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THE FREEDMEN's BUREAU IN KENTUCKY
Brevet Brigadier-Genefal j. r. Lewis, Assis-
tant Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau
for Kentucky, has transmitted to Gen. Howard
a report of the operations of the bureau in that
State for the quarter ending September 3d.
During July, August and September, 5O64 ra-
tions were issued to 2Sl refugees and freedmen,
at a cost of $954 The number of rations is
sued in September was much larger than u.s.
ual, in order to relieve the suffering caused by
the cholera then prevailing. It was believed to
be sufficient to supply the wants of all, but in
the towns there is transient population of
freedmen who have no interest in the crops,
who have but little claim upon the local auth
critics, and who, If overtaken by sickness in
the coming winter, must suffer much destitu-
ton. 81 schools for freedmen are in operation,
having an attendance of $500 pupils. Neither
the civil authorities nor private benevolence
has done much for the destitute sick except at
Memphis, where, under an arrangement be-
tween the civil authorities and General Fisk,
much good has been done in this respect. The
hospital for freedmen, which was put in charge
of the civil authorities, has been well conduct
ed at a cost of over $4,000 per month. At the
last session of the county court the authorities
appropriated $25,O0O for the support of the
poor, irrespective of color.-Dipateht to the Bos-
ton Advertiser. .
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SECRETARY STANTON. = The Washington
correspondent of the Boston Advertiser says
the announcement of the resignation of Secre-
tary Stanton is premature, but it is generally
understood that he is only awaiting the COM
pletion OF his forthcoming report to take his fl
nal leave of the War Office, inaccordance with
an agreement made with the President some
time since. ~
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,r, FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. II.
The harbor is full of vessels northward bonnd
waiting for better weather.
. Inc bar4ue George e. Kingman, thirty DAYS
from Frentera, Mexico, arrived here this MORN
ing, peufa to New York. On the 18th of Au-
gust thefe was hurricane on the coast of Mex
leo, which lasted about twelve hours, Seven
vessels which We're on the coast loading or pre-
paring 20 load, went ashore, one of which was
the e. barn Caleb Haley, of New York.
Inc schooner Mary E. Amesden and schoon-
CT W esI Dennis, from Georgetown for Boston,
returned here for q harbor after having been at
sea twenty days. They got as far as Barnegat
and We're driven back by gales.
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RoBBNa THE MAns.-George A. Smith o. Of
Concord, N. H., was arrested on Wednesday by
United States Post Office Detective johnson
of Boston, upon charge of fpurloining leT.eps nons
from the United States mail car on the te ne Re
cord and Portsmouth Railroad, and taKen ,.th N
fore Commissioner Hackett at for.s% si, %ov em-
H.. for trial Smith who is a Young poy ia o
ployed in cleaning the ears and selling nggd run. was
Sc, on the trains admitted the tsei5 r. United
bound sSs May tn ssG% 4 # isf Is believed
states Circuit u'ss.rovod whole packages Of let
sers ssns msed ne sds for Port
isna isrs % &c first absraeting what money they
tearing the tSs up and IND
scattering the fragments aiohs 'ne hhe vi 'he
railroad.
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New SToREs.-The beautiful block on Ex-
change street erected by Bailey & Noyes that
on the same street erected by Messrs. Conant
& Payson, the Cumberland National Bank
building, the Free street block and some 9TH
ers, erected since the fire, are near completion
internally and will soon be occupied. e
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PORTLAND EIFLE CLUB.-At the annual
meeting of this Club, on Thursday, Mr.. Otis
Brown was elected President for the ensuing
year.
The annual prize, double barrelled shot gun
value $45 was won by Mr.. j. H. Frost, making
the best string of five off-hand Shots averag-
ing less than three inches, distance 125 yards.
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GoDEY's LADY's Book. The November
number of this excellent and popular naga-
zine has been received at the stores of Messrs.
Short & Loring, corner of Centre and Free
streets, Bailey & Noyes 1874 Fore street, A.
Robinson No. S23 Congress street, and at the
periodical depot of Messrs Fessenden Broth
arS
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, Oct 49,
N me base ball match yesterday for the
championship, between the Atlantics of Brook
yn, and the Mutuals, of New York, the At
Aantiss were victorious "a to "a,
Inc surviving officers of the Evening Star.
nave made statements concerning the unsea-
MorthlAess OF that vessel, and say that in her
unserviceable condition she went to sen with
bat little more than half crew.
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CONTRIBUTIONS FOR THE SUFFERERS. = A
committee from Lowell, Mass, visited our city
yesterday, and left with the Mayor 81 800 addi-
tional swelling the contributions from that city
to $1,000. Of this amount upwards of $4OO
was raised among the female operatives in one
mill raH
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Mexican A GaiPs.

