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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
Illustrated Circular and Catalogue,
End OF the Nar!
New Grocery and Provision
S T ORE.

THE sui scrDhcrs have Just opened out on ie corneI
L of Market aud Brown Streets, IN the room lately
occupied uy Edward FTysnEc-. as = Tobacco and
Segar store. large. splendid and cheap assortment
OF Groceries ProNlSIo &c. consisting IN part 0f
The best qualities of Sugars l the market. raDgiCE
from II to Is. l., - ami - cents per pound.
Syrup. Sugar House and liakIn- MOass,s.
LaGuyra and RIO Coffee TomsOns celebrated Pat
cnt CotFec~. Rio, Turkey and Essence of Coffee ia
ker's Chocolates: Imperial, loung HySon. Ooong and
Japan Teas. the finest ana the pTCst IN the market
complete assortment If Spices. ground and
whole: Cream of Tartcr, Soda, Baking and Washing
SaaratuS Starch.
Dairy Salt IL largo and small sacks, to suit pur-
cnH>crs.
Briggs Switt'~ celebrated CiucInuaU sugar cured
Hams. Dried Beef; burlington Herring. e..
SAePPard~ celebrated pttshuTG Crackers, water.
Butter. Su-.r: soda and Ginger snaps
And everything that j. generally t,und IN 4 regular
Hrocery ana Provision Store. All our goods have
neeh selected with great care, and with the view To
lalhi~i the citizens Of Lcwstorn and vicIuy with II
htS tIa~S "i "Eocerl~ at Il low figure share of il.e
Fu"Ac patronage Is respectfully solicited
k,HnSIY produce taken N exchange.
3"-s :. WEBER son.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
AGRICULTUR AL
Importance of Gravel Stones for Fowls

Importance Of Gravel Stones for Fowls.
Did you ever disscct the gizzard Of
a hen, turkey, goose or duck? The
gizzard and gravel stones in it, serve
the purpose Of teeth, in reducing the
food to small particles, Or, in other
words, to facilitate digestion. The
food is swallowed in chunks, or tho
grain is received into the crop unbro-
ken. Here all substances are softened
and passed, a little alta time, through
the gizzard, which is surrounded by
strong muscles; and when food is pass
ing through it, it dilates and contracts
similar to the motion of bellows, and
the !Ood, kernels of grain, coming in
contact with the gravel stones is sep
aratcd and torn to pieces. After this
process is completed the food is diges-
ted. These little r:ill stones, as it
were, DO not remain long in the giz-
Zard; they are carried out with the
food, and new set is thus brought
along to be ground. Now if the fowls
are confined, as they often are, while
they cannot have access to all the
sharp gravel they need, their digestion
must be imperfect, and they cannot do
well, especially if fed on whole grain.
Fowls need sharp gravel within their
reach, to swallow every day; and if
they DO not have range, gravel
should be kept by them, in their enclo-
Surcs,-Bosion Cuhirator.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
p O Z T r x
Songs Of Old.

The songs Of Old. How deep spell
Lies ii the old. familiar words
once sang by those We loved so well,
In other days, IN happier years;
Visions OF hop" long passed away,
Come o'er the heart 50 long and cold,
And memory asks, oh, where are they
Who Sweetly sung the songs Of oldl
Where are they1 Some n silence sleep
Beneath the mournfll yew trees gloom;
Others within the boundless deep
Have carly found an ocean tomb;
Dim are the eyes that gently shone,
The once warm heart lies still and cold,
Aud hushed for aye, forever gone,
The voice that sung the songs Of old.
Where nra they On some foreign strand
For many a weary day they roam;
Cherries they tread the strangers land,
From friends afar, and far from home.
Do they not long to JOIN once more
The joyous dance, the social throng,
And minge, as IN days OF yore,
Their yoices in the oden songt
Fondly the heart stll loves to linger
Amid the ruins Of the past,
Tracing, wiki fancy's fairy finger,
Visions too beautiful TO last:
Bringing to memory's eye again
The long lost friend, the cherished one,
Waking the past with some sad strain,
Some weiErememhered uldeu song.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
Improving Garden Soils,

