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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17
Agents for the Bugls.

OHIO.
NV t3aydon--D. L. CaIbroath and I. johnson
Columbiana--Lot Holmes. .,l
Cool Snrincs-MahIon Irwin.
porl;, Tacoh II parnes
Msrihoro.~N rr, X a Thomas
Canfeld--John Wctmore. ~ .t
Lowellville-Johr Bissell. .....
Youngstown. 5. Johnson.
r Ssw byTs-nlaisera m,s 1au . w 1li'Aef'
snT;rchoro, Ira Tbomas.
Harvcyshuro-1V. Nicbolson.
0at,o;,J Ii;vo,,oth proola
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ANEcDorE OF DR.. EMMoNs.--The doc
tor, 1t is said, was no great lover of sweet
sounds, and religiously excluded from his
meeting house all instrumental music, ex-
cept a little mahogany-coloured wooden
pltch-pipe OF the size of an "eighteen.mo T"
book. A member of his choir who had
learned to play the bass-yiol, anxious to ex-
hibit bis skill, early one Sunday morning
most unndyisedly Introduced his big fiddle
into the singing gallery. After the first
prayer was ended, and the doctor began TO
handle his Watts" the base yioler lifted up
his PROCLAMATION, and trying his strings, ip.
stantly attracted the doctors attention. He
paused, laid down his hymn-book, took his
sermon from the cushion, and proceeded
with his discourse, as il singing was no part
of public worship, and finally dismissed the
congregation without note or comneDt. The
whole choir was indignant. They STAYED
after meeting, and all the girls and Young
men resolved not to go into the singing
seats at all in the afternooon, and the cid.
ers who did go there, bore the yisages of
men whose minds were made up. Services
began as usual in the afternoon. The doe
Tor took his book in his hand, looked over
his speciacles at the gallery, and saw only
lew there; but nothing daunted, read psalm
and sat down. No sound followed, no one
stirred; and the leader" looked up in ut
Ter unconsciousness. Alter long and most
uneasy silence, the good man, his face some-
what over-hushed, his manner rather stern,
read the psalm again, paused, then re-read
the first verse, and pushing up his spectacles,
looked inter:ogatiyely at the gallery. The
ieadar could bear il no longer, and half
rising, said decidedly' ,'There won't be any
singing here this aiternoon."n "Then there
won't be any preaching" said the doctor.
quick us thought and taking his cooked hal
nom J" peg ne marched down the pulpi,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

a DIR. CHARLES MUNDE's
WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT,
AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS.


THIS Establishment is situated at Ben
sonvlle, on the west bank of Mill River, two
and a half miles from the Northampton Rail
Road Depot, seven hours ride from New
York, about five from Boston, and FIVE from
Albany, in one Of the pleasantcst valleys of
New-England, surrounded with wood grown
hills, with shady walks, and abundantly sup
piled with the purest, softest, and coolest
granite water. The air is pure and healthy,
and the climate mild and agreeable. The
new and spacious buildings offer oil the con-
yeniences for water-cure purposes, such as
large plunge baths, douches, and airy lodg-
ing rooms for about fifty patients, separate
for either sex, gymnasium, piano, &c. The
Doctor being the earliest disciple Of Pricssn;tz
now living, and having an experience of
more than fifteen years Of his own, This wri-
tings on Water-Cure being in the hands of
every European hydropothl hopes TO respond
TO any reasonable expectations from the Wgs
ter-Cure System, made on the part Of those
sufferers who may confide themselves to him.
He, as well as his wife and family, will exert
themselves TO ensure to their patients every
comfort compatible with the chief purpose
of their residence in the establishment.
Persons desirous Of following course Of
treatment, should provide themselves with
two or three WOODEN blankets, two comforta
bles, some linen sheets, some towels, some
old linen, and a couple of pillow cases, In
case of need, these objects may be procured
in the establishment.
Patients are requested TO apply to the Doc
tor either personally or by letter, under the
above address, giving full statement of their
case, and the result of their former treatment.
TERMS For board aud treatment, $40
per week, Ladies and gentlemen accompa-
nying patients, $5 per week. Treatment out
of doors, without board, IS per week. To
patients occupying attic rooms, or one room
with another person, a reasonable allowance
will be made, Payment is expected every
week. Patients who stay only part of a
week in the establishment, are expected to
pay the prce of full week,
Letters including a reasonable fee, will be
properly attended to. A moderate charge
will be made for consultations,
CHARLES MUNDE, N. D.
May, 1850.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17


