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INFORMATION WANTED.

lNFOkMA IIOIN w hN LII.
IOHN WATTERSON, the son OF JOS. wat
j ,erson, late of Montgomery county, Stale OF
V;roipia left his fathers house some thirteen or
fourteen wears ago, and was last heard OF on The
Wheeling road, acting as agent for wagoners, or
some such business. This was some seven or
eigbt years ago-since which time, no inorma-
RON has been had OF him. His father having died
since he has interest here worth attending TO. II
he is still living, any information OF him will be
thankfully received bv line addressed to James
Heslep, Lafayette P. O., Montgomery Co., Va.
Dec. 20-c2aw6m
r. Wheeling Times requested TO copy for one
month, and send bill to James Heslep, as above.
nSEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Ran away from Farmvile, Prince Edward
County, the 2Gth day OF December last, Negro
Man. by The name OF ISRAEL, who calls HIM
sefISRAEL JONES. He had on when he lett,
. GRAY Cassinet Frock Coat and Pantaloons, and
white Hat and probably common Silver Watch.
He is about % or % years DID, about feet or
inches high; thick heavy form, with his knees
little turned in; when walking steps tolerably far,
with lille swing He is of dark brown COM
plexion, full head of hair rather bushy He
has very intelligent eye, good counlenance,
iu face smooth skin, and very youthful APP
pearance He is very good Carpenter, Tor
Negro and does very good work at the Cabinet
trade al which he worked last year. have no
doubt, from all hear, that he has free papers
purpoIling 10 be from the county OF Prince Ed
wanl, or some of the adjoining counties, and in
tends 10 60 10 some free State, as he wen, of
without any kind Of provocation whatever
either from myself or Mr.. King, who hired him
the las, year. | will give the above reward for
his apprehension and securing in Jail, if taken
on, OF the Stale OF Virginia, or forty dollars if
taken in Virginia, aud secured in jail, SO that
get him again. JOHN /. GAuLDlN.
Lsass,iiie Rockingham Co., n. c.
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NEGROES FOR SALE FOR CASH.
IN Forty very valuable Negroes-ncn, VIC
men, boys and girls-will be offered for sale in
the town of Tappahannock, Essex county Vir-
gnia, on MONDAY, the 18th OF February next,
that being Court day. Distant purchasers are
assured there will be no disappointment, if the
weather will admit Of conducting such business;
and, If not, the sale will take place the neat fair
day. WARNER LEWIS,
LUCIA S. WARING,
Executors Of Henry Waring.
Ton 80 tutdc
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CHANCERY-VIRGlNIA In Hanover
L CNcui, Superior Court, July &C. lS43
DaTd A. Johnson, Martha D. Glenn, and
oher Pitts:
against
James Holman, Executor of Thomas John
son, Is. D. deceased, who was Administrator
O David Johnson, deceased, Anderson Bowles,
ahG other Defs.
This cause this day came on to be further heard,
upon me papers formerly read the report Of Mas
NT commissioner Crew, Of the 18th day of No
'elheer, 1872, and was arguedby Counsel: Upon
'oasMeFa,ion whereof the Court being Of opinion,
''st the hrst sale Of slaves made by the late Ad.
Hhhlstrator Of David Johnson, deceased, was
esa'' doth confirm the same; and the Court is
aSo oil opinion, that the second sale OF the slaves
maze by The Administrator, viz: the sale OF Polly
ana Child, and Eve, was illegal, doth adjudge, or
aeI and decree, that the said report, as far as it
eeoh'orms 10 This decree, be sustained and con-
Armed that the same be recommitted TO one of The
"ds'er Commissioners of this Court, who is
a.'eny directed to reform the same, so far asi is
d VARIANCE with the principles aforesaid, and
make report torhe Court with any matter special
STATED, deemed pertinent b. himself, or either of
a'e parties, in order 10 final decree; and leave
- given 10 the defendant, Holman, to withdraw
me voucher signed by N. ]. Poindexter, filed by
=, %'d Commissioner with his report, filing copy
nefeol, IN order to obtain additional evidence TO
support the item TO be founded thereon, and to add
.Aa. lien OF credit 10 the credits in his said ac-
.ouhl OF the administration Of his Testator, upon
we estate Of said David Johnson, if established
" " proper testimony to the satisfaction Of the
