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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-02-11

NIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
fee of the Circuit Court Of Harrison county,
on the first Monday in February, 1882.
Addison Bumgardner, Complainant.
VS..
William Dilworth &C., Defendants.
II CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit is tn obtain q decree to
cancel and annul certain decd made by the
defendants, LEONARD Worroll, and Amelia his
wife, to the defendant, William DilwOrth, on the
24th day of April, ls47, conveying to said Dill
worth certain tract of land lying in Harrison
county. And also, to compel the said Leonard and
Amelia, to convey by deed properly acknowledge
cd and authenticated for rccordation, said land to
the Plaintiff, according to the terms and agree
ments contained in certain title bOud, executed
by the said Leonard and Amelia, to the Plaintiff,
on tho nth day of March, 1874. Also to enjoin
the defendant, William Dilworth, his agents and
attorneys, and all claiming under him from all
further proceedings upon n judgment of this court
rendered on the 18th day Of December, 1850, in q
certain matter ofejectmcnt, in which John Doc,
on the demise of the said William Dilworth and
others was Plaintiff, and Addison BumgRrdner,
defendant.
And it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
the defendants Leonard Worrell, and Amelia his
wife not residents Of this State II Is ordered
that they do appear here within one month after
due publication of this order, and do what is ne
ccssary to protect their interest in this cause.
A Copy, Teste: g. G. DAWSON, Crk.
Feb. At,
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WoRru Observation-Disclosures of the in
tended visitors of California and the 18TH
mus may find these suggestions of the
Panama Star worthy of attention:
We bcseech our brethren of the press
in the United States, to warn their read
ers never to venture from their homes on
q journey to California. across the 18th
mus, without an abundance of means for
their journey, and something in addition
in case of sickness and other casualties.
Neither pen or tongue can tell what an
accumulated amount of suffering, ending
too frequently in death, has grown out of
mems coming here without means either
to go forward or return to their homes
The heart ofevery American citizen resi-
ding here, is panied daily at the misery
and degradation his fellow countrymen
are reduced to, because they have no
means wherewith to sustain life; and the
constant application for pecuniary assis-
lance from such, has caused nearly all to
harden themselves against every impulse
of benevolcnce.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Of
Zee Of the Circuit Court of Harrison County,
on the fret Monday in February, 1852.
Robert Mason, Complainant,
VS..
William Moore, and Isaac shinn, DOf'h.
N CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to restrain the dcien-
dants from any further cutting down and des.
tTuctiOn of the timber on a certain tract 81 land
containing S25 acres, on Bingamon creek, in HaT-
TisOn County, and to compel the said defendant
to release to the Plaintiff, the said land in the
S25 acre tract that is enclosed in tract of76O aud
300 acres tract, patented to the Plaintiff.
And the defendant, Isaac Shinn, not being q
resident of this State, appears by satisfactory
evidence tits ordered that nc do appear here with
in one month after due publication Of this order,
end do what is necessary 70 protect his interest in
this cause, 4 Copy, Tostai
@. q, DAVIDSON, Clerk.
Feb At
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ORITITARY.

At her residence near Buckhannon, Upshur
county, Va, on the 22d ult., Mrs ANN NJ. FARMS
WORTH, wife of Daniel d. T. FarnswOrth, in the
29th year of her age,
The deceased was the daughter of Mr. John
Gibson, near Clarksburg, Va. Her illness was
of short duration, and her departure quite unex-
pectod. She has left devoted husband and four
small children, we'll n large circle of rela-
tives and Christian friends to mourn their irrcpa-
rablc loss.
Sister Farnsworth was a consistent and excm-
plary member of the Baptist Church at Buckhan-
non, and truly beloved by all whoIknew her, for
her Aminble disposition and christian virtues
She embraced the religion of Christ about seven
years since, and gladly took up her cross and fol-
lowed him. Her life was even. her piety deep
toned, and her confidence in Christ unshake n even
amidst the pains Of death. She was sensible of
her departure for two or three days prior to her
death, and she called her dear family to her bed
side, and with that calm, contiding trust in God
which had always characterized her christian
course, committed them one by one to the mercy
and grace of God, pointing them to the Lamb of
God, who taketh away tho sin Of the world" re-
peating the stAnZa:
q How happy are they
Who their Saviour obey,
And whose treasures are laid up above.
Tongue cannot express
The sweet comfort and peace
OF soul in its earliest lvoe.n
And without an intervening cloud, and the con-
ISOLATION of glorious promises gliding her future
her light clad spirit spread its Pnions for the sky
Her day was short, her life fragrant, and her end
perfect tranquility. truly blessed are they that
die in the Lord" that we may all die the
death of the righteous, and our last end be as
hers.-MOng, Mirror. FRIEND.
At his residence in Upshur county on the 18th
of Jan. 1882, JACoB JACK. Mr.. Jack was much
beloved by all who knew him. He was for many
years consistent member of the Methodist Z.
Church, and gave evidence of entire resignation to
the Lords will.
OF Erysipelas, at his residence on Bull run,
in Upshur county, on the nth of January 1854,
PETER HTER. Mr.. Hyer consistent Chris
tan. kind husband, and an indulgent father
He died III the triumphant faith of the gospel
May the Lord be father to the fathsrless, and
God of consolation to the widow.
At his residence in Upshur county, on the 18th
ofJanuary, 1884, after short but painful illness,
PASCAL You've. He was an enteTprising and use
full citizen and in all the relations of life acted
we'll his part. His example was light to the
community in which he lived. He has left
widow and several children, who deeply mourn
his loss.
In Barbour county, December the 2sd, 1851,
Mr.. ADAM STEHPLE, in the 5sth year of his age,
leaving widow and four children to mourn the
loss of kind and indulgent husband and father.
In Fsirmount on the 18th inst, LUoT LIZ,
daughter of DR.. VIM. d. and Mrs. Mary c. Eys-
ter, aged years and months
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New Fall Il Winter Goods.
:2DlNYlGR 0l0lplsl@. ,. ! hay. , is.,

