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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-12

WHAT THE Farmer MrsT KNow.-The
Rural World says:
The farmer like the business man must
know what he is doing he must have some
pretty decided idea Of what he is to accom-
piish-in fact, must calculate it beforehand.
He must know his soil-thst If each lot /;
not only the top, but the subsoil.
He must know what grains and grasses
are best adapted 10 each.
lie must know when ia the best time to
work them, whether in the fall or spring, or
whether they need summer iaIlOwIng.
lie must know the condition 10 which
ground must be, when plowed, so that it be
not too wet or too dry.
He must know that some grains require
earlier moving than others and what those
grains are.
He must know how to put them in.
He must know that if it pays HIM to have
machinery to aid him, instead of muscle.
He must know about stock, and manures,
and the cultivation OF trees and the small!
fruits, and many other things in a word,he
must know what good experienced farmers
know. Then he will not guess-will run no
risk.
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A GREAT FARxE2's EAZEzs.

The ,uccessful life OF Mr.. Jacob S'ra~n, the
prince Of American farmers, attF buled to The
close oksqrvaHce of the following maxBs, or
iginated by himself
When yoa wake do not roll over, but roll
out. II will give you time 10 ditch S!l your
sloughs, break them up, harrow them, and
SOW with timothy and red clover One BUSH
ell Of clover 10 Two bushels Of timothy Is
enough,
Make your fence high, tight and strong, ="
that it will keep cattle and pigs out. II you
have brush, maze your lots secure and keep
the hogs from The ca tile, for if the corn Is
clean they will eat it better than if IT ia not.
Be sure to get yoar hands to bed by seven
O'clock, they vii rise esr.y By force of cir
cuDstAnces. Pay hand, If he is good orc,
pay him little more 1t Will encourage hlm
TO do still better.
Always feed your hands IS well as you do
yourself for laboribg mea are The bone and
sIneW Of the land, and ought to be we!
treated.
ah' S~heASN Nhat SC'N'iS uP t"4 'i'-E7
try and regular habits, are the best msdi-
clnes ever prescr rbed for health,
Whsn rainy, bad weather comes, 90 that
you can't work out doors, cut AID split Your
wood.
Make your track, fixing your fence or .
gate that is of its hinges, or weather beard
iDg your baF1 where the wind has blown the
siding of, or patching ths roof Of you BAN
or house.
Study your interests closely, and do not
spend any time eecsiDg presidents, senators
and other small officers, or taking OF hard
times when spending your time whiting
store boxes, etc.
Take your time and make calculations.
don't do thing in hurry, but do them at
the right time. and keep your body Employed.
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n Z " FA n CY
AND
TRIMMING STORE

Tioga Street, Tunkhannock, Pa.
Mrs. l.. LEASE.
uANINH lately opened new Fancy Store, Of
A. ters for sale an entirely new assortment Of
TEINT TNTTNG,
Dress Trimmings White Goods. Emhroideries
Ladies Zcpher, in all coors. Kid Gloves Cuffs and
Collars Lrce Wells, Corsetts Ladies Ne kites best
quality Of Combs Needles and Thread Of the hes;
quality, and Fancy Notions Of every variety,
large stock Of Fans,
TOYS,
Including China, Brouze, Paper Mache Tin, Rose
wood, Glass Pewter, OGDEN, Parian and Candy
Toys,
Tor Ladies'.
Cosmatics &c, Such as Pomades Oils, Bandolina
bloom of youth and Paints, Rouge, Lilly White
Oriental Cream, Pearl Drop, &c.
MRS. 3. LEASE.
Buukhsnnock, May 30, 1863
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-12

and is the best, cheanest most powerful Llniment
ever offered TO the public for uan OF horse.
Ii has been used for many We Ts IN Englard by
the leading karrers and they have had the greatest
success with it Of any nnent ever used for the
Of horses
Those who have horses that are sWeenied or lame,
have sweled joints, srhins bruises old sores flesh
cuts, collar gals &c should try this Lniment aud
they will be convinced that it is superior to all other
known preparations
Ifit does not give good satisfaction, return the
bottle half full, and your nsy will 70 refunded.
Put up in convenient form. and sold by all Drug
gists and Storekeepers at 50 cents title
Don't fail to call for the Great English Snesney
Liniment
D. G. CAREY.
Midilctown, N Y, Feb. l9 lS68-n.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-08-12

