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The COMMITTEE ON LAW OF COUNCILS held
'neeting yesterday afternoon, Tor the purpose of
Investigating the charge "that the specidca-
ons ior building the school-house at Sixth and
Coates streets, in the Thirteenth Section, had
cen altered.r
Mr.. Green, a member of the School Board of
the Thirteenth Section, stated that in answer to
Ihe advertisements Tor proposals TO build the
ouse, but one bid was received and that was
pr the sum OF $50, 375; but the contractor agreed
build it for $44, 375 if allowed 20 construct
he walls similar to the Lincoln School House.
i Twentieth and Coates streets, no other altera-
on TO be made in the specification except a
hange in the plan OF the roof which was not to
Nntail any additional expense
The subcommittee of Schools having the mat
ar in charge agreed TO the proposal of tle con
factor, and the work was cOmmenced About
months after the work had commenced nav
becidcations we're printed aud given to the
Sbntractor The old specification provided for
I,yenty-four inside Venetian shutters aud GER
ain kinds of sinks, but the new specification
lad teen altered so as to not require this work,
hough the contract called for the shutters when
Iiginally granted. Mr.. Green could not tell
Tho had altered the specifications. No altera
Ons except the stOne-wOrk and roof were
nthoriLed by any one having authority.
Mr.. shippen, President OF the Board OF School
ontrollers, stated that there was no doubt the
pecihcauons had been altered, but BY whom
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advantages are claimed for new explo-
sive material called haloxylin, on the ground
that sit neither ignites by percussion nor
friction" How is the explosion obtained
-Four hundred bushels of potatoes to the
acre are said to be an average crop this season
in Oxford county, Maine. A starch mill in
Andover has ground twenty-five thousand
bushels of them into starch already this year.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

u r S O l. u Z ION
~ To Release Certain Property of Philip
Hamilton from the Lien of Certain Judg-
ment.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia, That the
Solicitor be and he is hereby authorized and
directed to release and eXonerate and for
ever discharge the following described property
of Philip Hamilton from the lien of Judgment
entered on his official bond as City Commits.
sioner That is to say, all that certain lot or
piece Of ground, with the buildings thereon
erected, situate at the northeast corner of
Haverlord street and Lexington street, in the
Twenty fourth Ward, in the city of Philadel-
phia, containing in front or breadth on the said
Lexington street fifty. eight feet, and extending
of that width in length or depth eastward on
Haverford street one hundred and fifty-seven
feet two and three eighth inches: Provided, the
City Solicitor shall first be satisfied that there
is sufficient property covered by said bond, and
such release Will not impair the security of the
city, and provided, also, the other securities
agree thereto, and that the said Philip Hamil
ton pay 10 the City Solicitor for the use of the
city the sum of ten dollars to pay for the publ
cation of this resolution.
JOSEPH f. MARCER,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council
Approved this twenty-fiTst day of October,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
siXty-seVen "a. ID. 1861
MORTON McMICHAEL,
10 % 1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC,

ID NOTICE.-THE SIGNED
t2f would call attention OF the public to his
bBNY NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE.
S9E This is an entirely new heater. II is sO.con.
sruced TO at once commend itselftO general favor
being a combination of wrought and cast iron. IL is
very simple In It's construction and is perfectly air
light; sefcleaning, having no pipes or drums TO be
taken out and cleaned, IL arranged with upright
lues as produce larger amount of heat from the
same " eight of coal than any furnace In use
The hyPrOmetric condition of the air produced by
my new arrangement OF evaporation will a once de.
munstrate that IL Is the only Hot Air Furnace that
will produce perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those in want of complete Heating Apparatus
would do well TO Call and examine the Golden Eagle.
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Nos. 1882 and l13 MARKET Street.
Philadelphia.
A large assortment OF Cooking Ranges, Fire Board
Stoves Low Down Crates, Ventllators, ETC., always
on hand.
