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TIE great debate between the Debat-
ing Societies of this place will commence on
Tuesday night April 80, 1867, and continue from
night to night We will publish the full pro-
gramme next week,
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jon WoRK.-We are prepared to do
all kinds of Job Work at the Standard office, on
short notice, and In good style. We have the best
assortment of Job Type Of any country paper in
this Part Of the State.
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To THE AFFLICTED. ALI who are at
Hicted with diseases of the Heart Lungs, Stom-
pch, Head, Liver Complaints, Nervous Diseases.
Female Complaints, Womb Diseases Neuralgia
Deafness Ague, Private Diseases, Weak Eyes,
Skin Diseases, Weakness, Rheumatism, should
Immediately consult the celebrated DR.. strick-
land, OF Cincinnati, who has made Chronic Dis
eases his special study and practice for the last
twenty years, and has cured hundreds of cases Of-
ter other doctors pronounced them incurable
The doctor Is well known and treats his patients
successfully and confdentlally, therefore he may
be relied up on. Address DR.. A. Strickland, Box
90, Cincinn at, Ohio giving an accurate account Of
your case, and enclosing fee of 81 for prescrip-
tion, etc. Those suffering should write and get
the doctors advice. Apr. 4, 1S67.-tf.l
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Notice.

Gardner Weaver, whose place Of residence to
the petitioner unknown, Is notified that Eliza
Weaver did on the I'd dav of April, 1867, file her
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for the eoupty of jackson, and State Of Ohio char
ging the said Gardner Weaver with wilful absence
from her for more than three wears last past and
asking that she NAV be divorced from the said
Gardner Weaver. which petition will be for hear
ing at the next term OF said Court
ROBERTS & CRAIG.
Atty's for Pltf
Dated this 4th day Of April 1S67-6w.
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MARRIED..

On the 9th inst, by Rev. L. A. Atkinson, at the
residence of the brides father, Mr. THOMAS l..
JONES and Miss ELIZABETH d. HALE.
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In presenting the claims of this Western Com.
Il pany, the Directors respectfully state that ev-
cry dollar paid IN by the assured is invested in
home securities and is intended TO build and sus-
tain
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Mr.. CHAPMAN informs us that he in
tends to build frame house instead of brick, as
we stated last week.
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]. f. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, Of
ferS to the Merchants and Furnacemen of jackson
county superior stock of Dry Goods & Notions,
on terms the most favorable. lyl
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Sheriff and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.

John B. Crooks, VS.. Jemima Reed, ct al.
First Order of Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Jackson county, Ohio,
and to Inc directed as Special Master Commissioner
of said Court, will offer for sale at public auc-
ton at the door Of the Court House, In front of
the Grafton Block, in the town Of jackson, on
Saturday, May 4th, A. D., 1867,
at one o'clock, P. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate, tO-wit
The southeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter the southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter, ard twelve acres of OF the east side of
the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter,
section number Is, township number z, and range
number 49, containing in all 92 acres more or
less. All situated in the county Of jackson and
State OF Ohio. Valued at Sl4O0 90.
To be sold as the property of Jemima Reed
and others at the suit OF John B. Crooks.
to satisfy judgment rendered in said Court, In
favor OF said John B. Crooks.
Terms of sale--Cash In hand at the time of sale.
Given under my hand this 4th Gay of April,
A. D., 1867.
JOS II. WILSON, Sh'f J. e.,
And Special Master Com. Court Common Pleas.
James Tripp, Atty for Prf.
April 4, '67-5w-p. {. $40 20.
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ITsT OF LETTERs

EEMAISiSo IN THE PosT oFEcI Ar JACKSON c. w.,
ONO, APRm /, 1857
Andrews James Armstrong L
Buske John BastOn Mary
Baker A l. Brunett Joseph
Byrne Michael Branson Mary
Cormant Victor Clear Julia A
0Donnell James Dickson Eliza
Deiranee Abner EmmOns Margaret
Finch Samuel Fouty Samuel
Garyey Anthony HuddlestOn John
Holt Jesse Hulse
Harper 9 N jackson Emma
johnson John johnson Venie II
jenkins ID l. Lewis II NJ
Lewis Llent. VIM. I Luckadue Jordan
Lackey MaryA Muens Eliza
Morgan Thomas Morgan ED .t.
Moran Patrick Nolan Andrew
PeirpOint Nellie 2 Puttinson X
Ramer James schupp John G
Shirley John d TOrrcy o
Thomas David p Whittemncr Dan
N B. Persons calling for these letters will
please say they are Advertised"
I. X. MATHEWS, p. NJ.
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Q I n In N A TT
NJ U TU Al
Life Insurance Company,
20 West Third street. 40
CINC TT, HIO.
Capital 100000.
DIPFCTORS.