, New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.
me French steamer Empress Eugenie arriv
ea az vera Cruz on the 18th inst, with Gen.
Castleman, who started on the same evening to
meet Gen. Bazaine at Puebla.
1t was reported that about one hundred
French troops and four hundred thousand dol
lars IN specie, were being embarked for France
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HOUSEKEEPING GooDs.-E. M. Patten g. Co.
will offer at auction, at ten o'clock this morn
ing at their rooms on Plumb Street, valua-
BILE assortment of choice articles for house,
keeping, well worthy the attention of purchas-
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Dizessery of Arms a. New Orleans.

*. New York, Oct 10.
A New Orleans special says that the Radi-
7Ooo stand Of arms and four pieces of artillery,
which they believe to belong to secret rebel
organization, hut which really belonged to the
Ahghts of Arabia, who are believed to be lit
. Ting gqt foreign expedition As Lieut. Hard
ing, fheir leader, was lost ON the Evening Star.
the tpedition win be delayed
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MORE NovELTIEs.-Coe & McCallar, at No.
IL Market Square, are opening to-day lot
more of those new style hats for young mems
wear. Call and see them. No trouble to show
goods
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BASE BALL. = In the match, Thursday, be-
tween the Independent Nine of westbrook
and the "Sebascons' of Gorham, the latter
club won by score of 48 to 46. 1t was beau
tiful and very exciting game
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ORTLAND AND VICINITT.
New Advertisements. To-Day.

ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Theatre-Bilwell & Brown.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Furniture-Kimball s. Co.
Dry Goods-E. L. Eden & Co.
Furniture at Aucticn-C. w. Holmes.
For Salc-Portable Engine.
Valuable Property for Sale.
Those New Hats-Harris.
Mouldings, &c.-Hendrickson & Richards.
Observation-Disclosures Custis g. Co.
Mems Gloves--Charles Gusts & Co.
For Havana-Bark Lizzie Houghton.
Scotch Hats-Perry's.
For Sale-Butter.
Auction Sale-E. M. PattenS Co.
Board Wanted.
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A REIGN OF TERROR IN SpAIN-The official
Gazette of Madrid publishes sentence pro-
nounced by the council of war on 2ad of Sen.
tember. by which thirty three persons are con
demned to death Generals and officers of all
grades are ordered to be shot, but journalists
and deputies are condemned simply to stran
gulation. Among the latter are NJ Sagasta,
proprietor and director of the journal The
!berie;. M. Ortis Casado, manager of the same
journal, and provincial deputy; M. Montenar,
proprietor and director of the Journal The Nov
edades, and deputy; M. Gaslettar, proprietor
and director OF The Democratic, professor at
and one of the most distinguished advocates in
Span; and nj. Bessera, professor of the exact
sciences and journalist These persons have
for the most part fled, but unhappily fifty-four
persons OF all conditions have been arrested
whom II Is intended to transport to the Phillip
pines OF to Fernando Po.
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Terms Eight Dollars per 0ssnss,,s, tn advance.

DIvoRcEs.-On the new docket for the pres
ent term of the Supreme Judicial Court there
are twenty-one libels for divorce. Fourteen of
them are petitioned for by wives, and seven by
husbands,
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Threat. 10 Bur. oueuec.

QUEBEC, oct. -.
The continued fine weather is a great bles-
sing to thousands of the sufferers by the late
fire. 1t is understood that threats have been
made to burn the city. This is owing to the
religious and national animosities Citizens
are arranging to form night patrols for the pro-
lection of property.
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ANY one in want of mems under shirts,
drawers, or hosiery, will find large assOrt-
ment of the best qualities at the store of Chas.
Custis & Co.
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Total amount received by Mayor, s49s,1s7 1s

