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FOREIGN PORTS.

Per Steamship Canada, at Boston.
Ar at Liverpool 18th inst, ship Milan, Cotter New Or
leans.
Adv abt 7th Glenburn. Sampson Boston 18th Ma
zatlan Macloon, for New York 18th Kossuth, do 22d
Louisa kilham. White, for Philadelphia with des Ali
ance, Pinkham for Charleston 18th Sarah Louisa fol
New Orleans 25th
Emit for ldg 9TH Alliance, Charleston.
Ent inward at London 4th, Monmouth, Trufant 81
John, NIB
In port abt 4h inst ship Jas Bogart, Howe for Port
Phillip Jan 10.
Ar at Deal 9Th, Helen Maria Silsby Newcastle or Lon
donIsld 1h and put back 9th; 9th, Florence, Potter
London for New Orleans.
Ar at Cardiff 9th, Tarquin, Doughty, London
In port 9Th ship Mary Florence, Trott Tor Philade
pha, ldg.
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J. B. HUDSON
Has Removed to Front Stree,

'~" "~011H0NS ] W Z 1OfII DVIetI,
In the sto,e recently occupied by Charles Russell
FURNITURE of all descriptions hand. Collins
furnished at short notice. Old work repaired and
painted. DIFF
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. 10, 1852.

MIR. JOHN DEARING-Dear Sr-It is with feelings of
gratitude to yon that aude to the almost immediate
le experienced by the of PANACEA LAPsoRUM.
fou are aware that of my RIBS broken and that
was badly bruised IN several other places and for weeks
was unable to lie in bed After cd using this
valuable medicine, recovered rapidly and the third
night rested well ulon bed. trust il may become
generally known that it may be properly appreciated.
Truly your friend, l.. e. JUDSON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-30

PRESIDENTIAL W1NDFALL. The rumor has
been current in town. for few days past
that wealthy federalism of Boston has made
Gen. Pierce, the President elect, present
of The nice little sum of $40, 900 to set up
housekeeping Concord IN H. Democrat
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-30
~ READ THIS! IN

The following testimonial,-from gentleman who had
several of his ribs broken, and otherwise seriously
injured by railroad collision last f-is deserving Of
the serious attention of the reader.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-30

Sid fin Matanzas 9th, ship Robert Patten Parrington
New York.
Al st Thomas Sd inst sch Glenroy, Maxcy, FIN Phila
deIpha.
AT Trieste eth inst ship Sarah Boyd, Merrill for New
York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-30
Wool Blankets.

Wool and Cotton Flannels, Bay State Long and
Square Shawls, &c. &c bought for cash at very low
prices aud they will be sold very cheap, many of them
thirty per cent lower than ever before offered.
Dec IS, 1852. OWEN & co
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DRY GOODS
SELLING CHEAP FOR CASH !
AT THE STORE OF
A. Il. RHTT,ER

A MONG which may be found the following articles:
- Long and Square Shaws. al prices which cannot
tai TO give satisfaction, Chillren's Wooden Shawls
Ver
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To Let.

A CONVENIENT House, situated on Ches-
fS1A II nut Street. Inquire of
sssHd VIM. b. TAYLOR.
GlA Bath, Dec 90, 1852. 3w2s
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Boys Thick Boots.
Buckwheat, Samu. Farina.

,oKN starch. Maccaroni Vernacelli, Sage Tapio-
" ca. Pearl trey. Arvow-foot, Potato Sinrrb Is;n-
glass Telailne Irish Moss Cocoa, Canary seed Cit
ron, Curranis, Suana Raisins, Mace and Ye.sI Pow
der, for sale by ME- GANNEr,T
Nov %, 1852
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Ladies' Cloths for Cloalrs

rNE subscribers lat the franie Stote) have iust
L received good assortment of SILK and Won La
dies Cloth various colors for cloaks and sacks for
sale cheap. OWEN d co.
RROADClOTHS. JGst received At the new Granite
~ Store few pieces of Blue, Black and Green Ger
man Broadcloih. Also a few pieces Of fine German
Doesklns. OWEN leo.
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY. Mrs. Newcomb, wife
oil IL. ~ Newcomb, well known in this quar-
ter as the head of one of the principal houses
in Louisville, in fit of arrangement during
the absence of her husband, threw their four
children from an attic pindolo. Two of them
fell upon the pavement, fracturing their skulls
-one Qhe second boy) died shortly after and
the little girl, the youngest, died the newt
morning. The third boy, it is thought nav
survive and the eldest calling upon the grass,
is apparently not much injured. The melan-
choly affair occurred OH the 2lst of December
Boston Journal.
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For Sale.

