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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

For compensation and mileage of members of
the House of Representatives and delegates from
Territories, one million one hundred thousand
dollars.
For compensation of the officers clerks, messen-
gers, and Others receiving annual salary in the
service of the House of Representatives. viz.
sand three hundred and twenty dollars; chief clerk
and one assistant clerk, at two thousand five
hundred and nibety-two dollars each, five thou
sand one hundred and eighty four dollars; twelve
assistant clerks. Qnclnding the librarian at two
Thousand one hundred and sixty dollars each,
twenty-five Thousand nine hundred aud twenty
dollars; one chief messenger, and clerk TO the
Speaker. at hve dollars and seventy six cents per
day each, four thousand two hundred and four
dollars and eighty cents; for three messengers at
one tn Jusand four hundred and forty dollars each
four thOusa saud three hundred and twenty dollors;
one engineer, eighteen hundred dollars; three as
sistslt eEnineers at one thousand four hundred
aud forty dollars each, four thousand three hund-
red and twenty dollars; six hremen, at two dollars
aud forty cents each per day, fve thousand two
hundred aud hfty-siX dollars; for clerk TO Commit
tee of Ways and Means, two thousand five huu6 -
red and ninety two dollars: clerk to the Committee
on Appropriations, two thousand five hundred and
ninety-twO dollars; clerk to the Committee Pub
lie Lands, two thousand one hundred and sixty
dollars; clerk 20 Committee Claims, two thou
sand one hundred and sixty dollars; Sergeant at
arms. thousand five hundred and uinety-two dol
lars; cleIk TO the Sergeant-at-aTms two thousand
one hundred and sixty dollars messenger 10 the
Sergeant at arms one Thousand four hundred and
forty dollars; DOorkeeper, two thousand five
hundred and ninety-twO dollars: first assistant
dOoIkeeper. two thousand five hundred and nine
ty-dOll ars- Postmaster two thousand FIVE hundred
and ninety two dollars; first assistant postmaster
two thousand aud eighty eight dollars; FIVE mes
sengers. ct thousand seven hundred and
twenty-eight dollars each; two mail boys, at one
thousand and and eighty dollars each; chaplain of
the House nine hundred dollars; two stenograph-
ers, four thousand three hundred and eighty dol
lars each; superintendent Of folding-rOom, two
thousand one hundred and sixty dollars; superin-
teudent and assistant of the document ROOM At FIVE
dollars and savPufv-giw n.
Thousand two hundred and FIVE dollars aud eighty
cents; eleven messengers. five At eighteen hundred
dollars. and six al fourteen hundred aud forty
dollars; twelve messengers during the session, at
the rate OF fourteen hundred add forty dollars
per sDnum, six Thousand fee hundred aud twenty
dollars.
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gate OF the third session of the foTtieth Congress
aud one hundred copies OF the same for the h, Use
library, twenty five thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars, much thereof as may be u,ces.
ssry.
For paying the publishers of the Congressional
Globe and Appendix, according to the number Of
copies taken, one cent for every i've pages ex.
ceeding fifteen hundred, including the indexes and
.helaws OF the United States, nine thousand I'VE
hundred dollars.
To enable the Secretary of the Interior to pur
chase of Messrs. Little, Brown and Company two
thousand copies of the fourteenth vO'dme of the
United States Statues at LaIge. for distribution
agreeabiy To the acts of Congress directing the
distribution of the other volumes seven thousand
dollars
For folding documents, including materials,
fOrty-two thousand dollars.
For fuel and lights including plumbing, gas
fitting, repairs, and materials hiteen Thousand
dollars.
For furniture, repairs, and packing boxes, thirty
thousand dollars.
For horses and carriages for the transportation
of mails and for the use use of messengers, ten
thousand dollars.
For Iaborers, eight thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items. seventy thousand dol
lars.
For stationery and n e wspapers for two hundred
and fifty members and delegates, to the amount OF
oEe hundred and twenty five dollars each, thirty
one thousand two hundred aud hlty dollars
For twenty five pages a nd three temporary mail
boys. six thousand seven hundred and twenty
dollars.
For reporting and publishing proceedings in the
Daily Globe sixteen Thousand dollars.
For stationery fifteen thousand dollars Pr0Uided
That the Postmaster of the House shall account
to the Clerk of the House. at the end OF each
session of Congress for all stationery by him re-
ceived and distributed.
For the usual additional compensation to the
reporters of the House for the Congres sonal Globe
for reporting the proceedings OF the House Tor TIE
third session of the tOrtIeth Congress elgnt nGhd
red dollars each, four thousand eight hundred
dollars.
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LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.