PATENTs.-Patents have been granted this
week to Freeman M. Hardison and John A.
Hooper, of South Berwick, for improved mop
head; Nathan Hawkes., of Appleton, for i'm
provement in combined Cultivator and ditch
er; W. w. Doane and w. Barr, of Brewer, for
improvement in skids for supporting barrels;
Isaac Allard, of Belfast, assignor to self and r.
Q. Turner, of same.place, for wood saving ma
chine
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THEATRE.-The play of this evening will be
Ireland as it was, to be followed by the amusing
farce of Smith versus Brown Next week we
are promised new novelties.
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PERIoDICALs.-The Atlantic and Harper's
Monthlies, Hours at Home, &c, with all other
popular magazines of the day, may be found
constantly at the counter of Short & Loring,
Free street.
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WE invite attention to the splendid scaris,
ties and cravats now to be had of Charles Gus
tis 81 Co.
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SEE advertisement of Hendrickson Doll &
Richards, wholesale and retail dealers in mir
rors, picture frames, &C., % Summer street,
Boston.
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TESTIMONIAL TO Hon. MIR. HAMLIN-The
gentlemen of the Custom House have caused to
DC prepared very elegant testimonial of their
regard for the recent collector of this port. Mr..
Hamlin. 1t is silver service, consisting of a
salver OF the largest size, and six pieces, all
very tastefully engraved and ornamented, the
several pieces bearing the initial letter I'll. .
IN German text The salyer has the following
inscription in the centre
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business Notices.

THE OPINION OF An OFFICER IN THE ARMY
"At inspection noticed that large proportion OF the
mems knapsacks contained box of Troches, being
used by them for Colds, &c." Brown's bronchial
Troches should be used upon the first appearance of
cold or cough, which by neglect may terminate in
some incurable lung disease. eOd1w
BE TRUE TO YOUR TEETH, and they will be true
to you Never will you need false ones you use the
Sosodont, morning and evening. 1t imparts inde-
structiblity to the enamel keeps it white and spoess
and wonderfully improves the breath.
OUR CHILDREN-How m uch suffering might be
saved them, and how many lives spared to u.s. did
Keep ready for use few bottles of DR.. BickneVs 8
syrup, which cures dysentery diarrhea summer COM
plant, pain cramp or distress from eating. d&w1t
BURNETT's Oriental Tooth Wash is prcserver Of
the teeth, and beauties them without Injury 10 the
enamel
The human hair-low many persons abuse this del
icate and beautiful ornapcnt by burning il with al
cnholc washes and pastcring it with grease, which
has no affinity tor tic skin and is not absorbed Bur-
hetts Cocoaine, compound of Cocoanut OIL &C., Is
unrivalled as dressing for the harris readily alb
sorbed, and is peculiarly adapted to IFS varons condi
tons, preventing its falling of. and promoting It's
healthy growth. For sale by druggists everywhere.
Jan 20 d1y
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:, QUEBEc.-,A New York paper says that Que
pee gave more in proportion to its population,
IN aid OF the sufferers by the Portland fire
ft;st should keep in fun force the Reciprocity
treaty, humanity" -
We the above fromthe Boston. ournal
tie PARAGRAPH in the New York paper not
hs=ssse failen under our simply for the
purpose of correcting wrung p e.
far from Quebec "giving more in proportion to
Its population in aid of the sufferers by the
Portland fire than New York did" she has not
given one dollar for our sufferers, as we learn
by enquiry at the Mayors office, and as may
be seen by the acknowledgements of contribu-
tions which have appeared in the Press from
time to time, since the fire.
Still this does not release Portland f ON the
fuflfilment of the precept, = Let charity
abound A v 8l
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RAILWAY TRAFFIc.-The following are the
receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending Oct. 18th, 1866:
Passengers, .....................$ SOL 474 90
Express Freight Mails and Sundries,. ... 5,1O0 90
Freight and Live Stock. ck,.............. 96 109 O9
Total,.; ......................S S162, ,683 90
corresponding week last year, 151, 800 90
Increase, e,........ $40, 1868 90
JOSEPH HICKSON,
Secretary and Treasurer
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THE STATE.

CLUNY and thread lace collars at Davis &
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ffeSenCed to
HON. HANNIBAL HAMLIN.

EMPLOYEES AT THE CUSTOM HOUSE,
as a token of their esteem,
Boston, Oct. 8, 1866"
:. The cost of the plate as bullion, was we be-
lieve, about $500, but the value to be set on it
ny ITS new owner, could probably not be reck-
cned in greenbacks. 1t is very appropriate
and very well deserved gift.-Boston 1duer-
tiser.
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EBEc.A New York noner saws ,h.t o.,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10.
Only two cases of cholera occurred to-day.
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Additional Coutr;bn,;o,,s.

