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SENATOR WILSON'S BoAsT.-Senator
Wilson boosted the other day that the
territory won from Mexico by the war
awas won by the blood and treasure OF the
North" Executive documents show that
of the sixty-eight thousand volunteers that
went to Mexico. two thirds were from the
Southern States; that of the one third who
did 90 from the North, two thirds went
from the western States Of Ohio, Indiana
and Illinois. All of New England sen'
only one thousand soldiers, aud lost ii
killed, died and wounded, thirty men,
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CULLOM s. FITZPATRICK,
a. ttorneys at Law
Alexandria, La. aai
6ug 21st. ,67-lya 1853 .At8s
DENTAL NOTICE.
ug. 21st, '67-lya 49, s9 :

I
DOCTOR KENNEDY, Dentist, having
u returned to Alexandria, begs leave to
inform his friends and the public that he
will be found in his old office in 1.-THE Irving
building, prepared to do on the latest and
most approved principles all operations in
his profession in a superior manner. lie
inserts teeth on gold plate aud the vuican-
lied base from ono to an entire sett on
the atmospheric pressure principle which
will answer every purpose Of natural teeth.
Cleaning, plugging and extracting done on
scientific principles Having practice,di
twenty-fonr years, no feels satisfied nc VIII y
be able to please all who may favor HIN
with their patronage
CHILDRENS TEETH ATTENDED TO
Owing to the peculiar state Of the times
| he will be eompslIed to refuse to do busi
ness on credit under any circumstances.
August 2lst, l867-tf,
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ssg A travelled friend informs us that
the universal Yankee shows himself at 'he
Paris Exhibition in one very characteristic
shape, as the inventor and manipulation OF
q biscuit or cracker-making machiue. dc
is a lucky fellow, with red rose and oil
imperturbable GOODNESS, and ms sharp voice
il constantly heard, saying Shove. along
some more of them air biscuits, Hepze'
l;oh y!
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rs now prepared to repair and renovatss
i WAGONS, CARTS, ETC,
and to build new cisterns Of repair old
ones. He has plenty Of material on hand
and viii do work in the country 40 well Az
town, on, the most reasonable and aecoIro-
dating terms. His shop IS in the Upper
part Of the, Town, immediately In tho
front Of Louis Gossens' store.
ian II 1867 If. g q
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NEW ENGLAND IpEAs.--Mr Wayne, a
Massachusetts clergyman, proposes to lee
ture on the ''manhood" Of old "Jonn
Brown, the murderer very appropriate
theme for one who has abandoned the
nreochinr of Christ erucifedD
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FOR FEMALE DISEASES, tsa
Nervous Prostitution, Weakness, General
Lassitude, Want Of Appetite,
Maggisl's Pills viii be found an efectual
$500. $, remedy. ssIeid
MAGGIEL'S PILLS and SALVE
Are almost universal in their effects. and a
cure can be almost always guaranteed
Each Box contains twelve Pills.
ONE PILI IN Il DOSE,

Dae NOTICE None genuine without
the engraved trade mark around each pot
or box, signed by DIR, MAGGlEL, New
York, to counterfeit which is felony. H.
par Sold by all respectable dealers il.
medicine throughout the United States
and Canada at
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Payments for Board and Tuition must be
made in advance at the beginning Of each
term of five months. Students should
enter either at or before the beginning OF
the next term There will be no deductions
from the above rates except in cases OF
protracted illness. F.. COURTNEY,
President Board ofTrustees.
July "a, ls67-6t' 80 @ ie
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nsp Consider well before you take, a
glass of brandy and water. The subject Is
q good deal q mixed - Prentice.
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MAcGIEL's
4 NTI-BILIOUS PILLS.
ONE PILL IN A DOSE. s#
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
Is one PILL IN 4 DOSE.