N. B.-Jobbng of all kinds promptly done. 5lO9
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i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estate OF MARTHA HOOTEN, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court audit, settle
and adjust the account OF ISAAC JONES, Jr aud
EZRA EVANS, Executor OF the estate of MARTHA
HOOTEN deceased, and to report distribution of the
balance IN the hands of the accountants will meet
the parties interested tor the purpose of his appoint
ment, on MONDAY, October 2S, 1867 at O'clock p
M at the office of Il. II. THARP, No. 80 s. THIRD
street, in the city OF Philadelphia 10 II thstu5t
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d E OLU TION
IL To Authorize the Paving of Main, Philip,
Martha, and Anthracite streets.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia, That the Depart
ment OF Highways be, and is hereby authorized
and directed to enter into contracts with COM
petent PAYERS, who shall be selected by ma
jortty or the owners of the property fronting
on Main street, from Shurs lane to Green lane,
in the Twenty first Ward Philip street, from
Dauphin street TO Susquehanna avenues Mar
tha street, from Huntington street to Lehigh
avenue; and Anthracite street, from Salmon to
Thompson street, for the paving thereof. The
conditions of said contract shall be that the
contractors shall collect the cost of paving from
the owners of property, and they shall also enter
into obligations to the city to keep the streets
in good order for three years after the paving is
finished: Provided, That each OF said contracts
shall contain a stipulation and condition that
the work therein contracted to be performed
shall be finished within sixty days after the
approval by the Mayor of this resolution.
JOSEPH +. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President of Select Council.
Approved this twenty-frst day of October,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-seven "a. ID. 1867, -
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
1927 Mayor ofPhiladelphia.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
~ addttonaL Martrle Neaos see Fgrst Pqae.


ALMANAC FOB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY
SUN MOON RIsEs ,.,,.., O'55
SUN IL HIGH WATER.-.,,,. 9'l4
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
HENRY WINsoR,
CHARLES WHEELER, p 0NTHDY OOlIMITTEH
JAMES Il. YOUNG,
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.
dell d Co. "'' N
schr p: clifford, Jerrold, Boston. Castner stIckney
Wellington.
schr s. p. Adams. Tabbutt, Boston, W. H. Johns &
Bro. " - -
sehr J: H. Bartlett, Virgins, Newport Rommei &
schr x. II. Naylor, Naylor. Newburyport do.
Schr 10. j. Heraty, Meredith, Lynn, do,
Schr h. =. Simmons, CorsOn, DanverspOrt, do,
schr b. Strong, Hodgkinson, Gloucester, L. Auden-
sohr NJ. Mines Burdge. Boston, Hammett d Neill,
Schr A, Magee, Ketchum, Alexandria, Caldwell, Cor
don d Co.
schE Reading RR, No. AZ, Reed NeY Haven, wanne-
sGRT IA simmons Godfrey. sAleb BOrda Keller &
Echr George Taulane, Steeman, Wilmington, N, o.
Captain. 60
str Hannah and Sophia, Leaf Norfolk, VA Baltimore
Captain.
st II. L. Cav, Tier, Baltimore. A. Groves j.
Str u. @. Bidde, McCue, New York w. r. Ciyde O. Co
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen for Baltimore, with q tow
Of bRrges, w. p. Clyde g. Co. ~"
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LARGE PEREMPToRY- SALE OF FRENCH AND
OTHER EUROPEAN DRY GOODS, ETC.
On Monday morning.
october 2s at 10 O'clock on four months credit 900
Goods, TIO225t
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~ L s . J. u ION
1O Limiting the lien of the Judgment on the
official bond OF Edward Spain, Supervisor.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia That the lien
of the judgment entered on the official bond of
Edward Spain, Supervisor Of the Fifteenth
Ward, so far as respects the property of William
p. Henderson, one of his securities shall be
limited to the following described property,
that is to say:-All that certain lot or piece of
ground, with the building thereon erected, stu
ate on the west side of Nineteenth street, two
hundred and twenty-five feet north of Brown
street, in the Fifteenth Ward, containing in
front or breadth on said Nineteenth street eigh-
teen feet, and in length or depth of that width,
west, between parallel lines, one hundred and
seventy seven feet ten inches, to West street:
Provided that the co-surety of said William p.