E& Sore shoulders in working horse.
may be effectually prevented by cutting a
piece of leather into shape so as TO lie snug
Iy between the shoulders Of the hUrse and
the collar. This sends off ali the friction, as
the collar slips and moves on the leather ard
not on the shoulders Of the horse. Chatting
is caused by friction hence, this remedy Is
plausible one, and is much better than ty-
ing a slip of leather under the collar.
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farm Garotu s. Nitcben.

Ea~ Farmers, Snd Agricultural mea generally
are requested TO contribute to this Department rs il
Is from their experience that hope to gain some
thing Of interest for our readers.
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LEMON SHERBET.-DIssolVe a pound and
half of loaf sugar in quart of water, add
the juice of ten lemons, pres the lemons so
as to extract not only The juice, but the oil
of the riud, and let the skins remain awhile
in the water and sugar strain through a
sIeve, and then freeze it ike loe cream.
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LICENSE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that Hiram S, Graves of
Windham Tp., has this day fled his petition and
will apply for Tavern License at the next term of the
Court of Quarter Sessions for Wyoming County which
application will oe beard on Tuesday, Aug. Is,
1868, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
f. ], kEENEY, Clerk,
Tunk., July, ID, 1865, n4s-4S
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Insurance Agency,

DANIEL WRIGHT IL NEPHEW,
.4f ZuH1ylannOcI', IN,
Are Agent, for the following, and all other RESPONSE
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgariyeS in the market. ard their superior
virtues are so universally known, hatwe need
net do more than TO assure the public their
quality is maintained equal 10 the best 1t ever
has been, anu that they may be depended on
10 do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by j. c. AVER, N. D., & Co,
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
For sale byBunnell & Bannatyne, and Lyman
Wells, Tunkhannock. Sterling & Son, MeShoppen
Stevens & Ackley, Laceyyilie, Frear, D-an d Co,
Faetoryville, and all Druggists and DeUlsrs in med
cines, everywhere.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The MORNING TRAIN from New York con-
meets at MANUNkA CHJ'A X with The train leav-
ing Phila !ephia (heusincton Dep0t) at 90 a I II.
and At GREAT Bend With the through Mail Train
on the Erie Railway, with Sleeping attached,
stopping at ali the principal stations that road.
ami arriving at Buffalo at Is IN, aud at Sala-
maHca al ) 50 a. Il.
The Passenger train from Scranton connects at
Great Bend rih through trains going west ant east
on krie Railway, arrivInr at Buffalo at 1900 mid
night, a ii at Salamanca az 1855 p N.
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EaStN ard.

The MORNING TRAIN from Great Bend con
meets there With the Cincinnati Exfress on the Erie
Railway from the West at ManuGka Chunk with
train for Philadelphia Eas;on, Trenton, and in
tcrnediite stations arriving in Philadelphia at 90
? m, and at New Hampton ritha tram for Eas-
ton. Bethlehem, AllentoEn. Reading and Harris
burg, arriving at Harrisburg At $50 >. IN.
At SCHAN TON. connections are made with
trains on he Lackawanaa and BloCIusLurs Rail
roai, and on tas Delaware and Hu !son Canal Cos
Railroad, Time Tables OF which roads are printed
below
X. a, HENRY Gen. Pass i Tkt Agent. je29tf
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w - "a a.
Ashton and Bbl. SALT,
DRIED FRUITS, of all kinds
Flour Feed, Meal s. Bran.

