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Notice 10 County Treasurers
AUDITOR : OFFICE,
I4nksnn Ms Iunn I I-nE |

jackson, Miss June /. I-66
NOTICE is hereby given to the County Treas
~ uTers the several counties OF this State that
distribution of the fund created by the act emit
tied An act TO provide for the support of wounded
and disabled soldiers and for the support and educa
ton Of INDECENT children of deceased soldiers and
the reli Fl of INDECENT families OF the State ap-
proved November 2lst. le6i be made for the
present year owing the fact that basis exists
for making said distribution. only twenty three
counties having fled reports required by said
act
THOS T. SWAMI,
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KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY

DraWH Daily By State authority.
MURRAY, EDDY IS ECO., Managers Capital
vi prizes from $500 70 s6aoe Whole tickets from
to twenty dollars. shares in proportion
Circulars Of the above Lotteries sent free Of charge
Orders for tickets promptly attended TO. Drawings
sent soon as the Lottery is drawn Address
MURRY, EDDY & CO,
mvId&w Box 5q5 Louisville. XIV
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Rs- \ Harrisburg paper tells of a
man who failed in business four times, been
upset in stage coach, and thrown down an
eInbankment of sixty feet fallen headfore-
most through a hatehway in a store in Read
ING; has been married three times, and is
the father of twenty-one children. He still
lives is in business at Harrisburg, and
keeps Roback's Bitters and Blood Pills con-
~tautIv i'm his family.
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The WEATHER.-We regret to have
to announce that we can say nothing
good of it. On Friday night-after
our paper for Saturday was closed
we had the heaviest and most contin-
uous rain for some hours, that has
fallen during this rainy spell. During
Saturday, we had more of it-Sun-
day night leap more oft and as we
write, at near sunset of Monday, the
heavens-or clouds, as the reader
pleases-seem ready at any instant to
pour deluge upon Us, So much rain
cannot but be injurious to all crops
Southern Sentinel.
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An important case. and one IN
which considerable interest is man
Tested, is now being tried at Vida
liza, La, before Justices Norman and
Green. The defendants are lessees of
plantations near Nidalia. and are pros
ecuted by the State, for enticine eigh-
teen or twenty freedmen from the en-
pIov of planter in the same vicinity.
Able legal talent is employed in this
case; Gen W f. Martin and Messrs.
Mayo & Spencer for the prosecution,
and Messrs Shields Il Kerr for the
defcuce.-Natchez Courier.
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1866.

cost AIRS" RAT EXTERNINATOR is simple.
safe. ami sure-the most perfect RAT-ih alton meet
fng We have attended Every Rat that can get
it, properl prepared, will eat IT, aud every that
eats II " III de- generally at some place distant
pos bic from where it was tskeu Lake Shore.
Mich Miro
gg-See "Costars' adve- tisement above
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a negro man was killed on the
plantation Of Mr.. J. VI Hoffa, in this
county, a few days since, by a Mr..
Turner who was experimenting the
farm We understand Judge Cothran
investigated the matter upon the
spot, and pronounced the case eN-
cu5able homicide Tallahatchian.
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For sale.

EORTY acres Of land in West Enterprise It
L l. within the corporation. and part Of 1t has
been in cultivation. Apply 70
THOS. WOOLERETON.
Enterprise, or
J. J. SHANNON
faS.Tey,-Ty I'm Jackson
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1866

RATS cergtlg BIRDS. Whoever engages in shoot
ing small birds IS cruel man, whoever aids in ex-
terminating rats Is beBefactOr We ssould like
70 give the benefit Of their experience
driving out these pests. We need something besides
dogs, cats. and traps for ths business Scientific
A american y \.
I4F-See "Costar's' advertise nest above
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Gzs~ Every day affords new proofs
Bitters. In eases where disordcred condi-
ton of the stomach, liver and bowels, is
combined with great debility, nervous
weakness, and intense melancholy there
can be do doubt but it is sure panacca.
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Mr.. Mckinney Irion, one of our old
est and most highly respected citizens,
died at his residence in this city yes
terday, at II 4. NJ, after a brief i'll
ness. Columbus Sentinel, 9th.
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1866

