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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11

HKADeRs fIRsr MILITARY DIsrRior.l
OFFICE CHEZ CoHsissARr SUBSISTENCE, !
RIcHnoSp, VA. June !, 1855.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
At The omce % Brsve. Major W. a. EldeTkin. Capt
iss, i il 2. isS Ill he fiesh Beef rsauirss &
Rchmond, Va, for six months from July /, 1868,
or such less time As the ComnaissATy General Of
Subsistence may direct. The beef TO be dell vered
on the order Of che undersisnsd Of good. maIkst
quarters, (nseks. shants, and Kidney tsliow 70 BE-
ssse ~. Ths neck. q The ss..c ;irush,s5ed g
breast trimmed down The ,hapks q fore quarters
jois and Of hind quarters from six to eight inches
Bidders are requested TO be present to respond 10
their bids, and prepared 10 give bonds for The full
flment Of their contract,
Proposals. must be endorsed distinctly, ''Propo-
sala for Fresh Beef, At Richmond, Va.
The Underlined reserves the RICH, to reject any
Proposals Will be received at the same time and
place for supplying Fresh Meats for sales to oeers
at Riehmond, Va, during the same period.
Blank FERNS for proposals. will be furnished upsn
application 10 this once. ".0t
Condition., requirements. payments. &c.. 40.
a. III command Of Br'' VIZ o sESitkkiss sAo
Bvt Major and q. g., U,s.A.,
je2-pt ChiefC. 8. First Military Distinct.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

ASSISTANT orARrERNAsrER,s oFYicE,l
No. ll1 0IRARp SrRREr,
PHILADELPHIA, June Q, 1865
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until II o'clock, q. N, MONDAY, June Is, 1s6s,
period Of one year, commencing July !, 1865, and
ending 5 G1ss' d 5s inaSl Ha .srRAw
The estimated Amount Of each required monthly
10 Is follows, viz:
1900 pounds Of corn or oats, as may be required.
1900 pounds Of hay and 400 pounds Of straw !,
but the Department reserves the right TO increase
service may require.
n, ~ nshs ee,n s1 nann ~ th n.ss sS ~
the best quality PennsylvaniA timothyJ straw to
be OF rye, Of the best quality all subject to In
Proposals viii state price per hundred pounds for
hay and straw, Aad per bushel for corn and oats.
delivered at such places In this city As may be
designated, In such quantities and at such times
as may be ordered The price to be stated In words
and figures.
Blank forms for proposals can be ebtainsd on
jee.td Bvi. Col and A. o. NJ q. 8, Army.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION.

Ass'r. orAargnxAsrrn'so rrIes. Y. s.A.}
NAsnvfLLE,. TENs.. June 8, 1s6s. 4.
this advertisement attached TO each, are invited and
will be received at this once until u m, jane 49,
1888 for the transpo tation OF all army supplies at
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, between railroad depots,
steamboat landings aud Ash Barracks, '" for the
period OF one year,
Bidders must state the price per hundred pounds
they will transport military supplies between rail-
aud railroad depots In this city aud between
q the rairoad depot. and steamer landings In this
The price charged must include the handiins
Of the stores In the receipt and delivery OF the
fS: ooy.rnnsns reserve. the right 70. reject any
81 "a Sssss. nsssso S Ave R k
PRIVILEGE 81 being prsssnt d tho opening.
~ "a r The
e R.' 5si, W. o'E Tass:: ss''S; &;
BrsSs, Major and A. q. \. U, 8. Army.
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PROPOSALS WR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STArR,(
Jupe2, 1855. :
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationery for
the year ending Juue 30, 1852. win be received Of
this Department until the 10th day Of July. lses.
An sstima!e Of the quantities which will DO
sS s .1a G1.nf tesps Tor siddnf eGntainipS
be FURNISHED, upon apPlie.tion.
Warrington. ID. q. ju6-wtw,
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XXTOODEN WATER PIPE,
O A 8 P I r Z I.

GAS PIPE.
AND EivE TROUGH
The Best aud Cheapest Articles ever made, Every
body, particularly TANNERS and MINERS, send
for Tree deriptys circular and price list 10 j. A.
WOODWARD, WilliAmsport, Pa,
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.

HEADQUARTERS pspAHruESr or ras LAxEs,)
CHiEH ouAlITHnAsIER'sO yIIcI,
DErloir, Micl,, Nay y, 1875.
this advertisement attached to each, are invited
and wi be received at this ofiee until II .. on
and Straw IN such quantities. as may be required
for issue at Detroit. Fort Wayne. and Fort oratiot
Delivery to commence July !. 1903, and to con.
tnue until September -, 1855.
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for Forage
and Straw, and addressed 10 the undsrsigned.
For further partleulars apply at this once.
BY command Of S'1 MAJ pi 81 SRSRSHAM.
,.s..a osl' ss III 4 Be-: .s.. t6t 9. r..
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Approved May %. 1868.


