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The Opelousas courier., 1867-07-27
UNE CERTA|NE HAb|TATI0N.

.AA connne sons 10 nom d'Ha-
zG bitation Severine Ramard
h situee dams In Paroisse St.
Landry, sur Ia rive Est du
Bayou Petite Prairie, mesurant deux
cent seize acres (plus ou moins) de super
ficie, born6e au Nord par 10 terre de Ia
succession Lee, . rI4st par des terres pu-
bliaues, an Sud par la terre d'Elisha Nc
Bride ct Joel ]. Callehan, ct b r0uest
par Ie Bayou Petite Prairie.
Une belle Mule:
The Opelousas courier., 1867-07-27
REPARATEUR CAPHLI.

Jetez vos fausses frisures, votre Perruque;
Ineommodes, funestes; bonnes rien surtout,
Et vous encombrant, lie front, La figure:
Nenez jeunes, venez vieux, venez fous venez ton,
Nous rejouir davoir le E6parateur 81 doux,
The Opelousas courier., 1867-07-27
ChevaI EDaVe.

Opelousas ~ Juliet 1867.
The Opelousas courier., 1867-07-27

~ Juliet 1867. z-4t
The Opelousas courier., 1867-07-27

ENous avons reeu du Grand Coteau une
anenyme que Ia regle de condui-
te que nous nous sommes tracee nous oblige de
NE pas publier avant de connaitre lie nom de Tau
mais que nous gardens toujours par mesure de
precautinn
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THURSDAY, July 25-P. ~
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.

Gold is steady and closes at 1885,, after selling at
1S9!. The clearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
s., Sic 900, and the balances S1,023,1A The Her
mann, for Bremen, took $527,S9I.
Government stocks continue in demand, and are
offered in moderate 'amounts. Border State stocks
are firm. and are steadily finding their way into
strong hands. Bank shares are fr1R at full prices
The general share market continues excited, and
higher prices paid for the whole list Thee
Gle Of operators continues TO widenaHd the Exchange
is the scene of as much excitement as was shown
during the Rebellion, The ease with which large
amounts of stocks can be carried stlmS
ulates operators in making extended engage
ments and also attracts outsiders to the street After
the call the extreme morningprices not sustained
bat buyers are abundant on every such reaction.
Under sales to realize proftszEiie continues to at
tract tho and high pnces
are predicted by it's kiends AT the Second Board the
market was lower and after the call sharpdecline
was made ~ Y Central sold at 100, Erie 7a, Reading
1Os, Michigan Southern ST. Northwestern az,
North Western Preferred 724 Rock Island loS; but
the market Immediately rallied. and closed spirited
aud strong at quotations. Tbe following are the
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

THURSDAY. July 2fCThere were no flesh
arrivals of cattle az CCmmunipaw Hudson City today
About OF those left from yesterday were soh At Com
muupaw 500 head still remaining, but Will pruOa
bly, sen tomorrow. Prices scarcely vary iromyesterday
Connecticut buyer paying SIC each for a pretty fair
cwt H. steers. This less than &C. wholesale buy
ers Of yesterday. who have killed some ot theircatue
found they got pretty fair steers at ~ 0l5c with some
decent cattle 90 llc There virtually 10 trade ut
Orchuudrcdtst only lot OF II fresh cattle oelng
with head bought the river, and on sale again.
These few catte.Wcre sold at prices corresponding with
those the river As the total receipts since Monday
only 3g7 s0Ot less Than last week, the feeling
amongdeaers Is stronger and they manifest no anxiety
10 sell
Arrivals OF sheep to-day 81 ears at Hudson CITY,
car COmmunpHw, with 4jO at Cbamberllns, and LILO
FOrtcthst There changes IN prices OF sheep
but lambs not doing wei. SIN, most OF the lambs
selling at about Sc with some at Co. and cus as low
as &C. one lot OF 60 Pennsylvania lambs, 20 average
offering "a S. 90 each with about 100 sold az 1Wsc,
and "a few at zoe. one bunch extra lne brought lie
Among the sales Of sheep was at Hudson City
good sheep at 53e. and one common state sheep
OF 20 h. NJ &C. At CommuHpaw, l47 head lat, "a sheep
brought 6c with 90 head SO 70, nc same price lot OF
40 fat 100 10 Canada sheep. Was sold at FOrtletrs by
Hume Elliott for Glc. ~ rejecting l6 culs sl, &C.
is a good price for even fat sheep. The lambs were
bringing s!0gic. -
There were q cars hogs arrived az Foretkst, and
cars AT COmmuGpaw today They were all sold AT 7t0
7ic., OF a little advance from yesterday. =,
NrrarnuNN
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
Ri6iSmS 2gOtitrs.

