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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-04-01
II OUDOUN LAND AND
VALUABLE MILL SEAT
FOR SALE

VALUABLE MILL SEAT
FOR SALE.
Pursuant to q decree Of the Circuit Court OF
Loudoun county, rendered on the I'D OF Octo-
Der, 1860, in the case of Israel Warner and 9TH
ers, plaintiffs, against George kephart and 9TH
ers. Defendants ana by the consent OF the ssld
George Kephart given in writing, the under
signed Commissioners, named IN said decree,
will proceed, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, 1868,
being the first day Of tho County Court Of Lou
doun, in front Of the Court House, in Leesburg,
the highest bidder the following described
REAL ESTATE, situated in said county OF
Loudour. il the State of Virginia, to wit:
THE TRACT OF LAND AND
MILL SEAT,
containing 81 acres. This is the tract on which
the ELIZA BETH MILLS, (now burned down
formerly stood, and is exceedingly valuable. It
lies on Goose Creek, ne&r It's mouth, within Il
miles OF lift lock on the Chesapeake 8 Ohio
Canal The WATERPROOF is amply sufficient 10
drive four pair Of I've feet burrs; it has right
of way TO the river and flour can be taken from
the mill door TO Georgetown and Alexandrle,
for II cents per barrel. There is 3 good brick
millcr's house and other out-builIings, and Is
we'll adapted tor all manufacturing purposes
THE COTTON FARM,
containing about S4} acres of land, bounded for
about nile By the Potomac river, .opposltet 70
the Chesapeake i Ohio Canal, within one mile
of the above named Mill Seat ana Witnin zs
miles Of the "Farmwell Depot" on the 4lsI 1aI
dria, Loudoun and Hampshire Ea!lroad me
land IS Of rood cuality-a part OF 1t RIVER pot
tom, with about 400 acres OF good llAbEa IN
ono body. The improvements area
COMFORTABLE DWELLING,
q nav Switzer Barn, Corn House; Dairy Smoke
Hn1se and Carriage House, and Spring OF
nneyer.fsiIing water near the house.
TErI S-Ten per cent Of the purchase-mce-
ov 70 be paid in cash, on the day Of sale, as
9eno.it to be forfeited if the purchaser fails to
comvlcte his purchaso-the residue Of the pur,,
cEsse money to be paid US follows: One third
on the confirmation Of the sale by the Court,
onethird in one year from the day OF sale ana
the remainng third in two Years from ms Gay
Of sale; the purchasers 10 give tne!r o.'llus l'I
the deferred en-taI lments bear lntefes' l5o1a
tie day of sale, md the tito to % retained ~
FsrsHns desIrou5 Of 1smining tho land will
nlcsge call on Mr.. George keph@rt at Beln4oLS
adioining tbs land offered tor So g.
"ul0AH''ts '-' rATTHEW HARRISON.
JOHN JANNEY.
+ L. RINKER, Aucr COMUlsAlonesa'
Lsesburg, feb D-sosa
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FLOUR INSPECTORS REPORT. TIE follow
il A COPY of the report OF Mr. L. I. Anthony,
-four Inspector, Of the quantity Of -four inspect
ed BY him during the quarter ending March
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" ---~---
BY virtue Of q decree Of the County Court 0!
Fairfax county, rendered at January Court,
1868 in the suit of Hustled vs.. Orion, the under.
signed will sell, on MONDAY, the 10th day Of
House of said county, TN ENTY-THREEA Ep
4 HALE ACRES OF LAND. This land Is
about nine miles from Washington city. seven
from Georgetown, oins the lands VIM. sFink.
VIM. H. Wilder and others and is heavily
.inbered rendering It valuable.
TEGIS--Gnc-third cash in hand, the residue
in two equal payments, at SIX and twelve
months, with interest, to be secured by the
notes Of the purchaser, and g retention OF the
title until tho last payment is made. Stamps
and expenses Of deed at the cost Of the purchas-
ec. S. FERGUSON BEACH,
THOMAS MOORE.
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The ASSEMBLY ROOMS have just boon
fitted up, and are now for rent for LECTURES
CONCERTS, FAIRS, &c. Apply to
feb l5-tf WILMER s. StAYMAKER
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FOR RENT

H:ai The STORE, No. sc, south King ST., occu
pied at present by Mr.. E. S. Fleming, as {
Jewelry store Possession given LIST Of April
For terms apply at lO7, CAMERON ST.
mar a. f
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NJ o T I @ e