THE YouNe MAN's 81 CANNor."---You
cannot, yes you can sir; everybody can, and
you amongst the rest. That's fine way to
talk at this time of day. You are young,
your limbs. are strong, your energies are all
laying fresh in the chambers of your nature,
like the stores Of ship just launched for the
voyage of life; all the world is before you I;
there is little Of it behind you, and that you
have skipped and played roll-hoop over
Yes young man, you can, so never let that
declaration of cowardice and weakness al
cannot" pass your lips again. do not
qualify the infinitiye of the verb active that
describes your capacity. You can edo any
thing that has been done, may be done, or
should be done, either in the world of phys
les, morals, or metaphysics. You can rvet
bolt, tear up a furrow, overturn an empire
of falsehood, or produce new idea. God
grants you amongst the abundance of his
benefcient possibilities one of those humani-
zing faculties and you can if you will,
make your one faculty, however apparently
humble, blessing to yourself and to hu-
manity. Christian Citizen,
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stairs, through the broad aisle, and out Of
the house, leaving his congregation utterly
sstounded We need not inform our read
ers that the big fiddle was not used in the
" singing seats" afterwards.
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SEWING SILK.

MERCHANTS, Pcdlars and others can OBJ
tain good supply of very superior quality of
SEWING SILK, OF all degrees and colors, either
in packages or 100 Skein Bundles by calling NJ
the SALEM BooKsToRE, Salem, Ohio. Also
PATENT THREAD, Warranted as good
and as cheap as the country can produce.
We are in the constant receipt of these arti-
cles, and for cash will sell them as above stated
at the very lowest rates possible. r-
BARNABY & WHINERY.
juno l. 1850. - -
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airing. As spiritual people, we look down
with much contempt upon the man who
would in anything compare us with the
lower animals. His mind is mean, and
must be quite beneath our Indignation.
will say no more. Why thrash pickpocket
with thunder2 .lrf M
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17
TO TEACHERS AND OTHERS
PeltOn'S Large Outline Maps.

DERSONS wishing to obtain Pelton's Large
L Outline Maps-Pelton's Key to do, Nay
lors System Of Teaching Geography, or Bald
wins Universal Pronouncing Gazateer, can do
SO by applying to the subscriber at his residence
near Damascus, Columbiana Co., o., or at
THE SALEM BOOKSTORE.
Those at distance can have the Maps or
Books forwarded to them by applying by letter
to the subscriber at Damascoville Col. Co., O.,
or to Barnaby & WINERY, Salem, Columbiana
County, Ohio. EN0CH WOOLMAN.
Also, for sale at the above named places sever
al Cases of SCIENTIFIC APPARATUS, for Common
Schools. - aln K. w.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17
Charles Frelhy--- Book -BInderI

CONTINUES to carry on the K-BlNDINa
BUSINESS in all its different branches, at his
old stand, on Main S., CaHfeid, Ohio, where he
Is prepared to do work with neatness and de-
spatch. From his long experience in this bus
ness he pledges himself to give general satis-
acticn. October ~, lS4s.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

C. DONALDSON & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Hard,oaye Merchants.
KEEP constantly on hand a general assort-
ment of HARDWARE and CUTLERY.
No Is, Main Street, Cincinnati
january, lSt9,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17
DAVID WOODRUFF

Ma'''tact,~er Of Carriages, BGggies, s,lkies, 90.
A general assortment of carriage fonstantly
on hand, made of the best mt .erial md in the
neatest style. All v ork wan ntcd
Shop on Main sire =. Sa-sx o.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE.