Henderson shall consent thereto and that ten
dollars shall be paid to the City solicitor for
the use of the City, to pay the expense Of the
publication of this resolution.
JOSEPH F. MARCER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKSTEIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
JOSHUA SPERING,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twenty-first day of October,
Ammo Domint one thousand eight hundred and
siXty-seYen "a. ID. 1861
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
10 022 II Mayor of Philadelphia.
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~ ERMANIA ORCHESTRA. - PUBLIC RE.
" hearsals at the M USICAL FUND HALL, every
sATURDAY, a. li1s a. M. Tickets sold at the door.
be made by addressing q. BASTERT No. 1881 MON
TEREY street, or at II. WILLIG'S Music Store, No.
1921 CHESN UT Street. 10 8m
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LEGAL NOTICES,
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.

i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA,
Estate of ARCHIBALD MCCLAY, deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court audit, settle,
and adjust the first and final account of WILLIAM
NJ. MCKNIGHT and JOHN BROWN, Executors of
ARCHIBALD MCCBAY, deceased, and to report
distribution OF the balance in in the hands OF the
purpose of his appointment on MONDAY, October Is,
1867 at IL O'Clock A. M at his office, No. 2l2 South
FIFTH Street. in the city OF Philadelphia,
10 l2 stuth5t HFNRY G. TERRY, Auditor
IN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
L AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
In the matter OF the Estate of ROBERT W. SMITH,
Deceased
Notice is hereby given that the report of the Audi
tor in the above will be filed in the office of the
Clerk of the said Court, on FRIDAY, the Ist day of
November, A. ID. 1867. In the meantime access can
be had TO the said Report at the Auditors Office No
627 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia for the purpose
of examining the same; when and where executions
must be filed, if thought proper. agreeaby TO the
Rules OF Court in such case made and provided
SAMUEL G. PERKINS, Auditor.
Philadelphia, October H. A. D.. 1867 no is 5tuths5t*
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Hunter, Rogers IS hours from ProvLdenea
with mdse. TO ID. s. Stetson q Co.
6chr Reading RR. No A. Carroll, from Norfolk with
lumber to J. W. Gaskill d Sons.
Schr Valiant, Wright, days from SRssafras river
with grain to Christian q 90.
schr M. D. Ireland, Ireland, from Boston.
schr NJ. and f. Henderson, Yates from BOstonS%
schr NJ. Mines, Burdge from Boston. y .
schr Yaulane, Steelman, from Boston,
schr II. ii. NRylOr, NaylOr, from Lynn.
bChr w. =. Thompson, Yates from Georgetown.
schr Alexander. Ireland, from Georgetown. " r.
BChr A. Magee, Ketchum, from Marbl eheads .,
Schr Reading RR No. 49, Robinson from Norwich
Schr II. p, Simmons, CorsOn. from Gloucester.
SchT s. b. Strong, Hodgkinson, from Wilmi1gton,
schr Reading IiR. No. A. Reed rom Bridgepo8E
schr s. p Adams. Tabbutt, from ProVidence.ssA
schr j. III Bartlett; WlgginS from GreenpoEt.i Ea-
with mdse. 70 w. p. clyde & Cdt9 ~. bkM
Tug ThOs. jefferson. Allen, Baltimore{ wIS1
tow OF bRrges to w. p. Clyde d Oh stf1
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETINGS, ETC,
On Friday Morning,
October % at II O'Clock, on four months credit
about 2O Iieces of ingram, venetian, list hemp cot
tage, and rag carpetings. no l25t
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soS' Sshs%s SSS
ES ESSeeapmship pasd star of the Union ssey st
p " fAss 10th inst. l.
