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VIRGINIA 10 WIT:
a Rules holder ID ne clerk ! once sf,hk III.
s.M superlor Court 81 Law ana Ck,nrsr. 81.
rS ,S.s Cosnsys ~ tirst Nlondsy il 5suns.
sAwy Ksrnsg, d, ....
AGAINST RI
S,seetirs Blue widow and s.s.st,,.
1s1s, eeeesesd, S1nucl Moore ~ rris.. go. vi.
~ we, banlAnin Byers and Ca,hsEi-. n ~ ~
vac Mahala NcLaurhlin. John = e -. ~
iera, and Sarah his wife. N;chsel 49, 49,
VA Tebe Michael Rlae. fof K.n,sTs s -
Mafy BIZ wife, Elijah Yennr. Man -, Y ~
1onog, Christopher Clark Voons S.s-s :.
Young. Mabais Ffsnees YeGnc. Secrs. ~ =.
ehsel Yonne, Henry YONG. "a N..-s
Young, children II Naacy Your. - isrs :
Bye, Joel B. Blue. Mary 4. Blue ana sarsh
Ellen Blue, - y : :
DEFENDANTS.
IN CH.aACERY.
THE Defendants, Jane c. Blue. yoel . M.
= Mary A. Blue. and Sarah Ellet BIn. -,
having entered their appearances, and B 80 u.
curry according 10 The Act 81 Assemble ~ -.
Rules Of this Court and il appearing hv 800,
Factory evidence that they are not IN sh;,.s,.
Of this country; Il is ordered, that The Is "A n.
PENDANTS do appear ere On he frst aag AZ N.
next pring Term, and answer the RiIl ! al !,
meDded Bill Of the Plaintiff, ana that 90,
Of this order be forthwith inserted n soyae -
paper published 10 charlestowu for Two mon,
successfully, and posted ii The front door e. n.
Court House 10 the said Town of cbarles
town. copy -Teste,
: 80 r. 7. BROWN, cl.rE.
1 m. Ia r y 4 -
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VIRGINIA, TO WTT:T

VIRGINIA., no WIT: u
IN the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
Gerry for the County o. Jefferson, adjourned
term) December 90, Is45.
Leonard Sodler. PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
.Alerandsr Fossttl. Ear of George Lit|
tie and Others, DEFENDANTS.
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ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

N OUdIIFStUWui JdU. %, IO4U.
q The parties Interested in the above suit
are hereby notified that shall attend at my Of
fee aforesaid, on Monday the 9Th day Of March
next, for the purpose Of 1sking ard settling ac-
counts, directed by the above 7reciied order Of
Court, on which day, BY 10 o'clock A. NJ, they
are required TO stieud with the necessary pa
pers, vouchers and evidence connected with the
aforesaid accounts.
\ R. woRTHINGToN, Com'r.
Jan 90, 1886.
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IN CH.aNcERY.
Exfraef f.err F,.ey,..