Z. !.
What one hundred letters day say
from patients all over the habitable Globe:
CDR. Meggiei, your pill has rid ME Of all
billiousness.'
or ten pills taken at time. One OF your
pills cured me-"
aThanks, Doctor. My headache has left
me. Send another box to keep in the
house," "a ,sls>ss}. S $50
"After suffering fortunes from bilious
cholic, two Of your pills cured me, and
have had no return of the malady.'
"Our doctors treated me for chronic con.
situation, as they called it, and, at last said
I was incnrable. Your Maggiels Pills
cured me"
Il had no appetite Maggiel's Pills gave
me hearty one"
aYour Pills ore marvellous.
II send for another box, and keep them
in the house, ,.t.55s
DIR, Magglel has cured my headache that
was chronic"
II gave half Of one Of your pills to my
babe for cholera morbus. The dear little
thing got we'll in day. esS ;,
"My nauseau of q morning is now cured"
aYour box Of Maggiel's Salve cured me
of noises in the head, rubbed some saive
behind my ears and the noise left"
"Send me two boxes want them for =
poor family"
~ enclose i dollar; yonr price is twenty
FIVE cents, but the medicine to me is worth
dollar" ~ $
aSend me Eve boxes of your pills"
"I,et, me have three boxes Of your Salve
and Pills BY return mail" ia, rs
For all diseases Of the Kidneys, Reten+
ton ofthe Urine, &C., MaggieFs Pills are {.
perfect cure. One dose will satisfy any one
+ b Es-E
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sPEcItL NOTICEi

SPECIAL notice.
TTAVING determined to settie UP
Ill my business, I cannot fill any
more orders without the money accom-;
panics them. All in arrears to me WIG
please call and settle up at once.
In the meantime / offer goods, hav.
ing still full and varied stock ON
hand, at REDUCED prices for CASH
| ONLY, .E.EIBSON. b
Alexandria, July II, la67-tf.
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LoUISIANA ST ATE SEMINARY
aud
MILITARY ACADEMY.
SEVENTH SESSION

h SEVENTH SESSION
.yXnLL begin lst MONDAY in SgPrEM
w BER next, aud will end on the last
WEDNESDAY Of JusE, 1863. rs8F
COURSE or STUDY
Embraces Preparatory ana an d AGA =. M
Depa,tWeat, including a Literary, Sciea-
tifc and Optional Course, and o Special
School of Cicil Engineering aud d Com
mercial Course. / gs
7 ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets moi under fourteen
gears Of age, who know Arithmetic, Eng
fish Grammar and Geography.
Expenses Per Session Of Ten Months.
Tuition, Library and Surgeons fees,
per month. .,s.r........ $50 90
Board and servants attendance. 49,. 70 90
Washing and NEEDING ... = 2 GO
Fuel and Lights ~ .........,.Y., 90
Text Books and Stationery. =. 90
Use of Furniture. .......,....... 0O
Incidental Fee /. :. ]. 49,. ~. 1 %
Tuition, Library and surgeons ices Iof
the whole session Of ten months, payable
in advance; all other fees payable in three
equal installments, on the first day of the
session, the LIST day of January and the lst
day of April. For brealsages and damages a
special charge will be made.
Cadets will be received at any time dur
ing the Session, and charged from the date
of entrance.
In cases ss Of dismissal or resignation,
no part of the Tuition, Library and Sur
geon's fees, paid in advance, will be re-
funded, bat there will be refunded the un-
expended balance Of all other fees
No Cadet will be received scitbout pay
me,,t in adcaace, nor will any Cadet be al
lowed to be- in arrears to the Seminary.
State or Beneficiary Cadets are request
ed to be punctual in their attendance on
the first day Of the Session. M s5Gl =.
For further information, address .ee. *
b. +. BOYD, I
June %, l867-tf. Superintendent
neA. The New Orleans Times, Crescent,
Bee, French Side,) Ouachita Telegraph,
Homer Had, Louisiana Baptist and Caddo
Gazette will publish till September 18th,
1897 $50 ,ast}na ,sf{Ne9 s{.-N4
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BEST HUSBAND ON EARTH.-7We are told
that man in Wales actually wheeled his
wife in a wheelbarrow to the holy well OF
ST.. Winifred, distance Of two hundred
miles. iu order to have her curedtof rhen-
matism by the sacred waters. S5.t4
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Gu N S NJ TT HIN G!

H,HE UNDERSIGNED 6cE0;EEi1Ef'
has removed his Ax5
Gunsmith Shop to near
the Ferry Landing, where &,
he is ready to do ill work in his line with
dispatch and in workmanlike manner
Places of deposit where work can be left
Benz. Turner's and J. David's.
! aEpN-lts E. B. SMITH. /;
Pineville, August 18th, 1867.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET.
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A. Few Figures.

