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The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

Opp FELLOWS CELEBRATION AND BAII--The celebra-
ton the anniversary Of the introduction Of Odd Eel
lowshp into America. viii take place Friday next
the 26th instant The Grand Bal OF the occasion viii
take place the evening at the Union Hotel in orove
Those Of the fraternity who may honor the occasion
with their presence viii find the hand Of Fellowship
manner
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

COUNTY CoMMuTTEE.-The Union County Central
Committee at the Court House Monday next.
the 2ad inst is supposed they will call the convention
for about the 9Th of June. to choose delegates the
State Convention and nominate candidates for county
officers.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

The CITIZENS Of Chico Township informed that
the County Judge and County Clerk viii be Chico
the ID 3rd and 4th OF May for the purpose Of Register
ing those who may desire place themselves posi-
ton to hereafter exercise the right of suffrage. Natural
lied citizens, who required by the law appear
person before the County Clerk in order register their
should improve the opportunity that viii be
thus afforded them. AL be registered prior to
july.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

10 F.-The Degree OF Rebeksh VII be conferred
by Bdweu Lodge the evening ei the aSrd instant
general stterdanee is reauestsi
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20
BORN.
Notice.

In oroville. April 18th, to the wife of George H
Crosette. daughter.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

PERRY DAVIS PAIN K11LER-we clip the following
from the Providence General Advertiser:
AT this of the year when cholera and cholera
morbus and other kindred complaints to pre-
vail everybody should be literally supplied with Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. Persons leaving home
whether it be for days trip to Europe
should be in condition to place their hands on it at
moments warning. Many diseases incident to the sum-
months. which will prove fatal if not Immediately
checked be promptly cured by two doses of
the Pain Killer. On more than one occasion have we
been relievedof intense suffering by the timely use Of
the above named preparation.
Sold by all druggists grocers and medicine dealers
CONSUMPTION like the Rattle-Snake, always gives
warning Of its approach. hacking cough, duh pain
the chest, difficulty of breathing, the indications
that there less irritation of the lungs If
this be neglected, and go until pusues are formed
followed by tbercles which sometimes eat off the blood
vessels death will be the result Aliens Lung Balsam
viii heal all the irritaed parts aay the inflammation
removing the phlegm and matter, thus stopping the
cough and preventing fatal Consumption
For sale by Crane Brigham and Redington Co..
san Francisco Also by the Dealers in Family Medi-
cine gtleerally
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

OK THE GREAT REGIsTER.-There are 9s3 names now
the Great Register of Butte County Roll in and fill
up You desire to assist in saving the country next
September Butte must poll more votes than Yuba
The latter county has played roots long enough.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

DISTRICT CoCE1-Hon SEXTON Juige-J Burt
Executor Wilson Administrations TO strike
out oyerrulei order ove-ru-d IL demurrer and defen-
dznt given ten days TO file answer.
Ms Mary Smith. wife Of jacob Smith, suthor>
lied and empowered to cSrry the business q farming
and stock raising
Chenery rs Griswoid-Defendant moves Court to set
aside the default heretofore entered and permit him to
plead in the action IL said Plaintiff objectng.
defendant is ordered to make proper showing.
In the matter Of the examination OF Jacob Smith
Cause set for hearing on Monday. the lind inst.
Locke K Montague Porter Gold and Silver Mining
Company-In progress OF trial
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

IABoRING who vote for the nomination of Gen.
Biwe for Governor to have Coolies and Disgers to
do their work, and be furnished by the State with
tons for their subsistence consisting of angle
worms and acorns.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

OroprtetOr of this Well-knOwn Store,
Il desires TO return thanks the inhabitants Of Butte
and surrounding counties for their continued patron
and TO them that he VIII endeAvor to merit
continuance of the by reasonable prices care
and attention to business
large and varied assortment of all goods in his line
is kept constantly hand. consisting Of
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