REFrBLIo FIRE I've Co, No. lS9 BEoADwAT.}
NEw.YoRK, July l6 1857. )
DIVIDEND.-Th BOARD of TRUSTEES
have TINS DAY declared DIVIDEND Of SIX AND HALF
pRR CENT 10 the Stockholders Of this day payable demand
Aso DIVIDEND Of SIX PER CENT the outstanding Scrip,
uavable 0n and after the lat October next
'''@' r. F. CURRY. seereary
PHI4nglPHIA AND READIsG huKoAD CosrAsY, ;
prfoE No 1 S0UTH FonRTusT PHtIADELPnlA Juue 70 hoL
5GiVlDEND N0TICE.-The Transfer Books
= Of iha COMPANY VII be essd on sAIuRDAf tie eh oi 'aV
DYDkHD Of TIVE PER CENT las been declared on ih ire
Common Stock, Sf National and htste'taes paao
cash iuy the hoaers thereof as hey
saud registered The tooAs Of c Company 90 The th o JaJ LA@
An payable nt thi. oicc. ...
Ali 5rlets kI ID, denJs must b Witnessed al siamrod
b BRADFORD, fitasurE
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Jolly 2J2sTI bbls. Flour, lG bbis, Whisky eco sacks
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

Con Meal o7oT bush Wheat, Eois5'bush Corn, Os,Ots
bush Oats o2l bush Rye sos bush Malt II pkgs Ashes
sacks Oloako b9s5 bbs. Petroleum. LAO pkgs Butter
u ga pkgs Cheese, 7al bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

closing prices New-York Central, 1887; Erie, 7SlS
794i Reading 1O7 Michigan Southern, s2i0saa; Rock
Island, 1O3Ql03l; North Western, 4sG%t North
Western Preferred. 72lG72s; Fort Wayne 1O'lG 1861
The following are the current quotations for Ex-
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE WATERING Places.

.,p1ToeA-rRs MINERAL sPRIEGs-ACCoMnODA-
TIONs OF THE HOTELS
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

The Secretary OF the Port Huron and Lake Mich
gan Railroad Company during his late visit, is re-
ported to have sold bonds of the road to the amount
of s5O0OOO the proceeds of which are to be immedi
ately approprated.toward the purchase Of iron and
rolling stock.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

TOta Croin. bush. .27, ,272,JG5 3s,0o,UIJ 4ltV2JUs
Iccrease OF Flour in 1867. bbls 3o4435
Decrease OF Grain in 1861, ,Dush...-..-la,9eO,4i5 AS
The total length of electric telegaphs in tIe
world, not including the submarine, amounts TO up
ward of lso 600 miles, which is more than enough to-
90 round the earth half dozen times.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

