Decatur Eagle, Volume 6, Number 40, Decatur, Adams County, 6 November 1862 — Page 3

THEEAGL E ■ i OFFICIAL FAPBK OF THE COUNTT. miscellaneous. Remember! Remember!! Our terms of Subscription i-, one copy one year in ad vance. sl. within the year $ .5”, ar the Expiration of the year, S2No pa per d>rontiiiuf>d until all arrears arc paid up, un- , at tha option of the Publisher* The p»ip*-r will be Kent to subscriber* after their time of »*ub-crip»ion has < xpired unless . notice is given to the contrary <• receive no mibocriber*, fora less period than 6 months. Specinl .’Notice. TO ADVERTISERS- Al! advr'Anixed; ta }ttn for a specified hue. and ordered '-nt b'lor? the expiration nf tie lime sped'it d. g’J ibe chafed the regular rules for tin same up lu the terne hey are ordered o t. |mMj—c«==ia .—: —: =s—'- == - J New Advertisements. Burt ' ouse—C. Burt Picture Gallery—P. V. Smith. Harness Shop—l. J. Mivsau. Jlus.Hs.—The latest news from that State indicate that ii. has gone Democrat ic. Another Union victory, and another rebuke to the Abolition dtaunionists. g&- See Mr P. V. Smith’s card in another column of this paper. Hu is a good Artist and will furnish every one with a jjood lifelike likeness, who sees fit to call eu him. gM>r The Burt House is too well known to need any reccotnmendaiion to the public. from us; but we must acknowledge that no one knows better how to do the honois of Mine Host’ than Chester. — I —I A Strike.• —We leain that on Monday ’a«t. the journeymen Boot and Shoema kers of this place struck for liiglu-r wages, they refusing positively to work at the former rates, their accounts were ini mediately settled and they paid off; and up to this time the matter remains tn tluius quo. Fanners and others wishing anything in his line, would do w.-ll to call and exan.ine I. J. Miesse’s stock of Hardness, and os pric-s b.-'ore p itch is ing nt any other establishment, as we feel jus’i fieil in assuring our readers that lie can■not be excelled, irCthe quality, durability or cheapness of his work by any estn > Jishmeut in,this section. Ft W iyne not . xcepted. jty The last week has been quite enccnraging to the Union cause. Indeed everything flo trishes when the women Sake hold ofi’, and they have taken hold of it with a will of lite —tn fact the worn--n are all 'for Union, to a man,’ and they are moving in the matter as if they inteti ded accomplishing something. There has been some four or five entered the service in the last week in this immediate neighborhood, as the list of our marriage notices will show. Lo k out for heavy reinforcements. Mr. Lemuel Frizzell has left at our office two beets nearly of a siz-. the larger of which measures 2 feet ar.i 3 ir.ches in circumference, and is 17 inc', .-»• '-.ng— They were raised in hi* <-■ -I- i th • place and do beat all.— Bluffton 13 inner. Those beets are jst li : • the Banner, small beets snd only half grown. Mr Jacob King of this pi ice, left one at out office measuring three feet and three quar ters of an inch in circumference; and weighing over 17 pounds. Talk about your big beets. It no greater progress shall be made during the n< xt eighteen mentbs than has btenmi'tle dining the last lighter n sncn'hs >n putting down the rebellion, how long will it take to put it down? It would have been put down I, ng ago If the president had listened to Gen. Scott and G<ti McClellan rather than lo the radicals' Let the pecple emancipate the President from the ladicals and perhaps hrwill listen to Gin. Scott and Gen Me Clelli n. and that the rebellion may yet be put down. Nkw York, Nov. 2 The We.'aid's Wheatland (Va ) corereapondent says ‘the n-bt Is have a s ring force between Snicker’s Gap and Phil4n»nt, on the west side of the Blue Ridge.’ A purcellvilie dispatch scys there is a large rebel force in the Shenandoah Valley, just beyound the Gap. A large body of rebel cavalry were seen passing to Aldie. Cannonading was heard and •hells seen exploding in that direction. It is supposed Bayard's and Siu rt.s Cavulry were engaged, as S uart passed •.hreugh the Gip, the d iv previous, with several thousand cavalry and four pieces of artillery, and encamped nt Union, snd yetterdav paised down ihe valley. The rebels ar« in force in the vicinity of Berryville, and appear determined tc hoid Snickerville. Gap, while their army operates in the Valley. A Philmont dispatch to the Herold says: 'Rebel cavalry hive been driven nut there, and tbe rebels are in force at JTvariftrvi 11»» * *r* _ 4

—Caw—SSi — i ii ■! i i r avr^ejawrauiaiAww wnar-yvawewairw^,ear ■««——— ’’ [ If no greater progress shall ba made . (luring tiie next eighteen months than was made during the past eighteen I months in puling down the rebellion | i.O'v long will it l ike to put it down? t would i ave m en put down lohg ago if the president had listened to Gel). Scott an I Gi n. McClellan rather tl aa to Hie radicals. fe-t the people emancipate the President. from th- radicals and perhaps hi- will listen to G.en, Scott a,id Gen McClellan and that the rebellion may yet be put down. Result of Fright-A yung husband i •it Svrneus, In Y . thought lie would Irighteii liis wife l'b<- other day, for the ’ '■i iol the thing He got under the bed just b-fore she Was going to h> r room to tress. and suddenly reached out his hand ; and took hold of her h g The fright ; wns so great that she uttered one loud ! shriek abd tell senseless to the floor, utiti it is thought that, il she does not die, Sue will be a maniac for life. A Frederick dispatch to the tlirald ; «ay : .Secessionists say rebel forces Irom western Virginia have joined Lee, and have been added to j-ickson’s division. ‘Alter the next general engagement [ pence propositions will.come liom R ch-j rhond ’

TOra /Tfis HCI ra On the 3 Hh tilt, bv Simueel L Merry- ■ man. Esq . Mr. Jolin Everhart, to Miss; Sa. ah Durbin, nil of tiiis eonnty. On the Ist inrt . bv the Rev .1 C Wi • son, Mr. Daniel Jackson to Mrs Susan Archer ail ol this county. O i the 2 I in it. bv the R» v J. C. Wilson. Mr Frederick Clapper io Miss Chris liana Mum, ail of this county. On the 4t!i inst. at the residence of ihe , ' bride’s father in this place, by the R-v. ' i Mr Elcox. Mr Win W. Moses, of New-i vdl", Wells county to Miss Julia Patter-1 I i 6fin - G.i.l bless them, of all they are the on - ! on-s that remembered the printer; and our blessings shall go with them and , theirs throughout all generations Income Here is some poetry, our devil got of! ■ while eating his share of that most excelt lent bride's cake. When tempers nre alike, and souls agree, How swe.-t and pleasant must their union be; Aivl if, as sweet is is this wcdiline cake I We blame not Billy, who a wife did fake; Nor Miss.Jiilin. chnrm’ng IndV. whodid agree , Vi'ith Billv M- -es bound, for life, to be — i, But. soon ther’ll‘-sk their friends to come, ; And see Mr„ Juli.i Moses I’at-’er son.