HOU SEhEEPERS troubled with vermfn need b,
no longer If they use "Costarr' Extermlustor W.
have used it satisfs ction and II 3
would haveit " ? have led p0isous. but they
effected nothing. but "C0stAr's ticle knocks The
breath our Of Rats, Nice, Reaches. Auts Bed
Bags quicker than can write il. 1t - in crest &c
mant p Il over the couutrv-Medinz, Ohio, Grz e..n
~ See 'Coitar's' advertisement above
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS.-Cbe Farmer Gazette
tE"gshJ asserts and proves By figures that pair
OF RATS viii have a progeny and descendants no
less than 60 OIA in three years Now, unless N >
Immense family can be kept down, they would con-
sumo more food than would sustain IS 90 human
beings
S-See Cos ar's" advertisement above
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EG- The Natchez Courier thus relates
a practical joke ofthe Deputy Sheriff
Mt Vidalia on a negro prisoner who had
Just been acquitted:
He went. to the jail and told the
freedman that he had been convicted,
and would be hung, but rs he believed
him innocent Of the charge, he would
give him Il chance for his life. He in
structed him to escape when he gave
him the opportunity, which would be
when he turned his back to him, ap-
parently engaged in some other mat
ter; and with a thousand thanks, Nh
COntraband awaited himself of the priv
ilegc thus offered him
He darted off like a frightened deer,
and in an incredibly short space of
time, answered at roll call on planta-
ton some 40 miles away, where he had
been hired before his arrest
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A SLIeHT MIsTAKE-In our :

A SLIGHT MIsTAKE.-In our state
ment Of a case in the Circuit Court the 9th
er day, in which NJ Mclaughlin was plain
tin, the name Of our Young friend B. T.
Lyon was mentioned as having belonged to
the militia company of which the other de-
PENDANTS were members" Mr. Lyon never
Joined the militia He volunteered with
the Mississippi Rifles in l-5I, and remained
in the Confederate service to the close Of the
war At the time the whiskey was coufs-
Gated, hr WAS temporarily on duty at this
post. but was not "a member Of the militia
company Capt Green's command did very
efficient local service and received the special
thanks Of General Adams, but it was never
theless a militia organization; and it is not
to be supposed that four years veteran
would desire to be placed on the record"
among the militia We make the correction
with pleasure
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ES- The Red Jacket Bittcrs are a
very agreeable and healthy stimulaut-very
pleasant to the taste, have a soothing intiu-
cuce and create good appetite. We notice
that druggists generally sell no Bitters SO
r5ui3ly As these
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The negro man John, who was con.
victed at our last term of the Circuit
Court on the charge Of numbering
his two infant children, was sentenced
to be hung on Friday the 10Th inst
Oxford Falcon
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INTERESTING SUIT.-The case of j.
$. Sizer KS. J. Il T Green. which has been
pending in the Circuit Court for the last
two or three days. has elected an extraor-
binary interest, partly on account Of the
validity of obligations incurred during the
war, the social standing Of the parties to the
suit, and the able array of counsel employed.
Messrs. 1erger aud shelton for defendants,
and Messrs- Anderson and Harris for plain
TIM The case was submitted to the jury at
"a late hour yesterday evening, with instruc-
tions to consider the matter until 10 o'clock
last night and if they could not by that
time agree, to disperse until = o'clock to-
morrow morning.
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Col \. j. kincaid, of our city, has
instituted suit vs.. the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad Company, Cor one hun
bred thousand dollars, for labor
d0ne.-Coriuth News d Merchant
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RESIDENCE For Subtitle house
opposite the residence Of DR.. c. s. Knapp, is
offered for sale on accommodating terms
See advertisement
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N UITCE

Is hereby given to all parties concerned that a
Court of the United states for the So4r+barr Ms
trct OF Mississippi viii be oI,ened and hold A. the
Courtroom in the city OF jackson On ~ E,rTtb
Monday in June next
Given under my hand this Nav 10th lSss
ROBERT A. HILL
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1866.

FARMERS AND HOUSEKEEPFRS-s recol
lect 1hGt huD.reds OF coli rs worh If Grain, L. 20
visions, Sc. are annually sestroNtd by Rats, Mice
Ants, ard other insects an q Neru in-aE OF wLlcl
can b. prevented by fe,V uOlisrs' worth Of Cos
lars Rst, Roach. AIT. 81. Exiermiuator, boush
sn7 used frpeiy.
Eg See ''Costsr-' advertisement above.
> Sold in Jackson, lss
ESBy-
ara al Druggists and Dealers. mL27d& y 4ui
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THE DAILY CLARION And STANDARD

