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t A. M. RAMBO, Editor.
Ass't Editor.
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• ' • 1866.
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Advertisements, to secure Immediutp ,irlts2 . rgoo
must be handed in on or before Titureday evening
each sweek.: • -
L. C, - Oberrein:is oair aughorizdd
_Agent for ,West Heinpfield-:Town§h.ip. He
will take sith;seription.x, advertisemonk
for the(- . `-`8p..."- •
THE NEWS.
It -i§' said th 4 '4"asr Coke k - C,0., of
kiddn . i:s for the
SOut . liivest-i>"acifte Raiiroad, and that if
,fequired,th4 will extend the road from
•Ypringield in two pars.. . . •
Governor thirtin hUs . i4xed an order
relative to the 'preierittafig i n of the State
flAgs in Independence Square -, is-the 4th
:ot July, inviting all officers and'privates
of PcuriFylvhaia - regiments - to take part
in the cereinenies:
A destructive fire occurred in Thorald,
C. Siitida.y, depriving forty or
fitly families . Loss .250,000.
.
'lllO3 44,l'arftai Cra':, - Masonic Hall was
purrfed Ist. T,c;ss 'BlOO,OOO.
:stedo.r.itii Gibbons, - with "5000 baleS
t;f:cottori,'/wits' laiirngd flerschliiin's
lake, Gdort., , i,.ori'Sunilay..- ' ' •';
Antoin'e Probst convicted:of the , mur;
der, of .Christopher Deering,' was, on
Tuesday last, ,sentenced. to :be hanged,
IFgOnternn) yevepuereceiptstast week,
amounted $3,9.15;353-63..•
The TrAasnry, - disb.ursemants,for, the.
Reek ending on • . S.alnrday,, were :::.,Ayar
Lepat:tmetA,sl,6o7f2 l •„,*p.v, y . peipstment.
Department 8140,
.
Tot `heavy s . h3Wers - of rain fell in -
•;
7 1 - 2O . re on MOtiilay,4ght last, accompanied
with 'vivid ,lightning. About
pine o'clock there Was a violent storm of
• -.; •
haili the' hones being of the si . ze. of
hickpiy - ints, and some even Jarger,
-„
fracturing sviiidi7s,
''There exeiting itifdyniatica - freth
Utah:: ' The` Mormons :
thefoentiles• to . lave ? gait •taii - 13'.• City.= 2 ;:
iglitn en 'robe - nay been .ssa,ssiiid!
'The - Wife= of Jinies' • -M'Ciillongli",:4
wealthy farther residing near . Nashville,'
enirti;eriiiid• - aenniz' , •edmiiiitted suicide
recently by hip - gin,; herself in - th'e yarck
7;sto,tkor,mgr 4 oases,
PrOhibitibh - of . 1,14 transportation
of 'dfife from;laCC to. - ileee 'in t,ngland;
the purpOse:of preventing the, spread
of the'..ll'indei:Pest,has led to thUdibcovery
that even so rarge, a city as tondsm,which
equtains oyur,three.and a half millions of
inhabitants ; can `dispense with : those
abominable nuisances—slaughter houses,
4's * the;ca:ttlea.retiotaifewed to go to the
b 71.1tcliur, , the iuteile'r now goes
in the cattle; Slaughter's ,them and :sends
the:dead meat to the' city by rail. This
,ehangu in the,. : mode of furmshing, the
eity: with meat, though very 'sudden,
caused but a tem porary dißiqt/tioti of the
supply, - and no ingreas9 , in the. prico,beCl
costi4g.no mqrf4 in.,1 4 Q4d:04 now than it
cost.two yearsa,ge;-in spiiie tile, Plague.
' In 'view of the health of''ihe
nity,'everynielns* bettOring• the
tory condition' of our ',edwri - should bO - at
cin.te adopted it is worth -'-consider
ing whetlici the: health, as - yell as the
comfort', Of the peo'pl.: , Oolurnhi . 4,ciu'-:
not be imiio'ved'llypiohibitlli; the.
0
slaughter Of:caitio 'our borough
limits.
'
At every meeting of the conneit,refer
.
ence'is made, to' the alley On . which our
slaughter honies fare located' 'l4u6S
day evenini:fe.'st; at•the time of t t he rain,
the effluvium' atisin' , 4 froth thii4en4rnu"S
pest't' 'nue "t 5 4,
to ts , ru ,' ° s'lyell as
steken, 'the_ Pniser-ty, let 'alone those
person; living iri the yininity. We have
been asked by 'Acre - rat nersonS•during the
week . whetlAtkere as any prospect,of
liavin,..;Plhe'nuisanees abated.: Our reply2r: . • - • 7 :
;Os, they make )ikeial)promises. The
new bordukti'fieW is now in forUe and our
connaillieVe to do
. almost anything
in • . reason. We have been '"waitirig: and
watehinc , "--it; 'i'-'clienpove can still afford
o coritinue it. 'pat a fearful responsi
bility will rest upon ye "powers that be"
ifnn epidemic shot/Il:freak : out e'er,you
remove the tuisuceeni,v7 . ltich the people
•
•• To 4§filifq • Yn e t-r
nring' Clio "'obeitpation che'' town of
Port • Royal, by tile- Federal
Erolops, during 1 1 .1ay; , .186-I,.the.Masonie .
Lodge ..rooni's of Lodge No were broken
anfl'ille7SilverJewels taken . there
nfrom-was
froap fp11 . 61: • '
- 1; 7 4 py.lare,' — e`ngtaYoq, s
wiknint bross.:4.; o f
o,ol4P4Pe§!nil*4?/A -Lev,44.llat • :If] . 3 1kpirs.:
• - •aud
Win:dens tae\ 17. -Pli4e; faNiels
we're iiieseninaU-"Pinio4g.elicit'etit;itial:
•of the; Gitnit Secitlabd:-.inofe
than one hnn re Much
TiNg4. - 7 - Should - mintl , tlrenteVe - i - o ltn - K9..
Foygilld n-:;;;Unkoiito. brother, or any
ntber - peieon:criandly'
rompqqfulli Op, ent.eit forwaid
1 : 6. ,...P41t 6 .3.cqe care -; of
• Captain
kiiiin t ,sf liti4,thei '
• , fir`..."': - .l l ' ,
rt.; rrr
Past; l 44 l iiecli.,.#.4pdge:Nfx7;2:,-.