AFIEaSOOB Provision MAREET, OiCLocK.-Thc mar
ke' for Mess Pork fairly active and steady; sales
600 hhls. at S13 GoGt29 S. closing firm.
PETROLEUM b. quiet We quote Crude 90 l5c IN bulk,
and 2Or Zoo hbs Refined iu bond, az 500 5ic Tor g. W.
KCE-The demand d. Light 40 hrincr figures sales Of
900 blgs RungoOn, In bond, on private terms.
SUl~ABS-Ho.dcrs are asking about former rltos, but
e. market today Us very active; sales Of 6S hds AZ
iitalg4c. Tor Cuba, l3altc. for Clarified do i2ic Tor
Porto Rico and 1850 boxcs,ayaua at III 1870 Refined
are Cuict.
sEIDs-A moderate business In Timothy seed at S3d
g go Rough Flax seed il ni Glover Seed u IL far de
maEd at n 0IJc
sTEARIN-salcs OF 5000 % az l2l al55c.
TALlOWTho market is more active aud FIRM sales OF
lT3Gru D 40 ia litC.
WHlsNY-'fbe market is heavy and is quiet sales Of
go bbls Western at 3C Q4Oc Ia bond
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
CHEAP FOR CASH,

TrFamily Carriages Shifting Top Buggies, Open and
Otting Buggcs--ln short think | can furnish al
most anything in the vehicle line, made Of the best
Eastern timber Springs aud aNles; and finished in a
not eNceled in cities East West and bettor
adapted fOr Oui reads than Eastern work.
shop and Wareroom on Cunningham street, East Of
and near Mardorfs TanneIy, Butler Pa.
GEO. {. ROESsING.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
RESTAURANT LICENSE
Appraisen,ent Lists.

TINHE following appraisement lists Of property re-
tanned under the 9th Section of the Act Of Assem-
lily Of l4h Of April 1851, have been pr esentol and
filed in the office Of Clerk Of Orphans Cont aud for
the County Of Butler, to wit:
o. c., No 1, March term, 1867 Mrs Nancy Stewart
widow OF John stewart, decd persou.l property
amounting u 50 0
n c stewart and John NJ Dunn, Adm'rs
o G., No. 2 March term, 1877; Mrs Mary Blinn
widow Of Philip Bnn, decd; personal property amount
ing to S2g3 GO Isaac Bela9 Admir-
o c., No. S, March term 1867 Mrs Graham, widow
Of Enos Graham, decd personal property amounting
to $500. Mrs. - Graham, AGm'x.
O.C., No. 6, March term, 1867 Mrs Wolf Widow
of Joseph Wolf, decd Real estate amounting TO $500
Patrick Hamilton, EXr
o. mo. March term 1867 Mrs. Elizabeth Fitz.
simmons, widow Of VIM titzsimmons decd; Real es-
tate amounting to $500. John Martin, Admir-.
.. G, No. % March term, 1867 Mrs Jane Haslett
widow Of Robert Has eta decd; Personal property
amounting to S25l p John VI. llaslett Adm'r.
c Ne. 70, March term, 1867 Mrs. Phebe ISston
widow of Thos J. Layton, decd; Real estate unit
ing to 5000. phebe Layton, Adm'N.
o. c. No ~, March term, 1867 Mrs. Jane Borand
personal property amounting to $500.
james Borland VIM. l.. BARLEY, Admrs.
OF which the creditors heirs, legatces distributes
Orphans Court to be held at Butler on the First Mon
DAY Of June next it being the Sd day Of said month";
To show If any they have why the said appraise
ment LIFTS should not be confirmed absolutely.
FIN. EASTMAN, Clerk
B,-Appraisement Lists will not bo presented
for confirmation until the publication fees pgid
March s. no q 4t.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
ILLUSTRATED
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by REV. XeRAHAM GOBLIN, AM

TINuIS work contains all the plans Of the Commen
taries and is neat and Of convenient size for family
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lures never before combined in volume and'i u
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I. The pueca books IN the metriCal form s Reflec-
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10 Dates affixed to the chapters fr each morning and
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Tu these have lately bech added two very desirable
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Rev John Davis of Connpqu quencssing township is
Agent for Butler County. Post office AdIr s.,
WlilrESTuWN. Butler County, Pa.
March, no lt-s NJ II
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
Executors Notice.