AN ACT for the relief Of Abner Gay.
De 1t enacted, &C., That the sum Of twenty
dollars be, and the same Is hereby, appropri.
sted out Of the general fund, to enable the May
fno imposed on him on the 10th Of July last
by Justice Harper, for an alleged violation Of
. Corporation Law. The said fne 10 hereby
RENTED on condition that the said Abner
Gay pay the cost Of prosecution.
Approved, May 2S, 1868.
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COLUMBIA Drsc eEIsbkKEsY FOB wonEs AND
Corner Of Fourteenth and strssta Oct

Thi. Dispensary 10 In connection with Colun-
d., Hospital: and !, OPENED III Ihe !Eestnsnt Of
Medical and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about TO be confined and desire
to BE- attended al their own homes, but who Are
unable to pay for the services ofa competent medical
Rrae',tones, VIII b. FURNISHED with nsdiesi attsn;
the Hospital with the mAtron.
HOURS OF ATTENDANCE AT THH pIsPxHsARI
Aondays. from 2 = t.,...,s..,;. Prof; Howard.
T,Sas: rem fiG% TA 2.a9c9S
Columbia Hospital 4, open N ths rsesptloa Of
Rotary Of the Inferior, Such orders for admission
can be obtained q the surgeo1 in chief, Dr.. J.
Twentisth and Twenty.h rst n ian6-dly
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An ACT for the relief Of Moses Minister.
BE 1t enacted DC, That the sum Of twenty
dollars be, and the same Is hereby, appropria.
ted, payable out Of the general fund, to sna.
bic the Mayor to refund to Moses Minister the
amount of hne imposed on him by Justice
Harper, on the 30th day Of April last, for an
alleged violation Of law of this Corporation.
Said enc Is hereby remitted on condition that
the said Moses Minister pay tho costs Of pros.
ecution.
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Approved, May %, 1868.

Ito the A. SCISSORS books. the sub.divisions
used by the Assessors such ub-divisions OF
squares as have been made subsequent to
1868.
BE ii enacted, &c, That tho sum Of hve hun.
dred dollars, or so much as may DO necessary
therefor, be, and the same IL hereby, appro-
priAted out Of the general fund, to enable the
Surveyor to have copies made Of the sub-divi-
sions Of squares to date for the purpose Of nd.
ding the same to the books Of sui. divisions
used by the Assessors.
Approved, May %, 1868.
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An ACT to compensate the ASSESSOR aid for
other purposes.

An ACT 20 compensate the Atsess0rs' aid Tor
other purposes.
BsH enacted. 3-e, That the sum Of nine hun.
drsd and forty-6ve dollars. or so much thereof
as may DO necessary, DO. and the same 10 here.
by, appropriated out Of the general fund for
the payment Of the several assessors, for extra
work duly performed BY them In accordance
with the act Of this Corporation approved Fob
ruary "a, 1866.
SEC. 2. And H further enacted, That the
sum Of twsnty.h dollars, or so much thereof
- may DO necessary, DO. and the same 10 here-
BY, appropriated out Of the general fund 10 pay
for the services Of the messenger to said Board
Of Assessors.
Approved May %, 1868.
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Our Proposition.

The tiruc during which the
proposition for a reduction of tie
subscription price of the Gazette
was to be kept open is drawing to
a close. We again print the sub.
stance of The proposition, and hope
that numerous Republicans of the
county will avail themselves of its
terms before the first Of April.
If any present subscriber not in
arrears will furnish us the name of
a new one, the paper will be scnt
one year to both for SO 90 cash.
This will apply TO all who have
made advance payments of 50 90,
who will only have to pay us 81 90
for the additional name.
Clubs of ten and upwards, at any
one Post Office, Of new names, will
receive the Gazette one year for
81 so each, cash to be sent with
the names.
Subscribers in arrears for one
year or more, paying up arrearag-
os in full with one year in advance,
can 60 in at club rates.
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sudden Death.