The first step should be to under
drain the garden thoroughly. That
means tile laid two and a hat feet
deep, and the drains eight or ten feet
apart. Make the drain shallow, so as
to dry the surface Of the ground quick
ly, and 50 that the air passing up tho
drains may reach and benefit the plants
readily. Put them close together so
that every foot of ground may come
within their influence, and so that as
cending water in the spring, may be
arrested ere it reaches the surface.
If the soil contains too much clay,
is heavy and difficult to puIverize, draw
on sand and mix with it. If on the
contrary it is too light, apply clay
you can generally find it in the subsoiI,
and such trenching is the very best
thing to be done. You want plenty of
vegetable mould in the garden, and
this can be supplied readily by cutting
sods from the road side or fence cor
ners, and piling them up until thor
oughly decayed. a fine compost may
be made with sods, barn.yard manure,
plaster, &c, and it forms the best fer
tiiizer, all things considered, that can
be applied to garden. Manure should
decay sufficiently TO destroy the vital
ity of seeds Of weeds which may be in
it, and this can be accomplished eco
nomically in Il hot bed. Rural N
Yorker.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
Il BRHA9 8XElYBlluq
At D. Groves Store.
New Arrival Of Groceries and COpfec,iOnerieS

n GROVE would again inform the nutIic that he
II. has Just received a fresh supply. to which he
would call their attention. Now j. the time to buy
cheap prime Noasses; the very best of Sugars prime
Coffee. different kinds, put up in Il. packages Corn
Starch, Farina Homny. Beans, and all kinds Of Specs
rcsh and fine; prime Cheese, pure CIDER Vinegar.
Baskets Buckets. BrccmS and a variety of Dolls AMI
Notions for Children; Also, Ra>lns, Figs. Prunes
CocoanurS. Almonds, &c beside the largest assort-
endless variety OF extracts all Of which will De sold
cheap for cash.
As All kinds of Country Produce taken in cx.
change for Goods.
Thankful for past avors, he hopes by strict atten-
ton to business merit ana receive lcoutiLuanceCf
the patronage of generous pubic mayl0
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

r@- . Jake, did you carry that um-
breIla home that | borrowed ycster-
day." asked father of bis son. NO,
father, you have often told NE to lay
up something for rainy day, and as
thought it would rain soon. / laid up
the umbrella"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

ns- A Democrat, who is more noted
for his political zeal than reason, on
being informed that Connecticut had
gone Republican, Indignantly replied
u dent care d-n, the President
will veto it."
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

pa- A young lady rebuked by her
mother for kissing her lover, justified
the act by quoting the passage
" Whatever ye would that men should
do unto YOU. DO &c even so to them "
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

rfa- \ fellow being awakened by the
clerk OF steamer, was told that he
must not occupy the berth with his
boots on. When he very coGsiderate-
ly replied:
ooh, the bugs won't hurt EN- [
guess; they are an old pair"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

say- A western circle, in speaking of
a new play, says: Z" The unities are ad-
mirably observed; the dullness, which
commences with the first act, never
flags for moment until the curtain
falls"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

B@- a seven year old was recently
reproved for playing out of doors with
boys; she was " too big for that now"
But with the greatest innocence she
replied:
"Why, grandma, the bigger VIC
grow the better we like EN-"
Grandma took timr 30 think
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

"Sonny, does your father take pa,
pcr?" &" Yes, sir, two of 'em. One Of
'cm belongs to Mr. Smith and the other
to Mr.. Thompson. | hooks 'em both
off the stoop as rcg'lar as can be"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

Rg- A miner who recently came from
Virginia City, says vegetation is SO
scarce in that region that two mullen
stalks and bunch Of thistlcs is called
n grove.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
Special Branches.

