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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

Africa, Genesee Co. February I. 1873.
IN T. WALLACE & CO.-GcgGsreR: ! was, for more
than year afflicted with disease OF the stomach l could
MOI eat any fat or greasy substance without causing
pam sickness, and vomiting, and continually afflicted
with sour stomach experiment, tried one bot,s
OF BRANT'S MEDICINE, which, utter disappoirt-
men erscd and reterei he ram fe~ eating there
Fore used second houe, which has completely cure. to
disease am now well and hearty. and
thns without being panied the stomach becoming
=, - ours respectfully. T. s. WILCOX"
is n res HE # Ana.
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Run AWAY!

IRON the subscriber, IN Lisbon Me on Thursday,
January 9th boy by the name OF Dennis Conley or
Dennis Woodland, about Ten years OF age. This is 10
forbid persons from harborng trusting him on my ac
count, as shall pay no bills OF his contracting.
AMMON WOODARD.
Lisbon, Jan H. 1851. 3w30"
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Mr.. BENroN REELECTED. 81. Louis, Jan.
l3th.-CoI Benton has been reelected to the
Senate, over all opposition.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

CHIcKESs.-The Newburyport Herald states
that a gentleman who has successfully tried the
experiment says thai with nests carefully and
properly made, lined with cotton wool, and new
at each setting. hen will sit on % eggs. "a
on the bottom, and ON the top,9 and hatch out
from Is to % chickens, raising three broods IN
a season.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16
Lvceuna.

THE llh Lecture of the will be delivered this
"wednesday evening, Jan l5 at the City tall, by
Rev. VIM. Il. Dwight, OF Portland.
Commencing O'Clock. Price Of admission to a sim
gle lecture l24 cents. Per Order,
f. :. ]. NEALLEl, Sec and Treas.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16
LIVER-COMPLAINTs

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD. OF Stamford. Corr one Or
Tie oldest and most respectable physicians, afflicted
with lrer Complaint many years, and perfectly cared
by using BltANT9S PURIFYING EXTRACT. we coeij
,Is OF 9th ra5.as-R al 10
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16
NURSING SORE MOUTH. LUCeRRUF,, ke.

"BYRoN, GESEsEE CO., ". Y, Oct. 10. 1871
"Messrs. NJ. t. WALLACE L CO..: some time ind win
ter my wife became debsed from tire e1ects OF Laroy.
rh1d and Nursing Sore Mouth that she could NOT lii her child
perform household labor Ret medical treatment vas
varied according 10 the advice and prescriptions
eminent physicians. until skill useless
efforts She became very skelcson tie time she
commenced taking BnHfs Meiiciae weighed no more
than eightyfve pounds hut by the t.ae fur
bottles she became perfectly well The perfect.
That she now enabled 10 do all necessary household
and gained thirty pounds of flesh in four weeks
"Nours truly, C. r. GALENTiNE!"
The reader will observe list Mr. eALHNrISE saws
SKILL" He. informed by T. 5. fERRY, Esq, or
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16
GENERAL DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM!

Mr. A. HOLTSTANDBR merchant Obe-Nq Lorrain Co.
Ohio wrote December a. ls4S and after having stated how
like a charm lle PULMONARY BALSAM had effected the
his wiie's II
ally used BRiNI'S PURIFYING EXTRACT, for
eral debility Of my system. and have Hesitation
that l. the best medicine and
that have used. In srey where
have sold BRANT"S MEDICINES. they hare rrored
erieieu, and s-crg he HEST Icrtoyr
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16

On Saturday morning last. the wife of gar
dener in Brighton, gave birth to three fine boys,
and all are doing well. n@
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16
CHANGE OF LIFF
Dyspepsia-Sour Stomach

from the girl 70 The and tie irozz 1T nirt rr.-tls
accelerated and the other 50 grcG1-u
prevent any Of the tri diseases a Frequently. arise IN
Consequence of such change.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16
House to Let.

A CONVENIENT House near The Shin
"a II yard of Johnson Ridrout suitable for \
linn small fanny. Apply 10
~-A L. NJ. CURTIS, Pearl ST.
ba'h, jan 10, lc54 Sw3U
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DANGEROUS ScRoFULA.