- Port lloyal, l-I Va.-I.Btti Aptll-1866,
. „
_ (fditorial_ and VtiorelliiiitittO.
• ,
—The finest smoking tobacco, •anc}
elegant -flavored seg,ars ciiirbe had• at
Beetles; Zenust.St.
• 'vv. tti , lcy'& Co. ••advertises ,
bargains, in the -, -diy...opdszline at. 'their'
store, _opposite the Odd Fellows'. MTh
-Maltby & Case Are keeping 'UR witl
the-times in the way of new and fashion—
able, goods for .ladies. and -gentlemen;-
read their column - advertisement in an
other "part of our paPei. • - - - -
—Our enterprising friend 3. A.
Meyers of the Family Medioino Store
has just put in a Soda Water Fountain.
It will be in full blast this
Call around ye thirsty.
—Pardy-Lockard"mine host" of the
American I{ouse,still continues to supply
eastotnees, with the: . ,best oysters. His,
house is a pleasant resort for .travelers
and his bar is stocked with the choicest
liquors. •-,
Tesso Smith, Howell's buildings , Lan
caster Pa.;_has on hand all the most fash
ionable styles of hats and caps known 'in
the market. Our friends visiting Lan
caster, should drop in. See advertise
ment in another column. - _
—Castle Thunder,• Richmond, Va.,- is
being repaired in, order - to, fit it for a
tobacco = facioiy. • The ' pliby prises 'is
partly tra.nsformecl_into• a grocery and
commission house: • -
—Advertisiug • puts cash• into • the
ponket of the busine.ss.maa,,aud : gives an
air of. freshness to ; tie-paper ; ikshOlys
forth. th'e 'bUsiness . cho , acter of the place,
giving. it iespectitbilify - abioad 'and" a 4
fording satiSfaction
.to its eitiierii. - = '
—From the mines - of 'ldaho' to 'the
brown;stonelrcints.of -MadisonLAvedue,
phalon',s ,"..Night Blooming. Cereus", is in
recincit. , Though the, standard perfume
of f6.shiOn, its popularity is liMitetl to no
elass• or section—it- national '
Sold everywhere. • ••,--• —•‘ •
'—:-Dnrinethe last, few weeks' "eight
hour", bills have''be..m defeated-jm the
Massachusetts,_ New: York, • and New
Jersey, Ler , islal.ure§,,lost.ln Ohio hy.Cllsa
gre'emetit c 'hetkveen". the two houses :on
minor amendments, and PaSsed: in` one
h Ouse. -Of the; Pennsylvania Legislature.
Lcotentporary 'Says he has had 'a:
good:rnaby lady subscribers, and that he
never . lost a cent ~by one_ of..
Women,naverheat,the printer.
, —The Methodists ottne, South have
con'cluded'to ado - pt the name of ...E.pisco
iial•',Methodist Qhurch." 'l4
years -twisted' the doctrines' of the' 'Meth=
ocligrehurch they no?itwialts :•
_Oittv of the quickest.journals to'deny
the just chtims, ;of-America to „greatness
,snience; art and - meehanics, is• i the
I. J 'antron .
,T,hai joUrn,4l *la see,
nothing goed•'outside • Of' =England. Yet
it!olies a great; part•of its uce.ess to the
i :
New , World,. ; for. it s, printed. on tiro. , of
'Hoe's immense cylincicuresse,-3,,,,w,1tich:
'it has, practically,-acliiii*ledged superior
•to any made' in "lead
—An excliane„. Says, we ; were com
-.201ed to reiVse.tinoffer.'Or job printing
the other day,- •by 'way back, Who
.innonently-''crallctd - td- - ger sothe - postage:
stamps printed ! - was, quite disap:
pointed
_because we.could'cot do the.w.ork
---14 ; ',iwanted 'em real ,bad to . pnt on-the.
letters . when he writ to a gal, and they
cost too darn much - to bud em of them.
post-office-fellers.' , ' -
-The 'School Directors of this 'county
met in the Court }Louse, in Lanbaster
city,. on Tuesday afternoon last,, for the
purpose of electing a County Superin
tendent. Mr. Andrew Armstrob,,, ,, of
East Donegal township, presided.' =David
Evans, the present. Superintendent, was
rereiected . on the
,prat ballot by the fol
lqwing vote: Da.vid j 'yans, 126; .A. p ;
Nesvpber, Thesalariof the 'Super- .
intendent was increased frbrc'' fil t 2OU to
$1,700.
:•—..The members-of the order of Odd
* Fellosis -at New Albany, Indiana; , acid
brated the forty-seventh. anniversary-of
the order at that place on Thursday, last
in a very spirited Manner: ,the . pro
ceSsion which was fdrthed dier two thous
and: of :the brothers' appeared in fall re
galia, and . the 'clornonstration• was of • a
very imposing . character__ The : people
for ; many tnile.S. around -a.lsembled to
witness the. ceremonies, . tind - the affair
gave' great datisfaCtion "edneerned 'in
it. This.: order -is very popular :in the
West, and ; its; nnrabers are, constantly
augmenting. = -
—A Westernjuiy, holding. an
inquest
over a man who 'died in - prison,.
the following verdict: " The'•Way 9f the
transgressor is hart'', and hp 'died: ft'om .
natural causes." The people have iten
dared-a verdict _that- Worrell 4 Co.,
SIQ Arch , Street, .T'hilaielphia, makes
ifp the. most flishilmable; durable arid
cheapest clothing the city. Call at
theinorte prieed.'emporium . and "examine
their beautiful spring , styles‘f cassimeres,
cloths,, vesting's Ac. iy „ They" make
,up
whole suits Pica.per than an,f, ntlaer
,
lir the', City. ,
•
' —A:Massitchtisett4 inventor has prO-
Pured 'a'pritent for a yafier shirt which he
can sell for twenty-flve • cents, , It is not
probable 'that it will stand much wash
ingibut the very Moderate' price at which
the , garment will sold will enable
persons in'kraitelied:C. ireurirstanCes triript
new shirtsY More 'fiequently thaii'they
have been able to do since therhave,com
mantled from three. to five dollars each.
If, ingenuity shorild.accoMplish the enter
prise of - prilating' - a'' neWspaper . ' on the
skirts of the nether "garment it; might
economise luatters , ;yery considerably.
