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Adapted to this market, THAI We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention In getting up
this Stock to l;ghtneSs Of fabric.
strength of material aud durability
of color. Much the larger portion
of our Stock Is made in our own
workshop, and VIC warrant it in
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of oar own man
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready-madc, the difference Wy shall
be glad TO show onr customers.
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state Of the market, ara The uniYer-
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some OF our Lead
ing prices:
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Tho majority Of the committee of the MassaclIr-
sctis Legislature on the liqrnr las make report
ut The practical operation of the law, from which
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BI.l,iSl:.. - l>,STt.ICT.
PARISHES c: Cii..:;l ;hU!uEl. i%D ST. THoI..S
iNp 81. nESii.
rli.sr PE.liScr-Mt. ira.s:.n, Poll. Ti.t.cu Nile
!!ouse Poll. 4l :. T'i"lua- Mister IIn;;r Poll
rARiS'I o.. 81 ANDREWS.
SECOND PRECINCT lub Eouse Poi Gu tue Ih:n, end
::.c,) House Poi, Ja.r-' IHa'".
PARISH OF 81. JDli%'s. C0LLErON.
THIRD PnrciSrr.-t..l', House Poll Fd.stc Island :;
Rockville. wai:lill.~ Island. al LcsarcTu, Johns
ls!ald.
PARISH or 81. JOHNS. i:EEHELEy.
F"unr.. r:,E.' :. + nIa"ls r"ad r": iul2's ol!
.frl Poll. a:rl Iii., X ,,ah Pol
Firm rnE,!:,r.- ;;s-.:n church r,!i l.. 1;sawbcv7
IN.
rAElstI ~ ST JAlita, c;,@sE rEfME.
sitr .Er:,t tS..r-tio,ss ''-vci. '. i,: .iu 'o aud
W..1~a a I"il
..sEvru rurciscr-,:,a.s !:1u;- pa'; a;ri E;'l".,
la::,, Poll.
piii' y! u 81 srfrHEES
EIGnru lREciScr.-Pae9!le Poll end 4. :t.olen's
prlol Poll.
PARISH + sr J,Mc,'. sAXrEE
NINTH pRElIScr.-lIustor II,usa Pol! and Dr.a.:'s
creek Pol.
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CHN,;LEsTr. DISTHiC,..
PARISHES O" ST. PHILIP ND 81. MicHAE!."
CITY 0F L:i,ELrSTOi.
FIRST PRErINcr.--wsrd o. l-Cty HG!i. WRrd NJ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-22

DU CHA1LLu, the celebrated African explorer,
delivered IL most instructive and interesting Ice
ture last night OH the Gorilla" terrible monster
aud lion in strength and muscular Ic,c"pi"cni.
Dr CuA1II.U tells us that the Gorilla need not DC
| rrra, dc,l br us us IA man and Il brother.
Nothing new III thratrlcal line except that
| H,cHErr ~ lolug forth ut the Broadway ~ Fal-
| ,iafc. MOULrRfE.
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The riRsT-cL.ss I. :. NAIL STEAMSHIP
Il q l. II Z q