NE W AD V E RTIB EM E N TS. BUUT HOUSE. i) c catur, In dia na, HL Proprietor. Will give good attention, and makes reasonable ; charges. n37-v6-ly. iiarnesOiior I. J. M eisse, Respectfully informs hi* customers and the public in genvr; i, that he-till eonuuje» io carry on : 1 the Harness Busioess at his On a larger scale than » ver, where ii • invites i all to tail and examine his work; for he flatter* himself that he can do a BETTER JOB for LESS money than any other cstabii-hment in i North EasU--n Indiana. Hlpßepairing.doue ou 1 short notice and charges reasonable.—u37-v6 Film e ghlervY | P. V. SMITH. Ambrotype & Photograph’ BTttA S •f«Tr‘9 Having permanently located in Decatur and I supplied himself with everything that may be ’ found in a First Ciass Picture Gallery, 1 Would call rhe attention of all who deaire good Picture at low prices, to call at his rooms in Houston’s Building, immediately over ihe Drug Store. n37-ly ; FAR M~F()RSA LE~ | The undersigned will sell, at private sale, his Farm, One Mile South of Decatur. Being the south past quarter of the north east, quarter of section ten , town - ’ thip twenty seven north, range tout teen east, . cohtniting furtv acres. Thirty acres under i GOOD CULTIVATION. i The hum will be sold upon reasonable terras: Either for Cash in hand. .>r. mi tini ■ TIMOTHY O SULUVATT. | Oct. .0,1832. i>29-tf , Take Notice. The follow wig conscientious dr?<‘ted monos ; A dims county. are hereby notifi.nl to pay two hundred dollars, which sum is fixed by the Secret a y of War in accordance with an act of Congress, to C L. Schiriimver, at tho Treasu- 1 rer’s Office in Decatur as soon as possible as I 4 anxious to wind the thing up. The following are the names:—Hartford township, Peter ( Lichty, Christian A-Uifb‘ ir ger t Jacob Snyder, f Joseph Wise and Peter Moser French township; John Riffee, Ch’istian Roth. John Htirly, . Christian Schwartz, Nicholas Stuckey, Peter , K!opoer*tine, Jacob Meyer, John Zimu ertnan. j Ju oh Stukpv. Ch istian Aueberger. Jacob Lichty, Nicholas R : cb. Christian Ashliinm. t Christian Zimmerman, Ju|m BixA r, Jacob Mo- ( ser and Jacob L--liman. Monn c township; I’e ter ••’. Springer anil Abraham Springer. Wa- i bash town.-ddp: Jacob Eiche.-, Christian Springer, Christian Lugibtll, John Lutribill, John cusebaum. Peter Lichty,Phillip Harschy Johh ' P. Lugibill, Jacob Ryicbcr and Abraham Lhamon. B J- RICE, h Oct 23 186* Marshal A C»

[ TAXES! For the Year 18(1'2, ' The Tax Payers of Atbuns county, Indiana, are herein notified ihat the following L vitu for t:<x» s hftVG been made for the year 1862, to-, ! w i r: t For State purposes fifteen cents on each n;M* | huii- r.’d daliars valuation and fifty cent* for J each poll. For State Military Fund five cents on each 1 ■one hundred dollar* valuation i For Sinking Fund Revenue two cents on each one hundred dcllara valuation. For County p■ ; ■ thirty five cents on j , e:u ht • • linndret- : >ii.irs vaiu Pieii. Fur Scieiol purposes, ten cents nn each one hundred dollars valuation and fifty cents on ■ ' each poll. Fur Adam* County Volunteer Fund, one dol- . lar on each one hundred dollars valuation. For Special School, town of Decatur, fifteen j ccLtsuij each one hundred dollars valuation and twenty-five Ci-nt-s or. tach poll. For town of Decatur. Corporation, ten cents on each one hundred dollars valnatjon an I ten cents on each poll, on ihe town valuation. And in addition to the above the difTi rent , townships have ab.se.