• =Any • of- On r readers ' afflicted with
scrofula.orscrofulouri -- complaiuts, will do
well to read the-remarks in our advertis
ing Polumns i .respecting it. But little of
the nature .of this,•disorder has been
knoWit
. by.the 'PPOPIe, and the 'clear ex-
P4sitiort_ of it•there- given', will 'Piove
eeptable and useful.. We n have long
•li.red the searching:and able xi - runner 'in
yy4ioll.l4r.A.spr4:crea,ts every subject .he
totreliesi - whatever has his attention at all
bag a. gtutit deg -of it; -he Master's Whit
Altid aie one. who - has a,
particha 'qf'feeling,fpr.; his afflicted:fellow:
mart ;.can t 19915. witli_indiffererice,upou his
Tabors for t„, he Says
of'enrofq~a,a d"set in how few words and'
tofi7'cleio.ly'shertSo us More' thei4e`' all,
`haielcirown of tiiis insiduoi.w4adnfata z l
•,
• initlidy
Notes •by the Way. •-.-t -
WAYNESVILLE, Oliio*prp.,2Blll;;'66,
DEAR SPY.—According to pr'o'mise
write you to give youalcime of the--;
'dents of our travel. We left Nevi : ;York . ,,' :
Tuesday, 24th ult., aj4 I .must say the
pl e asantest route from,`-New'
'Philadelphia is by the -Raritan Si Dela-
JVare 'Bay Railway, which conveys you
from New York to Port Monmouth by
boat, from thence to Philadelphia by
'fel 1r a ititt - mbir b e cOm'e eptitailar -
The Camden & Amboy li.. R., its
detentions and accidents, must now yield
the palm, and-the R. &D.B. R. Itbear
off--,the, honors. I would ,advise all; to
_try
thirciute'and Teel'assni , ed they will aim
cur,,with•me„in:the opinion -ex.pressed,...... •
In Philadelphia, we, stopped at that
most commodious and' elegant hotel, the
Continental and .started through the
cleen'and well,,kept streets, of the Quaker
City,and the'obiltragt with the filthy and
over-crowded thoroughfares of our me
tropolis, of which ,we are so proud, was
anything but favOrable. At. noon on
Wednesday we took the Penn'a. R. R. to
Pittsburg. It is really a pleasure to
travel on this road. • The cars are - -com
fortable, cleanly and• elegant, the_ con
ductors so polite and attentive that one
forgets to becoine fatigued. The scenery
along the'reed is picturesque, and roman
tic, and, this is by,. all means jhe most
pleasant route west. The directors - and
officers of•the Penn's R. R., deserve any
amount of credit for the manner in which
they fulfil the duties'ef their office. The,
time made on this "road' is good; delays
and detentions- are things unknown.' At
Pittsburgh we changed
,cars for Colum
bus, which We reached on Thursday
afternoon in time 4.0 take a drive,arpund
the city before dark, • The public..build
iags at Columbus are a credit to the'city.
and the rieat•;*ell kept streets,and hand
some eeiraw" el I i'rs — <;i'ie Moir;
, c
charming appearance: ,TbeMeil House
is the largest and best hotel and affords
comfertable ~ accpniniodetions.. for -,.guests:
We left Columbus in the early morn
inn train of the Little Miami, ColUmbus
& Xunlii Road under the directiorship of
W.•ll.:Cle'nients; Esti:, of Cincinnati, a
gentleman well kpowu as one of;the most
ble and.. etficient, rail, read direetors in
the West, tuarl`tbe manlier thig
road is c,onduated is a"positiv'e proof - of
hie ability. The ride 'from - Columbus - to
Cincinnati is delightful; Me reached. this
place in; time for, a late breakfast. We,
ware met at the' depot by the genial, and
hOspitable 'editor of the Waynesville
Gazette; •J: Drew StheteAkterlnown in
the literary 'world as Clyde Clarendon;
whose graceful poems and starling essays
have - attracted no little attention ,from the
lovers of-polite literature, The home of
Smete is just 'Such a hothe as one
would suppose a 'poet would - select.-
neat little cottage;embowered - With 'vines,
and built on a gentle rise of ground afford
ing.an excellent view of the- surrounding
country. ,IVe .re now
,enjoying the,hos;
Vitality of tiatice - ,•pr:esided•over'by his
mother, a lady at once intelligent, genial
aind,hospitahle, and here we expect to re
main e couple,pf• weeks when we shall
eiert . for 'Michrgeii,"then' °will' Write
again and entleaVor' to transcribe what of
interest I see.• Until then then believe
• ,Yours• Truly,
J. WILLIAM VAN NAMEE.
112
SPEOLA.L NOTICES
CROUP.
4.lthost daily we are called'upon to chronicle - the
death of some loved one,l4y this dread disease,whieh
often takes its away from roving' parents with
only very phert•nutiee. Every inother should sup .
ply herself with Coe's Cough Balsam; for it is no
exagemtion to say , it 'will cure itinetpnine eases in
every ono hundred, if taken in season. There are
very many mothers who will tell you they owe the
life of some dear one to this wonderful medicine.—
One very desirable quality is that it loaves no bad
elfeci,it being perfeetly harmless. In eases e I cough
hoarseness oriticklii.g,in the throat,it has no /qua.
LOVE. AND MATRIMONY
.Ladies end gentlemen. if you wish to marry, nil,
dretss the under Signed, who• will send you without
money and without price, valuable information that
will ;.nable you to marry happily and speedily, it
respective of ago, wealth, or beauty. This informa
tion will cost you nothing, and if you wish to marry,
It will cheerfully assirt you. All letters strictly con
fidential. The desired information sent by retu.n
aad no reward asked. Address
SAILUI B. LAMBERT,
• • , Greenpoint, Kings,Co., , Ncw York.
apr.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND • CA.-
tenth, treated with the mutest success; iby Dr., J.
ISAACS, oculist and Auriat, (formerly of Lyden,
Hollgncl;) No '.sl9.Pine:Street,lp . hia. Testi
pp:mails from th&most reliable soul-cos in the city
and county can be seen at his Office. 'The •medical
faculty are invited to accompany their patients. as
hetnasmo'Secrots in his,'„practice: Artitieial eyes
inserted without. pain. .
charge inlitjo' for ..exatni,
nation: ; - "; •,: • mut% Q 4.,
IT
IHE C'ON.ETSSIONS AND EXPERI
ENO.O OF AN .11.1 VALID.