eD1DgssJetttsSOsOsp received from
Philadelphia, Baltimore and HltsbuFR, mr. fen
and Winter Goods, Of all kinds, 70 wit -
Clothes casslmeres and sAdnstA, Of all soloH
and styieS.
Fine silks Of all eolors and style. Alss, lASa
style Of Woollen Goods for Ladies Dresses. ga
Calicoes from 10 lS Cts,, OF superior Ityla, -
AlPacRs, Muslins, CAshmeres, 80.
HITs and Cars Of the latest style,
BONNETs silk, Braid and Pearl.
GRocERIEs Superior Y. II. Tea, Black DO, ~.
perioF Coffee ~ l9H cts.
Doors & SnoEs = superior stock Of all kinds fog
Ladies', Gentlemen and Boys.
QuEENS-WARE q good assortment.
CoTTON Yam all Hoa., Batting, re.
lRoS d EAtLsi also, good lot Of tFoA and
Nails.
HARp-wARE . good assortment.
Also fine assortment Of SAppLEHY.
All Of which will sell Cheap for CAih or souh.
try produce.
Nov. 18th, 1851.
TAXI NOTICI-Thoss who have standing as-
counts and notes unsettled will please call with.
out delay and SETTLE them, OF by the Let ofysh-
uary next, without regard 10 psFsonsi and thoss
who fail 10 settle by that time their aeeohnh
will be Transferred 70 moot my dsbts.
Nov. 18th, 1851.
N. bah kinds Of grain will Be- received on
dSbh or for goods. r. y.
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Master commissioners
Notice.

I \ the Circuit Court Of Lewis e0nn'y'
N. and J. r. w. Holt. eSmrih
stephen t. Burson. & olhsss. Ds'n.
samuel LOeEsrs, sa ., 9aa Bs osmPIf.
stephen T, Bar,0n s others DsaA
Richard w. Rsddel'. sdh't. csasra
fffle e. a4'.t lt1I IA r.fraff
Stephen n. BaSs0D.a oilers. 0srh~
John q. Jss "a ssa,f. cSm.l4l
Curnmins e. Jackson s oshg7s. Dtrnn
BY an order Of the said Court, rnnde on The
son day Of October, 1881, these cAuscs having
been referred 70 the undersigned, commissionef
in chaneery, for the said court, with drectons 10
was owned by the said defendant. Cumnlns =.
Jackson, at the time Of his death, and where The
same is sit nate, Designating tho quantity OF each
tract or lot, and by what title The said Jackson
derived OF claimed the same. the probable value
Of each tract or lot, and tle annual value ofeaeh
tract or lot" AndfNrther requiring sAideommis-
siOner BY 'notice published IN some newrpaperlia
Weston and Clarksburg, for one month 20 come,
all the creditors Of the said Cummins +. Jackson.
before him and take proof Of whatever debts may
b due 10 each creditor, from the said Jackson, and
warning The creditors % appear and prove lhelr
debts, "On pain Of being denied the benefit o.
any decree 70 BE- pronounced in this cause, Or
charging such debts upon the easale Of The said
Cummings z. Jackson" 1870
The said parties viii therefore
Take Notice
That on the 9TH day Of March next. Az The
Law Office Of ]. NJ. Bennett, IN Weston, shall
proceed 10 the discharge Of ell the duties required
by the said reference. All crodiiOa OF me saia
Cummins =. Jackson, will take warning 10 30
before me at the time aud place Aforesaid for thu
purpose aforesaid. and on pain as aforesaid. A
Jas, BENNETT,
Jan. 2lst, ls52-4t Com, In ch,y.
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TRIBUTE TO WASHINGTON by THE PopE.
The editor of the Frederick md. } Elk.
aminer has perused letter from Colonel
Anthony Kimmel, of Liganore, Md, da-
ted Rome, December, 81, 1851, to his son
in Frederick. The Examiner says the
Colonel appears to be now enjoying his
usual good health, and to be availing him
self of every opportunity TO examine points
of interest in his European tour. On the
18th ult he was presented to his Holiness
the Pope. The following is an extract
from the letter of Col. Kimmel:
"The Pope has directed two large
stones-the one to be taken from the Cap
itol, the other from the Coliseum-to be
prepared in Rome and to be presented by
him to the Washington Monument now
being erected in the city of Washington
to the memory of the Father of his coun-
try"
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NOTICE.
Dulany Smith
vs.
Russell Smiths Exec