A HOUSE and lot on Washington Street newt
"a n north Of Doct Pu MANS The LOT Is 4 rods
.slRH by 16, the house has excellent wei and els
.A1h tern water, furnuce, and every other conve-
nlence. Also one Undivided half of Corinhan Hall and
lot. Terms easy. Apply to g. GARDINER.
Bath, Dec 81, 1852 21tf
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-30

SPOKEN.
Dec A. lat IS IA, Ion SO &c. ship Union Penne Boston
for New Orleans.
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kennebec and Portland Railroad.

Commencing December 18Th, 1852.
TRAINS LEAVE DAILY, Sundays excep,ed3 as
follows:
Leave Porilandfor Bath and Augustaat
30 M, and so P N J..
Leave Augusiafor Portland and Boston
al 5,3O NJ and II as M.
Leave Augusta for Bath, and Portland al
30, IL 45 NJ, and Is NJ
Leave Bathfor Portland and Boston
ate, 400 M, and IL 40 p M
Leave Both for Portland, at 40 M I2 40 and 10
Leave Bath for Augusta
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Just Opened.

A GOOD assortment of Mems Thick Rsoot Of e XII
n quality al j.. w ROBERTS
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FREIGHT TRAINS EACH May DAILY,
Arrangements have been made with the Eastern and
5 P Raj lroads whereby freight will be transpor.
ted between Stations and this Road and Boston Low
RATES, and without change of cars al Portland.
All orders fr freight intended for this Road must be
left al No II Merchants Row. Boston.
L. c. HYDE, Superintendent.
Bath, Dec 3, 1852.
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CHEAPER THAN EVER,
At the New Granite Store !

THE subscribers have just received from Boston and
i New York, a large stock of Dry Goods such as
Ihiheis Lyone ses Alpaccas Muslin de LANES, rench
rrlhts, English aud American do, Broadcolhs, Doe
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Stoves! Stoves =!
Dress Trimmings.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF

OWEN < co. have lust received y large and varied
" assortment of rich Dress rr INNINGS, at very low
prices. Is Sept 2S
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Old Fashioned Rubbers,

A LARGE stock of Ladies' imported Rubbers is now
open al ~ J. w. ROBERTS
Bath, Nov 80. 1852. "a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-12-30

FROM Turks ISLAND. Sch. James N i.
Muir arrived at Baltimore, Dec 9th, after a
short passage from Turks Island, reports
that the salt season is nearly closed up, and
that there are but 10000 bushels to be
shipped, it being supposed that no more W i'll
be raked before May or June. Vessels were
daily leaving in ballast.
The yellow lever was still prevailing at
81. Thomas; and Turks Island was healthy.
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Through Tickets are sold between
Augusta and Haowell 10 Boston S35O
Gardiner 10 Boston, 340
Richmond TO Boston, ais
Bowdonham and Bath 10 Boston, 3O0
Brunswick TO Boston, o75
FreeporI TO Boston, $50
Rockland and Thomaston 10 Boston, 475
Warren TO Boston, 50
Waldoboro 10 Boston, Ann
Damariscotta to Boston, avs
Wiscassei 10 Boston, 350
China 10 Boston, a o5
East and South Vassalboro 10 Boston, 3s7
Vassalboro 10 Boston, ais
China 10 Portland, 2I5
East and North Vassaboro to Portland, 175
Vassalboro TO Portland, 65
Belfast to Portland, 35O
Bangor to Portland, 375
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Just Received

nIR ECT from New York, choice brands FLOUR. as
u Acknowledgement, Manhattan. II ram smith, Quary
Mills Ohio, tennessee extra. in hall barrels ana Me-
tropoli,an which we offer cheap as can be bought III
"T nee 4 ROBINSON 4 C0TTOK.
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NEW GOODS! CHEAP GOODSn s.
GOOD GOODS!!!
SPRING s SUMMER STOCK,