Lighthouse attn inst, w
o. b1Tig Gilmore Meredith, Ayres, ,henEe, at Ina
schr w. Watson aud J. Porter = Phi Ia
Insis5t sHh5 Jesse s. Clark, Giar hence saws th
Instant sGn5 L. Blew Buckalew hence, at eOrga 18Th
,ssS Ss95 I6sE E W. Johnson Marts. hence wi ston
sehr Reading RR. No. 4s. hence, all RIchm fns,D
schrs w, DonnelIy Hunter; Old Zach, I,vfIHb: ano
EDWARD Ewing, McDevitt hence, atAlexandFis 18TH
instant. Ffi'fAo Aosh
schr Mary L. Vankirk, Haley hence, at Pawtuoket
Barge Westminster, hence, at Norwich 18th inst.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice Is hereby given that conlcal buoy. coIored
red with the words "Rana ShOaln In white letters ON
IT, hes been placed mark the edge Of the Ria4s
bhoal. on Scattery Island, river Shannon
The buoy Is placed In six tathOms at low water
spring tides with the following marks and compass
bearings
Ray Peak, a little s. ofthe CliTOf Kcradan Head
W.NW. q w.
The Round Tower on scattery Island in one with
the highest part of the Battery on the s. point OF that
Island, NE by N. -
By g g6l STGe[ e., o, ,oo, WILLIAM LEES Secretary.
Notice is hereby given that four beAcons, painted
Itu, ana burmOunted by circular discs have been
plhceu oi the sand hills near WinterOnness 70 mark
dne pQsltlon OF sunken vessel lying f. by N. a N.
"a cables rom the Coast Guard Watchhouse.
NW,%W'
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Hold Regular Sales of
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SFCTTRITIEa AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
Handbills of each property issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and circulated containing
full descriptions OF property to be sold also par
tal list of property contained In our Real Estate Re-
gister, and offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily In all the daily newspapera,h
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August 81. I5G7.-4w.
EpERUVIAN SYRUP.

A rRUTECTED SOLUTION OF TIE PRoToX.
IDE OF IRON. supplies the Blood with It's LIFE
ELEMENT, o. ON, giving strength, vig"r aud new
lifc TO the Whole system.
Ir the thousands who are suffering from DysrgpsIA
Dgn,LrrY, FEMALg WEaKsyssss, &C.. would but test
the virtues Of th" ~ SYRUP. the effect would
not only astonish themselves bat would please all
their friends for instead of feeling cross alI gone
und miserable, .hey would be chacrfal. vigorous ani
active.
A DISTINGUISHED JURisT WRITES TO A
FRIEND As FOLLOWS:
I have tried the PERUVIAN SyRur. and tho result
CuiIy sustains your prediction. IL has made ssw
MAN OF me, infused INTO my system new viRor and
energy; am no longer ircmuous and debiiitnicd,
ma when you last saw me, 5ut stronger. hcafficr,
and with larger capacity TOR labor. mental and phys
caI, III, nt any time during the last hve years"
Thousands h1ct been changed by tho use his remedy
from ntaL sny sntering ertdinres 10 strc"g Ataihy
and hagpy men and pOmcn and inrdids cannot vedson
abIv brsiiats 10 rare Ra friai.
Int genuine mas "PERuviAs sYsup" blown In the
glass.
a 5! page Pamphlet will be sent free.
J.P DiNSMORE. Proprietor.
No. 81 Dey 81 New York.
,,,J hy all ,Lfurrists.
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M A r n 1 + ID


At Orangeville, on the 22nd ult., by Rev.
William G. lIcsser, Mr.. John Coleman, to
Miss Caroline Rohrbach, both Of Columbia
County, Pa.
On tho 2sth Of August At Town IIill,
by Rev. u. Wadswprth, Mr. Sheridan r.
Buckalew, of Plains, l.ixer,e County, to
Miss NJ. Eliza Moss, ofFarmount, PA.
On the Goth ult, at the same place, by
the same, Mr. A. q. Kingsbury, to Miss
Dulcie A. Fulmer, all Of Huntington, Lu.
zcrne, County Pa.