Dulany Smith In the Circuit
VS. Court of Harrison
Russell Smiths Exec'r. county, in Chan
and others. Gerry.
The parties interested in this cause, and the
creditors of Russell Smith, decd. are hereby no
tilted that on the nth day of March next, at the
Clerks Office of Harrison county Court, shall pro-
coed to state and settle the executoral accounts Of
Thomas Payne, Executor of the said Russell
Smith, as required by an order of said Court,
made in this at the last term, and the credi-
tors of the said Russell Smith required to APP
pear before me at the time and place aforesaid.
and prove their debts against the estate of the
Testator and upon their failure to do so, they
will not be allowed to participate in the distribn-
ton of the assets of the testAtor, to be made in
the said cause. P. CHAPLIN,
Feb It'll, 1921. II. Com'r.-C. G.
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ISSUE OF HuNGAR1AN BoNDs.-The Hun
garian General Committee, located in New
York city, have been for some time devil
sing a scheme for the issue of obligations
of various amounts to constitute a nation
al loan for Hungary. On Tuesday even
ing, it is stated, the arrangements were
completed. The bonds will be in sums
OF one, FIVE, ten, twenty, fifty and hun
bred dollars, each one bearing the sigma
nature of Kossuth, and made payable by
the government Of Hungary, upon the
establishment of Republic, These Ger
distribution.
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Mr- John H. MiIes !:

TAKE NOTICE, That, on the 1eth day Of
March. 1852, e the Office Of Samuel Woods, In
Phillippi, Barbour county, Virginia, will pro.
coed 70 take the dep0sitions Of Levi Bsnnett, and
Others, 70 be read Is evidence IN q case now pen
ding in the Circuit court Of Barbour county, on
the ChanceEy sde thsToOf, In which yOu are COM
plainant, and / and another, dsfendsnts. And
II from any cause the taking Of said dspoaitiopi
should not Be commented, or being e0n1menest,
should not Be completed, thu taking thereof vii
be adjourned from time % time until completed.
RANhIsTER p. STEVENS.
January IS, 1s63.-91-zt.
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THE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il the citizens Of Harrison and adjoining cOun-
on Mechanic street, South Of the burnt district,
where he is prepared 70 do all work in his line Of
business in q superior manner, such as Wagon
Making in all its branches. Buegies made hen
ordered. Also repairing done in the very best
style
PLows always kept on hand, or made q: the
shortest notice.
Thankful for past fAvors, hope by giving my
whole and undi vided attention TO my business, 70
still merit liberal share Of the public patronage.
JEFFERSON FLETCHER.
ClarkEburg, Jan. 2sth, 1S52.-1y-
p. s.-The woodwork Of two horse wagons
kant constantly on hand,
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I.0STi

ON Thursi lay the 5thinst., between Clark.bugg
" and my residence, a common Leather Pock-
ct Book, containing several Notes, Accounts,
Receipts, &c. will pay $500 TO any person
delivering 1t TO me, with tho contents, or leaving
it at any place where can get It. The papers
can be of no possible use to any person but my
self, and the finder will confer great favor by
returning them to me Immediately.
Feb. 18th, l952.-9t. ISAAC D. ROSS.
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A MARKET FOR AMERICAN HoRsEs-
One of the effects of the late war with
Mexico has been to give to her horsemen
n high opinion of the value of the Ameri-
can breed of horses. The N, o, Pioayune
noticed the fact that several vessels have
lately sailed from there for Vera Cruz
with oargoes of horses, and others are
preparing to go forward. The animals
shipped are generally ofthe best Kentuck,
ian or Western breeds, and are selected
especially to suit the tastes Of the Mexi-
cans, who are extravaganza admirers Of
fine horses.
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NOTICE.