DIRECTORS:
G. G. MEGRUE,
Prest Of the First Nat. Bank, Batavia. o.
DIR. 0. w. NIXON,
Late Treasurer of Hamilton County.
NJ. W. STONE,
Grain and Commission Merchant, Gin. o.
r. p REFENBERICK,
Grain and Commission Merchant, Gin. 0.
VIM. NJ. RAMSEY,
OF Oliver a. Ramsey, Attys-at-Law, Gin. 0.
WIN. MEGRUE,
Pres't Citizens Nat. Bank, Piqua, o.
ROBERT BELL,
OF Bell & Co., Portsmouth, o.
G. q. MEGRUE, President.
HE. II. Re1enbcricI<, Vice Press.
=. #. Reynolds, Secretary.
WIN. CLENDENIN. NJ. D.,
-. i Health oGleer, Cin'd, o. Med E,sm,r,.
w. p. ELSTUN, VI. d., "ou' NA"'A '0'
Late Surgeon U. s. A.
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House and Lot For Sale in
Berlin.

A COTTAGE BUILDING with six rooms--lot
n one third of an acre. with several choice
fruit trees-alsO several bearing grape vines,
goOseberries, tSc.--a well of good water on lot.
Any person desiring to purchase a desirable VII
lage home will find a cheap bargain In this prop
erty, as am determined to sell low for cash, or
one half down and balance in six months. For
further particulars inquire Of
ApriA, 67-5w. DAVID ". DE LAY.
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w WANTED!
At
IRON VALLEY FURNACE,
WOOD CHOPPERS.
VIM. McGHEE & co.
A,,,;I IN ic7
Attachment Notice.

Edward r.. Edwards, Before Charles Smith,
vs. j. P. of Madison Tp.,
John s. Thomas. jackson county, Ohio
A order of attachment was issued by said
N justice on the 22d day of March, A. D., 1867
for the sum Of $40. in the above case, and con-
tnued to May 8, 1867.
EDWARD E. EDWARDS.
April Is. 'G7-3w.
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Public Notice.

Notice to Teachers.
TUyHE Board of School Examiners of Jackson
l. county meets az jackson onthe frst Moo
day inevery month, and on the third Monday in
March. Apri, MAY, August September & October.
By ORDER OF TIE BOARD.
Nov. %, '66-tE
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LOB PRINTING Of all kinds. done at the
d STANDARD 0FFTCE.
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SLOAN'S CONDITION POWDER 7
Nov. 22. '6G-1y.

WsSFH = WNWS5HsNFs = y ~"~
HAS the largest sale Of any Horse and Cattle MOdidne
m this oOuntry II ls composed Of herbs and rests, anA
hr mldaess safety certainty and thoroughness stands
prSemlnshtly at the head Of the list of HoFa aH4
Csttk Medicines. Il
II carries on all gross humoru, prevents horses Aoe
the skin and gives 1t asmOOth and glossy aPpsaTaaeA
slsAnsss the and strengthens every part e -
BODY II is also safe and certain rsmedy for osugA
ed eelds, which generate 90 many fatal diseases.
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Sherif's Sale.

