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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-21

BSg- Frank Deslie's Iady's Maga-
zine, Beadle's Monthly, Azahdr's Homo
Magazine, Children's Home, and Do
mOrcst's Young America. for April,
1867, received at the Book Store.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-21

bsS- D. II. MortIOy has Just received
seventy-AvO packages of fresh lake
Herring, in half and quarter barrels,
which he is selling, Wholesale or retail,
at very low rates, for cash or approved
produce,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-21

Mossrs. Gray 6 1Iillor have remov-
oil their Meat-market to the room oc-
eupied recently By Thomas Sheridan
on the south east side Of tho Public
Squire.
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ADMINISTRATOR APPOINTED.

Letters of administration were gran
ted to Thomas Bruce, on the 10th inst
as administrator Of the estate Of John
Mccain, deceased. Bruce gave bonds
in the sum ofSl 900.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-21
APPOINTED.

John Edgarton was duly appointed
guardian of Jesse McGann, Lucy Ann
Mccain, and Juliet Mccain, heirs of
John Mccain, deceased, on the 10Th
inst. Edgarton gave bonds in the sum
of $1,000:
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Affiliated
SUFFER NO MORE.

When by tho use Of DIR. JoINvILLR's
ELIXIR you canbS cured permanently, and at
a triling cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluabls medicine for Physical and Ner-
yous Weakness, General Debility and Prostra-
tionn, Toss Of Muscular Tnergy, Impotency, or
any ofthe consequences Of youthful iudiscretion,
renders il the most valuable preparation ever
discovered.
1t will remove all nervous affections, depres-
sion, excitement, incapacity to study or business,
loss Of memory, confusion, thoughts OF self-do-
struction, fears Of insanity, So. II will restore
the appetite, renew the health of those whe
have destroyed it by sensual exoosS or evil
Young Mem ba h%umbugged no more by
"Quack Doctors" and ignorant practitioners,
but send without Delay for the Elixir, and be OF
once IEest5rod to health and happiness, A Per-
feet Cure 10 Guaranteed in every instance
Price, 81, or four bottles TO one address, IS.
One bottle is sufficient to effect a cure in all
ordinary cases.
for the speedy and 1errnanent cure Of Gonorrhea,
elect, Trethfal Discharges, Gravel, Structure,
and all affections of the Kidneys and Bladder
Cures a~lroctsd ihfrohi one to Ave days. They
are propatCf from Vegetable extracts that are
harmless or tile systert, ana never neuseate the
stomach II impregnate tho breath. No change
Of dict is hSccssaFy While using them nor does
their actjon'ih any Kramer interfere With bust
ness pursuits Pfice, 81 per box
Eithtr ST the aforementioned articles viii b'
sent To AMY address,, closely scaled, and post
paid, by nail or express on receipt OF price
Address all otderssto
BERGER SHUTS & co. Chemists,
No. 1855 River sireet, TROY, N. Y.
tfsb. sly.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-21
Probate Court Proceedings.
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs ISSUED.
W harf.master.

MARRIAGE LIcENsES ISSUED.
Marriage licenses were granted to
the following persons Between the 4th
and 10Th inst.
Mi. Thomas 4. Metcalf and Miss Ed
ma WeitzcfI
Mr.. Davia il. MStecr and Miss Frat
chs L. Richardson
Mr.. Alexander Carr Snd Miss levi.
ma e. Matson;
Mr.. John F. Donaldson and Aiss
Minerva Ripley
Mr.. VIM. L. Fouts and Miss Annie
EIwood
Mr.. Henry r. Blackner and Miss
Eliza V. Hall
Mr.. Simon Tanner and Miss Hattie
G. Moore
Mr.. John fiafPef and Miss Sarah J.
Porter
Mr.. Addison A. Adair and Miss Yir-
ginia Mcconnell;
Mr.. Bushrod B. Davis and Miss Nc
lissa Andrews
Mr.. Angus Bell and MISS Mary A.
Hughes
Mr., Cyrus NJ. Roberts md Miss Ella
G. McCarty
Mr.. Auburn D. JHneS and Miss Ruth
II. Jones;
Mr.. Richard II. Cheadlo and Miss
Addie B. Harris
Mr.. James NJ. Ellis and Miss Hannah
L. Mundow.
WIDOWS PETITION For %srPpoRT..
Jane Anderson, widow Of Joseph
Anderson, deceased, filed her petition
for an increase in the amount SGT out
TO her for her years support out Of the
estate ofsaid Joseph Anderson. One
hundred dollars had been set out by
the appraisers, and her petition pray
cd for an increahSe of three hundred
dollars. On hearing, On the 18th inst,
tho Probate Judge allowed her the
sum of one hundred dollars additional
support. She had not been living with
her husband for about twonty-nInC
years.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-03-21

eegr Business notices TO be lnser
ted in the columns of this paper must
DO handed in by Wednesday morning,
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

bsy- Business notices in the local
..lumn Of this paper, not contracted
OR by the year, will be charged 10
tsnts per line. No notice inserted for
hsa than one dollar.
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pickles /

