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The Opelousas courier., 1867-07-13
THE OPELOUsAs COURIER,
Published On Saturday by JOEL 81. sANDOZ

Published On Saturday BY JOEL ii. sANDOZ.
cONDIT ITIoES:
Sx5serspsiOn.-Four Dollars per year payable
in advance, or Five Dollars payable at the end
of the year.
A. subscriber wishing to discontinue must give
a written notice to that effect and settle up all
arrearages; and no subscription will be stopped
until ali srrearages paid, unless at the option
Of the editor.
Adusrtisiag. FIVE cents per square for
each insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
square. -,
All advertisements sent in for publication will
be inserted in English and French eunless other
wise ordered until the editor shall judge it con-
venient to discontinue.
Candidates to public favors will pay Fifteen
Dollars each, in advance, if they wish to be an
nounced.
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I. BLOCH.
BLOCH. j. BLOC
Bloch Brothers,

TOTTON FACTORS and Commission Mer-
~ chants, No. 16 Carondeles street, N. Orleans.
will punctually attend to all business entrusted
to their care. Ali business left at the House Of j.
Bloch & Co, in Opelousas, will receive immedi-
ate attention. Dec 9-26.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

STRA YED OR STOLEN
n From the undersigned, at Coul6e Croehe,
on the 18th May last, an American bay
Xsor sorrel MARE, six years old, having o
star on the forehead and branded 4 s ON the
shoulder.
A reward of fifteen dollars win be paid for her
recovery and delivery to the undersigned.
JAMES j. HUDSON.
Coul6e Croche, June o. 1861. 25t
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WOMAN's FRIENDsHIP.-True friend
ship between women is rare, but when
it exists between those who are gifted
with highly cultivated minds and warm
feelings, it far surpasses any attachment
between those of the other sex. Such
friendship u sweet attraction Of the
heart towards the merit we esteem, or
the perfeetiens we admire, and produces
a mutual inclination between two or
more persons, TO promote each others
interest, knowledge, virtue and happi-
ness.
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q rHorriblei A Western editor thus
s.cussesr an opponent: May his cow
give sour milk, and his hens bad eggs
in short, may his daughter marry one
eyed aelitor, his business go to ruin, and
he go to-congress.'
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ESTRAY HORSE.

Special Term of the District Court.
NOTICE is hereby given that Spe-
IN cial Jury Term of the Dist. Court
for the trial of criminal cases will be
holden in the Parish of St. Landry, to
begin ON Tuesday, the 10th day of July,
A. D.. 1867.
A. GARRIGUES, Clerk.
Opelousas, June Is, 1867. 1-5t.
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rT Some ladies are endeayoring to in
troduce,, in Paris, the fashion of wearing
the hair unrestrained and flowing, in
what has been called in England, the
ssmane' style. hIadames de Gallifer
and de Pourtales have both appeared at
evening parties with their hair simply
held by o small gold bandeaa, of antique
form, set with precious stones. Madame
Rimski Korsakow has likewise made her
appearance with her hair flowing loosely
over her shoulders, but with this differ
cit was divided into two portions,
and fastened together with string of
pearls. Madame Rimski Korsakow is
certain to find host of converts.
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J. L. COURET,

j. L. COURET,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 81 Cont ST., between Chartres and
Levee, New Orleans, La,
WILL take charge of the sale of all products
w entrusted to him, and will make advances
of bagging and rope on eottons which are to be
consigned TO him. July 22ds 1865.
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LIQUIDATION.

L1QO1DAT1ON.
TyHE undersigned, wishing to settle the affairs
IL of his store, at Opelousas, hereby requests
all those who may be indebted to him to come
forward and settle within 30 days from the date
of the present notice, if they wish to avoid costs.
JOSEPH p. Roy.
Opelousas, June 22d, 1867. 2-5t.
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A "Hurrahn In the Wrong Place
The Petersburg (Va.) Index relates the
following:
During his speech In front of Jarrett's
Hotel, on Thursday night, Senator Will
son remarked that six hundred and
twenty five battles had been fought in
the last war. He pathetically added that
three hundred and twenty five thousand
Union soldiers had lost their lives in
crushing out the rebellion.
"Hurrah for dat p cried a eolored
member of the audience.
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H. O. d 1 - 9 In ..
DAPTIsTE PEFFERKORN, Main Street, OPP
ID elousas, topposite Mr. j. Provost, win pay
strict attention to the manufacture OF LADIES
SHOES. as well as GenaeDsen's Boots and Shoes.
Work guaranteed neat and solid, and PRICES
MoDERATE. april 18th, l567-3m.
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FOR SALE
AT Allow FIGURE!
.a.a A DWELLING House and premises,
I!s3 together with Store House and ten acres
HiiS of land situated in the town of Vile Plate.
Apply to Taos. b. LEWIS.
Opelousas, April 10th, 1867 45-tf.
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PAPER