Since our last report of Contributions for the
relief of sufferers by the great fire in this city,
hesMay9r has received the following sumse
Lady of WestDrooK, - 4. No
Citizens of Otisfield, additional, 10 w
Citizens of Cambridge, Mass, addi-
tional $500 so
Proceeds of Tableaux, Westerly, RI, 1870 90
Alpheus s. Holden, Casco 35 90
Citizens of Manchester, N. H., addi-
tona, IL 90
Brick Church, Rochester, NY, byJ.
e. Noyes, 5000
Citizens OF W0olwich, 100 90
II. G. c." Methuen, Mass, 100 90
Or. Bell, Halifax by 1. Washburn, Jr., IA 90
Citizens of Wilton by j. c. Miller, 152 O6
VIM. Adie & ais, Matanzas 152 65
Citizens of Bridgeport, Conn, addi-
tional, 1850 90
Citizens OF Lowell, Mass, additional, 1900 90
$9,O74 OF
Amount previously acknowledged, 489,l13 IL
Hafa M L. Aano
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Your obedfent servant
EDWARD CONNER,


-s United States Consul
Hon. William III. Seward, Secretary of State.
Department Of State, Washington. To His
Ercellency the Governor of the Stote-Sir: On
the 9th inst. had the honor to address a letter
to you, informing you that measures were ON
foot to induce freedmen to emigrate to foreign
countries, and particularly to Peru, and sug-
gesting that all the legal and moral means at
your command should be used to prevent what
was believed to be an attempt, under specious
promises OF advantage, to practice imposition
upon the emigrants of our country. Referring
to that communication, have uow the honor
to transmit for your information extracts of the
dispatch addressed to this Department by
Consul of United States, in Peru, under late
OF the 18th ultimO, which prompted the sug
gestiOns upon the subject referred to, which
have already been made.
| have the honor to be, .
Your Excellency's Ob't serv't.,
.(Signed) VIM. III. SEWARD.
EetrdctS.-I consider it my duty to advise
the Government that a person named William,
a native of Chill resident in Lima, has depart
ed for the United States, with the object of
contracting for 1000 families of negroes for
this country. The intention of the party or
parties interested, is to give the speculation
the cOloring Of free colonization in that coun-
try; but here, the negroes are to be sold in the
same manner as the Chinese coolies for the
term of eight years for the sum of 1915. Under
the pretext of remunerating the speculator for
the passage and money which he has paid
The negroes to receive during the eight years
% cents in Bolivian currency, daily, equal to
33 Is per cent. less in hard money. There is
no necessity for me to enunciate the horrid
cruelties and sufferings and i'll treatment in
flcted upon the Chinese laborers, and which
would be the fate of the deluded people brought
here under this contract if permitted to be car
ried out by your Government. will only add
that the greater part of the negroes are already
contracted to planters on the terms above mem
toned. leave the matter to your better judge
ment and decision, and remain yours, sc.
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TERMs:-Eight Dollars year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
anne place every Thursday morning at S2.ooa year.
Invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING-One men OF space' III
eneth OF column, constitutes square. -.
week after; three Insertions or less $l00; continu-
ng every other day after first week, 90 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less, 10 cents one
week. $500; 90 cents per week after.
Under head of .sAMUsEMENTs,' $500 per square
per week: three insertions or less, $3.50.
SPECIAL NOTICES. .25 per square for the first in
serton and % cents per square for each subsequent
insertion. 1sf
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINR STATE
PRESS" (which has a large circulation in eyery par-
Of the Stae for 100 per square for first Insertion
and so cents per square for each subsequent nser-
ton. ~ rs-ss r,--- !
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jRejcctiOn of the constitutional Amend.
Micnt by the Texas Legislature,
Cholera.

my n : y. INV OhLEANS, OCG.
The 4eAas Legislature has rejected the Con
stitutPnal amendment by vote of 67 to 5.
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. WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct. 10.
u. Caalen has been elected to the House of
Oomm9ns from brunswick County All the
lagos near the railroad lines, indicate that the
vote fs Worth for Governor, will be almost
unanimous. 80
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North Carolinn Elecfion

RALEIGH, n c., Oct. 10.
Election returns come in slowly. The indi-
cations are that Worth will have an over
whelming majority. Dickery's vote is very
slim. Vance received several votes in various
parts Off the State.
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CLOUDS at Davis & Co.'S.
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MUNICIPAL COURT.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PREsIDING
FRIDAY.-Michael Murray ON search and seizure
process, paid $2o.26
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every Day, !Sunday excepted,l at No. Printers
uNcnangc commercial Street, Portland, by N. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS Eight Dollars a year in advance.
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Wanted Immediately.
Flour Barrels Wanted.