The lowest estimate made forHle ez-
pense Of registration in Arkansas is
eight hundred and ninety Thousand dol
lars ($S9O,00O.) On the same basis the
entire costot registration in the South
will be fifteen millions. Then come
the election expenses, which are COM
puted at FIVE millions more. Then
comes the bill for the bayonets that are
squirting this iniquity along, which bill
for this year is forty -tive millions Of
dollars. All this foots up sixty-fve
and even to, this aggregate
must be added the half million called
for by the first bill and supplement and
already expended, thus footing up the
entire estimate at sixty-fve- and-a-half
millions Of dollars (S65, 500, 000,) or at
present rates the enormous sum Of $45,-
10000 in gold. Just think oft, ye who
adore and bow down to, and glorify the
wisdom and virtue Of those basehounds
who now sit in the high places of ''the
best government the world eyer, saw"
Forty-five-and-a- half millions in gold!
How many drays would hold itq How
many sturdy mules could pull the load :
How many tear drops will damp the
golden heap and how many q widows
marriage ring and little orphans crust
must go to make the grand sum total 7
Sixty-five millions and a half, and
vet this is not all. Only the opening of
the ball; the first item in the biD.----
These sEeaves Of, greenbacks-thes
tons of gold, are only to get the great
Ship OF Reconstruction under way. Al
ter the registration and the voting come
the Conventions, and then more cleo.
tions, and then d full blown bastard
family of State governments, where
paupers and thieves will rule--every
man Jack of them all on fire to dip his
arm up to the shoulder in the sweat,
stained product Of true mems toll
Mark it down, good friends, and keel
the reckoning: Count every dime tina
is wrung from you BY this erasi grasp
and put it all down in the great bal
ance, it will yet be Your lot to strik
with the opnressor. These bills are al
rotten, false, lawless, unconstitnt iona!
null and void. Under them there j
not cent Of tax that can be justly col
lected from you, aud tor whatever b
taken let it be taken under protest, an
Mark it Down. Constilutionalist.
! BaF The New Orleans Times sayi
tits claimed that the reason certal
prominent and public spirited citizens We Y,
not appointed as members Of the new Oh
, Council was their inability to take the te
! oath. Yet one Of the new appollltees
| said to have never been raturalized, anotfh
! wore the uniform ola rebel captain, q
] others are known to have given "aid al
comfort to the enemy,
- --------ssAk- sAne\lN- .. -
MAKE IT A THOUSAND The Zoologlt
9 Garden in Frankfort-on-the Main contal
u 600 animals renresenting 29S dittere
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ma. "A Western Editor says o woman is
like locomotive, because she draws a
train after her.
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a1G 8! a|a2|!s1
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II Ia IN NJ -AW
]. F. MUSE. Master
VXTILLrnn as regular and. permanent
wv Packet IN the New Orleans and
Shreyeport trade. Her Accommodations,
fare, speed, and attention to business are
unsurpassed. .
When the Falls become impossible she
will make weekly trips between Now Dr.
leans and Alexandria.
For Freight or passage
August 2ist, 18H-tf
NOTICE TO PLAN 1 ERS.
LII PARTIES wislling the sulphurous
n, acid gas apparatus known. and pat,
ented as "" Pattison's Revolving Cylinder
will do well to apply immediately, as first
come win be first served. For the clarih-
cation Of cane juice, it is superior toiall
others, and the only perfect machine IN ex-
| istence. Perfect satisfaction will bcgi,en
before any payment is made. All orders
| PATTiSON e CAGE,
Houma, Parish Of Terrebonne, La. +
WE RESPECTFULLY REFER TO:
Mcssrs. J, M Pelton, r. G.. Moore, Wa
shaffer, Winslow Hatch, Adolpbc Verret
| C. S. Hunt. Captains j. J. Shaifer, W. a
| Bislalid, ColonelJ r. Bisland, Mcssrs, Da
1 Wis g. rrow-Terrebonne.
] Messrs. Thomas r. May, I. Webb u GO
y Octavc Hymel-- st. John the Baptist.
!, Messrs. r. Il T.. Troxler Il Co., Chauvi
Lewis s. Bonrgere, Sosthenc Deneu
i bourg-St. Charles. 80
81 DR.. John H. Pugli--Assumption.
Messrs. scuddy Perkins. John Webb, I
. Observation-Disclosures.
b L.G Compton, Esq .-Rapides.
i. L Rhodes--St. Mary
D jan l6 1867 " 4
il acHooL NoTICE.-MIss BRUNO
school viii reopen the FIRST MoNDA
:, :. in SEPTEMBER;
/ |tREAT SACRIFICE OF FLOUR at t
+. Vt Warehouse Of
) Aug alstLtf BIossAT & FRENCH
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MAKE IT A THOUSAND The Geological
Garden in Frankfort-on-the Main contains
999 animals, representing 29S different
kinds. 81
We advise the managers to import a
mean white Southern Radical to complete
the collection.
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MT. LEBANON FEMALE COLLEGE