Notice.
The Union County Committee of Butte County, will
meet at the Court House in Oroville Monday, April
22nd 1867, at O'Clock NJ.
A G. SIMPSON, Chairman.
Oroville. April 18th. 1867
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

CoLoRED Man kuLED.-A coiored namedLGeo
Harris, killed by another coIored named
James Low, Monday evening, about O'Clock the
building commonly known the Freedman Bureau.
in quarrel said to have origin ated about tobacco
pipe but continued for month Low,
,erstand the barkeeper the Bureau, and
the porch talking with colored woman. when Harris
up with drawn knife and seized him by the coat
collar Low drew pistol and striking Harris the
head inflicted ugly wound and knocked him par
collar While this position Harris received shot in
the neck which entered little the left side of the
neck passing dagonaly through the neck severng the
jugular and breaking the neck passage. Low
Immediately gave himself up to the authorities. The
proceedings the Coroners inquest viii be found else
where.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

HoPE THE AFFLIcrED.-In another part of this
paper will be found the advertisement of the celebrated
Institute established by J. C. Young in 1860 In th.
age of deceit and charla;anisn boon to the su
erins point out to them where they of OBJ
tanning the wished for and relief Under of
the skiful doctor the sick and troubled can dvest
themselves of their burden of shame lay aside their
and health and happiness If you sick
trouble do hesitae-read the advertisement and
and follow the advice Do not forget the number
the Of directing your letter. Consultation Of
fee CSC Washington street, San Francisco.
SPECIAL MEDICAL NoTIoE-Dr. Chas. H. Tozer would
mos; respectfully inform the sick afflicted his
Medical Institute at the same place of Kearney
and Jackson streets Francisco where he has been
established for many years for the cure of special COM
plants. Having renqui-hed my old mode of adver-
Using which has become common with all the quack
doctors of Francisco. filing the newspapers with
false references. for the purpose Of imposing upon
strangers think is only Necessary inform those in
need of physician of long experience and successful
practise. that be consulted at oil hours a; my
medical institute.
Ladies suffering from the Whites. Piles weakness Of
the back pains in the sides headache palpitaton Of
the heart derangeeno Of their monthly sickness and
all other diseases thst the female system subject to-
VIII ind proInp. relief by applying to Dr. C H. Tozer
My female monthly pills never known to fail in
giving relief to those cases which they are recon-
mended To be obtained only my ofhce-price. five
dollars with full directions each box Sent by mail
or express
Consultation free Al communications strictly con-
hdentyl czAs Tom D.,
Late consulting physician of Lock Hospital. London
MARRIAGE AND CE-IBAcr.-An Essay Of Warning and
instruction for young usen-also diseases and abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers. with of
Eef-sen free Of charge in sealed letter envelopes Ad
dress d.. J. Skillin Houghton, Howard Association
/ Philadelphia, Pa
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20

TITLE To MINING CIAIMs.-Those who may desire to
acquire title to quartz lodges and cement leads and
other mineral veins. in Butte. Plumas and Sierra
counties, referred 10 the advertisement of d. D.
Brown who has been appointed Deputy United States
surveyor for the counties named Under the mineral
land law of the last session of Congress- this description
OF mining claims may become realty. and title in fee
pass from the Government the claimant. at the
nominal cost Of survey the publication of notice that
forever bars other claims and of recording the same
This course il to rs calculated TO prevent l
CATION which has been almost certain follow the de
velopmen of nearly every paying mine and enable this
class Of permanent mining to be followed with the reg
larity and certainty that attends agricultural pursuits
places mining claims par with real estate. to be
worked 5 may be deemed most advantageous 10 the
owner. Mr.. Brown is a; present in this county and
those desiring his services should improve :he
opportunity.
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GROCERIES.


