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ANCE'S SARSAPARILLA, VEGETABLE
Is =

IL a OK BLOOD PILLS.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
Removing bile, correcting all disorders of the stomach
and bowels, costiYeness, dyspepsia, swimming nithe
head, &c. Persons of full habit, who are subject to
HEADACHE, GlDDlNESS, DROWSlNESS, AND
SINGING IN THE EARS,
arising from too great flow of HOOD to the head
should never be without them, as many dangerous
symptoms Will he entirely carried off by their imme
date use.
For sale by SETH ;, HANCE, corner of Pratt and
Charles sts and l03 BALTIC. st. m24
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MRS. BURKE. 1t will be en by card in another
column, that Mrs. Burke, whose recent performances
at the Front street Theatre, have rendered her So de-
servedly popular, takes a benefit on Monday night
We hope the admirers of this most interesting actress
will afford her proof of their golden opinion.
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I7-PLAN OF APPOINTMENTS, for Preaching
the streets, for Sabbath Afternoon May 2Sth, at
O'Clock:
Monument Square--Rev. Henry Slcer and Rev'd
Henry V. ID. Johns.
Lexington Market House-Rev, L. X. Veitch and
Rev. VIM. II. Bodley.
Union, near Ross strest-Rev. Wesley Stevenson
and Rev. William f. Mercer
Schroeder's WOodS--Rev Daniel hcJiltOn and Rev.
William Evans
Richmond Market House-Rev. Thomas Coggms
and Rev, John II. Mark.
). w corner of Eutaw and Conway slreets-Rev.
5. IL. Merrill and Rev B. II. Nadal.
5. w. corner of Light and MontgOmery-sts. Rev'd
+. f. Allen and Rev. Jacob RI. Waugh
N. T.. corner of Pratt and Light Streets-Rev'd VIM.
o. LumSden and Rev. DR.. f. Dorsey.
Marsh Market lIouse--ReY. w. L. Spoitswood and
Rev. |. F. Cook.
WIKI, near Bond street-Rev. Andrew u. Cross and
Rev. James SewelI.
Fell's Psn Market House, German language
Rev. Adam Miller and Rev. Buhre.
Bel Air Market House-Rev Joseph Fartow and
Rev. Robert Piggott.
Hollins; Market House-Rev. William NJ. Starr and
Rev. jonathan II. Lennon.
The first named minister is expected to preach--the
second named to assist HIM The officiating ministers
are expected to furnish themselves with such lay as
sisttnts az may be pleasant to them.
The citizens generally earnestly requested to
c0untenance This effort, by their Attendance upon
such Of the appointments AZ may be most convenient
to them.
{I3- The friends of the temperance cause are also
most respectfully solicited not TO make appointments
which may in any rdv conflict with this plan, either
as to the places or hours of preaching. 1t
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SENTENCE OF THE WARREN MuRpERERs.-
We learn by a slip from the Trenton Empo-
rum, that Joseph Carter and Peter w. Pafke,
convicted of the murder of the Cashier family,
were sentenced to death on Thursday, by Chief
Justice ilornblower They are to be executed
on the ed of August. Parke manifested but
little contrltion on the occasion, but Carter was
deeply affected and wept loudly. When Car
ter was called on to say why the sentence Of
the law should not be pronounced upon him,
lie made brief reply, which produced Il very
favorable impression on the auditory. He said
he wished to be candid in what he was about
to say, as he was fully sensible that he should
soon have to answer for it at the bar of God.
GIe then Soletnny avowed that he had nothing
to do with the murder, and declared his full
trust in the Almighty, in whose hands he de-
sired to commit his cause. When Parke was
called on, he also declared his entire innocence.
He said GAN that have to say is, that am
an innocent man, and that was not out of my
house on the night of the murder, from 9 o.
clock till day light"
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HARrFsRp TIGERs AND BosroN TIGERs.-
The N. Y. Mirror says-We learn that the
Hartford CO.. Tigers, Capt. Webb, are about
to invite the "Boston Tigers" and the "New
York City Guard" to accompany them on an
excursion through the principal cities of the
United States. They intend spending week
at Baltimore as the guests of the maryland
Cadets" The excursion will be made in the
month of July. Tickets for the excursion S25.
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CROPS IN LANCASTER COUNTY. The Intelli-
gcncer says, never within recollection, has this
agricultural county given promise of more a
bundant crops than in the present season. The
late rains came most opportunely, and there is
little doubt now, of the utmost abundance in
all tho products of the soil.
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ENAsHEoNAHLE CoNYEKsATIoN.--