Algebra and TIE TjzioY Mathematics PHon0g, dqlv O-
,.aaunfG PealGI,s. y, tie ii; Of Detecting (g.,n-
terfG; Ayuey. Engineering. >'lrrrarg. Nlv-
ggtlof. ttgi Icfee.1ptrur.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

sea- Slight changes make great diff
terences. dinner for nothing" is very
good fun, but you can't say as much of
. nothing for dinner"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

nss- Some men keep very savage
dogs around their houses, so that the
hungry poor who stop to get bite"
may get it outside the door
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

sf27~ How annoying it must be to a
tetotalcr to have bottle nose.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
EANK OF nEpOsIT ANn 80,
To Young Men


Practical Education for Business,
guarantee course Of instruction no where else
c4VdIcd. while the reputation and standing cf The
Institution among business men max" - endorse
the best passport to success and advancement.
All contemplating entering any Commercial College,
invited to send for
Illustrated Circular and Catalogue,
containing npete inter- or views of the College and
tul particulars OF the course Of Insructou terms &c.
L. FAIRBANKS, 4. VI, Presdsrt.
/. Z. MERCHANT, Slpt. q Uic. B->iEa"5,
Nov. s,s5Iy~
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
The0retical RookkeeDipg

Upon new plan. with original exposition oC the
science OF accounts arranged and Published by The
proprietor OF this Institution exclusively for hIe
Hse. saving one-haif the ordinary labor Of the stu
dcHt, and giving hin, 4 complete knowledg. Of tAe
practice Of the best ogutants
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

pArDo everything in its proper time.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23
AcrrAL ErslNEss TRAINING

original ana precnlr"rty practical. giving the
dent IN the shortest time complete insight into the
routine, details. customs and IorIn~ of business
general, conductri ia the best regulated CONNER
cial and financial c~ta.!I ~arneuts
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1866-05-23

IL Urges The Hattcr for intelligent
T.-uiorS," ," and thinks "Dcath too Eu&y
q i'uuiShHeHt"
, 1866-10-10

1 ,oRt,OlsAI1ON NOTICE.
+, o13'eH OF TIE I l,os sEp oF PvEL1c worKs,
n,s was5ss: Il ssssi s. IT, i I
nj an estimated cost Of tsS ~'1 s'1'eto'n '''e''s'
et sns Il !. se and Calumet sTsnue. Il a. IL
SIX lamp posts On ua11'Ios A'se; .,,sc, ,.,n.,z
sS'ee: and Clark street At eslnatd COS: d 3 s'''
Nine lamp posts On West ~ Ase1,f,,, s,-a,
@ sT stsees AID Brown street. 1t u esls;ei al "
T1l,tn !qnp posts On casr:on street, r.. !,
a'1 'eIsa street I! ~ estinaiea cost ii t5is;
Talstfsn la%n ret. On i:hsan avenue between
is a1a .fces. at u csssinl,:d
sa!n AID sivsi IT IL eiistci iTsn ss,1
sS9a a &c 4 txes4 1s
ttrst na r Tes.s On Sixteenth st.ce between stats
A4" 'o''aaa aseonc; 3sn i. estimated eost u <s;
street anil inuaa avenue esassie sssa so s's'
ssss q hs's .tsss Il fssssS
E Ms' !sne m -. Az: street, between so.,
Of Y6: sad South Market streets N e:ti:ate CT
Also,
sa :;sS + s'f Il Il s:;S Fem s
S. !sp PCT. on yorth hs,rn hhise street. between ,
sa; anu sss hhlte st:ret, 1t estimated cGst af
Of sssv :; '7'e'' u Al sss'lasra cost /
tss s Ss
Ia; ''R'a "e''' ssfee' ut an estimated cost Il
Sheldon es, @ ases CT es'xSea e s Ada and
seeI 81 a. es.ns.ea eostef ad and
s'ec' ad oed street esmased ] eos. ss;ses ,,S'
s'Fss, At cstti ssssses sss; as:'ia MD
'fee' and Prairie avenue i es;'nssea
H W J1am' no,s o. West En- street. between Union
49, 4a'''e' Streets at an a ts.1lna'ed cost Of sso;
srd anMR nS's1 o. Reuben street betwce
he laror pcrt IN ,,,r. Atso,
III <''tsn stFess@' at an e:stinated eost ois is; .
.wo lamp POSTS ca recs a,noi canet hc,rce, w,,.,
t'thlsan AVENUES at al estimated eoss of a'n anu
nc lamp POST on Pine s,rfrt eso II cor,.- or
superior stFee'' at An es1.a'astai cost Vi sio; ~
i u essxss easp.S Se,a s5.
an ,4ets Goss sn e
estn'nd n c 70 thS Intersection OF said Streets
Shs mt, isH ras:s On indian. avenue north from
e., 1ne s ssso% q Sinn sec
Also I
, 1866-10-10

