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The weekly Butte record., 1867-06-29
FRESH SEEDS!
BEG LEAVE TIC CALL sTTEN

vEE BEG LEAVE TIC CALL sTTEN-
~ ton uf Dealers Large Eanchers. NuTseryTlen,
GarfnerS and others, well selected stock Of seeds,
al Of which we guarantee Of choicest quality. Among
a-r assortment a present :
l0.ooo punds Alfalfa clover
5000 pounds red clover.
a0,D pounds White Dutch clover
= en0 pounds Hungarian grass seet.
4eN0 poun6s mliie1 grass ssed-
ADao pounds timothy grass seed
80 bushels red top grass see3-
90 bushels ky hlne Erlss seed
100 bushels orchard z-ass seed
100 bushels Lawn grass seed
.lo pounds White French mulberry
Ana a kinds Of garden seeds n quantities To suit
purchasers.
Aso. q hand 2oeao assorted Fruit Trees il quaint
ties - suic
Rarai-fznces car he nlz5e through Wells Fargo Co
~ by mail
,55-aSS ] P SNTENEY.
seq and III DAVIS street. san Francisco.
Ssni [cr catalogue. Srl-n1S
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OROVILLE, SATURDAY. JUNE 2eth
For the BUTTE RECORD.
THE GLADSEss OF \ SMILE.

The gladness os smile,
May lend the mask OF seeming JOY,
To many bursting heart awhile;
The n4irthful laugh cur festive moment wears.
May be at best hollow acted part,
But on the silent eloquence Of tears
Lives Truth unsnlIed by the many modes OF art.
Aye truth mock az may.
And paint upon our brows, the show Of bliss,
There's many gladlike eye.
There's many a cheek where blushing roses blow.
DER which salt tears ind all ACCUSTOMED trace.
And whisper to the midnight while they flow,
Sad things Of crushd hearts grief and oylessness
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HOTELS.
UNION HOTEL.

UNION HOTEL.
Corner Montgomery and MyeFs street. osovile
ysyHIS NEW BRICK AND ELEGANTLY
furnished Hotel stands rst in The STATE TOR COM
fort znd s>ensnod&tioa Tor tie t@venS pae-ls-sNefs
rom b.... wan ventilated and neatly furnished
The T Table
i sl,,,S Nh every luxury e the season. and every
thing Viii lie oae 10 insure the oonlfegt Of the guests of
ths house In eonnectTon with tins house Is the Bar
and Billiard Saloo,, New Billiard Tahes Of the latest
vatte-ns and proversents-
TEE BAR viii always be supplied with choice
Liquors and Cigars St a moderate price
The Osace q the Oregon stSse Company is at the
Union Hotel
S4aes leave this house daily. for Chieo. Red Rar.
Shasta and Or.ou. pogtown. Tayio-'ile, SusSanSlus
as.d Idaho: Biiwen Bar. spanish Ranch and Quincy;
ana for Forbestosl ana IA Porte oolanecting with the
cars ST OIoVille.
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BACK AT THE OLD STAND

Nothin= is Coed as to have Nice
y clean shave, and your hair trimmed and cleaned
n good style We understand tilsf Peter Msurer has
ain leased the old stand formerly occupied and known
Fe--Ison-s Hair Dressing 1alor-l Montgomery 81
Fe.e has got possession and VII reduce the prIce o
ha.hs to three for 81 he Hi be pleased 70 see his old
friends and ctls.ogners Ea4 7. AACRER
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KATs!. ATS

EGC1 YOUR HATS Of Iac-the various
; styles have suit everybody II size sazQf
and quality. Having such large variety am ensheC
10 sell them very cheap.
Also. a fne variety Of gents whi:e shirts.
n \ TRIESIFEEN-
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yuyHE FLoREvCE WAS AWARDED
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