UGLE. rr5E7lS ssT ass seoia .5.l9's e dS ssa
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-08-17

sThis is a fact. 1t occurred in England few
years ago, prior to the execution of man nam
ed Ward, for child-murder.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

tennessee Marine and Fire insurance COuIpzps.
CAPITAL 900.
Directors:
JOHN ~ HILl, IALEx ALLIsUE Jas g. KSGv,LEs
GEO ", MARTIN, JACuB N'GAvOCK,iG VI. FOGg,
f. b FoGg, IWh EAxIN iSAHsL SRIy
WV. .WoODFULK john NJ Bass
JAMES, J. GIL, Secretary. 'ohN' W. hlLl1' fFea't
c5 This long .esabshed Company, with the most ample
ne4ns for the protection Of It's Policies, continues to take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS on the most liberal terms
at is Agency in New Orleans, at the office Of
OIL PICKETT, PERKINS x Co, 81 Magazine st.
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,rmeasns Fund By ses If Incorporation, 5000. .Ooo
7ETyAL HENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR
ANTE COMPANY OF LULLsIANA.

IN APRIL isl9, AND DECLARED a DIV.
DEND or p PER CENT, or L MONTHS BUSINESS.
3ggausssqF tf: Company faedto Life Insurance Only.
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..+ b.,ouoo 9, h., ,,,iI b ,Lo ,.----,- Sooz= 7o
holders Of ..........i ,,,.,, 1925 90
Bv The charter of the Canal Ccmpanv the Com.
pany are entitled to l2O feet of land from the edge
of the canal which land reyerts 10 the State up0r
tb synratiop of th. charter and Iarge horizons nf
lands trontinp on this srip have been sold wihouI
leaving a roadway, and the late sales by plan OF
10 Ia6ds oF MsIama pontalho anJ 'o,hsr1 ha,.
hen mad, wirhout comnIvinp with The rsouisirons
NC L low which rsori,rss ali T,jacss ,tbars ,b.
onening and iaving Of of strstts is involved To b.
spbm,tIsd 10 The Council for annrovaI. The
~ uolt. W = W - - ,ori, I'll oipP ~ -
~, nT ibs c,nai ron, s''e
The cost of constructing plank road, Is feet track
on Canal seet would be. Observation-Disclosures. sI9 O9s
81 which s,9ount the Corporation would pay 2T
Cana Common street, 10 feet de- would be $3.50 og
MnIGR SUumS 6nd ing property nouef' "onu pay Is "a
The eos of taking up round store on Covreton and
Pensacola lSandlng, AMI substituting square
9S 9i9Sk would be- after leauctns value oi ro0nd a, 90
Ol which amount the property holders would pay,
per arrangement, for round stone ,a.o.
uPPicina1f,y' PaERH yonj ma I a
H.. i,,,, ,t,o, 7 ,.,,, ,,,,r,.,,,,., ,,;,
rho PEssiJsn, Of he C"mmsrciaI Wsisr Wotks
Cnrnnanu and that The E"n,nenI viii r.onast q
cnmniIias IN he ann,ntsd fnr Ths nnrnns. Of TX
inc into consideration The laying Of a large m,,n
a. In, tb, NH Inc ot rho I've m h. si,pn led
J,rlIily from tb.ir engines for The nnrnose Of al.
ErIii, q large suppIy of water for fires and wash
ing streets, and other public purposes The Com
pany about laying mains on the rear of Ihr
Seventh Ward, and also for the supply of part of
Drvades street from which III. Diyades Market
will obtain hydranis
The President informs me, in answer to a re,
quest for public pump on Apollo street, that said
pump shall be placed there with no charge s tor
waer provided the Sa mimGPa a%d % g That ,p surn m
police regulations are adopted as Will pro'ee' ''ie
Company IN proper use of the privilege.
beg leave to report mat shei's I'm may S pe puT @
chased at low rats at present a. TN Oon p, WIN
be required lot Dscsf"y Re tnTg "1 spbmii'oS
GE0. T: bUNBAR,
The report was referred to Committee on Streets
and Landings
The First District Surveyor reported that about
POO feet of the II foot strip on Common street road
remains TO be finished.
PETITIONS.
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sEs GHEENNt GOD ~ 60. Commission and
forwarding Merchant, 66 Gravier street. g ly
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Two HEN T-The Threesory Brick DNELIlNG, cor
OF Julia and BarOnne streets, well suited for
Boarding house. Possession given list November. I'M
TO kENT-The STORE No. gu7 Julia STREET, L-s4
Cuped by H. Mactarane Possession gi lst November
Apply al 10 % Natchez street., up stairs. 90
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nv IN such dsV - of a.. . NKgssr0'ur Won q
upon pc ,hy man s aT66r 6y f.islPys aPSsI 10 Ii,
y evlati iajennie street A ysS IN the part of the
lly 10 returned The deces sgard to internal i'm
het has eaEnsd-a-seP-,.i his communication of
m dfn confirmation of this approval, be
further
Resolved, Thata Committee of Five be appointed
rom this Council to confer with committees from
ther branches of the city government, 10 take into
lnsideraton the subj cts referred to-
THE resolution was adopted and the President
pointed as the committee, Messrs. Yancey,
ields, Lawrason, Marks and Pride.
TREAsURER's WEEKLY REPORT DR..
| la Al rl= On
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10 RENT.