A few barrels Of nice Cucumber pick.
los for ssle at Mortley's Grocery.
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BEAUTY !!

Auburn, Golden. FIaxen & slIk0n
CurIs,
PRODUCED by tho use Of Prof. DEBREUX
FRISER LIE CHEYEUX. Ono application
warranted to curl the most straight and stub
born hair OF either sex into wavy ringlots, or
heavy massive ourls. Has been used by the
fashionables of Paris and London, with the most
gratifying %results. Does no injury to the hair.
Price by mail, sealed and post paid 81. Descrip-
tive Circulars mailed free. Address Bergen,
SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, No, 2S5 River 81.
Troy, N. Y, Sole agents Cor the Vpited ssates,
Tkb e--lN.
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~ASTROLOGY.
The World AstOni shed.
Al the WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT AsTRoLoaHx,
sIadame M. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals secretsthat mortal ever knew. She
restores to happiness those who, from doleful
events, catastrophes, crosses in love, loss Of re-
lations and friends, loss of money, &C., have
become respondent. She brings together those
long separated, gives information concerning
absent friends or lovers, restores lost or stolen
property, tells you the business you are best
qualified to pursue and In what you will be sue
c%essful, causes speedy marriages and tells you
the very day you will marry, gives you tho
She reads your very thoughts, and by her al
most supernatural powers unveils the dark aud
hidden mysteries OF the future. From the stars
I'VE see in tho frmament-the malefc stars that
ovecome or predominant in the confguration-
from tho aspects and positions Of the planets
and the fixed stars in the heatens At TIE time
Of birth, she deduces the future destiny Of man.
Fail not to consult the greast Astrologist on
earth. II costs you but a trile, and you may
never again have 30 favorable an opportunity.
Consultation fee, with likeness and all desired
information, 81. Parties living at a distance
can consult the Madame by mail with equal
safety and satisfaction to themselvs, as IL ID
A full aud explicit chart, written out,
with all inquiries nswere and likeness enclos-
ed, sent by ma on receipt Of price above mem
toned. TIL ~strictest secrecy will be maintain
ed, and all correspo adence returned or destroy
ed. References of the highest order furnished
those desiring them. Write plainly the day Of
tho month and year in which you wero bornC
fenclosing'a small lock Of hair.
address, MADAME II. A. PERRIG0,
20. DRAWER 2aS, BUFFALO, N. Z.
feb. s-lyT.
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H'COnnelsvlIIe and ZanOaVIlla
PACK u Il,
Tho new passenger steamer .ue
rNAM m rTAG EEzA I
DAVIS, MORGAN,
MasVS, G CLERK.

XNTILL LEAVE Mo0ONNELsVlLLB
Wv avery morning, Sunday excepted. at half
PAST ave O'clock, arriving ~ Evansville at IL A, ~,
Returning, will leave Zanesvills at ! p ~. Pei
sons having business TO transact In ZAnesvtlls caa ?
by thls boat. 20 and returA the aamS day, aAorNh
ssVtns I WgEsSual y sAns aa&e1pSus< ~
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ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Ill