,E,uE RE,ITIFUr. TWO STORY cor
tare residence corner OF Oak and Miners Alley. IA
offered for sale cheap or cash Lot 20 by 20 Enquire
a. MS cffica feb 233m
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JOHN DICK.
Justice of the Peace. Notary Public,
And Commissioner Deeds for the State of Nevada.
orF1cE-Montgomery street. Oroville.
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DIR. J. r. VANCE.
p II $ c Il :,
OEoTIILE
May be consulted at all hOurs-frOm 10 O'Clock y NJ
to P NJ al the Drug Store OF R. Parker. Union Hotel
Block. Montgomery street At other times at his resi-
dence, on Bird street.
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The Shiyering victims

Of Fever and Ague, who freeze to-day to burn
tomorrow. might have been exempted from
their present trials had they awaited themselves
In time of that safeguard against all tnalarious
diseases, HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT.
TIERS. But lift is too late for prevention, 1t is
not too late for cure. A single. bottle Of this
irresistible herbal tonic viii stop the parox-
yuns, and brief course of 1t win restore the
patient to vigorous health. The prudent and
thoughtful however, who would rather .forestah
disease than wait for its assaults resort to this
sure defence againt intermittent and remittent
fevers at the e.mmencement Of the season when
thew prevail Now Is THE TINE to forearm the
system against fever and ague bilious COM
plsints and spepsla-diseases which are Often
engendered, and always aggravated by tho chiils
and damps Of Winter and early Spring. rSt q.
SHAKESPEARE ON INTERNITTENTS-
The Bard of Avon tells us that the Sun In
March doth nourish Agues, "snd the remark In as
true now as it was three hundred years age.
But. fortunately, in these modern days, March
cues can be prevented H0STETTERS BIT
TIERS, in single week, win put the system IN 0
condition to resist every species Of intermittent
fever. Or, If there is predisposition TO bilious,
ness or dyspepsia, this unequaled regulator and
mvigorant Will just as certainly prevent That.
All the disorders common to the season OF logs
and frosts may be held in allegiance BY this po-
tent antidote They may also be elected from
! the system, after they have made q lodgment
there, by its persevering use. IL H. therefore
moral insanity for any family to be without It,
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Consumption Durable by DR.
a. SChenCk'S Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must be prepared, so that the lungs win heal
To accomplish this, the Liver and Stomach mus
first be cleansed and an appetite created fol
good wholesome food which, by these medi
cines, will be digested properly, and good, heal
thy blood made thus building up the ronstitu
ton. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach of all bilious or mucous &C
cumulations, and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic
in connection, the appetite is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULMoNIC SYRUP is nutri
cious as veil rs medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled IRON
the system, and good, wholesome blood made
which will repel all disease. If patients wi
take these medicines acc orling 10 directions
Consumption very frequently in its last stage
Yields readily TO their action. Take the Pills fro
auently, to cleanse the liver and stomach. II
does not follow that because the bowels are moi
costive they are not. required for sometimes In
darrhoea they arc necessary. The stomach
must he kept healthy and an appetite created to
ratory organs properly, and allay any irritation.
Then all that is required to perform perma
nent cure u.s. to prevent taking cold. Exercise
about the rooms as much Us possible, eat all the
richest food-fat meat, game, and, in fact, any:
thing the appetite Graves but be particular and
masticate well. dcclO-2dw Q m-ly
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Z. THE CHILD'S CURE. u3 tn
Laughlin's Infant Cordial,
rnp CuIr DREN TFETHING

FOR CHILDREN LEE lHlNO.
An astonishing fact, that the largest nrrnbe'
of deaths occur among children. "A fact thai
while teething children are in constant pain
A fact that during that period nothing will 70
iieve them sooner or more effectually thas
LAUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers, do not zee them suffer.
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL Z
Mothers, relieve their sufferings by ~, 20
" THE INFANT CORDIAL. -..f :.
Teethiug Is greatly facilitatedby ..-..
- THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Fretfulness and Wakefulness cured
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL IT, '
Cholic and Pain cured instantly s- la
f BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL. -.
Summer Complaint cured
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
No Sleep lost. No Crying Baby If you
USE THE INFANTS. CORDIAL.
Every bottle warranted to please or price re
funded. Prepared only by . ..-
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
fsb94 Druggists, Main street, Wheeling.
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The Wheeling Register.


