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WHITE & PREVETT.
WHOLESALE & II ia l.
Dry Goods, ForWardlns 8 ConlnlisSiOn MerchanIN,
GAINESVILLE, MISSOURI.

LILY OOO1es2 - tiulI . All 'At nuts
GAINESVILLE, MISSOURI.
"HE subscriber. beg leave TO inform their friends
and pubic generally, that they have formed \ co.
partnership, for tho purpose of ;ransaciing and carrying
on ths above business. One of the firm will visit the
eastern cities in Z few weeks, for the purpose Of recruit
ing their present stock of foreign and domestic dry.
goods. and groceries, suitable for the approaching sea-
son; which we will sell low for cash or produce, or 10
punctual dealers on the usual time All persons wish
ing to purchase will find it much 10 their interest 20 call
and examine, before purchasing elsowhere, as our
stock in tho spring will be very large and well selected,
and we are determined TO sell them so as it will be an
inducement TO those at a distance TO call and examine
for themselves. We also have u very large Ware
House suitable for storing tobacco with an inspection
established there; which will be ready for receiving and
storing tobacco by the first Of March next. or any 9th.
er article Of produce that may lie consigncdtO our care.
We feel confident from our long experience in this bu-
siness, that we can render entile satisfaction to all those
who may favor US with their patronage.
James VI. White Caswcli Prewett
GAINESVILLE, February 9Th ls40-l7-tf.
, 1840-04-18

Ninian III. Hardin, and
Margaret Hardin, his
Wife, omplainants.
Hadassah Boyd, John
Armstrong, and Eliz-
abeth Armstrong, his
wife, Jno Boyd, Abra-
ham Boyd, David
Boyd jr.. and Wm.
, 1840-04-18
OLD

AaxHIM va. 81 o ,h,S muen h admired gh and ID
now just like a colt, and will make his first season at
LOUISVILLE, Mo which has commenced. and will
expire on the list of July next: his terms are forty dol
lars the season, payable at the expiration of the same
sixty dollars 10 insure n mare with fOll: one dollar TO
the Groom in each case, TO be paid when the service IL
rendered. Good pastursge gratis, for mares from i dis
tance, and corn fed at a reasonable price if required
great care will be taken TO prevent accidents or cs.
caPes, but no responsibility for either Any gentleman
who breeds TO Cherokee. the present season and fails to
get a colt, will have the liberty Of breeding gratis the
ensuing year.
Cherokee's reputation is so well established, and his
Character SO generally known, that it is almost useless
TO say any thing about the purity Of his blood, or the per-
Torrance of his colts; lut as there may be persons who
have not noticed his pedigree, it will only be necessary
to say that he was sired by old Sir Archie, his dam young
Roxanna, by old Hephestion. Cherokee is 4 beautiful
mahogany bay, full sixteen hands high: in point of form
he cannot be surpassed by any horse, but as it is pre-
sumHd that persons who intend breeding to him will ex-
anime for themselves, il is unnecessary to give any
further description. For the performance of his colts,
the subscriber would beg leave TO refer gentlemen TO
the American Turf Register, or the Spirit of the Times
where il viii be seen that his colts won almost every
important race in Ky, in the year 1886, to wit: the four
mile day at Lexington, the three mile day at Louisville,
and three mile day at Richmond, beside many other
mile and two mile heats.
Cherokee stood for many years in the vicinity of Lex
ington XIV, and was purchased in 1896, by a company
who removed him TO Greensburg, in the southern part
of the state, where he remained until brought by the
subscriber to Missouri. The colts which he got while
standing at Groensburg. were considered superior 10 any
their engagements last fall, and received many premi.
ums. which were awarded by tho diflereut agricultural
societies of that country.
march 81, 1910. JOHN d. CASEY.
, 1840-04-18
AUDITORS OFFICE, MISSOURI
City Of Jefferson. Feb. 8, 1910.
NOTICE..

NyHE taxes with fifteen prcenum per mmm, on the following lists ofa lands Ind town lott, ntuusBby
L. thu Iepecfvec collector for the onpsymeto of heta taxes of tn yeno one thousand thundrd
hhyfv, having remained npaid for m year, the add lands ndt wni sw ee on the tMmdsy
in December eighteen hundred and mityne struck of to The State of Mhaouia md the State has
acquired bona hded it'll to the ame b. he It'll section of nad of the General Assembly Of
this State entitled San act memhtoyt to an act entitled an act provide for levyng, assessing and
the venue"a approved 9Th february 1897, it puidM, that the ownerofs any land 9t own lot
thus adken Otto the Stat. ialhw Their right fpdenig uea same any time ahhnM oy years hsrahe.
by prhg the lakes with fifteen per- entum per mum interest thereon rom the and first Monday 10
December. Eighteen hunerda and thirty five, dhe redeemed, ande C.O advertising, &C. Ands Use umad.
lands after "a rrspetred disabilities are nmovcd:- SIS
, 1840-04-18

On n Bill in Chancery,
for division of Land.
, 1840-04-18
D OF COURT.