ofhlNu " cUMMEh MUM
,,sr = c,,,,nr ~
uSL nEIEiY =. ~, AZ THE Taylor STORE;
- hanaa, ono, the pest and most varied
ana cheapest assortment OF GOUDo suited 70
inc Noftnern market ever oiiered IN this sec
uon o. country among which are ~
/ DIR WIG OODS:
Tweods, Cassimeres, Cloths, Summer Cloths,
Drills, Silks, Satins, Lawns, do Laines, Fancy
Prints from 5 TO 10 cents per yard, Sheetings
and Shiltings. Brown Holland Siecias, Cling
hams, Threads, &C., &c.
Ienborn and I ' Kossu,h Has ~ Po,a.ol. Il. eS H.
sieIv. Gloves. Fancy Fans. Ribbons. Sotcbels
Carpet Bags, &C.. sc. h "a . sass 4 J
@m 61Ca5 mYPRS ma
- - ~ ! '--' :, = - = -, I
ooiu low, ana warranted equn.l 70 any artcie
20 oe naa a. lima, Doipnos' ainu'ay; ,a ~, OF ne.
dollar. % Teas sngprs sniees i Rice Tobacco &c
&c. any quantity. NJ. n
suapnvspr 3cRocKrpy q cIAsswaRrs
MI. c..Js c,e..,. H. Esr,'.
rn.s .on' Na,s, npals Saosos' 10y v,m o,As, =,
oymIs ana SIeasnos, s y, anu g.ede say VI
ui''o'es sui'aolo io' '"o County, uon'oae'
n M0TG e GH0E s.
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A Ckemisal Compound similar 10 the
Natural Oh ofhe Hair.
THE SPANISH HAIR GLOSS.

A Cloan, white and beautiful prepare
"A iion for promoting The growth lux
uriance and beauty Of the Hair-remo'
wing dandruf. scales and scurfs and Gu
rlng the cutaneous diseases OF the scalp
--unequalled for keeping the ilairmoisi,
imparting to II a rich silky sofiness and
highly bcautiful lustre. Its soothing
aad agreeable properties will be found
remarkable. applied either to the head
or ifriralions OF the skin. II is unlike
any cf the Alcoholic and Oil prepara-
tions SO commonly used for the Hair.-
It's superiority over all Hair preparations
consists in IFS properties being moislen'
ing and cooling, instead o: drying ard
heating as,hc alcoholic preparations arei
and being free Of The greasy qualities o'
morrow, oils, &c. Its power to remove
the glutinous coating which obsirucis
the pores Of the skin when unhealthy
and which prevent the follicles from
exuding an oily substance necessary tt
the natural ,noistdre, beauty and growtl
Of the Hair, is unequalfed.
Ono free application ofthe Hair Gloss
will impart a more lasting beauty ant
moisture 10 the hair, than whole bottle
ofihe alcoholic preparations usually sold
besides in will not soil the finest linen
Persons whose hair is slightly gray, will
find this article to make their hair darker
and render the gray hairs scarcely per
ceptible. Mothers will find this preparl
ton the best they can use 10 dress chill
Jren's hair, keeping il IN place, giving
most beautiful lustre and causing il 4
grow laxuriantly. If any preparation O
art can cause the hair 10 grow, the Span
ish Hair Gloss will do il. 4.
q Very liberal discounts made TO ORA
gists and those who buy by Wholesale
Address G. P. Fay, Owego,N. Y. Pric
% cents per bottle. wte
Dealers in Putnam county, Ohio, ca
learn terms on enquiry Of the editor
the Venture, al Kalida, Ohio.
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MTINDOW GLASS.--A large assort'
w ment Of $40 Window Glass, at
gaB TAYLon's STORE, Kalida.
December "a, 1851 58ai eaL 56l
T AND AGENCY. james Mackenzie
IL is Agent for Lands for sale in Allen,
Putnam and Paulding Counties. TO be
sold on reasonable terms--in part for
credit. aaa,a August, 1851
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NOTICE.