For several weeks past we have in
tended, but omitted, to mention the
improved appearance of one of our most
valued exchanges, the Wheeling REGIS
TER, which has lately made its appear
ance in new type. 1t is, We believe,
the largest paper published in the State,
the Weekly being quarto of forty
eight columns, well filled with general
news, markets and literary matter. Its
political matter is of the Conservative
type and very able, Published as it Is
at the temporary Capital Of the State,
its reports of Legislative proceedings
are full and accurate, and it always
affords, a full and reliable resume of
State news. We commend the REGISTER
to all those wanting a Wheeling paper.
-KanaWka Republican. ...'E" 30 81 -.-,
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New Mn, aud Cnp Enporium.

We direct special attention to the all
vertisement of Messrs. Senseny & Giffin,
which appears elsewhere. They have
opened new lat and cap emporium on
Monroe street, and have set up NAM
moth hat for their sign. Their stock
embraces all the latest styles and nov
elites in tho hat and cap line, and they
are prepared TO suit the most fastidious
both as TO style and price. The gentle
men composing the firm are well known
here as good, reliable business men, and
men who mean to give bargains to all
who may favor them with the patron
aye.
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Hotel Opening.
SWAMI HOUSE,
Distribution of Premiums,

RIO AID IN THE COMPLETION OF ST,
i MARTINS CHURCH, corner Fayette and
Fulton Streets Baltimore. By permission Of
the Commissioners Of Internal Revenue the dis
tribntion viii take place on EASTER MON.
DAY, APRIL 22d, 1861.
Certificates fifty cents, emitting the holder 10
photograph Of st. Martins Church. and one
among one thousand very valuable Premiums
including among others- very superior horse,
buggy and harness. magnificent Piano Eortes.
Z cctaves, rosewood cases from the celebrated
mandatory Of Knabe 4 Co; 3 setts of Tery
handsome chamber fnrnits-s, sets Of silver
most improved sewing mac hines 6 very taluab,e
gold watches, 4 superior hunting ease silver
watches, silver Ice pitchers Of beautiful de-
sign. splendid clocks with brvnze ornamental 1
sets Of Biblical Works Of Most Rev. DIR. Ken.
driek. 4 sets OF Works Of Right Rev. Dr. Eng.
land, sets Of Works of Most Rev. DIR. Spaldine
10 highly finished photographs Of the seven
Archbishops Of Baltimore, ighighly Finished pbo.
tographs Of the present Mefropolitans of the
United States, and 80 other valuable ana at
tractive premiums. The Distribution viii be In
charge Of a committee Of responsible eeutls-
mon The suecessfni recipients Of premiuu,s
viii be notified in the DAILY Gaz<tte and caskeli<
Mirror of tho Saturday following the distribu-
ton All certificates must be signed by the
Rev, Pastor. Orders for certificates with money
enclosed must be addressed 20 Louis Brxpd.
Catholic Institute, No. IN N Howard STREET.
Baltimore, or 70 ReT. John Foley, No, 10 Hoi-
Inns street Baltimore febisecdet
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Newspaper Reperscrs.