*-sed the following taxesto’wit' ; —■ •— ~ . e . • fits c a » r- = Ls -£ 2 <3 g. 2 Tuwnshipi. c H It ; Union, 15 Root, ** 15 11>4 ; Preblf, 15 114 10 Kirkland, 5 15 O-i 5 . Washington, 5 15 15 . St Mar c’s 15 l l < 10 Bluecreek, 15 Monro.*. 5 15 Ibi It) French/ 10 15 Vyf b , Hartford, 15 Ilf 5 Wabash, 5 15 iff 5 Jefi't Feon, 10 15 From this date, and up to the third Monday in March next, y«m will find me at the Treasurer's Office, in Decatur, to receive the above I levied taxes; and af.erthe third Mun-lay, io March, thus fl ren unpaid will be collected with penally ami interest by distress and sale as the law • irects. C. L. SCHIRMEYER, Treasurer. I Oct. 20, 862. Trustee’s Sale. r)Y virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to > me by the President and Din ctors of Ihe I Cincinnati, Unit n iV FortWavne Railroad and lofan order and Decree made thereon by the Randolph Circuit C<»u t of the State of Indiana, at its fall term, 1862, I will proceed to sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash in han , Tuesday, December 39, 1862, Between the hours of ten o’clock h. in , and four n.cluck p. m.. of said day. at the office of the Cincinnati, Union dr Fori Wayne Railroad Com piny, in Union city. Randolph county, in the ■ State of Indiana, and continue from day to day ■ between the hours a’oresaid, until all shall be | sold, the follow* ig d-.•scribed land-, and town , lots with their appurtenances co-wit: Lying in Adams county, Indiana. Theshf ; of 8 w qr of sec two. I’ 25, R 14. contnininsr 8 > 1 acres. I’he ehf of rhe neqr of sec 26 T R ,1 I. containing 8 ) acres I he. sw q of st c 32, ; T 2ij. R 14, containing 16>> acres Parr, of rhe I n w qr ot the n eqr of sec 32 1’ 25, R 14, con- ! raining 15 acrea. Ihe n wqr oftheseqrof sec 27, T 5, R 15, containing 40 acres I’he w hf of the s e qr ami Ihe n e qr of the s w qr ol j sec 7. 1’26, R1 4. contaii itig 1 2!) acres. Then w qr <»f the s w q> of sec 5. 'l' 26. R 14, con *nitiling 40 acres. 'lm*n w <p* of the s w qr of *ec i 17, I 26, R 15, containing 4) acres, 'i’he n e i qr of the n e qr of sec 6, I' 27, R 15, containing '46 acres. The ehf of the n e qr of s.*c 22. and ‘ the n hf <»f frictional sec 23, 'l' <7, R 15, con ; raining 95 acres '1 h<* seqr of the s e q-. and ' the «hf of the n eqr of the seqrofsec 15. T 28, R 13, containing G!) acres. Ihesw qr of the 11 eqr of sec 2), T 23, R 14, containing 4’3 j acres. ■ J.ots in t’m town of Decat'ir —Lots numbered 12, 30. i. d <65. b-xplftuhtion of Contractions—n, north; «, south. «•, east; w, w.-si:. r. quarter; hf, half; sec scClion; T, township; R, 1 inge. STEPHEN S. HOMMEDIEU. j Oct. 11,1062 Trustee, i Sheriirs Sale. 13 Y virtue of an execution to me directed 3 and deliveietl by the clerk of the Ad tins circuit court of ihe Slate of Indi I will expose to sale at public auction, at. the court house door in the county of Adams in the State of Indiana between the hours of I 0 o’clock a in. and 4 o’clock p. in. on Saturday, ■ the rents ami profits for a term of years notex - ceeding seven of the following described real estate to wit: 'l’he west half of the south east quarter of sec i tion nine (9). in township tventy six (26) north of range fifteen (15) east, in Adams count y and ' State of Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full ; amount of the execution 1 will at the same time 1 j and place, at public auction as aforesaid, ex ; ! pose to sale the fee simple of said described : real estate, or so much thereof as will satisfy I said execulion. Executed as the property of Jonathan Curry, ' at the suit of James W. Major, John W. Pearce ■ and William B. Harb, this, the .9th day