A dispensation Of the most ap
palling and affecting character
was visited upon the family o.
JOHN A. HUNTER, Esq, of this city
on Tuesday laot. About the hour
of IL o'clock, A. NJ, his wife, while
sitting in her parlor, in her usual
apparent good health, and conver
sing checrfully with lady visitor
fell from her seat withouta q mo
ment's warning Of illness, and ex'
pired almost before the lady could
reach her side to offer assistance
The terrible tidings Of this sad oc.
currence were at onco telegraphed
to tho husband, who was absent a
Cincinnati on business. Language
has no power to depict the crush
ing nature Of the blow which thus
fell on "a husband, child, and thc
circle Of deeply attached relatives
and friends who were so suddenly
b0reaved.
The immediate cause Of the deatl
of Mrs. Hunter is said to have beer
heart disease. Her remains, W,
learn, will be taken to tho city o
ZanesyilIe for interment.
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Temperance Lectures.

The course of temperance lee.
lures, to which reference was made
in these columns last week, will
commence at the N. e. Church, on
tomorrow evening, Rev. Dir,
DowNEY, has a high and wide
spread reputation as a lecturer,
and IL is to be hoped the vast inn
portAncc Of the subject hc is about
to agitate, with his qualifications
as . public speaker, will enlist SO
deep an interest in these lectures
as TO give him audiences limited
only by the capacity Of the church
ediiicc to contain them. We urge
AL. Of every class, denomination
and calling, to turn out and listen
to the eminent lecturers exposi.
tion Of the frightful evil he is bat
tling, and the plans offered for its
mitigation or eradication.
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National Freemason.

This Illustrated and Mammoth
Weekly, furnishes the following
choice Articles for this week: Cut
and biography of Ben. Franklin =
Lamentation for Hiram and others
Poetry. A story. Genius of free.
masonry. Ole Bull. Letter from
q Merchant. When l mean to
Marry. Palestine. Oriental fables,
by Hon. [. S. Brown, of Turkey.
Family Reading. Entertainment
at Oberlin. Gerrit Smith in the
field. Tho Oath. Intelligence
Jurisprudence. Anecdotes and
Replies. Letter from Rob. Morris
on his way to Holy Land, Address
National ,Freemason, Box 5,9O3,
New York City.
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Meeting of III. v. horticultural
Society.
HoEricuLruRAL RooMs, LANCASTER, OIL
Eahpt,ar,, D.ll .1oco

HORTICULTURAL Rooms, LANCASTER, OIL
February 22d, 1868.
Society met, pursuant TO ad-
journment, and was called TO order
by J. D. Clarke, Vico President.
On motion, f. ]. Boving was ap-
pointed Secretary pro tenn.
The committee heretofore ap.
pointed on the statistics of grape
culture in Fairfield county, report
cd that there are within the coun
ty lO1 acres planted in grapes
304 acres wero in bearing in 1867
and that 32 acres will probably
be planted this spring.
The report was accepted, and on
motion Resolved that the Cores
ponding Secretary send copies Of
the same to Hon. Il. D. Mansfield,
Commissioner Of Statistics, and NJ
B. Bateham, Esq, Secretary of the
Ohio Horticultural Society.
The name of J. NJ. Ashbrook was
proposed for membership, and he
was thereupon duly elected Nom
ber.
On motion, tho thanks Of the So
ciety were voted TO Hon. Horace
Capron, Commissioner of Agricul-
ture, and Hon. p. Van Trump, M.
9. for number of copies OF the
Agricultural Report for 1866, pre-.
scnted through tho Corresponding
Secretary.
The subject for discussion, being
the formation of list of the best
apples for cultivation in this coun.
ty was taken up.
On motion OF Mr.. Clarke, it was
resolved to take the lists of the
Ohio State Horticultural Society
and hear the remarks of members
on each kind thcrcin mentioned.
Not having time to go through
the entire list, and a number Of
our most prominent orchardists be-
ing absent, it was resolved to con.
tinue the subject at the next meet
ing Of the Society.
REPORT OF FRUIT COMMITTEE
Apples-Fine specimens, in good
condition, were presented by Rev.
G. Spielman, of the following va.
rieties SIR. /. I.-Greening, Smiths
Cider, Roxbnry Russot, Yellow
BelleAower, Rawles' Jeanette,
and Newtown Rirpin.
On motion, tho Society adjourn.
ed, to meet again on Saturday,
March 18th, at1l o'clock, A. NJ.
preciscly. J. D. CLARKE, Chm.
FL. BovINc, See. pro ten.
r. ..
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selected for that purpose in the
vicinity Of Lancaster, aud surely
every person who is attached to
the beautiful scenery Of the Hook.
ling Valley, will thrill with Joy ia
learn that the spot which is SO hal.
lowed in memory Of early years,
frnnght with Indian Legends, &c
grand and beautiful to the native
and the stranger is TO be protected
from desecration, preserved and
rendered much moro sacred as the
resting place of departed friends.
There is no prettier place Of re-
sort in Ohio than the bills around
Lancaster, and their beauty, their
varied landscape, their caverns and
their curiosities will be puch more
appreciated and admired whom the
H. V. r. R. enables the residents
ofthe fiat uninteresting country
in the Northern part Of the State,
to visit them. The eye of tho Wis
itor is first met with the giant fig.
ure-head commanding them all
How much moro sacred and in.
tcresting it will become when con.
verted into a cemetery?
Lancaster would then boast of the
most perfect, the grandest and
most admired cemetery west Of the
Mountains. Nature has done much
for Lancaster. Nature has given
her the most beautiful Mount in
Ohio, and place the most readily
adapted-to the use now suggested.
1t is desirably located for approach
from all parts of the County, as it
is surrounded by roads leading to
every point of the compass, and the
farmer residing in the North part
OF the county can have perma-
ncnt beautiful burial ground as well
as the resident of the City.
The surface of the ground LOO is
OF every, variety for ornament and
use-b besides the rocks and glens,
there is the tall oak, the rich chest
nut, the spreading beech, the beau.
tiful maple, the blooming laurel
and dogwood, the caily buckeye,
the evergreen and the woodbine.
Then there is the beautiful little
lake, densely shaded, at the foot Of
the Mount on the North, and the
Summer-house in the rocks on the
West. More than all there is the
grand and beautiful view from the
top. We non-residents, who often
delight 10 visit the place where we
passed our boyhood, and free from
the care and hustle of active life
enjoy the serene and romantic spots
so endeared in our memories-hail
with joy the idea Of your new Gem.
etery being located on and around
Mount Pleasant, and hope the
quarryman Dlast, or tho wood.
mans axe will no moro be heard
about the beautiful "Standing
Stone" but that it may be preserv.
cd in MI its natural grandeur.
LOVER OF NATURE.
Columbus, o., March 9Th, 1868.
------+s.~.
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y. MIG. a.

A Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation has been launched into sue.
cessful operation in our city, and is
holding weekly meetings, for the
present at the NJ. E. Church, but
will soon take possession ola hall
in Rising's new Block. which they
have rented for the purposes Of its
organization. The meeting on
Tuesday evening was we'll atteRd
ed, and the essays and criticisms
were interesting.
We shall bo pleased to bc fur
nishcd, from time to time, with
brief sketches of its proceedings
for publication.
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To Ny Old Customers and the
Public.

| am just receiving a fresh stocl
of Spling and Summer Goods
comprising a full line OF Foreig,
and Domestic Cloths, CdSsimeres
Vestings, Jeans. Sattnets, Treeds
Cottonddes, MuslinS, Checks, Den
inns, Hats, Caps, Trunks and Va
Uses. together with a full line O.
Gents Furnishing Goods.
| also keep constantly on hand Q
large stock of Mems! and Boys
Clothing, which / will warrant tc
be of my own manufacture and
made in good style.
Those wanting Clothing made tc
order, will do we'll to call, as
have secured the services of IL. G
TRoUT, (see card bolow,) well
known in this community as a
first class Cutter, and master Of
his profession.
eg Our workmcn are excolled
by none. -Gaa
Thanking you for past favors,
and desiring u continuance Of the
same, / shall ever endeavor to
please, both in price and quality
ofgoods.
| remain, yours truly,
ORRIN Il. PETERS.
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For the Lancaster Gazette.
Educational.

