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P r II IFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess TO cure
has rendered the usual practice of putting not only
unnecessary, but unworthy Of them. They are
known by their FRUITS their good works testify for
them, and they thrive by the faith Of the credu
lous.
IN ALL CASES
Of asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism,
affections of the Builder and Kidneys, Bill
ious Ferers and Lirer Complaints, Dyspepsia.
General Debility. Night S,reats, Nervous
Complaints, Piles, Rush Of Blood 10 the Head,
Scurry, Salt Rheum, Seedlings SC.
For further information see MOffat's Almanac and
the Good Samaritan which may be found at tine
Drug Store Of w. p. Russell,
authorized Agentfor Middlebusy
and vicinity.
P.S. Look out for Conuterfeits.
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NOTICE.

The demands ofthe subscriber may be found
in the hands OF Geo. s. Swift, Esq and any one
having any unsettled business with me, may have
it arranged by calling on Mr.. Swift, or address
Ing me at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Nov. DIST 1916. 3ltf +. w. DRUR1.
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IRON STEEL & NAILS.

English and American Tire, Round, Square
and Hoop Iron, Of all sizes NAV he found al
SIMMONS.
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STOVES
E. C. CARPENTER.

lN Il
AVlNG leased The store for term of
In years. end purchased The entire stock
of Edward Wainwright, and having added
greatly thereto, is now prepared to offer a
great variety Of
Cooking.
Air Tight,
Parlor and Bor Stores,
From Albany, Troy. Brordon, Pittsford
and Middlebury Furnaces.
Also, large assortment Of
Cduldron Kettles,
Sled Shes,
HoLLolp Ware,
Tin and Sheet Iron Wars
Store Pipe. sc. &c.
II All kinds of TIN q SHEET IRON
WARE manufactured, and JOB WORK
and repairing done TO order, and on The shoit-
est notice, by one of the most experienced
workmen in the state
nFOdd plates for all kinds of Stoves, that
have been made here for the last 20 wears ::
and all kinds of Machinery Castings, &c. fur
nisbed On short notice.
I|The public are respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere, as they will have the
benefit OF
larger assortment,
and superior article, at
lower prices,
Than can be found at any other establishment
in this vicinity. 90
Middebury, Oct. 5, 1876.
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CLOTHS! CLOTHS!

English, French and American, BEAVER
q BRoADCLoTHs & CAssMEREs. ALAR-
GER and better assortment, and a greater
variety of colors and quality, than ever off.
cred in this vicinity. Also. Vestings ofeverv
variety, at prices that cannot fail 10 suit.
G. NJ. SIMMONS.
Oct. 18th, 1915.
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e@@ DE RUsHs go
M'l!A''IlllgLE HEATH Pl l.:l:'3

HAVE Ob.JInct.a
celebrity superior &c
that ofany other Med
iciiic IN the United
States. They hag,
~ ~ known rs ti,
POOR MANS FRIEND
ana vii heurrio-ih te
better entitled thaI
ever to that appci.a.
ton, since in conse
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Ready-Made Clothing.

which were bought at "Oak HaIl'' Boston.
a concern which.has great many branches
in different cities of the United States, W here
they get better prices Than they do at home
John Wood, we understand, buys of the N.
Y. branch, We still say that we guarantee
TO sell ten per cent. lower, for cash, than John
Wood or his agent, w. S. Johnson.
Our Clothing is ''made 10 SELL and if the
TT e-m-e-n-d-O us Establishment under the
hill will sell ''25 per cent cheaper than any
small oue,' they must sell good pants for
SI,S7 IL, and rests for Sl,00
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very important disease over which this 'Balslm' e1
crIs a very powerful influence, is that ola
DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved eica
cOus than Of any remedy hitherto employed. and in
merous instances when patients had endured long and
we're suffering from the disease, without receiving IN
east benent from various remedies and when Mercury has
cen resorted to in van the Basam has restOr
the Der healthy action, and in many instances ef
ectcd
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ANOTHER PEOPLES
STORE
A.CHAPMAN & SON.

