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READING RAIL ROAD. 'ai q
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
November 25th. 1857.

GKEAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE Nonru
amu Noi,n west ior Philadelphia, New Yoyk. RcaJ.
shg. rottsvhIe, ramagua Ashland Lebonnn aii"n
&c. &c. .....E r '"''"''e'' oou"'oia'
TRIMS leave Harrisburg for New York. A. fo,,ow.
~ 3W ~ ana 10 n and 205 and rs m cnnner,.
Inswnh similar Trains Oh the Pennsyiyan,n Rail
I1aa anu arriving a. View York at 10 and 10 Is and
n.;r, ,ha = ~ w. ~ y y. Sleeping Cars aecompa.
change. "' A'a'ns "'hou'
leave Harrisburg for Reading, po,,,vu,e. r.m,.
qua' Mineisviiie, Ashland, Pine Grove. hIlentown
s,onnin. y. gh at ia and eos and 10 ~,
ne ~ making connections for PhIadeIobin md
Columoia only. For P0ttsville, SchuvIkiIi n ,v"n
ana Auoura via Schnyikiil and sssauehauna Rail
roGd leave Harriaburg at 3 55Ps ,'"'
Returning Leave New York ai q m " 10 n ,n.,
Sguand mP Nj Phlladeiphia al ? IS A and 2 20 p N
way fasrenger rain leaves PbiIadeIphia AT : 70 .
~ !e'urn'ns from Reading at 30 M stoDpinr nj Mi
s.s .and y ~ rousvle ~ . % AM and 245PM; Ash.
~ An and 0O and 8 IS r. NJ, -
leave rottsviie for Harrisburg via schuyikil and
Susqnehanna Railroad al Z 10 A n. and 10 90 noon
seaains accommodation Train: Leaves Reading
at1aOA returning from PhiladeIphia at 4 UD , N.
Potisiown Accommodation Train Leaves P%,s.
S % IN. "aue'Pu'" ~
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading n, on
n, M, anu n for Ephrata. Litiz, Lancaster,
On Sundays: Leave New YorA at g 90 p NJ. Ph,,,.
oc'pna . w VI. and 3 Is P ", the on A H. train
running only to Reading (; Potsviiie 8 ~ AM, fnr
riaourg 20 a NJ. 4 10 and o rs NJ and Reao,nr n,
90 and IS A " for Harrisburg and \ u6 A NJ snH
delphia. - w. 'o' A"'a'
Commutaiion. Mile, ge, Season, School and Excuy
SION Iickets to and ON all points at reduced rates
checked 'h'oush Uo pounds allowed each
passenger. q. A. NiCOLLs.
sa..# I. .- f.u. General Superintendent
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% .uifurp . fF- A.I '.H' ra.
To Destroy the Cat Worm.

~ DSSsA W sAAS SSAS " VI .s.s ..H
The Practical Farmer says an excellent
plan to keep off the cut worm from corn, is
to drop about tablespoonful Of coarse salt
on the top Of the hill soon after planting.
This is carried down by the rains, and acts
as a fertelzer, besides killing the cut worm.
Salt is peculiarly obnoxious to this class
Of insects, aud perhaps allclasses. Instead
of putting the salt on the hill, some far
mers spread about eight bushels to the acre
broadcast, upon their corn fields after plow-
ing in and before narrowing. This is very
profitable application. Farmers should bear
these facts in mind when they plant corn in
hc,coming spring. gttt qgr4s arA Ty,
gTAN-BARK FOR PEACH TREES. An Au,
gusta Farmer of Of eight years experience,
says tina. if spent an.Jarh from lanyard,
be placed around peach trees that are free
from worms at the time, will be perfectly
protected thereby for years afterwards. He
recommends it to be freely applied to all
fruit trees. Those having good Peaches,
should rid their trees of the worm, and ap-
ply one bushol or more to each tree. - JaI
ley Ergiai,m. a''' "l asi .pe'.gs'
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A Thrifty farmer, who believes in making
old things last these times, says: "There
is one thing that nearly everybody knows
aud hardly anybody attends to, that is to
sprinkle Stacked lime on their roofs once a
year, either in fall or spring If the shin
giles are covered ever so thick with moss,
the lime soon clears it off, leaving the roof
clear and white, and good for dozen years
longer. 1t ought to be put OH pretty thick,
and a rainy day is best for the work.
Strong wood ashes will answer almost as
well to keep old roofs in repair, but they
will not look as nice. To make new shin
giles last three or four times the usual, peri
cd they need only to be soaked few days
in tank half full Of thick lime water,
which must bc stirred up well before the
shingles are put in.-s yl ss'r"sa
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OFFICERS OF COLUMBIA co.