FASHIONABLE CONVERSATION
IL Scene BaHlnorc street. Miss FANNY AND Miss
ELIZABETH WALKING.
Miss Fanny-Oh! Elizabeth, how thirsty | am; do
you know any person in this neghborhood where we
could stop aud get glass of water;
Miss Ezabeth-No Fanny, do not, but will tell
you what can do.
Miss F.-Oh! do tell then, for am very thirsty.
Miss E.-Well stopped the other day at HAycE3 :,
and drank glass of his Soda Water with Sarsaparl-
la syrup, ana found il delightful
Miss F'-Well then, Elizabeth, we will try a glass
of II.
HANCE'S SODA FOUNTAIN is situated doors
west of Holiday street, at lO5 BALTIMORE ST.
Hi24
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L W5- r.. ). FRY Err. Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES
WINDOW CORNICES, sc. Sc.
n % IMPORTER OF French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc. sc.
| Frames re-gult and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. NORTH GAY STREET
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IFF; Is SWEET RIFT II EAI,
SUDDEN CHANGES OF ,rIE, 1NEATII

SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE Wealth
~ Err. We scarcely meet person who is notmore
OF less troubled with cough cold, Old and Young,
the prudent and the iMprudent, seem alike to com
plain.
Many think it a temporary cold which will pass off
IN day or two. This is not always the case as it
WIZ, IN all probability, terminate in consumption if not
attended TO IN season oar advice is, use HANCE's
COMPOUND SYRUP or HOARHOUND, which
VIII cure you in two or three days Price 50 cents
per bottle For sale by SETH 5. HANCE, l05 Balti-
more st., and at his cid stand conner of Charles and
Pratt Sir. moi
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GOWN. ]. STEVENS, of Portland, Maine called
in the store of Alessrs. Comstock Co. TO show the
great benefit he had received from the OF one bot
tie of OL0RIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA. He
had been bald ten years, but has now full and fine
new crop of hair, started ont all the ton of his
head, by only one bottle We have seen this tried in
many cases, with the same II is also the hes
article ladies can dress their hair with. ii will keeI
il longer in curl than anything else, and entirely re
moves dandruti.
For sale corner of Baltimore and Hanover Streets
Baltimore. Also at the corner of Baltimore and Har-
rison SITS, and at No. 81 Thames st. 1t
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fT3- SECOND ADVENT. Three disc0urses will
be delivered Providence penitungl on TO-MOR-
ROW. (Sabhath) at ihr Armory of tn" City Guards
corner of Lombard and Hanover streets, commencing
morning al half past 10 O'Clock, afternoon at s. and
half past III the evening 0q-LEMrEI OSLER wiIl
OfHciatr. It
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Gz- uNlVERSALIST CHURCH, Rev. Or. :. X.
JESNtSGS VIII preach in the unversallst Church,
cornerof Calvert and Pleasant streets, TO MORROW
Sunday MORNING, at II O'Clock. 1t
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RS. MCPHERSON, SO North Howard s,rs
~ mas Just received an assortment of plain
'hauee ase ohKs' app
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[g}- DON'T TARRY, but hasten to EGERTONS'
and secure a chance in the famous ''Small Fry'' Lot
terry that comes off T0-DAY-with 66 Nos. and ~
drawn ballots, making II out of every % tickets
prizes, and showing first rate chance To those who
purchase by the Package, which cost on certificate
follows:
% WhoIes. 500 50 - Quarters. :. g. 81
% Halves ,..,... II Is % Egoths ........ &c
package contains every number in the Lottery,
and may draw the highest prizes in the scheme
N0wS your time, hasten to EGERTONS' Ever Lucky
Offices 1t
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H5- CONTENTS OF THE SATURDAY VISIT
FIR. This weekly Journal is particularly interesting
to-day. Among its tales is the "Candy GHl, or the
Mser eutwItted,'i which is interesting and complete;
The ShPwreck; A Report Of Rev. G. p. krauth'S
Farewell Sermon; Another OF the taudIe Lcctues;
The Repeat Difficulty, with Extracts from the Boston
Pilot, Freeman Journal and other papers, a long ar
ticIc on the principles of the Sons of Temperance
and their doings in Maine and elsewhere; COnmuni-
cations relating 10 McCurry and Circumstantia Evl-
dence; Engmas; Jokes; News Sc sc. Price sing y
cents; per year 81 81; s for months Office at
Moore's Bookstore, No. Ia Baltimore street, near
North. IT.
fd7- LECTURE ON ELOCUTION Prof KING,
will pronounce LECTURE, illustrated by truthful
READING AND SPEAKING on Monday Erening
Nav %, in the Hall, No. Hanovef-st,, commencing
at O'Clock. All who admire and can appreciate n
and graceful EloCuten, requested to at
tend. Tickets Of admissions 2j cents-to be had at
the music stores and at the door
GT3-Prof King respectfully announces to the public
that his Institution for the permanent Of STAN
MERING, and all other defects in speech, will he
opened in Cincinnati, Ohio, on the 18th Of June, for
four months and will return to Baltimore for the viii
ter. m2i-2t'
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIrs

BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
In purchasing these Pills let me add
ONE WORD OF CAUTION
Always ask for HANCE'S PILLS, and purchase of
none but those advertised agents, and if conven-
lent, call and see the proprietor himself.
For sale by SETH s. HANcE, los Baltimore street,
ana corner of Charles and Pratt sts., Baltimore Price
2ocenis per box, for Ilance's Genuine Pills. or for
Sl.00. ..
The genuine for sale by G. X. Tyler corner Of Bal
timore and High sls Parr Graham, corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore SITS; Perkins, corner of Franklin and
Green sts o. +. Petit, of GAY and Exeter SITS
oliver Woods, corner of Market and Lancaster sts
+. F.; Stansbury, Thames St. F. P. * E. II. Perkins
corner oil Baltimore and Green SITS. MAJ
MR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S ITALIAN ME.
NJ DICTATED SOAP for removing Tan, Freckles
Eruptions &c, &C., from the human skin
Ladies! here's Soap delicious, ft
free from every thing pemicious,
Prepared from Galen's choicest Simples,
Expressly to remove all pimpes,
AND add fresh charms to all your dmpIes.
Used freely it will sunburns banisl-
Use freely, and all freckes vanish,
... unette, would you be fair: oh listen!
Use freely, and your skin will gIisten
Fen as the Paran marble shines
When freshly quarrIed from the mines.
Also, Gosraud's P0udre Subtitle, Tor eradicaths su'
periuous hair, and Gouraud's Liquid Rouge Tor I'M
parting health like tinge to the complexion. Inc
above articles are for sale by SE'rH s. HANCE, l0e
Baltimore st and at his old stand corner of Charles
and Pratt sts. m24
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{I3- CARD. Mrs. BuRKg bcgs leave to inform the
patrons OF the Front street Theatre, that her first
benefit in this city will take place the above esab
lishment on MONDAY EVENING, Goth inst, when
will be presented the Greek Tragedy of IVADNE,
with other performances
Ivadne, Mrs. BURKE.
Ludovic0 Mr. ], X. SCOTT.
SGf- Box Book now open. fri m23-3t
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should buy them lop, and then they will ha,
no difficulty in selling them. That is one of the gre
secrets of trade-and the reason why they succee
when others do not is that they buy their goods fro
Is to 90 per cent. lower than others. All perso
wishing to buy goods uncommon CHEAP, and
prices that will enable them to sell them rapidly Al
fair profit would do well 10 call on the subscriber al
take look at his stock and prices, which consists
part as follows: Combs; Buttons; Thread; Pins: n,
dies; Fish Hoeks Cutlery: German Silver Ware:
tannia Ware; Japanned Ware; Coffee Mills; l.;
Lamps Perfumery; Fancy Soaps, Jewelry, Sc I
gether with an endless variety too numerous to me
ton. As the subscriber is agent for some of the En-
ern manufacturers, he can sell very cheap.
m24-tf ELIAS HALE, No. lie Baltimore,
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PROS ECTUS
FOR THE
Democratic Pioneer,