A T The sokci,ation Of my brothsF, and othsEs,
IA I have been induced % remove my once .
the West end Of town may hereafter Be fouud
az nv foom in the dwelling Of JnO. G. Campbell,
on Turnpike street, and nearly opposite thu Etort
of Mr.. E. Pfitchard.
Information Is % my location can Be had By
enauiring st the Foundry.
I ahalI give strict attention % prhetiee in thu
deayor % give satisfaction, BY zsalous attsntion
70 al who may favor ma with > cal.
I i. 7. CAMPBELL, ". o.
pse. sa.issl.-sn
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BeneyOIent InstitutiOns.

Herman Lodge, No. 80, of MasOns, meets
on Thursday evening, following the first Mon
day in each month.
Eumenia EncamPment, No. 90, Of l. o.
o. F., meets on the first and third Wednesday
evenings of each month.
AdeIphi Lodge, No. 81, L o. o. F. meets
every Tuesday evening.
Monticello Division, No. Ill, Sons OF
Temperance meets every Monday evening.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Office Of
the Circuit Court Of Barbour county, on the
first Monday in February, 1859.
James Bleigh, COmPlt.
VS..
John Frymyer, Defendant! -
N cHAHcERT.
The object of this suit, IL to recover from the
defendant the money paid by him on account Of
the purchase of land from him, which land has
since been sold for the purchase money, due from
the defendant to his vendor. Also to recover for
the damages sustained Ivy the injury done TO the
property after the purchase, and before the Com
plafnant was placed in possession, and to sub
ject the fund that may be paid into Court upon
tho sale aforesaid, 70 the payment of the money
claimed by the Complainant in this suit.
1t appearing by satisfactory. evidence that the
said John Frymyer is not an inhabitant of this
State, it is ordered that he do appear here within
one month after due publication of this ordcr and
do what is necessary to protect his interest in this
cause. A copy. Testc,
Feb 4th.-4t Z. D. WILSON, Clerk.
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Wholesale and Retail Store
i'm ROllsburg. Va.

GILMORE 2. SINS, has jlst opened, and viil
OEkssp constantly on hand 81 RollSpurg, tbs
present terminus Of the Baltimore AID Ohio Rsii.
fosd, on Cheat River, large and well selected
assortneat Of Dry Goods, Groesries, UquotaS dtc.,
which be Win sail either Eholsasle o. FETAL - tbs
cheapest prices IN thu county.
he VIII also attend % rscetylng and Tareing
citiss ard towns
nr.'g - - !. 3 s4H
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HIGH Prices FOR SLAvEs.-The Fay
etteville Observer states that at the sale
of tho estate of the late Hon. Richard
Hines, in Edgecomb county, N. c., last
week, negro men sold at from $1,000 to
ST., 5oO-none at less than $1,000 and
women at from $500 to 800. These,
says the observer, are the highest sales
we have heard of yet, and were probably
owing to the crowd collected by the large
number to be sold, lone hundred and
thirty'three and the extensive notice Civ
en- by advertising.
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NOTICE.