Are still ''Audy up m The HILL" where
they will sell goods as low as any one ''drdy
dorm undeT the Hill!
And we will now say that we have the
best and most stylish lot oil goods that can be
found Ia the county. We do not make this
assertion merely as an empty commonplace
remark. Lei customers come, and it will be
verified by their own observation. In add
lion 10 our ordinary assortment, we have
brought into The market some articles of
N M ANI
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OF ILLINOIS,
IT. n, Senate of the United States February 23d, 1917
40 "" On the three million bill.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-11

Twas aa#at tse II clia l-r's r yt-'efaay. hat
v.zteAII = #r.'a rs fef#l. S h. S#ffI F,a#a
~ s.4sHt b.! l. T.. ilszs, Il $50. stas I,.az
road the sraa'c taatte I, drff. ra,crHe c-usfa#
uIe4iisrs fIam ono ,f1hc Government QHarfeHu. .t#fs
and dealing ro flo Ing rfaol5 d tie eihi this
law
In the 25l 81 Natenhcr. 2 g. il was fual ur.ea
sarY h trrHsaf k547rO0n Ape O..1az lfu tbs
Cry - Va. East II .rrfamtut ha1 % this 4uouat
o. money thr and accordingly asyo tie iierr d.ats ea
y VI. who're lh#Y vofe E. it'd in0o saf co. !
r. meet w. tb.n uade q sfal ilr maosy 10 Wv o.
olaz Al al esP"nra t. the Government # $500 81
ChTes bos.nl n.aa boadnd and Gf5 d,I1rs aud shy
cc1.sD
On thc ii If December last it was Necessary 10 send
no ar = provide IN coin nj New Orleans 81 sOpdH0
New NeIk Broker va, aid nine thousand Il. Han. II
his scrVlre, and II Is believed mule thre,. lir-..aI
d lars mort lsuHmt th'se eAamplss under ffc spG.
Ifelsry law sl Wn2 some II he beautiful nal tics II
i,Is eA'Taatlinary sfsttn f fnglcc The NeW yak
hr4ker did r. i9,p9p whit any dcpsIfc hank would
have dino fr tldng lut would seem ace fdnr 10 an
thonls asked ~ the h of yesterday that the ln,ncv las
been pl;d without authority Il law
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faAeD FORTE. tS.sN1S5,
IOu MAIN srREET. cProsIrr THE nANks.
RICHMOND, VA.

ID ESPECiFuLLN luyi.e. tie attention II Pnrcla
L Z 81. Ia his Sick Of PIANO FNRIES, a. tie
n"Ne Establishment, ierIDng conf ct tht they viii
give as''7Iacuen IN every respect Al la, fan : aIe
warranted, and Id On tra, subject lie returned if nj
70 d.
Constant additions enable LIN to present. at al times
m eNens 'ea" rmen. embracing all tic ST, les insh
both 81 Rosewood and Mahogany Ilcalsoo,rs Cor sale
FIana turies irm greater Yarc'y Il makers than any
other Establishment in the State. thus all I'd ~ the great
ost advantages in the way Il selection He Is also L.
\esn for Tie best sud NEST co,ti.cd makers in til
,.unry, and in Gcruan
Noonc can nun the least risk in purchasing Piano ol
T. IL layh They are cyeis ding he rtprescuts them
tn b.. Powe sweein,s, and rlliaeey e Tore arr lar
PLY blend l. and ,eaancc, TASTE and dnaifv # wafk
manshI r. IN the highest state he ar. 4 written
"ara'.y Is gwen with e1ch lasr Id by him.
1dors tem The county attended 10 with lie greatest
d"netuahiy, and ad.es and Gentcnen res no at $
',ncc arc assured thai Whenever he Is favored " h udels
" letter. II S no Las his practice lhan his interest 10
send snch an instrument viii lear he srl rts S. rltiny
Pros nclrd no packng.1 $50, $50, 80 ste,
f}op, Sj't, So. SO, ana VI valds
Z. II, I keeps Musical Instruments.
gcneral. c the hrs qaaIty. agga Stock # lass cal
aud STANDARD MI sic always on hand and 10 Is Gu
sanity rorelY ~ the newes, Publ cations
Dec. SIS
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AITOCR