Mr. J. b. HAsSIS Of Rome, Oneida Co, N Y, who was
eEeS Of Scroua in 1876, the e,s related below
action in the SUrRENE Court the City Of Nelc York,
the 26th If December, 1912 under the following cTcun-
person in the City Of Veg Yo-S had manufactured
vended spurious article OF medicine, calling BSASTs
iSoAS MEDICINE, in inItipg Of the genuine medicine He
prosecuted To obtain damages the Supreme Court OF
the City Of New York. and the referred BY the Court
10 :. BlswurH Esq. 3 Liberty eminent LAWYER,
Referee 10 take the testimony The defendant pleaded
mitigation ~ drnIges, at The Propetors of Brani's Med
icine had III published of fes,
entitled damages The of Mr. Hqssia
selected being false and Haskins traess in
regard To the FAcrs published, ami his testiOay
rHAN SUSTAINED the publication.
NJ HASKlN -arI. veil acquainted Brant', Purrns
EItrst-isse used fr NT,at three
huy sHbted By attended By sewers, ioc,ors-y all
told could hv--ti,t u-igin- la
of -rl Information. FIR month used H-dt's
Paferi tors ud me Wien commenced the Pfrlf-
oae .
81 II
only holding bN pec- ! tF' hole tis1s4 NsHd
breath pissed and the hole ulcer
shoulder hanj. nnde elniy
large, wic BID through SHE biy could be
looked extended from shoulder
elbow lch hil ulcers Also.
used Bfi'fS Polfar lasted
un af spoonful dose:
that bottle strengthened enable O.; bed! the
bottle fun dose strengthened
healed ahi- the
Drugstore OF B- Leonard. the frs
bottle TIM btt- He tLED ALL MY ULCERS but three SHaR
sbout the end thumb aud then II
chaR,ts wood used Var B.; w mate PERFECT
CURE. an r.>tu-d hath. FOE Full PIKsfCt
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-01-16
Great National Picture.
w A HIN T o N .

From Stuart S most celebrated Painting.
rNHlS large and magnificent Portrait OF Washington,
from The BURN American artist, is considered
by all who have il 10 he one of the best spe
mems of art ever published and correct Likeness Of
Hashmgtcn. The szetf the plate eshte en- by ,wen-
ty-eighl inches which VIII make a handsome picture
for The paroT ana 5houd be IN the hands Of every Amer
CItlZen.
Ii a correct copy from Stuarts celebrated original
Painting row al the Stale House, Hartford Conn
1t finely engraved aud printed superior plate pa
per That il may he within the means of ALL the pub
Usher has reduced the price 10 one dollar
All persons remttIng the amount may RELY upon re-
ceivng perfect cony by Of mail TO any part Of
tie States, carefully put up on rollers made Tor he
purpose free of postage.
Address all orders. post paid to the publisher
JOHN TAYLOR, Bookseller
3w2o and Publisher New York,
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Notice.

hereby given. that the subscriber has been duly an
l pointed admins cf the estate OF Joseph Cor
h>s lat OF Bath, in the Couuiv OF Lincoln decea >ed
ard has aScW upni himself that trust by giving bonds
"a The law directs And all persons having demands
apnn the o the said Joseph Corss are re Inird
exhibit the aud all persons indebted the sar
estate called upon 10 make paymen'
AMMl K. MITCHELL.
O. S,,pO
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Cod Liver Oil.
Notice to Hoasckeepers!
THE MOUNT EAGLE TRIPOLJ

IRON the natural product well known TO Jewellers
Silversmiih, and BurnisheTs of Metals as Tripoli
Trinoli Is the BEST article known tor cleaning and
FURNISHING gold silver copper, STEEL Tin and all other
metals. Also for cleaning windows mirrors and glass
ware: NO FAMILY OUGHT TO Be WITHOUT
r. This pure Trpol free from all acids and corro-
ding substances. little OF the article does great
de u and,tneLetnre is very economical Tho cheapest
and best. TRY 1T. b sure and get the genuine.
For sale in Bath by
as SP SHAW snky.
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Sugars, &c,
Ladies' Rubber Boots.
Just Received,
Real Estate For Sale.

'NNE well known Waldron EsaIe, situated the
west side of Washington street between Centre and
School streets very desirable stand for business will
be sold on reasonable terms. Apply 10
l5,f j. ELLSWORTH.
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Wood Wanted,

Ok CORDS Hard and Soft Wood wanted; TO be de-
~ livered al the Aims House in this city.
Apply 10
Bath, Jan IA, 1851 2w3o
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s ALT EUM,


and az nnre cronc da,ti q he BLOOD are always cured
by BRiNT'S EXTRACT.
For sale by A. G. PAGE, Bath j .Wakehels
and {. A. Macumber, East Thumastou; {.
Prince, ThomasIon W II, Barnard " aldobo-
ro'; q. II. Thomas, Richmond; S.B. Wether-
hee, Warren; j. ID. Davis Lewiston Falls F..
Dana, Jr Damariscotta; >. Holt, Topsham,
Pierce s Martin, So. rhoAaston; R P. Carr
Bowdoinham; J X. CLARK, Wiscasset; W. a.
Bbber, Little RiverVillage.
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Genuine Cough Medicines.