Estate of jacob HdrtseH. dec'd.
NTOTICE is hereby given, that Letters Tostamentary
having been issued to the Undersigned, on the eE-
tate Of Jacob Hartze, hate of Cranberry township,
Butler county Pa decd; therefore, Ill persons know
ing themselves Indebted 10 the said estate will make
immetnt payment, and thos having claims against
the same VIII pre- sent them duly authenticated for
settlement WILSON GRAHAM. Exr,
May no22 3ts) ELIZABETH HARrZELIr Ex'x.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
PuIverized Slate and Viscous Matter.
STANDS UNRIVALED.
PERFECTLY FIREPROOF.
MILLINERY & Trimming STORE.

NJ Es j. hDILNGTON announces 10 the public that
INl she has opened Millinery and Trimming Store,
trre door Nor'h Of sykes Grocery, where she will
pny pNcnlnr attention to Dress Making and ull kinds
of Family ewing.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
List of Causes.
H,RIAL list for June Term 1867.
FIRST WEEK.

rINRIAL list for June Term 1867.
FIRST WEEK.
Peter S. Weaver vs.. Samuel Cleland Tsrre Tsnam
HerinanJ Berg vs.. James Halls A administrator
Commonwealth, Hannah Calender sug as PIE vs.
Thus Watson, TIRE Ten.
Patton Kearns Bernard Roessing ct. al.
SECOND WEEK
john Murrin ct. al Ryan Honton ct al.
Isaac Sponser VS. David Marshall.
John MuTnis Executors vs--Danel Kelly.
Eleanor Hines Samuel Winner Jr., et al
William Il. Lennon Jacob Mechling.
William Clark James :. smith.
John Murrin's Ears vs. Daniel Kelly
Lydia S. NJ Lme Mny b. Brown el al.
John Negley vs. William Yugeley et al.
jas Gall fher jr. James Gaaher. sr 5, Admir- ct al
Harvey d. Thompson W. Isaac Sponsler ct al.
Matthew Riddle Ex'rs II. j Gregg.
Patton KearBs George c. Roessing.
Patton kearns George g. Roessing.
Francis Eyth Jacob Zeigler
J. b. CLARK. Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office May 1st, no. 20, ST.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
Administrafor's Notice.

Estate of Johnston Williamson, deed.
NOTICE ia hereby given that Letters Of Adminstra-
y ton on the estate OF Johnston williamson late OF
Hidlesex township. decd, have this day, thay sth,
1867 been granted by Register to the underslgned
therefore ali persons knowing themselves indebted TO
sad estste win make immediate payment, and those
aa,i ,s 49, a,'s,io,nsnt JOHN BROWN.
taay S 2 no 1I ats Administrator.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
B CAREFUL WHAT YOU USE.

Various remedies have from time 70 time been recon-
mended, such Calomel, OIL Of Wopmwood, Turpen-
tine &c, that dangerous and fatal consequences
produced The necess y Cf safe and sure remedy
hascaused much research and study by tho propreois
Of FELLOWS WORM LOZENGES. They are positive
ly safe pleasant and eectual They do not kill worms
but act by making their dwelling place disagreeahe To
deception by base compound the analysis Of DR.. A.
A. HAYES, State AssaycT proving tine above statement
is annexed.
81 have analyzed the WORM LOZENGES psepoT ed by
Messrs. Fellows Co. and find that they are fee from
Mercury and other metallic or mineral matter These
LoZenges skillfuly cunifomdei pleasant to tile
tuste, safe yet sure and tnectuh in their action.
Respectfully, A. a HAYS, NJ d
Assay or 10 the State Of Mass.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
sHERIFF.s SALES.

