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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-14

We recommend the circular of the. Democrats
ic State Central Committee, to the attention Of
our Democratic readers, and more particularly
10 the Central Commities, OF ruscarawas coun-
". The EIGHTH &C January is the day fixed
upon for holding, Stale Convention at Colum-
bus To nominate candidate for Governor, aud
electors for President and Vice President. OF
the United States.
We also notice that Gov. Shannon, has ap-
pointed the l4lh day Of December next ,lnr a
day Of Thanksgiving and Prayer the Governors
Proclamation VIII abpearin our next.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE SESSION BULLETIN.

The Bulletin will be issued twice a week d.
ring The session Of the General Assembly, al
tile rate Of $l00in in advance-A full and anl-
ple report Of. tlle proceedings Of Tho two Hon-
ses will be eglveA--lnteligo and faithful Re-
iporters wiILbe employed lor this purpose, apd
every effort d the Editor win be used to furnish
the earliest possible intelligence to those who
tuke an interest in the proceedings Of the Leg
stature.
Y Having had hitherto, considerable experience
In tlepu6licaton Of "a paper, and IN reporting
the doiugs Of the General Assembly, the Editor
will endeayor to be oudone by none Ofhis CO.
temporuries in the pfomtness, correctness, and
Fidelity of this important branch Of Legislative
information; Those who were the patrons of
our first Bulletin, and subsequently, ofthe Cos
lumbus Sentinel, while we were the Editor,
never had cause to complains but all ProIesseG
10 be well pleased: and snch as may again favor
us with their names and patronage. may lest
/ assured that atnolhing in this particular, shall be
wanting on our part to G,lil their just eSpec-
taions and wishes. May the Editor appeal to
! the lIberalily and kindness ufhls friends and
the public for share Of lhem support and pat
lonogo, and will Postmasters aud others, into
whose BANDS this may fall oLliglngly extend it
TO such individuals az willbe willing to sub-
I scribes 10 such we will feel greatly ndebt-
ed, and for any trouble they may thereby incur
We will alnpsead talisiactorilg reward them:
90 4 sefoan ~ -,HN"
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DlED.-At Dover, TusCarawas County, on
tile 9th instunt Mrs. Mary Elliott, widow, Of
Capt. Wilson Elliott, Aged forty six years. four
Months, aud twenty y-fve days. Daughter, Of
Col. John Reed. Mrs. Elicit was burn in the
city of Piusburg, ia. She made public profess
sion, OF Religion, some tiwe since, she was
cheerful, and happy, IN religion there was none
Of that anslerity, and none ofthat melancholy
which is fepuIsive and torbidding, but witt
kind, aud cheerful heart, together with, nat
ural Ulbanity, ofmanners,. she invited attention,
she like job, had much to try her ait!l, she was
ett idow, in destitute, and, 'ororn siIuation'
with fTe small children, four daughters and one
sor, which she had to support, by her industry
and, economy, which with the blessings of God
she has doue, much to her honour. For by he
amia5Ls department, and religious instructions
her children, are amiable, and respected by all
Although her sickness was long, and distressing
she bore all without murner land, with smii
on her countena3ce, peacefully sunk into lh
arms Of her Redeemer.
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THE OHIO STATESMAN.
SESSION PAPER.