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=, O. JC:.;i:,I. Master.
r;.;l !co-e PIER %9 a. :. L.. ,rdoy. Ap. 2o at
Son,
r0E ~OcTEiAiiI ~. i:D BREMEN,
.,!I. v...>rrs: Southampton lsrhHl, uarre and
:-,illcn. i.c "!,"w ...s. raylb:r III c"lC or Its
rl;vaGHI ! rI:rr'..cS:
ss, ca IA. .iI :. tnn,! ,ai,ic So; seerace. So.
rom Bvuun. s"n.:la,n:. u ai!i i!::rre 10 New ioi,
t4r,i auIil, llr; Ij.li. $40; otcerase Sa3
iNti:..oS tIL....I5 ut. AMI NUMk-FtIsf
.'lu,L. III, =" cJ..,, tAh.H 80; s;ecragc 70.
:, /. LIZ, ..ri'J... cap. wM. "Ein... May
.Nr% nil.t. .Nsy Is
Or slc:,,.G -. ta=s.sg- up: :"
= ~ IAY..0E. President.
IL ruHrv i = No ~ li-uGuway, y. Y.
EN -: ~ ~ -1AA.
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PARISH, + Yr. JlMc,' SASrEH.
NINTH pRE:lScr.-Mistor II ,isa Poll and QUARTS
Creek Pol.
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,EI, iui:5> .>p :.H::AEN STEAMSHIP
I;>.!i'.iNE.
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-
s0T Till. GRAVE. I MN.ADliS OF YOUTH
AND EAR Y MNSipJD.-linWAED ASSOCIATION
ESSAYS, ~ ll,r tnyoi 10? lie passinna and the
Errors lb lssrIl Di'et',s p,:r.r 10 tn: first :sc OF
la: with REQ .,!ioia %: treatment c:i-
,,yed IL ;!iI ioa. sc!: i'll scl!rd letter er-
yc.up"*. f'c, y: ci'.r,,n
Address Dr. j. SEILI.IE HorGHiON.
Howard ASS Jciatlua Ph.L."lpn%. Ia.
Nav gu 3lnn
rA- |; II rGi'!L HiIn. C!Ii:NAI.lE =
lIri !ul; +! lIIE ?",:;i.'.y' RESTORES sray !ai
Il. .ri ,Ai and ynmtu! beauty: sml@rtI he i'
-;rurs: 90 .A,,r, '.:r. stops liz 'aiiIu, Oh;
n.co: H.. IS - ..,al clean .a Unparalleled IN } nj
ur--.:.. sol! siI Druggists and !a-h";rbie h mr.
.tr.s,rr. s.l u :, ci:ic,. So. li1i l:r"iway E""
Y,-s hl:AH 4. ,'Hi:vA..IEI. VI. y.
!yWiI: * NOISE,
NJ l5l Mrctin. street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel.
Innu.,y
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10

THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERS
\ AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS No. lilo
CHEsNUT Street, rear entrance No, llO7 SAMSON
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The sheppard and Aaron Mateh On.
Religious Scots In England.

There are ninetytwo religious sects in Eng
land besides the Established Church and the
Roman Catholics. In the folio wing list some
odd titles will be tound:-
ApOstolics, Armenian New Society, Baptists,
Baptized Believers, Believers in Christ, Bible
Christians, Bible Defense Association Brethren
Calvinists, Calvinistic Baptists, Catholic and
Apostolic Church, Christians, Christians who OBJ
ject to be otherwise designated, Christian Be-
lieVers, Christian Brethren, Christian Elasites
Christian lsraelies, Christian Teetotallers, Chris.
tlan Temperance Men, Christian Unionists,
Church of Scotland, Church of Christ Countess
ol hunungton's Conn ction, Disciples in Christ
Eastern Orthodox Greek Church, Electics,
Epscopallan Dissenters, Evangelical Union
lists, Followers Of the Lord Jesus Christ, Free
Grace Gospel Christians, Free Gospel Church.
free Christians, Free Church, Free Church
(Eplscopal), Free Church of England Free
Union Church, General Baptist, General BAPTIST
new Come ction, German Lutheran German
boman Catholic, Greek Catholic, Halelujah
Bahd, independents, Independent Religious
helormers, Independent Unlonists, Inpham-
ties, Jews, Latter Day Saints, Modern Metho.
dlsts, Mormons, New Connection of the Yves.
6iy 6ieiyans, New Jerusalem Church, New Church,
Oid Bapusts, Original Connection OF Wesleyaps
Plymouth Brethren, Peculiar People Presby-
teIlan Church in England, Primitive Meth0-
dlsts, ProgressiOnists, Protestants adhering 10
the Articles of the Church of England, one to
e,ghteen, inclusive, but rejecting order and
ritual; Providence, Quakers, Ranters. Reform.
ers, Reformed Presbgterians or Coyenanters
Reoreatiye Religionsts, Refuge Nethodlsts'
reform Free Church of Wesleyan Methodists,
Eteyiyalists, Roman Catholics, salem Society,
SSanGemanlans, Stl Scotch Baptists, Second Advent
brethren, seoaratiSts (Protestant), Seventh
Day Baptists, wedenborQians, Testimony, Com
gTesatloDal Church, Trinitarans, Union Bap-
lists, Unitariaus, Unitarian Christian, United
Christian Church, United Free Methodist
Church, United brethren Moravians, United
Presbyterian, Unitarian Baptists, Welsh Cal.
whistle Methodists, Welsh Free Presbyterans,
Wesleyan Methodist Association, Wesleyan Re.
formers, aud Wesleyan Reform Glory Band
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10
from Cnnada.