PORK, Ham and FISH,
Farming Utensils, &c, &c.
We take in exchange, all kinds of
Grain, al the highest market prices,
Receive and forward feight of all
kinds for up or down the river during
the season for shipping, and will keep
coal on hand, in quantities to suit
purchasers, during the season will
be found on Bridge Street, below
Huford's Hotel, the sign in large
letters "Store." -.- -s
E% We have good PRINTS at
Il ID cts. per yard, and all other
goods in proportion. Call and see us
and you will be satisfied that it is not
the best place to buy where there is
the most blowing done Our stock is
always full, as we receive goods every
day from New York, and are bound to
sell as low as the lowest.
BILLINGS & PHILLIPS.
Tunkkannock, May 27, '67-n42 If
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Misrellaneous.

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Aatiuual Gepublitam.
AMUsEMEN

THAYER & MOVES CIRCUS TRourR have
created . sensation, and the appearance of the
grand pageant In our streets yesterday Mt.
tracted universal attention. The Avenue and
all the streets through which tho triumphal
cavaleadc passed, were lined with spectators,
who cared In wonder at the gorgeous display
presented to them. The magnificent car upon
which was crouching lloness, the Goddess Of
Liberty by her side, and Europe, Asia, Africa,
and America, personated BY male and female
members Of the troupe, was q tableau Which,
In splendor, beauty, and excellence Of repre-.
sentation, hasnever been excelled. The eques-
tflan performance OF the company is superior
to any ever in Washington, and, In eonjunc.
tion with the wonderful feats Of trained AMI
mails, forms q combination of talent, merit,
and attraction, that all who witness express
lively exeisim, Excelsior.
NATIONAL THEATRE. This unseasonably
cold April weather Is not favorable to full
attendance at places OF amusement when a
winter provision for warm stoves Ia not re-
garded by the public as thing certain, and
the house last night was not what could have
been expected, though II was fair and remu.
neratlve. Miss Mitchell acted with all her
wonted naivefs as Amrie; but In that character
she has, as she has moi in many other charac.
tiers in her peculiar line, very formidable rivals
In Charlotte Thompson and Alice Kingsbury.
Mr.. Collier excelled In his dclineation of will
liam. 1twas q natural, unaffected portrayal Of
the partial once creditabie to his conception
andcxecution. Mrs. Grattan's representation
of the part OF Mrs. Hempfarmer was one Of the
best pictures OF that style Of character. To-
might the new play Of "Lorlc" Is to be pre-
taanted
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

The OATH.-A number of the city officers
whose terms Of office have expired, but who
hold over TIL their successors are qualified,
were summoned before Colonel Lee, MILITARY
Commissioner, saturday, to answer whether
they could take the oath prescribed by Con.
gress, with view to new selections should
this not be the case, BY Gene raj Schoheld.
SALE op MoSEy.-The first sale OF money by
the German Cooperative Building Assoc Ia
tion took place last week, when a thousan nd
dollars was bid Oft by Richard Purcell, OF the
firm OF Purcell 4 Hoy, who took the amount
for ten years at 10 per cent. premium.
REAL ESTATE SoLp-P. Shaw bought, on
Saturday, a lot and brick house, southwest
corner Wolf and Water streets, for o., $50, and
on the same day S. Gentzbeger paid for a lot
and one frame and one brick, on Water street,
near Wolf, tl,lTo.
SUsPEND.D.-The Mayor, last week, tenn.
porsrily suspended Mr.. s. n. Aubinoe, one OF
the city police, from duty, the latter having
opened a restaurant under the City Hall.
RgrAIRs. = The repair and renovation of
Union street will be begun this week. Some
minor repairs were given other streets last
week.
DIsTRAISED,-Owingt to the leisure manner
In which some people act In liquidating their
Indebtedness to the state, the sheriff has been
compelled, In some instances, to res oft to the
remedy afforded by distraint.
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.