OFFICERS OF COLUMBIA CO.
President Judgo-IIon. William Elwcll.
Associate Judges Esm b.,.l p%sFr'u e 'uo,h.;n hh;n1o
Prothy and OK Of Courts-.-Jesse Coleman.
Register and Rccorlcr--John g. Freeze. q !
Commissioner %Snssonssy s%Sa% :; ssySSsi Ssie. 1u1
Sheriff -Mordecai Millard. -, +. -... ~ y
Treasurer--Jacob Yohe. -r,
i. b Rupert, ,,s, s-..t.,.o
Auditors John p. Harmon.
-, Jacob Harris. ! ,g 80. "a.
Commissioners Clcrk-Wm. Krickbaum.
Commissioners Attorney-E. II. Little.
Mercantile Appraiser-W. II. Jacobya "..
County Surveyor-Isaac A. Dewitt. p at3.
District Attroney-Milton NJ. Traugh. ~
Coroner--William j. Ikeler. - ,i
County Superintendent -Chas. G. Barkley,
Assessors Internal Revenue-R. f. Clark.
Daniel McHenry.
Collector-Benjamin i. Hartman. ., i
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TIE BEST TOMATO FOR CULTIVATION.
After trying number Of new kinds recently
introduced to public notice, have about
come to the conclusion that none Of them
are superior to the old Fejec, Or pink vari-
city. If it were few weeks earlier, its uni
form large size and excellent quality would
leave but little to be desired in the tomato
line and this possibility might be attained
by cultivation, taking pains to save seed
every year only from the very earliest spcci-
mems. On the contrary, however, this is
rarely done, as everybody is desirous Of en-
joying the ripe fruit as early as possible, far
superior, as it certainly is, to that most
carefully prepared in cans, though this last,
Of course, is better all winter than no tcma-
toes at all. Notwithstanding the Eureka,
Early prolifcs, ETC., which We hear cracked
up every year as something new, if no bet
ter than what we already have, it seems TO
me that if we confne ourselves to the Fejec
for size and quality, aud concentrate our
efforts on getting it as much earlier than it
now is as we possibly can, that all that can
fairly be expected in the tomato line will be
realized. If any Of your readers have any
thing better in the way of this excellent
standard vegetable, they will be doing the
public great bepeGt by making it known.
Farmers Aacerttscr.
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lElp SHEEP p,IS N THE oReHARp.-A oRsePHn prominent
orchardist informs the Prairie Farmer that
in ono Of bis orchards whero sheep run dur
ing tho season, the apple crop was almost
entirely unaffected by the eodling moth.
Next season his entire orchard will bo pas
turcd with sheep This an item worth re-
membering.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Experiments with Potatoes.