STATE OF MsSoURL} IS.
County Of Lincoln,
In the Circuit Court for May Term 1910.
, 1840-04-18

The Splendid and Thorough bred Race Horse
SEA-GULL.-Brs SIR AscmE.
WILL stand the ensuing season in New London,
w Rails county, No; ut the reduced price of
500 to insure, and SIS the season. Mares from q
distance will be furnished with pasture gratis, and
corn fed if required, on reasonable terms.
A. &. HAWKINS.
New London, Rails Co.. Mo. Feb %, lSI0.-lCjuly
@.sRepublicnn, st. Louis, publish the above. till
the middle of May 1870, and send account to
A.. G. Hawkins, New London.
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DEFERRED ARTlC LES.

THE Prices CURRENT.-The tale which is
told by the prices current in all parts OF the
country, is having more effect upon the MINDS
of the people. than all the speeches which are
spoken, and editorials which are written, on the
misdeeds of the present administration Look
to what part Of the country you please, and you
see nothing but depression in trade. and the
utter prostration of all the products OF the SOIL
The language of the prices current, is one mo-
notonous sing-song Of ''this article is dull
ssthat article is falling" and the other article is
"bearing nominal price, And will not in
teHrent farmers, who this year will find their
incomes cut short one halt, ask what has caused
This diminution of their means of livelihood
viii they not Of necessity, look into the cause
which has thrown the country from height OF
prosperity which was without a parallel III The
history Of the world, into an abyss OF depres-
sion and prostraton which the most responding
never dreamed of? Surely, they will, and the
most superficial examination must satisfy them
that the mad experiments Of the administration
have brought these evil days upon them.-Pe-
tersburg IntelIigencer.
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SMUoGLNG.-A Valencienness paper gives the
following instance, though the expedientis not
new of the ingenuity Of the men who carry on a
contraband trade between Belgium and France
by means of dogs An inhabitant of Landrecies,
known to be smuggler was stopped by the Off
GERS of the customs, and struggle ensued. A
poodle coated dog who was with him took part
with his master, and attacked one of the officers.
During The conflict, the tag Of lace was per-
ceived hanging down under the animals body,
and upon this, the officers secured the dog. Ii
was soon found that the animal was no poodle,
hut had his naturally smooth coat ingeniously
enveloped in poodle's skin, between which and
his body were wound 60 yards of Mechlin lace.
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The London Morning Chronicle states thai
"there are capitalists in London prepared with
funds to enable the Spanish government to put
an end to the civil war, and negotiations have
been for some time going on with the view of set
Ting the basis of loan for that purpose"
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ga MOUTH WITHOUT TEETH Is A MOUTH
WITHOUT CHARMS"

N H. KNAPP, DENTAL SURGEON, N. w. Cor.
II Of Charles and Fayete would call the attention
Of the public to the preservation of the TEETH Millions of
Teeth premauey lost which might be by
timely and udicious treatment; thos therefore, who value
the preservation of their Teeth win please give him. call
well those who require artificial inserted and he
perform his operations the entire satisfaction of
those who may honor him with their patronage ap9 Raw
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STEAM ON COMMON RoADs.--A Mr.. Charles Detz
Of France has succeeded in propelling carriages
common roads, by means of steam. An experiment
has been recently made according to report read in
one of the French Institutes, in which two large
nibusses filled with people, were attached to tow
carriage and drawn for several miles at the rate of
ten miles anhour The vehicle could be guided in
any direction, without disturbing the equabiy of its
motion Companies are forming to bring the inven-
ton into immediate use.-.Neac York Post.
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.'Served Right."-A fashionable lady OF
more show than substance, residing in Nassau
street, New York, lately went into thread
store in the Bowery, and after busying the
clerk for nearly two hours, purchased single
spool of thread She thought it too vulgar,
however, 10 carry it home, and requested to
have it sent. No sooner had she left the store
than hand cart was procured, the spool de-
posted in it, taken to the door OF her residence
and dumped upon the sidewalk, after the fash,
ion of a ton of coal--lor which she was obliged
to fork over twenty-five cents, carriage money
Some people won't believe this.
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ILLINOIS. We published on Saturday, a
challenge from Indiana, ''thaI they would give
a larger majority for Harrison and Tyler next
fall, in proportion 10 the number Of votes cast,
than any other State in the Union" We are
requested by gentleman from Alton. to say,
that Illinois accepts the challenge. So Hoosiers
look out, or the Suckers will beat you.
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NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.

NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
ND ICAEDS, BELTS q co. lsj BALTIMORE
kOsTREET, just receiving per Leila, and by purchase
IN this country handsome assortment of Spring DRY
GOODS, which in point style, will compete with any other
in the city II comprises the following:
PRINTS, ofnew and beautiful styles
Plaid and striped Embroidered MUSLINS
Printed Lawns aud JACoNETS
Cambrics Swiss, Null, Jaconets and In, ia Lawn
Alpaca Persian, and Saxouy CLOTHS
D'Orsay Russell and other Cotton DRILLING
Plain and fancy Beaehed aud Brown LINEN DRILL
LING
Black and White GINGHAMS
Irish Linens, Holland SlLESlAS
Apron Checks, Marine SHlR1INGS
Brown lrh Linens BURLAPS, &c. &c.
We will sell the above very low terms for cash, or 10
pnnctuaI dealers. ap l3 dtr
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In ARRISON BADGES. The subscriber is prcpar-
IL ed furnish Tppecanoe Clubs, Wards County and
State Delegations, &c with SATIN BADGES, with
the names Of each Delegation, and appropriate mot
toes beautifully printed order in two colors at from
S. to $40 per hundred.
JOHN MURPHEY, Fancy Job Printer,
APP 25-d 146 Market street.
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AS usual at this season of the year, the noun
tains of our region are on fire, and burning with
great rapidity, at few miles dislanL-lIfoncA
Chunk COur.
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4 AlSRISON BADGES.-Just published by j. S.
n HORTON, of Baltimore and South Streets and
G. M TAYLOR, North street, BADGE. de-
ton, the different Tippecanoe Clubs, and Harr-
son Associations, which are 10 meet in Baltimore
on May 4h.
1t has been highly approved of, by all who have
examined it, and is engraved on copper. They
will be furnished at the low rate Of $l2 10 per
hundred. APP 25
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EITAM IIOINE-

Corner Of EttaU and Baltimore Streets Baltimore.
THET E SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform the patrone
4 this establishment their friends, and the public gener
ally that they have associated themselves together for the
purpose of conducting the same. The EUIAW HOUSE
completed and first opened in 1926, which time
furnished throughout in the very best manner, and without
regard to cost The comfort and of lis interior
arrangements, its high and airy location combine render it
poverbialy pleasant and healthy. particularly well a
dapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and LADIES'
having great number of Private ParOur LADIES' Ordinary
and splendid Drawing Room, with private Bal
more street. In every respect the Euaw House is second
TO none in the United States, and is the intention and firm
determination of the propHelors TO spare exerons
promote the comfort and qualification of their patrons and at
al which no exception be taken. The stock of
HYMNS and LIQ UORS on hand, las been mostly imported
expressly for the of this establishment, selected from
the private stocks Of some of the celebrated
fthe CITY, The BATHS attached the house in
complete order and open at all times for the Of the
guests.
ASAHEL HUSSEY,
F. w ELDER,
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NpADGES FOR THE YOUNG MEMS Ma
Il "a TIONAI WLIIG COMVENTLnN 1,Io suL.nriLnns