DUNCAN q Duliadway, Atly7s Tor Pei
April 4. 4.'G7-5w-p. (. $19 20.
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LIZARDS PATENT BRICK MACHINE.
For the. past two days, hundreds Of
people have visited theoopen space on
Water Street, between Locust and
Walnut Streets, to witness the opera
tiens of one of Cards Patent Brick
Machines, which is there being exhib-
ited by Messrs. Hopkins & Mooklar,
agents, and these operations have
elected universal admiration and as
tonishment. It Is, indeed, an extra
ordinary invention, and must ulti-
mately supereede all previous inven-
tons for the manufacture of brick.
The clay is taken, in its natural state,
slightly moistened, thrown into hop
per, passes through the machine, is
pressed into moulds, and turned out
in handsome, smoothe, compact brick,
faster than one man can handle them.
Welook upon this machine as a grand
desideratum, and will not only prove
a. valuable investment to brickmakers,
but have a great tendency to reduce
the price of brick, and encourage
building. Hhe gentlemanly agents,
MessFs! Hopkins & Mooklar, operate
every favorable day, and take great
pleasure in exhibiting their machine,
whichfis here run by horse power, but
is arranged to be driven by steam It
is said it will make $1,000 per day
when run by steam. OF uoiasifs
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RELIGIOUS ITEM.-The following
should have appeared in the Re
ligious department on the second
page, but was not received in time for
insertion: - ~
THE MISSIONARY SOCIETY," OF Sr.
PAUL's CHURcH held its first regular.
meeting on Wednesday evening, By
request of the President the Rector
was in the chair, and in the absence
Of the Secretary, the President, Mr..
Gwathmey, acted as Secretary pro
tenn The collectors handed in their
reports for the month, an examination
of which showed the receipts for the
four weeks just passed to be 81 so,
one collector who was absent from the
city not reporting. This was an admir-
able beginning, and though something
more than the regular monthly re-
ceipts will be for the same number of
members, as some paid up for more
than the month, yet 1T shows what
can be accomplished by small contri-
buttons when all give and many are
entreated to do this regularly. There
is no doubt that this matter of small
contributions regularly and systemat-
ically given is the key to full treas
ury, and hence to the unlimited
growth and spread of the church
The officers and collectors Of this So
ciety are alive to their work, and it
cannot but be perfect success, while
the present interest is manifested, and
the same energies put forth to secure
new members.
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THE DRrMMER- Boy. OF THE RAP
PAHANNo0. We have adyiees from
indianapolis that Master Robert
Henry Hndershot, the Drummer
Boy of. he Rappahannock, will be
in in the aty on the 9TH inst. .(next
Thursds), for the purpose of selling
his autobiography, that, he may raise
means b enable him to go to school,
in orde. to prepare himself for exam
'inationfor admission to the Military
Academy at West Point. Master
Hendqshot vas appointed to a cadet
ship rly President Lincoln, the last
appointment in, 9thatTline ne ever
made He is Represented as, a modest,
unasilmipgy igpod5lqokipg lad, with la
good mind He recently had a. very
fattGing neceptionsin both Houses Of
the State. Legislature, andIWe hope
whel he comes here he will receive a
RECEPTION commensurate with his
nleitsJ He has "a. magnificent drum,
which bears the following inscription !:
Presented by the Tribune Associa-
tin to Robert Henry, Hendershot, of
thl13th Michigan Infantry, for gal
latry in the attack on Fredericks-
burg, December 18th. 1862 He is
aso in possession of the following
altering testimonials: Bus
eel know something of this boy, and be-
leve he is very brave, manly, and worthy.
"A. LINCOLN
SIT affords me the greatest pleasure to
testify to the great gallantry and loyalty
of young Hendershot.llH He Sc: we'd under
me for some time, and at the battle of
Fredericksburg displayed most distin-
guished courage. '1Nst Ale ihe2
"A.E. BURNSIDE, Major General"
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IA LITTLE Fun. On Thursday
night there was little hop" at Ma
sonic Hall, and private Waterman
worked his way up to the Hall, and
some parties there commenced badger
ing him for their own amusement. He
lost his temper, and threatened to ar
rest the whole party, but not feeling
able to 'go in !" alone, he went out to
look for reinforcements, and finding
Philip Klein, the Wharf Master, in
voked his aid and desiied him to call
! together the whole police force, as he
said they were to haye the, biggest
row he ever saw. Hewent back to
the Hall and threatened to arrest the
entire party When approaching the
opening where they sell tickets, some
one within threw cup of water in
his face, which cooled his ardor, and
he left in disgust. 1t was rare sport
for the badgering party, il not SO fun
ny for the private Waterman.
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Gnnrf RenOrts.

RECORDERS COURT. = Abraham
Smock, whose valerous deeds at Pc
ter Berg's saloon and their results,
we made mention of yesterday, had,
as it appears, another muss on the
same day previous to the one for
which he was charged S25 and costs.
Yesterday he was brought up on a
charge of assault and battery on the
person of one VIM. Schnake, in which
he was assisted by another man
who has not yet been arrested,
Schnake was pretty badly beaten up,
but the evidence rather tended to
show that Smock had not done much
ofthe battering, and he was let of
with a fine of one dollar and by pay
ing the costs, amounting to So So.
This was the only case occupying the
attention of the Recorder.
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weeks, and are Of course not to be
held responsiblffor the failures. This
much is due them.
Roll OF EoNoR-Not absent or
tdrdy during lqlf gear-W Wesley Sab
erton, Charlie Yarkler, August Schaf-
fer, Michael Young, VIM. Gleichman,
John FlegleI George Brinkman, and
Samuel Myes. o 1888 ...,g4
* Perfect Deportusept.-William
Suhrhenricl, Charles w. Smith, and
Charles Osnburgh.
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RTNmEf SEEInANN4IAL EXA