Having been requested by several Of my
ends and ncighbors to publish in your cx.
llont journal list Of the special manurcs
which I use in the cultivation Of potatoes, I
chccrfully comply with their wishes H.
I use as q top dressing for potatoes, o
mixture Of flty-six pounds Of sulphate Of
soda, iifty.six pounds Of sulphate Of mag
ncsia and lifty-six pounds Of salt per acre,
sown broadside US soon as the sets are plant
cd. My potatoes SO grown havo been abun'
dant in quantity and excellent quality, and
have almost entirely escaped tho potato dis.
case. ,r... r.- Ea. snar sut
have also found muriate Of potash an
excellent manure for potatoes, sown in the
drill at the rate Of two hundred pounds per
acre. speak Of these as top dressing;
the best manure to plow in before planting,
is well rotted stable dung. The following
manure will be found to produce good crops
Of potatoes: Salt, two hundred pounds,
muriate Of potash, muriate Of ammonia
and phosphate of lime, one hundred pounds
each spread evenly over the surface and
plowcd in. This manure has the property
of producing stout good haulm, and the
plants retain their foliage longer than when
stable manure is employed. With this
mixture alone, potatoes have been grown at
the rate Of three hundred bushels per acre.
Cor. Of Farm and FIeside:
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DIR. ]. G.. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS,
AMI SOLD ~ et
Ayer'Sy yAgue Cure.

FoR ruE srEsDy AND CERTAIN CURE or ISrs UNITE
FEVER, OR CrI Is AND FEVER, REMiTTEsr FrvS
Chill FfvER, DUMB AGUE. PERiODiCAL DEApAcnE
IiLIuus HEADACHE, AND RILIoUs FEvgRs'; MpSsD, o.
THE WHOLE CLASS oF DIssAsrs ORIGINATING IN BiLiAs
DER RA>GEMtST, CAUSED ny THE MALARIA or MtAsaATIo
CouSTptRs.
This remedy has rarely failed 10 curethe scverest
cases Of Chs and Fever, and IL has this great ad.
vantage over other Ague medicines, that u suhducs
the compliant without injury 10 the patient itton.
tains no quinne or other de- kteEiOus substance nor
does il produc, quinism any injurious effect, what
ever. Shaking brothers Of the army Of the wcsttfy
II and you will endorse thrse asrt.ons.
Prepared by DR.. J. g. AVER & Co, Lowell Mass.
and sold by all Druggists and dcalersiH medicine
very Wherc 49,. ..' ....
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN Z :
SEN ING MACHINES
Empire ShlltlleII Ma chine |!

TABLESPOONS, $50 Broadway, N. Y, 10
] Poe 80 Washington stceet, Boston, th' '
02l Che, nut Street, Philadelphia, ''i POP.
t,-. PATENTED FEB. IA. 1860. .., ....
THIS MACHINE II constructed on entirely new
and valuable improvements. having been examined
BY the most profound experts, and pronounced 20
be % r,1'l ...L - III .. ri. 80.
Simplicity and erfection DomJined. ai.
Il has a straight needle, perpendicular sciion,
makes the LOCK or sHl TILE STITCH. which will
neither R(P Acr RAVEL. and ID alike on both sides
material from Leather TO she fine st Nansook muslin
with cotton linen, or silk thread from the coarsest
10 the finast number. Having neither CAM or COG
WHEEL. and the least possible friction, II runs a.
smooth as glass and lis 'f
Emphaticaiy Noiseless Machine. (,
II requires FIFTY PER CENT. lsss power 10 drive
u ihun uny other machine In the market. A xirI
twelve years of age can work It steadily, without
Its Strength and wonderful Simplicity ofConstruc.
ton renders ~ almost impossible 10 get out Of order
and Is isGuARANrEED by the company 10 give en-.
tire sati sfattion %. : -. =
We respectfully invite all those who may desire TO
supply themselves with superinr article. to come
aud examine this UNRIVALLED MACHINE
One half hours instruction is sufficient 10 ennble
any person to work this machine TO their entire sat.
isfnciion. 'F 'A'H 7'i .'sI'I -
Agents wanted for all towns IN the United States
where agencies are not already established Also,
Tor Cuba. Mexico. Central and South America, TO
whom liberal discount will be given. N. -
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE MF'G CO..
- S,,i,,-,....sg 49,, 536 Broadway, NY,
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CATHARTIC PILLS