On the 29th ult, at the same place, and
by the same Mr. Benjamin B. Bildlack, to
Miss Catharine Melick, Of Huntington, all
of Luzcrne County, Pa.
On the 3lst ult., by the Rev. William J.
Eyer, Frederick Reese, to Miss Vclaria
Ann IIarner, both Of Catawissa, Columbia
County. PA,
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NO. There is nothing very interesting in
the papers from Washington, as we 90 to
press. The President has at last "put his
foot down." and it has had the good effect
to quiet the enemies of the country-the
Radicals. Sheridan and Sickles two mill
tary chie!tuins in the interest of the Radi-
cal party, have been ordered to takeup their
beds aud walk, from the Department they
are now commanding. The Radicals have
about dried up over the matter, for fear
johnson would arrest some of them and
put them in Fort Lincoln or some other de-
tested bastile. BE little cautious gentle.
men, Andrew J. has his eye on you
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nN- For the information Of our friends,
and especially those parties who have been
earnestly and laboriously engaged in trying
to destroy our business, we would state that
the circulation Of the DEMOCRAT is to-day
as large as Il ,cas last gear on or before tie
lst Of September. 1t is true, weprmcd our
list at the commencement of the new volume
las every editor does, besides the Demo.
cratic Columbianitcs succeeded in having a
jc,c subscriptions stopped, but TINT reduction
has long since been made up. Thanks to
our friends. Three cheers for the DEMO.
cRAr! and as many Tigers as you please to
throw in.
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s@sg" The lack Of historical knowledge or
the part OF the Pcpnjiican must be a littlc
distressing t, its readers. The editor of tho
DEMOCRAT is not Il Doctor, nor has he eve,
made any prctcnsions to extraordinary learn.
ing; but he knows that the Repullscan as.
serted what it could not prove, when it said
that negroes drought shoulder to shoulder
with white men under Jackson" We de-
manded the evidence and it was not forth.
coming. The editor Of the Republican talks
OF the ''ianorancc' of his cotemporaries.
Why does he thus provoke criticism?
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BUT TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON. the world renowned
Astrol"sisi aud somnambulisii: Ciairvoyant. while
in a cairvoyant state dencae- tho very features Of
the person you are to marry. and by tho aid OF an
instrument of intcns" power, known as the Psycho-
motropc, guarantees To produce a perfect and life
like picture Of the futirc husband wife of tho mp.
pcnnt. with date and marriage, occupation. leading
traits and character etc. This is no imposition.
testimonials without number assctt By stating
place OF BIRTH aye. disposition, color Of eyes and
hair. nd enc losing my cents AID stamped cnvel.
ope addressed to yourself you will receive picture
by turn cf mail, together win desired information
E,t Address in CO ,tiJcnce MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON. r. u. DIX a97, Wcst Troy.N Y.
Feb. -. le67-ly
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f<y" The Radicals are again in trouble
about General Grant. lie has issued the
orders suspending satraps Sheridan and
Sicklcs, and all day yesterday the two grea,
chicttains, johnson and Grant, were quietly
smoking the pipe of peace, 1t is said that
the General lighted his pipe with the sig.
nifcant letter Of ',he Great Commoner" to
one Of his constituents, in which TThaddens
said that the district commanders couM be
removed without the consent Of the Senate.
Are.
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Ray" The accounts of the firm of JACoBy
Il SiiuMAN as far as sent out for collection
are in the hands of the following persons:
:, MGGm 76rnship. JOHN Ii. HErLER
SAMUEL GREASY.
Beorr. Benz ZIMMERMAN, p. M.
Mtm.-U. j. Campbell, J. NJ.
Cata,eissa. .-STEPHEN BALDY.
\, Ron,!ngcrech, Ceairalia, anil Ashhnd -
JOHN HARNER.
Ia Sugarloaf Township, bills for collection
have been placed inthc hands of MoNTGoM,
FRY COLI, to whom payment is requested
to be made at the earliest convenience.