TORONTO, Oct.Il0-The Globes Ottawa CORES
pondence says-'It Is reported that several
carloads OF arms have been discharged at
POttsdam or Malone for the use Of Fenians
and conveyed into the country bordering on
the ST. Lawrence river, and secreted, TO be
report cannot be traced to any reliable source,
but Is believed by the people at Prescott and
other points on the river"
OTTAWA, Oct l0-The members of the local
government Of Nova Scotia have rendered
lneir congratuiatlons TO Sir +. Williams He
declines to receive them as his appointment rs
only provisional, and he leaves for England ON
october "A. General Doyle will then be sworn
IN, and new local Cabinet organized. Colonel
Walter Miller, NJ. p, OF England, is here ex
amining the working OF Canadian institutions
returning to England Lord Moncx and family
arrived here YESTERDAY
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Sheridan I'm AIbanv.

ALBANY, Oct 10.-The ovation to Generals
Slekles and sheridan took place to-day. Tue
Burgess corps, turned out with full ranks aud
o parade was made through the principal
with Governor Fentun, and General Sic <ies
with ex-senator Harris. Along the route many
with flags. banners, and notices of welcome to
the hero Sheridan. Last night Sheridan was the
guest of the Van Rensselaer, manor-houSe, aud
General Sickles was the guest Of the Guberna
torial mansion. To day both receive calls at the
capitol. after which they will dine with the
Governor and accompany him to the theatre il
the evening
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10

HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.-George
Young, Caharine Mulvin, Cornelius Muvin, Eliza
beth Young, were before Alderman Betler, charged
with the larceny OF s700 from the house of Law
QUINN -four dealer, No. si5 carp street. Mrs. Quinn
kept the money In a tea caddy, and from which 1t
was stolen. Mr.. Quinn found the cad6y in their pos
session, ana $500 on Elizabeth Young.
Cornelius Mulvin being sworn, said-I saw George
Young on Friday or Saturday night come into the
house; my room saw him doing nothing: was IN
bed; did not hear him speak of money: did not
know OF the caddy. They were held each in $1,000
ball
Bernard Riley, residing in Reed street. below Front
charged with cutting Herman Whitehouse, had y
H. srInR before Alderman Betler.
He. man Whitehouse. residing at No. 1911 s. Fren
rect, being sworn, sad-I am marine; came down
Front street the 2lst Of September spoke to BIZ
Manning at Front and Prime: party came up and
struck a friend Of mine; L looked around and saw q
man coming after me; WAS cut the back, about q
inches long and 28 deep 1 did not know any OF the
party: Bill Manning knows them.
Wi liam Manning, sworn said-I am shipwright; I
live at No 400 Worth street, do not know who cut
Whitehouse: was struck; WORDS passed; Mr., Riley
was in the crowd.
Riley was held in $500 bail.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10
FIFTH EDITlO N
LATEST DEMOCRATIC RETURNS.
The State Claimed by the Democrats by
Majority of Three Thousand

Colonel Wallace the Chairman OF the Demo,
cratic State Central Committee has received
positive information from the different counties
which Indicate a majority tor Judge 5harswood'
OF from three to e'ght thousand.
The following are the additional returns re-
ceived by hlm;--
Lawrence county shows Republican loss Of
Monroe county gives Republican majority
Of 1900, a Democrat loss of 100
Beaver county shows Republican loss OF SEQ.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10
BY the Cuba Cable,

HAVANA, Oct. 8.-Bllls on Paris, 5Il05lSG
Exchange on the United States, for bills at 90
days in currency, 251S@26 per cent. discount,
and for bills at short sight, in gold, 65 per cent
premium.
Sugar dull and almost saleless. There is no
quotable change in prices.
Arrived, steamer II. Hudson, from Philadel-
phia. Also, English barques Alexandria and
Annie Ross, from Boston, and English school,
ner Nellie starr, from Ellsworth, and brig Hy-
perion, from Portland.
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TO RENT.

q TO RENT-ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT.
El handsomely furn lshed to for two years aud
a-hak from November ], 1857 In Montgomery county,
distance from JenkintOwn Station, the North
Pennsylvania Railroad Apply TO
O. Ii. & II. p. MUIRHEID,
lO8 lot No. 2O5 s. SIXTH street.
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ON Friday morning,
llth Instant at 10 O'clock at No. 436 Franklin street,
by catalogue, superior walnut parlor and chamber
furniture. TlOS3t
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English papers think the Emperor of
Russia must be insane because Of his civilities
70 the Quaker City tourists.
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ADJUSTMENTS,