t;hoicc 50
Nfsitur, '''''''''''''....-.....-.-.. l.nte1. is
f'rttttnCn ''''''''"'''s...--.s.s.-..... f0kS 81
Nt+4I"oa- ~
sxoK1xn lonAcro- "'*' ~
1sSE..''.."s'-+tss.-.-.s. .......,.-..,.,. e$a II
t"m,nt;, st:,, ala 5
4lEG l0Ik&C -'''N''''' As&s ~
Ss;s si:::::::::: 81 s
iisEhr.rh; 1.eoa ,nn
fNntrr 4ff.nf :, :; '-.'.'s'.- h3st1.la
EttsiTn.+ 1''- SA% 10
SnXIas 3lA Il
b0.4 70
tSi''sa At And Es.....,....... ....,, EA,S a
N0OIl-uca1cr< report an active t,ate nrs ~
ns stcaas!S II our Quot2ttons which Arc al Isl.
Mspis roE1,. delivered. .s,too
n.rh' y Sn.t c.at - - l1Gj
Bccci q rnrsf r. .srS LOO
.,asa,n ss,n0pEN AND WILLOW iyaWE-TiSMs ~
shhoc1e - MosrA and nader fatfy actiyr .msnd
& rs maaset fes steady 1t previous fates as foi1aE1
aHSt No. l. IsT doZ.. "a ~ -
.4t' ~. :: ft aHH. Il All ~
ixila fW .hs,n II ~h1Ait4a
inns ffrtrsi ~ LA 8.s1
WsshtsnNrfs 3Gua SD
Willow ms-i II 10el tn
corn has:ns lne,t t--.-'-.............. h0l& S.M
(.o5n b.s:cs 10y, h1.& $50
Chrrrs M y ~ s1a 90l
fhurfs N 1lc1 1lt3
f1nrna NJ Il trsh l5N1AiSO
i1Erns N 4 II II 1s114i-5l
1tvvrs -. ~ -. I.hlal150
MiSEs And Dl.ff1ENKs-TEe demand f,r ~.
, 1866-10-10

4{
rF.NltT1c GnHIw. ynyryn,- coon.
1.crttf I'd Mh,tkry, - DrASnEMo ooops-
2 sent {. r,,;.;:... tl.3f CoSnac, .ez.oz,,no
:tuno!.xaEr1a t.AB. 3.si Hoian. ,s,.n
Es"ntskry l.74a-). 34o RrN- e-eS '"1
i5s;"ereon dot chlea;Dl 80 Janasca. snna an
5Ast spirits trr..ti}. .sr53 ST trOr TIL -
e..HEGt splfliS D WYE IVY ~
f.htcnr fr s.s ghs4-....--. S-a:3 $40
Ia t:r,n,ii.-> sMesfy--...... 44s' SUI
t.n fsrn.. .'7-.-rtS;sEJt al1dctra. INsA S,11
do T.; si W., -;+Ataaans cAsE GOODS. .
G1o G1o stS do. s.nl tic1Jaekrtstn+osra. 91o
f:1-"c- ?1l DsAkeB fTaata tim lin
firs VIZ .s&s Ho1tester't IS toms Cd lIso
Eat k1r.rv Wine s,st.$S1 sirs~h.--r
Il, fr-I ,t IL ~ aN S;hesfy..-......... 1S0
1trtr Etn W., eesFa-8| IsaA1teffT..........sS 500
Er.'.;.:..-. 10 so GiS~ - '''''''''' y"
hen wt,.teSs 7.n,r,,l Gii TOM Gla........to.n3
Oils Ca,5win Aotac6 Gin .i.,0o
WttDl.-i;ccrtT~s a. a, .,,,n., ,.,-
N3fkct ta'l MD Etater. Huycs ais 1ejn ~ ~
t"!l nfthrs ekss. and whtic thc.r Il r,Ir ~
Gilr! tuf ftW %1.cs nte eoaacmmatAI 49, @ ~
ITO r u aaied tEi1ed 1os} e Wc our n.trr.
! E!Ec Eccec-Iisht md Th,te.. .,,..7c
Line E1ccce-L!cht hEt d!a-y.. -y............n liz
sieT:rN Esercc-ti.tls sr'I wh!te ,...--: ~ ~
Mra,ntn F1tcce-Fatr condition. oa..,.,,,, tIs s
toasse EIfece-LEAt k,d whitc. c......,. stc 5ttc
\H1fte t!ecce-eFair condition. 13 ~
more than F1ceecA. @1o y COT sc
~ 4ss ssys oaGs ars T. c rates From naad.
, 1866-10-10