According 10 custom, we again pre-
sent 10 the people Of Ohio our PosPec-
tas for paper during the session Of the
Legislature. Many persons who do
not find i, eonVeHienIto subscribe for
paper printed at this place for whole
year, do so during The sitting ofthe Leg
,slalure, being desIrons Of seeing what
,sdons by those in whose keeping they
have entrusted the affairs Of the State.
To accommodate this just desire in the
people to be thoroughly acquainted with
every thug pertaining TO their haPpl-
aess and welfare, we have in this Pros-
pectus extended facilities and favors
beyond wha, has been customary. We
shall issue during the session weekly
paper Gree Of advertisements, )at fifty
cenis--a semi-weekly at one doilar--a
tri-we eekly at two dollars, and a daily
at three dollars. BY this arrangement
we will be able 10 accommodate evcry
portion Of the State by al the mails,
and we hope onr friends will not be re-
miss. in -availing themselves of these
means ofinformation. tits all impor.
llaut that every freeman should be fully
acquainted with every question touch
.ng the welfare ofthe State aud nation.
The approaching session Of the
Ohio Legislature wilibe a most impor'
tant one, No previous one has eve
had the same number Of delicate and
exciting questions to meetand act upon
| questions which cannot be avoided,
| nor disposed ofin a moment. Among
| these are our Internal improvements,
and the expendi u,es under them The
1 lconditiou OF our Banks, and the bank
ling system under the second sbspen-
sien. The superintendent oftbe State
into Senatorial and Representative
districts, and more just and equi!a'
Bile taxation by "a re-yaiuation of+pfop
Ierty will be discussed. All these ques
tions have been confded, by the over
wheIming voice of ofintelligeutfreement Il
the care and keeping Of The democratic
, party. and il is important that that par
iy should NEE, them In sober earnest
: ness, and in that spirit of candor an'
, patriotism which they will bring togeth
(: or, for the public good.
Il We shall also give snch sketches o
: the doibgs Of Congress as we cohcelv'
of immediate interest to the State, b.
the earliest aid Of correspondents.
) BY the aid ofa daily and tui-weekl
+, paper, we shallabe'able TO throw out.th
: earliest eastern news" s,"foreign and do
J, nestle, which we hope will not be owe
= looked by those desiring such infor
nation, and with the aid Of power
, press, on new and improved model,w
IN expect TO addegreatly to the facility
Of preparing our papers for the mails, will
ur out the loss even of an hour. We as
of only such support as corresponds wi!
ne our exertons 10 make our paper Susef
s. 10 the public.
as Terms of the session Paper
ne GePersonp receiving this Tpaper ~
ly consider themselves agents-and II
i've subscribers one gratis will be SET
1t. WeeklyiObio Statesman, SO 5O.
N Sem,-weekIy, 4 Up,
as Tri-"eekly, . OO.
~, Daily, . 'OO.
;" All payments must be in advance
u" reference 10 member of the Leglsl
~ lure. S. 81 NJ. II. MEDAR
Do Columbus, 1889.
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A STERLING TRUTH.

We find the following item in the
acknowledgement shouldb be Prlnt.
ed 10 letters Of gold.
The arrogant airoffoppish incidence,
always dlsgusts man OF common sense.
One honest, industrious meban'c is
worth the whole herd Of. profound ex-
qu,sltes, who inest our streets with theiI
dlckies turned down and nota cent IN
their pockets.'
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.cERTFiCATEs.

"
.tFLetter from the Hon. Abraham NJ Clel
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee Mem
ber OF Congress.
WAsHIKGToN, July 3D., 1888.
Y SIR Since have been in this city, have
used some ofyour Dyspeptic medicine with in
finite benefit and satisfaction, and believe It TO
be a most valuable remedy. One ofmy cons
stiiucllts, Or. A. Garden, ofCampbell county,
Tennessee, wrote me to send him some, which
Edid. and he had employed it very successfully
in his practice, and says it is invaluable. Mr..
johnson, your agent at this place, thinks you
would probably like ah agent in tennessee. IL
so, / would recommend Dr. A. Garden as a
proper person to oficiate for the sale ofyour
celebrated medicine. Should you commission
llin,, he is willing TO act for you. Youcan send
the medicine by water TO the care Of Robert
King s. Sons, Knoxville county, Tennessee,
or by land to Graham & Houston Tazewell,
East Tenn. Ihave no deObt but IT, you had a.
gents in several counties in-East Tennessee, a
great deal of your medicine wonid be sold. j
| am going TO take some of it home with me fol
my own use, and that Of my friends, and should
like to hear from you whether you would like
an agent at Bluntvle, Sullivan county Eas
Tenn. can get some of the merchants to ac
for you, as live near there.
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN. of Tenn.
To DR.. VIM. Evans, 700 Chatham st. N. Y
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WESTERN ARRIVAL
AT BOEHV AIR.
yUNHE subscriber would respectfully place
before the public the following Synopsis
of splendid assortmnt OF
lNGhfhAS