EpADGES FOR THE YOUNG MEMS Ma
-hD TIoNAL WING CoNYENTIoN.-The subscribers,
E'yoaulg men," prepared to furnish the members
of the Convention, Tippecanoe Clubs and Delegates
from other States with SATIN BADGES, represent
ing the battle of Tippecanoe, and North Bend, the
home of the hero and statesman surmounted with the
bold and fearless Eagle, the emblem of our Nations
glory, bearing the motto "1T1th aeH prevail, error
must .faH,' can be had at the following places:
Diggs, 1st ward; White Hall, I'd ward; Head
Quarters, Aisquith street. Sd ward; Louman Mitch
ell, McElderrys wharf, 9th ward; Pilot Office, 7th
ward; MIR. Brown, Sth ward; American Coffee
House, 9Th ward; Mrs Temperly, 10th ward; Ham
ilton Jones, 18th ward Matthew Clark 18th ward
II. w. Bool and T. r. Scott Market street
NOTHRAIAN s NIETTEE
an 05-eot4tM
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A bill has passed the New York House of
years, in aid q the Albany Medical College.
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The deck passengers elected Gen. Harrison,
We extract the following sign from the Cn-
clnnati Republican:
STEAMER ExPREss.-A vote was taken on
this boat the other day, on her passage from
Cincinnati to Pittsburg, and resulted as fol-
lows
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AtHANCERY SALE OF HIGHLY VALUA-
" BILE BALTIMORE STREET PROPERY.-ln yr-
tue Of decree of Baltimore County Court, the sub
scrbers will sell by auction at the Exchange the
3Oth April, at o'clock, p part of the real
tate of the late Henry b. Griffith, deceased being all
that valuable property described as follows
All that piece or parcel of GROUND. situate and
lying in the city of Baltimore which is contained
within the description following that is 10 say be-
ginning for the on the south side of Baltimore
street. at the distance of ninetytwo feet westwardly
from the west side of alley heretofore laid out by
Daniel Carroll and Vitus Hartway, of the width of
ten feet and running thence, souhery parallel with
said alley one hundred and twelve feet to an alley
heretofore laid out by William Goodwin, of the
width of ten feet, thence bounding the last men
toned alley westwardly, parallel with Baltimore st.
fifteen feet four inches to the southeast of
brick privy erected the ground conveyed to Ley
pod Donsee, thence northery along the east end wall
of said privy feet three inches thence contn-
uing the saIae course twenty-seven feet two inches;
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY twelve feet three inches to
the north east-corner of the two story brick house
erected on the ground conveyed to said Donsee;
thence along the north end wall of said house to
Sharp street, thence enthusiastically bounding on
Sharp street feet five inches to Baltimore
street twenty feet six inches to the place ofbegnnng
being the ground described in an indenture, or
conveyance, bearing date on or about the fifteenth
day of September, instant, and recorded intended
to be recorded among the land records of Baltimore
county County Court from Margaret Hermage and
others to the said Geo Riston)
a The improvements this property consist
Ese= of a large threestory STORE and DWELL
.aA.1ING, at the south east corner of Baltimore
and Sharp streets; and the two brick STORES on
Sharp street, occupied by +. Beehler and ]. g. Ro-
berts. The title is in fee simple and indisputable.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree, are
onefourth in cash. and the residue in one, two and
three years. with interest from sale. Notes. with APP
proved security, to'be given for credit payments.
JOHN GLENN. ~
an II cots DAVID STEWART { - uoleo'
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ETOR SALE-The subscriber will sell at private sale,
N the LOT and DWELLING HOUSE lately occupied by
him Mount Vernon Place. the Washington Monument.
The Lot about IS feet front by l6O deep The House is
large consisting of basement and stories having
floor, the first 26 feet by H. third IL by
has good bath house and every the
datIon ola family Possession will be given immediately For
terms Of sale apply 10 the subscriber
Persons DESTROYS to purchase may any time inspect the
premises. J. P. KENNEDY.
ap9
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-
ED virtue of Decree of the High Court of Chancery Of
HDMaryand, the subscriber will offer public
SALE SATURDAY the Cd day of May next, O'Clock
NJ the Exchange in the city of Baltimore the residence
OF the late Captain Kerr, situated in Thames street. the
Of Bond. The HOUSE is three story brick, with
large two story back Building substantially built and
with slate roofhere is smoke huse stable, &C., attach
ed This house adyantageously situated dwelling
store, for which 1t has been recently used.
The terms of sale that third of the purchase money
be paid cash. and the balance in six and months
the day ofa be secured by approved and bearing
inerest-the title is indispuable.
WIN. A. TALBOT, Trustee
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For Harrison
E0r Van Bnren

This included both cabin and deck passen-
gers, and 10 states were represented, ana none
from the New England States.
Another-on the Monsoon from St. Louis,
which arrived here on Friday evening. Out
Of S. Dasseners there were but flee Fan Buren,
men. and so for Harison-Stop the Ball.
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SHOE THREAD.