Published fo'r the benefit and AS a CAUTION TO
YOUNG
,MEN'and otliers„whg.sufferlrom Nervotis
Lebpity, premature 'decay of Manhood, &c., SuPply
ing at the Far»p tirrie rile Means or -Spif Cure. By
one who has cured himself after undergoing con
siderable, quackery., lky 'enclosing j'a post.pri.id ad•
dressed envelope, single copies, free of charge, may
be had of the author, • • • ~ •
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., HroPitlyn, Kings
Co„ N, Y. • • •
jam 27, f.Y,
•
• . cOntimiaptiVeSa
A ' - • -
THE DVEItTL.S.Iat HAVING . P.EEN
restored to health is a few weeks by a very, simple
remedy, after having suffered severalyears„with a
severe lung , nifeetion, find that dread disease. , Con
aulnious to malie.known to his fellow
scatterers the means of cure,* • ' • ,
To all whodesire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription - used ifree of , aharge,) withi Lae direb
lions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a sure cure fur Consul tiption,'Astlna; Bron
chitis, coughs, Colds, etc. The only. object of the
advertiser in -ending the prescription to bentifi
the afflicted, and spread information which he con
ceives to be invaluable, and lie hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost notning, and
may prove a blessing, - - - .
Parties wishing the perscriptioq, will please ad
dress
Rey. EDWARD A, WILSON,
Kiev COUTitY.
Dec. 30, '65„-13q1 •. Newyork
J 0 ~B t i a, 3 . 1.
entirelyoT 7 1 z t iv A a G r E it N el T es S
j cv u t2t ( e ) d ui f . ol:
Address O. GAREY, City Butldiag,i Biddleford,
Me. mar, 1.0, 2 6Ci-Iy.-
, .
, ...
Errors ot Youth.
•
'A Gentleman Who suffered for yeari - frorrf Nervotis
Debility, Premature _Decay; and all the etlects of
youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free:to all who need it, the ,receipe
alai directions for Making, the simple remedy by
which he was eared. 6.1v31 , 01 . 8 wishing to won tby
the'advert6 - er's'experienee,ean do so IV eddressing
~. . ~. - . JUILN .8, UtirDEN,
Dec. 30`113 ly, No. 13, Chambers st.. N. Y.'
aaaf -JET iiNHPOD
. HOW, LOST ,
HOW 1 ESTOII,ED.
Ju3c published; a new edition of Dr. , pulverwell's
Celebrated Essay on the racical cure (without med
icine). of Sperniatorrhcca, or seminal .\Veakness, In
voluntary Seminal Losses,: Impotency, Mental- - and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Marrirge, etc.;'
also,.ool4Stimptgotti-E,pilepsy„ and Fits,driduced'•by
self-indnigence or sexual wilt:iv:mance. _
• iM,,:Price; in a sealed' envelope; only c. cents. -. •.•
Tue celebrated author in this gumtrable essay
clearly demonstrates, - from :ri•itifrty :years' , success
ful practice, that the alarming consequences of self
abuse nut `-I 'curb without the dangerous
use of internal'fitedecine,or the • appligation of the
knife—pot:tang, ottt•O 'Mode of crainhee simple,
certain, an,d etl•petual, by meanti o INA every spc
ferer,' nojriOtter 'what it 'eo'nditi n may may
cure him sglf oheaply,,privateln'and•rp,dicallY.
-'Y ayThis• Lt etiire shouldbe in the histidd of eyery
yo.ath afid eyery man in the .iand„ • •••••c
Bent, insider seal, in a plain 'envoi:ll)e, to - 'any ad
dress, pp4t pairk.on seccuptiaf •six eentsrdr -two post
stamps. Address the pnbliiihers
, 3: publishers,
117 B9Tert, Maw York P 'Ci 'box 4,656.
Juno l 4s:
•
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• Strange, -init:True: - ' ..
Every young:iaciyand gentleman: in the United'
States can Itear.somethiug:tvery Much tcr.theirLad-!
vantage by retuMmaillfree,of charge) by,address-;
;ing the understignedi 7 ; Thbse.having.fearaAtif •Leingi
:humbugged - will oblige br , iitot n ' otihiny~ tliis ca a,
:Allfothers will please•addresti thetrObedient servant:
' ' F:tCLIAPIttAN,
nee. 30 831• Broadway. New
1
Aa'scor. & HAM.tits ' i fd4.IIINFIT
Organs, for siacred`and seb - ular mtiSie; forty dittex ,
ent styles, $BO to $6OO each. Fifty-one. Gold or
Silver Medals, or other first prernitons - awarded
them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address.
MASON & HAMLIN, Boston, or
MASON BROTHERS, New York.
A Card -to Invalids.
. , ,
A Clergyman, while residing in Smith Ainerica
as a missioaaty, discovered a safe and simple reme
dy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
I.4.eases of, the ,Urinary and_ Seminal _Grgans,.and
the .whole train of disorders brought on by, baneful,
antr vicious' habits. Great' numbers' have been
already cured 4y this noble remedy. Prompted by
a 'desire to beunfit' the'aillicted•and -unfortunate,-1
will send the recipe for preparing and, using this
medicine.in a sealed anvelope,tu any one'who needs
it, Free of Charge.
,Pleaseinclose a postpaid. envelopeortd4ressed t to
yourself.' ' , •
• 'Address,' •
. . , JOSEPTi. T, INMAN,
StationtA Bible:House, New TOrk City.
mnr. 17 3mo.* , .
It is said of the ladies of France, that:ll.9 ' a clasi,
they are the handsomest in the world, . With rosy
cheeks and binek hair, who can help knit think so.
Dr. Velpou's .hills never fail to make the complexion
a healthy and rosy hue. Ladies try them. Sold by
all Druggists. ' • -
DR. TEBBETZS - P'HYSIOLO'GICAL
%Hair - Re..wenerat'or. = The
popularity of this Preparation, is unprecedebted.—
It is becoming the standard article over everything
of the kind, and is' the ouly unoldectionable Hair
Pieparlition in user without, it no toilet is coMplete;
if once used it never will be dispensed with
• It positively restores White, Gray, ta; failed • Hair,
•to its originalicolor; iustrdand. beaUlY• • • • • •
It ofthii produces a neW growth of beautiful Hair
ou bald heads, and always stops its falling oft;
It frees the head front all dandrult; belting and
humor.