TIME EXERCISES WILL BE RE-
sumed on the first Monday in septem-
Der next. BARTHOLOMEW EaAN, N. D.,
President, with q corps Of accomplished
teachers. New Lecture Rooms, Music
Rooms, &C., have been fitted up by DR..
Egan at his own residence, beautifully situa-
ted amidst shade andshrubbery. The Ste
wards Hall is conveniently situated on an
adjoining lot with ample grounds and shade.
TERMS PER MONTH Specie or its
Equivalent Ign
Primary Department ,,s......:. ~ 90 90
Higher English 49,: w w
Classical and Scientific Studies. 5 OO
Music and use Of Piano r......... w
Modern Languages, each. 2 % %
Wv
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CENTS A,Box OR POT

All orders for the United States naustbe
addressed to J. Haydock, No. II Pine
street, New York. !.
Patients can write freely about their
complaints, and reply Will be returned by
the following mail. @.ss,
Write for aMaggiel's Treatment sof Dis'
ease" a5Ifr X a y
If the, medicine cannot b cured IL,
your section, write, and sIwill bfward, il
money is enclosed.
1eI- F. P. DUCONGE, No. 80 Char.
tres street, New Orleans, is the sole Agent
for the State of Louisiana.
Apl. II, lS67-ly
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Cruikshank 4 Hynson's Old stand,

nONNETs, Ribbons, Silks, Trimmings.
Is I.aces. Gloves and all and every varle-
~ of ladies Furnishing Goods constantly
on hand ;and received weekly from New
Orleans. Prices Moderate. ~
July II, '61-tf.
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EXTRAORDINARY EFFECTS +!

~ 9F 68FS -
FROM 49,
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farmers Column.
I0rcn,,,I n,ducnce III breeding.

tWfcNtH tUUNfNff ~ bfeF"s"Us
The Highland and Agricultural soccty Of
scotland. some years ago. proposed as sub
iect of prize cssays. the question, '' whether
the brec,l of live stock he susceptible Of the
gFealcst improvement from the qualities con.
spicmnus in the male. or those conspicuous IN
the female parent" aud adiudgcd afterwards
four essavs upon II, rs worthy Of premium. and
Published them in their transactions.
Mr.. Boswell. the author Of one Of the ESSAYS,
e. 1arrts that the male j. most influential sup
ports his opinions 10y an appeal To- facts, and
concludes that the male J. the parent from
motives Of sense AMI sound l~lity. which We
can alone lnak t. for the Improvement IT eur
hrecd ofiiye slork.'
The Rev. Henry Berry. the author "i anoth.
~ of the essay. teaches that the improving
power ia breeds T.. attributable not 1" sex. hut
I" high hlon,l, or 4" animals, whether male or
female. which have hccn long and successfully
selected. and bred with view 8" particular
qualifications vet concludes that. with "ur
present scanty stack "f Information IN this dii
heult question. only "nc rational course can
be- adopted by breeders. VIZ. that Of re-"rting
ta the hest male; y simple and ciiicarious mode
81 imptnN ing such sincks ~ require improve.
mcnt. ani the only proceeding by which stock
already gnoi can hc preserved IN excellence.
Mr.. Christian. another ci the cssayists. as.
sefts that the onspf!ng bears the closest re
semblancc To- the parent whether male or ic.
male. which cNcris the greatest influence ia
the formation ol the iniues. and concludes that
~ individual animals. either male ~ fctnale.
ran bc trusted 10 Tor improvement. aud that
the best breeds aud nosi perfect animals Of
hath sexes ought in aAery instance t. be- selected
Mr.. Dallas. ol Edinburg. the fourth cssayist.
asserts chat the male i the more powerful Tor
external qualities. and the female the more
powerful for internal qualities. and inlcrs that
the male ought io bc selected Tor Improvement
II coat. rnl"r. or outward form. aud The female
iar the Improvement ot Righteousness. harii-
q fFYfu tom .st
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LATEST NEWS FROM THE 'FRONT.'!