~ NEN L.
ITO RENT-A desirable OFFICE with half the Second
4 Floor OF No. Canal street Row. suitable for -
commission House Possession given the Isl NOvem- g |
OS' '','R K. NJ McALPIN. wholesale Grocer,
ola tnl Canal st. Row and y Common street.
STORE FOR RENT-The store No 2O1 Julia street, |
the store IS well calculated for cloth g boot and soe s
store or any fancy retail establishment Apply at No. -
" Natchez street, up stars. 0l4
Two HKN T-The Three-sory Brick DNELdlNG, cor
OF Julia and Baronne Streets well suited for -
%6 RESTbS sTUR Sa Is; ~ Ja&ai5 aa s6s oo LII
cuPed by u Maetarla9e Possession given ls November
Apply al No ~ Natchez street, up stairs. 90
TO RENT-A two story Frame Dwelling house, tua
ted at the OF Cont and TrtmG streets, which 81
cste% and 5ydrant in The vard u WIN Ii
ALso-AnolheE story Frame Dwelling, adjoining tn,
by he 2th and the other by ls of November
Apply at No a67 st. Louis street, between Marais and vi
ETOH REST-A COTTAGE HOUSE on Eute re =
4 street, between Prytana and oiseum Place. sula M
Vi6 E;4 S inaufs 'S Of ','W :. WRfERMA$ |ERM ( o,
o9 ut Corner Commrn II and NtgUzl- st7
ygpARDlNG ADUsE FOn HnNi7- Thg arge
- Fnree-story Dweiug-house, situated At the @
Of Julia ard 6aone streets, conaipng Il good rooms A
November. Apply al y Nateheh street, up starr OLE
ENOR RENT-The Thrpe.story brick II use on JuUu
the Twosory brick house on the cast side Of Baronne ei
tree doors nlh OF Julia street Possession given i'm. Ah
oi8 A. F. GoCTRAS E' Z 60. 20 81 TchouoitouIas st.
HOUSES 40 HENC.-A number OF DWELLING
man and PreauX strs f s from the rsi f" Of 0cobe2 @
Apply TO ts5 III g. NJ. FO&G, $50 Magazine St S=A
20 RENT FRONT OFFICE, with second 81
SIS GEO &. TAYL s co IS Magazine ST. &l8
L70R RENT LOH, "A new rwosory FRAME
Cypress street near Tie New Bas The house s well Ei
calculated for two small families but will be rented -
fIACK5oN 4 A, JAUK5ON, is Jul a sre,t.
| JyN pear Camp street.
| $40 RENT-The I6ree-slory Brick House I99 St Joseph
4 street, between Carondee and BarOnne streets. ~
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
OFFICIAL.
Council of Municipality No. Two.