The members of the GERMAN CO, OPERA
TIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION are re-
quested to attend meeting on WRDNE
over WALLS FEED STORE, corner of King
and Columbus streets, when tho third install
ment on stock has to be paid also, will be sold
to tho highest bidder $1,000.
mar 3l-2t j. SCHNEIDER, Sec rotary.
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as, WANTED TO RENT or PURCHASE
Dc genteel and small D YELLING HOUSE,
ia this place. Address Box $40. NH Offs
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Com Ml6elOncrS OF DAIG.
Fairfax COUNTY. mar Z3-laTts
k'o SALE OF LAND IN
NLIIl.rt M


GUMMlSSIUNEk'o SALE OF LAND IN
PRINCE WILLIAM.
By virtue # u decree Of the County. Court .!
Prince '? !iam rendered at the October term
1857 in !. chanccry suit pending therein, IL thc
name Of Anniss and Others against Mitchell and
others, tue unders gned, Commissioner, under
said decree, will otter sale at public auction.
before the front door q the Court House of seld
county. OF Mon DAY, the sixth day OF April:
lo65 court day. TRACT OF Ia \ D, in said
county, belonging 70 the estate OF Richsrd & n
niss deceased nt=ilin! about WO HUHDkE0
and Fly GEES. 1his land is situated about
81 miles from rumfrie-, lies near the Potomac
riv,r, and has on it fine growth Of tim Der, with
in snort distancv Of nav sat,on. There are two
CDMFOkTA Bile HOUSES, with out build
ings on the place aud portion is enclosed.
Also, a. tho : .me time and place, and on tho
same terms, 4 HOUSE and LOT, in the town OF
,b4ilnfries occupied ny Thomas 8rawner.
ThNA3- One tenth OF the purchase money
in cash. and the I aidue in three equal install
lneuts, puyao!e At &, Il ard Is months the pur"
chaser /, give bond; with good personal secur-
ity for the deferred payments bearing interest
from date, and the title to be retained until the
whole of the purchase money is paid Stamps
and cOnveyancing ut the cost OF the purchaser.
CHAS T. SINCLAIR, Comm'r
Prince VII lam co., mar 5-eOts
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ballard HOTEL,
ID RICHMOND, Va, March TO- 1858.
This elegant establishment Is open TO accom-
modgtion Of the public. The building is one OF
TIE FINEST IN TIE CITY,
and for style, convenience and beauty Of ar
raugement is acknowledged to DC superior.
IT'S FURNITURE
is new and complete and for cleanliness, it is
prover0ial
The subscriber, after more than twenty years
nothing i'll saying that this Hotel :hGlI, IN every
respect be
EQUAL TO ANY IN THE SOUTH,
and asks the patronage Of his friends ana the
public generally. john p, BALLARD,
Proprietor.
RICHMOND mar 19-tt
ERE5H & GENUINE GARDEN SEED.
A full supply, consisting in part Of Dickson's
Mammoth Celery, Pekin Egg Plant,very largo
and very fine, weigh from 5 to pounds; large
Lima Beans, Flat Dutch Cabbage, Early Bur
lington, Tusearora, elbow Flint, White Flint
and Crosby's Extra Earl, Corn, Extra Euriy
Red Tomato large Smooth Rcd, Fegee Island,
Tilden, COOKS f4vorite, Maupey and YELLOW
Curled Parsley, Woods EARLY Radish, Long
Scarlet, Short Top. yellow Summer and Black
Spanish, Parsnip, Prickly Spinach, Blood Iur'
nip Beet, Satisfy Green Globe Savoy, Green
Cluster, White Spined, early fam, and Long
green Turkey Cucumber, Ice Cream Meol
Nutmeg Melon white Port9gai Onion o. silver
0k'n' &c. received ana U jSj SIX y Kelley.
mar 18 King street:
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-CPRING GOODS.

OPRING GOODS. ....-.-"-
Just received at TUBMAN'S,
SPRING Sly LES OF WALL PAPERS, :
new and beautiful patterns Of Stamped, Gold,
lurs, Chambers, Dining Rooms. &C.; new pat
terms Window Shades, in all colors, at prices
that cannot fail to please Call and see.
10. = a. M. TUBMAN, .
mar 31-1m ltn ... 129, King St.
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THILDRENS' CARRIAGES! :.
~ CHILDRENS' CARRIAGES
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UyOOD LAND FOE SALE.

mar 9-GULs
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A SSEM BLY, ROOMS

Fairfax CO., mar 4-eotf ~.
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BY D. III. PARROT, Auctioneer.
r ON M SSIONE RS' SAL Z.