For COMPENSATION Of the librarian, two thousand
five hundred and ninety-two dollars.
For three assistant Librarians, at two Thousand
one hnndi Ell a nd sixty dollars each, six thousand
four hundred and eighty dollars.
For two assistant Librarians. one At cne thousand
two hundred dollars, aud one at one thousand one
hundred and ffty-two dollars, two thousand three
hundred and fifty two dollars.
For one messenger, one thousand seven hundred
aud twenty-eight dollars.
For three labOrers, at eight hundred and slNi.-
four dollars each, two thousand five hundred sDd
uinety-two dollars
For three assistant librarians, at fourteen hund
red and forty dollars each, four Thousand three
hundred and twenty dollars
For contingent expenses of said library two
thousand dollars
For purchase of books for said library, eight
thousand dollars.
For purchase OF law books for said library. two
thousand dollars.
For purchase OF files of periodicals. and newspa
pers one thousand five hundred dollars.
For botanic gardeh, grading draining, proeur
ing manure, tools, fuel. and repairs, sud purchss-
ing trees aud shrubs, under the direction of the
Library Committee of Congress five thousand four
hundred dollars.
For pay of superintendeuts and assistants in
botanic garden and greenhouses, under the direc-
ton of the Library Committee of Congress, eleven
thousand two hundred and ninety-siN dollars.
For the expenses OF exchanging public d0cu-
meuts for the publication of foreign governments,
as provided by resolution approved March second,
eighteen hundred and siNty-seven, hlteen hundred
dollars
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In speaking of the Oregon fires, the
Oregon Herdtd of the 10th ult. says
"All yesterday ashes from the fiery for
ests to- windward were falling in this
city. and the smoke was so dense that
lamps we've used until ten o'clock in the
forenoon, and were relighted at four in
the afternoon. Everything looked
gloomy as death. The gas jets were
blue as a sulphur flame, and the sun,
when visible at all, seemed merely like
a red disc suspended in the heavens. +"
Another paper states that the smoke
hangs like pail all along the coast for
nine hume hundred miles, and reaches
inland nearly five hundred"
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CAPITOL POLICE.

For one captain two Thousand and eighty eight
dollars; two lieutenants. eighteen hundred
dollars each, thirty six hundred dollars: thirty
pnyates at hfeen hundred aud eighty four dollars
each, forty-seven thousand five hundred and
twenty dollars; twelve watchmeu, at one thousand
dollars each, twelve thousand dollars one superin-
tsndent in the crypt fourteen hundred aud forty
dollars; making in ALL seventy-Oue thousand seven
hundred and forty dollars; One-half to be
paid into the contingent fund of the Senate and
the other half into the contingent fund Of tie
House of Representatives: Pr01ided That after
the thirteth day Of June. eighteen hundred and
ty-niDe, members of the Capitol police shall
furnish at their own expense each bis ow n uniform
which shall be in exact conformity to that
required by regulations aud all provisions of law
requiring an appropriation for such uniforms are
hereby repealed.
For Contingent expenses of the Honse Of Raore-
sentaiives. viz.
For carriage. three Thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For clerks to committees and temporary clerks
CT the House of Representatives twenty-six thou
sand three hundred dollars
For twentY-fOur copies of the Congressional
Globe aud Appendix for each member and dele.
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PUBLIC PRINTING.