Inc evils Il war III any country manifold. Some
arc q Transient ard Others o more perm al ont ear.
a''er lie less Ct lie IS very speedily HI;iled " tic
natural lnciease Ct polulatCn-1 ne Gals tic vuIfs
q aheciIo, caused y nP;rrod cs-dqla,aln of nc.
ais may IN hnc. give lace 10 luICr and healthier III
&c SCI III eft-tl gtrt,s fys;,mof tfAtttn s,nt.
tines Iays at IL; ST lie iIiCtst of the mtret ttit,d
IN ttec silly Fastlme But ihorc is Gre evil resulting
rum ""rP eullar Il republic Ike ous-WcnlluGe 10 Ito
Tendency t"cntcnati,no loNtrih Il, Executive he'd
c have Lad, /, Is ure.a rllle cA.nllc It,fentod j.
the sr'uCts nd orl sAhttd Madison. WHO IN a tlIte
years VAL @agod urdor rtry flicull circ1n sarcs,
never trclched upon tie Constitution, nor exorcis,da
doult:l wcr. rut tic tcrder,y then. as nov. vas 70
Capitalization, ard Mr.. Madison deserves the more end
II fer tavIg resisted the pressure of outward creun star
ccs. But,"lile these ontcncies must lie cxr'cod to
appear and with increased Violence as The country 3D.
'anees III w'allh. population ard rpsi,n, We may
not hole that e1cr! lIesd'nt VII lie Niod.s We
have seen abundant indications ETA dc sire 10 extend tie
PoWeIs-ndonly oftle Federal Government. tnt-otu
Executive head. NeGocd not refer 10 the usurla'l'h
OF poverty mich the President involved US in wa, nor
That displayed Ly lis It,corsuls. avowtdly urGG -
1rGes' IN organizing civil governments for i,rrtnts eve
run or ftnquctd. We need not refer to the Dc lma,
l'"h y Inc irosdcn himself, HAT 10 question TIE Jus
tee Il the wal Is treason. We are mere struck WIN ie
ocifn's br achod IN Congrossly lis Iarlzans, ara J"
his 'fileial organ, that. teirg engaged in wal AID ''
Pres dent charged with It's conduct. every neasnTe j.
commended by lin should he, rr, mrtly and rras0n'
ngly adopted-that both Houses Of Congress sbend o.
vest themselves Of Their character otdeiteratSe hod
rnd sui mlssvey lass such yrtjsfs oflaNs as may
'med IN the ID apartments and an,mlttodfor thePUo'
u having The Speaker and Vice Presidents s2' a'D''
li'achod This is no exaggerated statement. II Is "'.
ned by language which has fallen from members o, "'
House ana ty paragraphs in the party press me
cent teiug resnonslbleio for carrying On the WALL
5ued,ihat he should lie allovod appoint HON Ii
s. lIom the walks Of civil life, to lead cur aTn'''
y I'm any rank or It'll he may Please 70 corier i"' ,,
Mt BENG the power to make peace, it is conte'o''
70 ''aasd I've any qn1lot 4 NJ ~ h n =
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y Y. Jour Com.
Correspondence IF the Baltimore i,scricau