NH 1l-eOts
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~ We have had now, in this neigh.
boihood. nearly three months OF uniuter
rupted good sleighing. In the memory
of the Oldest inhabtant it is not recorded
when we have had just such winter as
the present. With the exception of one
or two insignificant fszlss or dizzles, We
have had 60 rain since the holidays
Every storm has been snow storm, ana
we have had snow storms about twice
week. The weather has been unliormiy y
cold, with the thermometer, for severa
days. ranging from zero to % degree:
below that point In PhiladelphIa,
week or two ago, they had perfect de
luge Of rain, while we, as usual, were
blessed with mild snow-storm, merel,
to patch up the sleighing
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improvements.

Our streets are beginning to become
completely numbered Up with piles Of
siones, lumber. and brick, preparatory tc
the commencement Of Improvement ope
Tsticns in the spring. Go into what street
or what direction you will, the inevitable
stone, lumber aud brick evidences of the
goa headitiveness of the age will stare
you 10 the face. This would become an
intolerable nuisance, but for the fact that
without these things we could not have
houses, and without houses our rapidly
Increasing population could not be held
together. At least a dozen houses win
he erected during the coming summer,
aud at least two dozen more would fud
tenants at good rentals if cur capitalists
could be Induced to erect them.
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seen yet in Stroudsburg, though we have
materials for the organization of u better
Troupe If we set to work abont 1t. We
are wonderfully blessed with good singers
Mr.. Eilenberger is ours, and we feel
pridc in our claim = we have furnished to
the country the best bass singer of the
present day; and shortly, we may enter
tain other folks in other towns, by send
ing out Troupe from amongst lis to rea
Ize a vocal notoriety. 1t seems bard to
our selhshuess to give honorable credit
to those who were reared with US, and
who have surpassed US in accomplish.
ment. A prophet is no: respected in
his own country" every one throws u
grudge at his neighbor's door, and to en-
sure success in any department CT public
life, we must leave our home and kindred,
and receive it at the hands of strangers.
But that ugly Court House = dingy
aud criminal from floor to ceiling = Its
old stove pipe and pillar obstructing the
view of every one. 1t is the last place in
the world to hold concert: no sound es-
capes PARALYSIS = it drops from the instru
ment or the voice downward. and remains
so and is heard at the farther end with
out vibration, or swell. 1t is hard
| for one to be content, but we must wal
till our people propose to build something
better, "a Town Hall, = and leave the
Court House TO the jurors and thei
criminal friends. y SPECTATOR.
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CHILDREN'S LIV { SAVED FOR so
CENTS.

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE
Il annuilly of Group. New, mothers, If
you would spend 30 cents. and always have
battle Of DR.. Tobias Venetian Lniment
in the house. you meet never fear losing
your little one when attacked with tins
complaint. II is now 20 years since have
put up my Linimcnt, AMI never he ri o a
child dying of Group when my Lin ment
was used; hut hundreds of cases OF cures
nave been reported 10 ne, md macy state If
it was Sl0 per bottle would not be without
il. Besides which. it is certain cure for
Cuts. Burns, Headache, Tooth che, Sore
Thr"ats, Swellngs, Mnmps. Collie, Diarrhea,
pysentcry, Sppsms, Old Sores, aud Pains IA
the Back and Chest. No one on tries il
who rs ever without it. 1t is warranted
perfectly safe to take Internally. Full di,
reciions with every bottle. Sold by the
Druggists. Depot, 56 Corl,ndl Street,
New York. Feb. G.-lm.
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Lecture.

Or. 4. r. Jackson, of Stroudsburg.
will deliver Lecture in the Middle
Smithfeld Presbyterian Church, on Fri,
dag evening, Feb. q, 1868. Subject =
:. Egypt and the Holy Land" As Dr..
Jackson has lately returned from visit
10 the " Holy Land" and has seen the
things Of which he will speak, his lecture
ni!l be doably interesting. This will be
: rare opportunity for receiving informa-
tion on this all important subject. All
are cordially invited to attend. Tickets.
- cents.
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The Lecture.