For COMPENSATION of the Congressional Printer,
and the clerks aud and messengers in his Office,
twelve thousand five hundred and fourteen dollars:
PrOpfded That the salary of the foreman OF bind
ing IN the Government Printing once snail mere
after be eighteen hundred dollars per anuum-
For contingent expenses of his Office VIZ: FOR
stationery postage advertising furniture travel
ing expenses. horses and wagons, and 1nisceia-
neous items fifteen hundred dollars.
For the public printing, three hundred and
ninety nine thousand four hundred and twenty
two dollars and forty seven cents.
For paper for the public printing, four hundred
Thousand dollars.
For the public binding, three hundred and SIX
teen Thousand two hundred aud twenty dollars and
thirty-two cents.
For lithographing and engraving for the Senate
aud House of Representatives. eighty -hye thou
sand dollars Pr0Uired, That the female employ ees
in the Government Printing office shall pe entitled
10 twenty per centum additional upon their present
pay ani the necessary amount i hereby apprO-
priated TO pay the same.
The Montana post., 1868-10-09

A dispatch dated at Victoria, V. l..
September 18th, says: Considerable ex-
citement exists here on account of the
discovery of gold on the banks of Wolf
Creek, twenty miles distant from this
city and three from Leech River. Two
men arrived in town on Saturday with
S97 In coarse gold, which they had
taken out in one week. The lagest piece
is valued at $27, and is said to be supe-
rior in quality TO that of Cariboo. Owing
to the scarcity of water. very little work
can be done at present, but it is expected
that as soon as water can be obtained,
good paying diggings will be found.
The Montana post., 1868-10-09

Spades & Co. to whom were awarded
the contract for carrying the overland
mail between the termini of the rail-
roads, finding that Wells, Fargo & Co,
would not buy them out, have thrown
up the contract, and Wells, Fargo &
Co. will carry the mails as heretofore.
The storeship Onward is to be fitted out
at Mare Island, to take the place of the
Fredonia, wrecked by the earthquake.
The Montana post., 1868-10-09

Several days ago some unknown per-
sons succeeded in cutting a number of
mail sacks loose from the coach. This
side of Fort b ridger. The sacks were
finally recovered with portion of the
mail, bat the robbers have not yet been
apprehended. IL is said that there is an
organized gang of thieves, committing
their depredations between Bear and
Green Rivers, and that small parties
travelling through that country are La
bic tn have their stock stolen, as well
as other property, if they are not strong
enough to defend themselves.-Sait
Lake Reporter.
The Montana post., 1868-10-09

MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR.-This
great exhibition of the resources OF Cali
iiornia. closed at San Francisco ON the
12th ult. 1t was open Ihirty-one days,
Sundays not included, and was visited
by between 100000 and 300, 900 persons.
The receipts exceeded the expenditures
by about 100000.
The Montana post., 1868-10-09
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED BY THE
EOrtieth Congress.
OFFICIAL.
PUBLIc-No.6 69.)

AN ACT making appropriations for the legislative
executive, and judicial expenses of the govern
ment for the year ending the thirtieth of June
eighteeu hundred and sixty-nine
Be it enacted by the s eRate aud House Of Repre-
seltarfUes Of the United States Of america iu Con-
gress assembled That the following sums be- and
the same are hereby, appropriated out of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
for the objects hereinafter pressed for the fiscal
wear ending the thrtieth of June, eighteen hund.
red and sqty- y-nine, namely:
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the public that the
"POST PUBLISHING co...
will not hold itself responsible for any bills in this
Territory, unless they are contracted by order Of
ALEX. h BBATTIE, or myself
GEO. NJ. PlSNEY,
MANAGER !
MONTANA Posi- PUBLISHING COMPANY
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

For salaries Of five iudg ges Of the Court Of
Claims, the solicitor, assistant solicitor. deputy
sol. .citor chief clerk and assistant clerk, bailh,
aud messenger thereof, thirty-seyen thousand
thIee hundred dollars.
ITO be continually
The Montana post., 1868-10-09

The trip from New York to San Fran
cisco is now made overland in ten days.
The Montana post., 1868-10-09

.r.fSssss sSs.ee. G. - tr.N
as 81, 2: -,
vs. J
REPORTED FOR THE POST
south American Adyices.
The Condition OF Spain.
Riot at Portsmouth, n. III.
New Steamship Line.
Army officers To be discharged.
Peace or War i'm Europe.
Peace Congress Programme.
Political Notes.
Foreign and miscellaneous.
soldiers Convention at PhiIa-
deIphia.
Peace i'm South America.
Collector for Montana
Frauds i'm Philadelphia.
Spain seeks a Monarch
Lake Disaster.
Southern Politics.
Miscellaneous.
Complete success OF the Span
ish Revolution.
The Episcopal Convention.
Soldiers and Sailors COnVen-
ton i'm philadelphia.
The Public Debt.
Important Postal Arrange
mcutS.
Foreign and miscellaneous.
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REPORTED FOR THE POST
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New Steamship Line.
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Army officers To be discharged.
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Territorial News.