Commissioned as proper charge, and, in that
DINGHY. A Cupy. Tesle.
PHILIP B. WINSTON, C. C.
lhe parties interested in the foregoing decree,
sii lake notice tina, have appointed the 24th day
". February next for the purpose of executing
% sM requirements thereof. They will, therefore,
H Nos at my Office, at Hanover Court House, on
%a' cay by ten o'clock, with all necessary pa
pefs and evidences 10 enable me 10 do so.
H.. WIN. o. WINSTON, M. C.
Hanover Court House, Jan. 25-w4w
ruNpoWDER of all brands, both English
., and American, for sale by the canister, or
- 'etdll. SIYTHEpI AMI
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.-orIcE TO THE CREDITORS OF
N WI I. WHlTE-The second class Of
,;,ors nroyided for in the Deed Of Trust from
ce, Vim |. White TO the subscribers, will take
~. ,ha, We have appointed the 9th day of
I1 1915, a, Hanover Court House, TO take
r. ,cronnt Of their several claims, in order 10
az s;'.-m,ion OF the assets now in hand, at which
,;,ne and place they will make known their re
sPe'''s : ''' CHAS. P. GOODALL
c. w. DABNEY, Trustee.
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Tn CONGRATULATIONS In Richmond
i Hastings Court, January 18th, 1915:
Benjamin T. Roper, Plaintiff:
against
Robert ID. Davenport, and Frances G. his wife,
and Mary E. Roper, Sarah Roper and James
Roper, infants under the age OF twenty -one years,
Defendants:
This day came The plaintiff, By his counsel,
and filed his bill; and, on his motion, Charles
Howard is assigned guardian ad litem 10 the in
FAINT defendants, 10 defend them in this suit; and,
,hereupon, he filed their answer and the defend
ants, Robert G. Davenport and Frances G. his
wife, not having entered their appearance and
given security, according 10 the act OF the Gene
raj Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and il
appearing 10 the Court BY satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth it is ordered, that the said defendants APP
pear here on the first day Of April Court next
and answer the said plaintiffs BILL and that
copy Of this order be forthwith published in the
city Of Richmond for two months successfully,
and tha, another copy be posted al the front door
o. The City Hall Of the city Of Richmond
A Copy-Teste,
CHS. HOWARD Clerk
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A destructive fire took place at New York
about ! o'clock on Wednesday morning, which
destroyed the block OF buildings occupied as the
AN. Y. Tribune" establishment, corner of Spruce
and Nassau streets, and other houses The
Tribune office lost all their type materials, &c,
with large quantity Of paper, great number
OF books, besides their valuable presses, &c, &c
The presses alone in the basement cost upwards
OF $4,000, and the amount OF their loss, over and
above assurances, is estimated at Sl0000-
Among The offices destroyed was Mr. Palmer's
General Newspaper Agency.
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LAND AGENCY IN MISSISSIPPI
TIME undersigned, Register Of the United
States Land Office at Jackson, Mississippi,
offers his services 10 the public as General Land
Agsnt He will sell Lands, pay Taxes, and at
leni,o all other matters connected with the same
for non-residents. His facilities for acquiring
correct information about Lands in this State, are
the very best. Charges moderate All letters
must be post paid. B. K. COWHEkD.
Ian I7-cwllw
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DoWDER.-sporting Powder of the best qua
L lily, both English and American, for sale,
either wholesale or retail by
s. SUTHERLAND.
Jan 2l-tf Gunsmilh opposite the Banks.
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The last CONSTITUTION" repuLiishes "Civis,''
from the Madsonian," "in accordance Gas il
says) with our ruling maxim-equal and exact
Justice TO all" In accordance with the same
mayim-of "cqual and exact jusice"-we ask the
favor of the Constitution 10 republish our re-
marks on Civis.
We would make the same request OF the Madi
sonian-and By way OF showing the same cour-
tcsy TO il that il asks Of US, we have 10 state that
we knew who Silns was, and suspected from It's
year-marks, that .S,las and Ciris were the same
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- Wing will please copy.
RUNAWAY.