Vie understand that Dr. Jack.on's Ice
ture on q Egypt and the Holy Land" de
livered last Tuesday evening in the
Court House, was unusually interesting
snd instructive The Doctors lectures
prove that in passing through those
countries be has not been an idle specta-
tor, but that he has given his attention
closely to things and events as they i'm
pressed his mind. We doubt not that
those who were luckey enough to hear
the lecture possess much clearer views
concerning the noticeable features Of
those antique, eveutful, and peculiarly
Interesting countries.
The next aud last lecture Of the course
viii be delivered next Tuesday evening,
by Stephen. Holmes, jr. Esq. Subject
=" Curiosities of Language" And
considering the lecturers subject and his
peculiar talent to amuse and at the same
time Instruct an audience, we doubt not
Hr. Holmes lecture will be the most pop
ulsr, if nos tbe ,aost interesting. Of he
course
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fF About as ingenious and uscfu!
an invention as has recently come under
our observation is newly patented
q Swift or Reel" Of which Mr.. j. a.
Clements has the disposal. The machine
can be changed from reel to swift, or
rice rersd, iu 4 moment, and as it is made
to be screwed to a table, and to fold up
after you are done with, it can be brought
into use in shorter time, and be put
away iu smaller space than any reel or
swift We ever saw. The contrivanee will
prove a great convenience to farmers,
having fax and yarn or warp to wind,
and will prove a handy acquisition to
town households as we'll To see the ma
chine in operation is to be convinced
reader, that it is just such IN article as
you aud every one else ought to have.
Mr. c. has the Swift and Reel com mbined
or Swifts alone, which, considering their
utility and the ingenousness displayed in
their get up, he is disposing of at the
most reasonable prices. lie has also
several township rights for the sale Of
he articles to dispose Of, out of which sc-
tive young men could not fail to make
money Tie articles sell quite readily.
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Sales of Real Estate.

Tm. s. Rees sold to Hannah SHUTTER.
Of Stroud township, a House and Lot
situate on Simpson Street, in S!rouds
burg, for 81 600,
Geo. L. Walker, Real Estate Agent,
reports the sale Of two Lots in front o.
the Brewery at East Stroudsburg. One
Lot p By $50 to John Chambers, OF
Middle Smithfeld, fer s235; and one
Lot 80 By go to John II. Marvin, OF
Jackson, for 235. Mr.. Walker has s
Lots adjoining these for sale.
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it is the first time. Can any man say the

it is the frst time. Can any man say the
same for his antagonist?
Iu the meantime, while the President
has directed Gen. Grant to pay no atten
tion to orders received from the Secre
tary of War, his constitutional superior,
Gen. Grant has fatty refused to follow
the instructions Of the President, and 10
letter dated January 30th, says =
while his authority in the War Depart
ment is not countermaued it will be sat
isfactory evidence to NE that any others
issued from the War Department, by di-
rection OF the President. are authorized
by the Executive. The whole affair as
painful insomuch as it makes plaip the
odious fact that honorable men aud brave
soldiers, like Gems. Grant and Sherman
W ho have acted together in this contro
versey. cannot maintain decent personal
relation With Mr.. Johuson.
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A Mr.. Shaffer of Huntingdon county
was swiDdled out OF two hundred dollars
lately. The way was this: y stranger
called at his house, and while there two
Jew peddlers called and offered two golJ
watches for sale The man there first OIL
iered $500 for them, which was, of course.
refused, the Jews saying they were worth
$500. Before leaving they succeeded ia
ioaning them to Mr.. 5. for the use of $500
for few days No jews, no money, on
Iy two bogus g0td watches TO remember
them by
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Tho Republican Convention, called

The Republican Convention, called
ior the purpose of appointing Delegates
10 represent this Congressional District
iu the National Republican Convention,
TO he held at Chicago, on Wednesday
the 20th Of May next, and alsoto the Re-
publican State Convention, at Philadel
rhia On the llth of March, will be held
aI The American Hotel, in this borough,
81 Tuesday next. john \ Stokes, Theo-
dore. Schoch, and 81. L. Drake are the
delegates, appointed to represent this
county in the Convention. Northampton.
Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne Coua
ties comprise the District.
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Ess ss0isS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered fr years f;om
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay. and all
The etfects of yon'hful indiss, c;.on, wsll. for
the sake ot'sutfefing hu'..anty, send fee to
all who need 1t, toe recipe ana directions
for maki;.g the SIMPLE remedy by watch lac
was cured Sufferers wishing 10 prof by
the advertisers experience, can do 20 by ad-
dressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN D. OGDEN,
~ Cedar Street, New York.
May lG, lS67-lyr.
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Donation.

Tho friends and congregation OF the
Craig's Meadows NJ L. Church, purpose
nnakirg their pastor, Rev. Henry Lifts,
donation visit, on Tuesday, the 25th
inst at The Church, afternoon and even
ipg. The public generally are cordially
invited to attend. Should the above day
prove stormy the douatiOn will come off
on he next fair day.
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In the Court OF Quarter Sessions of Lu-
zefne county. on Saturday last, Juison
Walcott, notorious desperate, was sen
fenced on three indictments to fourteen
years and three uonths Imprisonment
with orders that at the expiration of that
term he be returned to that court for sen
tencc under eight additional indictments
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In Bangor, on Tuesday of last week.
the horse aud pung Of Joseph X carney.
a smuggler of liquors from Woodstock
n. i, was seized 10y the Excise collector
The pung was constructed specially for
cOGcealment of the coutraband. Under
the seat was tin lined tank that held a
barrel of liquor: in the daslrer also a
- trap" which contained = half dozen
bottles. 4 travelling vaiise was found to
contain several bottles OF brandy, nicely
slowed away
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Public Sale.