- from tlc bloomington pant8rs,nh,
soon alef the hcayy trust. bcc1ic ssi.s~ ,h.-
tGe tlasnaEet to cur corn crop was u =, ~ :.
was generally SUPPOSED. hut We hopsd s:,n;t he sae
Is rrsdusv bfs,n,o e, gu ri<hs AFTER a is traa
err cTon Il scs1ousy io,aFt Te fssts " ~ 'e se
seui. III Tie fs2r1. se h eo,n r. sa9e !oeat!. VII hc
snxr 1nSE e te1nn corn io7 sef sni scrs ~ eids
I'm 4, 1ls r9 E9c ana harl Many farmers decarc Il, y
ss, ss a,nns a 1t M nd w INV il .lao,t IL
trs.nr sMs CROP y soant @hlie but little vii;
fr.aly fnr that ouf h4rscs. vii! IN she
.eAc. " Gtadcl 'felsetc4" thaa has lrc:a s1naa.ei
, 1866-10-10

])rnpnsal5.


C!Av;ALRY HORSES WANTED.
ehtll Z orlook M Of TetinessaT uctob-r 1Itb iasS
, 1866-10-10

CoILECTOKS OFFICE-State ot
~ lA!EolA G Oh Co1nty-ss.
N1x lul19GIDE's uFFICE. CoCrr HoCsK,
x@Hne @ no1et !s hereby E1yca tha, tho following de-
collecton. n Wit: ''~ -1 ~ ""''' 1'
Warrant 10. Nk south-pated Oct, 3,h. 1865. and
*Isd for thr collection Of special assessment isfci
los the Rtadlnk and mAcAdAMIx1aE Of south Ialst.J
1IseI iso1 sAe eeEIe Of Archer rad u tie centre 81
st.ant 10. 40. wes.-Da.ed OCT. "a, 1876. md
lssrsd Tor the collection Of special ieyicG
1ef r extension OF te eighteen foot a;eT rdus Inc
sa.t md veAt through Block one ~ MaSc and rh!.
AcGltiGa 70 Eh!ea-4 Of The sane with. and II
tt1n!Eht l!ne e1sswa:dy 70 Aaa s,tcrt through L.:
Warrant No. IL. Wes1-Dafes Gncf 7sth ,a6s and
iaaed tDr curling with curb Ais ny to xrx L aaI
paslES E!tE koadcH block rareEca1. NiIwauEcs ave.
ohs- Mon tts cnetion with North ntsrlalncs street
.Ea 81 ktnztc Street 10 its Junction vita North al.
M&:fAEk No. ~ North-pated Oct, TIL 1sH and
tufI tof the collection ef srcctai hssessurt levied
-! oPentE- twelve t slicy. RAINING est api vest
ntESh ios No. 10 II and IL and Lots u il Il a5d
y; blceE 81, johnston Eoters2 storss' ADDITION 10
- naS1R The rear itne Of said Lots ne centre
warrant So. :1, So.sh-patel oct, 9Th. ,e5x, AM.
suutc7 north ard eouth in the st par1 OF EIer IL
Johrstn Eohersa md Ssor1s' AditIan 10 Chiraen '
AZ! tt!*Gls a:e-rstc1 In said As:.n1nlsni. Srs r.
9st1.E to taaSe ansics:e pAyu1ent .: nv oIiIce In
ec!anl nf such pa5Te1t re sud Assessment viii Re
Snaet!ru II Gs ees: and c1psn:e Of persons liable
,tSt! ot:,,+ 4. i. HEALp,
'tIi+}-rAlA
, 1866-10-10
CHICAGO Dtsx GoDos m.uEE-