TWAS committed to the Jail Of Scott county,
w on The 10Th day OF December last, two Ne
90 Men, calling themselves Big Harry and Lit
I, Harry. They say they belong TO Thomas F.
Jones, ii Greensville county, Va. Big Harry is
ahou, 80 years old; light brown color; feet 8
inches high; weight $50 lbs. Little Harry is
abou, - years old; light brown color; 5 feet
inches hieh weight loo lbs; scar on the right
hrpas, and his front teeth are much decayed-
The owner OF said negroes is requested TO come
forward, prove property and pay charges, or else
they will be dealt with as The law directs.
Z. HlCKAM, Jailor for
Lon ol-lau6w. w BICkLEY Sheriff.
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although he admitted the United States could con-
slilulonay acquire territory By treaty. yet he alb
soluiely denied that people could be acquired
with The territory without flagrant breach Of the
Constitution. This he labored 10 establish in
way to justify the assumption heretofore made by
him, that the introduction of a new territory and
people into our confederaled Union was in iacta
dissolution OF ii. And yet This forgcllul man mol
only attempted to negotiate treaty, giving mil
lions 10 bring Texas and her people into The u
Mon as late as 1897, but actually negotiated and
signed the treaty which transferred the Floridas
and all their people 10 The United States. This
treaty subjected not only the Spanish territory,
but the Spanish people, SO long as they remained
on it, 10 the jurisdiction Of the U. States.
"Mr Adams had only reached this pon, in re-
versins The whole tenor of his life and conduct
his official action and recorded opinions-when
the clock struck his hour, and saved the ex-Se-
crelary and ex-Presidcnt from exposing himself
further. 1t was melancholy sight 10 see one
who had held such high places in the Republic,
rip himself TO pieces, and, in taking of his mask,
show that he had only been acting part in his
official dignies, and had never been acfuated by
the sentiments which, at the close OF life, he de-
clares he holds most sacred nor even by The oalhs
which he had consecraled by sealing them in sup
port of the constitution"
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roNpOWDER of all brands, both English
., an. ana American, for sale by the canister, or
"'e'ail. S. SUTHERLAND.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

For THE ENQUIRER.
Internal improvements Railroads and Canals
James Rirer and kana,rha Company, SC.
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Jan. 21-2aw2m

IN CHANCERY-VIR VIRGINIA In Hanover
Circuit, Superior Court, July 2G, lS43:
DaTid A. Johnson, Martha D. Glenn, and
oiher Pits:
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wISTAR's BALSAM.

4 y
n VIII Cherry Bark sni Tar-rhe beet REMEDY
known the World for the Of Coughs. Gods Asthma
Group eeding Of the Lungs. Whooplngcough, broncm
IA Influenza soriness OF Breath Pam and WEAKNESS IN
the Breast SIDE Liver Complaint and The h'' stages OF
CONSUMPTION
re- A THOUSAND CURES, In cases deemed utterly
hopeless have hry established iis vast superiority over
former medical discovery. u has sys been se
Na'ures own Prescription" being formed cherry rom
chemical extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar-wo
Tree. that tchy scattered wherever diseases oi the
lungs prevail We qve few instances OF us extraordinary
power. from catalogue almost without end
adv address Will be gwen Al The New lork Agency
who was given up by al of her physicians In DIE oi con-
sumption had hard mmor for months the side-raised
among large Quantities matter softui h0nN
uocn no medicine for months being past MI hope-en-
urely cured by few bottles OF THIS bssam 10 september
aud October. l3it 49,,
A. Carmsn New York City. who had not slept lying
down tor seven years being obliged 10 sleep IN siung
posure far cured 10 attend 10 his business ID - os'
stormy weather.
Of ~ standing.
Thomas CoIens Haidonfed, ". J. teshes under oath,
that he had violent cough and pain IN the sideor nonihs
Used arge quantities OF corrupt maieralso much blood
his physicians could do but he Tor nm gave MN Pns VI
"gaopng consumption entirely cured by three bottles oil
WlSTARS HALSAM
Mrs Ann d. Hopkins. OF Knowesvie. N Y: entirely
cured Of liver complaint and general deDly oi elshte~n
months standing. -, IN
Jacob Hoffman. NJ ID. Huntingdon, cured a child OF r
Schroeb- Of obstinate disease Of the Lungs, alter no had
lried all the usual remedies IN vain.
Cases daily occurring In every part 81 the country
which prove ncOne.by the vast superiority oi ths bhss
m every shade Of Lung and Liver disease every other
PREPARATION heretofore known 10 the wsrd. -
Sold. Wholesale and Retail, by y Is. ID. SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists. ~ Futons New York sold also al
hnftes Tor :, mhlg 6m'
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IT, Life Insurance. -NArloNAL LOAN II