YHN HE subscriber would respectfully place
before the public the following Synopsis
of splendid assortmnt Of
GOODS,
whicl, he has4,ust received rom ihe East
|, from the East, have just received direct.
Staple and Fancy Goods, of cIloice aud neat
select,
American, French and English Caliebes,
Assorted Ribbons, and yankee Corn Hoes;
Colored Canbricks, lin and Wood Pals,
rickirgs, Thread lace and Pittsburgh Nails,
Embroidered hose, plain and stripedSattInell,
Lalches, Hinges, plain and fancy Gecianettc,
Ladies' gloves, lin Pans, g. work d Inserting.
Edeing Footing a. cold watered Billing,
Red Padding, Cloths, black green gre aynd
y. blue, s,....5.,s -
Bed Cords, coil Rope, and tiands4ws TOO,
Orleans Sugar, Mbhair Silk and Satin Stocks,
Ladies' Bonnets, Iron Squares d Cston Socks
Italian Lusteril,g, cold Fleronce q Gro de nap
Victoria stripe, Canvass, Ginghami & Burlap,
Apron check, lImdsaw Files, andhalter chain'
Rice, Motasses and Glass by box 81 panes,
/ Oils, Tobacco, Ginger, Snuff and Fea,
IIammers, Walters, and Cords Of Ilemp& Sea
Iron Steel, Brandy, Wine and Cedar Ware,
Oriental Braid, ia fine, all kinds oftears 4 teal
Reader, terchance, I've ramed your fancy
Il your care, 0
4 Ifso, g Tie mite high Heaven bestowed, vii
A thee III share, =
Should Plaster, Fish, Salt, your urgent wan
/ demand,
Call at. number One, for ] have them all
Il h.nd. IsAACTELLER.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

In this State the annual elections take
nlaee on next Monday. The democrats
Of Massachusetts have mountains TO o.
yercome, but they 60 to work in true
yankee fashion, nothing disheartened al
ihe powers they are contendlpg against.
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SQUiB. -ltissrumored that Queen
Vlctotis proposes 10 raise Mr.. Webster
tothe peerage, provided he will consent
to abide permanently in England. She
says there Is more ofarstocracy in HIN
than dozen such old women as Mel
bourne,
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ABRAHAM J. CREMER, residing at 66
Mott street, New York, was afflicted with Dys'
pepsia iD'i;s most aggravated form. The symp>
IONS were violent headache, great debility, ie-
yer, costveness, cough, heartburn, pain in the
ches, and stomach always after eating. impaired
appetite, sensation of sinking at the stomach
firred tongue, nausea; with resllessness. These
had continued upwrads oftwelvemonth. when
on consulting Dr.. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham
street, and submitting to his over successful and
agreeaby mode of eatment, the patient wa:
[completcly restored to health i'll the short space
of'one month, and grateful for the incalcuIable
benefit derived, gladly came forward and vol
unteered tho above statement.
DR.. WIN. EVANS Medical Office, doc
Chatham street, New York.
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ErOmths Ohio Staissman.
MISSISSIPPI.

Tho annual election for Goyernor,
State officers, Congressman, &C., took
place in this State on last Monday. The
democrats are doing their duty against
the corrupt whig Banking system. We
look (Or. entre succCss.
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INSTRUCTIVE ADJUSTMENTS

The Pennsylvania Telegraph says !:
ThcPhiladeiphlans are opening The WIN
ter season with lectures on various to-
PICS connected with literature, science,
the arts, and every day Ate. THIS is a
much better klpd Of amusement than ths
theatres and shows Of similar charae-
ter, aud canuot ia, 10 dltfuse much tn-
teiigence, correct the tastes ol youth,
aud elevate the standard Of public NOR
alttv
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ARKANSAS.

The elections for members Of the Le-
gislatlre in Arkansas, took place las
Monday. or course democrats vii
generally be elected.
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: uoBBlEs AND HOBBIES.

The last Advocate prates abost tae
public losfsrs riding into Office on the
hobby Of Bank Reform. Whether il is
"a hobby or not a hobby, one thing Is
certain: the people Of Ohio, are de'sr-
mined TO make il Q HObble .hst some o.
those notorious public robbers won't ge
rid Of; at leasl not .ill they are snugl,
enscouced between four walls.
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HARD CURRENC Y