Has no dirty, sticky sediments or unpleasant
Odor. . , ,
Itis neat, does ildt soil the finest fabric cr skin.,
As a dressing, it is unrivaled, deligutiul,
No Other preparation has either the merit,or popu
larity, wherever it goes. Every bottle warranted.
. J. A. MEYERS, Apothecary,
' General agent, Odd Fellows' Hall C m
olubia,
mar. 24, bra.*
QUARTERLY - REPORT OF THE CON
ditiob. of the Columbia National 13aul:
oi, the morning -of the first Monday of
April .1.8135.
RESOURCES ~, 4 --, - . '
Notes and bills dis'd,. $766,11'8,Z •
u. 5, Wilds deposited for
circulation, .. ", 509,000.00
U. S. bona:, op hand, . 32,0.u,uu 41357,258,29
Cash in notes of Other Nat.Wks 380,00
Specie, • - 1,000,00
Legal tenders and compound ''' - • • • ' '
. , int. notes. 75841,03 77,221,00
Rom ittauces,S, other cash.items, „• . 12,090,57
Due Iron' Banks, in Pliihr ' $136,912,56
Dui:drum Banks in New York, ::0,417,80
Due from nanits in 130t00ore, 9,651,2.9 ~. .
Due from °tiler /Nat. Dunks,. , 28,921,03
. "'fro.n otlipt 13. inks sad Bankers; 1,181,79 201,115,13
Banking House, • •-' ' • '• • ' 10,000,00
Current expenses , 6523,01
Taxes paid, 50,2,04- 11,595,05
LIABILITIES
Capital, paid in 500,000,00
Surplus Lund, • • • . 91,284,07
Dist:cunt and Exchange, ' ' ' 27.74,91 • ' • '
Wont and Ltl,B, 2,114,72+ 121,101;20
Dividends unpaid, 1,10300
Due to National 'oanks,•.* : ,'` ~. '184120,87 .." '.. *•':
Due to, oddly lianksdind Bankers,Bo4o,o3 , 26,201,42
Ch - cult.jup Di:Columbia Bank, 3.,,.68,0"
- , -do cora National utinic, 387,10,3,0 u 624,843,00
Individual deposits ' ' * - 345011,72
• $1610,280,31
,Intleptedn'ess of Dirookors,Sls,73O.
' SVvurii,to,itnu subscribed by
, S41114;14 §110(.41, Cashier.
April 7, 3 rn • .
—•:•• Fi M- VAL
• • OF MULLF4-1 9
S.atijuihrt's •
•raolriSzort SPORE,
TO:ODD FELLOW:4 , I:IIX LI ?
• •
Columbia;, Pa. • " • '
Groceries,Provisions,Flour,Grain,Sce.
We will always keep an 'hand the very
best quality of gmods such as
Sugars, Sall
Cotfee, ' , Fruit,
' . Teas, Soap,
• Fish, Starch,
. . Spices.
Cheese, '• Crackers, - - •
Lard, • ' Tobacco,
Molasses, Segars,
• also
* FANCY. '
GROCERIES: • - . .
, NOTIONS, DRIED FRUIT,,.k.C.
We intend to keep the best aoods only
and to sell as cheap as any,similar store.—
We therefore ask a portion of public -pat
ronage. ,
H. AII.I.LBEN4ko BRO.
AP•iil 7, 66-tf. •
IMES
TED
UNION:BUSINESS - COLLEGE
HANDEL AND HAYDN HALL,
Eigth and Spring arden . Streets;l
PHILIA DEL 11111 A
THOMAS. MAY. PEIROE,
President and Consulting A.Ceountant,
EXTRAORDINARY DUCEME4gTS. !
NOVEL AND ''PERMANENT' ARRANGEMENT
. .
"- OF BUSINESS COLLIME" TERMS, • • ;
From April LlO:October 1, ISGG, •"
and 'succeedin o .-r years.
. Life Scholarships, including Bonk,k r eep-
BuSiness Correspondence, - Forms and
Customs "Co"mmercial Arithmetic, Bus'-
iness :Penmanship, .DeteCting:counterfeit
,moneY, and Conaneicial
TWENTY-FIVE. 15OLLARS., -
Scholarships, iacludingthe , same,Subjects
as above. Time limited to three months,
TWEN,TY,I,DOLLARS:
Penmanship,:threo months, $7
Penmanship and Arithmetic, S Mos." $lO
The saving of coal and gas ,in the .sum
mer months is an -advantage of sucli im
portance as enables the management of
this College to maite.a,considerable reduc
tion in the summer rates.
From October 1,186 p, to April 1,
,1867, anti
succeeding years; as
,before.- ' -
- - - -
Scholarships; 3. months,.' - $25;
l'enmanship;.3 months, - - - $lO.
Penmanship and Ari thinetic,, 3 mos. • ,$l2.
Special 7erin6 for Crab's, Soldiers, and jo
-the-sons ofeditinistels,and Teachers..
DA.Y=AND EVENING INSTRUCTION
FOR . B9TII SEXES AND ALL AGES,•
In Bankirig;, StOreit'Oping„
Penmanship. Pen Mawi rig, Ph onOgraph y,
Arithoietie, M6nsuration, Algebra; Geom
etry,: Analytical Geometry, The Calculus,
Navlgtti:loll,Surveying,liingineering,Gang
ing,' Mining, Mechanical 'Drawing, Com-
Gernitin,•Telegraphing; and
the English Bralirlhes, at moderate priaes.
Endorsed bY ptOlio tcs the most, slier
cessfulDuscriess:CalWge in the oountrY, as
is - evidenced by the fact, that' ' •
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWO STU
' _• . „ • ,
have entered. in theailist • Sixi•Monthsi Of
its Existeuee.
PRINCIPALS OR ,DEPARTMENTS. •
• THOUAS .111A . A.RET.*CE'4,A.OX;
GEOROk." B. SNYDER, R. S. BARNES,
FARR, JR., . J. T. REYNOLDS, ,
lIDNEy .1.SEI.11", A. E: ROGERSON,*A.3r.,'C,..E.
S,uported. by an able- Corps ~of Assistants,
" Call or send for al Catalogue, College 'Cue,
rentik, and Peirce's Practical Educator.'
OFFICE-531 NORTH EIGHTH ST.