AwPrL SLAUGHTER OF rHE ENEMY.
THEIR DEAD BODIES LYING IN HEAPS
on THE FIELD.
sl,HIs terrible yet desirable result has been
l. brought about by MILLEH's RAT KiLLER.
one of the greatest discoveries of the age. Il
never fails but always does the work effective.
ly; n dead shot not only To Rats and Mice. but
10 Roaches. Ants and ali other kinds of vermn.
Among the many advantages il possesses aver
all similar preparations, are the following;
II can he placed with safety anywhere. ~ IL
contains NOT a particle 1T that most dangerous
and inllnmmable of all known substances
IEOsJ,hos"s. which enters largely into the com
position 1T all other Rat Pastes snld. ahi which
soinctitnes causes serious destruction of I,ro~T-
~ by fire We would. therefore. advise farmers
aud others who have much combnstiblc mate.
rial about their premises. not To Use these phos
,horic conI'ounds. ~ they run great risk
ihercirom.
our Paste - composed Of ingredients vt which
RATS aud other Ncruih are specially ond Of.
hence they will eat il when they refuse other
kinds. u never har,lcns and becomes worth
less like those Ph"sphoric Rat Exterminators.
but always retains lie proper consistency
none Of is poisonous properties, acts promptly
and efficiently in the destruction of these pests
Of humanity above mentioned. Rats after ea,
ing IL have "a raging burning thirst which com.
pcls them 10 leave their holes ia search Of
water. aud Il the proper precauii"n be- used 4"
have water open about the premises. they
will 60 oil b. find il, aud lie elsewhere. For
Particular see wtapI'"ts "n bOtile-. Try
bottle "" will guarantee il "a every instance
I" i" - "" say. Prepared only NY
4. !. MILLER.
~ y. Howard street. liaiiim"fr.
Il Willis. A"l>f. T"wsani"wn. Nd.
jun. ~ ~.
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TaI is1rtL R"fAitts 700 ''r"i'. an the sau
.''re isrm oi Hon. 'r'.rF" ss,ld"s. 10 Onands
W. 60, " T., BE- earn "h sd followed by bar
ley aud oats ~" sscnnd year wheat. seeded
with clnyar, tho third wear meadow the fourth
year. an'l I,astuf. N" Gnh TIL. aud tx al
joining fsfma yield nn avrfage ia ~ crop.
twice ~ gfeai o. ~. average ihr"ueh"ui the
tate
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

ISsAro wiVr.--fsk" small. -.pr 'ainai..es
peek "t the stems. pat them Doe l4sksi - tab,
ws-h clean. then mash well aud strain IA raugi,
linen rag Ia bushsl 1911 make five aliens
puTe,l then add two and lnlfta three pom nds
g gond brown sugar 3" earh gallon. then pni
- into eask and LEI IL frriuen' 2. fof raapl,er.
~ wine 1.-Two gallon. ni wat"r ,o added h.
zach hushel Il tainn',,.s tie vine viii - o..
ss~sl NJ. Iaria.r.
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~ An English usi'~inau has ,..,fninenia
Ny appended q 'nu.iral ',..Ii "n the neck, 81
al hi e''es. each bell tuned o. different note
u the scale. anil tine whole r.ns.ue through
several octave. 4 visitor o. o.. iarm l.
charmed 10y the nnsir. Sometime hc hears
sryeTal Notes in un.pn. then e .light iiscuid
and then sweet harmony. ,li varied hy dis
lance. and Wy Va" rising amt fallus If the
breeze.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-09-14