MEssRs. GALLIaAN h TowSsuEsp, No. 5ld
Seventh street, opposite the Inteiligenccr
building. See advertisement.
J.w. MARIN has removed his apothecary
store to No. 462 Seventh street, near =.
FRANK +. BARCLAY, No. 2Tl Pennsylvania
avenue, advertises for apartncr. Sce adver-
tlsement.
Tar QUARTERLY CoMMusIcATIoS of the
I. o. o. T., Grand Lodge, will be held to.mor-
row evening at 8 o'clock
The SIXTH MONTHLY MEETING OF the
Washington Cooperative Building and De-
posit Association will take place at Temper
Ance Hall tomorrow night, at O'Clock.
wN. SMITH, No. Oil Ninth street, has avn.
ings at one-half the regular price.
SEATS for the concert OF the Mendelssohn
Quintettc Club can be procured at the music
store of Messrs. W. q. Metzerott l. Go.
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tCommunicatcd.l

wAsuIHoros. April 7, l6Ss,
EDITOR RsPuBLiCAN-Sir: Allow me brief
space to furnish your readers with few Items
OF Information 10 regard to the.Union Land
and Homestead Association.
II proposes 1. To provide business men,
clerks, mechanics, all who may desire subur-
ban residences on the railroad running into
this city, where each may cultivate his few
acres.
2. To furnish farming and garden lands In
farm it," and raise fruits, vegetables, &C., for
market.
.. And not tho least consideration, co-ope-
rators residing in the. city will be greatly
benefited, by being able to purchase OF such
their wood and provisions at greatly reduced
rates.
Respectfully, q. +. NEEDHAN.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

...-
being The third .Onivsrssry 81 the e"iorsss
ar 'I OF ocoIgetown, fotomac Union,
grand siyIco T1 0g ,nIn u,s ny p pnnis ~
on washington street. near Bridge, where
/ Euy WS.e lolhed " their lnyitcu guests
ship Lodge, No. $40, Of Warrington, aud Hsr-
mony Lodge, No. lis, OF AIexsndria, Va.
John Heard was grand chief marshal, with
Union, aides, who were mounted on spIrited
and gaily caparlsoned horses,
With Kings Brass Band in the lead, the pro.
eession moved through the principal streets Of
the town and then to Mount Zion church,
order. After leeyibg thn cbr ng" ,n o. .ne
sion proceeded 10 New Mo,be, Il III liz p,o
sumptuous table was set, and The entiSc na..v
cussins the good things when abamnna, IN Iis.
turnout was very creditabie. inSeeb az
lodges carrying elegant silk banners and he he
black suits. ''1 !"
ARniyEp,-The propeIlor New york Can,
Jones, from Phiiadeiphis, reached mort Yes.
terday morning with a full cargo of assorted
mercRandise. eonaIgnei 10 The sSent be,c NJ,
John d. Davidson.
CLrAnKp.-Tbe aebooner A nm rwib,, Cant
ESmonss To- phIi.InIohta IN Nv .nh Snp,'
GALLOWAY q, Morris. CANT, SItis' for Ales.n
iria Va - ''' |'P'' h''i'' io' hieN'h
REPAIRING the AoUEDucr.-The water has
been turned of the aqueduct bridge, and work.
men ae now engaged In putting In three new
aang,e pioes ~ phce OF those when were
~ s,sn ~ sne ..me on 'ne easing. Inc ofidge
morrow or Thursday, when water viii he
again let in and the AlexandrI, canal oncpcd
TO navigation, S'' oP'"''
ARRIVALS ny CAsAL.-The following boats
have registered at the Collectors office since
our last report; p. T. Snouffer, -four and
wheat 70 George Watersj ). Billmyer, -four to
marketj General Grant, 1854 tons coal to
i.nI ensn ha itvh Company MMy'
$780, $50 " mhJ N, .. nuntington,
i. ns nac's r.. M e -, nee. irom GIumoetiahu
"'Nps'''u "e'e oh 'o-morro" OF ihursaay'
Holy wRgK-A very interesting discourse
was delivered by Pastor Bernari + Mnguire.
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CLornISo AT REDUCED RArKs. A straus.
north side Penusylvania Avenue. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. offers his large aud we'll
selected stock VI Men and Boys Clothing and
Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, for the next thirty
days, without regard to cost. Ho also sGsrs =
disco int Of ton por cent all purchases amount
Ing to Hor more. Now IL the time to make your
purchases at an Immense saving.
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In
you PAY ron IT. Any Prize may DO exchanged f,i
another OF the same value No Blanks w.
RrPrnrycRs The following p,r,ops I'm We I,t.I,
drawn Valuable Price, from dis Company AMI
tiniiy peTmitted the use OF their names ~
r. Wiikius Ni Sixth ave- " Al mn
Mr.. 4 Stuart, u Nelson place. H. Y tID, MIS-
p Monroe. Chicago, iii, Plano value nj stni, w
Curtis, New Haven, Gold Watch, $40; Robert
McCaTty. LouIsyiiie, Ky. 400, James Fodsrrs
Washington, d. c. Musical Box, $50; l.. b. War.
rem u Fourteenth ST. N Y pinno Am, 4
Perris. New Orleans, Gold Watch, S2J0, w. +
Taller, Atlanta, Ga, t5ooi r, A. Patterson, Nash.
Ala, Diamond Cluster Ring, 500; 5, Strong, Bur
iington. vi slOOt A. r. Atkins, Springdei1' iii
N j. tl25; Thomas Barrows, 20 Clay St ,Baltlmorc
Sewing Machine, t75; s. T. Alderman, ~ Main St !,
Buffalo, siOOi j. Darragh, New Bedford, Mass
Gold Watch, s2T5; Miss III. Scott, NintL and San
som st. Philadelphia, Gold Watch, $50; s. T
Zimmerman, Hicks st, Brooklyn 800; NJ BOW.
ers Detroit Uull Watch ago; Mrs NJ Fuller
Hartford, conn, silver Set, ti5O; A. schiTjy'
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Watches and Jewelry.