Now Published in Upper sandusky.
THE undersigned, believing it to be for the
welfare and better organization of the Dem
ocratlc party, is desirous of publishing paper
in the above named place, which in politics,
will be thoroughly Democratic; " hile at the
same time much other interesting matter will
appear in it. 1t will be published every week,
and as far as possible, contain the latest In
telligence.
In taking the responsibility of publishing
paper, practice has made it necessary to give
an avowal of the principles by which it will
be goverped, and in so doing, it Is deemed suf
ficient ~hen we say: it will be devoted to
principles which guarantee 10 every man,
equal protection, equal privileges, and uni
sersal lberly,--holding the doctrine that all
men are alike worthy of protection, so long as
the doctrine of freedom and equality are pro-
fessed to be the governing principles of our
happy land--without distinction bet cen rich
or poor. Believing such were not the gov
erning principles Of the majority in our State
Legislature last winter, we sha be found bat
tleing against all such men and measures.
1t is the intention of the editor to be rcr-
fectly free and uncontrolled by any man OF
set of men; and always willing to receive the
counsel of such as are desrous Of prom otine
the good cause for which it is published tc
vindicate, as the advice Of many is more like
ly to be correct than the few.
The full desire being, to print sheet truly
and wholly Democratic, we not only take ou
own opinion, but also the opinions of the IL
lustrious who have promulgated Democratic
principles from the earliest dawn Of our rep
hbican government.
The mechanical branch Of the paper vii
be neatly executed.
t Il RM OF sUBsCR RIPTIo
The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. 50 OF
If not paid till the expiration, ...... 2 81
For six months, if paid in advance. ] O.
If at the expiration of six mont s,... 3
The above terms will be required, unles
. tie publisher sees fit to make other arrange
ments.
, Every Democrat in Wyandott and SUI
rounding country, is constituted an agent, I
gel at least one good subscriber.
W.T.. GILES.
September, 5th, l945.
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NoTiCE TN cmANcERY.

'.'. ''.''' .;;.;:...... :. r.: :;: b s''''.'':
John Aughinbaugb, Hugh Long. Samuel
Kennedy, Thomas Lord and James Stew.
art. are hereby notified that on the Stb
day Of August, 1915, the said Louisa Fen.
zell, fled in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county Of Wyaudot.
Ohio, a bill in chancery against them; the
object and prayer of which bill Is, 10 set
aside conveyance OF real estate made by
the said John Aughinbaugh. viz: Lot No.
10, in Meriman's % addition to the town
Of Merseilles, i'd said connty. conveyed
By said John, to lie said High Long, Lot
No., in the town Of BowslerYille, in said
county, conveyed ,by said John to said
Samuel Kennedy. Also convey sncc of
part OF said Lot No. 10, by said Long to
said Thomas Lord; and also 10 obtain a
decree for the s,le OF said real estate and
the proceeds to be appled to the pay.
ment Of judgement recovered by your
petitioner against the said John, 10 THO
court Of common pleas Of Marion county,
Ohio. for Sls50,00 and costs. And also.
that an account may be taken of the
amount of property and money in the
hands of the said Long, Kennedy, Lord
and Stewart, held by them in fraudulent
trust for the said John; and that they. be
dccreed to pay the same to your petition;
er to apply upon her said judgment and
costs, and for general relief, and the said
defendants are hereby further notified,
that unless they appear and plead, answer
or drm,ir to said bill within sixty days af-
ter tie next term OF said court, the said
complainant at the term next after the
exriration of the said sixty days will ap.
ply to said court to take tile matters o
the bill as confessed and to decree there.
IN accordingly.
ROW & DURFEE,
Solicitors for Compl'nt.
Nov. s, ls45 -a-6r.
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Re 10 o o q t Q ~ g !.
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will
~ be presented 10 the Commlssioners OF
Wyandot CO al their next session, pet. Tor
a county road, beginning at the road lead,
inc from Versailles to Find!ay, where said
road crosses The old county liue between
Marion and Hardin: tLshce nor'l,on the
old line betweeH Hardin and Crawford
counties as near as ihay be prsc'icaol s. ."
The OLD, c. ri,er of Hapcncb and 10. hence
north as near as may be OF ~, d line
he,ween Hancock aud Craw ford, to lnter-
.ec, the State road leading from Upper
sandtsky to WIlamstown.
MANY PETIrITi0NERS.
Hc:oher -. lSA5.-S-lt.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

EbY al Crler Issued from Abraham NY
Eb ers a Justice of the Peace, 10 and tor
the touusbip Of Crawford, Wyandot conn-
ty and State of Oaio. to view aud appraise
two estray horse cteatures, taken up oy
Charles Lindour, OF the township and
county aforesaid. We the appraisers lnd
upon examina alton, that one is light bay
horse. about ID hands high, shod all round;
same. white on the right hind foot, crease
fallen and hipshot in the right hind hir'
same. white hair on his back cansed by
,he saddle. Supposed TO be years old
last spring. We appraise said torse al
$500:
We the appraisers find the other 10 be
, sorrel mare, about ,l3s hands high, blaze
face, the right fore foot and both hind feet
white. sbod before and has the hstnia 10
lie left shoulder: supposed 70 be years
old last spring. We The appraisers, aprsi's
'' JOHN MYERS.
Il. c. BURNETT.
9ppruisers.
Ihsrsh, cerif, the above to be true
conx from m, ~.'ra, hook.
''p' ABRAHAM MYERS, ]. r,
N.R. Said horse creatures were take ? ,
Nm on The 9Th day Of Oct, isso--fe-n
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NOW IN PRESS,
Another New Illustrated Work!
TALES FROM SH.4KESPE.4RE,
nv CHARLES AND MISS LAND.