f",LtM Msersr. The pn.lpri y. ,..Wer IL
a." dropping ~ she h"nh.ry sf- vely great
az eampsIcd vii', "i lii,i, llrnyatl manure
irl Hsny farmer. With ...i. ~ i've si i,wls
take litiir ~ y" pains 4" pre-"rv" aud apl.ly il
h. the puflr' - 81 vegetable. production. II d.
an excellent dressing irf sarl"ns. and will -.
pay. . bundled lold. The care aud exl~ns~ 81
preserving and applying u.
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ArriT fHuTEn, Take twa - ihr~. large
ftss-iing apple, prfe them thin. .ui thcm
bali "a Inch thick. JOS ihem ~ q l,i- dish.
pour brandy over ihrn l.t them lie twu hour. d:
rah" ihteL batter. n.inr ~" rggs; have
clean lard ani ilske - quite hai. ifs twa ~ .
ttu". si'e little hr,wn. ~ pounded sugaf
agef them send - tsbl.
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- The following is q De, ~ the prices psid
~ Mr. Robert Bonner ~ hts celebrated horses:
D.'sieF. sla.0oa l'a'shnnia-. -ss.aD Auburn
llntae. si5.0bu resfl's. 50 aH0 Flatlgu.h
Mad. .i."ao Lantern. ,.1uD isdv Palmer.
q. .a00 total ~ .gu0
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GEISER'S PAT TENT
Self Regulating Grain Separator,
Cleaner and Dagger.

"A IA uinc IKE the present. when labor -
"A scarce, " hnl"rtah. .hat fssmsrs, VINO
s..'. s, p.y ,',,' ~ Is.e a" ~,
l'''s. '.s ~, ,sh;n, s:"si, NJ, ~.
now m use. Il Is REGULARLY adaptedio ils WORT
and can be- attached 10 either belt or iron rod
Powers. Il cleans the Grain thoroughly bv nnr
"h.da' ,''h WIZ" !: nG' ss .ia ho"s =! an!
ter. is worth one ~ two cents per bushel m"rr
than u cleaned 10 the comn"n way.
wheels. and i fully warranted
REI'ERENfEN.
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ssG- View nss sect f'epnsnily gwen h. hur
srsn' eaiil" viii make ih"m shed their n,l hair
sui whsihsr y"'ihs 81. Old. -s-,H sei Heck aud
SOME nll h"r o..
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tALh AT y. q. CLRAvELAND A CO.'S,
~ l"a Gay g.. I dear lrs,n Frunt
hri.re purchasing ysinr FALL. AND WIN
AAh bhh oo0Ds. Aus. Att
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County Advertisements.
WARREN STORE,
BILTO cOUNTT. M
GREAT REDUCTION n PRICES ~
Spring 6 SUMMER GOODYS

GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES -,
Spring 6 SUMMER GOODS
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HRkAI INDUCEMENTS offered "a H."
" DRESS GOODS, such as Spring Case
mers, saiinetts, French and English Mrrin"".
Alpaca, all wool Dclaine, Laws, Mozambique.
Poppleins aud Plain aud Fancy Prints lr.''"
". ta 20 cts. per yard.
30 "a Goods al tity IF.cr,. %
HOSIERY AND
FANCY GOODS. az
A large assortment OF BOOTS aud SHOES.
for men, women aud childrcn's wear. Fancy
HATS aud GAPS for gilrs aud GENT.
CHOCKERY 4 HARDWARE,
TIN A HOLLOW wAEI
WOODEN WARE,
STONE AND EARTHEN WARE
GROCERIES,:
Teas Of line flavor aud high grade. ulL E,..
aud 'thcr Coiiees, 1t hne qualities.
KEl.OSENE. PARkPniNE AND
LlNsEEn oils.
MEplttNES.A s..
BACON. FISH. SALT TAR
Country st"r"krcprrs aud h-ads ~ ismilt.
will find !, greatly Z" their sdvaniasr Il. t'ur
chase their
BROWX MINLIS MERE.
As we'll altogether our own make. ani wi
warrahih fully equal Z" anything ma,l.' in,i
State.
go : "ALL ~ SOLHTTED. -
u. T.. THOMAS.
For Warren Manufacturing cninI,aiV
-" y. B.-COUNTRF PEODUfL taken ,u
rvrhang" i"r ';~hs. NJ city prize.
MAY I. tSGs.--6m.