of Oc- j tuber, 1862. GEORGE FRANK, ; ■ Oct-30 1862. Sheriff. Sheriff’s Sale. BI” VIRTUE of an execution to me dtrec-1 Ivd and deli * vted by the Cierk of the | Court of Common Pleas of Adatna Cour tv, Indiana. I will expose to sale at public auction, I at the Court House door in said County b? j tween the hours of ten o’clock a. m. ami four o’clock p. m. on i Saturday, November Sth, 1862. the rents and profits for a term of years not . exceedi ig woven of the following described I Real Estate tc wi:: The south east qua ter of the north west quarter <»! section twenty six (26) township twenty six (26) North of Range fourteen (»4) East, containing forty acres more or less, <n said county, ami state ( of Indiana, and on failm re to realize there from the full amount of the Execution, I will at the same lime and place at public a tic tion expose P* sale the lee simple of said described Real Estate. Exicuted ai the property rs Zachariah Merica. at the suit of Christian Foreman, This 16th Oct, 1t62. GEORGE FRANK, Sheriff. wanted at this office on subscription r t before the the roads become oad 1

' 3. W. TOWNLEY J COEOEOE TiKWALD ' J. W, TOWN LEYS hiXNIY W. fIOND , ONE PRICE STORE! Townleys, De Wald & Bond (Successors 10 J W. Townley A Co ,) FORT WAYNE. INDIANA, I WHOLB-ME ANU RETAIL DEALERS IN 1) R ¥ G O O D S!! CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Yankee Notions, &c., &c< Having purchased an immense sluwk ' L* fore Lh'j laic advance, we arc prepared to sell I lo COUNTRY MERCHANTS. at v erv low prices. We buy for CASH e>clu 1 lively* One of the firm if- constantly in New i York city purchasing our guu‘»dp. Our clerkare instrneb’d t,n represent Goods nsthry ;<m CLERKS—C.F. IV. Verkina. C H. Fri'-k. Frank DeWald. George A. Cr:<w, Chri« f i:«n Bv F, A. A Morse, E. H Fi-her, Ch. IV. FolUiiie a E Zimmerman. Oha r les Taylor, Maurice r.ylor, I’heodure Webmer, John Boltz. T«' IK-3E M • VISIT THE "IJMDN CISII (1(11111 V> SWBE,’\ which h:»R been removed to the corner of Main And Clinton Streets, FORT WAYNE. INDIANA. CHEAPEST Clothing Establishment In Fort Wayne. And where also may be found the largest aa sortment of CLOTHS. CAS SIME RS. ' VESTING , ’ *tr., which they make to order in the moat fanh ' tonahlc fctyle ' New York, Paris ami Loudon fashions for sale. “Cheap for Cash. 1 Is our motto, nnd tho low 1 trice for our gar- ( ment.s, made from the best materials, l.nvr nstnnished tho<e wlm have her. patronized • the “Union Hall Clothing S’ ” KRAMER, FLEDDERMAN & CO. v*>-n39. i 1 ' Hang Your Banner on the OUTER WALL! BRACKENRIDGE I IS NOW RECEIVING Lar g e Additions 1 1 TO HIS Immense Stock of GROC EKI ES I I AND IS TAKING All Indiana Free Banks, I ITTSBURGH. • | KENTUCK Y AND IOWA MONEY AT par: I j Phoenix Grocery,: Corner Calhoun & Berry Streets. FORT WAYNE, INDIANA. v5-n3O-ly. j A. D - BRANOIr F , WHOLESALE AMD RETAIL DEALER IN llard w a r e ANd SM ' JBC « » bbe: sw 9 ALSO TINPLATE, COPPER, BRASS Htx) SHEET IRON WARES. ! — — ALSO — Bar Iron and Nails. 1 1 Manufactured at the Ironton Mills from the very best quality of Hanging Ruck, Cold Blast Charcoal 6 Metal Warrantud. SWEDES IRON. STEEL PLOW, ' WINGS, j CAST, GERMAN, ANO SPRING STEEL < Iron Axles, Pipe Bexes, Steel Springs and all kindtf of BLACKSMITHS TOOLS. 1 Cash paid for all kinds of old Metals 1 I Always on hand, a complete stock of White Lead, Paints. Oils ,Pitty,Glass Pine Sash, and Doors, 1 wrth a complete ! stock of 4 HARDWARE, ! And Mechanics’Tonis of orerv description. . .Vo 83 Columbia Street, FORT WAYNE; IND- < August t, 1861. [v6 u27j : .