Wood, Coal, aud all kinds OF coun-
try produce, received at this office for
subscriplion, and other debts.
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y *kll persons having Prospectuses o.
the. Ohio Democrat, will please send
them TO-. - s
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sGT Another rery serge Of Lfdmmatory Rheu.
mdtism cared By DR.. VIM. Eoans Medicine =
Mr.. John A. Carroll, Of the county Of West
chester, town of North Castle, New York, had
been severely afflicted with inhammatory rheu>
maism for fourteen months with violent pains
in his limbs, great heat, excessive thirst, dry
ness Of skin, limbs much swollen, was not able
without assistance to turn in bed for six weeks
Had tried various remedies 10 no effect. Was
advised by friend of his 10 procure some o
DR.. w. Evans medicine Of 100 Chathem street
New York, which he Immediately sent for; ant
after taking tho first dose found great relief
and in continuing its use according io The dlrec
iions for ten days, wasperfectly cured Alley
me to refer any person 10 him for the truth. Q
lheEabove statement
Ijr. Vim. Evans Medical Office 100 Cha
thum street, New York where the Doctor ma
be consulted, and his medicine procured.
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n RlCKETS. Cabinet Warerooms,
eD second ST. north Of Factory st
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HDkAUCIlEK q uKAnAM'S Com
RDmisssion Warehouse, corner Of
Factory & Front st.
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TIE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE was
handed to us by Mr.. Van schsick, of Albany, a
alghy respectable member of the community,
nd whose veracity cannot be doubted:
Mr. Septealius Kendall, ofthe town of Wes'
terloo, county of Albany, was for about q
years rouqed with nervous and bilious atiec-
lion, which for years rendered him unable to
attend to his business, and during the last three
years of his illness was confined to the house
Ills symptoms were dizziness, puin in tho head
and side, palpitalion of the heart, went of appe
tite &c. After expending curing his confine
men,, nearly tbreu hundred dollars without oh
mining any permanent relief, he by aeclden
nol,ced an advertisement OF d.. w. Evans
Camomie and perient Pills, and was conse
| qusntly induced to make trial Of them. Alte
| usina them about fortnight, he was able t
walk out; in four months lie could attend I
| business, and considered his disease entIrel
removed. The above information was given
the subscriber by Dir. Kendall HIMSELF thel
can, therefore be no deception. ..
| STEPHEN VAN SGHAlCK.
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MOHN KINNEY, Tailor Front 81
% opposite the Bridge.
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b ltlLDT,Jr, Commission Mel-
~ chant, Front & Factory ct.
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M IALbUIl'o StUrage ~ Coin-
~ . mission Warehouse, on Factory
st. adjoining the Basin.
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KNERTlG g. TORREY, Grocers,
H1 Factory st. east side Of the Canal
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MDLICKENSDERFER &co. Corr
II ID mission Merchants, Front st.
two doors south from Factory ct.
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an G. GRAHAM, Boot & Shoe
WE Store, Factory st east side ol the
Canal.
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n A. LITTLE, Tailor, Front =,
~ o one door above Factory ST..
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Mw NJ. BURCRFIELD Tailor,
lVM sec, nd 81. south from Main q.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

NNI M. GRAHAM &co's Commis-
w sion g. Storege Warehouse,
Front st. Sd door below Factory st.
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DRUGS & MEDICINES.

A General assortment Of Drugs to
Abe' had at Mon,fiedy g. McLlain's
New Store on Factory ct. 3 doors east
from Second St. f
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CONRAD GENTsCH,

CONRAD GENTSCA,
NDESPECTFULLY informs the cit
10 izeue Of New Philadelphia, that
he carries on the above Business in al
Of Its various branches, and as he keeps
none other than his own manufacture,
he can confidently recommend his work
to all who may favor him with their Gus
tom.
Particular attention will be given 10
the manufac ure Of Gen,lemen's
FINE BOOTS,
as this work will be done by one o! the
best Boolmen in the country. ALSO
Ladies' Work by Measure. H.
A general assortment Of BOOTS &
SHOES (of his own make) constantly
on hand.
The Public are respe clfnlly inviteG 10
give him call before purchasing elss-
where.
New Philadelphia, Aug. l6, LS3
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
n OSEPH w. NEWBuRGH, would ro-
O. spectfully inform his old friends ard
the public in general, that he carries 0n
| lhe above business in 'aIl It's various
branches, one door East of j. |. Smnh's
| Store, where he may nj all tines be
lfonnd to attend to ell work intrusted tn
him. Ele fatiers himself il "'l''hs
| done as durable, neat and fashionable,
| as il can he done ln.,he country, ae no
intends at all tines 10 keep In his EN-
ploy COED competent workman, and hs+
means 10 receive the Fashions isampty
provided for. y
: To accommodate his frierds in the
country, he viii take nearly all ds'"i
county produce.
! N. B. One or two apprentices wap~
: tted immediately to learn the Tailofine
J. business. Boys bet~cen the age ola
! and I6, would be preferred. They mus
y he Of good character, as recoirnienda'
tivEs Of industry, honesty, and sobrle'
S Try, viii be required.
il Canal Dover, Aug. Is, 1859. lf
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A HAWK. Boo, and shoe maker,
EAs Market ST. one door east oftht
Farmers InD.
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Bristles.