THE Stockholders Of the Kalida and
Il Hamcr Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that twenty
per cen,um on each share Of the capital
Stock Of said Company will be required
TO be paid in, to c. II. Rice, the Trea.
surer Of said Compuny, on the fifteenth
day of April next; and twenty per cen.
tum on the fifteenth day of July next;
twenty per centum on the fifteenth day
of October next; twenty por centum on
the fifteenth day Of January, 1858; and
lastly, the further sum Of ten per ceIium
on The fifteenth day Of April thereafter,
according to the contract made with the
contractor of said Road by the Directors
of said Company. You will therefore
see the necessity Of punctuality in order
to the vigorous prosecution of the work.
30 lsgIG9 MOSES LEE, President.
+ Kalida, March 80, 1852. 574
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lCHARLFS p. FIREMAN O. CO.,
| VI q.A1 FREEMAN. HODGES COZ
IMPORTERS AND LOBBEIsS,
i44 LIBERTY STREET.,
One door South Of Liberty Street, y
1sJGnNyys EGK24So
HVTAvE now on hand, and will be re-
IL ceiving daily through the season,
NE w G o D ID S.,
Direct from the European manufacturers,
aud cash Auctions, rich, fashionable,
fancy Silk Millinery Goods. Our aiock
.of Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety
Of the latest and most beautiful designs
imported. .s s sss,.a I. N.
Many Of our goods are manufactured
expressly to our order, from our own de.
signs and patterns, and stand unrivalled
We offer our goods for nett Cash, a,
lower prices than any credit House ir
America can afford.
All purchasers will find il greatly tc
their interest 10 reserve portion Of thell
money and make selections from oul
! great variety Of rich cheap goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Caps, Sashe'
and Belts. .... ~,
Bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lisses
and Tarleions.
| Embroidcrios, Collars, Chcmisetts
Capcs, Berthas. ~. - -s.,
Hlbits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings, anC
Inseitings. lf.,,...-, Y 4.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and II en-
siitcl, Cambria Handkerchicfs.
| Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered
Laces for Caps.
| Embroidered Laccs for Shawls, Man
tllas, aud Wells. ..-s
Honiion, Mechlen, Valencienes, an
| Brussels Laces.
| English md Wovc Thread, Smyrna
Lisle Thread, and Cotton Laces.
| Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk, and SEWN
Silk, Gloves, and Mit,s.
i French and American Artificial Flow
ers,
French Lace, English, American, an
Italian.
Straw Bonneis and Trimmings.
\ JANUARY, 1852. pd$5-6I
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THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY,
OR THE HISTORY OF sg
THE BoNApARTE FAMILY,
BY THE RERKELY MEN.

Z.
CONTENTS: IS iAls.
l--Origin Of the Bonapartes.
2--Italy-Corsica.
3-Caslo and Loiilia. 2H IIAH
4--Napoleon- emperor. aem p
5--Josephine, bai Expresses. s'l <
l'7--Joscph--K King OF Naples and Spain,
And Julia Clary. ~ ,gti llHrQ
S-Lucien--the Scholar and Prince.
Christine Boyer and Madame Ju'
berthon. ht
0-Lnuis-King oe Holland and Hor
tense Beauharnais. @ q
ilO-Jerome.- King Of WcsipLuliu, Ere.
derica Of Wurtemberg.
'll-Eliza Bonaparte-Duichcss Of Tus-
I cany-Pascal Bacchiocbi. y
l2- Pauline Princess Botghcse and The
s Prince Borghese. Z
il3-Caroline-Queen Of Naples and
Marshal Mura,.
IA Cardinal Fcsch-- Brother Of Mad
! anne Lctitia.
l5-Eugene Beauharnais-Viceroy o.
Italy.
l6-Young Napoleon Of Rome.
IT. Louis Napoleon President q
France. sset
A Bopaparto again rules France. No
complete History ofths wonderful family
has been written until this work, vbicl
is intended TO supply the deficiency. i
is derived from The most authentic mate
rails, some of which have been obtained
from private sources in this Country ant
Europe, exclusively for this work. II il
prepared by several literary men OF abiIi
ty aud taste, and embellished by Is fn'
portraits of The Bonapartes. II embrace
a full, brilliant and authentic life o
LOUIS NAPOLEON, FRINGE PRESI
CENT. n ~ y si pa e7s
p. SNOW IN PRESS, in one hand
some octave volume Of about 500 pages
Price $500, and will be issued yer.
soon by la
CORNISH, LAMPORT g. CO.,
gFY PUBLISHERS, 8 Park Place.
New York, April %, 1852.
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G. L. DERBY 81 Co.

y M y. d. DINDI " NU'
Publishers, Sandusky City O.
To EDrroRs s:-All Editors in Ohio, in
serting this advertisement in full four
times previous to next Sept. with notice,
will receive q copy of the above. ia
June IL. G.. L. ID. g. Co.
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THE KALIDA VENTURE
is PUBLISHED, EVERY FRIDAY,