~ ~ - - CT n =
- " - -
A0N0 u AAAOAAS'
the OLD Stand formerly occupied by Joseph Bloch
oIlsSi'e "e-is' T >Es' y 20 oNe'
wor,~om-rx street Orovflle
-
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
na@eoIeS Do nmNe
- ~ ~ = NseSS ,
px,r;.;n
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC
WE RAVE JUST RECEIVED An EN-
lower thar, they have eror,a hn sod a. ANY ,;,ne in
'hSss .h., never , s pay pay; ,,,. ;. 49,.
''''' ~ seNei-- anu p'0''S'' s''''' S"''' -
Spices Preserves
~, p,..,,s C.n,
A'N'
Wines. Liquors. Tobacco and Cigars,
Corn snovels Picks Ayes
Dealers and others VIII md TO telr advantage 10
Also storage and COMMISSION
March I'd, 1867 LANG x HIGGINS
-.
Corner Myers and Montgomery Streets. Oroville,
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS. WINES.
Iiouors Tobacco Cirnrs Etc
AR NAVY REcErv1xc AMI KEEp
Il constantly hand a full and ample assortment OF
and freshest goods line of business con-
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clothes and nesn on slae. .oA ..sr e
gion of the heart Upon dressing the wound. it APP
peared that of the buckshot had entered his side
but they could not be traced II is thought they may
have struck nib, and passed through the wound
there was no internal hemorrage.
s-The wound received by Mr.. De LIE Cloy terInin-
ted fatally on Thursday morning and his remains
consigded TO the grave Friday afternoon the
Brick Church in Oroville. Peace to his ashes
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
oRoVILLE DRUG STORE