TrEsDAE EvESgS1. octooc7o.
!ne Ut 1eocs market opens fai:Iy ac,t-c 1hnnot,
sAe .oanc OF trade indlcascs les4 activity than US
manifested last ~eck. rsin.s n:c arcr and m s.xcr,1
aas "e hose an advance oi xc Th. stoes In thc
W Inc iarofise nFantts Of Fiie Iruyn MR.. 49,
.., a~e net's5. Deulms. Stripes and 1Icss are IN.
s.aaSed- brown pri1- are lsc higher owing IN ,h.
anec eanscd In New fork By an active .r:na r
:" e"ina' we quote Closing prices a. foil ,ys.
, 1866-10-10

IMs se.olEreE1y trade sale u has today, al the
ssd 3sriinne o1 James II t'rrnce brooklyn vas Wi.
~ ; % sone StEls Tas pe.crptiae. I'll. General
1.ss nra En- qo;sa: VIZ, aats n;ss paln
w. rS!a. S!.s;sSo1: chdrcna piatn ani f,ncv
s'.s.::sA Cashmere hats. t.ca's ptatn n5
IL f,r Ml.ct; !.easer Is art bellg nu:
, 1866-10-10

s's' "t.t tne ieadan1 matkete were 1css act:yc
n' :~s. "a lo"sF raa.e OF prices prevailed. In tne
1ois"''ch inc sky made some altcmnts N r1c.
IL. Hssi Elt1oEt secccs. and fp tha ar,.. .4 :
9lln-stUEm SET i1,, 'A"o4t 2
tso'!s1ua market was inactive md nor,,,
.sl's 1Heeansed Ncsa Pork was hrld NJ ~ ~, y
s-'As UPPER asnrc Tor favoyite bands, ~
.11'o 80" AeS'eetta. Shoulders We're held etId
~ &c III Lard VIE heard Of ,o movement
"hisk"y was quiet Free so1d tn n a,n,,, 49,
1911 49,. ~ s..aa- Bonded was nominal al ;r,c
t5o"1ng 1o the less fsro-ublc ady;cc. rr,,., q,
80 "aa t"e an'ancc In frcishts, which mi. ~
rI.'. io.E'otso", there rsas tame. tce1ino n
=, va, 49, 'ne market dccined iuliy lgc, tuoueh
a. ."c esiH.ei:uon there was moderate hnsiness
ta'. Et;tcr- Of fancy branIs yerc nm, L.. ,h.,s
a.. AZ. te'Gtcd 10 make a..y ouoiab1e c,rcas.
s''n VIC no:v sars of 5ssAl hrl. ar n. noce =. -
., ~ "n:,e "fnte.e; SIl..5s3 l:.oU Tor He'd WV
VI: Tor Spring suteEs. ~" s''-'so
-Ae u'4a'n:unls reports from S,,v y,,.,
~ ~ se'a'cc In freigt:s had dcprcss;r r:c, -.
s'' ssAu LIE inaFAti Was Ices ac,tvc NJ :, -
stne u !-et1c On No. i, and san, ~, ~ :,
'WttT. w lsasd OF no tnoyeu,cai in ,,;n,.s
me sale. ass1cgat: 1st.tt3 b,. at - M
I!': fer No. J.; $1.1Hel .s1 G,r NJ 80 0s ~ W
es-S, t"r 4. u. u Co.; s1,G,61I IS ,or ..,sss,'
',sG!.t' tor \. :. and n. W, aud il. n - -,
~ Htea Si'f4i!5-raosn5 ut 8: a. - 81 G,r
~ -: LII for H. l., md s,..sS.1.C, for n
10. !slr4n.. Ao' ~
4le N.
..-~s IN fe4eh.s. end the naskc: scccdrd ,:Sasrc