NcWnPupcr 1ePOrsefss ~
A lawyer in the Louisville Police
Court, having said some pretty hard
things sbout the reporters of one OF the
daily papers in that city, the Journal
takes occasion to defend the gentlemen
of the press in the following sensible re-
marks:
"In gathering news, it is, ofcourse,
impossibie for reporter to be an
eyewitness of every event, and he must
take the accounts he gets from others as
the truth. He uses due diligence to get
all the particulars, and takes it for
granted that the news is correct. If his
informant, either from stupidity or mall
ice, mislsads him, We respectfully sug-
gest that it is not fair to accuse the re-
porter of Intentionally garbling the
facts of the case. t-..r-,.. g.
cat the best, it is a hard position. If
he speaks boldly, he offends some one.
If he speaks guardedly, some one ac-
cuses him Of cowardice, or being
brought up not to speak the whole
truth. If he is sentimental, he is called
fool. If he speaks in forcible Ian
guage, he is called BLACKBOARD. If he
writes gravely, he is called stupid. If
he is witty, they accuse him trying q
show of. If he is fanciful, they call
him romancist, and say he is not relia'
BILE. If he confne himself to a briei
mention, he is accused of not having
brains enough to write n good article
In fact, he carries his heart upon his
sleeve, for jackdaws TO peck at. SO,
gentlemen, go slow. Don't add to re-
porter's troubles by unjust and foolish
ceusureS,n
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nrinainr while En- ting.

Mature never designed any one to
wash down their food while eating.
She wisely placed salivary glands in
various places in our mouth; these Sc
crete fluid for the moistening (besides
a chemical action) of the food, after
proper mastication; this gets the food
in a suitable condition for swallowing.
Drinking every few minutes while eat
ing prevents the usual flow of saliva,
besides, washes it down before it can
have any chemical action on certain
portions of the food. One of the IYost
9'perpieious habits to health is drinking
several tnmblers of cold water while
eating; better drink warm drink. i The
stomach viii not digest one particle of
food.when its temperature is below one
hundred degrees Fahrenheit; neither
Jwill-it, digest enc atom of selia food
Until all the fluid is first absorbed. No
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New York Prize Association.
500 Broadway, New Ysrh.