-
adjusged, ordered and decree5, that the
rlainun and Thomas s. Williams appear Sefore
Commissioner Worhington with their vouchers
and other evidence Of accounts between Them,
~ order 70 settlement thereof: thatthe defend
ant Joseph Morrow settle his accounts % ad-
minisuator Of Rachel Lock. DECEASED, before
the same Commissioner. that the defendants,
william r. Lock ane Daniel Hefiebower, rem
der an account before said Commissioner OF
any money or effects in their hands, severaIiy,
70 which the defendant, Thomas s. Williams,
was entitled at the time. which defendant had
notice Of: this suit or at any time since and
that the defendants render before ihesaid Com.
missioner an account Of the slaves which were
Of the Dover Of Rschel Lock, 10 the COM
plainaut's original bill mentioned, and that the
said Commissioner y ordered TO make report
in the premises. nd that he stale, specially,
any matter which be may deem necessary, or
which any Of the parties may require to be so
ststed--snd for reasons appearing TO the Court,
tits hereby ordered that this cause and that OF
John w. Cartwright against Thomas S. vii.
liams, &C., DO proceeded in and heard together.
A copy-Teste
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HiRGI.Hl-d III VII: 6M
IN the CIRCUIT Superior Court Of Law
and Ch{ncery Tor Jefferson County,
Wedneshay. January I, 1916.
John W. Cayi,crigkt, PLAlETrFr,
AGAINST
Thomas s. Wilia ne and Rebecea his wife, E.
| lizsbeih Lock, John Lock, william F. Lock,
| Harrison Gorsn and Nancy his wife. Henry
n. Gray and Martha his wife, Elisha Lock,
1 Joseph Morrow ed Eleanor his wife, Jacob
Foreman and Eliza bis wife, Henry Bealm
and Juliet Ann bis wife, John Lock, Jun, A
/ ssph Wilton and Nancy his wife, Philip Me-
Bride and Harriet his wife, Thomas Lock,
i George Lock. John Lake, and the admins
traitor Of Mary bis wife, when letters Of cd
minstraiion'shali be granted, WIN Lake ,Wil.
i liam s. Lock, administrator Of Randolph
Lock, deceased, and the personal represents.
tive Of George W. Lock, deceased, when let.
tiers Of administration shall be granted. and
the personal representative of Elijah Lock,
deceased, when letters Of standardization or
tesla uieItory shall be granted, and the per.
.sonal representa- Of Rachel Lock, deceas.
ed, when letters OF ADMINISTRATION shall be
granted, Joseph Morrow administrator oil
+ Hamilton Lock, deceased, and Daniel Hefls.
bower. DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
Extract from decree.
1 II is adjpdged, ordered and sdecreed that the
Plaintiff and Tho Defendant Thomas S: Will
liams appear before Commissioner Worthing
ton with their vouchers, or other evidence o.
accounts between them in order to settlement
thereof, that the Defendant Joseph Morrow set
tie his accounts ss administrator Of Rache
Lock, decSs before The same Commissioner
| That the Defendants William F. Lock aid Dan.
tel Hefflebower render en- account before said
Commissi9ner, Of any money or effects in theil
Ehands sevsrally TO which the Defendant Tho.
mas s. Williams was entitled at the time, which
Defendants had notice Of this suit, or at any tint
since, ard lhatthe Defendants render before
said Com nissioner sn account of the slaves
which were Of the dover OF Rachel Lock --
in the complainan,s original Bill me ion ed nd
the said Commissioner is ordered 10 make rel
port in the premises. and that be state special,
by any MISTER which be may deem necessary, OF
which any OF the parties may require 10 be 50
stated" A copy -Teste,
j ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk. /
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List or Letters

ID EMAINrNG in The Pes, Office at Shep-
HI hsrdstown, Va, on the 3lst December,
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nNE Barrel received ana iof sale. 81
" s HEFLEBoWER ( CO.
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JOSEPH OR @SBT q SDNa
Importers Of Fruit,
AND
Gent Commission Merchants
No. IS. South Charles ST.,
BALTIMORE.
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YTRGLNIA. 70 WIT.

--14st4@4a III WAAs
IN he cirsais saPsrios court q Laws and Chan
esIy for ~ eo1aiy Ct geGsE,on. wednesday,
January u, loie,
Bssaiy Reg. PLairrlrs.
AGAINST
inonss Williams and ReSeeca bis wife. EliEa-
nuth Lock. John Lock, william =. Lsck, Har-
risen Goraa and Nancy his wife, Henry \.
Gray and Martha his wife, Elisha Lock, DO
ssph Morrow snd Eleanor his vile, Jacob
toremau and Eliza his wife, Henry Bealm
and juliet Ann his wife. John Lock. Jun. A.
sapn Wilso1 and Nancy bis wife, Philip Me-
1rds ADD Harriet his wife, Thomss Lock,
Heorye Lock. John Lake. and the administfa-
sor q Mary hia wife, when letters Of adminis-
Ist.ee . grained, William Lake, william s.
Loek' edninistra,or Of Randolph Lack. de-
sAsea, and the personal representative Of
escrse w. Lock, deceased. when letters or
STANDARDIZATION shall Be granted, and the par
ssnsi representative Of Elijah Lock, decsas-
e, when letters Of administra,ion Of testa-
mentary shah be grained, and the personal
representatives Of Raebsl Lock, decsased,
Wnen letters Of adminislfstion shall be grant,
Cd, Joseph Morrow, sduiaistrator Of Hamil-
TOO Lock, deceased, and Daniel Hsflsbewer,
nrRrNnhure
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VIRGINIA., 10 WIT:

80
Circuit superior Court Of Law and Chancery
Tor Jefferson County, the first Monday il
January, 1876;
James Colle,l, George Byers, adiniuistra.
tor OF Joseph Smith, deceased, and Mi.
chael Hensell, Executor Of Joel He'll.
man, deceased, PLAINrirrs.
.fG.aLN;ST
John T. Cookus. Executor Of Jacob Crowl AZ.
ceased, Michael Cookus and Elizabeth his
VILE, Ellen crowl, Henry Licklider and Ma.
~ Ann his vile, Jacob Crowl, Michel Crowl
Petet Crowl, John CrowI, Josenh crowl
Catharine Weisbans, Isaac MASKS ana Poll,
bis wife, Martin Stipp. John Saydcr. Jun. and
i Eliza. MS vita, William Richard. and 1ohn
Kekard the said Elizabeth, Ellen Mary Am,
JACOB, Mlcnsel, Peter, John, Joseph, Caiha-
rine Polly, Martin, Eliza, William, and John.
being the children and grand children and
derisees, Of the said Jacob Crowl, deceased
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
NHE def, Joseph Croul, no, having entered hi.
appearance, given security according 10 The nc,
ofassembly the rules OF this court; andit sppear
ing by satisfactory evidence that he IS not an nha
biiant oil this country his ordered, That the said
defendant DO appear here the si day Of The nex
spring term, ans answer the bill OF the plaintiffs
and that aeopy ofthis order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in Charlestown, for
tive months successfully and posted at tire front
door Of the court house inthe said town OF Charles.
town.
A Copy-Tes MI
4. r. BROWN, Clerk.
Ian Is lga6
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POWHATAN HOUSE.

Baltimore. October 9. lsl5-ly
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persion upon her character 10 say that she trem-
hies because she is weak and helpless, defence
less and slaveholding." And | viii say to the
person Mr.. GTnplNGs, Of Ohio who threw out
Ito hase.suggestion, that the South is able to de-
fend her rights, not only on her own sunny plsins
against the bloody efforts Of reckless ncendiarics
but on this floor and elsewhere, against the federal
cncrcaehments Of him and hisp party upon the con-
stitntion OF the connsry And Isay 10 him further,
that there are bondsmcn inS the South--negro
slaves there, who have ever been more true and
more faithful 10 their as;ers-to the hands which
feed and cherish them--than he has ever been to
his country or its constitution. And should be,
and his cherished allies and friends, the lack
regiments from the West India" ettempt an in
xasion Of southern soil. there are negro slaves
there who wonid meet him At the thresholds II
5their rnastcrs' dwellings and soourge him home !
fIIere Mr.. BEpisnRR was called to order By the
Chair on the ground OF personality
Al great deal has been said 10 this Home against
the character Of Great Britain. and gentlemen
have seemed 10 vie with each other in the use Of
ouprohfious epilhets against her. j do not dssise
- 81 behind-hand even il this matter cir, ard /
have fEefefore selected from very humorous let
ter-writer 10 the New York Herald certain ex-
pressions admirably suited to the ocessioh. The
writer declares that Great Britain Is q damned,
in.orrelbe, insatiablc, unappeasa5le, unsasistia-
bio, unfelentine, yielding, always grasping,
ncver.receding, always encroachins. unconscion-
able bloody pirate." Not having skin sufficient
q End words Of ny own Wherewilh 70 express my
indignation against Great Britain, have been
.on1ellsd % borrow thems and il any gentleman
- sni stronger. ar more appropriate. should
l;fe - Re-. theiu. But sir. what has this 10 Do
~ oussion Il And Why do gentlemen waste
,hs;r line snd der snsses in such idle vltupera-
f;e11 Sir. whsnlths strong man girds bis lnlns
80 ,er-ee kis Arm for some death efapplp With
lSS-orihv a. his siSrlr II he b wise be = gsner.
81 ,ar1 81 hi kre1th, and wastes pot be wind
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VIRGINIA. no WIT:

Jan. %, 1876. II. "A. MOORE. Clerk.
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A number Of persons were eit on the Island, az
the residence Of Mr. Winthrop when the Mohegan
left, many OF whom are badly wounded; and i've
dead bodies were just picked up when the Mohegan
left bat were not taken on board.
The Mohegon has gone to Norwich. with num-
Der Of the dead and living persons taken from the
Island, and viii return 10 the scene OF the wreck
this evening
Mr.. George u, Rogers. Of this city it is stated.
jumped from the stern OF the boat or TO the beach
bat before he could gather himself up he vas over-
taken by wave and carried far out into toe boiling
surge. among broken pieces o: the wreck
Capt. C'randaN, the Second Pilot states that no
earthly power could have rendered them any as
sistance on Thursday,
Il IS related Of Capt DUsIAS, who took and kept
his position orer the upper saloon that to the re-
peated and earnest solicitations OF his companions
IN peril not TO expose himself thus, he replied II
the atlantic goes po 7ritH her
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CURE- WARRANTED, IN many ease.. tor 81

CURES WARRANTED, in many cases, for ST.
~ Persons afflicted with Salt RheUm, Erysipens In H.
various forms Ulcers arising from Scrota swelling. or
other causes Fever Sores, CancerOus Affections, Sc Gr
cen have permanent guaranteed, by applying at No
Hamilton near Catharnes street, NewYork Ladies and
children attended by lady who has been for many years
einently successful in prescribing for these distressing
complalnta " BY the agency Of safe and harmless
medicines she also administers speedy and positive relief
10 afflicted with diseases o. ihe breast, white or
mix leg &c. Respectable references given
For sale that cheap safe deserYedy popular and Truly
valuable Family Medicine well known as DiHgeys cee.
braied UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, for the speedy and
eF-c,us cure of Burns and Scalds phen slight seldom
more than one application Is required 10 effect cure
Cuts and other Wounds Rngwofn, Barbers Itch, >cad-
h--d Sores Euptions The face, head, ears &c NC
This iuesma5le Gnuent Is prepared on strict Pnarma-
ceucal principles and has been constantly and extern
.yey used In this city and other sections Of the u 5si,
during The last eight years with the perfect succesI
To be- had OF The proprietor only. at No. Hamilton.
Cahertnr-,L Price 25 81 or 81 cents per ooH
lin
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\ observation-disclosures heaf an Irjshman. en-
ployed abo-ng hand on our Railroad last week
ceived intelligence. authentic shape that he the
inheritor OF estate sae Emerald Isle. the amount
Of $4,000 $4,000 After reading the letter Thomas
picked up his old coat it IS ssi and gave sing isT
as ne could OF the dock. then calling his fellow conn
tryuen told them OF his good fortune, and put them
s through without stopping 10 count cost He starts
for ireland Ne learn this week
Bridgeport Farmer, "Wednesday
70 Senator BEACH Of the 9Th district Is recoy.
erng rapidly and Will be abe to ake his seat on the or
s4nizston OF the Legislature Alb Eve. Jour
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cross the island 10 assist The passengers N eet'hs
ashore But tnev themselves s;rlcG rock winch
was entirely below their dreught II usua- noes
though now exposed Il THIS storm WHICH gao oo7Fn
The T.ts- onr feet lower than usual The smack
s,L - 80 minutes and her brave crew barely got
,bi- hosts ont and several remained or the rock q!
night. ,
niIotbo1se. DC lessen the surface exposed 70 ire
i,-iod But all was in vsir-and at : 4 W this
Friday morning sne struck the roks on the north
xast end OF Fishers Island. and instantly REM to
mrs. The crushing o: the timbsrs killed most
others were dashed against the rocks and others
drowned. TIL the dead outnunbered the living
TO-DAY. boats have gone over rom New LONDON,
and w en:y-thrae dead bodies have been brought
back in many cases shockingly mangled By the
plunginy and w-ithing tiInbers. as the shock tore
them from their places. Thirty or forty remain
alive on the beach. and twice that number are sup
posed 20 have been lost On the body OF one wo-
man were attached SIX lite-preserers. little merit
ing their name Capt. Dustans body wa. one OF
the first found.
Peace be u the bold sailor but let il lot be
concealed bat rather most earnestly urged on the
public and the press that this sad accident was
caused mainly By the oolhardy daring engender-
ed .lourished and encouraged by the puts Of the
papers and the reckless and restless urging OF the
travelling community The Governor, an excellent
sea boat in that respect probably superior to the
Atlantic. but having prudent Captain. did not
venture out IN spite of the promptings OF her pas
sengers, who T,'re however well content the aext
morning when til ay saw the general effects Of the
past night. The Press--and they alone can cor
rect these evils. Let them see 70 II Tor on them
rests fearful respon sibllity w NJ u.
- The Atlantic IS supposed to be insured FOR
about $4,000 The mackinery viii probably be
saved in good order All who struck the beach
were saved. those who struck the rocks were kill
ed-boats, planks and life preserves We're OF no
uss
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ALsAxY ASu SARATOGA STRINGS. BY RAILROAD.
The trains have been arranged "a 70 connect with
the steamboats, on the Hudson River At Albany and
the principal Railroads for the special and particular
counior; and accommodation OF the Pleasure Trsve.
Two Special Trains. through direct. daily Sundays
.Sceptsd in =! hour without change of baggage
leaving Albany for Schenectady Bsston and Saratoga,
at :. o'clock < NJ and ~ o'clock NJ Leaves Saratoga
for Albany at o'clock 4 ". and o'clock P ". On
SUNDAYS one train each way. leaving Albany AZ I,
o'clock A NJ and Saratoga a; 3. o'clock P. " This
.necisl arrangement to commence the 18th June.
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ltISois.-Itis reported INA, Judge 5 A Doug
lass and Col J. a NcCleruaad. N. C's from hi
nois, have each an eye on the ssa; IN the [ :
Senate which viii be vacated by the expiration o.
Gen Semple-s tenn next Nsrch
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Important Rumor from Vera Cruz.