TNhE FOLLOWING ARTICi ES WILL
be dis.s~ ed of al PUBLIC SALE. atihc
PHOENIX HALL. StrnudSburg. Feb. 26t5,
1861
One Threshing Machine (two-horse tread
power), one Sc: Cottage Furniture. ooe Bu-
reau, oac Castor. aud other articles 100 nu-
merous TO ment'on. L. ). WILLIAMS,
Feb 10, 1SGS. Secsctarv.
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
Itch! Itch,! Itchi,


IN from 10 to Il hours
WHEATON OINTMENT cures The ITCu.
WHEkToN's OINTMENT cures SALT RHEuA
WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures letter
WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures BARRIERS ITcn
WHEAToN's OINTMENT curr~ Gin SoRKs.
WHEAToN's OINTMENT cures EVERY KIND
OF HUMoR LIKE MAeIc
Prce, 90 cents box; by ma.l, Go cents.
Address WEEKS & PORTER, No l70
w shin.to" Street, Bo>to,l. Mass
For sale by all Druggists.
Sep;. 10, lS67-lyr.
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Esss.ss.

In S,roud>burr, on the 10th INST, Mr..
George L. VAN BuskIRK, aged "a years.
In Hamilton. on the l5,h inst, LouN ED-
GAR. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Krumuccher.
aged year, ii months ami % days Dis
ease - Measeis.
Funeral ser. ices were conducted by the
Rev. L. y. Wurman.
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SS~ If you feel debiltated and sworn
out," aud want something to toae up the
system, instead Of using stimulants, take
DR.. ii. Anders' Iodine Water, 4 mos;
powerful vitalizing agent and restorative
1t permcates the entire system and its
effect is permanent.
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HyrOR RATION.

Information guaranteed to produce lux
uriant growth of hair upon bald or beard
less face, also recipe for the removal OF
Pimplrs, Blotches, ErupIions. etc, ON the
>kin, leaving the same soft, clear, and heau-
Iiiul, can be obtained wnhout char &c ny ad-
dressing TlIOS. +. CHAPMAN, CmEMIsr,
s23 Broadway, New York.
Nav ~, IeG7.-lvr.
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Good fer Paradise Valley.

Ia Paradise Valley. from June, 1867,
to the 18th of the present month, there
were eleven couples married. The Val
Icy contains but 1S7 inhabitants. So 8
friend informs US. If no untoward event
takes place the population will have in
creased some by the time the next census
lie taken
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Sacramonta1 Wine.

A pure and unintoxicatiDg wine, pre-.
pared from the finest native grown Port
Grapes, especially for the use of Chris
tian churches. aud guaranteed to retain
it's grateful favor and essential qualities
uuimpaired Tor any period, by 4. Speer,
Passsic, n. j. and 20S Broadway, New
York
Our druggists have some that IL four
years old.
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OYSTER Supper.

The Good 1emplars of Canadensis pro
pose giving an Oyster Supper at their
Lodge room, on Thursday evening, Feb
9th, for the beuefs of their Lodge.
The public are most cordially invited
TO attend Don't fail to come, Que and all
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GRAOB's CELEBRATED sALVE.
cures m a very SHIRT time

CUTS, EURNS. SCALDS, WOUNDS. BRUISES
SPRAlNS, ERfSIPELAS, SALT RIIEUM. RING
WORN CHAPPED HANDS. BOlIS, FROZEN
LIMBS. FELONS, CHiLBLiINS, &c.
II Is prompt IN action removes pain at once. ard
redncns the most angry booking swehngs and imam
nations. rs n by magic,-thus afordIIE relief and
complete cure.
SETH w. FowLE 4 SON, Boston PropnetorS.
Sold 10y all Dru..iSts' GToccfs and a. AL Country
stores. tFcb. Sim
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Gov. Geary has offered reward of So.
900 for the apprehension of the murderer
of John Casey, witness in the Senate con-
tested election case Of Robson against
Shugart.
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Chr 1cdcrs oman,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1868.

E1y~ The attention Of the reader is dl
Iocted TO the Card of NJ. D. Coolbaugh,
Painter, inserted in to days Jci5ers0"ian-