Foreign and miscellaneous.
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Soldiers Convention at PhiIa-
deIphia.
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South American Adyices.
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Political Notes.
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The Condition of Spain.
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Riot at Portsmouth, n. III.
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Peace or War i'm Europe.
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Foreign and miscellaneous
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The Public Debt.
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Peace Congress Programme
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Soldiers and sailors COnVen-
tiOn i'm Philadelphia.
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Rernaieing on hand in the Office Of Wells, Fargo
| & Co, Helena, October lst, lStS.
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Important Postal Arrange
menfS.
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Peace I'm South America.
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LIST OF LETTERS

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MAGNINISTS.
ETILLIAM S. MOORE,

XXTILhIAM S. NUOhE, I.."t
MACHINIS T, ~.
Corner ROYAL 81 Wilkes st. & No. %, Union ST.,
~ - - ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA,
= Is prepared to execute orders for ST "a IN
ENGINES, MILL GEARING, ORN AMENT-
AL RAILING, and MACHINE |WOkh OF
every description. l1..''t d. 49,
@SC CASTINGS made at short notice, and on
reasonable terms jan 1-tf
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M0NAHY. MVNMEN G>fjUL2f i

.IERRb1BSiiiHo s4dlaa, ;zIh ses y ,heyiIe 2
patsh pu6s a1eioftte snostt ible 1 S.o' -
i5 56 Ii aid fa sSs ccarrtsdt e e. sl'e -;
ihseso d coaatyE The hal says 'ne ~
paERi fkes tallipF5S was t2' J" dr'l
ia4he,Ies s belly deep horse; some *
exatnjaed,2 were az large rs musketbal!s.2 tie
belt was q .out .wo miles vide not Known
What 1,i,. distance III extended Wes.Wardy 1t
rasaab,sa soutif has far JeGersonvilk3 i'm Taza
we'll iGrea9 damage, was nonc In the the comfy
81 fhe5 rain n.G The mail isIepnltcd crotch Uu p
ia s.;ae houses on q ,fta cam West 81 the Court
House, on5the Sand waters; not.iar slroht Nj:
James sEreeh,an.s, a water spout teit; a. Citizen
living in the favine below tho spout, toss has
wife and child in q most shocking manner.
She saw the terribles tide rushing upon, her
house; she threw the children upon bed, ran
after o small boy outside, and as she entered
the upper door. q large tree struck the
woman with great force, carrying her land
the child away with the logs and trees. here
being two houses, one giving way, turned the
current of2water, which saved the other house,
and the other children, after moving the house
some two feet. The woman's body was found
one mile below her house, severed in twain;
The child was: a perfect Jelly. 1t was found
bsallf mile below the house. Great damage was
done to the. gardens, crops, DC The woods
look like mid winter. :eT5.g. has. - SAY a2t
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BOOKS d. STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES, REVIEWS
~ (American and Foreign,)

IN (American and Foreign,) t.:
At FKENCH'S, No 95. King street. J.
Marietta" novel, by 7. A. Trollopo, all
thor of "Gemma," Lindisfsrn Chase" etc. |
vol, 12mo., cloth. Sl.75. -.s !
Doubly False, by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens. l
vol, 12mo., cloth. S1.75. --t. =. z,-,-.-y =
Daisy, fresh supply. by the author of
Wide, Wide World" Qucechy, etc. | vol,
12mo, cloth. Sl.75. ....---....-, -.--,----, =
New Globe Edition, Bunyan's Pilgrim Pro
gress, with 8splendid steel engravings. Price
Sl.50 ,. -.--.., ~ II. - =. ..--. +.
Burns Poems, Family Edition. with copous
marginal explanations Of the Scotch words. 8
engravngs on steel. globe edition. $3.50. t..
Burns Poems Diamond Edition. 81.
Sandford s. Merton, Globe Edition. six coler-
ed engravings on steel. $l.50. 80 81.
Appleton's Railway Guide for July. IT,. -.
Old Guard for July. 800 '.-.-~- .-..-..'
RoutIcdgc's Magazine for Boys, English
copy. w. w. t '... 49,. - 80. .. ~
Broadway FOR July. -. :. --.
London Illustrated News, weekly. . ." D..
: Daily something now. -, ..,, -. L.
je "A 49,, - =. ~ --' '-- q. E.. FRENCH.
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-sTOyEs, TTNWARE, &c.
NTOTICE TO ALf1WROM IT MAY CON
III .-5n-. GER NJ