TP SA ¥25 « .TT COLI’HSIA ST., IT. WAYNE. XL72." . ’3L. E8 «S- K 2 : CHINAS S ORE 2 “ TIIL CUIiA! E.-T HOUSE >N THE CITy! j *"> G BEST dlllO « Stone Crocks, < cS -i only (1 iv:i 10 cm. rm-, ch. ! a • « WALLPAI’KK, jv, -M FROM 6.1 T■> 75 CTS PER Bel.T. ff l 13’? pieces 1 .-st Saoue Chi a. s'l*‘‘.( 1 0 it 58 do do I [lO -a 90 do <b> '■ 1 a) ii, 71 do Fancy Stone China. i'. 0 46 do do English Tea Set, 050 46 do do do b.'i • 4d do Flora vare, ■ .00 K 90 do Fl, ra wav. and while 6li 60 do Stone" 'e ' ■ Common Plates.pe'.'f'-t, 2 )c., "5c., 3')e 1 Common Teas.9s Quan Pitchers.2it- ‘ • IK Gall. pitclir<s 25: Stone Tr.,», 3 itn io -0. All kimlj of Yl.i LO'o DISHCt let, verv low. COAL O> I, ox ll.e best r-t iXi qua!it;., 6 1 cents pir gallon. «Lamd s . ft o ' MhtLlv Bottom, P Coal Oil Lamps Glass, jq Cui Glass Lamps, S'To Large M»'rl'le Bottom, • Hanging Lamps, > -<>{’ 0 .lo du large 1-•> * Bracket Lamps, »-»'<» “ 'C do do large 1.00 01 rrAll kinds ofair tiohr Fruit .lars. W j Glassware, U oodrn-W'i-e, 3 lifts, I'a'.ls, O I and Churns cheaper thau any oilier W I O bouse in Hie C'ly. 1 Silver Plated Ware, Knives and Foks, v - Lmlic’ Baskets. nl'J. rffToi) N E WS! UNION STOVE STORE!! : The readers of the “Eagle ’ are iufermed that |aSH & AGNEW 1 Have on hand a very large and fine stock o. ; COOKING, PARLOR and BOX STOVE?, ' I of tin- very best p-tents—none I < ttir can be found in the United Slates—w! ich v.e will sell at grmillv REDUCED ItATFS. AllStov.s Iwa ranted to be as repre‘en'i,d. or if not we ' will refund the money r.nd have no in.kiud ' feelings. W.i have also a good s."cl: ol Hardware, Tin, Copper and SHEET IRON Ware, and House Furninh iug goods, which w<* are selling wiy lon. i We buv S'oves in Cincinnati. We buy Stoves in Pittsburgh. We buy Slows in Troy We buv Stoves in Cleveland. I We sell Stoves on time. • We sell Stoves for Cash. We sell Stoves cheap. We sell GOOD TIN WARE. Purchasers will do well to call ami rxaninvour slock, in order to judge for themselves, at A Sri .t AGNEW’S. R IT. Schweirman’s obi «tand. No. 87 Colombia Street. v5n39. Fort Way tie, Indiana OPPOSITE IS W LIFE OF TBADE! W H BROOKS, Jr., Wholesale Bookseller, Ss#’ MY~ ’ 3'’ Fl •Wf Tl -n HI! g No 4. Calhoun Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana. T>!-'.!NG THE PIONEER BOOK MAN OF ’) Northern Imlian i resn ctfully aiinoercer ' that he han the largest atock of BOOKS & STATIONARY. ■ in the city, which he offers to the tiaile n. us ; j uaily low for Cash. Religious. Scientific. Political, i j and Miscellaneous, constantly or Imnil — > j School Books, of every descriplii •;, Slates 1 i Pencils, Mans, and Stationary. PAP E R . I Letter. Cap, Leiral Cap Note, Drawing. Blot