LFGsST CLOCKS. BKONKES OIL PAlNIlNuS,
At no & WKST TNENIl.FOl RllfSl'
IN of JOSEPH HERLfkLh isl'
Ri MONDAY. Aprlb al l't - va
entire contents ofthe house viz: superb o,eN"4
Furfc Buhl Cabinets Center and SIDE Iar "
Glasses Damlsk st elegant Lace trfans sli'
sud Br1s, Csrrets. Rosewood SlV1I i'ho
slck and Sttuottcs, several valuable ny
walnut Bedsteat Bureaus and Arnnire ' s'l i
b.rse asi Bedding Also al the elegant Bronze thsuIele ana
Ia, Fsurrs and Brussels stair Carpets Han FURNITURE vi
Clsths Kitchen ttenals. &c, Sc $500. .o,.ry
TIN srr css be ea on SATURDAY. the 9Th inst by permit ONLY
kbrh with 4asgs had az the Office OF the Auc'ouee NO
- Lbsr'-
HENRY ID. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
DFTCE -. ..., 80, .r,.rro,- 7ut-pc
nay EVFNlsG. APRIL g. At q O'CLOCK. AT Ill.lE tlfLu
eVE ART GALLERY NO O. FlFTHANE, CORNER Fouh'
GkRGf COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL MODERN OIL PAINT
TNGS csua ay o The Flemish French tn-sh ana American
School, snaas represented The following Artist VIZ
L. R0dfe. h. fr,Er. - alj.I'l-'
. T. Srrraq- j. e. Mrrtz. T., H. uTit
v I-is.r- j Devsuy. l.IF ~ opener,
q. Lals~ J. L. N0ntuief T. w. IH',t.
i Ns.5r- G. T. T. bcauueu
} A s.I~-, lcuiont 0r h'tA p ~ LEWIS
A. g.. Washington - 1I0lN
Crotous. C. D. Barrow &c &c
A.o ~ Executors OF the h / Johnson deceased three
Eluefi .
A De Dreur J. Msy OF Paris. aud j. Paa1u.
Dsuei q aasg far W.. j. lataI Paris.
10, exhibition daily and o. Tuesday ana Nelle
esT BvsafHsx
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TRAINS LEAVE NEwNOEK
For Haven 100 800 EEl lli lAl' (EIl dO) (ht D.
3ga and fO1 (EIl T. m. 49, . -.
Tor Bilceport sO' 8OJ Erl il93 m l2l5 Grl 900 Wrh
"a, $50 auiAu0 (.4l 3. m.
For Mifspi and St-gtonl. o. u - as. Ac0 49,
Tor Faifdcd southport aal Nesipo 30 llJl N 30 ~
For Norr,lt zoo 800 Grl 300 ll3o N 1915 BrL 80 Oh
as 4 ~. $50 200 iFrl
10. ua.~u. a I. q. M 80 40. @.a n.
800. 1J' 2l3. So 80 so co m
Tor stanford uO' tlz 400 Jl III. tkIt Zl's AV'
(Er.l J45. 40. a.n. tJ. go thr D. /. 49,
Chester std informed ats stations. 100 800 i' ia SO
3sj 49,, 30. t.Jl. 600 o..
CONNECTING TRIMS
Tor Boston ST. SrfaesI l01a. u. tEEI 80 Ctl 900
Ior Boston wa Slo.r Line. ltl' lEt.l. 500 f. n - -.
For Hartford aBi Spnusled go tkLL lAls 4 tEih bo
Fo Connecticut River Railroad 600 L} 2l5P to Mos
D.. n 20 Nort.emTi"U.
FOR Hartford IrOridcnee Fht R,io'd 8C" R'l m III
-
lel5 900. 500
Tor Canal Railroad. D. ~ m % Eo-'i1urf'T.
For Ilousatanic EaiI,ll. a M. aDi p.
TorN aurafurk T. a Id o.. tI o
For Daaburv Nore7N Railroad so'. 9nie NJ 80
COmmoilou, Sleeping Cars attached 10 90" - irsn nom e.
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G;rambcats uno Railroads.