RETMEf 3SESEI1ANN4IAL GAMMA
lii ton of the Public Sch ooIs of Evans
vile comm nee on Monday, the 18th inst,
and continue as follows
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH. -
Ia Girls Grammar Hiss Britton, Prlncl-
DEB sall, from 9tos Fam. "a d LAl1fJ II
nG Bcyss Grammar Mrs Wilson, Princt-
II Tszf, from ~ to AZ pm = : = - I'll
TUES JAY. FEBRUARY 9TH.
m Girls Grammar Miss Call, PrinclpaN.
2 xrom to IL a.n.E al III T. La.FF. -
& 4 mi Boys Grammar (Mr. Peck, Prineipal).
.tuc from l1S to Az pm,f il ity 9ogs;uffI tHOAN g
10 sstil- WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH.
-13 High School (Mr.i Willett, Principal), from
-RE ta Sam. to ~ p m. tffo9 fa4lo53fa
.vjiEa The Mayor and members of the Comm on
10 Council, parents. guardians, and friends OF
uoi Gzs1cation are invited to attend. zelt
The exercises will commence promptly
90 m the times specified. 3sffstif cove II
bns To avoid interruptions visitors are re-
GUested to be present at the opening Of the
80 exercises. ~ 81 9aG "a Ell 200 rffff-f
-qof By order of the Board of Trustees
CHAS. H. BUTTERFIELD. r
ISL Em35 diff nls45I 81 uoii Superintendent,
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CoTToN THIEVEs.-We are told
that the wharfboat men, and the
agents of the various freight lines
East, are greatly annoyed by cotton
thieves small boys and girls, black
andlwhite-who frequent the wharf,
and not only pick the. waste cotton
from the ground, but do not hesitate,
when favorable opportunity offers.
to pluck large handfuls from ragged
bales. There is said, also, to be a
kind of a cotton broker, for these
young reprobates, in the city, who
buys the cotton, thus obtained, at
price that affords him an excellent
profit. The men, thus annoyed and
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rs THAT FLOOD. = The Louisville
Courier for some time past has in
sisted upon having an unprecedented
flood in the Ohio River this season,
and predicted that it would follow
the melting of the snow, especially if
the snow went off with rain We do
not precisely sympathize, with the APP
prehensions Of the Courier, though it
would tbewise on the partJof people
dwelling on low bottoms to be pre-
pared for contingencies. The snow
inthis part of the country has disap-
peared, and the river has scarcely
been swollen, an inch. 1t is true one
of the contingencies of the Courier
did not occur. The snow went off
without rain, and it is ITO be hoped
such will be the case along the whole
line of river. While we would not
advise our friends along the river to
be over-confdent, we do not think it
7 is necessary for them yet while, at
least, to pull up stakes and fee to the
hills. We don't think the water will
rise as high as it did in Noah's time,
or even as itsdid in 1892.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
wr9Id. The only true and perfect Dye.
harmless, Reliable, Instantaneous, No
f7Hsappointment. No ridiculous tints.
MniTral Black or,Brown. Remedies the i'll
asRacts OF Bad Dyes. fnvigorates the hair,
RszVfng it soft and beautiful. The genu-
sma Is Signed HilL5ons "A. Bachelor. "A II 9TH
sFns are mere limitations, and should be
sEmryided Sold by all Druggists and Per-
4 = shrmers! Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
50 BEwAREO A COUNTERFEIT;
slap I4-Iy.
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deprecated upon, have determined to
break up this system of plumber; and,
as the receiver is as guilty as the
thief, the purchaser of the stolen cot
ton would do we'll to beware. 40
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The LIEDERKRANZ IN CHINA
Notwithstanding thewaIking was UNI
pleasantlast night, and the prospect
Of rain very imminent, Turner's Hall
VAS crowded with Che ellie Of the
city, to witness and admire The third
presentation Of the grand operetta-
The LiedeFkranz in China The per-
Torrance showed manifest improve
mention those previously given, and
al. the characters. seemed far more at
ease. Tue SOLO BY Mrs Matthias, the
Duet by Mr.. Sch@fer and Mrs.
Schlesinger, the speech Of Arfon, the
Duet by Mrs. Schlesinger and Mrs
Matthias, and the several songs by the
Liederdranz, were greeted with
the warihest applause. The
quartette by the Four Roos-
tiers set the house in perfect Juror
and the applause was loud and long.
Mr.. Sehafer's solo, with the chorus by
the Society, was matchless perform
ance, and was greatly admired. The
orchestra acquitted themselves in a
magnificent manner. The young vio-
linist, Master Valentine Schneider,
was the subject of many warm eulo-
gums. He plays with extraordinary
elegance and ability. We were graft
fed to see such large audience pres
ent, as the effort on the part of the
Society to furnish home entertain
ment of superior character deserves
every encouragement. uiasta saI
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City NEWS.