The highest price paid for good clean
Bristlee, by N
MONTERREY & Mclean.
Factory et. Dover.
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n W. NEwBURGH, Tailor'Fac-
eT tory ST. north side.
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Threau,e paper takes occasion to
call us bumbuggers, and charges Us
with humbugging the farmers, by ex-
pressing an opinion that lgra'n would
rise afterlhe election. As conductors
Of a public press, we deem it our Duty
10 use ever. effort in promoting the
grea,est good to tho greatest number;
and the Farmers being the greatest
number in this County, We feel our
selyes buund 10. adsence their interests,
and advise them through the medium oi
.our paper, Of !he state OF the markets,
and things in general; as we'll as to ex-
eprcss our own opinions on matters III
steresting them, both a. home and abroad.
.Sifin 30 doing. we make any mlscalcu-
s.Is,ions; (fer we are not nialhble) we
,are ever ready 10 be SET right again.
But in this case, we have made no slip
~of the tongue; Ior b, reference to the
,slis, fprices we find that the price o!
=. wheat has both advanced and fell since
) she election. So much then for humbug-
ing. on our part.
I'VE had hardly believed that the
EProcrea,orof a sheet, WHICH has been
for almos, score OF years hani5ugg'ng
st,be community with fabfications, and
.defamlng RepuhIcapism. would attempt
i, at this late day TO w,pe The slime from
1his o WIN body, aad try to cast II onto 9th
. eers. but such 10 The fact; and when a
.tnau has 90 long associated himself with
: the father Of lice, il is but doing hin jus
x.tice to say that he has no honor, MOI
.sk.,ows no fear. Henceforward, we V
etbee, down-for a foulmeuth~d slaEderer
and we're Justice dona thee,
.There's uoi shopkeeper in thy town,
That would not hang thee, shoot thee,
stab thee dowu,
That doth not think thy Sheets would
give disease
Toszsry thing they wrapped,
to bread to cheese,
nv; give contagion To bag ofnaiis.
- ------------------------
NEW YORK ELECTIONS.
rhaye but few returns from th
e CITY however, which la
g3 Whigs 20 the Assembl
-to,al revolution, and III
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EISERTlG & TORREY, Whole
n sale & kerall Boot Il Shoe Manu-
facturers, Factory ST. east of the Canal
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NEW FALL
and
WINTER GOODS


EUsT received from the Eastern cities, a
LAKE, '3S %s4s% sSHsde eoops e'%tseo oan,ns St EsLa Of
French, English, and yiclorio Prints; Muslin
de Lane, Painted Muslius and lawns Linen
and Gotten Drillings; Blue, Black and Mixed
Cloths; Cassimeres, and Sattinelts of all col-
ors and qualities; Bed Ticking, Bleached and
Unbleached Mustins: Also, fire lot of Hair
and Fur Gaps. a,,,u,,
N. r. AL kinds of produce taken in ex-
change for Goods. CASH paid for Wheat.
]. ]. S. e. %.
Canal Dover, Sept. 10, 1889. 8tf
AlHERTON s. PECK
attorMRps at Ialn.
NEW PHlLAD Ell III Ia
July 80, 1880 RS
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LOOT & SHOE STORE
Situated in the House adjoining East
of the Market House, Nep
Philadelphia, Ohio.i g
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u MAkTIN, Boot & Shoe makes
% Factory 81. west from front ST..
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WN B MECKENs0N, Boot &
IN lSboe maker second st. one doc
north from Factory.
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rFLetter from the Hon. Abraham M'Clel
Ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee, Mem.
Der OF Congress. -.
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NATHANIEL WALTON. Baker &
lS Confectlons Fropt VI. west SIZE.
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AZ ". WARREN Chair maker,
WHM Main sieet Uor,h cf second q.