;SNHE PARTNERSHIP lin the coal trade) Of
i Smith and Henderson, was, on the Sist' ut
said firm will settle with S. F. Smith, he alone
being au thorized to receive all Dues and pay all
debts of the firm. S. F. SMITH,
AND. HENDERSON.
Fab Oh 1870 At
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CuR1ous EAST INDIAN LAW RELATIVE TO
MARn1AGE.-There is an absurd and un.
natural law in India relative to betrothal
and marriage. The girls Of every family
are betrothed when they are only few
months old and should the bridegroom
die even Immediately after, the child is
considered as a widow, and cannot marry
again. The estate of widowhood is re-
gardcd as great misfortune, for it is
supposed that only those women are
placed in it, who have, in some proceed
ing life, deserved such punishment
Most of the young women so situated be-
come loose in their habits and associations.
The gentlemen who visit these dancing
girls generally ride on an elephant, the
height of the elephants back just ena-
bling the rider to step on to the balcony
of the street window. The prettiest girl
ish faces peep modestly out of these cur
tanned balls, and did not one know that
in India an unveiled face is never an in
nocent one, the fact certainly could not
be OWNED from their looks or behavior,
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the C,lerk, = az.
' fee Of the Circuit Court Of Randolph eann.
ty on the FIRST Monday in February, 1853.
Absaiom Crawford, Compl't.
Samuel Morrison, the elder. and
Thomas Morrison Dg,ts.
This suit Is brought for the purpose Of obtain-
ing q sale Of tract Of land containing lI9
acres, situated in said courty, Conveyed by AL.
exander Meal and John Corick to the said
Samuel Morrison the elder, and by him conveyed
to the said Thomas MOrrisOn,) to satisfy a
Judgment obtained by the complainant against
the defendant, Samuel Morrison, the elder, In the
County Court Of Randolph county, on the 9th
day of November. 1874, for the sum Of SAT, with
interest and costs.
1t appearing by affidavit, that the defendant
Thomas Morrison IL not resident of this State,
1t is ordered that he do appear within one month
after due publication Of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest and that q
copy of this order be published once week for
four successive weeks in COOpsr's Clarksburg
Register, public newspaper, printed In the town
Of Clarksburg, Va, and that another copy hereof
he posted at the front door Of the court house Of
this county on the first day Of the next county
coSrt. A copy. Teste. B. L. BROWN,
J. S. HoFFMAN( Clerk.
for comp't
February IL, 1884.
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virginia House.

TTNHE undersigned being under obligations 10 che
l. public for tho patronage bestowed upon bis
exeriiOnS to plsass and give them Satisfaction, b.
forc he WINS turned out Of house and home by the
act Of incendiaTies, (Which was on entire loasl
informs the Same that no has hOisled the Cog Of he
Virginia House, on Pike street, the property for
merly occupied by &. W. Smith, short distance
West Of the Northwestern Hotel, now occupied
by Mr. Rust. where ho will cOntinue % uss every
exsTtlon 70 make all who may favor him with q
call, feel comfortable aud st home.
n. DENT,
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NIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the Clerk =
Y Office Of the Circuit Court Of Randolph
county, on the first Monday in January, 1852
Benjamin PhAres, cOmPft.,
~.
VIM. B, Curreneels heirs, &C., def'dts,
In Chancery. This suit is brought 70 obtain .
deed for tract Of 100 acres Of land situate in che
said county of Randolph, on the head sPring Of
Beaver creek, and against the Rich Mountain
sold by the said WIN. Is. CurTence in his life time
to Henry Currence, who Afterwards assigned his
interest therein, TO the complainant.
1t appearing by affidavit, that the defendant
LORENZO D. CurTence, is not an inhabitant Of this
State, and that diligence has been used by the
plaintiff 70 ascertain in what county or corpora
ton Horace Brown another Of said defendants, J
is without effect, il Is ordered, that the eaid Lo-
renzo d. Currence, and Horace Brown, do spPesT
within one month after due publication Of this
order, and do what is necessary 70 protect their
interest; and that acoPy Of this order be publish
ed once q week for four successive weeks in Coo
per's ClArksburg Register" a public Newspaper,
printed in the town Of ClArksburg, and that an.
other copy hereof be posted at the front door Of
the court house Of this county, on the first day Of
the next county court.
BEN Wilson A copy. Teste,
At. fOreomPt. b. L. BBOWhI Clerk
Jan, lAth, lS52.-&t.
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MARRIED,

On the 5th, inst, by Ed. c. Keys, Mr.. JOHN
w. DRUN1MOND, to Miss MARY E. FAINT
all of this place.
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A Lot OF Very Superior
CARDING MACHINES

"A RE now being manufactured a the Good
IA Intent Machine shop, by ths Pgesgsipr
Also, now. On hand n m ofhis unsnfpssse n
CORN and COZ cRUeH5.RS2 ti.. r Hsf
cisrxstaFg, ~ Ia lsstr-f
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DIR. j. ID. CarroII,a

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG arp
w TOBACCO STORE, DUCKIANNoN,
UPSHUR CO., Va.
DR.. c. keeps constantly on hand and for salS,
large and general assortment Of fresh and gen.
uIne Drugs and Medicines, Chsmicals, Dys.StuiIS
Paints, Oils, Vsrnlshes, Patent Medicines, Den.
tai and Surgical Instruments, Soaps, PeFfumsTy,
Tobacco, Cigars, Sc.
Physicians, Dealers, Fullers, Dyers, Hsl.sts,
and others, will be supplied with every article 30
the line OF the lowest market rates.
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Eg Sir VIM, Don. the tall English co.
medisn, is now performing in Cleveland