II JEwELRY.
IL. o. HOOD, No, sSs Pennsylvania .hyaAps.
dealer in Gold and Silver Watches, DIAMofDA
due Gold JEWELRY, Solid Silver Ware, snE.
tacles, Opera Glasses, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
every variety Of Silver. Plated Ware, he, At The
very lowest prices, DELI
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SLID for French whaleboue Corsetsi 8 cents
for Corset steels. Also, Hoop-skirts, Shoulder
Braces aud Corsets Of all styles, altered aud made
to order. and Of warranted, at Charles Baum's,
~ Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets,
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board or FIRE CoMMIssIoNERs. - This
Board held q stated monthly meeting last even
Ing, at their rooms, in the City Hall; Present,
Engineer sessiord, and +. q. Eekloif, seere-
The Chief produced an order from the Mayor
for the purchase Of 1000 feet OF hose, and 100
f Ss, Ha ays,Py a gu" hose from
The board adopted a resolution recommend
ing TO the councils to direct the Water Regis
trsr 10 erect fre-plugs Of the Mcclellan pat
tern, in lieu Of such flre-plugs OF other con-
struction, upder the control OF the corporation,
A. 10 tho opinion OF tho Chief Engineer, are
unsuitable for the service OF the fire depart.
The resignation Of George Bowers as super
As extra.man Of No. l, were received and ae-
Jacob Turner was appointed extra-msn of
No. /, vice Geo. W. Harrison, resigned,
steamer No. 3, vice NJ. N. Bassctt, dropped.
VIM. Cox was appointed extra'mano OF No. D.
vice Smith, promoted.
John Kane was appointed supernumerary of
No. 3, vice Cox, promoted to eXtra;man.
A Communication was received from the
committee Of the SSisnS@ FIRE ire o%Pany rf
erected to tho memory Of Benjamin greenup,
deceased, on the 9th OF May next. Accepted.
~Se e%e on motion @otlon the Board adjourned.
TysrALLArIoS.-Lsst night the newly eloot-
ed or FRS OF Friendship Lodge, No, 8, kpgHtS
island, by the Grand Lodge OF the District.
The oiieers Of Friendship Lodge are ". T.
signor, v. p; Henry Il q; drimeS v, VI e.
H,Ii r. s.; ]. E. Shell, Bal. keri D. D. GoP
maui, Guide; L. W. Beali, !. $; l.. \. Tabeai,
.O.S. This lodge Ia In very prosperous and
nine months; has ITO members, and has al
ready paid out over $500 In benefits, still re-
falning some $500 In its treasury.
ELRorIos oY DIHECToRs.-The members of
Columbia Engine Company, No. J. held an
election yesterday at their engine-house for
seven directors OF the COLUMBIA Library Tor
the ensuing year. The followlng.named gen.
tiemen were elected: Conrad kaufmsn, VIM.
p. Hicks, James Lowe, Francis Jardalla and
Thomas Robson.
ELECTION or OFPIcgRs.-At the regular
meeting OF the Washington Gymnastic Assoc
citation, held at its room last evening, the fol
Lowing were Seosfs 9F HG sIes
secretary, E. J. Jennings board Of directors,
Thoma; Mbsr rPsys b TSs warren }
Rsse, John Briekhead, N. II. Martin, Tim
, NssklIn and II. W. Berthong.
sr, WV DEATH.--At an early hour yestcr'
SUI SRiRx, Mrs. Columbus, wife of Charles
W. WY , m1 =, ~ the Arm OF Columbus King,
Sont T N6e-assiers, 3l9 seventh street, died
quite suaa uhh 'SE, on X street, between Seventh
a nj E,whth afr, ~ts, She was "a years Of age,
anu and Eaiis sh arom a stack Of apoplexy. She
isnxes large circ. s0fFelattYcs and friends to
mourn her loss.
BOARD oy HrALru-.No auoFUM,-A stated
nthiy meeting OF this board tS %Ss to have
oeen M ne' Rey' the presId, mt aud Dr. Dove,
the secretary.
THE Ku-KLux KLAN.-We are ,n'9 2lhSr,, ny
M.i, on seyeenth street, bstween and that
Ms haii is not the one engaged by the ha.hiux
Khan Tor the purpose OF holdiny meetings.
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AfAsILr RESEDr. No family should DO with.
out some enicaelous remedy for the cure Of ahee-
tlons, so universally prevalent. as coughs. colds.
sore throat. whooping cough. and eroup-somo
remedy. too. which eau be relied upon safe. sure
and certain. DR.. wistar's BalssIn Of wild Cherry
ombines this dssiderdtun
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Gas Fixtures.