~, NAsHlNCroH. Feb l.
The Supplemental Sub Treasury act. ed ,cs,er
day i"m tho Ways and Means IN he House # Renr,.
ssniai'Nts requires great attention Il relieve II from Tho
DISCUSSES with which the committee have labored t. cthc
II. 's'N
Those who understand it, provisions ipterpro, ,h.,,
10 mean additional powers for the issue Of raprr money
aid Tor making the SubTreasup law m Re and more !,
novcrnment Rank The important rover To he derived
II IN 'n,s M, 1uld bccmr law. will be the deal
ing IN Bills OF Exchange hs the Government
The next feature will be The issue Of MINI ,o,,is . 90
discussed IN the name creoepis, To te Iaid cut y he
SUB ir'asnrcIsaHd 10 uc received by the Collect - III
power TO buy foreign com is certainly uy.l one fr The
eo..rnh'hi tho Oh very frequent and sometimes
p'9h'oe business obr'heis Sens he men anub Al a
these cnn'rsauces t. extract the stinu finn, H. r.
he ol Anlusi las'. and moral mcn wonior why The Al
nh"''''.on tsef us NV tie creates, 3 itler und
.he f'lnIem'nts u that law, do not urpa its 70
peal " "
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NII\LlN pEAlNlRAIA,

Mr. W ent"uuh Il III nois and Nj johnson Of Ten
nessec-herctot IL regarded wheel horses In tho De
moefa'c tcam-deeare thea unallcrahc PURPOSE t, ep
pose duy upon tea and Coffee which thcv gay Ia. nj
Ways been deemed undcnecmtic S nee Mir Clay recon-
mend ltm 1871. Nj Polk and Secretary ,,Iler
'ney df'iaIe "cie especially opposed 10 lhis tax and
'es h'f2tte rather accuse thse two pcncman
y d'sctlnc the democratic ranhs ty rak no M n NEo
measure inorderlocarry out Democratic "prlncipl,
"a circumstance hy the way. of no rare occurrence -
on The other hand, Mr.. Wick of Ind ana who b,ldlv
aaifhs maj he hnews OF uione standard Democracy
(s1 lar as medsoesare cuncencd) and that is ,lcden,
10 Executive recommendations, (Wlck Is honest. al
ie9s'.) & os I the tea and fec AN and thinks Mr.
Wentworth but "hetle Letter lhan W hin" fr ,larpo
Ia he consistent with himself IN opp. SIM H. instead #
Wedding, as Wick thinks all true Democrats onoht teo
10 INe'nu'e dIctaion! The Union go,s a step farther
IL thnks that though ii may be federal SIN 10 e,yatax
Oh tea and eqico IN tine # peace, genuine dem
~ 10 d" s.ln time Il war-and regards him who. like
MesstS Wentworth aud johnson cannot sec the d sine
'Rn as rather m'rc eft ''dcn aguoene" than Estates
man In TINS state OF most adm red ds rler we shall
p very much obliged TO the gentlemen who are about IL
rnur the flag IN Ng MIA. If they Will tell us what !,
pei''oIa'9' Il, Ihig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-11