~ Life Insurance ,-NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.-NEN-
YORK BRANCH.-Thr public are respectfully Informed
that Dr. Roleer Dr. Ho,ack VIII attend az he Society
Once. - wAl-t daily Sundays eNcrpedJ 81 O'Clock
Z. NJ
And ihatwiih view 20 the convenience Of The French
and German part of Tire population Of Newly ork-lbr Ar
uOuii Will attend daily tie Office y oclock noon
each physician GevuluE hour % h> cules medical
examiner Examinations VIII he conducted 81 their re-pec
tive places Of residence ~ prrerredl dlnng the hours
for receiving patients
re- Fee paid by The Society.
Or. Rodgers resides a. 10 Brecser-sfrr,-
Dr Hu-ack lnl Franklln--rr-L
Dr. Aruoult S,f Broadway
- NAl-streei 18Th June. is4a
JACOB HARVEY. Chairman u Loca. Board
J. LEASDEs SLASH Manager and Genera Agent
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palent Alcoieines.
-rv,>n uo.r rrrrCTIyE REMEDY :

Y Or WOODS >AR>APARlLLA AND WILD 1 HIN
RY BIrTER> for he cure u he following pi-ss~ss
il..dscl. Heart Barn. lndigcslQn hshniA oos eness
Pile. rfsars NJ De- Heat Loss NJ ANrrfie, ny srp>s
Nerrl. frrfafnrs Detfaci >onach Languor, l'epfts-
OF spurs Chronic Rheumatism InaieNls
Clnser >yrnnif Disease >crofaa Impurities OF ne b,Oi
Pnne. and Pisfu> CA the ace. Hereditary huof> ODD
Sors and all diseases arising fom an njud'ous Use OF
mercury.
Tte attention ofthe Invalid pbc and q al hose sfeed
ly any of the above diseases. i respectfully cae1 20 ne
merits of rrs ant invaluable prepa son- rom Al orsns
rrpe OF distinguished Physician. nng m itsc ne
acve remedial propere. OF two 81 IN very afs' sf4-
c.es the Maera Nedics
THE BEST TESTIMONIALS
Of The efficacy Of any medicine, 10 te found N ne m
proved health snt appearance of those using Q. hgndr"
ir fais way witness fl' superiority II DR. WOODS >AR
>APARILLA AND WILD CHERRY BlTrERs. Never
Pom testimonial. n favor, IN The possession Of the pro,
rri.sor Mr. PHILIP WILCOX, OF he wcllkrovn nrm
III Ni'.,N \ Richmond. ~mpNri-hs. OF New hclurf Ma
r,, ..lrrd vi a confirmed cauSer ci r stomach ,lrua
a.a AMI h. general health much improved pN 70 h,t OF
,ry one hor-7a Mr. Wilcox had slter,>i severely Tor a
number OF year. with H. -.ase, ana "if'oees As cure
entirely 20 he Of ihc htrf~ . .,.-,.
COZ TOuN RAYLIE> Deputy sheriff of Bristol Coun-
v Ma. hs. vouniar Is certncd that he Vas cured by NE
BfTTFR> Of Jaundice Ind geson h' slachr ana 'eiuko
col GIBBS ri sandwich. ie,incs iai >eNcfa Ftistu-
l fhg Town veil known O HIM have been pencniCd uN ue
Use ct the BlfrER> and Ia every case u'Y ""'e se" VIZ
most perfect satisfaction. NJ.
j. r. PERKINS FsQ. Attorney a. Law, New bedoru,
cured sn unpleasant eruption OF the face oy me use
81 the BlrrER>
PERSONS Of the nrst respectals in various paris oi me
STATE. who have used this new AID n'sa'e MEDICINE WIN
rerfecf success. 80,
broadway Geo o. Gunn 81 Beecker street. I. NJ Gun
on III B6wery. Broohlyn-James W. smith. corner Fulton
and Cranberry ielS lawA
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,T,HE POCkET E>CRITOIR-Beine