\ POSTSCRIPT 10 a letter dated Point Isabel Nov
llth P " received in th:s city asst evening rom
an officer IN the army, states that report had us.
reached the Point, via Monterey. that Vera Cru,
mad been taken by the American squadron. after
hard-:oucht action. The loss on both sides was
stated 70 have been very great. Bost. Trans 9Th.
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LANGLEY's DIsCUTIENT
CoRS PLAsTERs
~ m remedy for COrns, E

~ Are remedy for Corns, slni0ns and " 4rtsr
uruaei for The purpose, and have given more genera
faton Than sy otsr presented 70 the public during
ne ass fifteen yesr. Their srea and Increasing sale,
without advert seent Iesae- u They are warranted
er-,al in ali cases hen the directions followed and
b-!n spread are applied without trouble. Pr,ee Is cen:s
~ i'm Waclessle and Retail gent
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es- DR.. Baunius's Body Brnce.-For the relief Of

vesne.s OF the voice lungs. heart spinal nervous te
male and digestive sy-i.ne-IelEe dyspepsia cons
and yol1g ladies also BLEEDING AZ TIE LUNGS I per-
feet substitute Tor the corset and coEs-=inn shoulder
br.r. Win more OF te! psncious ts.te2c-- Unlike al
Others = acts by supporting Tie small Ok i1e 52ek MAKING
= s f:lcr!r ard br hjt.Hs aeSely the Whole internal
No Of or-sns Pamphlets AID book Common secss,
yiip information can De had al tIs Office Is 8roGdv
4 Is.iy IL attendance or AIDES o-'uD n i:aH
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General Notices.
1870 ANN DAUGVTER's sOTREES

Mr.. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS soIREEs.
~ The Tuesday Seui.M cnthiy soiree. wii eou-
meme for The season on The i1ih Ladies Tickets
ne had o-i, or NJ " No Lady admitted II. .houl N IN
v.,s,ion TcSei prccured from Ar '" Gentlemen. Tex
els OF admission 81. Sub-crp;oa Il Ih- Sore-'-eeyen
IN nuro-r-:cr The season, 80
Nj " and Daughter VIII give Instruction IN The cels-
hrs,ed and uuch-a5Hiired NALSE = CINQ TEMPS
winch vi = brought out L Paris and LEMON ta-
pr-s.rt IN a. m
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THE ORIGIN OF FItSCE'S COMPOUND
4 SYREP OE HOREHOLND Tor Coughs. Colds. Brol.