HUNGARIAN PHisam Of Life, Schencks Pulmonic
syrup. syrup of Liverwort, Cod Oil Candy, and all
kinds genuine Cough Medicines for sale by
% AG PAGE, Agent fsr Bath.
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HARDW ARE!

I>HE subscribers have large and well Sc
lected stock OF Hardware, Oils, Window
Glass, Carpenters Tools, Sc, which viii be
sold very cheap. MITCHELL s LOW.
Bath, May %, 1850. 4S
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p BEFORE you subscribe for newspaper
-, ~ or mag aaiae for the ensuing year, call at
" IbANNS cos News aud Periodical De-
pot They have TIE largest assorlaent the city and
can furnish OH The mos; reasonable terms. rs
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EASTERN TIMES
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF BATH.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY, Jan To-
Sch Bride, Spear New York, with corn to J Robin.
son.
CLEARED.
THURSDAY, Jan 9.
Brig John Guntenburg, Sim son, Cardena..
Brig Gazele, Brazer, Havana.
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The Union Meeting
More Bav State Shawls!

OPENING this day al the Auction Store, one OF me
" arges, assorimenIs of Bay STATE Long ana square
soid al very low prices " o"EN
Nov 81. u
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Harnesses
THOMAS EATON. JR.

Also, BUFFALO ROBES for sale on reasonable
terms al his store on Front Street opposite Sagadahock
t cry. 29f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

,.re and took ohuge Of the budirs. tried afterwsd
1T into the station house bat could nS then went
a. sarr ana sat dow the Bose sde D, me departure
nj tie children from each class can De heafo the
huiid ug from the upper story 10 inc io~es 49,
shDpt IS riuu es for the departure OF "as
W. y as sure the railing up when she was nv
rssa 7sl chr dyen IN nav department on thss oA) ns'c
haen t1srher in the school STAGE the OpsnrE never
SfsrS an slaru OF FIRE there never forned M 'P"""
Of tie N securiiy of that stairway ~ re- s,,inx
Ma / Kohler sworn. sad-l reside AZ ~ 10 . ~
81 heard the evidence Of Miss whitney va 49, =.
OF IN Ter D,pa,tmsnt know that whai she "a
tru, | um1ed from tie window INTO 'he sIee 80, ~
cey, n. Children fom he second story winio" nom -.
,ntrn ,,ye hut jumped first 20 81 sde theu on
all An dow n 10 the crcu d spraned W, snAi. y
The Urnp soder v as sfeTwsrd pat 10 the "ihuO" MI
TIE childf en- cot cut with great I1cenveniehee -,
TIE Coroner INQUIRE. Of the jury II they WIZ
"A N Le eyIdty ice OF the teachers and ne cti utV a.
appe and 10 ucrr aud fthey were 1t would oet'e. 70 a.
ioIn and take Up evidence TO mono" WIN is u - INV
cor 81 uct. or If the building ga I'm, II
Tlr Fo-fran said he thought the jury wassashed out
n, teachers presented themselves TO give tesuncJ 1t'se
neyt they would like that 81 n person snsue pe
ne ard. -, ..-.. a. n.
hsa caused II to be stated generally. among all pAucs
with the school, that they were lncheu -
Eve ex,derce he was willing TO hear teen. They gene
x M that they had been pair ed enough By the occult
r,nc, ard did OF wish unnecessarily To give evidence 70
he jury but should any come they would ne aeN1
IL was then agreed sdOan the inquest ust CLOCK
thsdzy az which time eyidencs IS 10 the consSocA'h"'
the building will be AIKEN up: ,,..,..,..o ~ ~.
The Court densey crowded AZ inc Close VI so
ey deuce and the the proceedings appearoao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

