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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-05
New Boot & Shoe Store
Louis Jurgins

LOuis JuPgins
UTOULD respectfully announce to the cit
w liens of Prescott and vicinity, that he
has opened a Boot and Shoe Store on Broad
Street. and has and viii keep constantly on
hand good assortment of Ladies Cents.
Misses, Boys and Children's wares. All or
ders left with me y III he promptly and salts
factorly attended 10. Please call and exam
inc for yourselves. Terms. Cheap for Cash. .
LOUIS JURGENS.
Prescott. August %, 1865. ssea lift
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Card Photographs of Generals States
men Actors. ETC., etc.

Our Catalogue embraces over 5000 difeE-
ent subjects, including reproductions of the
most celebrated EngrayiRgs. Paintings, sta
tues, etc. Catalogues sent ON receipt OF stamp.
Photographers and others ordering goods
G. o. d., viii please remit % per cent, of the
amount with their order.
eSa- The prices and quality Of our goods
cannot fail to satisfy. 32-yI
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Probate Notice.

In the matter OF The estate of Nelson Ames,
deceased.
an READING and filing the petition OF
~ j. b. Hathaway, administrator of said
estate, representing, among other things, that
he Shas fully administered said estate. aud
prayine that a time and place be fixed for
examining and allowing his account Of his
administration 1t is ordered that said ac-
count be examined by the Judge of this oourt
at his Office. in the city of Prescott. on Nom
day. the Sd doy of December, A. ID, 1866, at
10 o'clock A. nj. "
And it is further ordered that notice thereof
be given to all persons interested. by pub
listing copy of this order Tor three success
sive weeks, once in each week, in the Prescott
Journal, newspaper printed in Prescott,
prior 10 said day OF hearing.
81. VA. Howas, Co. Judge.
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SOLD VERY LOW!
j. B. PARKHURST
summons.

Summons.
State of Wisconsin. Pierce County Circuit
Court. Benjamin i. Barnes ag'st Jemina
a Barnes.
To Jemima 4. Barnes
ET0U are hereby summoned and required
TO answer the complaint in this action,
which Is filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the
Circuit CouIt. County of Pierce, at Els
worth. ii said county, and to serve a copy Of
your answer to said complaint on the sub.
scriber at lis Office in the city of Prescott, il
said comfy. within twenty days after the ser
vice of this summons upon y0u. exclusive
the day of such service. md if you fail 10
answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid. the plaintiff viii apply TO the
court for the relief demanded in the com
plaidt.
j. s. WHirE, Plaintiffs Att y.
Dated Dec. IA, 1866. 33w6
aa
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Estray Notice.

Straved from the subscriber, about the Sth
of Nov. red heifer. coming three years old
next spring, a white strip on her back, straight
horns. turned ont little. The finder viii be
sgitablv rewarded. Word may be left q my
house, or at the Journal Office.
JOHN O'BRINE.
Prescott. nov. o.. 1856.
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Estray Notice.

Came into my enclosure Nov. 10 two
spring calves, one red color, the other red,
with white spot on head and white stripe on
belly. The owner is requested to pay char
ges and take them away.
JOHN GIEBLER.
Oak Grove, December &c, 1866.
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Ghf 9rsseptt 9onraal,
rr.llsrEg 49, sATrspAr.

One hundred words will be counted as a
square of solid matter over l00 words will
&c cOanted rs two squares over 200 words
"a three squares. etc. etc,
Legal advertisements at The rates prescrib-
sd by Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements will
Be charged so per cent above these rates.
Special notices Is cents per line for first
insertion, and 10 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Transient Advertisements must be paid for
IA advance all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, will
Be continued until they are ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
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$50 A MoNTHl-Agents wanted for
Z entirely new articles Just out address
. p Gars, Cisy Building, sfldefosd, Ae.
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Eseray Notice.