INHE ORIGIN OF utNCE's COMPOUND
4 SYRUP OF H0PEHOGND for Coughs, Colds. BroG.
chJt!s. Asthma, &c.
To drive Consumption from the lard.
Make pain aud asthma end.
The god OF health took up his stand
With iiqnce, the sick mans friend
But called 10 Eastern climes agsin
To stop this foes advance,
Ia friendship for the suffering,
Ue len the cure with HCScE.
MINISTER'S OF THE GOSP Ell, LAWYERS AND PIT b.
Lie SPEAKERS SHOULD USE HANCE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP or HOREHOuD
A minister preached from the pulpit,
Ills voice exceedingly clear,
It's tones gave his hearers delight
Crowds always attended 10 near
His quotations as;on-hed tho lcGrued
HIS eloquence did really entrance
But the beauty Of voice still owing
To the syrup he purchased OF HAScs.
AUCrfONFERS. VOCALlSTS, ACTORS, MEMBERS
Of C9asyesa a'sd Sta.e essintnrfs dernlf,, and all
md ciear,tess Of roree, should iGre ~
cotr,eto HanceS Compound
Syrup of U0rsAo,trd.
An suconeer the other day
Was selling goods quite fast,
Ills voice very loud and clear,
And each stopped that passed
He talked 20 them with and grace
They all hid IN advance.
HIS great owing To
The Syrup made by uAScg.
Price 50 cts. per bottle, or bottles Tor - ~
For sale Wholesale and retail, by A. Il. u. sands
cor OF Fulton William .ts; also for sale by d. Sands
Co II East Broadway VI. Johnson, corner of Broadway
and Chambers-st; J. Coddington cor OF Hudson aud
Spring SITS; F. NJ Guon, Of BOwery and Grand sts
st67 Wa!kerst Sweetser lI6 Greenwich 81. and cor
of Broadway and Howard-st
CAUTION-BEwARE OF SPURIOUS mutations, and G!tpaHs
ask for HANCE'S SYRUP, and ahe none othet
uI lAwAfu
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in hang oils and other valuable properly was last i.-
stolen frou. ths store OF 4 i :. : Higgins carpet ds.
ers - Broadst The store probably entered bv
means OF false keys. The por:er slept in tie second
storv-so soundy that he head nothing OF the thieves
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ves,e-sv arrested or charge Of stealing 50 ron Thos
Hare AZ tae lcr:e Of Peter Lattcs, - Oraass-s;
Oce: Fsene7 arrested -ir named Eliza Foster who
il charged Nth having stolen two s-e- watches from
A-chi5sld McEeaneT she was conrnit:si.
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patent hle0icines.
RHEUMATISM

RHEUMATISM.
-fif, Is THE VERY PREVALENT COMPLAINTS PEsU
LIAR TO oUR CLIMATE, AID i CERTAINLY AMONG THE
most PNiNFyl. NSD NGONtIiSG TO WHICH HUMANITY
isSUBJCCT.i Ai,NY ARE THE "RENEDIEs' OFFER
70 FOR ITS CURE, rhOUCHfEw ARE SUCH ~
REALITY But II = eELlEVCu TpATA CURE
FoS gHEUNNTlsM poEs ENisr. AND THAT
TESS or rHoU SANDS NOW SUFFERING
ASD pEsfAiRISc or RELIEF, MIGHT
OBTAIN POSITIVE AND TESTAMENT
EXEMPTION FROM DREAD.
iUt DtssAsS. THs FOLLOWING
CERTIFICATES WHICH HAVE
rEEN LATELY FECEIvED
WILL ENtgLc fHg
FLICTEB JUDGE
FOR THEMSELVES.