CALDWELL President; Aldermen Hale, Hawthorn,
Hooper, Johnson, Lawrason, Marks Montauye
Mccormick, Pride, Rsnshaw, S-wel, Shields,
Shakespear, Sykes, Stewart and Yancey
The Journal was read and approved.
The following message was read
MAYoRALTY OF NEwORLEAss3
October, 10, 1850.
Of the Council If .NuaiciDaEity No. TIoo
Gentlsmen-l have the honor TO hand you en-
closed certain preambes and resolutions passed by
the Council of Municipality Number One at their
sitting Of llth inst, relative 10 the necessity of
appointing Committee Of Conference by the sew
eral Councils of the City, to take into consideration
the e&pediency of subscribing 10 stock in any con-
templated Improvements beneficial to the inierrs~
of the city, and Tor other purposes. The great i'm
pOrance OF this matter is 50 apparent to all that
do not deem il necessary to enlarge on the subject
Assured that your own feelings in all matters tend
ing to the advantage and PROSPERITY of the city, are
sufficiently alive to induce hearty cooperation In
all measures which may prove beneficial to the
city.
| take this occasion to inform your honorable
body, that in vir us of resolutions passed on the
"a September and 1st October, public notice was
gwen that | would sell, at my office, on Monday,
IAN inst, TO the lOUes bidders, the contracts far
building TWO School Houses, in the First and
Fourth Wards: and the furnishing Of Pitrsburgh
coal during the season for the use of the Pubic
Schools, Jalls etc, and accordingly adiudlcaed
them as follows:
ne hu,lu,ig OF Lle Schou tlouse IN the First
Ward to Mr. Enoch Noyes, for Nine Thousand -Four
Hundred Dollars Security, MIR John Galpn.
The building of the School House in the Fourth
Ward, to Mr.. John Paul, for Eight Thousand
Nine Hundred and Fifty Dollars. Security, Mr..
J. W. Boon.
And the furnishing of Pittsburgh coal, to Messrs,
J. Nlmlck d Co, at Flfty-three and seven-eightbs
cents, per barrel Security, Mr.. w. D. Veaux.
Euco,ed hand yon copy of protest by Mr..
Dennis Cronan, addressed to me, dated this dav,
n rpl a fDF Law
projections of the streets b-tween New Leyee and
The landings from Canal to Delord Streets 10 which
lwould respectfully call your attention.
great respect, ,t then temen your ob'tss5y't,
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READAME YOftK-Fhis celebrated Philosopher As
NI TOuglst and PhysOgnOmist and of the Egyptian
races of Fate respectfully informs the ladies' and gentle
of New Orleans that she will remain in the city
short time, and NAV 6e consulted IN any Of the above
Peer and ST. Paul streets, MADAM " if desred will give
chronological Charts with announcements of tb- hTau,
tannnerRmant. etc. LnnsRltalinn 81. ahl lEnh
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5ROCKERY. CHINA AND GLASSWARE


TgIHE subscribers have opened Depot of the Orleans
Steam Corn Mills, at the COAL YARD, corner gF 81
Charles and iia streets, where orders Tor fresh Ground
Corn Meal, Grits, Cracked Corn, and Oil Cake will be
p'UTigaSit mbta II S. W. THOMPSON r co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-10-17