Az EDITOR PaOaoTED.-Almost all the
Editors who have been candidates for GOOD
places this year have been defeated G. {. Lang
den. OF the Mobile Advertiser. Schuyler Cofak
of the South Bend Register, and several other
good fellows having been laid out in running for
Congress but we on the other hand have OBJ
served that several have received tickets of
honor as suspected offenders against the Fugitive
Slave law The last OF these Is brother WILLIAM
l.. CR.NDALL of Syracuse, whllOm Editor OF
the 'Onondsga Standard. since of the 8 Free
School Clarion. and though always really and we
suppose nominally a Democrat, a powerful
writer on the side of the Canal Enlargement and
against the breakup Of our last Legislature.
Mr. C. has been waited upon by |. 5. Marshal
Bush with faiterlng invitation to Jail, and the
stu more fattering information that he BUSH
valued the aforesaid Crandall at 81 000 which IS
rather more than the market price of good field
hand, even in these times Mr.. c. politely
waived the invitation TO accept board and lodg-
ings at the public expense, but concurred IN the
Marshals valuation of his personality; so tour
good and substantial citizens of Syracuse went
bail for the amount, and Nj Crandall awaits the
orders of the Federal Judiciary and the Mar
shall.
Our friend Dr. Elder, of Philadelphia,
is addicted to urging, in his speeches against
Hanging, that the law picks out poor, low, for
lorn, miserable, helpless, !riendless wretches to
choke to death, and hasn't the manliness to at
tack anybody that is anybody. We must say
that such is not the case with the Fugitive Slave
Law, which thus far has picked the objects of
its fury from among the cleverest and best
hearted fellows we know. Crandall is a fair
samnle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

wieh the 2sth met Alossed, sad As.,siaa, Ala
iemsn Edwards, Bosce, Ward and SmFh sDycsstsd 10
Committee.
By ASslsfau' All Boyce:
Rfsoirsd That the Csnmlttee Laws a thu Bo9d ~
requested 10 drait the Z, Il act that shs mke o.
story on oil persons having charge Of pcbl buidax
sUoh public school houses thsssFs and hsiis used r..
the ssstnssgs 81 large numbers of persons at unes n
have the buildings constructed ard arranged to pr
vent under circumstances the casualty that occapA
az Ward School Nc 20 she 2esn aud the sane \.
semitic tie Legislators Il the State at the ms.iax %
lie passed INTO law Referred 60 the Select Comniti
A,s,,tn, AID Bolster moved to Appropriate the sun q
ceirsy the expense of funerals. Sc.
some ,thsf members thought the amount too sna sa4
resOluon was offered ny Assistant Aid Saith for SIS
in each case IL was finally thought best hattie sasss
S ,e !, ee Nt VIZ we SPECIAL Committee u report
The Bard then adjourned From the mlaates
RICHARD ScOrr, CLERK
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NFw-yoRK, TUESDAY, NOV. 25. 1851
A PROCLAMATION

n. w.sy,SeroN HUNT, GoreTnor Of fhe Sirfe" T.
tn, goodness of Almighty God has been "snAy mss'.
f.,ed tos ards the people Of this state curing VIC
heath have been enjoyed without IntsHsp"o ns"N
- ~, 9Th in oyerfowing abundance have rewarded the
labo,s of the husbsndmaD- Fuhhc Improvements nave
Nm advanced The truths Of knowledge and religion are
nora widely dused and our republican INSTITUTIONS hA's
been preserved and strengthened
lust sense Of these benefcent dspensaons snosid IN
sr,. universal gratitude toward our Divine benefac't
and call forth appropriate demonstrations OF homage ana
alteration.
Therefore in compliance with usage, respectfully re-
oemnend TO the People Of this State the observance
ruryRsDAY the TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF No
VENEER NEXT, as a day Of Prayer, Thanksgiving and
Praise. La
In witness whereof have hereunto affixed my mana
and the prvy seal of the State, this sixteenth Gay
tsl of October the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and fifty one
WASHINGTON HUNT
By the Governor.
JAMES F. RuGGLEs. Private Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

LouIsIANA.-The New.Orleans Bee has
full returns OF the recent elections to the Senate
of Louisiana. Ten Wings and seven Opposition
have been chosen this year, making the Senate
stand l6 to l6-ted. To the House, the election
OF 81 Wings to 10 Opposition is ascertained
leaving six members TO come in. Conceding
them to be all Opposition, the Wing majority in
the House and in JOINT Ballet is fire 1t may be
somewhat better and cannot be worse This
probably secures Wing U. 5. Senator in place
of Hon. 5. w Downs
The only office voted for by the whole State
this year is Auditor Returns from three -fourths
of the State put Louis Bordelon (Whig) Cos
ahead, while the Parishes to come in gave e99
Opposition majority in 40 We presume Porter
Opp Is elected, though this is not certain.
1t seems that Issae E. Morse opp us reelected
10 congress IN spite of our positive Tele-
graphic advices tina, Judge MOORE (Whig) had
beaten hun. The New-Oreans Courier pro.
claims Morses triumph, mainly on the strength
OF the following letter from Franklin:
To the Ediior a TAe Louisiana Corr,<r.
Dean Sls-Isaac E. Morse is elected nv ,,.r.,s-
Gus Notwithstanding over leo Tier, ar som,
Segthera men ~ or Distract. Many Wksg refrained
nom voting either for Moore or Morse The Coan~a-
muse is not popular at all, as YOU see.
Strange 10 say, Judge Bordelon lost 800 votes in ST
Landiy-she election of Porter is consequently
safe-l Will transmit YOU correct and minute returns
from all the parishes by next mails
Truly, yours, TRUTH.
Prs,res, Nor. 9, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