ID PIFFET, 1877 Canal street-Toys, Per-
| d. fumery. Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Tapes,
Needles, Pins, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Bonnets,
Dress Trimmings, &c. 23-1a.
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BRICK MAKING BY STEAM.-We ex-
amined Yesterday with much careful
ness a steam brick making machine,
which has been put up at the Novelty
Works, corner of Delord and New Levee,
where it is ON exhibition. 1t consists of
a revolving plane containing steel
moulds. which are filed from a receiver
of common clay or batture earth, without
previous tempering or mixing. The clay
thus received is subjected to a pressure
which may be made equal to ten tons if
desired, and thus pressed. passes around
to where it is opened up to be borne of.
We counted sixty -four bricks made IN
minute, and they were as well made as
any we ever saw; yet the clay was nei-
ther tempered nor worked before it went
into the machine. The brick were baked
up Immediately after being taken from
the machine. The saving in labor may
be imagined from the fact that &c, 900
brick can be made with eight men in ten
hours. We also saw some brick made at
Pittsburg and burnt. They were un-
commonly smooth and regular in edge,
and thoroughly burnt, and could with
difficulty be broken, which is properly
attributed to the heavy pressure which
had given them solidity. The machines
are made at Pittsburg at cost of SIS 90,
and the right of use for the State is now
offered for sale here. 1t will make for
tune for somebody.-[N. O. Picayune.
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nRIIGS

RERUvIAN BARK BrrTERS. Celebrates
IL Tonic-a certain preventive for Fever and
Ague. G. L. KoUNs & Bro, 50 Common Street
Wholesale Agents. Manufactured by DR.. M. Per
& Co. Wholesale Druggists, 124 Chartres Street
33-IaI NEW ORLEANS.
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n At a recent discussion in the New
York Farmers Club, correspondent
states the following cure for in1amma-
tory rheumatism: A woman's arm was
swelled to an enormous size, and painful
ly infiamed. A poultice was made OF
stewed pumpkin, which was renewed
every fifteen minutes, and in a short time
produced o perfect cnre. The fever
drawn by the poultices, made them ex-
tremely offensive as they were taken off.
know man cured of severe infama-
tion of the bowels by the same kind Of
implication.
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"A GARD TO INvALIDs.

Clergyman while residing in South America
as q missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Ear
~ Decay Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal
Organs and the whole train OfdisOrders brought
on By baneful and vicious habits, Great num-
beers have been already cured by this noble rcme-
dy Prompted by desire TO benefit the aftiict-
ed and unfortunate. | will send the recipe for
preparing and using this medicine, in scaled
envelope, to any one who needs it, free Of
charge.
Please inolose postpaid envelope, addressed
to Yourself Address,
l23-ly JOSEPH I. INMAN,
Station d. Bible House, New York CITY
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February 27th and 2Sth,
Ar ACADEMY HAIL, IN THIS VILLAGE.
STATE OF VERMONT, }
Franklin County, IS.
In hanccPy.