". ALFRED HALL 4 CO.,
PLUMBERS. GAS. AND STEAM
xs NINTH STREET, NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE,
(First established In 1873 mhll-f
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SAFE.-It was stated In the REPUBLICAN, a
few days since. that Mr.. Edward John Oar
penter, OF the firm OF Carpenter & Co., grocers,
corner OF u street south and Thirteenth west,
had suddenly disappeared, and fears were en-
tertained for his safety, His friends have
heard from him as being In Denyille, Pittsyl-
yAnla county, Va, and he 10 well.
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FIRST COOPERATIVE BuiLDiso AssociA-
TioN.-At q meeting Of this association, held
last night at Potomac Hall, corner Of Tenth
street and Maryland avenue, ", COO were sold as
share at my, share at los, 1 share at Ill, and
I gh n
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EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

A CHASCR TO DRAW ANT or rHE ABOVE PRIzBs
ny PURCHAsisG ASEALRDTICKEr ron % CRSTs
Tickets describing each Prize are sealed In En-
yelopes and thoroughly mixed On receipt OF Is
cents u Sealed Ticket will be drawn, without
choice, and delivered at our office, or sent by mall
TO any address. The prize named upon II will be
delivered to the tieketholder on payment Of One
Dollar Prizes " Ill be Immediately sent to any ad.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-07

ELECTION or OPFIcERs.-Al a meeting ofthe
Journeymen Paperhangers' Association, held
were elected for the ensuing years President,
John A. Shackelfordj Vice President, Geo. NJ
Moore, Financial Secretary, John W. Hayesi
Recording Secretary, WV. Lower; Treasurer,
John W, COons,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-07
LOCAL ITEM 8.

0EoR9R c. HESSISo.
Artist In
Goats. Trousers, and Vests.
No. 5ll Seventh street. Intelligenecr Building
fis guaranteed after Natures own sweet model.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-07

PATgNTs TO NE IssuED.-For the week end:
ing on Tuesday, the l4th inst, SOL patents VIII
be issued from the Patent Office. During the
past week 627 applications and rs caveats were
hled.