Came into my enclosure about the 18th of
December, ore brown and white yearling
heifer, with white face, belly and hind legs.
The owner is requested TO pay charges and
take her away.
CHARLES G. DURGIN.
Diamond Bluff, Dec. 10, 1866.
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PHOTOCRAPHTC.
z. al. 7. ANTHONY & CO..
Manufacturers of Photographs Materials.

WHOLESALE AID RETAIL,
sol BROADWAY, Ny.
In addition to cur main business. of PHO
T0GRAPHIC MATERIALS, we are Head :
quarters for the following, viz:
sTEREoscoPEs & sTEREsCOPIC vIEWs
Of American and Foreign Cities and Land
scapes, Groups, Statuary, etc
sTEREOsC0PTC VIEWS OF THE WAR,
From negatives made in the various cam
paigns and forming complete Photographic
history of the great contest.
stereoscopic Views on Glass.
Adapted for either the Magic Lantern or the
Stereoscope. Our Catalogue will be sent to
any address on receipt of stamp.
Photographic Album
We manufacture more largely than any 9TH
or house. about 900 varieties from so CENTS to
ESQ each. Our ALBUMS have the reputa-
ton OF being superior in beauty and dnrabil-
ity to any others.
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Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Nelson G. Glass,
deceased
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Dudley Sc Bradford.
Notice. 40 Creditors.

Prescott, Sept. IA. 1866.
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EUROPE.

DARTrEs DESIRING ESTIMATES ON JOB PRINTING
should call at the Metropolitan Job Printing
rnenl once " Nassau street.
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THE GRESHAM HOTEL. sACKvrLLE STREET DUE
lin having undergone very extensive alterations with
considerable additional arrangements and refurnishng
with entire renovaons being compctc the propreofs
respectfully inform the nobility gentry tourists and the
pubic, that the hotel repcts With every possible
modern improvemen including the most spacious and ee
CANT coffee Dublin for ladies and gentlemen,
perb billiard and smoking unrivslcd In any counry
suits Of magnificent drawing and sitting Of
various s1ee ~ Of charges that will bear favorable
eomparscn FOR ncdsraen With any hrst class hotel in
The tariff Of Of
uudereone careful revision including the wine
The propretors being determined not only 10 maintain but
improve and world wide reputation Of
Gresbsm BcsI, and having With unspsrins hand es
pended very capsi the improvements and deco
rssons conhdeDcs assurs the public that every
effort WI be their comfort and support
The only hotel Ireland receiving the leading Aerican
Journals for The uss Of visitors
spy eazsIsS iS!SSSSs:if conrAsr,
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DRY GOODS.


A GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.
n Straw Goods. Straw Goods
Prices down Down with the prices
We idea by quotation about the reduction
of prices in this department. Come and We have every
shape desirable Braid fourth last months
prices. EDWARD RIDLEY.
3O, 81 and 3ll1s Grand and 6o 60 and 70 Allen ST.,
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-01

CAMuEL WYNN. AUcTIoNEER-sELIs THIS DAY,
~ lO o'clock the Stock and Fixtures Of the Liquor and
Dining Saloon 52l East Fourteenth street, in
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~ Men and ysuth's Clothing.
mCnARD WALTERS. AsstIonssr. VII 81 on MONDAY.
ss9s gasnty Of men and youths Goats Pants yess Linen
"$9R4ss JVHN hkLkS, shssis.
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CAmUEL WYNN. AUCTIoNEER, SELLS MONDAY,
~ a. o'clock Stock. Fixtures OF Root and shoe Store eD
second avenue, small lots customers $500
Of stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-01

CIDEwHEEL AND SALOON STEAMBOATS,, DOUBLE
- decked Barges Crossctt Grove and let
$50 West street. Barrow. II. B. CROSSkrT
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NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS, SOCIETY 1.-THE
regular monthly meeting win be held at Metropolitan
Rooms, l60 Hester street. Tuesday evening" July at
O'Clock. JOHN Fl. TIETJEN, Vice President.
JoH MERCHANT, Recording Secretary.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C