OPERATE BY their powerml innuence on the
" internal viscera to purify the blood and stmu-
obszuctions Of the stomach, bowels liver and Other
organs OF the body, and, BY restoring their irregular
action 10 health, correct, wherever they exist such
arrangements as are the hr:t causes o. diseass:
An extensive trial Of their virtues, BY Professors.
Physicians, and Patients, has shown cures OF dan.
gerous diseases almost beyond belief, we're they not
Substantiated BY persons o. such exalted position
and character Is to forbid the suspicion OF
Their certificates are published m my Amencan ~
Almanac, which the Agents oeiow named ne
pleased to furnish free to all inquirfng.. =.
Annexed we give Direcfio,n for Their use IN shs
complaints which they have bean found 70 cure.
For CO6TIvsNRss. lake one or TWO rilisi Ok
such quantity as to gently move the oowels. Cos,
gveness Is frequently the aggfayaung cause OF
PILES, and the cure Of one complaint 70 the cure
Of both. No person can feel we'll while under
costive habit Of body. Hence II shoaid DC,
can be, promptly relieved.
FoR DYsfsrsIA, which b sonetimss the causy
Of Cossirs,,ess, and always uncomfortable take .Ma
and liver into healthy action. They will do It, and
the heartburn bodvbiu,, and soUlbty1l Of dyspepsia
will rapidly disappear, When II has gone, don't
forget what cured you. u -.
For Foul STOMACH, or Morbid Inaction Of the
Bopsls, which produces general depression oil the
spirits and bad health take from four to eight Pills
at first, and smaller doses afterwards, until activity
and strength Is restored to the system.
FoR NRRyousNEss, Sick HEADACHE, NAUSEA,
Pam IN the Stomach, Back or Side, take from four
TO eight pills on going to bed II they do not oper
ate sufficiently, take more the next day until they
do. These complaints will be swept out from the
system. Don't wear these and their kindred dis
orders because your stomach is foul.
For ScRoPuLA, ERYsIPELAs, and all Disedsss
Me Skin, take the Pills freely and frequently, to
keep the bowels open. The eruptions will gener-
ally soon begin to diminish and disappear. Many
dreadful ulcers and sores have been healed up BY
the purging and purifying effect Of these Pills, and
some disgusting diseases which seemed to saturate
the whole system have completely yielded to their
influence, leaving. the sufferer in perfect health.
Patients your duty to society forbids that you
should parade yourself around the world covered
with pimpes blotchcs, ulcers sores, and all or any
Of the unclean diseases Of the skin, because your
system wants cleansing.
To PURIFY THE BLooD, they are the best medi.
cine ever discovered. They should DO taken freely
| and frequently and the impurities which SOW ths
seeds ofincurable diseases will be swept out Of the
system like chaf before the wind. By this property
they do as much good in preventing sickness as by
the remarkable cures which they are making every
where. ...| .,.I.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20

aud all whe have tried it, to be the best application
ever used. This En,brocaiion has been put up for
over eight years, rnd II Is only through the
demand and urgent request Of my friends and the
agent for the various disea.es to winch that noble
aud useful animal. the horse Is snbject. rs.tf 7..
NuDy remedies have been offered 10 the public
under different forms, some Of these are Injurious,
others at best Of little use, aud many wholly i'm.
proper To answer the purposes for which they are
recommended. ... : : -...H.r 0H =. =. ,.
A judicious and really useful compo sition, free
irem those objections, has heretofore long been de.
sired by many gentlemen who have .. pm
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Scenes and Incidents in 4 ,area, Rebellion.

.
Scenes and Incidents in 4 Great Rebellion. ;
Comprising Narratives ofPersonai adventure, Thrill.
4 ling Incidents. Daring Exploits, Heroic Deeds,
Wonderful Escapes, Life in the Camp, Field
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Scouts together with the Snnss ana ''
Ballads Anecd Oies and Humorous
Incidents of the War; u
sPLENDIDLy ILLUSTRATED WITH OVER 100 FINE
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The Valiant aud Brave Hearted, the Picturesque
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A Word or Caution.