900 Silver Tss SetA. .. GbD
Tsgethef with D large assortment Of H,r a.
Elegant Jswelry valIsA 81 tcse ooo oil b "
PIE ssns sd ,.,us of each ,rtbI. u a.
goeda ars Married IN TiekstA. placed In s,'s
Envelopes. and web mixed. On r,.sipt ~
ssnts, Al seveiDps esataining sach Thta
be drawn without choice, aud delivered al -
emes, OF ssnt By mall 10 any address The r.
ehessr aftey sseisg whas article 10 draw. Asd :
yalas-vhish may 30 from One 10 1--WE Bsssfs
Delnss.,eaa shss, % Deynsst Of Op, D. ~.
Tor any other article marked on our cirabi !.
thss.n valse. Evsry Ticket draw. en- NJ
vyrh One Dollar or more: GS'So BsnL.
The articles drawn VIII be in6edistey sstsr
kLprcss OF return mall, or delivered Of cur -
Letters from s.nyperSops sekpo~lsdfpt .
receipt Of ysnsbls Gins from u.. may -
mitted 10 refer to: I.H- ~
John :. Helcomb IAmbertville, y. J. %
Wsteh, value Va. Hfr .. Bennett % -
eeriasd Strest, Brpokiyn, sewing naahin,
Edwin Hoyt, Stamford, Conn, God - -
Wstch, vaiss e2po. Non. J. II. Buxfs W
ington, D. c.. Diamond Pin. tl.J. J. c: ssisa
iand 100 Lsrisgtcg Ayenu. pians 70 s,.iss
Machine 30. yoseph Camp, Elnlrs, y. J. y
lodesn. N3. Nfss L. Collins, AlsSta 70
DiAnond clsster Rag tes. Or. HsnrI SOY
wores.tsr; Ma, Sewing xashiss M.
Edv. Boypton, Esahyille Tenn, Xeledson,g -
yamsa Raasell- Montgomery. Ala. G.a BE
ing watch. tzs1l r T.. Smith, Pfssden~
I, SILVER Lever watch, t6o. 0scar Psr
icon, n. j.. Nusie Boz. Is. Hon. X 5 M, W.
- Pal, hisA, Geld ws,eh, slss- yEE
Litehfeh. Conn, Silver Watch, rs. We, y
Ped, Harlem, Ills.. nsSlc Bon, t.5 Wa o.,
mond, Dayton, Ohio. SILVER Tes SET tlx. "a
Z; n shepsL Detroit Nieh., p.,ssfa s :.
New 0rieana Diamond Ring, tl5o. MT MAJ
Barnes, =. Louis. No, Neiodson. ,alse tib 81,
J. r. ehs!es 70 obtain sny Of tbs sgSrs "a
ssss. iS sGr one Dollar q pureh..ing ,s .sssS
tsed 70 all 4T -,
Ts Tiekstz sor One Dollar, - for Tso p@
'ans % fsr Five Dsiisrz. Grid InAaesissh" .
~ :" "a. r. RAY kco
: dsel<dAu1n B 50 BrosAwsy. EsS IT,
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Chas. r. Drowne-"Astemus Ward.'
The cable brings ms news of the death
of Charles +. Browne, better known to
the public by the assumed and popular
name of "Artemus Ward" Mr.. Browne
was a remarkable instance, even in this
country so prolific of prodigies of a sud-
denly and comparatively easily acquired,
yet we'll merited notoriety. A few
years ago he was employed as local item
writer on the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
In . happy moment he wrote facetious
communication Astounding in humor
and ingenious had spelling, which he
signed "Artemus Ward who was sup
posed to be q Snowman of "wax fig
gurs,' The, lumor was hit, and from
that time forward "Artemus Ward" has
been an acknowledged American hu-
morist. He assisted in editing humor-
Gus but short-lived publication called
Vanity Fair, and after the demise OF
that journal, he entered upon the lee
turers' field. Going to California to
lecture, he returned across the plains,
and made his acquaintance with Nor
mon manners and Mormon people, and
put his impressions into the form of a
quaint lecture, illustrated by views of
localities and photographs of Mormon
wives, which was immensely popular
and profitable. He read this lecture, or
rather said it, night after night in the
cities, and his droll manner, rather than
his matter, amused and delighted
thousands of people. He followed the
success by second lecture on
the same subject. and then re-
peated both lectures in all the leading
cities in the Union. What he said was
good, but his manner of saying it was
irresistible, and he was one of the very
few humorous lecturers of whom the
public did not tire. He might have
continued his lectures in this country
for an unlimited number of seasons, but
there were Inducements for him to go
abroad, and he went; went, too, in i'll
health, and against the advice of many
of his friends. His success in London
was immediate and immense. He liter
ally took the place by storm. Every
body went to hear him. Punch secured
him as contributor. His exhibitions
at Egyptian Hall were among the latest
London liens, andh his bills, his lectures
and his sayingswere everywhere quoted.
We doubt if any American in London,
appearing as. public lecturer or per-
former, ever achieved more sudden or
better founded popularity. This good
fortune promised to continue but for the
i'll health of the lecturer. We heard
accounts of swoon one night when he
was in the midst of his lecture. Next,
the lecturing engagement was given up;
and now the cable tells us that Mr..
Browne had died ut Southampton Oh
Wednesday.
Charles +. Browne had host of warm
and attached friends, who will miss his
always genial and pleasant face and
ways, and those who Know him only by
his lectures and by his two or three pub
lished books, viii fesl that the country
has lost a Young man who has done
much to develop and make character
istic true American humor.
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Mrs. JeG. Dnxis.

Mrs. jed. DnsIs.
The Wilmington Dispatch says: "Mrs'
Jefferson Davis passed through this city
last evening accompanied by servant,
en- route to Charleston. A number OF
ladies and gentlemen were at the train
to meet her, to whose solicitations to
tarry with us she could not comply at
this time, but promised to endeavor to
spend few days i'll our midst after a
short stay in Charleston"
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A Serenndc.