!, In Scott Township, all persons knowing
themselves in arrears for subscription, and
advertising to the DEMoCRAT, will please
make payment to JosEPlf LILLEY.
Bcnton.-DANiEL HARTMAN.
Orange. MICHAEL KELLER.
Ma,'isOn. .-WmIIAM McNINCm.
Wemlock. k.-DANIEL NEYHARr.
Rohrsburg-Ma,hias NJ. Applcman.
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ID CHASTELLAR'S
White LIQUID Enamel,

For Improving aud Bea:if! Ing the Compile zion.
he most valuable end PEI ct preparation IN use for
giving the skin u beautiful pearllike tint that 10
only found in youth. quickly removes Tan Freck.
Eruptio,s and Impurities Of the skim HI ndy healing
the same leaving the skin hie and clear as alabas'
ter Its use cannot he detected by the closest scru
tiny, aud being vegetable preparation 10 perfectly
harmless. II the oR,y article Of the kind used by
the French, and Ia considered by the Parisian a. IN
dispensble to q perfect toilet. Upwards Of SOOOu
guarantee Of its efficacy. Price only IS cents
Sent by mail, postpaid. On receipt OF an order, ~
BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists,
Feb % ie87-iy 0o5 River sLTSoy. Ny.
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u I L D

In bloomsbury on the Goth ult., Mr.
John Galloway, aged Is years. He was
formerly Of Clinton county.
In Bloomsbury, on Sunday evening last,
Thomas H., little son of Edward and Eliza
beth Raulings, aged months and week.
In Benton, Aug. Oath 1867, 1.aurabella
M'lIcnry aged six years, nine months and
eleven days, daughter Of Russell !. and
Margaret M'Hrnry.
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S:yAUE,s { CELEBRATED SAVE.

ANgsuuGy. Mass Oct 18Th. ls63,
.M. G,aee-D Dea S,r:-iIaviug bcen afflicted er'cv.
ou,Iy for .cyerui weeks win severe absc.ss upon
my side, used severa r.Dc,iirs for IL eradication
iihoui receiving any rci,rf, until applied yonf
'alvc. winch eiirci"d speedy and prr,anen' cure
therefore feel happy to certify my confidence IN It's
virtues, Yours with respect.
JAMES BEAN
certify to the tuthfaincss Of the above statement
u. 5. pEsER0RS. ". ID,
sETII ", FOWLE & SON, huston, PToprietos.
Sold by all Druee,s,s, al 2j ccnts u box.
August ~, lB01.-iw.
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ma. ACCIDENT - On Tuesday last, Rich
nd Birch, of this town, met with serious
ccident by the premature discharge off pow
or, while he was preparing to blast rock orc
one Of the mines near this place, which
out his eyes and terribly mangled his
V face He is not expected to survive
,iuriea He is a man Of considerable
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Our thanks are due those of our
, who cslhd in our Office the forepart
eek and poid their subscriptions to
ooRAr. We received nothing like
mt thet slppld have been paid in,
tly 70 ~ l1im attendance at Court,
arcity X noney-.tor newspaper
sN 'So6sl lpecple can find plenty
other ~ .unnecessary purposes,
ding mattoF would seem almost
for thshp " - . dollar.
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II Il A U 7 Y |!

AUBURN, GOLDEN, FLAxEN L slLKEN CURES
Produced by the use Of Prof. DEBREUX FRisER
l.E CuEVEUx. One application warranted 10 curl
me most stinisht md stubborn hair Of either sex
into wnvy rnglcts or heavy uarsive curlH. Has
been used by the fnshiOnubes 0t Paris and IOnd on
with the most gratifying resuiis Does injury to
thn hair, Price by naii. seated and postpaid ST.
bnscripive circulars mnlud Tree. Addiess BENG ER,
snUTfs Il co.. Chemists, No. 2s5 River ST., Troy,
N. y, s0Ie Agents for the United States.
Feb. %, IeO7-Iy.