NTOTICE TO Ahh%Wh0M IT MAY CON
" ,zi@- GERN. -
propose, and will, rahepl called % on ,i sell 10
those porsons who, BY tue raVAge5 Oh lie lalo
,;ar have iost~Aii they p s*eeSoI, ana VINO ma
j. y hard matter t. supply themselves Win tnc
prcessarie3 nnG Comforts Of life anything III
NV line ct h>in"~, NJ 10 per cent less Imam inc
-u.,ial price !.'.t All those .who may avail
themselves ~ h:a, me- Ia r'"' f4tth shi VIII
,ii-riiarA >. my duty " th ti'i"ltN ....
r., E>i:Nil = u Nt.S, H. hInE 3d.
IL ) Nh#t. 'r3lE EENT Bet COOK
INC SToN.r-. thst are nnitT Also. tl.c
colo hI.,ge,i iGNt'M ESlpR !,EFhlG ERA '-Oh,
the, hest IN iitc IInntll AtU", I'm " hr'' III
:. hunpnt,., Wholesale g. letAh ais" 4 1tI,,
= Guc lot Of WAIST; 100 LEt;;o and ICE
Ei;EiM FEEkTNf;., TO which / inTl;c the
attention Of my numeluus friends. c"rdI"!iy
invite all persons colnirg IT, town |" call on II
and examine for themselves. / guarantee all l
sell and what Esay
Roofing and spouting, in town or country,
PROMPTLY attended to. ENOCLl GRIMES,
my 14t q, MIG sLrcoI.
.NTOTICE.-Ifany lady or gentleman wishes
IN 10 purchase No. / REFRIGERATOR,
let them got the EXCELSIOR They are On
tiroly free from all SMELL and just as good as
an ice-houee, only not quite ~ big
I will warrant lhcm to give entire satisfaction.
F., [ respectfully ask call from one and all.
h nv II ENOCH GRIMES, IS King st.
r1r PRINCE STREET. -
|. MANG + G t: 81 AND + DEALER IN
y. PLAIN FANCY AND
.JAPANNED TIN WARE, SHEET BON
:, WARE, STOVES, FURNACES,
RANGES, '.REFRIH EEATORS, MD
III d." 80. MEAT SAFES, .-
together with general assortment oflIOU3E-
KEEPING ARTICLES Also, Roofing, Gut
tering and Spouting done in the city and coun-
try, by contract or measurement, at the lowest
market price and on the most reasonable terms.
T would also recommend the OLD DOMlN-
ION REFRIG ORATOR, Of my own nanuluc-
turc which is superior in style and convenience
TO any other offered to the public. - z-,
Also STONE JAR WAFER COOLERS, all
of which | offer to tho trade 81 great induce.
lnents my lin =
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-"- THIRTY DOLLARS PER TON,
Packed in bbls Of go lbs each.
81 .s.. . M ROME DIST. ....s,...