THLOUR Barrels suitable for Sugar for which cash
l. and the highest price will be paid by
LYNCH, BARKER e. CO..
july2f 139 Commercial street.
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&cN &SSN5 rOSir.S
'1"'S aa'sSAD 5 sf 2fd9r
Bill Proposing The Annexation of the
British Provinces =" 'i

WASHINGTON, July 2.--Mr. Banks
introduced a bill i'll the House of Rep.
rcscntativcs today, establishing copdi.
tIons by winch the States Of Nova SEQ
tia, New Brunswick, Canada East rnd
West and The, Territories Of Columbia,
Selkork and Saskoichum could bo an
nexed to the United States AS amin
ducement for these provinces to annex
themselves to tho United States, the
bi'l proposes to pay the debt ofieacl.
which amounts in the aggregate e
sS5, 100000, besides pledging the Uni.
cd States TO pay the Hudson Bay Com
rany 500, 100000 for certain posses.
Slons H'NH."
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Late from Europe.

HALIFAX, July 2.--The prcpara-
tions for war continue, night and day.
The Federal troops at Frankfort are
much dissatisfied, complaining that
Austria puts them iii danger before
she can offer protection. .,v.
Tho Prussians took tho Elcctor of
Hcssc md his Primo Minister Of Var.
, The Prussians left small garrison
in Dresden, and advanced ii into Bohc-
mia without resistance. ID q. 5'n.
a slight collision occurred between
the bclligcrents in Silcsia; and the
Austrians retreatcd.
Concerning the communication of
Franco to Austria the. Vienna Presse
says that France denies any agree
mcnt with Prussin. If Austria is sue
cessful and does not menace the exist
ing Kingdom of Italy, and does not ad-
vance beyond Milan, France will not
interfere, but will assist in concluding
peace on a permanent basis, and
further, she proposes for Italy to pay
indemnity TO Austria's remuneration of
the fruit'of victory. 49,,
st. Petersburg adviccs declare that
no troops have been moved to the
frontier and her policy is non-inter-
vention.
A revolt broke out in Madrid on
the 23d. The insurgents furnished
the populacc with arms, barricales
were erected and fighting commenced.
After an obstinate resistance the in
surgcnts surrendered at discretion.
Narvaes was wounded. General Prim
had been arrested at Bayonnc by the
French authorities. 81 ~,
The London Obsorper says that mo-
tion will bo made in the House Of.
Commons Expressive Of fneonfdoncc in
the ministry, and promising the favor
able consideration, of the reform meas
uro5 hex, session, if the ministers do
not announce the dissolution cof Parlia-
mont.
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1866.

HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermir'
need he so no longer, if they use &c CosTAR's''
Exterminator Wchavc used il to our satis-
faction; and if n box cost SIS, We would have
II. We have tried posons, but they effected
nothing; but "Cosiar's" article knocks tho
breath oGl of Rats. Mice, Reaches, Ants,
GnI Bed Bugs, quicker than We can writcit
1t is in great demand all over the country.
- Nenaino, Ohio, Gazette
ge:aa Sec "CoSTAR's" Observation-Disclosures
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1866. !.

FARMERS AND HOUSEEEEPERs-.
should reooheGtl that hnndyeds of dollars
worth Of Crash. Provisions, &c., are an
nn,hHy dcshoted by Rats, Mice, Ants, and
.other insects apd~erinin-. ali Of which can
'p9 .prsvsented by a few, dollars worth, of
'GosrAR's' Kat,S Roaoh, Ant, &C., Exter-
'minnlor, bought and used freely.
Iie1ss@ SsSJIifosgARs" advertisement above.
Gst. Sold - 4" ~
Ile4. ByL4 baG ~ yst7
All Drusgtsto and Dealers rsfoverywhorein
~ % san BARNES, WARD, & CO.,
.@nii9s58 Wholesale Agents,
- ,y3ur New O.lcans, iiG:'
p june 5'GG-1yr"