DY virtue Of sundry wrts Of fieri Facias &C. issued
ID out Of the Court of Common Pleas of Butler
ty and directed, there will be exposed 20 public
sale the Court House in the borongn of Butler
Monday, the Third day Of June, A d, 1867, OF o.
clock, p. NJ, the following property, to wit:
All the right, title interest and claim, Of Robert
Speer Of, in and to One Hundred Of land more
less, situate in Washington township Butier county
Pa bounded north by Edward Frazier east by Ber-
nnrd M'Analun, sonth by Thomas Graham, and west
log heuse and Log stable thereon erected Seized and
taken in execution the property Of Robert Spear,
at the suit Of James Wilson.
ALSO,
All the right, title interest and claim Of j. j. Kin
aidi Of in and tnTwo Hundred acres Of land, more or
less situated in F4ryew township Butler county, Pa
bounded tn b. John NJ Jore east BY James kinkaid
south D. same. and west by John VI Laughlini abont
One Hundred acres cleared small orehard one IRAN
house and log barn thereon erected Seized and taken
in execution the property Of J. hnhaid, at the
suit Of James M'Laughiin
ALSO,
All the right title interest and claim Of Edward lig
gins Of In and TO Seventy i've acres VI land, mere or
less situated in Y@nango township Butler county, Pa
bounded ntrth by KOteIt Cochran, east by John
Hughes south by John M'Caine, west by John
Peoples about fiftyve acres cleared, small orchard
Log house and Log barn thereon erected Seized ana
taken in execution ihe property of Edwerd Higgins
at the suit Of j. Il: Smith and W 4. Thompson.
ALSO,
All tho right, title, interest aud claim of Bcnjamin
Miller 8 ". 4. Miller; of, in and 70 Two Hundred and
Fifty OF land more less situated in Cl1y tp.,
Butler county, Pa bounded north bF Jacob MolfoId-
East by Samuel Louden, south by james Heron, and
west by John Ciuthers large Improvement, Ten acrs
Of which Is meadow Orchard Of small trees; Frame
1on in execution the property Of Benz Miller and
JAS d STOREY, Sheriff.
sherin's Office, Butler, May 1857.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
Registers Notice .

| NOTICES is hereby given that tho following &C.
| IN counts Of Administrators, Executors and Guar
diaus have been filed in the Registers office, at Butler.
and will be presented to the Orphans Court Of Batter
county, for confirmation and allowance Wednesday,
| the Fifth day of June, 1861.
Final account Of william Martin, Executor Of JLo
| D. Cunningham.
. Final account of George Weber, Administrator ef
| Adam Weber
| 3. Final account of John Meals Administrator Of
EnOch V. Meals deed, as filed by Elizabeth W. Meals
| Administrative of John Meals decd
a. Finalaccount Of W Hays, Administrator of Da
| vid Hay
| s. Final account Of Th eodore Craig and William
| Byers Administrators Of ] ohm Byers.
9. Final account of Buham Speer, Administrative
4 Final account of Samuel Leason Administrator Of
William l.. Anderson.
traitor, cum testameato 0HRcrO, Of john A. Zesnan
O. Final account Of F. NJ. Scott, Administrator of
A. Irons,
10: Final account of Mrs Mary Holiday now We
Der. Admnistratix Of J. J. Holiday.
II Final account OF Moses Thompson, Esq, Executor
OF james thompson.
- Final account of Thomas and W. II. Gichrist
Administrators of John Gilchrist.
10 Final account OF Samuel D. Sloan, Executor of
II. Final account of Matthew 5. Storey, Executor of
William Storey
10 Final Account CT Philip Dclel, Administrator of
John Barth,
i6 Final account Of Catharnc Dewolf, Executrlx of
L, D. DeWolf.
IL Partial aeco unit of VIM. NJ. Graham, Executor Of
John Jack.
IS Final account Of VIM. Du gan and Jemima Dugan
Executors Of Alexander Dugsn
10 Final administration and distribution accounof
J Cochran, Administrptrix Of John Cochran decd
filed by James Bredin, Executor of said Jane Coch-
90. Final account of Philip Mass, Guardian of Joan
Hunsberger minor child Of Isaac Hunsberger decd.
81 Final Account of John Goh, Guardian of John I.
Gofi.
p Final account of G E. Purvanco, Guardian of
ReNecca Kersey.
% Final account of james Armstrong, Adminstra-
tor of William Armstrong
81 Account Of Robert NJ Kee, Esq Administrator of
Philip Group
25 Final account Of Christian Swartz, Administrator
of Matthias Swnrtz
The above accounts all fled Thirty days before
the time before the presentation 10 the Court
5, NIXON, Register
Registers flee, Tuticr Pa NAV sl lsf7
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
EMlNEMT MEN ASSERT