DANCOAST d wARNoCK, AUCTIONEER@.
l. No 9%O MARKET STREET.
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADs-
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with northern
and Western trains leave New York, via Hudson River Tail.
road. Thirtich street and Tenth and 10 A. ana
sixth street and Fourth avenue, Al II A. and 4b n
The 63e r. NJ train via Hudson River win SUNDAYS
sleeping cars attached 70 $40 and ii r. NJ trains ON $50
ain s also attached sleeping every day except
ing Saturdays which through Ogdensburg via H.
W. and o. Railroad. without change.
Sunday train Hudson River Road New York 70 Pougn
Harlem Road Forty second street 70 xIerson and return
''A'"s WIN ii. VANDERBILT vice.President.
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
Ccmgany-New York, January 10Th, The Hudson
River Railroad Company give notice that the agreements
heretofore existing between this Company and the Ney ror
Central Railroad Company having been trrc~- Psr
factory 70 both coosnns heretofore Tho same viii ~
senrerssc " freight Z. vANDERBTfsT Presdent
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DeorEssoR AeAssIz,s LEcTURr

Delivered By invitation Of the New York Association or
the Advancement OF science and Art -, - ,.,,....a in
The course cousstng az az lectures win be delivered "
the large hail OF the Cooper Institute as lo9" og
Tuesday, Feb 5-Suhiert, +" The Gcotog'ca f'
the Valley Of the Amsyon.' "A rrbutar,es
Mondsy Feb Ill Tie River IS Basin snd Ia TrrIesN
Tucsiay Fen. f2"The Ancient Gacifs OF the trnsxon.r
Monday, Feb 10 The AqlsSd Animals Of SCUM Amer
Wednesday, FEB. Co.
ios.r 1o-"The Monkeys and Native Inhabitants"
Tuashrncing AZ s O'Clock each evening -, -
Price Of ticket for the whole Five Dollars IDe
number will be limited 10 capacity ri the hall. -
Tickets obtained the following psces-Mlhau,
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y Nicholas Hotel Appleton co. sS Hro.dwsy, screner
Co. 50 Broadwsy r. y. Green, Druggist corner broad-
way and Fourteenth Caswcil Mack, Druggists m
der Fifth Avenue Ioie u. y. Lane, Times Bu'ldng. ~
PARK row; American News Company lle Nassau street.
The rooms Of the association, Cooper Institute second
foo..
The cse already snbscribed 500 IN number will BE- ss
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THE LECTURE sEasoS.

. IEcTueE-'THE MODEL WIFE if.b BE DE
~ ivered by Rev. A. A. Wiiiets. II. ~. OF brokyn ~
lie -hith street tinted firshsieran chuh
between and seventh avenues on Msndsy evening
Isnuary nj TO clock Tickets nfty cents
Due notice win given when Rev H. NJ. Galaher VIII lee
ture America aud Americans.
IMPORTANT LECTURES DArLy-ro GENTLEMEN
only al the New York Museum of Anatomy, OLE broal.
way Those unable 70 attend these lectures may fesss
copy by arng cents Address Secretary o. -"
yort Museum Of Anatomy, els Broadway.
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MILITARY

GRAND AMY as l,ys-~,~~--S-s.S<-~-~
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- DENTISTRY.
kNr
A rrnhhANEsT SET OF GUM TEETH sl2, 1 TEN
xhp, SET ~; teeth filed with gold 81 teeth ert,sc,sd
-.. psii All work warranted. Once loo Sixfb ave.n.
REanIiiFuL FULL SETS OF CoNrrNuorrs nrw
- huooer Teeth with plumpcrs TO restore ,bs,,i ~
po.sncs " 70 $s Extracting without pain win sss anp
rstons warranted. 100 Grand street p' WV" kAs' ope.
,vn at. DENIAI ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED AVN
msse specially Of the Nitrous ii sidc a.. .n1
sdminser IN the only way which unforny ass aan
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THE UNDERSIGNED, DULY AUTHORIZED BY THE
Lquldstins Committee Of the Land aud submarine Co
ban Telegraph Company, which IL empowered by the go
eminent Of the Island cf Cuba, will receive proposs
from any responsible party for the purchase Of the ws
which consists o. Che TslesraPhlc Line established rom
Savannah Ca TO Cedar Keys. Fla, and its
In receiving the foregoing proposals the ~
offer caim which ms
preferred agans whom u for the dama8
sustained by the Tine during the civil
The should be during the next thirty days
j. A. Nora. 70 Broadway, New YORK.
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L,ERRERo's DANCING ACADEMY
IN Northwest corner rwenty.eqhh atreet erd u-o.s-.
Glasses Wednesdays aud saiurdsys. az D. nj ~
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CBND FOR wRTG..By's RETAIL sIo r,ors or vAr
~ enpcs for % 80 cssb. ut the New York vaeyne nc
Pot 81 Chatham street, opposite Chaphs-, romic valen.
tires % cents 800
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ur.rpps, GRANT suuAEg AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
w Melodeons Csbines organs wholesale and retail -
let and rent applied II purchased Monthly payments
seived Second hand rai.s bargains. Prices irob IN
10 S22s New octave ria,- ~, szto snd prS hand
pianos FACTORY r~tnA 81 sro.awsy " ,iRRs
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INSTRUCTION.