The res luton q han IA GeH 1ayor ard hls arr Y
fr thor eallanify in ST rnfg Monterey. .0etcd
days ago nv Mr.. Jaruag came Up IN lis eTdcr. and
read secJnd tllnc.
On motion e Mr.. Criiendtn this rrsou'i was lad
On the table and the ssator frva the l0sn the
sane subject was taken up.
Mr.. Speiaht moved u $ rko uut the rraNiso 'th,i
nothing in the re luton should Re construed INTO ap
prevail II tho capialaiiou At NJ ntefey" lie was nj
the man tn thank with une hand and ccnsuTe win tic
other He considered tbs ftass1 as drret sotraf ceu
SURF only upon Gen. 1aylur Who sanctioned TIN oa
pitulson but upon III gallant ,ifrcrs. and amung
them ii. own respnll friend. tCul Jcifarsoa DAVIS
from his State. who made the terms lie coul
never consrn, - vate iuT such Gems nc.
Mr. Atch s1n moved 10 lay the ie.lut'n upon the IN
bic. List II 10 N.
Nj Sewer did not ses that the IRA, 50 implied cea-
II only gave ppor ua''y II n 81 wio were DIS
pissed it the thu Ks Ia - without ocing nmiiot
IN favor Of the capllula on
Mr. Cuticnde7 MAS AFRAID that fsriy 81 IT vas mo
how other 'Nrd up with this qucsgyu Us sheuld
nshe. Gen. Taylor wa, the tadsr Il the amy Il te
enun'ry and deyoIing himself With all hs cner1s t
the duties oi his caminand D. ,,uly Rnsun how
exclusively he was devoted 10 the ma neuancc Of the
huau and Interests o The chn7'ry. pauzan politics
ever could give hn one unkint Ward
While ihr wh le uuIfy ~ iced AMI grateful "a
the gallant .iicr and his gallant army fr ,hc.r bril- ant
services Monterey. mcH IN Cunsfess seemed 70 10
looking fir circBusa y wbi#h thaf caud TT
nsh the us're q tho brilliant which had attend
ed orr arms II world seen II tbey intended Org
the very cup which they held up u tho lips q the NC
This resolution. - II stood. ccnsars MT oal,
upJn Gen Taylor. whl assan'ed to the catulaiun tut
upon Worth and DAVIS. and Henderson. Who arranged
its trims. What would he whole army tblak uf iils2
Men who stood upon The point At honorwho lived aud
died for honor-what wuud they thnk Cd, saeh thanks "a
the~e1 They would scurn tlcm
Mr. Sewer ate nftod TO Justify tho course 4 Ii. PARTY
In tbs matter by arc &c Ia tho cuursn # the Wings
upon the bill tn remit Gen. Jarks1n's fine
Mr. }. NJ Clayton thcu tnauo yeff lurcihe speech in
defence Of Gen. Taylor. whom he honocd more l.r his
humanity than his bravery
The provisp was STRICKEN ou--33 10 g.
Mr. Webster offered a substitute fr the resolution.
which agreed To- 90 to 3, aud II finally passed yeas
43. nays 0.
Senate then adjourned.
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MEMO AN CONGRESS-.

me 'n'en st sals lhe'rjs au h III, econ
Congress las expressed It's Willingness Ia tIrat for
peace ~
-, The same payer contains intelligence by letter from
iamgco 1ial Dens Patte.s,n. Gum an ard Pillow.
are aaGt vet ra' with SIX thousand men. and thar
, nee Z" SUM McNeans Is al lula. Qetween which and
CORA lhc1e an aim ST ru,is,;llc ,ange,f N.1n.
ta'ns.) under Generals Valencia | nea and others
nc mon asserts IN p sl'lye tcus hat Con Gainfs
IS The person to whom Gen Iayyraddressed lis late let
ter. -
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NiE,NlC q
"a
| II, " ing.

We have been Furnished with the flluwnr extract {
recent lelt. trom Mexico To friend Of the writer IN
taN Guy We know not 10 what degree If confidence If
rs entitled or To what cNtent il at all il written
elect. 80 far as we aware the writer had II, reasou
10 suppose II would meet the ruhIie eye He says
NV are determined to carry ON the war Gen San
"a Anna mas already Collected AT San Luis than -
" 'cgw" troops Oar letters Of marquo are operating
nd VIII strike IN quarters whore least expected m Tho
Mediterranean and Indian Seas. SC I'VE shall SEQ
how our ne gibbons wll feel then"
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THE BIBLE SOCIETY OF VIRGIN.