elaborate Case covered with Morocco, plan, slt or
superby Illuminated rs by = int lu drepl uniting the
entire requisites o le Portable De-k. ami containing The
sy-cclchraed Leftlr and Com Balance Win felnudef'
application Oi husband in lnia Rubber stopper.
steel pens letter and ceouer seal, memorandum tablet
and h.lfuu.carI i-nCh mei -ufe. lniaRuuucr "a yum
medallion 0r other waters, Sticks ot -caint-waN " az
4ner. WAX pr0mefeun rifs. being sufficient o stai 80
rtef- with material for ignition. feces, Tor TOO ieiirf
stamps an ingenious v-con-rctd E-crt0r Almanac tor
l3s The E.crior may incidentally take the place of the
cumbrou- h. and working upon metallic joints. may
Dee used A. pleasure distinct ina aqer-tand. and ln-
Simultaneous ghih forming the most perfect col econ
AZ Whiting materials Information. and articles al auiy ever
acc0mu -led small compass. II is suitable To me
rrfcue of e lady and he pocket of rr -euieman-to NE
tourist and the man h-ur-Or the rdrlOr ir draw ing
room f chamber. ana may strictly Dee called ne personal
associate or wonder 40 fIfe a-e. For -a.e by
JOHN j. BROWN 4 co.
Old
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TTI-T 007TN " NaVVf aII 7ITT--II " " I"E y
Msnpts Tennessee. 90 hereby adsrrs- Tor proposals %
construct Cana. from Vol River 90 tl- Cry oi Memphis,
distance Of Eleven Miles SAD C4na Wi be- laid out In
tons Oi mile each. and 81 proposals Or - cUnstruc
uon vii be received until fIe -h day Of July next Oh.
WORK 10 h. paid the BoLfs Of the Corporation. having
Philadelphia
IT.. Corporafon cut Of debt and has revenue which
a. increased f0 rf per ll-um iur l- asi four yesrs
soi now amount. 20 about enyrve l-. thousand dol
lars year. -
Op,a,or. wishing contract are invited 90 come and ~
.,-,, a -rourf when al 'h- informal dr- 81 vii b.
flrnish,.i J. J. FINLEY. Mayor Of Memphis Tenn
Memoirs. 5ih Apu. ls4A A. lS-io'
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EnuCATION.
DFV r. r. HrDDAKTS CLASSICAL AND COM
IL MERCIAL BOARDING ard DAY SCHOOL-Four-

DEV r. T. HUDDAKTS CLASSICAL AND con-
IL NFRCIAL BOARDING ard DAY >CHOOL-Four-
fn-.frcof between University Place ana Fifth Avenue.
TIL. E-fsh -dmrnf ulrh has lately been remove Ell from
Huu-f0n.-rr, r moss prepared for e reception ri an n-
number o Bogrd-r No expense na- been spared
% render Do complete well arranged school .0r boys. n
has built expressly for the purpose Intended under the
direction OF he trst architects n the city, ani Mr..
Huddarf has much satisfaction n presenting 20 bis Friends
ALI the Public Institution in 81 hch every requisite for the
accommodated convenience. and comfort OF H. pupils =
combined and such ie ferrnce oi many year, na,
.--fe TIE situation r.. perhaps ile most eligible which
could have been selected for e purpose regard. health
and fr v 0f access. Al le advantages oi fie best In
--rlrt1rs and Professors available while le benefits o a
country gained hy The outdoor athletic eNer-
loo. 81 cl cin ne ll-l iu lr spacious play ground
Further Information course of study and other patti
clar. interesting parents De- obtained on application
f1 Mr. Huddart ar h. residence n l4fl street,
y B--Tne regular Acalemctl ear VII commence on
fe of ~epfenhef after zee summer vacation. The NUM-
h-r of Pupils being limited IN lie Dg School, vacancies M
- Jed ID. they occur
For BOARDERS and DAY BOARDERS. who are en-
rey distinct aud sepcrue. applications " be- received At
TERMS-For Boarders 500 per annum without accom-
pi-nmeus d Day Borders - PR quarter Day scholars,
S,n Der -u,rter ie.4 jmo- ". M.NF.
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pocT- WHITES CORDIAL,