ORovIllE DRUG STORE
ESTABLlSIiEDs IN 1855:
A. McDERMoTT.
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Died,--In this city, on Wednesday evening last, q
cnnsu uption, Mrs Isabella Sandersee. The fansral
will take place from the residence q Mrs Caroline
Boyce on North Marion between r. Wsyne Avenue
and Spring -ses, morrow Friday at O'Clock,
N. Funeral services at tho house, BY Rev. N.E.Wade
At Carthage, Rssh Co. Ind, Feb. lsh. Stuart
AydeIott disease Of the heart agsd 81 years. He
was formerly citissu Of this vicinity and high
ly ESTEEMED an honest and upright aaan.ea Hfis
At his home in Madison Co. Ind, on the 2sth
Feb Mr. Lafayette ORborn aged shout - years, for
merlya citizen Of Washington in shis county.
On Sunday last, 18th inst, Mrs. yirxinia c.
Holland, wife OF Mr. John Holland. Of New Castle,
Ind, aud daughter Of the late William WiGgius. Of
this city. aged - years. 8 moss and 20 day. ,.ta
IN New Orleans. on Wednesday, 18th inst. Gen.
W. r. Benton formerly of this city, and late COLLECTORS
of Intern a Revenue in the city Of New Orleans.
the 18th inst. It Plainneld, Ind, AaRy
WATSON, wife Of Calvin WATSON, sen., agsd 70 ysars
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"neiarious provision met our decided sppre-
batip. We I'd very dbtinc,Iy shat wsonly
ally "a to his Z sIasive ings n. 'ia order
to refresh hi, memory on tho s.cakDxs.s
vi which he CARDS an pairmd lon from I've
d kre4 sknd pins.' +
The same reason be ohsrs Why that odious
18th Article was null and void-bscauss 1T
-eonaictsd With The Constitution Of the United
States. repeats itself with full force and effect,
in this question of ineligibiiity of the Governor
or Lisutssans Governor. as sqso,ed 81 the Ma
jor in the above communication. Ia our hum
bic judgment. the conflict between the State
and the United States Constitutions, is Just as
clear in the IS in the other, and it looks
to US like sheer and unadui Grated folly for
law-giver and Consultations maker. to qubble
alb nut SO plain and palpsbse matter. and say,
II it fthe iheEgibilisy cisuse) Is in conflict
with the Constitution of the Unitsd States,
then IT Is null and void The clause in the
Constitution Of the z nited States defining the
fact that our State Senator pledged himself to
the People of WAYNE County to vote for Gov.
MokroS for that Office and then violated THAT
pledge, and We close our rejo;nder now to the
Major by quoting it and asking his prayerfal
attention thereto-believing that he has not
given the conflict between the "botched job
that he assisted to put together, and the Con.
stit ution Of the United States. On the ineiigi-
bility question, half the consideration he gave
TO the equally palpable discrepancies between
the requirements of the 18th Article 10 Indi
ana.s instrument and Uncle Sans Magma
Charta, which gives ALL the qualifications {.
s. Senator is required to have to entitle him to
. seat in that body Art. l. Section 8, says ::
No person shall be Senator who shall not
have attained to the age of thirty years, and
been nire years . citizen of the United States,
and who shall not, when elected. be an inhabi-
tant Of the State for which he shall bs chosen
IL the clause in the State Constitution, that In
duced, Major Kinley to fAisify his pledge and
refuse to support the unanimous choice If the
Union party in caucus, is intended TO attach
additional disquali6cAtions to a person before
he shall be Senator, (Which we deny-IT
having reference solely to Offices WITHIN the
State.) then. the clause we have quoted. is not
only in direct conflict with it, but paramount
threto hence, in casting his vote in the man
ner he did. he either erred ignoran,ly or know
ingly, and he is welcome - either horn Of the
dilemma be may choose to take.xy ..~,,ty -.
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1t is reported that large numbers of
turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens are
dying on the farms near Jacksonville
and New Albany from q disease known
as the chicken cholera. .-..E.-.-.
II A Kansas correspondent OF the New
York Tribune says that wild grasses
improve in quality as one goes west.
AS far west rs Colorado the dead grass
isnearly as good as oats. In Kansas
some good farmers think the na tiye grass
as valuable as timothy.
ai Secretary Seward has, been charged
with a great many things during his life,
but the most astounding of all is that
just made by a New York paper, that
'he is under edeipnosophistical Iinflu-
ences-poG8 / -s5iog b5iG3 $ sIsssl7
Since the Union, &C years ago, it is
estimated that f26o. 900 900 have been
drained from Ireland by absentee land
lords, This will help to explain 1reland's
poverty. F'@1' #1i
~ ,eadS gaitaa9agsb 5aa ssss tsjoas
&c The crown diamonds of Baden have
been mysteriously stolen and replaced
with glass, - -. - '.--
General Brishin says, of the editor
! of the Louisville Courier that "a brass
monkey would be q bashfnt beast beside
him. ilf fsHt sz9a1o1d Tsa ssyO. s.s
There are in Indiana Eve hundred in
cura,dy insane persons. outside of the
asylums- 'zaeE-z
+ During February s.S74 passengers ar
| rived at New York from foreign ports,
/ of whom 3,235 came from Liverpool.
" 1t is said that the total loss of Texas
by the late war foots up 10 no less than
two hundred and fifty millions OF dollars.
The old bell tower at Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, built in T43, was burned on
the 18th ult- s....s-
4 The ladies of Atlanta, Georgia, are
getting up calico party after which
the dresses worn will be donated to the
poor >@7 = - go 5aofie @sc
The box rent OF the New York Post
Office is about $4,000 . year 49,.
0O0. eee letters passed through the Office
hast year. 8 WI a 2
Ticks destroyed more than one hun
dred and nfty thousand dollars worth o.
sheep IA Maine hss YEAR = @@S -"
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Location Of the House Of Refuge.
ExEcUTIsx DErARrnE~r
I.DiASAroLIs, March IA. 1867.