That all less troubled with worms and that
many die annually from this cause who by the timely
adminisra ion Of proper remedy would be saved. As
FELLOWS WORM L0ZENG Es may be taken without
any unpleasant results and most children fond of
them, their Is recommended to those apparently
healthy and thus dispe the Of what wsutd pro-
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
They are Entirely Vegetable.
SYMPTOMS or WORMS .

Itching Of the feyerishress twitehing sprt-
ing suddenly during sleep pain in the stomach loss Of
esh paeness with hect appetite sometimes voracious
At others feeble dulness Of the eyes, drowsness,
swelled upper lip tongue whitley fuued and studded
with red 81 OTIS etid garlic breath grinding teeth
during sleep sensation Of lndgment In the thrnat
unnatural craving for dirt chalk clay fretiulness and
ff.t tbf ar ebalfe hta npIp puIs
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
s E w N q.


Would respectfully inform the citizens of this place
she is prepar ed to do all kinds Of sewing such
Dress Making, saques, Gents Shirts, and Childrens
apparel. Also, Local Agent for Wheeler Wilson's
Sewing Machines, feb 90. vol 4, no lift
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1867-06-05
INTESTINAL WORMS

Are among the first to undermine the constitution in
the list of diseases. They often occasion severe disease
ending sometimes fatally, particularly when they
cend 10 the stomach Their presence Ia their most
dinary situation is attended with uufty0rable effects
upOa the general health,
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-07

~
lDUCrTG GLASSES A
TERMS, IN
Yoa struck il out In order 10 enable vcur.
selves to apply 10 Mr. Gladstone for'ieave 10
invest in ssviaes banks, which request be
granted yol Yes.
You said that the branches in the colonies
and the United States we're chiefly composed
Of Engishmen who had gone out from this
country. There was one instance AFTER the
strike in 1852, | think, the foundation Of the
first branch in Australia Yes, st Sidney.
Was that in consequences Of the lock -o1t 7
Yes, in consequences Of the lockout in
1862. The Sidney branch was formed Of q
number Of members residing in London who
were locked-out, and went 70 Australia in
preference to remaining out cf employment
in London. gentleman, Ms. Vsnsittart,
kindly advanced Ell $50 to charter q part of
vessel. (the "Francis Walker" think was
the name Of the vesscl) and q number Of the
members went out throug n his kindness
rather than sign . declaration which the en-
ployers had introduced, and they formed a
branch in Sidney, and that was the first colo
NAL branch that we had. may also state
that rot Fonly did Mr.. VansiItsrt ADVANCE
g ,0S0, but have much pleasure IN saying
! th.A - kA.k ILL =
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-07

Then you look upcpste establishment Of
the Aus'nllan bEabhes IS the direct conse.
qasnce 2Itat strlke,in 1852 Yes. WY
At the end Of that lockout your funds,
yoa said, we're VEG much reduced I'VE
were left with about fs ,00o "as
Apd 1000 members Lett s-Ysss and 1000
members left us. .....
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-09-07

A WRITER in the Spectator say he Ssconld
not imagine Scotch Shakespeare A soT-
"Let him try to imagine another Elgish-a
A PoLIrIcAL ARGUMENT. follow ina
political argument appeared recently in q
Parkersburgh (West Virginia) paper -
"Vote for General KeaTns for Mayor, Mb,
was ten yerrs old before be ever wore PAM
Iot Shoes,
PAPER.-There is book in the Public
secord Office, written in the reign Of Edward
ii. Q307-ls27) the material Of which Il
u thick, paper, apparently made Of action
The earliest stecimen Of English paper made
from linen rags is small piece containing