RELIGIoUs.-Rev. T. W. Caskey will
preach at the Christian Church this morning
In the other churches, preaching at The usual
hours by the stated pastors.
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DIARRHEA,

over $4,000 soldiers were cured of Diarrhua
and Dy~ent3ry last year hv theuSe OF Or. Strick-
lands Anti-C Mixture The fact of itS
being so extensively used in the Hospitals. is
proof Of the efficacy of Dr.. Stricland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of acute and
chronic cases Of Diarrh9a and DySenterv-
This Is the only preparation known A. a safe
and certain remedy for Cholera. Do not be
without 50 valuable a medicine. Get a bottle
OF it directly. 1t is sold by all druggists at 30
cents per bottle.
BEN HARDAWAY Yieksburg, Wholesale 4 ct
e For sale in this city at the Drug Stores
OF Messrs. Ash & Lemly, Craft x johnson.
and Buck 4 Bailey, ianl6
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ALEl ALEll ALE!l

A LARGE supply best quality Just received and
"A for sale by the barrel reasonable terms.
a MIAZZA-
May39 lsss.-tf
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TEE QUEEN! THE QUEEN
THE QUEEN OF
EB&Ege EsTssisEIEsS

Tat. new preparation Is QUE ", not only in
meme bar in virtues.
1t is az iufsIlible Rsstorer and Preserver of the
Hair if faithfully app led.
It IS no Hair Dye!
acts directly upon thu roots OF the hair changing
grew bHir origin life colo. a-razfiug yTrna
decay and failing our Of the hair; eradIcatirg
scurf and 5audruf ana curing all Luluor- + ,the
7,alu.
10 i. % q # the finest articles Tor III Toilet.
It viii change dry and wirY hair % soft and 1uxu-
uriant tresses
It impars delightful fragrance 90 the bai-
10 short. it you wish TO restore your hair las ia
youth. and retain il through life
Mrs. WinsIOTv's Queen Hair Restorer,
Price : Ier bottle. solo by al Druggists.
JAMES CONCEAL, VIII e-ale gem
May3d6m NET ORLEANS
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When piece of iron is thrown into
trough where chickens drink water
they are not affected with chicken
cholera. a gentleman who has tried
it. SAYS that his chickens are thriving,
while those of his neighbors are dying
daily. As the chicken cholera is rag
ing to some extent it might be well to
try it. Iron viii not hurt fowls. and n
trial of it might be beneficial
Daily clarion and standard. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-06-10

Es- We feel hattered at finding that
the Grenada Gazette takes precisely
the same view with us of the ten viz
gins
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Ea5- W are not in favor of miycr-
sal Roasting Ia system often employed by
others Of the celebrity OF thi, or that medi-
cine and we keep our praise until We have
positive knowledge of the value OF virtue of
au article Il gives us pleasure, however. to
recommend TO our readers DR.. c. w Roback's
Stomach Bitter,, Blood Purifier and Blood
Pills The Btters, We know from experience.
give tong 10 the stomach aid digestion and
reiuvlgorate the system restoring shattered
and broken down constitutions. There can
be no better remedy for purifying the blood
than the Purifier and Blood Pills
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ETNA

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital and Assets-------s :, 036. 823. O5
Nine thousand Life Policies issued in this
company in 1865, with safety, reliability
and unparalleled success.
st. Louis Mutual Life Ins Co. of St Louis
Assets - DD, W
Travellers Accidents Ins. Co, Of Hartford
Capital and Assets. S552, 81 As
Call and have your business attended to
promptly, correctly and faithfully.
jackson, April l, 1S66. apl20d3m
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EE- The heaviest rain within the
memory of the "oldest inhabitant,"
fell here last Tuesday morning. The
bottom was knocked out, and it came
down in hogshead fulls. If we can
have another shower or two this week
there will be a fine crop of grass made,
but very little corn or cotton. The
cotton crop has been damaged fully
fifty per cent by the rains during the
past month, and if there is over half a
millibn of bales made it will astonish
US amazingly.-Brandon Republican.
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DR.. STICKLAND'S
NELLTFLUOUS
COUGH BiLSiM