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"A bridge, England przeman and ex-sehoar OF his col
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Washington square, N. Y.
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NEWSPAPERS.
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MAsONs
MASONS,
MASONS.
MASONS,
read the MASONIC Department in the ERA, conducted
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n. w. JOHN III. AETHON.
K W. JOHN II. ANTHuN
ODD FELLOWS
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read the Department in the ERA devoted 70 Vdd FELLOW
49, r. q. HENRY G. REYNOLDS.
r. q. HENRY G. REYNOLDS.
p. q. HENRY q. REYNOLDS.
The Gestures of the ERA are OF
INTEREST To EVERYBODY,
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STORY BY ALICE CARY.
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Stony By ALICE CARY,
&c, &c., &c.
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-30

Pierce County Court. in Probate. In the
matter of the guardianship of John Sell
vert, Ann Seivert aud Lawrence Seivert,
minor childrea and heirs of Margaret Sci
vert, deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of Mat
~ thia Seivert. guardian of said minors.
representing among other things. that they.
the said wards. are seized of certain real es-
tate in the county of Kenosha. State of Wis
consin. and that it is necessary that the same
should be sold; and praying for license 10
sell the same and il appearing to the Court
from said petition, that il would be benefi-
cial to the said minors to sell said real estate.
Ii is ordered and directed that the next of kin
to the said wards and all persons interested
in said estate, appear before the Judge of this
court on Monday. the 30th day of December,
1867. at 10 o'clock A NJ. at his Office in the
City of Prescott. then and there 10 show
cause why license should not be granted for
the sale of said real estate according to the
prayer of said petition. And it is further or
dered that copy of this order shall be pub
lished for at least three successive weeks pri-
or to said day of hearing in the Prescott
journal. a weekly newspaper published at
Prescott, in said county.
VIM. HOWES, 90. Judge.
Dated Nov. lS, 1861. 50-w3
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One hundred words viii be counted as
square of solid matter over 100 words will
he counted as two squares over 900 words
sc three squares. etc. etc,
Legal advertisements at the rates prescribe
ed nv Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements viii
he charged so per cent above these rates.
Special notices Is cents per line for first
insertion, aud 10 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Transient Advertisements must be paid for
in advance all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, will
he continued until they are ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
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~ 70 NeEse's for year Russse Bli.sa.
II
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For further information address the sub
scriber, at Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
JAMES JEFFERIS,
@-we Err l. P, Hwlipg, aecssasd.
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Notice is hereby given, that the copartner-
ship heretofore existing under the firm name
of F. H. Lord d Bro, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All debts and credits of
the firm will be settled by J. II. Lord.
+. H. LORD,
]. H. LORD.
Prescott, August 10, 1867.
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PRESCOTT, HUDSON
AND
River Falls Stage II

THIS Stage willleave Prescott for Hudsons
III via River Falls. each morning, at o'ci'k
A. NJ, arriving at IL o'clock. noon; and re-
turning, leave Hudson at ] o'clock P. NJ, ar
irving at Prescott at 7 o'clock, P. M:
Passengers called for at Nessels Hotel.
Prescott: Bracket House, River Falls; and
at Tavlor's Hotel, Hudson.
Express business carefully attended to at
reasonable ratca
j. r. RICE.
Prescott. September 2. 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-30
Land for Sale.

The following described pieces of Timber
Lands, situated in Trimbelle, are offered for
ale IN reasonable terms.