WHICH THOUSANDS In Hudson and lIs Vicinity cAn
w testify Is a valuable cure for DaTTaad bV'ns
Pans Complaint Of Children and for hose ssyers
periodical pains which females are sobe. ~.
Tor ale By John Mhan lS3 Broadway; Rushton 20. '
and 800 Broadw ay and 10 Asor HOVE James AsPn
IS " iam street. Adamson, OLE Brigham f.i Drosu
,ysy corner Grand; De!uc Dupuy. SCI Broadway ana
Park Row: J. A. MeaAim 81 Broadway }. I. unn'-
ngton corner Sd Avenue and Twenty second sr, T. ~,
Cotton - bleecker, corner Jonessnre' ~ u in .trs,
Io5r.ir--f And III corner JAe.sH
wholesale BY schaesein Co - wsl:Iest bfpca-
yu r. J. Dav--; South Brooslon W M pLssfyss
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a MEXICAN Elastic Susreuler- sud Webbmg.-rhe
y surprising perfection attained y te a'e uprot cueni
oft fe -ua-cnhef in compromising .u Rubber and aiiW
Jug % lhr manufacture of Elastic Webbing. hy the ana oi
- machinery. warrants fI Dob saying tNii ne ,l-ltl-
drr- nov Ofefei or sar ls in fe oesi ever MAIZE
Among fhe advantages ir claims n us mode oi mt iiic
r. over that oi NJ Gouiyc fe,om from thr phur
op. .u. 80 usrparsh'r from NJ. Gs The peculiar and
exclusive properly 81 retaining Their eiasucy' ana NE
great Increase of stiffness without adj Oull nuk or weight
Il ! common complaint among those Who nave h-ei VT
c. su-peud-r- thal they Jose their elasticity stcr heht
worn short time. This j. entirely oOvlaied hy Days pro-
cess. amt dealers in s-pcuders webbing, are invited To
examine the goods No - Maiden lane Al assortment,
embracing al ihe leading patterns always on and ana Tor
ale hv H. II. DAY. successor 20 Dee koNhury
,ufG India Rubber CO. p Maiden
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beautiful romantic and healthy place = cay OF tcerss
Hud son and miles West Of fiitstrd Mass and presents
advantages for purposes 90 neail seldom -las
FOR particulars address post PAID vel >leN " y or 10
vii Canbel Lebanon springs, Co.umtlA Co y 4
The Wherefore journal and Teacher OF heaih' joel
shew, Nj. ID. Editor. Campbell Whiimafsh, Publishers,
can be oblsned OF WIN. H. Graham, tribune Buildings ~
NAsssu-sreet NevYork City subscribers VII hereafter
OF a numbers, IN advance uy5lG
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IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, taught complete
Al y Cherry street BY Capt " l. Hand practical Nsvl
Gator and Teacher Tor ~ years. Surveying and Engineering
VI A. A-ads, with The mathematics generally. y< 5m'
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DIKDI>-. PATENT HOR-t--uOE>, Deiug

ID 80 "a ~ Ire principal l.al-rs u HARDWARE IN TIE
r >-,. sr. = ,a rrluiei perfect l form, All male %
he vry bf resrei iron EVER >loe Nlch may b. found
~. m ,.rcs,r~. an The above recommendation wi be
l- 80 ILL.,. money rrflr-ef. Win a. pelses IRON
- No., .,-t AN. of -h. coln-ry. H. BJRDEN, Agent
fr..r .rIN ..rI- arfurN ~ TIT iHAN mfI* NstF
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rrvER AND AGUE.

..rU,utT 0TD FANDKITF md Il FKLINU RI NF-
/ DYr-. ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIX
TIRE Tor Fever and Ague" No medicine, In any age
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