~ AoH 4 WOoDHOUSE have teen constituted
depository Of the Bible Society Of Virgins, + r III,
safe and distribution ofthe Bibles and Testamens nnb
iished by the American Bible Society at New York
Many persons are not tina, at this dcp,sitorv
wen puma oe can be had for . cents and nca, and
convenient Testament fr only cents and the same
neat and eieg IN, bindings sizcs at csrr. ndino
low pr'cas Also the Bible and Testament IN nearly cy
cry language spoken land French. German Sn,n
ish, pcr'ngese, Welch, lrsh Italian, Dutch DANISH
Swedish, Greek Sc ' '"''S''
ne object OF this society distribute the srp,ures
within the reach Of all 'o'u'''
NASH & WOODHOI1SE.
Ma 50 Main street
49, - tsif
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g.vGnment ra1sgine It's rwn revenues and rxnou,
Ire, leYgl0g custom hansa duties Of It's own and MAJ;
tanning distinct system q tlAat9n but not permitted n
USE its power s. as to impose restrictions and dis.bl
upon tn trade Of the mothtr couatf,''
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TIE L{NCHBURG YIRGiNlAN.
MIR. Gentry ard The Lordon Times

=, m, ny ! IRE !" rs up VI II H. The Pres
e r.. ~ u. f'eah organ
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no 81 ,,s, ,rInr.,l.,.c,li -
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frc,ed ,,ol;ol,.a1 e'' u, W" ''''
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t,foit,1 ,ta,l f'".'' ',' '1s
and ,,,,r,n,,,l, '!'-s'' " ,,e
ic,1 ,fon. H.. r,.a..,' '''',' :" ~
tec,iye sysI.,n IN, ',' IL
,,,ifa,. ,,>,, 49,. Ia al. wv ''
e, ,os,;,,, .,:..l.. ~ '''' me n@i'-
which ,po.r ,,,,l,,, :, ''e abuse
III. T;,.., ''''s w.
,.,a=..,l..z,.;,,l. ,'a !. va o's''r-
so,.acI .la,,....; - ~ 'iH Las n.s shaT' q
.rr y ''' NJ II Is Hoe'
H. - 49, nv '' '''ii'N q l."
- "'"" ''N"'o IN lie
',''''' We '''S' ana NC 6xtfava=
,..,1, -, ma, ''pah- III rs II tbs
..,.,. ''"i " nv - @'io ara c'h'cH =
=, ~ WI It - USE '"' ihad'hl IN fea-
'''''" II age 81 Which We
nov !" "'' Sc q eoofR'' The
~ VI ""!Ia' 'a'es MI. Heh'ty upon
- > ~ n's' III ia'd iahgoigf
...si' .'2''' ! y ~ ietA - ". MY
~ WI, % ''''" i u e}' "'s@ uale The tnitn
u IN '''i'3' Il "'u elbHF' II has reeevod In
Y1 i"'''''' ''' N.uE w an AZ 'ff'N Seiator-
nus % it 4aA q "' 'e'h nj hSS Ian # Mr..
qua II -" "ss.''abae III The work et dciama-
~ j" ''' - .'s 'u' 'P Il me f.ditr as tic RcI
e'''''
y ''.'' me i'''s i' Amor can y ret NO tne
''' "'', "''' II an "''S' Il IS in''s'Y finish IN lis
7'Wlaih eS am pltes--N say ia mol IN dsparagt
nont The Times views every qucs ion in its relation to
England 1t has ise~n WY # treating many subject,
Vi N raS and fay IS lis leaders accas rally with cdf
o@ h'msi'rN upon rig and wrong Hul no c,ns'dcra-
''t = scId1 lh'cntl ey.rnadci sWcr,e nom the
advocacy If measures ,,birb !, ,b,,,l, -.
grapd2'mcrl # he County, lll:sde,eaded eycry,hinu
whie, las been ,l,ne in Ioda If ,,,c ,, =,
he aIrrrI riattn,l roIe ,criit,t, and iI
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Will open, tins day. good Of the following
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- black Cloths, for Ladies and Can,,u.,,
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~ Bath Blankets, the finest article ever !, ,h;
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applying al tn, li,e.
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CASH FOR " HEAT.
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MARKET PRICE f1r UIiLlT, d l>or,d
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