_.'-• - - LTHOMAS‘At. PEIRCE. '
" ' •• ; • .1
Shoe:Zalisheg.
THE best assortment and largest stook.
in tbe-plaae; all l'at/greatly redhead' prices,
at. H.
Front Street..,
ALSO, 0. - genorai'aSsortrnent'Of fregh:nrid. l
'riliable •'' • " •
'anent 'Medic . • .:
Pyo Stuffs;
• ' • Perfumeiy, - ''
Garden Seeds; 'efie.r -1
selected with great card,:an'd `,.bought; at;
the present decl i ne in prices:for salefbr
apr:2l,- Ri WILLIAMS.
. . •
18 . 66:
• 0,;:.7 •
SPRING
OF 1866
At HALDEMAN'S,
4 4, 4' 4 1 1.•
- I
Locust. street. ,above, Front.-
•
•
We would• call the attention of our
,•
PATRONS •
•
and the " '
;• •
.•
'TO ' OUR STOCK OF' GENERA'.
DRY GOODS;
. .
": • : • CARPETINGS, - •
4UEENSWARR.
Now opening "and being replenished
alinost'deny throughout the season.
•
•
. .
:1619,280,34
•
•
It will' be`'remerribeied the inducements
offered at our establishment
,T,
in presenting •an almost I .
. • ~. .
, • ;
ENTIRE 'NEW - STOCK..
•• " •
THIS SPRING our STOCK is STRICTLY
W - .
Thereby, giving to'our patrons the'. Utlvn.-
tage of the late decline iii all,
• FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC' PIaNUFaTURES.
CO
'NO OLD GOODS 'FROM LAST
• SEASON,CONSEQUENTLY •
NO LAST SEASON'S
- PRICES.
PRICES of all Imported Fabrics
'based upon the late:de
.. ,•-: ,cline in Gold.
PRICES °c all standard and other
doniestieg the very, low
est possible:. . •
We solicifan. examination of our Stock;
, .
" "
always 'baling glad•to!show our Goods.
=BE
! •-;
,
• •%,..;•.',
• ,;..11'1
- - , '''" -, .'''s Locust
Jit f
.>;
Above,Front
March 31, 1806.
All under cost of Impor
tation and many goods
at old prides..
lIMM.III
At 13ALDE MANS'
Locust,' abbve -Front:
EMI
NZ
OUR BANNER ONCE ...MORE -- 1 S
UNEUR LED -T 01 THE R.EA.D.; ,
ERS 07-417.4',
Fondersmitles S to re, .."
. .
X4,A„FIX.F,*:IN:STITETTIO'N's ,11
i) tit 13
REAT BARGAINS ARRIVING daily,
1..3f from Now York and Philadelphia.
Our Stock is not surpassed by any other
establishment in Columbia. and in
Selections, Quality land.
WE CHALLENGE A COMPARISON.
,•, ' • '
FULL LINE OF- DOMESTIC
GOOD.S,
Innigi
=MEI
Choice :,selection of
` - ,-Ladie' press Goods, .
4.n . Entire) New Stock
Sr A! U rif3 R . l E :id IL S
sllAwts ; SACKINGS
, -
Our New York Hoop Skirt; equal's Ithe
"Bradley o Sltirt". in quality. and shape, and
,
25 'PER CENT,' LESS IN' PRICES S
A full'sfock always on haiid for Ladies
and Misses. ' "
BALSIORAI; SKIRTS OF EVERY
STYLE.
WHITE GOODS:'' ,GOOD;S
SWISSES,-NAINSpOKS,
.TARLgaoNS;JACkbNETS, S:c
=I
•, ,
Our stock of clotbs,Cassirneres,,and Men
and Boy's weargbnertilly, is •ol this sea
son's purchasing; and consequently Can't
be Beat,1 1 •pr: r ••'•
Clifpets, Shades,
Groceil 'Wail Papers,
IN ',COMPETITION : , WITH PHILA'-
• • ])EL- ;•
•
•
•
• - NVE STUDY TO'PLEASE. •
apr.• 28, '66-ly -• ' • •
WANTED—AGENTS—To - canvass for
the "Soldier's IlidiVidual Memorial."
Greatr indueoments - offered than by any
other publishers. Agents. have an entire
monopoly in the tqrritory, assigned, them,
as there has 'been nothing of the kind yet
introduced: . Meets with universal approv
al; is•ornamental, - also a record of value to
those who have served in their country's
defense, and to friends of deceased soldiers.
For circulars. dc.. address, enclosing
stamp,B. C: BAKER, Coltimbus,'o., Lock
Box 078. ' apr. 21, lm.
•
'.'AGENTS :WANTED
pO sell the Great American Puzzles,the
cheapest and•most. wonderful puzzles
of the age. Agents.. can readily make
from $lO to $2O per day, I will give, any
agent,sloo if he will sell 50,000. Send .30
Cents for set of Puzzles. All orders sentbY
mail free. 'PHILIP lILLL, Importer of
1' iincy Goods; 250 Alarket St., Philadelphia,
Pa.
' "kr-Ladies' Needle'Book, containing 100
of the bast Needles. Seitt by than on -,re
ceipt of 50 cents: -• • apr.
F THE SALEM LEG.
Under . the' Patronage of the United
States Government: • Models of this Super
ior. leg may be some .at the -Agency o ,of the
SALEM:LEG' COMPANY,' - No 33 South
Seventh Strect,,Philndelphia.
Call and sbe - Mehl, or send for circular
containing, toll intbrmation. npr. 21;lm
Ageuts. ,alfale'andmale
4're "ites7s"t6llso ribi— . lrionth;to sell the
Celebrated • ;•-•'.. • • •
COMMON. SENSE, iFAMILY SEWING . SIA C HINE,
• , .„, 7 Pal Rriee;6lB; oo * :• Y
• This Machine will do all kinds• Of , 'Work
equal to the Itigh , pricecl_Machines,- and is
the only practical and reliable Cheap Sew
ing. Machine iu the: world. Send tor, de
seriptive .Cfreulars., AildresiLl
SECOMII it'CO....,C,hiCagO Ill. ? or Cle;i•eland,
apr:2l, lui
MEN ATTENTION' • ' 1
TITANTED, one or two Men, in COlum-
V V 'bia andLyicinity, who have lost either
an arm or'leg, to•sell Wadsworth's : Water,
ProorArniea Eleuliiig Plaster the best and
cheapest Court }last& in the market.- 7
From $5 to slo.per?da'y-can' be made. Ad
dress; with 25 cents for'sample and full in
formation, A. F.- .BELCHERr Box- , 45,
Philadelphia- ' Pa. N:l3.—All agents and,
peddlers would fixid it to their interests to
answer the above: apr. 21, 3m.