i warranted to be the only preparation known
TO cure coughs, Colds. Hoarseness, Asthma
Whuoping Cough. Chronic Coughs. Consume
ton, Bronchiti, and Group. Being prepared
from Honey and Herbs. 1t i healing, soften
ing, and eXpectorating. and particularly suit
able for all affections Of the Throat and Lungs
For sale by all Druggists everywhere.
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VOICE FROM THE FAX WEST Speaking Of
'Costars' Rat, Roach, Ant &c. ExteImiuai or
"more grain sud provisions destroyed annually
10 Grant cousty by vermin than would pay for tun'
If ID Rat and Insect Ksr Lancaster Wis Herald
t-g7See Costa : advertisement shove
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-
No article If med cine INTENDED for the exclusive
use nf Female, that has ever made its appearance
htt met " nh sues universal favor AES WINS
LOWS MYSTIC PILLS
Y disease is So Little urdrr-tooI AMI e5useq deuUy
badly treatei 4 female d-eases These Pill,
the result Of much study and careful experience
in all varieties Of female complaints ant ia all
Of irregusriss suppression. lrvCoTrLo-a whites
a speedy may De relied
BY their InviIoratng Properties the appetite and
digestion is improved, the hue OF health L. restored
to the che. ks weakness Of the SPire aud limbs
leved ana MI the indications OF Ser vous Debility
removed No mai len wife mother should be
without the MYSTIC PILLS.
Try item. and he convinced thst they the
La5y's Friend
Price - box. or 3 h0xes for :. sEFor sale by
ell rruggis
JAMES CONCEAL,
Wholesale a gents,
Nay}IGu NEU ORLEANS.
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PEEsoNAL.-Our sanctum was YES
trrIay euIiyrd by the fraternal visit OF Gen.
vs. W W Wood, Of Natchez, and Capt J c
>houp. Of Aberdeen. both accomplished
knights OF the quill Gen Wood expects to
return 10 Brazil in few months
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return 10 Brazil in few months
NEW STORE -NEw GooDs-We iii
rect attention ID the adyerti- ment Of
Ne-sr- WisLaIt y Strauss. who have re-
Gently opened au extensive store and general
tu0arc depot ia the new aud beautiful two
story building. where formerly stood the
store Of Col K A Smith. The enterprise Of
these gentlemen is worthy of all praise, and
We trust they viii receive that liberal pa
truuage they So wcu deserve We refer to
their card a- To what they propose and have
the taclitie7 Tor doing Mr Strauss has al
ways been known a. one of our most public
spirited merchants. while Nj Wishart's
practical knowledge Of his business, aud his
energy and industry are wen appreciated
Their house is well worthy "a visit We
think 1t is the finest establishment of the
kind that our city has ever been able to
boast Of
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FIRE AL4RW
Rel ABLE SUR AN c E
SAFETY
Fire! Life. Marine land Accident.
ID. y. BARROWS
AND
GEORGE \. SMYTHE,
INSURANCE AGENTS, Jackson, Miss

Every kind of risk taken at as low rates
as consistent with unfaihng security
No competition with wildcat or unre.
liable companies doing business for glory OF
tail feathers.
Real, solid. substantial insurance at a
proper equivalent in the following old
well tried and never-failing companies
ETNA Insurance, Co-----of Hartford
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PROCLAMATION,

may -, dts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-08-11
0. What is their social demeaDor towards
Union people, either residents or from the 10y.

0. What is their social demeanor towards
Union people, either residents or from the 10y
al States? -. : ~ =.
A.. There is not much social feeling between
the rebels and the resident Union men, In many
eases friendships are utterly destroyed. There
does not seem to be so much bitterness towards
those who have come from the loyal States
since the war; as towards those who, were here
at the commencement and acted against them
during the rebellion 3tI = ~ 1aE
@. How are they disposed towards the freed
men? o.. -.. =. ~ .'-u& !, 80;
A. have not beenin asituation to see much
on which to form an opinion In that respect
Two instances have come to my knowledge in
which endeavors were made to keep them out
of business one in which a. man had rented
his farm to a freedman, and he heard Of threats
to burn his house in consequence, and on ex-
animation, sufficient danger seemed to exist to
prevent him from fulfilling his contract with
the freedman Another, who employed freed
men to do nearly all his labor, heard of threats
that induced him hastily to have his buildings
insured. The corporate authorities OF Alexan-
dria refused to grant them licenses to do busi-
ness, the law of the State not allowing it and
attempts were made in that city to enforce the
old law against them in respect to. whipping
and carrying fire arms, nearly Or quite up to
the time of the establishment of the Freed
mems Bureau in that city. ~, -. .l.5'i<t9
O. What are the chances OF Union men get
ting justice in State court in Virginia? -
A. I do not think it is good: we have sold
considerable property for the non payment OF
the United States direct tax, and no person has
been able to obtain possession of it through the
State courts. To aid this, Congress at it's last
session gave the commissioners authority 70 ls-
sue writs of possession; q number OF suits OF
ejectment have been brought in the State courts
against purchasers at government sales, Great
ing distrust and uneasiness. III 1dma
!, q. How have they resulted? . &
| g A. None have yet been decided that know
/ Of; several persons have been indicted Tor acts
done while in the service of the United States
as guides, but have been released by the mill
tary ,--.Z. =.
O. What chances have the freedmen Of OBJ
tanning Justice in the State courts a
a. do not think good, although it has not
yet been fairly tried. The first organization of
the counties with which [ am most familiar,
the loyal men obtained control, and they are as
we'll disposed towards the blacks as any other
people. In the counties organized after Lee S
surrender, where the disloyal obtained control,
the Freedmen s Bureau has taken charge OF the
matter. @ ,.#' E".... E". .... ..-..- ....i :..
O.. Have you any idea that Jury could be
called in Virginia that would convict any of the
ringeaders Of the rebellion? .' =, %....i
A! No; [ do not think you could get jury
in the State to convict any one Of treason un-
less unfair means were used in obtaining it. .1.sj
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LUMBER, &c.