THE STAR UNION LINE. We learn
by letter from the General Superin-
tendent, d.. s. Gray, that Messrs.
Hubbs & Viets have been appointed
the agents Of this popular freight
Line for this city. The.interests both
of the Line and of shippers will be
faithfully attended to by these gem
tlemen Aa4 Baa ASIA
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DIR. WHITTIER.
A REGULARLY BRED PHYS

MfREGULARLY BRED PHYST.
Ia CLAN, as his Diploma, which hangs
IN his Office, will show, has made Chronic
Diseases the study Of has life, and has a
1niOn-wide reputation, having been longer
Rsanfed in 81. Louis than any other Chronic
~ EEsease Ph ysician.t Bf sARfH4f ~
Much of his practice has been of pri-
wxte nature-Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, elect,
sSexicture, all Urinary Diseases, Syphilitic
owMercurial A fleet ons of the Throat, Skin,
=, nT- Bones Orchitis, Hernia, or Rupture; :
~ N 20 the effects ofaSolitary Habit, ruinous
tDbody and mind, producing Blotches, De-
EEIity, Impotence Dizziness, DimneSs of
E0ght, Confusion OF Ideas, EVIL Forbod-
hmgs, Aversion to Society, Loss of Memory,
Weakness etc.. not all these in any one
e2se, but all occurring frequently in va
Ef0us cases.
RB- Accommodations ample; charges
ERoderate; cures guaranteed. Consulta.
tons by letter or q toffice, free. Most cases
can be property treded s9fthot1 an inte7'Uielo,
and medicines, seclre from observation,
sSnt by mail or express. No hindrance TO
HG1sineSS in most cafes. Ell
Address Box 1892, ST., Louis, Mo. svu
HouFSLS ,a.m. to pm. Office perma-
Isently located at M. TO st. Charles street,
Between Sixth and Seventh, one square
sqath lof Linden 'lIotels a retired spot in
The centre of the CITY. -
Consultation rooms, and rooms for the
accommodation of such patients as require
daily personal attention.
gsEgqYp EVERYBODY
can get in a sealed letter envelope my
Theory, Symptoms, and Treatment OF
Nervous, Urinary, and Sexual Diseases, -
clearly delineating all the Diseased Cond1-
3ons, with full Symptom Lists, for TWO
sse. Circular Tor Ladies, relating TO DIS
eases of Puberty, MenSruation, and Preg-
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aus d&wSm ldltaw)
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90 asST 1T. you are in need of stock
OF liquors, our advice would be for
you to go to Hodge, Carr & Co. s, cor
Iner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
OF them for less money than anv
other house will or can afford them
All liquors warranted as represented
jan9 If
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4 sg- COLGATE'S AROMATIC. SOAP.--A
superior Toilet Soar, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils, in combination with ely
ssszlne, and especially designed for the nse
ar dies and for the Nursery. Its perfume
, 10 exauisite, and its washing properties UNI
3 s1Vxaled. For sale by all druggists, ~
Z tssa10a 70 7jllaA3 81 l8fAa iAs ri ~ Nt
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For the Largest and Finest Stock
OF Mems and Boys Clothing, visit
the Great Wardrobe, 81 Main Street
30 ); N; Smith & Co., Propt'rs.
gnoV2z-dtt Fer.f. s rr---rssrg
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REMEMBER the Entertainment of
the Grand Army of the Republic,
Thursday night February, 9TH, for the
benefit of Widows and Orphans of de-
ceased Soldiers. Grand Military Tab
leaux and Concert, by the Lieder-
kranz, Turner and philharmonic So
cieties, and Crescent City Band, Tick
cts 80 cents. j. Reserved seats, Is cents
to be had at Warren & Conyngton's.
I'd
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LoURAIglehart's celebrated fami
" Flour kept constantly on hand, and
delivered Ia any part of the city at the
same prieesas at the mill, by
PARSONS, ScovILLE & Co,
1Stf .l9oT ~ .oJ Main Street
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I Brick Milking.

- Co oNE and see US make brick on the
celebrated Gard Brick Machine this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, on thelvacant
lot above Locust, on Water Street.
Now is your time to invest in some
thing useful that will psya big interest.
io HOPKINS & MooKLAR, Agt's.
d1w] Sherwood House.
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Hopkins & MooKLAR, Agt's
d1wl Sherwood House.

MEssRs. EDITORS IL desire to ten
der my thanks to Messrs. Sherwood
Hoagland of the old reliable Adams
Express forfavors extended
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