J. WILLIAMS, :‘ • •
-I). No. Id:North - Sixth Stleek Philad'a.
" Manufacturer 'of
VENETIAN : BLINDS - AND:
• • .
WINDOW SHADES.
*. The largest and finest assoriment, in, the
city at the Lowest Cash prices— , ,-•
STORE SHADES,. MADE t LETTERED.
M ay 5, is, ea.
TX - I
-ANTED, 'A.GENTS. - -:-.37,5.t0 $2OO per
namitlilorpentlemen and 15.35' r 5
tor. Ladids,
,eVer*here, to introdnee the
Common' ',Sewing Machine;
improved and perfected, It will hens, fell,
stitch-, bind - t brade'-;and embrofd#
beautifully: Pace Only Only s2o,'inalting
the elasticdock istitCli; and fully warranted
for,three years: - • ',We,- - pay the/above wages
or a commission;. •lrorti f which twice that
amount can be made. ,Address dr.call on
C. BOWERS t CO. • L ffi
Oce,' No 255 Fifth
street, Philadelpia, Pa; .
An letters arta wered:promptly with
carculs.is,andterms. ' • ,inay, 5,-31n
S"::
REM_INGTON:' , B I . v I ei , .. 7
'.:'1.. ,,, Appr0v ? .... by „
1.1.1' 9.. '''' and"
-/-N th a e ll G Y O : v lt er e n V ilne. - Revo l ver: ,
ted :tlui_ s :a n:
IfiiWiiciiisflr;ooo i f sg ur i n : l :
Li ,5- SeSviC°.-siAnerekthtorofthe-kirith:Aisp
'xi** to'anyot o
~ •Wheitdcrf6an.
tqls - Sold ' by, Gun
reit" iio'/ciooks 4 P c r- en - oially; ,_ -.
mialetvlxid-.;..ft io l ruiTTEiTON,it SONS
•
%,..' ,L,, I "e''.r.4, .A.P.: . , .:,, ~ e e triaii . ; zee,. .a..,
Manufact*S'rs'Oi'lituS:
lies Rifle Barrelsgeo.
leettg,.Caibuicis;',Tte- !
volvers,Rqvolvit?F . RI P
, 'Dee. 16 tt. ..: : : • .. • .
PAPER lIANGING-BOY WANTED :
PAPER HANGING—Boy Wanted.—All:
kinds of work in this line neatly and
`faithfully executed. Tissue Fly paper
hung to ceilings in stores, Bar rooms, Atc..
Also Wanted—a boy of fifteen or. six-.
teen years of age to assist ; one who is
willing to make himself_genorally useful..
Apply to W. H. BASSETT, •
at Miller's Franklin House
apr. 21, tf Columbia, Pa.
Dr.. MARSHALL'S
-CA RH SN
TAT,
This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the
!best.artiele itnown,for ettring,theiCatarrh; Cold ,iu
the'Relicraticlifeadache. It has been found an ex
cellent remedy in many CMOs of Sore Eyes. Deaf
ness has been removeu by it, and Hearing has often
been, greatly. improved,by,its ,
is fragrpnt and agreeable, and '
Gives Immediate Relief • •
.To.the, dull heatty,pains , caus.ed.by,oliseases,of-_,the.
Head. - The - Sensations after using it are_ delightful,.
and invigoilltirig. o - penS and;; purge* out ll ob
structions, strengthens the - glands, and gives a.
healthraction to me parts affected.t. :
; - I ?fore Ctlian;:Thirt.Vrireaes'• '
Of Sale - and'Of Dr. Marshall's Catarrh' 'and'Headitch e•
Sn uif,- - hae.proved its great value for all the common:
diseases of the Head, and at this moment it stands
higher than ever before.
It is recominended by many of the best physibihnat
and is used with - great success and satisfaction'
everywhere.
.
Read' the 'Certificates 'Whole
sale Druggists in 1864.
The - undersigned:having for many years been ac
quainted with• Dr. Marshall's Catarrh and Headache
Snuff, and Sdld'in our' wholesale 'trader cheerfully
state, tha. we believe it io be equal. in every respect
to the recommendations given of it for the cure of
Catarrhal Affections. and that it is decidedly tho
best article we have ever hpown• for all common.
diseases ofthe Head. ). • • • •
Burr & Perry, Boston,
.Barnes .Ftirk, New York.
Reed, A uston. & Co., • " A. B' & D.Sands, • , "
Brown,Lamsont & C 0.,," Stephen /tin! & C 0..-".
Reed, Cutler & Co., " , Israel Minor & Co.,
Seth W. Fowle, ItlcK4s,son'& Robbins, "
Wilson, Fairbank & Co. A. L. Scovill & Co.,
Henshaw,Ectinands & Co; M, Ward, Close & Co., "
Hay, Portland, Ma. Bush d? Gale,
Fur Sale by all Druggists. TRY IT.
Jan. C,
LIFE-HEALTHSTRENGTH,
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH,
LIFE---HEALTH-STRENGTH.
THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY
.DE4AALA.RRE'S
Celebrated Specific Pills;
Prepared from a prdscription of Dr. Juan
Delamarre, Chief Physician to the
Hospiral dn.N:9rd ott Laribojsiere of Paris
:_ r rhis invaluable medicine is no imposition, but is
unfailing in the cure of Spermatdrrhie or seminal
weakness. Every species -of-Genital or Urinary
Irritabilityolnvoluntary or nightly , Seminal Emis
sions from whatever cause produced, or however
severe, will be Speedily relieved rind the organs
stored to healthy action. '
Read the follo - wiog opinions 'of eminent French
physismnsi
-We have used the Specific Pills prepared by Gar
anciero Duhont, loo_Rue Lombard; from the
prescription alb*. Juan Delamarre, in our private
practice with uniform success,and' we believe there
is no other medicine so well calculated to cure all
persons suffering from ,Involuntary Emissions or
any other wealtne , ts of the Sexut.l Organs, whether
caused by a sedentary•mode Of living, excesses, or
abuse.