DOR NORWALK and DANBURY.-Stcmncr
kELIIF WITH resumed Ser trps and leaves Pier No - l.
r. TUESDAYS THURSDAYS eoj sATUDAls, o. ~ m-
ERlF RAILWAY.-Tlzinsl leave Depot foot
sos % S' Ia, Eip', f7 oLts,rr rusio SHaes Dass,
AID all points Wet aGi south
g;45 O. Il WAY Tl.a. daily r. Oivlle
lO:00 IT, Rrpres, bal. Buffalo, Saian1oes 81 W ed
4:oo D. m WAY. fT Pou Jery.s, NewDsr-n " aI'ict 49,
ESQ ~ N-lt EIgss daily or BuIio Salamanca Duaiirh
'l' ~ pOI r F ny a, lTsa dly fr The Wet
Also Tay Trar. for Boiling sgrrg Pae 9'd Paterson At 6i
WRDyFSB%Y EIGiIiS a Theater Train 81 p oco-f
Express Trans direct connect WIN al gg5sra aad western
Nv WV R BARR. een1 Pass Areat
HrDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROApS-Ou and afer hOSbAi ho'em0er ~ lot trains i,-
Abany Troy connecting with Northern and "s'1Fn n VI"
"a's m Erge,s train Wis Hudson R,io'1 The,hs' sal
Tenave through Bugao and Suspension Bridge oa cang- Of
can connecting Troy with trains for Saratoga RUTLAND BuIs
m Ttpress and Man train via Hudson R'roai connse1,
al ALBANY with Western and 81 TroT With trains To- North
II Express train va Harlem roti "eui s,l'Iil sn
Fouhye connecting Chatham with ee ko'l in1 eD'non
Spring. Ptsted Sc; 40 Albany With Nes;, trains aua a. roy VIZ"
trains ior Saratoga. Rutland, Burlington, sni Montreal
3:iJ Eless train VIA Hudson f'ci l'I't he''s
Albany with Western trains and at Troy With trains W Montreal VIII
m Efprcss tram vi. Harlem connecting Chatham
with Weston iiaiosd for Lebanon Spnss li,le &C. ~ Aoan
630 m Express pis,u RyeI Railroad With sleeping cara
cara sleeping dag excepting Saturiay stce rom
NevYok through Ocinshurs without caus VIA Rome W. al
Railroad Connection Tor lfo VII be male a. h''l A'n' iH ~
II y m tram via Hudson River with sleeping ,tsehei
early for Buffalo ana Suspension bc
and Troy with trains fnr Saratoga aud points North
Sunday train vii be run VIA Hudson Rive ,ana ron Nss S,'
Returning leave Fou ghkeepse al - NJ arriving 10 Nc" lo'-
Also SUNDAY tra, Vi. Harlem R,ro, leaving Forty second 4 a.
N arriving Microu at $50 Returning leave Miner
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nlGrblc nlantcls

NyARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Supcrior
vi d. arp-s-a. durable lff tIr Ir e" u'tr e. L.
STEWART. No 600 Sirhsv~.. i'tF ~'f ~. 8 .-'--'
MARBLE MANTELS.-:sj0 MANIEl.N on
VI Ind of,vr ~ ,sbi outlyl which vi DO s,il 60 DO
90 ttts lhcs deduction at A. NlAIEtN Nf- "a'fh' 30
lJl Last L,feeaA.. near Third ave-. " J ''i il.' "'
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I3C6. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
COMMENCING DC. TO- 100

p,s,epc Station In Ncwork TTert eveutast sad Fca1
Entrance on Tweut,-sevrutarst
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'Droposals.
L. s. ENGINEER's OFyiDF.
No 90 BEoADw1r ALnASr, Narrh u. 1877.

l. s. E~oiSFxn's OryoE.
No tg3 BROADWAY. ALHANY, Narrh -. lJi-l
DROpOSALS.-Sealcd Proposals viii bc re-
cerrI ~ Office until FRIDAY April o. 100 'f voA all
It, FOR laying 5000 square v,r. more les q Dr. as %,.oar,
fourth building sto) the uriice Of the nie states
dykes and ISLANDS und below Albany stone to b. al AZ uea
Engineer charge Bids vii be received Tor 50 much per
3D. rof furnishing 90 cubic yard, lei" Of h Ella" building
stone (slatr other apt 10 dsuicn not rei sone
Aban \ T. in such qurnis, and At 'uh time, =. NAV b. a
thu nguef charge Bs Viii be received o SO mue' per
81 ior furnishing Ocoo feet or l', Of cool by !? hemoes
the docks at vicinity Albany y Y BIDS all be received Al
t furnishing 600 straight pile, more or less each sn'en @
. 1a tr. % We "che. diameter ls butt B, will
much PEI Piles delivered uch points the l. 3 dykes
9TH For furnishing ~ les, ofcn spike Spikes TO b.
Of them to be inch BY eighteen inches long Bl N DO 70
9Th Tor furnishing 1908 pounds Of iron bolts, and washers
bolts VARYING from to inch IN diameter ana non i !" II sr
r. For driving feet OF piles less, tho pile, 10 b'
bsny as nap indicated by the Engineer charge to be driven
feet the bottom 10 measuring The amount driven he a
length the pile viii be counted Bids will be received Tor 30 mn per
Sb Por Yard. less Of'tOns chip, refuse Of the
quarry Chips to be delivered such points on the L. ds' above
Engineer in charge Bids will be receive, much per cubic yard
dJiq. .5Sse Albany u y Is o lines, feel Of By T.
henoe u@osr b g n nike. connecting sdisees courses
be- not Sorc than 81 spsTt bo the plss By
line top the piles ts p.ces 10 isst apart to be Sie
tailed Alternating between snd second and tni
strongly anchored To the shore ~
ha,ed OF IL feet from the line 81
niles and strong driven the points Of Intersection The whole
er the ohe hafdyk recently built by the L. Engineers
". Y. Stat Commissioners
A he materials will be furnished by the I. g.
will b Tor foot 81 dyhe
be obtained Al this ONCE -hee n par
tcnlars will be gi'en .,..... n,
spar.. proposals. will received for each Of tho above classes
Tie successful bidders VIII 10 required
into contracts with the Z. g. With good and sufficient snees TOT 'ss
prompt proper nsnt the contract stamps Tor c'niS.' ~.
M shed by contractor BY order Of Bv MorGes Jonn Wv
leighsuj o.. -. It ~ A.
oyY,cy PtSSsrrvASiA RaILkeio CosrAsr,}
PHiLaDELPHiA, February 4, 1871 .
PROPOSALS will be received AT the ONCE oi
the P,nnsgvsna Railroad Company Philadelphia UNI w
d,v Of MAY 1901 inclusive (uh s,f.etoy proposal hoso
c,v,d and accepted prsvouV from responsible parties
tract with COMPANY for th. establishment OF direct Ans
aims between Philadelphia AMI Liverpool al, . ,,ni.A.s
p.'a. .aion y, Ff ~ EDMUND SMITH secr,tary.
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Gmuaemeris