j ; ting and Wrapping Paper of every description F.4.VCY ART I-LES. | Wall, Window mid Ceiling Papera, «O L n PEN s, BLANK BOOKS. LAW and MEDICAL BOOKS. INKS and WRITING FLUID i of all kinds, Black Blue, Carmine <te 1 Printers Inks, Pants, and Engravings. M a g azlnes, 1 Worcesters Dictionary, American Cyi hifjsdii Agent for j Harner Bro. and D. Ai pieton <t Co N. York 1 Little, Brown <t C« Ro-too. Blanchard it Le»’, Philadelphia. All their publications furnished at their Catalogue prices. Orders must tn ensure prompt attention be accompanied with Hip rn-h. Cincinniiti and I Indianapulis bills duplicated. Liberal disooant made to Teachers. Msslc, and Mndeal InstruoieuU* Violins, Guitar*. Accordion*. Flu tin a*. Drums, Clsronnt*. Every Tnstrumrnt warrant.! nor- ■ feet. Strings us pv.tv d< -crip l i n and quality from 5 cent'* to 25 cer.S Cull and examin*’ bpfor» purrhnscig rise wfiore and be convinced that T am sellino cheaper than nnv other • in the at No. 4 Calhoun St. W. H. BROOKS, Jr. Foil Wayne, Ind. v’n39. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PIHLADELPHI Fnr Relief of the Sirk and Dixtre nv.7. afflc'efi with V rulent and Chronic iseatex, an I especially Fn* th far* cf sos th? Sexnal Ornran>. A/TEDTCAL ADVICE given gratis bv, the A " Actin/ V AI.IT A RLE REPORTS on Spernintlorrl fra nr Seminal Weakness, and other Di-oß«penf ib«» Sexual organ*, an ! on the NEW REMEDIES 1 emnloypd in the Di-pen«:Rrv. Mmt tn ther.ffiic ted in sealed letter envelops, free of charge — , Two or three Stamps for postage will be accept,- • able. Address. DR J SKH.LON HOUGHTON Acting Surgeon" Howard Association. No 2 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa

I 7n Drttrox Rat?. Roache* 7c Mice Mob* and AuU. 7 'o Defray —- Be. 1 • Rn g* 7'g Destroy Molha in Furs CbuhtA <*tc 7b DcstrQti Mosquiloi’* and-rirn-7b Destroy Inserts on Plants and Fuw'd io Destroy 'naects on Aniivnla 7’. Destroy F v ‘ ry form <t »[kctes u: Ver nr. ’ ■ I THE ••oHLV JMA.’.LiaLa ULMtl’lluU * Destroys Instnotly. EVSRY FORM AND SPECIES OF VEn MINThese Prrp*rstion< (unlike al! others) iro I ••Five frotc Poison*.” “Not dangerous to the Human Family.’* | “Rata do not die on Die premises.” “They come out of the»r Imh * to <4i<« ” ‘ They are the only infa|lff)T? remedies known • 12 years and more established in New York jCiiy’’ t'srd l*l the Citv Post Office. f'ned l>y ! Le Ci tv Prisons an I Station Hooter I -ted by- the City Steamers Ships, dre by the Oil •, Hospital*. Alms Hcu*p«, t.scd bis tin* •'ty Hotels Astor* St Nicholas used by the Boarding HuU'Os, A'C . Ac., i sed by- --mrrv than 5 * OGO Private Familiar. Xe?nn" or tiro Spr 'mens of wint is Everywhere said by the people Editors Dr brs.ttc i HOUSEKEEP*-RS —troubled with vermiu need be so nolun u*r if they use “< o*U»r*” Fx terminators We h.ivp ii?ed it tooi>r s.'itifcf.Kt ion , and if n I- x cost s.