Paris, Any sth, ISCZ.
• , Beware of Counterfeits.
The Genuine Pills are sold by .all the principal
Druggists throughout the world, price One Lollar
per livX, or,slx Boxes for five, dollars. .
DUPOT, Sole Proprietors,
• No. .21.4 Due Lombard, Paris. '
One dollar enclosed to ally authorised Agent, will
insure a box by return mtul, securely sealed from
all observation,.six boxes 1'or• live dollars.
Sole Geeeral Agents for America,
°SCA It ,G.1.4.05ES it. CO., 27 . k'ourtillantSt.,N. Y.
N. B.—Fteneh, Getman, Spanish and English
Pain phl ets,con tai n ug full particulars and direction's
for use, sent tree to any address. '
Agent for Coltunbia, J. A.. Meyers.
Jan. ti, ly.- '
RELIEF:UN TEN:•EIINUTES:
BRYAN'SPIILMONIC WAFERS.
4...5tr The origin Medicine establi , hed in 1557, and
first article of the kind ever introduced under tho
name oftPalmonid Wafers,? In IlliS,, , orank other
country.; all othei Palmonic 'Wafers-are'. ebuuter
felts. -The genuine can be known^ by , the• name
812,N being stamped on. earl? Wafer. • • „'
These Wafers . hare been before the' public for
nearly thirty ,cars, and the immense sale. attained,
not only in America but in foreign countries. fully
attest their intrinsic worth. The medical prupet
ties are superior.to any , other .articles uttered for
the cure of Pulmonary titqtronchial :affections, and
thequantity, contahted•in each ,box is nearly dun=
ble that' f nu' of the ninny' worthless inutations
advertised. • '
Bryant's Pulmonie Wafers- -
cure Cough's, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, ,Asth
mu, Catarrh..Bronehitis, Difficult -Breathing, Spit
ting Blood, ;Pains-in the-Chest...tnelpient Consump
tion and all diseases of the lungs. 'Not only afford
ing temporary.relief, - hut effecting imapid and last
ing cure and arc warranted to, give sattsfactinti its
every inshince. They do not nauseate like acoholit>
compounds, and the medical properties are coM
bined in a form so agreeable -and pleasant to the
taste, that any child vvill readily eat them. Onu ,
dose will always ntterd
Relief in Ten Minute's.
To Vocalists and Public Speakers, these Wafers
are peculiarly valuable; they - ,mill ,In.one day re
move the most severe occasional' hoarseness : and.
their regular use for a few days will, at all times,
increase the power and flexibility of the voice,
greatly improving its tone, compass and -clearness;
Mr which purpose they are regularly used by many
professional vocalists.
The very great celebrity of this invaluable rem
edy has induced unprincipled persons to prepare
base imitations, which disappoint the just expecta
tions of the purchaser, and injure the character of
the genuine medicine.
Sea that the word, , qtßYAN," is stamped on each
tt :der, and.also observe the fae.sintife, of. the sig
nature qf the Proprietor
. .„`JUILMOSEV.o .0 ..eaelt
wrappgr, to'aduirtbrfeithrhteh.is foracryi...fr,FnOtlen
ding parties will be dealt with to the full extent of
the„lhw: • ' `1 • ' 1
Bryans Buhrionic Wafers are for sale by all Drug
-013 MOSES Sole Proprietor,:? Cortlandt St., :sr. Y.
Jan. 6,1 y . . • . . ••
II O,IJSE :FERNISIIING I MDR E.
CALL at Filthier's' House Furnishing-
Store, . Locust, -opposite the, Franklin,
House, ,and oxamme, his -new ; assortment
or
' - Stoves, 'Tin . Wsre,' • .2
Wood and Willow iNare:
Having _secured ,the.sery,iees., ,of one Of
the hest inenhanieS in.4li;) =dOttittiy, he is
prepared.to do 41 , 1:Inds of , •
•' ;- • COPPER,- :TIN , • •
• STILET _wolf WORK..
Gas and Steam pipe fitting, Hydrant work
and'Bell hanging, at the shortest notice,
and;uiost reasonable terms.
- apr. -'66 " „ .
Stop and Read
HE Subscriber would respectfully In
eustoiners customers- and. the.p ablie
generally. that he has. ust, received_ a;gen
eral assortment of
'OSOCtRIES;;PIAVISIONS 'TEAS AND.EPteEi.
I% ichener's . celebrated sugar cured hams.
,1" and: mess. mackerel. Extra tine
syrups. Retined•sugars of all kinds. ,
~Old
Rio and- Java Coffee. English. and Anter
..
lean Pickles. . : •
DritqL and ,Canued i Fruits,
PrAnes;:gketared
taia.
Our stock of - staPlii'an' d fancy groceries
is - „ - -fulrand coningete . :ancrnye - intend rkeep :
by edniii§t dairy
Give US a call,.
corner ''Front 'and "Uxiio:n
streets,' Coltimbia: • ":
apr. 14,-' 60.
;
°.• "
PENN muTun INSURANCE , COMNI.
THE birecters of the abd:;,e'na*dcona
punyhaving' declared a scrip dividend:of
FIFTY PER, CENT., _for' 1865, the sub
scriber, iVill.deliver certificates to those in
titled tothein; npon"'calling for the 'Seine.
F. X. ZEIGLER,-Agent.
A \Bisihriene-BlacWirflotel.
Col..apr. 21, 3t..
•, k•
Private Sale .off' Real Estate
,• 'it ii" •,., it 4„ t
AA e LOT OF. GROI.D ON THE. EAST
i4:lCi`of Front. Street, botwkep Locust
and Union • -Streets; 'Containivir in front
about '25. feet and in • depth to, We Pennsyl
-frania Railroad; ;*ith TWo 'arid 'a Half
Stork -Brick', Dwelling:House land-other
improvements thereon, - bounded south :by
property. _of.oe9. ' Bogle .and north ; , by
'property Of Mrs,'White, maw, Occupie!loy
Wm,., Boyd, is - Offered at - Private sale.
For full paittetilars'inquire of "
' •HENRY SUYDAM',.
Agent for John S.-Given.
- April 14, tf.
at.' A. REAtTREPARIE. M. I)
I.)ur.TAltuix, L.
JEAN, .L E •IJEUCHILE, M. D
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