JAMES w NAILS 1881 G> THoS. RISHEILi..
flames W. MALLS s. CO.,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
And Dealers in pll kinds of
Blu LDI n G. M A T E r A Il 3 ,--
Such as sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Brackets, Potomac Lime, Calcined Plaster:
Hydraulic Cement Roofng-Felt and Pitch:
Window Glass from 6>t8 to 32<48. White Lead:
Paints Oils, Varnishes, Paint Brushes, White
wash Brushes, Shoe Brushes, Lamps, Coal Oil,
and u general assortment of Housekeeping
Goods.
Paints mixed, and Glass cut to order.
the country. 1877. KING SIREEI.
ap 27-tf corner Columbus Alexandr,E:
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TESTIMONY BEFORE THE COMMIT
TEE ON RECONSTRUCTION-BRO-
KEN DOSES. .,. ..
VOICES FROM ALEXANDRIA.

CHAPTER 6. '...--
c<.ti:,aony of JOHN H-A UYHURST, token
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TlRESH BEDFORD WATER, in half bar
L rels. Extract Logwood, Stencil Brushes,
Elixir Valerante Ammonia, Gum Guaiacum,
Fresh Congress Water, Shenck's Medicines,
Frey's Vermifuge, brakes Plantation Bitters
Camphor, Quinine Castor Oil, SC, Sc, &c
ceived and for sale by HENRY COOK,
iv2-tf 49, King street.
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ALCOHOL, 95 per. cent Spirits Turpentine,
n Coal Oil, Pure Lard and Sperm Ol! Ma.
chine Oil, Lewis Pure Lead, Sal Soda, ayers
Medicines, Plantation Bitters, Spices, Super q
Soda, Extract Logwood, Pure Sperm Oil, Para
fine Varnish, &C., &C., received and for sale by
HENRY COOK,
iv25-tf "a and 80 King street.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS Gum
~ Opium, Camphor, Quinine Morphine, Blue
Mass Gum Arabic, Borax, Pearl Sago, and
Tupioca, Ayres Sarsaparilla,. Cod Liver OH,
Jelly, Hamptons Tincture Cannon's Bitters,
Halls. Hair Remover, Sanford,Is, lnvigorato5r
Liquid Renet Rewards Tonic Mixture, Lind
sey's Blood Searcher and Iodine Water, Fresh
T1rnip, Radish and Spinach Seed Lewis Pure
White Lead, Raw and Boiled Linseed OIL, Tur;
pentne, Alchohol, Coal Oil Machine Oil, and
Neatsfoot Oil, Red Lead, Litharge, Patent Dry
er Chrome Green, Chrome Yellow, Venetian
Red, and American Vermilion; Window Glass
of all sizes White and Dark Glue Concentra-
ted Lye, Crude Potash, Extract Logwood, Mad
der Birthstone Flower Sulphur and Alum su-
perior Furniture and Coach Varnish, Brown
Japan, Black Asphaltum and Parafne V2rnish
genuine imported White and Notified CASTLE
Soap, Dobblns Electric Soap, Old Brown Wind
sor Soap, and Colgatcs' Toilet Soaps; Paint
Brushes, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Fancy
Toilet Goods and Perfumcry,receiyed a1d 1Id Tor
sale by JANNE1 ~ w.,
iy loft 145 King street.
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AND GRAPES,
than she mas ever offered before. Also, all the
different styles of STRAW GOODS, including
the GIPSIES, which are very beautltul-to. all
of which she would call your earliest attention.
Particular attention will be paid to Altering,
Bleaching, Dyeing, and Pressing Straw Bonnets
and Hats mar oO-t