-'IoIt @'S.'H"l bu changed hands nj Gacsr:,c rs-
M. !; & e:c:!:c for 40. .; SIC for Ic;rct.S ,.1
DC lor ac1ow in -:nre ls;.,c far \, ! ~ cs,..
!ci 40. =: u'oat-cio.ins qutet at Ca,:Sssss.c ~
Hn in store. 'S4
'a's wcc dill and 1{12c ]ov.r With ss,,, ~
-4A bH nj .lEb' Ic fur No and ID n, ,ro:,,at.,
IA -'cic-clotirg al inside figures. >'e~Seu
l.t wa in fair rrstnctt and t1,r ,n.r..,+
nt,'r .'o''g:r, with satrs al 1Jse8.c for No. and
liz fur No. :fu sure. "1o
;'atry OPENED fat, a,d set1c ,n-,.r tr,+ ..u,
'Ar tlo:c shc,e was better {cc,u. MD a." 1871
lct almost recovered tia ,l.cn. ~, ', ,s A'a.
ri .!lifo- y, =. c--r.. S' We h"tc ta!cs
'o irveied III slose. sa,oulc ,ut. sn,S :, ''tea t
sll5 t., trnrt 't'> ava T"la ~ ''cs1
l1tIc Frcis1ts were In good fcnurst. rn5 n.
7.nrkri td,:.cra tc ,rit,, ~, =. .s.a. l' Ana .ae
il. : in, ..,. :, n ., s"-".e'heu1s Al 1l16
-ien'' ,y,'', .'e npncf he''rt h"''y exceptional
4"':"w was rnlrt and 1rsn, will, sa:c. Of =. bt1.
teurt:y at ].e. Prime CIV /. ,u,,,;",, =, ,,"
H. '''3' a. H:s9
,''""'n Torn was 1nnrc ac,iso nnd nrm. viii,
f"t:'l :isa'.GE t75.tu 1hr u:d c-,u t. nhnn,
il. H. trc csy market there i, fs,r .c,,ns ~.
at;:.i;y aid rticcs nrr ,..nurs,:, '' "e.tec .!
1.ai..;:in Il, iYr .r.ven hn.,,, s.e"es a'f'. wei
t:at,irll H. i,,;,1.wn,d ,,,, 10y "e tc'
Gar. mary ,,t,,y ,f hn.i".. s'. a''e'i"'c 1ac
N..,1, w.; ~, -" "tcAS Hcncc.
, 1866-10-10
Corporation NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ offtcA oF THE !AlAnn OF t'rnLrc Was
vte~,,e ,..r. C1!'cSn, Gctu1.t 5, lsiS. /
RI hss I9e - common Gonnri Of 1t ciiy Of Gb:a
estwern MaaIson-s snd ,a:ue.ei, Al an
Wa14rn e9ss o. siS: aso teren q, lamp pos:l u,
pt.!afenasucef TSSs e ~ ~ 9 ssa E9rS to
nc sums named aboye asrs,iuro tia s+sar, t ,s
t,.est ns bs!f patcSa 81 1l !.o atiny 4lin o. liz
nsfeA 70 b eEted accorI!as 10 the ps9vs,oaS a. i
oS ,6trn,I,i n,sss = !' sIsh r1, 1nade and n5ovrc,
Etsnns inlefsas.sI, that tie Commit .s5a.7I ~ H.
iss Cpr, ur 19is nasc Tossf II meet At R2o No. it, ii
bss A. U. sts Vt tho toaf OF tci, .ielscE a. H., 10
1sSs fe an,oGnt directed At"re1 by Tie Cofna
Lqunsi 70 he a*st4ttd nEtthe .crcr lots nies a.
q :ana fronting shutting on tie sfcf or MT
u seees alot which said 1sa5:s are to he ertri
j. u. GlSDELE
FREED. JE.rZ,
r.,.,. u, J. ROSE
Hrf, III
, 1866-10-10