LNOR sALE-A PAIR OF BLACK GOATS. WITH
Wagon pole and shafts, and single and double Harness
They are broken for either single or double Can 6e seen
str
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DLEAsANT ExCU2STON.-THE BAY RIDGE FERRY
boat leaves Wall street ferry, New York sido daily,
Sundays excepted at S20 and II a. NJ 25 il5 and
$40 r. M Leaves Bay Ridge at 80 and A. NJ 4:5 and
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fyH July At LONG BRANCU.-fOR A MOST
r. splendid 9Th July excursion take the ID. r. ~ ~.
fast steamer from loot of Jay street North river A.
NJ. connecting Port Monmouth with the for Loa9
Branch returning the city before dak fare for the
trip 81 CO. and after Tuesday July these trips
will be made daily, Sundays excepted. ~
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GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE
n Bonnet Ribbons still lower prices to-day.
Bonnet Silks, coored Grapes also cheap.
New French Flowers morning
Hundreds OF Parasols, from 61iec. EACH
Lined Silk Parasols, from 50 upwards.
Beaded Parasols, from 81 30 each.
Fans, Fans, every description cheap.
Ladies' Satches from auction.
Corsets. Skirts and Yankee Notions.
New Dress Trimmings to-day
Coloed white and black SILK Ribbon yeves full line Ho
siery and Gloves: prices down Embroderes auction
large lot OF Ladies' Linen Handkerchies at TO- ~ Is and
Ac cents each.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
800 81 and Sllis Grand and 60 6S and 20 Allen ST.,
Fifth block east from the Bowery.
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Doors AND SHOES AT AuCTION-BY A. d. GALE
- 50 Courtland street. on TUESDAY. July 2, at l0I
O'clock about bOO prime assortment, among whc
about 100 lots Of last goods and all must be close
out.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-01

WIN. WRITER'S AUcTIONE ER-SELLs THIS DAY.
" o'clock at 45i Canal street Paror Suits Frepch
Plate Mirrors Curtains, Centre Dining and other fables
Chamber Suits Hair Mattresses sheets wardrobes Book
case. Piano, China GLASS; Silver Ware, Stoves, BET,
Lounges Chairs % fine Carpets Olcloths. Mating q
full assortment for housekeepers and ohers Packing aid
shipping.
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EXPRESSES.
-PEOPLE's DESPATCH
FAST PREroHr LINE.
MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS CO., PRoPRIEroRs
FROM Nsx. YORK, BOSTON AND
All points In tho New England States
To all points in the
WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
This line Is fully operation.
Freight received at ST. JOHNS PARK and forwarded,
without change Of cars principal by the fastest
trana
The line guarantees prompt adjustment Of claims and
careful handling Of goods
We have agents all ponta
Rates on nrst and second classes same
REGULAR RAILROAD RATES
VMark goods "PEoPLE's DESPATCH" and send 10 ST.
Stencil furnished free Of the ONCE depot
For bills Of lading and further Information apply
w. Il. VAN DECRSEN, Agent
J. CHITTENDEN. General superintendent
Once 365 and J3 Broadway, New York.
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY II, LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
On MONDAY July I. al II o'clock in their salesroom