The winter School, of District
No. |, Greenfield Township, Fair
field county, O., taught by D. A.
WEEKLY, closed on the twenty.
ninth day of February, with an
examination and picnic. l went to
the School House in the morning
as aspcctator, not intending to note
the proceedings of the day. Bus
after hearing the exercises, and
seeing the talent displayed, /
thought it due tho Teacher and
Pupils, that the knowledge of their
success should go beyond the lin
its of their own District. The
classes examined in the fore.
noon, were those in Geography and
Elocution. The promptness mani
tested on the part Of those juveniles
was beyond all expectation, All
seemed 10 be eager for the task be-
fore them. none failing or neglect
ing their duty. And the manner
OF the rccitations not only showed
well trained minds, but spoke fav.
orably for the skill of their Teach
er. The exercises for the morning
having closed, preparations were
made Coy a committee chosen by
the SchoolD for the distribution Of
the substantial and luxuidos furnish.
cd in the greatest profusion by the
parents and children of the Dis
trict for feasting the physical man.
And ere long the School.room was
crowded with well-filled baskets
the contents of which were rapidly
transferred to the stomachs Of the
assemblage, while joy and hilarity
were the order of the day. Long
will the remembrance Of that hour
be cherished by the partakors, both
young and old Of, the many good
things prepared Tor the occasion.
After these pleasing scenes we're
over, tho examination of classes was
resumed. None the lees can be
said of the exercises in the aftcr-
noon than of those preccding,them.
In fact all the. classes examined
accomplished their work with zeal
and success, which is not only an
honor to them, but an honor to
their parents, some Of whom were
present. After the recitations and
some encouraging remarks to the
School from persons present, Teach
er and Pupils took each other by
the hand in recognition of the
pleasant intercourse they had en-
ljoyed together-and parted with
mutual regret, but in tho satisfac-
ton of having made good progress
in q good work. Mr., Weekly has
not only proven himself to be q
teacher OF superior tact, but one
devoted to the cause in which ho is
enlisted, and desirous Of seeing the
great educational interests of the
People advanced, and working for
the accomplishment Of that noble
object W. w. B.
Carroll, Ohio.
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Geo. II Smith Is sole Agent for
the celebrated Florence Sewing
Machine-the best Family Ma.
chine 10 the world, and go pro.
nounced at the Paris Exposition.
If you are still skcptical on this
subject please call and he will de-
monsttate it to your entire salts
faction. Instructions given and
every machine warranted. 50-2t.
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The eSocial Revolution, which some Of
the newspapers are attributing to the influence
ofthe articles OF Mrs. E. oakes Smith, receives
additional attraction from another ofthe series
which that writer is furnishing for the col umns
OF The HERALD OF HEALTH. In the March mum.
Der OF that popular monthly she gives us
Choosing Wife," which, with "Choosing a
Husband" in the February issue, should beread
byall who would fully understand the matter.
This magazine is replete with excellent articles
ofa hgh-toned character. 50 year; sample
ccpy' 20 cents; a s55 Sewing Machine for 80
subscri bers and 500. Address
MILLER, WOOD AGO,
No. 10 Laght Street, N. Y.
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The undersigned have made their
arrangements TO move to the new
Block on the North East corner OF
Main and Columbus streets, by the
frst of March. We desire to reduce
our Stock before moving and there
fore are ready to offer unusual good
bargains to persons wishing to
purchase Clothing, Cloths, Cassi-
meres or any thing i'm their line.
Call and see us.
RISING, MILLER & SEIPEL.
Jan. 23-tt
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The constant annoyance, and
expense occasioned by u stopping
Watch, may be entirely avoided by
purchasing one of those reliable
time-keepers at Smiths. He is
now Offering them at such modor-
ate prices, that they arc within the
reach of all. 50-2t.
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CEMETERY SudoEsrIoNs. ~ The
communication published to-day
on the subject off new cemetery
will commcnd itself to the atten.
tion Of all our readers. 1t would
doubtless be a grand thing if the
project therein referred to should be
found feasible Of accomplishment.
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Lectures at the Catholic
Church.

Right Rev DIR. RosEcRANs, COM
mcncod a course Of lectures on re-
ligious topics at the Catholic
Church, in this city, on Monday
evening" (which weunderstand will
be confined this evening and to-
morrow evening, at u o'clock and
close at Yespers on Monday next.
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Statistics of Fairfield County.

Tho friend who was SO kind as
to compile and prepare for our
columns the valuable statistics Of
our county which are given in
another column, will accept our
thanks, A study of the figures
presented will be found highly
interesting.
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For Rent.

Pursuant to instructions from
the masonic order, the heundorsigned
as Trustees, will rent the north
room over the Market House, Ian
caster, Ohio, known as the Mason
ic Hall, for ono or more years
commencing on the 1st day o.
April, 1868. Proposals will be re-
ceived by II. A. Gebcloin, Main St
until a contract Of lease is conclud,
ed. II. A GEBELEiN,
W. h. BAKER,
Gro. Il. EoKERT.
Jan. 0, '6S-tf.] Trustees.
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TO ALLEVIATE the pain attendant
on Inflammation of tho Throat.
Lungs and Kidneys, you have but
to use the Vhite Pine Compound.
It is sold everywhere, and gives
the best OF satisfaction to all who
try it.
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Boarding.

Mrs. SAMUEL BERRY, at her res.
idencc on Columbus Street, is pro.
pared to accommodate ono or more
small families with rooms and
boarding, and also to take a mum
ber of day boardcrs. Apply at the
residence, s. E. corner Of Colum
bus and Mulberry streets.
Feb. 20, 1868 If.