SOhANOsA (SuccessOT to Costa N Coz Importer
u Of Hagaaa Produce, keeps constantly hand large
as lgtneut OF CIGARS, consisting Of ImpeHaes, Regal9
IstloG1s, CahOnes Panesl;s Dana, Small Reg9haa Mil
lar FrahucOs etc. from the most celebrated brands OF
Havana. No. . Front Legee, corner 81. Charles and
a Irr,ier Streets New Orleans. my25 ly
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Report of Charles Meyer, Jr. Collector ON
MsrehoRts, Co5es Houses, Cabarsts, etc, on
account Of MWRtctpatity No. Ttoo, fyop. Octo-
Der s, 1850, untH DC obsr 10, tuclusiUs.
- =, Cote Houses. Cash, Cash Warrants.
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TR 81. GEDEON'S Auu-BiOus P!s DR., Ggieon. BaIsam
IL Of Hungary Dr. So GedCons celebrated Long Lie Tonic
Iers; DR. Gedson celebrated Sarsapaa the greatest remedy
disorders, such Reua Cancers, SCnf
general Debility. The above remedies need other recommend
than the reputation which they have established BY their
merit. They for sale by J. p. BhRBDT,
slg l52 Teoonpoul6s of Girod street Neworeans
NTEDICINEs, PAINTS, OILS, etc.--The subscrib-
CINES. PAINTS, OILS and GLASS They have row
anng from ships Hudson, Memphis, Mediator Mary AIDE.
liz, n Thompson, and Others, Fourteen Hundred
Packages Of Goods of the above descrp one
U the largest stocks of Urugs, Med cnes and Paints
brought hi clty-a of which Offered for sale the
most favorable terms. NATHAN JARVIS Il co.
% lw corner Magazine and Common sis.
NT6DEIRA WINE pipes Howard, March 4 CO..
wi celebrated Madeira, in store and for ale By
r. NJ, MCALPlN, Canal street Row,
glff spd 20 Common street.
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TE'O Plan 4El's AND BSll4DEhs-A. BROWN
/ 4 CO., DsqigTS IN al kiHfs # LWmber-Cyprsss,
htle and YsliJw Pine, Mahogany, Biack Walnut, Uah,
and Poplar; Mahogany Newels ana balusteTs Lath,
&. 4nd Flre Rrck.. ; 20 NJ MAHAEINE sTEET, ,NEV Or.
L. ANS. STEAM SAW-MILI4, N NATCHEz, Miss.
E5- Orders I0r all kinds OF Cypress Lumber delivered any
where on he Mississippi River below Natchez, al shgn
nntre ar Yd "mW
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EORELGM pnRTS

l. FOR LIVERPOOL The A | British ship
M2yzsE ERIN GO BRAGH, Capt. Thompson, viii
- have dispatch Tor the above port. For freight or
passage apply to the Capt. on ord. or 10
mn G.. w. OLIVER, 3 st Charles st.
This vessel take heavy freight il early applca
tlOn i ma OILS
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e, WIlDEh, Boot aRa 5R0e D5aler,

j coREgR on s,lJ.1 CORNER or
''t %$# IS '.S%"@,.' F95S &C.,
Keeps CO.. "a lly on napd every hng in his line including
rfea van # Ladies and Gentemens Boots and SHOES
and will sth the lowest Cash Prices share Of EgbAc
patronage s respectfully solicited a(F y
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o. p%S5 o. sLB
E > alton RISRprA ~ tH
g. y I'LL
anS L
NEWl 49,
TIE Pu BLlC g mo rePeet,9i,y mt We nave received
by the I aFr'H lIo4ue NeL4eTn m ma Franc choice
ree OF treneh 4nly 90 as ana NlNy 10 he examination
winch we FePscyD n "Ts = ", yT o. Il ~ Sa%rs Street
t1,F T It 's be "agf psT, pr i0'N' anu
= :
JoSi1@Ph JoSi1 @ H. FAhMEh q ~
NJ ~ ChMT hr glstS 70 Ig9lst5 laI3s anu Fest
- s"-A o. fIA'h az" "I-'4L1' HN"Do' embracing OOu
o.s's" ana AmeHs'"'
some l Ile is'utns tElV!gs are named uso"'
NVoiN ~ GpoDS, f4oaGinE @ @ ng meqqm neg ana ana LEV low
faS IIs .'o 1 W. wal i',I 3 Imam rLs 70 F1 ali HS
coi0rs ali Wool and half Wool Printed Nelos aud asmer
r kFy S and Gs5r @ WoII TS. Nd fwis
Plaid t6ecsed Insey Gala aid, Tor chIi
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Report of Tares, etc. collected for account of
MuHicipaity No TrO, By j. D. Person. Co5-
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