NY an &C. Of the General Assembly 70 establish
u House of Refuge fer Juvenile Offenders. the Cor
ernor is 70 select any establish site for
said INSTITUTION, and for that urpose ne is nuthofzcd
n receive BY Donation 20 purchase not less than
eighty nor more than thre hn-dred and twenty scres
10 iocion central ard easy Of sccesY from all parts
o. the State. = y =
Nox ia pursuance Of SAID act iuvitascn Is here
BY given Il persons rAo feel fnteresf IN securing
the location Of the institution at near articuar
points, to make proposition. tn this Department for
Soc donation sale of land fos ths site Of such in
s;itation- e
ssaea propositions shonid be- 6Ied - ibis DEPART
rueut within thirty d4vs from fAs dsfe, and should
state the quantity Of land yssposed to be donated
soi its precise location and the terms npon which il
IS proposed to be donated or sold nth the psice
sale is prsposed, and such1cthr eivAnfsE4 - the
proposed location ma V, the judgment Of the par
ties making the psopostien, posssss.
BE- order Of the Governor.
Private Secretary. -
March 81, 1857. anr T4- 70
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Y ga natar Vas .saggetsd % - by = fne"dF
worldly e i.naAi~tsl soaaidsasias: TIE Ma s
s6Asrsd haChk md a. 3. p. r CAN
BOW b pssmaasatly located hsre provided our
IAsrl sksas Vim furnish The company sons
s,aAsiAl "a b. v,y Of sscoarasenant L.;
assPest i no4 IL sigAt location for thsis sztsn-
sivs works, and pasp9 exsrtioos are promPe-
" mses, ~ - sssl they eaa b moved -
k;eAin6sd rbe eNsss Il worth makiag. VIII
sU eitiasas 10 Il? ?
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. lst0Nf ~ , - ID = IIfL- :
a BILL OF SALE!

The following authentic copy of q
yeriiable ,II.Bill of Sale was signed,
sealed, and delivered by Q. II JONES,
candidate for County Commissioners, no
longer ago than last August, in the year
of Grace one thousand eight hundred
and sixty six. Judging from the posi-
ton now occupied by Mr.. Jones. and his
determination to build a new Jail, when
the county is still in debt over one hun
BILE to conclude 'rlftr-rnJ;' SJfat res soma
Wayne can console themselves with
being sold" by a double faced and
double dyed political hypocrite:
g- CENrERvILLE, Aug %. 1856.
EDITOR TELEGRAM I'm reply tc your
in,erroe atory of the 25th instant. in
which you wish to know if am willing
to submit the question of building Jail
to a vote Of the people at the fall cleo
ton? Now, SO far as that is concerns ed,
l can give you an answ er that will super
cede the necessity Of taking vote, and
the answer is this: That in view of the
opposition of the people of the county,
to the expenditure of money in that di-
rectiOn until the county ia out of debt.
ACQUIEsCEs IN WHATI BELIEVE
TO BE THEIR WISHES. AT PRES
ENT, AND WILL SAY THAT SO
FAR AS AM CONCERNED THERE
SHALL BE NOTHING SPENT IN
THAT DIRECTION UNTIL THE
COUNTY IS OUT OF DEBT.
,,f-oe,. ~. respectfully yours,
OLIVER 7. JONES.
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= Sale Of Real Bstate.