RY MINER :. sANERvlLLE,
At Horse Auction Mart
Union square. TUESDAY, July 2:
Several fine Turnouts and Family Teams, Park Phaeton
top and o Top Wagons, several Road Horses
Saddle Horses. Some very
Trottng Stock. &c
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COAL. WOOD. AsCl
NOAL AND WOOD MERCHANTs pE9RrNo CrRCU.
~ lars. Rscsips and Bill Heads, will fpdlhe metropotan
Job Pruning bpshment cheap pace
CO 4 cBAl.DnoE voR .rIEsr QtAIIry COKE.
=: 81 = y ssslss;' - -; ~: y: fSS|Ss 81; ;;;
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Doors SHOES AND BALMORALS.
ID EDW. G. SINTZENICH, Auctoneer
DRuRY A co. will sell auction, cash, on MON.
DAY, July at l0f O'Clock at the saesrooms l62 Broad
way, Maiden lane,
600 of Boots and Shoes,
comprising of fresh manufactured
mems women's and chidrcns Boots Shoes, Balmorals,
Brogans In every variety Of style, suited TO the city
Western and Southern trade consigned for peremptory sale
manufacturers account.
Also Broadway retail stock of prime fashionable Goods,
made BY E. e. Burt first class city
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WM Writer'S, AUCrIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
at lO'a O'clock at 20 Greene street. Household Eur
niure consisting OF Cottage Suits Mahogany Bedseads,
Bureaus and Washstands, fine curled Hair Mattresses
Feather Bolsiers and Pillows Bedding Toilet Ware Three
ny and other Carpets Ocloths Mirrors Clocks China,
Glass and crockey Ware together with the Kitchen Fur
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO WEST

VI Point and Newburg, Washtnetons Headquartern.
whsre be all the relics Of the War for
Independence together with Washngton's which
still standing apd where The Revolutionary Army dis
banded The grand or the Hudson. the finest
scenery In the world the way. The splendid steamer
RIP VAN wISkLE, captain simmons, wiz take passsn>
gers at foot OF Christopher st North river, " 7<
O'clock and will leave from Fulton ferry brooklyn at
AN Jay st North river, mt so AM and 4t St, North
river. at An. Tickets there and hack 81 each
ready a. sol Broadway room 2v 35 Bleccker ST., n vi
Fulton BROOKLYN and "A Shppenyille, ioDoxen. Se-
tickets immediately. A band OF mnsic has
aged u ,siii 4cc. a the I
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
s,, a. WALrEks aye
BIss Deputy JOHN tSHs sEEGY kfheh sser
SHEGIFTs sALE-MooPs AND HOOP POLES. ac.-
- kicHARp WALTERS, Auconeer. win sell. this day
Hoop Poles C hS join RELY aasasS'S sssS Of
WIN. Writers, AUcrIoSEER, SELLS THIS DAY.
G sna 81 Gse sSs s s.a S0y sy
Feather Bolsiers and Pillows seddine Toilet Ware Three-
glass aSessr Ms s ssa c:: n
niiure. &e
WIN. Writer'S. cTIoNEER-sELLs THIS DAY,
w a. O'Clock at 45i Canal street Psror Suits frepch
Chamber sas Hair Mattresses sheets, warSrobas Book:
Lounges, Chairs 65 fine Carpets, oeoths Mattins and
fu assortment for housekeepcrs and others Packing aid
shipping.
EXCURSIONS.
IA LIFE ON THE OCEAN WAVE. A SAIL DER IL .
@
MAKE excursion to the Atlantic Ocean, the Fourth
n sHs Ss s
fo
The steamer will receive passengers at pier a East ryer
ton ferry s,oStiya pssassl: ssa ps.
the round trip 81 each Should The weather be nnfsyor
able the Bridgeport win sail around Staten Island.