1-Coarse and Fine mixed 2--Finc, suitable
for Drilling. And 3--Foured Bone. -.
Gsg- We Warrant cur Bone to Analyze Fura.
Packed in bbls. of $50 lbs each. For Winter
grain, Double-Refned Poudrette and Fine
Bono, mixed in equal proportions and drilled
in with tho seed, have produced most rcmarkn-
bic effects Sold as low rs any article OF same
purity and finoness in tho market.
...a2 NITRO PHOSPHATE OF LIME. J. .
We offer this Phosphate confidently as bong
as good, if not superior, to any over made or
sold in this market, containing larger amount
of soluble Phosphate and Ammonia than usual
in Superphosphates. For permanent as won
as for immediate powerful effect upon land, 1t
has no equal i II. OI.1@LT. 1914 q /
. Price in Now York, SIS per ton of 1000 lbs.
For Price Lists Circulars, SC, apply to II. e, L.
-. -, 49, .. ---"..~ .HOOE s. WEDDERBURN,
nv 30-6m =. - - = Alexandria, Va.
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G. W. JAMESON. u Il. CoAhhN' d
LYAMIESON. Sc COLLINS, l&a-[s
~ IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS, ~
BIZ: j: q, Cor. Royal and Wilkes SITS,
z.s...a.,2 IL. Il n ri = z ALEXANDRIA,, VA: .
81 CASTINGS of every description made at
short notice. ~: y..w -. .t73 r.
Cash paid forold Iron and Brass. jan lI-tl
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SGOSTAWS' PREPARATIONS. ,-a-a
EVERY RODY-Tries them
T." EVERY BODY-Use them .-..s..t
4. y EVERY BODY Believes in them
ID EVERY R0DI-Recom them

'-s' VERYB0DY-Uses them .-.. 10 TO-
.4. EVERY 30 Y Believes in them .
-1 EVERY I-RecOmmends them ; %.
"COSTAR's" EXTERMINAT OKS, a.
~ 80 o. - For Rats, Roaches Ants, &c.
a"COSTAR'S" lBED-BUG BXTER, $3.50. -
.--.. a--." A Liauid-Kills-"Su thing"
"COSTAR'S" INSECT POWDER, .
RON !. 49, For Fleas Moths. Insects, &c.
"COSTAR'S" CORN SOLVENT. - ..
For Corns, Bunions, NC.
i"COSTAR'S" RUCKTHORN SALVE.
For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Sc.
"COSTAR'S" BISHOP PILL; i H--... d.
..s. Sugar coatod) Dinner Pill.
"COSTAR'S" COUGH REMEDY. :... .
.-.. a.:Af - For Coughs, Colds, &c. ...
"COSTAR'S" BITTER-SW WET and .a. .
- n &" ~" ORANGE BLOSSOMS,
.... Beauties the Complexion.
81. .. b. i'-.--- Makes the Skin fresh and fair.
ng-lll Beware!l Of all worthless imita-
tons. r,. ..,.- r.. .t. o.. --
aaB- None GENUINE without "COSTAR'S"
.ass- PC and soc sizes kept by all Druggists.
r Mg- ST. sizes sent by mail on receipt of price
M8- 50 pays for any three 81 sizes by express.
., Ms~ SIS pays for eight 81 sizes by Express. 81.
Address " -
.....O ~. HENRY. r. COSTAR,
612 Broadway, N X.
.......... f. s. I.EADBEATER. I.
HENRY COOK. 49,. ..
.. -. ar....... JAMES ENTW1SLE: u.
JANNEY & co
Go....e2ey.. -ayJ .o-.". t. Alexandria. Va
And at Wholeaaen all the cities and large
towns in the u. S. ..5 - E-E-..I je COY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO FARMERS and Planters.
THE LODI ANUFACTURING CO., t

THE LODI MANUFACTURES Co, the
o des, aaa largest concern of the ind in tn"
5:'ritrl tatps, possessing Extraordinary f"ri +
or The 1na,ur. tar, "t Fcr'1il@ "a 'r"htr"'''
i..g exc u,iyrIy he night soil. Ida h""'- 4nA
/, WI animal, f New York, Brood n and 'l"r-
80, c;,i.. ~ also the great C"ntr...: p,,w I'D
h mir. r,r t..r .nl,, in Ios to, u. r'.st"'"'''-
5000 TON bf
l,,i!Ki.E ~ ~ hU 'tl't''.' iih
A.de FROM light i OIL b':.r ,I'I '.llnI
III .s.a4#.s# ground t" i'''Wtitr 81 9..-
It's feet lIAvn Q n&l n I''titshii-: ad. uhh" ;
Tie err D. and nalurlnt III IA 10 ~ *'r w"nR ;
earlier Equ4l 10 thp b st brand, nt 2uprr1
phosphate for Present Crop, although sold
only for d" -..-.