FRANKLIN county, -.
In 'hanccPy.
John Ragin VS.. jeremiah Ragin, Alfred II. Hunt
ington and Collins II. Huntington
Whereas, John Ragin, of 1T. Adams. in the
Pounty of Franklin. aforesaid, has preferred his
clifton TO the Court of Chaneery, next to be
Golden ut st. Adams, within and for the County
of Franklin aforesaid, and has filed said petition
with me, Joseph II. Brainerd, Clerk Of said
Court of Chaucery stating among other things
that jeremiah Ragn, now Of Copperanopolis and
State OF California ON tho 18th day of June,
1864, executed by his attorney, Cornelius lagin
now deceased, mortgage deed of the following
lands VIZ. lying in st. Adams village, III the
town of St. Adams aforesaid, and the same
premises conveyed by said Cornelius Kagin by
mortgage to III. G.. Edison, Jan. 29th, SO2,
bounded on the North by the Court House lot
and the Conversational church lot, and lot
now owned by Mrs. Percy; ON the East by
Thomas Street, aud lands owned by Mrs. Percy,
on South by lands owned by Dennis Gilmore
and the Nj. T. Church lot, and on the West by
so called church street running North and
South by said Court House in St. Adams, sup
posed to contain thrce-fourths of one acre Of
land, be the same more or less, and being the
same premises leased by A. II. and g. II. Hunt
ington to jeremiah 6. Iagn, by lease dated
February 9Th, 1850 excepting Ono-third OF the
lot now owned by Mrs. Percy, conditioned for
the payment Of three promissary notes, all bear
ing date June 18th, 1861 for one hundred dol
lars each and signed by the orator, with interest
been obliged 10 pay. and the said jeremiah O..
Ragin has not repaid to the orator. The orator
also has paid the sum Of 1918, 10 discharged o
mortgage to II. q. Edison said promises,
which sum has not boon repaid 10 the orator.
And PRAYING that the said Jeremiah q Ragin in
equity 81 redemption in the premises may be
foreclosed and tor such other and further re-
liefin the premises, as may -seeln equitable %
the Court Aud whereas Il has been made
to appear TO me that the said jeremiah q. fa-
gin resides out Of this State. Therefore BY
Virtue Of tho statute in such cases mado and
provided / do order the said John Ragin to
1--WE notice To- Jeremiah q. l.agin Of the pretof-
rinq and filing Of tho said petition by publishing
the foregoing substance OF his petition, WITH the
ordcrof publication, three weeks successlvely IN
tho Vermont Transcript, public newspaper
publishrdin St. Adams, in said County, the
last of which publication 60 be- at least twenty
davs previous TO the Term Of the Court # nhan-
cory aforesaid next 20 be holden at -. Adams,
i'm and for said County II Franklin, on the set-
oond Tuesday OF April A. D. 1867, and SAID pub
LEGATION being made, the said Jeremiah Il. hn-
gin is requested 10 appear Ia said Court on INC
first day of the aiorol and Term Of said Court ana
then and there answer TO the aforesaid petiilph
of the said John kagin.
Dated Al ST. Adams, this 2lth day OF February
A. ID. 1861. ,,,rp,n
is9.gg CLERK
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The Liquor Law In st. Adams.

The elton Of the St. Adams Pro-
eiya Association has caused con
aeabIe excitement among all classes
aour community On Friday morn
ns az about eight O'Clock, all the ho-
es were closed, each bearing the
am This House closed; awaiting
Hotel Protecti IN Persons who
sought quarters for themselves or
horses were informed by the landlords
al.ihey did not keep hotel ana
they must look elsewhere for enter
mrnent, for man and beast Super
ut@lont Merrill telegrapbed to the
Conductors Of the trains coming from
ae South, to inform passengers that
they could find accommodation in
lEton or if they chose to
come % St Adams they would find a
ae al night at the depot and an
a1aahuee Of refreshments at the res
huuu, there We know Of one good
Samm.tanin our village who enter
tanned SIX travellers over the Sabbath.
THIS state Of things continued until
a@hy morning, when all the hotels
except the Welden, were again open
20 ihs public, compromise having
been eitectcd between the Protect
ives and the landlords. What the
compromise is, is not generally known;
Out 1t is surmised that the landlords
ae allowed to deal out the ardent ="
90 the sly The Weldon House, it
SEEMS has not been assured of the
protection which it requires, and
VIII remain closed for the present.
Friday afternoon, Messrs. Cool and
Mcdonald, of the Weldon House,
were brought mp for trial before Jus
u's sherman, at the office of Messrs.
Dllsy x Davis. After considerable
u''y the following gentlemen were
9oo'u as jurors: S. III. Boynton,
D~lau Paul, j. H. Crosby, George
down. Hiram Clark, VIM. Locke. -
9Nelal respectable young men testi-
a'' mat they had occasionally taken a
''a at the Weldon, in the shape of
Az "hen the case was argued for the
1OeAaehts by Messrs. Park Davis and
yD"pn ii. Dewey, and for the State by
:" Bailey States Attorney, and
I'9a TO the jury. Four of the Jurors
s'' 'onScIentious scruples as to the
..1''''a'lonality of the Liquor Law,
nent. -
a second trial was commenced Sat
s'~F afternoon The whole after
h., vas occupied IN getting jury,
. s" was composed of the following
w -'''men' A. S. Hyde, VIM. p
NSer, Z. A, j. Marsh, Horace Row
N y b D. Hopkins, James Mcintosh
case case was then adjourned to the
'u't House, on Monday morning, at
a. ' y At the appointed hour
'p' Court House was well filed with
n.y.. listeners, Nearly the same
'us''es We're called, and testified
same as at the previous trial. The
NJ. was well argued for the State b,
g,1 s'S H. L. Seymour and d. r
p,r. % and for the respondents b,
s VA Davis and j. H. Dewey. Tn,
my 4, = ioand the Weldon guilty of sell
NIL. ave glasses of ale and one glass o
ana ~ between the LIST of Januar,
a. W, ,p9 18th of February. Has no
'e'qep been conducted on prett,
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Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil is
used by number Of the families in
our town, and they speak well OF it, rs
a remedy for curing most painful com
plants 1t is the cleanest and most
delicious article to use we have found
The large size bottles are cheapest in
proportion to the price.
Sold in St Adams by l.. L. butcher
& Sons.
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state Neucs.
ADDISON COUNTY.