INHRoUGH the process Vt Kiln drying. large
l. quantities. Of Corn, in m or .ess III ~
.a.d C nditinn-being mixed wi b portion of
Yves srn MIXERS 10 the nsnui aclnre OF Kiln dried
orn Meal. q "a -
As too much attention cannot be given to tn.
gu Ii y o. the food which We eat and b ~ being
a. Necessity for US NJ Kiln dried Meal. b re 10
ell mills are Easy OF access, the undersi sneu
W uld direct the attention of de 4iers and cousu.
ser, to the IA thu, HIS Young .mesc. is''
. In constant ops atm and c. mp tent 70 supll y
all demands made u, on them NO Kiln drieu
g. an is made use of AID every attention is given
in Botei and Unboi,ed Meal. = fair tris, OF which
must Civ. it proceed nee over all impor, atoms.
m1r5 JOSHUA BEAL
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Genet Burners.

lust acknowledgements supply Of those use-
81 full and economical Brrners with Convex
oval Chimnays TO fit. Toe r.h ctivs gu .,ities are
such that with the Convex oval Ghimnev YOU
Obtain fully nne-haf more light than With the
Ordinary rouni one. It's shape is such that The
sires exposed to the fl me- ren,ove ed much
farther from l. than In the a ual sha 20, thus
preventing tie danger of breskags.
-ALso--
CONVEX OVAL CHiHEEYS to ct the ordi-
nary u, IL ., Burner.
u" give these Cnimneys q TRIAL, or see them
il W ration, and you will be ~ Que convinced
that tiny sureri,, to airy hing ever offered
n thu Chimney lie For sale at
mars BEAL'S BD0K V klETY STORE,
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Why Not DO 1T

0GAL consumers of Corn Meal-and that
~ comprises quite every family in the place
cuu do themselves a service ard Civ material
aid to HON industry If they wsuId hut persist
10 demanding OF thsir grocers that which is MAJ !.
u'actured on ths spot
F,rmyself, vii. guarantee the product Of my
mills unsurpassed by that pro juced an, Of her
mills in the country. When the cost to you is
no more than what you are required to pay for
the other, may not reasonably ask a preference.
ap.2S JOSHUA BEAL
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MILLERS AND IA RIM Frs
TAKE NOTICE.

HAVE on consignment very superior CORN
i MIL, with the Freacn SUR Mil Stones. II
mas boon In use but for hort time, hut is in
complete running order, together with SO Get Of
sTch Ildia Rubber Betting. Il will be sold at a
bargain. ~ % 5@
I have also in store an assortment Of the
STEEL CORN MILLS" so very convenient for
amy USE and few OF the very best CORN
SHELTERS fzas ttSa1 sl5
DOORS, BLINpS ana sASHEs, of all sizes, al.
ways on hand or promptly mad 10 rider
WINDOW GLASS Of all sizes furnished or cut
80 order, at the Hardware Store on b I'd st Get.
nov23 ff jan q NeVzY
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Just ReceiCCN,

4 SUPPLY IF PEARL BUTTsNa-a Finished
n article - for Ladies' Dresses and Gent, m-n 8
oats, fasts aud Shirts. Also q d 10 lot nf sie
man, Fr-nch and Eng b sILk M TITS, h. 81 es
amount Of FANS, inc uding the celebrated
MAGIC FAM
we give especial attention to TRIM
Is. We wilt add that We have received an
assorted variety O TACKHEAD BLTrUSs
mayl2 Il FkNDLER, rtir' street.
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should Sc fostersd aud encouraged by
. liberal and just policy.
IL. This convention declares it's
sympathy with all oppressed people
who are struga ling for their rights
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HARDWARE, ETC.Y
Window Sashes, Venetian shutters
and Panel Doors.

