e.,tls nla5ne tatn
Hurne<l stocks) cnuno Ihclr attention c,oscY
u legs and srcp, while The low pr1 Of gain used
fos feeding 1as furnished e1tEa The
ot The past summer has dcyeope The f.ct
th1t American ban will cnls he taken in EuEi3ul
certain trads md = certain SuEe4 and whsse tho-e
I'd, but Ceases almost wholly, ant cannot he recalled
even hy the most liberal concessloas although 1he
quantity ofhacon and hams exported to EuEand la>i
etaso1 w r. r. than The rrsions hy
fome + ooe boNts hSse lrn returned o~a = the i'm
The packing of hocs 70 the rr~%cnt tfre Eurns ur
1suCp cattle, 910. The market closes uuII at Sa
SIC gross for hogs and = Goa5. e. ss tor cattle.
| Mess PORK has bcsn In demand, n.t only toF TIT
lumber reEtonh but also y tnrpy Ing short sellers
New lGsk 4nt the hs,s.s,us @ Gl IN stteE Clique hsr
ihe markrt maS be quoted dull 81 rs o3 tnt ne1
weeks delivery: Extsa prime pork. tsono 2l.N
prime mess, e9ao. Winter cured meats SCARE, IN
feid At isc for shoulders. and Ec fos sides. Greg
nrafs Inactive at 1si9 1s,zc for hams, and ahc 70
snonidrIs. Lsiu dull & lsSlsSs ios neg. ana eo'n
foErih ciask q 20: 10 baltimore and Fhiladelpht
| 'e' ~ Ns" Il. MuvARp Co.
, 1866-11-05

*'3Hs 13&Sr HHA WElTQNEf
Az Essay Of Warning and Instruction 70. Young Met.
Alao Dfeasea and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
Powe Win SURE means Of relief Sent free Of charge
HQEGuTQN. Howard Association, Phlladelphia. Fa