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me sscelph AID saipEc.ts cu11rs tee o.,t twc,,
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, 1866-10-10
CORPORATION NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ of1tCE OF TILE HoArp or ICnl1o WoRxs }
b.. nrdcas tns Common connril olthe cty Chca.u
phi, Mt thae the Commissioners or the pon; nj
thgtxcisbt* a1*t n1SnA new n. III
X;sS io) oS soon ths draqqsni ;ea, eststc apon
g. E'9 t e9gaei1 ,oq H. N n5s;. ,4s s cso'cs
sSer &c aH,nS i,Gr 1, a! s,et e.ea
,i insuAn Gonphny. Of the width oi 1IIY fect thc
, Le .! ta!d prolH steref colncdinr viii, ~
ti,.i ue q 11Erstts Subdivision In The g. W fr,r
swn1t ar g &C. f. T.. said susa ,!n: t:,e
iGs II tnr eAc!ency which the cty fliI,Si u rn
1es "a Satu ". ..ttal as*"s4Mcnt. "
NOW. therefore. public noticn u hrrnv rixan f ~,
.rd ot !ntoa; inf11a that ths Conns.!onr.a Of Tie
tx & eoSst n9use "A I'D Sly, on .he i: day of oc.
,.ss q. =. Isoo y the hoaf Of ten o'clock l. M to
AiGkC tAld neE 1kkcAEtutuS, '@7 ~
tne ctncsAl drsc:!ptlon Of the tauI Condemned fl.
fAsa lhpfGscmenf IN Lott and Ia 4 or 3Jncr +.
GttH 10 Anu y ln nf Ht1ck Lots IL ID i; and ii
ia Il LSs S., ;r np T. y e NlocE s;rs
.s.r ri ,oiS .p Mhe ylns directly cas-: q the ahosc
l. o1 fiioe6 c-al! IN The y. IT. irhr. Of ~ L. I.
~ II. u L. j. q. GlNDELE
FRED. LETZ,
e...,., y. J. k,IsE-
Oc4bl%Et @ ~ : ee@e "o!As
, 1866-10-10
CORPORATION NOTICE.

~ orT1cE OF 7nF naAEn nr Irn1.1r worx,,
,z1,,,.. tcA60, uctoi>er 3sh. lEii,
Mhsreas Ihe Common Council nt liz t:tty ii chi.
onnrd s H. % Tint m alley IL fret In wtdlli he
h1ng So'th ~" ws.t Jack.on 10 Wi van
Nov. therefore. rntiir noscr @ i, bcrchy .,xo,
M tns ~ s9ns y, s,, ssn'c,;,t~':d .h., the
r. n thr c"nrt Iiaase n said cy, an lst day Of
IS Mrs.nnes =. y lb1 At tho hour Of tn o'ciock T. M.
y ah,ess Tue tian!aEst hat VIII be sustained If thc
rns1,a ' rnn!crrt together with thn co.,s uf tic nT
inr u,sss ~ r. s:ntn nf tnI aur work a,a The taF.
HE ~ salu contemplated improvement ~
!hc gcnc,a q 9cscFirt'n nf tic lai IL he c,nt,tmn1
s'ft o. land fct Nlhe from thr west en-! 1f iats
lad r. and a atrlr oi LAM, f.ct 4 wtac vi,
III r. ~ noe eatt tna q Lots H. II H. H. is and il
j. q. ELS1lELE
FRET. LETT,
q. i. MtHE,
CfGhiI LIFT - .+'s A'SH4u Vi IAp|E WOKE