ExGuRsIoNs WILL FIND BY CALLING THAT TnE
Metropolitan JOB Printing establishment
Posters, Tickets and small bills In neater and ae
less rates than atny other place. Once Nassau street.
ExcURsIONs TO FORT LEE. OLD LANDING -THR
~ steamer THOMAS Il. HULSE, Captain q. w Annctt,
leaves foot OF Christopher street daily at ~ A.
r. NJ. landing At Thirty fourth street 10 A. M r. NJ. OPP
trips daily, sundays included
L,OURTH OF JULY RSION.-STEAMER ARME-
MA will leave Desbrosses street at 9 and Thirty fourth
"a A. NJ for West Point and Newburg Return
ing, will arrive in the city at 8 Z. NJ
NOuRTH OF JULY EXCURSION AROUND STATEN
Isand.-The elegant and commodious steamship
CHICOPEE, Captain Conkin, win sail aronnd Staten ISL
and and also around the lighthouse calling at the ancient
colonial cy OF Amboy with It's interesting relics OF
the Revolutionary War including washingtons hesdquar-
ters Union Hill. VIII also call AT Union drove. giving
time for delightful walk and also dance the green
sward under the spreading trees An excellent band Will
accompany the excursion, and precaution VIII bo
taken insure GOOD order and the comfort of excurson
The Chcopee will leave pier 3D. foot OF Chambers street.
North river at ~ AZ NJ Christopher street, sA A. M
Thirtyiourth street. 10 A. NJ aud Fulton ferry, Brooklyn,
l0's A. NJ Tickets for the entire trip rs cents each.
L,oR CHARTER.-rHE LARGE AND CoMMoDIOUs
double decked Barge MERCHANT can be chartered by
excursionists for the Fourth OF July Apply board
j. II. POWELL, Captain,.p pier 30 North river
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A TIL JULY.-CHEAP
4 sion. On ami after
ID. a r. Il. Y. X. Co. will
Duane street. at 5.f5 y.
turn about dusk. Tickets
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LNOR CHARTER-THE LARGE AND COMMODIOUS
Il double deoked Barge MERCHANT be chartered by
excursionists the Fourth OF July Apply board
J. II. POWELL. Captain, pier 80 North river.
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stylish win be sold half its value. Also two Conpes,
but little used. Apply private stable No. East Thirty
1 street
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A UG. HYNARD, FURNITURE EXPRESS, - AND 10
"A Bleccker.furniture packed. ship
ped, stored and moved, city or country
A -BuRNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS. OFFICE
IA. IFS West Eleventh street. Sirth Large
wagons moving furniture In city country furniture
panofoY,es packed and shipped furniture stored money
advanced on furniture
IMPRESS RECEIPTS AND ENVELOPES PRINTED
II at low rates by the Metropolitan job Printing Estab
lishmcnt No " Nsssa, street
IMPORTANT TO ToURIsTs
BAGGAGE OR FRErGHr for Saratoga, Lake Mahopae,
Lake George Lake Champain the River Sc Lawrence and
Rapids. Manchestsr W, and q. places In Northern New
Railroad called for and delivered at residences Directions
70 call left NJ once or sent BY mail Will receive prompt
NATIoNxI RxPREss COMPANY
% Broadway
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E,OR sALE-A VERY HANDSOME BLACK MORGAN
Mare; FIVE years old; handsome and rapid trotler;
warranted in every way Nodnes stables, Perrepont,
Fulton street. Brooklyn.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-02-20