PARKUM AND VAN AMBURGHs
- hEbHuM AND MRNAGEBIE COhBEAlOd
ryar ArrE Hs. n i F2Es iSS "a AZ '-9'' 10
STafz IS d - SEwISRE,
ETw LocAt scEwlty Asn FrPgc-s.
ihh HfAL OPPORTUNITY
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
e'-' ''l''''''' - TTtS,siIrIysrY TIP LAST wT2y
Og rHE ANIiaB VA GMaURGu COLLECTION
NJ e, syo sx o orr TR I Ssss2sP c GApg
Two ' 6waR7s GRcASsiAT Girl. No.
G0fDGS CUaNSGgs 5oLLECFi9S
GRAND lQU4RiA, HISTORICAL RKLlo3 All
OVER ~ UD OTHER CiAlOSlIIES
Aiaivou % CERT, ;5iiirsr 1sier 10 Is N.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
,,-.' r,rnSGS EsGusn OPERA CoMr,SY -.
THIS EvENiNG sp-ior - tse greatly '-es' production -
Crow Crow D D!sHSSD.
'A''i Ill., - gYiIE PPAxHs ArnOLD
his CROLlNs RlCHsGS
ani sr cost Taro2 een ,monnte w D appropriate scenery
All Fogesi ems Das,l s.lD XrEEi,LI @. e u Par
f"'OA'' re n5irRa'AS GlRi'
GEASD o'ERATIc NAT'-sEE % SATURDAY -
A CADEMN OF MUSIC
w. o '' THl9 S5 iD sEg:' IsS5r AP'l
vii ,Pr'u IL IN, rsle o. ,,-
drro:.us ,.i.i sincere sr-a,,,,, b.. ;.r,.c-. for
OF TuB ARTISTS AID F~PrOYF' ,.,.
''' "''' '''''s' WINTER G1RDaS TnEATAR-
Mr. J. n. GOTTHOLD The Ghost
Mr Ieanruei AMMAN ne hius
at pNse.'.'''.'' -''''''' ,,,t,
Mi.. lila venom The Omen
Nme 0p1ea
Seat. m,5 b. ,e.ar.i ct H. A-,isiu- Box 0Hr.
Aia..iou-csss f. Re- ,ri seats. 81 cents extra FAMILY
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Eettures aro Alsetln9s