% A gentleman who recently put up at q
tavern in Wisconsin, was awakened by
young man who commenced n seren-
AIDE thus:
oh, Sally Rice,
I've called YOU twice,
And Yet You lie and sEore,
pray you awake,
Nnd see Your Jake.
And ope 10 him the door; or the win.
dow don't care much which for
1t makes but little difference
To either YOU or l.
Big pig little pig
Root hog or die. ta.
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisements.

See notice of Marshall g. Ebert.
r. II. Gillespy will settle the accounts
of Walter Marshall & Co.
Steamer Ingomar-Pittsburgh and
Matamoras packet. a
Senseney & Giffin have openeda new
hat store. ......s ..
Hubbard, Brother 4 Co. advertise O
sale of oil paintings.
Henry Brnes has fine stock OF dry
goods. .r.... .-,- .
We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Wheeling Classical 1nsti,
tute.
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broutht on ~ tsnef6i and vicious habits. Great
numIbsrs have been already cured BY this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to be4cft The
afiicted and unfortunate, will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, "a seal,
cd envelope, to any one who needs II re q
dressed to yourself Address, JOSEPH 7.
IMAM, Station D. Bible House, New York
CITY. n0yl3
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''s.t 4. d. o. +.
RUNRRAU. NATUCE

The members Of Pamela Lodge No. u viii
meet ut Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday, March
18th, a, . O'Clock a. m, to attend the funeral Of
our hate brother. JOS EDWARDS from his
late residence on German street, Centre Wheel
ing. The members Of sister Lodges and en-
eampnents are respectfully invited to join with
us in paying our last tribute of respect to our
departed brother. = s.,s u
WHEELING, March II, 1867. 'lH
y I By ORDER L. FALLeBRE, y. G.
W. RIHELDAFFER, Secretary
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4 Fine second Hand Piano
For sale cheap ut Sheib's music store
We Dou,t Remember

We DOu't Remember
OF ever having seen so many pretty
things in the dry goods line as are now
on exhibition at Henry Brues' new
store OH Main street, where he has been
established for about one year, during
which time he has by nrbanity, zeal and
integrity classed himself among the
most enterprising and energetic of oui
business men. If we were betteryersed
in dry goods tactics we would venture
n description of some of the things t.
be seen at Mr.. BIS, but we forbear. Al
who want to purchase anything in Mr.
BIS line, will do we'll to give him u call
for they may rest assured that they will
come away neither angry or sorry. Sci
his advertisement in another column.
mar12-3t .
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ACARD TO INvALDs.

Clergyman. while residing in South Ameri
ca as q missionary, discovered safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness,
early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
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Lunch.

Lunch.
David Siber will, on Tuesday next at
ten o'clock, open his saloon on Main
street in Centre Wheeling, and set free
lunch. His friends and the public gem
orally are invited.
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Mrs. Kyle q NM. watkins
Dress and Cloak Makers

Id Mn1n Dssees, w
Over the Hoop Skirt MahufsctOryt
Tu1vE RHCEHvKD THELAfS.,.
Ii s.A nSsl slseszt psttsenA and ~ -,
pared % 10 Al vofk II thsir line N me isss
styis Pse6sRB fr sals st feusonabls
stsnpts1 fEp.sssAaiss ssa,sadl.s -
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healthy person should drink more than
a, hsK pint of some mild fluid while
taking food, and dyspeptics should not
drink o drop while eating, or for three
Ior four hours afterwards.
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FUNERAL NoTICE

The members Of Abram's Encampmens No. n
and wm Tell Encampment, VIII meet this morn.
ing, March lath, at ninc o'clock, at the camp
room, to pay the last tribute of respect to Patri
arch JOSEPH EDWARDS All Patriarchs in
good standing are invited to attend.
~. az p J. W. BORING, c. P
H. A.UTHlAN, Scribe. 1U
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Purc.s md sweere., Cod Liver Oil

In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil ischafactgizedby d sweetness and
purity peculiar to 1t alone. Its reputa-
tion. is so great that It taxes the lead OF
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard s Caswell's Cod Liver OIL"
Caswcll, Mack & Co, New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
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