$3.50 per BbI.
Rye Flour at the Steam Dill.
RUSH 6 HAMILTON.
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Time is Money

From he Chrisfida HQuirer.-HoE AMERICAN
WATCHES ARE MADE-Time once1ost can new
er be regained. F" is a golden motto that every
one learn, sooner or later, to carry in his mem
DRY as q thing of reality Close upon this comes
the importance of punetuality, taught especial
ly to the traveller in this land Of steamboats, and
railways; and thence springs the need of count
ing the minutes as they fly, by the aid ola valua-
BILE time-keeper. So urgent does this need
seem to all CT our times. that the man without
a watch is a fit subject for Barnum. while to
schoOlboys and misses they are equally indis-
pensable and even tho two-years-Old babies
have watches, graduated to their size and needs.
How did our fathers live in the days of noon
marks and sun dials, when only nabobs could
keep a clock or watch, and time was not, on
cloudy days, unless some one devoted his chief
care to the hOur-glass Watches have ever
been objects Of lively interest TO US, from the
bsby-days when We fancied our fathers repeat
er a thing of life, and begged him TO open It to
see what made il talk, to the groWn-up state in
which their mechanism became a point of spe-
cial study; and it was. therefore, with pleasant
anticipations. that we accepted an invitation to
visit the great time mandatory of the Ameri-
can Watch Company at Waltham, where those
wonderous pieces Of mechanism that mOrtals
call watches are turned out by q mammoth
steamengine, with as much ease and rapidity as
though they were vulgar picks.
JULIUS KING, Warren, Ohio, has q large
stock Of these splendid Watches-selling low for
cash. IFeb 20. lS67-2W
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LATE PATENTs-Issued through the
office of Burridge 6 Co., Cleveland,
Ohio:-Benjamin & Weston, MilleIsburg,
r. R. Car for excluding dust; 3. L.
Smith, Gambler, Distilling Oil; o. Miller,
Salem, Steam Pump; 1. A. Isaacs, New
York city, Foot Bath; S. F. Dimock,
Spencer, Rat Trap; Kroner & Ohlema-
cher, Sandusky, Belt Clasp; Knapp 6
Elliot, New Prospect, Sheep Shed; A.
Higley, South Bend, Ind, R. r. Car
Brake; V. Palmer, Castalia, Churn; G..
H. Lupton, Cleveland. Hanging Win
dows and Doors. G. W. Hatch, Parkman,
Hay Loading Machine; j. NJ. Worcester,
0berlin, Fleece Tying Machine; A. J.
Pope. Strongsviile, Churn; P. Maltby,
Kent, Chucking Mandrel; Saiger & Da-
Wis, Shelby, Fruit Picker; J. /. Ordner,
Cleveland, Dumping Wagon; ]. S. Ross,
Hiram, Fruit House, &c.
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DIR. e. JOIIIe 1IattOcks.

e. The renowned Analytical Physician, asks the
question of all persons suffering under the tor
ments of any Of the forms or Bilious Diseases,
why they will continue to suffer when relief is
at hand? The Doctor is noted for asking ques-
tons, but he does 1t for a good purpose, and
before no is through makes it point TO become
master Of a patients feeling. symptoms. pains,
aches, and ailments of whatever nature. 1t
behoVes all invalids. therefore to call on Dr.
MattOeks when they have an opportunity, and
receive treatment and care at his hands. He
visits a limited number of towns and cities in
Northern Ohio. monthly, for the. purpose of
The many and complicated diseases of Females
receive an entirely new and universally sue
cessfultreatmen BY DR.. Mattock. Let no one,
man, woman or child. be deferred from calling
on the Doctor because of their poverty. The
poor very literally treated. Consultations is
always free. His next visit to War; en-, will be
on Monday, February 18th 1867. He stops at
the National Hotel.
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new York Cattle Market.
FEBRUARY,1S

LEbElAk1a 10
TIT market for the week opened very dull, on
account Of the soft weather. buyers felt but
little disposition TO pay the high rates asked,
and the market was rather weak but it rseOV-
cred under favorable auspices from Albany and
Buffalo, and on Friday prices ruled Hc higher
than on the previous Friday. with sales at Ber-
gen Of 2.400. The market on Monday contain
cd only 1,99Ohead, ofa good average grade. and
sold readily: The butchers. however, paid full
prices for all their stock. and prices ranged
from Toe for common to lSc for prime stock,
some few premiums being held as high as 49,
BEEVES-Poor to medium 99I0c; medium to
fair steers at n9lS; good steer and fat oxen at
l3XGl6c; prime steers l69I7c; A-feH choice at
l7Sls; the majority Of the GALES are at 1S9l6e;
tn average price AZ.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-The market open
quiet but recovered. and prices advanced under
the scanty supply. To-day the market was
firm with nothing Offering, Common to fair
Iheep are held at eS7c; good to prime 7eSe; ex-
ira at 5000. Lambs are nominal.
SmINE-Hogs ruled quiet during the weak
at a reduction ofZc Some 20 car loads were on
sale to-day, Of which q portion commanded the
blowing rates; Ordinary and common at6S7 /;
inferior SS5c; heavy corn fed TZ9Se; light and
medium A97Se