*» we would have it. V / i have bad tried puisnes, but. thev < fi'ectcd noth i:.g: but • .ro-tnrs ’’a’ljf'le knocks the breai’i ; out of l it*, yp. e“ Rupciies. ami Bed-Bugs quic’« er than <Vv can w;it« it-. I’ is great <;< mao' all ov r ti . roim’ry —Medina O Gazette. M<"'RE GRAIN • <• pruvi>ini -are aii'pi'b, tn Grant C’o'mtv by vurmit* ’han won » p..v fur i mu ut ihi - Pat and lufcvci Xuler*—■ L*‘ cast* r [ H is • Her Id. HEN 115” R, OSTAR—Wenre selling vo; prepara!mr.s rapidly. Wherever tl ey ha* <-n mud, lia -.Mice, Pu.iAci.es and Vermin u appear rapid!v. Eoser Stouffer. Druggists Windecr M ■ Oon/ar'A Rat, Roach de. Extermihato.' \ “Costar's” |* Co. t.ir'x" Bed Dug Exterminator. j '' Cottar's" \“ CoAar's" Electric Powder, for Insect ’n 25c. s'l and $ .0 1 Boxes, Buttlfs and Flab* *■3 and <5 Size for Plantatk’ns. Ships Boat’ Hotels, drc.dtc, CAUTION ’. ! ! T»> prevent the pub! ' from being imposed upon by Spurious and Hi* i lj’ Pernicious Imitations, a new la el baa be< ■1 t»ren»red bearing, n fuc s-im'de of tl.e P. >pri»-h> t I xnminc each l»ox bottle Ol fia* 1 '. fu ; !y hcinre pu.cliMbing .Tod take uu'.Li». # but “Co-stars,” f ' Sold Eo- rymhere—by Ail Wholwalk Druggists in the large citiar Some us lh« Wholesale Aat s hi N, T. City ; Shi< ifiuin Biot' :s Co (D S. Bnn eH<tCo. 1 li A F.diiipstock <fc Hull I F C W. l!? Co. it ibh Gale d* Robinson |M. WwrJ Clus< AC« Me Kissoti a Robbins, | Hall Dixon a Co. LaZ’die Marsh a Gardner | James $ Aspioall, A. B dI) Sands .t Co | Wheeler ;1 d Hart, . Harral Risley <t Kitcheg | Morgan and Alkn, I Hall, Kuekvl Cu. | 1 liuma.-> 4. Fullei 1 P. D. Orvis | Courad Fox. AND OTltirS. Philadelphia, Pa t I’. W. Dyot <k Co—Robert Shomn JLer 4 oc> j B. A. Falmestvok aco — Fi. i.eh Richards a AND OTin rg Boston Mass, flroc C.ooH’vin <1 co.— ,\V. . ',s * Potter jAI.b Luna co—Jno Mil-on, Jr. a.vi> orArns. A'so all Wit iLesalk Uruuoists st 1 Chicago, Hl. St Loui*. Xfo . Detroit, Mich, Louiei'ille Kv.. Cincinnati O. Pittsburg Pa Btfj’alo N. y AND BT Druggists Gkvcers, .SroREKUBriRs nm liKTAILFHs generally in all CoUNTRV Towns and Villaobs In tbo United States. AT nEpATiiit -1 ri ii O&l BY DR. T.T. DORUIN&C 0. And by the StuKekeepk band Retaler* generally. £-f?*CouNTRY Deal’p.* can order pr abo* Or address orders direct if Prie.Terms, dec , is desired, for [V 6-] Circular, giving reduced Pricrkjto HENRY R. COSTAR. Principal Dkput —No. 512 Brnsdwß. Opposite the St. N ebulas Motel,J New York. Lime axle in Fmsll quantitiefl.»for whitewa* 1 1 ing NIITTMAN A. CKA FOjtb.