The Asia brings us four days later news
from Europe.
Cotton in Liverpool is steadily on the adj
vance. England has no political news.
The progress Of Kossuth throughout the
country is succession of triumphs. Man.
chester and Birmingham give him heartier
welcome, if possible, than Southampton and
London. No stranger ever before had
the same homage done to him by English
men.
The French news is exciting. The res
toration of universal suffrage has been de-
feated in the Assembly by 375 to 34S.
This is triumph to the Reactionists, but it
may be a dear one. The Ministers have
given no indication of a disposition to retire,
though defeated thus early.
In Portugal some political vitality is
manifesting itself.
The Treason Trials in Philadelphia have
JUS, commenced We shall have long work
of this and rare.
1t is currently reported at Washington
that the anticipated difficulties with Spain
have been Obviated.
1t is now officially announced that Kos
suth does not come by the Washington.
He sailed by the Humboldt which left on
the Goth, and may be expected on the
I'd or Sd December. Meantime prepare.
items are in progress every where to make
his welcome glorious one. His accusers
have but feeble voices now. We publish
to-day his great speech at Manchester.
The school-house disaster is yet the sub
ject Of anxious inquiries and most painful
consideration.
On our outside page will be found the
proceedings of the inquest, and an account
of interesting funeral proceedings, with the
instructive and affecting sermon of Rev Dr.
Bellows.
We report to-day another sad calamity,
with serious loss of life, from the falling in
Of brewery wall.
A railroad accident at Schenectady has
been equally fatal.
The probabilities are that the Coalition
have carried Massachusetts-at least so
intimates the Telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

PREsIpENrIaL.--The badly logged South
ern Rights party of Georgia has, with an In
siinctlve adherence Of minoritles shed its skin,
and with constitutional delight in humbug, has
rebaptlzed itself the Democratic party held
Legislative meeting, and resolved to dip into
Preslden,makmg forthwith. 1t is to hold an
adjourned State Meeting tonight at Milledge-
Vile to second the efforts of Messrs Greer and
Donaldson to get up another Baltimore Convsn.
ton.
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SPRINGFIELD ELECTION.
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, Monday, Nov. M-6 P. NJ.
II. GREELEY We have to-day elected four
Wig Representatives. in Springfield. Whole vote,
2,O29; Average Wing vote, l,OS6.
Yours, C. ".
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Fer Europe.

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Circulation will be issued THIS MORNlNU, AZ
o'clock. 1t will contain all the latest news up
to the time of going TO press. The Cambria
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-Pumpkin. Mince
and Apple Pres may be had fresh by II O'Clock in the
Hss J. rAYLoss No. a57 Broadway opp ,xe the Tab
ernacle. 20.
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uJ. TAYLOR, No. 337 Broadway. opposite

VJ TAYLOR, No. 337 Broadway, opposite
the Tsbsracle furnishes parties with Ice Creaa Fruit
lees Jelly Charlotte Russs, Blanc Mango, small Fancy
Ices, biscuit Glaces, Plum Pudding CAGES Ga,eau
Preach. Flower, Fruit and Fancy Notices, ,orna.
msuss Of Nougat, Orange, ke, Crystazed and Brandy
Fruits, small Eaacy Cakes Boaed Turkeys Game Pattes
ChScksa NAd Lobster Salads. Ornamentcd Hams and
Tungues Picked Oysters Oysters for stewng and frying
&C. He also loans TO parties China and Glass Ware Plated
Trays and Cake Baskets, Silver Forks, Spoons, ladies,
Candelahtss Brackets. nc n22 Ste
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RURAL HOMESTEAD FOR SALE-A new
two aovy Cottage, with kitchen attached. fine we'll of
water &C. four ois Of land each is feet deep CRATES
email gentcel family Union av Woodstock not ten
saautcs walk from MoFrRanis Depot Price 81 700; part
am meStgsgs Apply 20 X. II FL ron No 10
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