HAVE RECEIVED and In store, are as.
Il s0rtn1ent Of Widow rsshes with Blinds o
uit. Of the following sizes, VIZ: ltxia, Hxl4,
i0xl6 and iOx 6 Inches Panel noOrs, SKI teet
inches ana 3xS feet. made 10 tho 0est manner
and Of seasoned Lumber. for sale low.
junei 81! qf s.i Jam 10 McvAY 4
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CRACKERS.

roHaTMERs In want OF a splsndid Cream or
~ Soda Cracker can be supplied in quantities.
TO suit st the store Of
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r,RS. CASH u-c hssers 4 Corn can fsd bar.
~ gain st wy ssor-. iuas7I JOSHUA eEAL
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TO BUILDERS.

r AM PREPARED 10 fill o DER at short notice
l. for Drss,sd fto"ring aud cling, Pshnel
.,oors. Sashes s.d Blinds OF Nil sizes snd quail
lies, al lowest market rates. esq E2
msr5 at s, JAMES McVAY.
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HOES.

DrANTERa can secure first class style and
l. quaity Of Hoes at the store of
% IRA 4F548# JOSHUA REAL
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CHOICE WHITE COAL OIL.
III nAkRkis pure v hits NON .xp,c i've Coal
III OIL now in warehouse ana for sale low by
may26 JOSHUA BEAL
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PAINTERS. TAKE NOTICE
BUILDERS TAKE NOTICE,
BUILDERS, HARDWARE.

A full stock on hand. and 10 y, rive direct
( 4 from sbs ma uActoriss ut the Gazette anG
Comet ,fice Building, third street.
declS .ts 80 JAMES McVAY
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CAROLINA CLAY PEAS.
IT NOW HAVE In store the purest and hand
i soonest lot Of Carolina Clay Peas that can be
found in the villags-cAl and Sc them
apr28 JOSHUA PbAL
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MEAL, NEAL, MEAL.
DL saTERS AND DEALERs can Or cur frst.
J. class \ tied or o. bnlt4d Meal in any de-
sired quantity at The store and mills of
april JOSHUA BEAL.
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LIME.

% BARRELS beg gu lily Of Rock Island,
- nov 10 sto Q and tor sale by
april s@fT+ JOSHUA RFAL
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MILL FEED.

A GOOD lot Of NH Fs~d now on baud. Call
"A soon while you can get it
april JOSHUA BEAL
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ROBERT e. LEE.
TINE Robert Loe Flour il mar ufxotured by
u George r Plant q Co., Of st Louts. and Is
40 passed BY anv Flour made 10 Am-r,c..
Give it trial wheu you want something ezra
d-cl2 JOSHUA BEAL
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PLOWS.

r HAVE il store = full, sort ~
J. uent Of the " smoin-s Dedl,S &N
Barcley aud Tia ., OF MAysyiil q y - -
piows. which Offer Tor sale q, ~ v, .ea.s
prices. Gail ana ex mine my stock
febl5 --=--e.l=5 JAMES MCVAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-11

BUFLDE -, TAKE NOTICE!
( HAVE 10 store iUU barrels hichards' Csps
/ Lime, Cement Plaster of Paris and Hair 10
Quantities TO suit purchasers
uctI6 JAMES McVAY.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-11
GROCERIES, ETC.

Price of Corn Feed Reduced.
r AM NEW SELLING Wilt FEED at the re
l. daced r 10" Of Que TO lar and Twenty.fv.
Lents per hu ,drei pau DIS oa5
/, is mueh ci,. apsr than Whsa' Bran and o.
lilo ed e. be more vslusbs fer producing mi K
Ina JOSHUA BEAE.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-06-11
LUM Der.

-@#f LUMBER.
T HAVE In yard opposite the Theatre on Third
street, 5O, 800 fest OF o. Dice. saasobsd Lamber
ina OF Joi,s, 5cantling. Floori X, Wea Their
usardi x, and Inch pisnk. for sale ut greatly 10
ducsd rates ljuns2sl JAMES MoVAY