ADniSpN iDJNA1s
The town Of Bridport has voted the
sum of two thousand dollars for sol
diers' monument, in honor of those Of
her citizens who fell in the war; 1t is
to be of Vermont marble.
The inhabitants of Middlebury have
voted to erect n new school building
to be completed in 1868, at a cost not
exceeding $4,000
Thos. Purrenton, of Starksboro, has
sold his famous yoke of large oxen,
which have been exhibited at various
Fairs in the State, to Geo. Collamar
Warner Duusbee and VIM. Chase, of
Bristol, for three thousand dollars. -
They weighed at the Fair in Vergennes
last Fall between six and seven thou
sand pounds.
An owl, measuring four feet seven
inches from tip to tip, was recently
caught in Panton.
The managers Of the Addison Coun-
tn Agricultural Society, held a meet
ing at Middlebury on Friday, the 10Th,
and decided to hold their next Annu-
al Fair at Middleb airy, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct lst,
I'd and Sd, 1867.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
At the term of the Supreme Court
for this County, recently closed, IN the
case of Pendolph who was indicted
for the murder Of David L. kinsman'
at the juno Term the exceptions OF
respondent being oyerruled, he was
sentenced 70 be- hung
A man named John Wicket has been
arrested near schenectady \. L.,
charged with killing the Sheriff OF
Bennington County, Vt, two years
ago.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The wool-growers of Caledonia 90
oroanized an association on the l2th'
Harley NJ. Hall, of Burke, LIST Presi-
dent. Jonathan Lawrence, OF st.
Johnsbury, Secretary and Treasurer
F. A. Parks, of Waterford Cores
ponding Secretary
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slOO 90 REWARD u!

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD viii
~ be paid to any Dentist in the State Of YER
mont, that will put up set of Teeth on RUB
Der PLATE, in as good style, and as perfect
Mt, in the same time as can be done by DIR, W.
II. FORD who is making from one 90 three sets
daily, at my Office. w. b. MCGOWAN
~ b. Every plate warranted.
st. Adams. Dec. lst 1866 llI2-tf
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ERRORS OF YOUTH

4 Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all ef-
fects of youthful indscrotion, will, for the sake
of suffefing humanity. send free To an who
need it, the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which no WAS cured,
Sufferers wishing 70 profit by the advertisers
experience, can do 80 lay addressing
JOHN Is. OGDEN
M II Chambers St New York
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Special alotItes.
USE RENNE,s PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL.

W IIfUS nc IH0'1n.
Every person in this town viii find it for their
profit as we'll as for their comfort, If they use
Rnnc- Pain Killing Magic Oil, when they have
Headache. Toothache, Clilblains, Aeue in the
Face aud Jaws, lame shoulders. rheumatism
Seia.ica Bruises, Cramps, Colds. Group, Sore
Throat, or any pains of This nature The ladies'
sill find its use peculiar blessing to relieve
th.l peculiar pains. IL is one oftho best things
90 use In the family as general remedy for any
kind OF painful disorder, or hurt, or burn, over
discovered and it is clean and delicious 20 use.
Use it freely. Sold by an Druggists and Ner-
chants.
WIN RENNE. Pttshcld, Mass
Sold In ST.. Adams by all Druggists, and Weeks
a Reynolds Groccrs. l29-ly
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have probably the largest establish
ment Of the kind in the United States.
The town of Bridgewater, on the
9th inst, voted to subscribe $4,000
to the capital stock of the Woodstock
Railroad. Gen. Washburn addressed
the citizens in behalf Of the enterprise,
nj an informnl meeting.
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A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine

Dr. Maggiel Is the founder of new Medical
system The quantitarians, whose vast inter-
mai doses enfeeble the stomach and paralyze the
bowels, must give precedence to the man who
restores health and appetite. with from one TO
two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures the
most yirulent sores with box or so of his Won
dorfu and all healing Salye These two great
specifics of the Doctor are fast suporseding all
the sterotypcd nostrums of the day. EXtraor-
binary cures by Maggiels Pills and Salyo have
opened the eyes of the public to the inefiiciency
oi the $50 called) remedies of others, and upon
which people have so long blindly depended.
Maggiel's Pills not of the class that are swal-
lowed by the dozen, and Of which of every box
fun taken creates an absolute necessity for an
other. One or two Of Maggiels Pills sutiices to
place the bowels in perfect order, tone the stom-
ach, create an appetite and render the spirits
light and huoyanu There is no gripping, and no
reaction IN the form of constipation. Hthe liver
is affected its functions are restored; and if the
nervous system is feeble, it is inyigorated. This
last quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants of delicate females. Ulcerous and
eruptive diseases are literally eXtinguished by
the disnfectant power Of Aaggiels Salvc. In
fact il is here announced that MaggieIs Bill
GUS Dyspeptic and Diarrhea pills cure
where all others fail. While for Burns, Scalds,
Chilblains, Cuts and all abrasons of the skins,
MaggicI's saIvo is infalible. Sold by J. Mag
giel 43 Fulton Street, New York, and all Drug
gsts, at % cts per box. lilly
l.. l.. butcher 4 Sons, Agents, st. Adams, vt.
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Consumption Tho result Of neglected
Cough, which. il treated with Goes Cough Bal
sam ia = ason. might be cured with very little
trouble and expense. The proprietois do not
claim that it will cure Consumption, but viii
greatly relieve any Cough. They have certif-
cate FROM gentleman whom physicians pro-
nounccd incurabe with Consumption stating
Goes Cough Balsam cured him.
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STRANGE, GUT TRUE.

ivory Young lady and gonUoman IN th0
United states can hear something very much to
their advantage, by return mail, Gree Of chargo)
by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears Of being humbugged viii ohhge by not
noticing this card Al others VIII please adj
dress their obedient servant,
THOS. i. CHAPMAN
S91 lroadWqx New York
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Give immediate relief to all cases Of Coughs
Colds. and affections Of the chest and lungs and
restore to singers and speakers cearness Of
voice. They contain no opium nor anything del
Ctcrous, and are wonderful In tue celebrity with
which they effect the cure of all diseases of the
throat For sale by all Druggists. Price, %
cents q box. Depot, Y William Street New
York 94-cWO1V
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Tho undersigned having had many years OK
poricnce in Attending the sick, both in hospitals
and private places would tender his services TO
those who are afflicted and desire an experienced
and faithful nurse.
l53-3w. 4. d. HOLDRIDGE.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-02-22

This weeks installment of the
History of St Adams is not entirely
,,rroet. SO far as the number Of stores
IN tbe village is concerned. The wri-
49,. statements were correct when
nri,,en nearly year ago, and we
..ye deemed it best to print them as
originally prepared There have been
.-s,toi on the burnt district, our
-soders are aware, a fine block of
.,,ros one Of which is occupied by
.to Brainerd Brothers as a wholesale
1r, GOODS store and the other by j.
rockingham McGowan as a hard
r.,e ore. Messrs. ". y. Smith and
Horace Livingston have also erected
handsome stores, the former of which
i occupied by Locke q Smith, as a
Clothing store, and the latter by Mr.
Livingston as a Furniture Store.
Tie new Depot to which allusion is
nale and which has heretofore been
described in our columns, is in a fair
way Of being completed, and will be
one ofthe finest edifices Of the kind
m New England, if not the United
Stot..
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M a II In lid

In Exeter, y. H.. Feb o. by Rev n. Hooper
Prof. Ia Roy i GHnTtN, of taufaz, Vt, 10 Hiss
Rum A. FIrrs Of Exeter.
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DTHD-

In this village. on the 18th inst, ofnhamatoh
Of the bowcls William Jones Van Drzcc son ~
VIM. u. and late Mary J.. Van Duzec, Of Hast
ings. Mimi. and grandson Of T.. L. Jones, of this
town. aged II wears
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DI e)OO Agents everywhere to sell our
Improved $40 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds Under and upper feed. sent ON trial.
Warranted five years. The only machines sold
in the United states for less than $40 which are
fdy licensed By Howe, Wheeler f wilson, Gro
uer and Batter, SINGER d Co.,. and B0cieider 81
other cheap machines are infringements and the
seller or user are liable to arrest fine and inn
prsonmcnt illustrated circulars sent free.
Address, or call upon Shaw y Clark, at Bidde-
ford Maine or Chicago Ill. lilly
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Nrw SMuaeLrNG CoNrRvANcE. On
the Ogdeusburgh frontier, Richard
Kane was detected on Tuesday, in
the act Of smuggling liquor from Can
ada One of the beams in his sleigh
rack was bored about seven feet with
a two inch auger, and contained about
three gallons Of whiskey. 1t was SO
constructed as to deceive the most
prying eyes, and was only discovered
by the interest accident