ECTURE by Dr. T.. II. CHAPLIN THIS
FTlu-slsg, FvENING oclock 2el Metios' Ciur-s
1 near Four,-entbs RcSgJo cents Suaset The
Rol. Of llosor'
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HARTZ TEMPLE of MYSTERY, sO6 Bway.
TgeL.t. ah Reserved seats, 81 For sale Al the Hall
- ''' LAST Wick BUT TWO.
Two Hundred Eleventh Immense "nsanoh o'ea "
IN. WONDROUS HEAD, .,
Or THE ORACLE OF THE NISErEEN ync rm,s.ctgs
and Ill IisIONs EyERY EVENING AT SATURDAY. Al
Chickerng Piano /. used AZ these seances 1870,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NIGHT Children hall price,
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mo ARCHITECTS.-Th undersigned Com
o. the State OF Iowa h-ehy on, PehaA
81 Five Hundred Dollars for the best PLAZA ar,onpai So,
of building buildings o t iowa oss
n.fon for the education 81 the Deaf a3t Dnnb 70 s er-o
Of O. SccOImsiste not ICES
than hanared pupils the pa to oeade SI ny
Ma. Jaas next Address anassnsi Cornell Ba1. losA
&vAsA' - '1-- ~~ THOS. OEfICkR,
&. BALDWIN.
X. HONN.
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Cost ano fonno

V,WENTY-FI DOLLARS REWARD-Lost
or stolen the LIST inst Faeen bills drawn 81 me Amefsaa
Board OF Foreign Missions farng Brother. W.
bills being without
~
l. g. WARD. No % Boston or No % "alsl ss"-
York
lost or MISLAID-Ten COUPONS OF the
~ 81 Lou Jacksonville and Chicago Railroad M "a r.
waei By leaving with Messrs NJ X JlsCP Co.. NO ~
wy VI '''"-s ~ EDWIN T PRALL Paterson. ~ j.
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90 nbom It man Concern.

NN and FULTON SITS. PROPERTY OWN
"A FRS pot properv taken Tor the q H,roas,
he- pr,r'soa widen sIi streets are a'ie % cal the
or- o. AYERS sign outsrslc- aclrs tl"
OWNERS OF PROPERTY BELOW FOUR
~ TERNTHST-Arr you awrs that tie PROPOSED NSiOh
Railroad % D. done co % Y9i
THREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARSf
consider tho slrr VII ~ belt
Powers Nos L. and 10 PaE-rOW WEDNESDAY nsr.
= q O'Clock p M.
fitrsr Il IN ID
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bshy gveu tbs, Of Commissoa acting un s1s
authority Secretary the rcasgrr wall met N ne CIV o. Nss
Of steamer No ? Pine "a ibs
gth d for the Of examining sua ar merits
Of hsAypg character nay be brought ores
will embrace boilers OF steam engines snin
crors safety va, water gauges steering apparatus
leiosis With detachng apparatus, Ac, Ac .,--
Inventors appear person before the COMMISSION o ,h
OF explaining their nyenou bat no expenses VII Pc Wy
circumstances BY onies OF H. siC,t y. Lly S,,..
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n1eaoina CARDS. &r.

At WIN. EVERDELL. SONS, No: I04 Full,
N u,sL-wgDDlEG CARDS and fisk stAI'osAA' '-'"'
Lshsi ulsl
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To

When a female is afflicted with disease, as weak
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HoT PLAcE.-When the bridge was burn
ed on the Peoria and Warsaw Railroad over
Panther Greek car loads of highwines, lard,
hogs and coal were preoipitated into one
immense pile and on the top of all came the
engine. This ignited the heap, and such q
fire was got up as is not often seen. The
heat was so intense that it was impossible to
approach it and car wheels were melted as il
they were lead, and wrought iron eoiled up
like wire. Beforetk fire had got well going,
several barrels of freight were rescued from
the flames, but they were gohbled up by some
body that rather seemed to like their contents
and could not restrain their disposition for
plumber, but the>most of the train was con-
sumed in q fire hat can hardly be surpassed
when the elements shall meet with fervent
heat. "@[Peoria Democrat.
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Dec. "a, ~'66-Y2n19tf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-03-23
POETRY.
WORTH, 0 BLISS.
NJ rrSLrr

ny FINLEY JOHNSON
Let Us not from q ragged coat
With indignation start
Tor Of beneath it there Is hid
A true and noble heart;
And though the coat sOme may condemn.
Yet the true sons Of earth
Win pass his garments by, and love
The mans high, honest worth
Yet sad It is, within our days,
(Refute ii, they who eanD
That clothing, cut in richest style,
Not merit, makes the man.
This should not be-for all who dwell
Upon this earthly sod,
Though high or low, though rich or poor,
Are equals, to our God.
But, oh, that time is Fastening on,
And may it not be far,
When true and honest merit shall
Reign as the evening star;
When man shall be most highly priEcd
For honor all alone,
Though palace grand, or humble cot
Should be his earthly homo.