IsPUBLlsHED, EVERY FRIDAY, 3sa
BY JAMES NIACK ENzIE.
TERMs-In advance ......'i.''. $2 w
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GREAT HISTORICAL WORK
OF OHIO NJ


TWENTY-FIVE AGENTS WANTED
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Biographical and Historical Lires ofMe
EARLY PIONEER SETTLERS OF ONO,
with narrative of thrilling incidents and
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This new and important Historical
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Benjamin Brown, Major Jervis Coulter,
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TUST RECEIVED, AT THE TAYLOR SroRE,
81 Kalida, Ohio, the best and most varied
and cheapest assortment OF GOODS suited to
the Northern market ever offered in this Soc
ton Of country. nrnnnn which nra -l-.- !.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
fN.ia REAL ESTATE.

ty.l1 REAL ESTATE.
Robert Douglass, administra.l 5
tor of the Estate Of John Petition
Kollar, deceased gkH : to-
vs.. eUlands.
Louisa Harris. ct. al. oa
DURSUANTto an order of sale 10 me
l. directed from the Couit Of Probate,
of Putnam countt, Ohio, will offer for
sale at the door Of the court house, in
Kalida, in said county, on Friday, the
third day Of September next, A. D. 1852,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M.
and A o'clock, PM, of said Gay, the
following Real Estate, as the property ol
John Kellar, docoasod, to wit:
The north east fraction Of the north
east quarter of section fourteen, township
one south range five east, containing fifty
two acres, more or less.
The above real estate will be sold sub
iect to Il e Dover Estate Of Louisa Har,
ris, widow of said John Kellar, deceased
in the same, and further incumbered
with lieu in favor Of Jacob Kollar, ol
the sum Of 800, to be discharcd by the
payment oc said sum TO said Kcllar wher
he arrives at majority. sai
TERMS OF SALE:-One third cash ir
hand; one third in one year; and the resi-
due in two years; with interest, from
day of sale, to be secured by mortgage
on the premises. 4.
ROBERT DOUGLASS,
Administrator of John Kellar, deceased
August 4, 1852. yg sfla.
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Attachment Notice.

~Yo1.lCE is hereby given that atthe instance Of
~ he sabscriber. writ Of attachment was this
av ,zssed by Moses Brown, Justice OF the Peace Of
suefar Geek Township, Putnam county ONO. against
abseondinr debtor. August Q, 1859: .,s..,3
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RESTAURANTS.

A REALITY, AND NO HUMDUG-To be SEEN AZ
N the keystone Hotel, corner OF Christie and Diyeon
streots an old face well known in this city and rartcu
.arly the nghborhood 81 the Bovcry The patrons 81
the Keystone requested 10 call ead are assured sha
they will be kindly received.
- scle Proprietor respectfully announces to lis tshn
and the public that tho above soon - now opn an. al
orders for superior Lager ber in bottle, b tina dosen
rssk or barrel are to be to his saloon, above
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EXCURSIONS.

NIoRRIsANIA ANNIVERSARY PIcNic-oN fitu as
vl day. September 10 ls52 Cara leave City Hall ~ 4
&oo, o.3O TO- LOO NJ; and 20 $50 fS9 8, 80 efe
H., T. ". Rcturning-leaye Morrsania nj Bob os'
?5 s.3s, 93 llg3 A. M, and LA 2i5 253 ass, g. SIS
s~ and 923 IT, NJ The band will leave in the o'clock
drain. BY order of the Committee Of Arrangement.
uyoR THE FISHING BASKs.-LAsT TRIps or TIN
season The steamer BUFF AIo. CAPTAIN Hanoor, " II
sun, September eta is.t ath igth 18TH Tth snd iesa
,savS spl re.urnns b SP NJ fisains tackle. anaor
"A provided. Fare, ~ 90 nts each way
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CLOTHING.

<~AsT orr cLoTHISG.-w,ANTED TO PURCHASE,
clothing In large small quantities. Tor which Tho tuli
value will be literally siyen In
Ms store No. ii Orange street, near Chatham street
VYvO TAILoRs AND CL0THIERs-A LARoE oUAS.
ttv of Cloths Cassimeres, vestngs and other goods
sc ..ie in any quantity For cash delivery from ton
10 twenty-five per cent under credit prices ~ 0AA
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whist the and treatment specific diseases
ttea extremely novel and cogent reasoning There
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