y LARRABEE, No. 20, :. CALVERT STREET.
~ Importer and Dealer in SHOE THREADS, TOOLS,
and SHOE FINDINGS in general has received by the late arr
walls from Liverpool large assortment of SHOE THREADS
viz: Brown, Green half Bleached, White and Yellow,
nted the best qualities and has fine selection Of
Shoe TOOLS and FINDINGS, viz: Shoe Knives, Pincer
Hammers, Awl Blades Anvil HATS, Shoe RasP Kit Files, Pegs
of all sizes, Boot Weng Linen and Cotton, Bos Cord,
and Shoe Nails Sticks Shoe Brstles, &c
The above goods warranted of the best quality and viii be sold
upon good terms the quoy be had for in this
any other city
Also hand, LASTS ofevery description ofthe latest fash
ion and made Of the best timber Dunlops Celebrated
BLACKING.
Country Merchants will do well call before purchasing
elsewhere. an cost
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FOURTH OF MAY FANCY BALL.
AtHARLES l.. SPIES respectfully informs his friends
q and the public, that he will give his EXHIBITION s.
GRAND FANCY BALL al Washington Hall,
on MONDAY EVENING, MAY 4th. Tickets Sl-to
be had of Mr.. S. or any of his pupils, or at the
door on the evening ofthe Ball. The exhibition
will commence at o'clock, and consist of the
following Dances, viz:
La Cachuca, by lady and gentleman.
Grand Coli!ion, by u ladies and gentlemen.
Hornpipe, by Is gentlemen.
Shawl Dance, by II misses.
Sailors Hornpipe, by master.
Highland Fling, by two gentlemen.
And Comic Dance by gentleman-afler
which the floor will be cleared for the accommo-
dation ofthe company.
CHAS L. SPIES, Ballet Master.
N. B. Tickets can be had at the Office of the
Baltimore Clipper. ap27-st
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GNOUND ALUM 3. FINE SALT.

GROUND ALUM d FINE SALT.
% nnAA, BUSHELS G. A. SALT,
% 9OOO 200 sacks, large size, fue do.
Fec sale by G. b. WILSON s. CO.
apI3 ur4t q sd h4#t Smiths wharf,
VNAX FLOWERS DRAWING d PAINT
w ING taughtat No 80 Faycue st. doors above North
between the City Hotel and the Post Office. For
the benefit of those who are DESTROYS of receiving
instruction from MRS. JENNINGS. she gives
notice that she is now forming classes in the
above branches, and as her stay in Baltimore
will be proportionate TO her new engagements,
early application will be necessary. Specimens
of the work may be seen, and terms made known
at her residence. cs'sros eaIb}it' .,iq bai
APP Is d4ts
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~ OTICE-The creditors of Archibald Kerr, deceased
~ will file the vouchers of their claims the Chancery Office
within four months from said day of sale
VIM. A. TALBOT, Trustee.
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E AVA COFFEE.--5O bags superior old government
CD Java Coffee, for sale BY
THOMAS PENNIMAN s co.
ap 10 n Bowv's wharf
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a SsEsSOIHS OF'FICE'-In ,mpIIauce with an or
IA dnance of the Mayor and city Council of Baltimore for
the appointment of Board of Assessors, approved
March 25th, 1S39-Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned will meet at their office City Hall,
the first Monday in May next, at 9 o'clock, A. M.
and sit until o'clock, p M. and continue to sitas
bove stated, every day. Sunday excepted, until the
first Monday in June, for the purpose of receiving
from all persons liable to Taxation true and correct
lists of all their property both real and PERSONAL
ccept such may be exempt from taxation by the
laws of the State, the ordinance of the corpora
ton NICHOLAS BREWER,
GEORGE DECKER.
ap 90 dt4thM
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an %

A MES PAPER
"A 10 cases No. 3 CAP,
do No. plain do.
do No. i ruled LETTER,
do Fine do do
do Superfine do do
do do do do
Just received and for sale af mill prices by
TURNER, WHEELWRIGHT s. NUDGE,
ap24 No. , S. Charles st. Cup stairs.)
TO FAMFIIES.
ERRY NEW CROP ORLEANS SUGAR, 16
y lbs for adoar; fine Imperial TEA, such as generally
sold for dollar, so cents pound.
Superior Rio COFFEE, s lbs. for dollar.
Bleached Winter OIL, one dollar gallon.
Good Kitchen OIL, so cents gallon.
Vessels furnished and goods sent to any part of the
city free of charge. II. POLLOCK, No. 10,
ap21 d3m BALTIC: st. near the Bridge
FINISHING TACI<LE.-Just received assortment
NJ of superior TACKLE, consisting of
"a and 5 Joint WALKING STICK RODS
J, and HALE RODS
3, A and Ash butt FLY RODS
90, 100 $50 yards SILK HAIR dnd SEA GRASS LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES. furnished per gros
ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
Gut Gimp and Hair sNooDS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS by the 1000 or
swIVEL's BOOKS furnished complete
Also-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE, Irvine
ordage, BRUSHES of all kinds for sale very reduced
prices by DUKEHART u Co,
lOl l-2 Baltimore street, between Stuth & Calvert sts
Country Merchants and others are invited to all. Thank
full for past avors they solicit share of patronage.
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