vHyIIIs celebrated work las already pass
4 ed through eighty successful editions
in London. aud is shortly to be issue"
here in a very superior style, win an or
namental inItiai letter TO each story; the
narrative to be emhellshed with eleg AM
eneravings. (,rom the illustrated SHAKE
speaie,) aud the pages surrounded WV"
beautiful fancy col ted borders. C"at'e'
,,,h ahd his sister are well known IN the
li,efat, world as accomplished writers
and long may the, be rememaeren i''
having reduced to plain prose g. TAR a.
nr.c,1cabIe, The beautiful stories OF
W,nter Nights Tale
Midsummer Nig'hs Dreams.
Moch Ada about NotbHg;
As ,uH like 1t;
The two Gentlemen of Neronai
The Merchant OF Venice
C,mberline;
King Lear;
Macbeth;
Ans WeIf that Ends Well;
The Tanning Of the ,Shrew;
The Comedy of Err'rs;
Measure for Measure;
Twelfth Night, or What you WIZ;
Timon Of Athens;
Romeo and Juliet;
Hamlet, Prince Of Denmark;
Othelloi
pericles Prince of Tyre;
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their names entered on our books for one
copy of the Congressional globe and APP
pendix during the session.
Our prices for these papers are so low
that we cannot afford TO trust them out;
therefore, no person need consume his
time in writing for them aud not sending
the money.
BLAIR a. RlVES.
Washington City, Oct. a, ls45.
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TAILORING! |!

AZ Col. Kirby's hotel, shop UP stairs.
Garments made to Fashion OF Fancy.
CUTTING
Promptly executed. and warranted to tit'
il correctly put together.
Rem nova tan :!
Partially worn Garments, cleansed and
repaired in style not usually offered to
the public. go,
Thankful for past favors, he hopes by
punctual attention to business 10 receive
a libera share Of public patronage.
THOMAS SPYBEY.
Upper Sandusky, Sept. 8, lS45.-o-u.
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The key TO Shakespeare would have
been a more expressive aud trnth,teiiins
lille for this valu ,ble work; for no person
can read any one OF these Interesting
,ales without at once realizing that he
Understands and relishes better than ne
has ever done before the beaul'es o, ne
great author" the "worlds roe'' ne
bard of Avoo," "the immortal Shake
.peare, who wrote no, for day, bat foI
all lime Each number will contain the
story Of one play. Prica twelve and
"''' Il w. HEwErr. Publisher.
IL Spruce Street,
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COME UP THIS WAY!
a GREAT QUANTITY OF GOODS.
II eln Gbao1gR.

ID W. AfRE5 New Store,
sandnsky Avenue quantity the best and articles
kinds which will be sold
cheap for produce Let wishing and cheaper
dresses than sold give .e
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JLr s II LO o II.

Their Dry Stores They
quality Beaced
Ausn Tickings Cacoes Muslin De ai"s
Apcca Bomhazines T!lerine
Wool Black Patent
buttons Ladies' Gents
Boys and Girls and
suit besoD
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION!
Come & See!!


large and OF
quality cnnho he beat
Just opening al
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Hardware and Cutlery,

S.s, Fmcher
Plains Plain
a by TO- Cooking Stoves Box Stoves and stove pipe
PAINTS DYEsTUFFs.
Chalk Spanish Brown me
andB Iinemn Oil spike re
Log Tnseed OIL ladies' Com
Also alo
ladies' ohoes ano
Tor
Of Salt By the barrel or single pno
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Store, IN Upper Sondusy'

Of
owsu Fanns, Checks laooy Nee ""N
dyestngs
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Eclectic Readers
Lead Pencils
&c.
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PANTS ANDY DYEsTUFFs.
Groceries.

p; rre yosbr Hysoh Moses Loaf sugss ice
Tobco &C,
be onod
.s and others in Snduk all Of which w @ Es.,er.
Flax
Rn,,er CoouD Wild '>at si"A A"u ~
"a h,.h I'll, rood Corn wi be takeh
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
o me
invited examine The upper
Mssn either east west
he oe
can o'o""'
I, thut Ma u Ro1hn A{re sna ESQ sen"!
urrer Sanduk Nov 20 lsi5--lo-ts e