Stafe Of Inaieua, Wayne Cooatys fa's
NOTICE 10 hereby given that John N. Maxwell
~ and Hugh W., Maxwell, adninisHatOss Of the
estate OF Jonathan Elliott dexassA. have fled their
petition TO sell the real estate Of the decedent, his
personal being insnfcept 20 pay his debts and that
said petition will be heard At tie next term Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of said County.
3 ssiv zgaaa5 - WILLIAM w. DUDLEY.
5sa pClssk Wayne Common Pleas Court.
March 81. 1857. = '7sa..A 70 Lsalse 4.3w ,
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Will YOU grant me Ne spece % ekof
the Union electors whe hol1. - Itrsss
they all do, ,hss : morsl obi cation Is full
ly as binding as les y on. if - are
not bound b. s.asy usral eonsidseation
to confirm shleGsase or EsfSs,V which
our parss4 sic il relation y -sAs office
of Treasurer at the last nominating cleo
ton?
We then nominateda man for that o.
fice. Who was unknown to himself or to
US, disqualified for that position. He
has since been qualified. and now. be-
cause he has submitted his Claims to the
chances Of another election. what rea-
son can We give for refusing to ratity any
previous choice?
/ do not hold. nor can any one else,
that Major Sim has one shallow Of le-
gal claim to that position, but if We arc
guided as we should be by the higher
aud nobler principles OF . moral obliga-
ton, can We plead technical disability
which has now been removed as q release
OF us from our part of the contract2
To illustrate: If one ic dividual should
execute a note in favor of another, and
through inadvertance omit the signature,
there could be no legal claim for the
amount Of such note, but in what high,
would the community regard that per-
son who should refuse to pay the amour,
upon such q plea? <si ssss = sre'
kHad Major Sim Intentionally OF
knowingly deceived those by whom be
was nominated upon pledges which hav,
, since been broken. We would undoubted
; ly be free to reverse the former choice
but nothing of this kind has occurred.
All of the competitors for the posi-
ton, so far as are known, are eminently
qualified and worthy, but this is n ques
ton which noac We have no right to con
slider, but simply whether we shall hon
orably maintain on our part the bargail
good or bad as the case may be-whicl
we have made. -
This argument think applies equally
to those who voted against, as well a
as those who voted for the candidate il
question. WIND Ex.
z - s-=i.-s ..s. ID
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THuasDAr. March 81. 1867.
FLOUR-The market is 6rm. We quote
Spring Wheat superfine Il 50 2509 IS. and
Winter do. a. 50 1910 Is. Extras are held
at SO 5o@l2 so for Spring and Winter. and
family at $2 z5@l3 SO. Rye Flour is steady
and firm at 81 80. ere 81 ~ =. a .l-i "
WHEAT-The market 10 arm. No. Red
Winter 10 held It 81 8502 81. No. / 81 900
2 80. and Extra - 9502 g. No. Spring
So 1898 IS. - - s-s7see5a g'isss e5s
COIN The market closed frm. Ear $50
6oc !, and shsllsd 83c. ii 7<s- 49, '---
OATS--Ths market closed baoyant. $50
SIC for No. l. -zsfesf rsa-7a2 rrr+csfa
RYE-A firm market. 81 4O@l As for
choice SprinR ZUtg 30.
PROvT IONS The market WAS gene, ally
firm or all kinds. s-
NESS PORK $22 SO. 81 ~ I. aa2T= Is
.ULK MEATS-Frm ekc. lOks. ssd
ilTc. ~. a..ss.s 81. -, -.
LARD--I2L 0121sc- IN. ...f,q
BUTTER Market firm. 3o@32.
EGGS-l1@l8. AA s35f3@ hg4ss So
tHEESE--firm 1t 161a17<c.
COTTON = The market wAs q net, but fr m,
middlins 261<c.
WHlSKY--Firm At 26,s 27c.-~-~--------
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Pam and Garden fmpfements, DC.
nfFERS vsEy large vsriely e veaesahae Bseas.
" BIZ use psPeF,nnnse- peunA, qu>rt. ar bsahsa.
Our Stock eahs.cea ness 81 tie nsw varseiss q
Potatoes also god Sock a Ye;Ios Nanse1o.d
Sweet PDtAtoes, and Swess Potasos Sprru1s - tAsS
pruper ssasas Also, All kinds Of kursssy stosk-
Orders by mad psunpsly sttesded 70, and snlcitsd.
Rssh moDd. March Il, 1887. 3slv
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"An Ad10uFn6d- NeetIng VIII t&ke
place st Hsens Hall NJ B on Saturday,
night next. TO hear the reports Of Com
mittees Our citizens generally are in