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had opportunity of witnessing its highly salutary effects
recommend it safe and very efcacions medicine equal
if not superior any other prescription for the above
plants within their knowledge. The basis of this medicine
private recipe of distinguished physician in of
the neghborng States and preserved by individual
whom gave the most astonishing relief 1t compos-
ed of vegetables and if used according to directions must
be perfectly safe.
From MeSrS Allen g. Co., Merchants Cincinnati-"Those
persons who have used the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
uniformly speak of it valuable medicine, and from the
quantity sold Notwithstanding the other
lions used for similar complaints consider it first
list. Respectfully, &c, ALLEN & CO."
The Editor Of the Seneca Falls Courier says"We have
had occasion TO witness the good effect Of the Vegetable Pull
monary Basam in our family in the of young lady
who has been entirely cured of CONSUMPTION by the of
it, and also in coughs and colds and cheerfuy bear
testimony to its being safe convenient and very ecacous
mcdcide in of that description."-Ed. Courier.
Clergyman from Philadelphia writes, that he has been
in the habit of using the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam for
himself and family for the last thirteen years. and also Of
recommending to his friends and considers it nvalu
able remedy for all pulmonary complaints.
For the last five years of my practice have had the sat-
sacton to witness the beneficial effects Of the Vegetable
Pulmonary Basam in many of obstinate cough, and
other affections of the lungs would therefore confidently
recommend its in all complaints of the chest being
equal not SUPERIOR to any other medicine within my
Lempster, n. II.
To- BeIoaye of COunerfeits and limitations such as
'CARTERs CoMPoUND PULMONARY BALsAM,' AMERICAN
PuLMoNARr BAsAM and Others in part bearing the namep
Enquire for the article by its whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM,"
and that 1t has the written signature of WM JOHN Cur
upon yellow label the blue wrappers Each bot
tie and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmonary Basam."
Prepared by REED, CUTLER co, Importers & Whole
sale Dealers in MEDICINES, PAINTS CHEMICALS and DYE
STUFFs 80 India street. Boston, and sold by Druggists A
pothecare and Country Merchants generally For partic-
ulars and recommendations pamphlet accompanying
each bottle Price so cents For sale in Battleboro by
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mot GOOD FOR MAN TO BE ALONE. The New York
Chuchman seconds suggestions that there is room
need here for society to promote the emigration of
men to California :"Why should there not asks the
Churchman, ''be female emigration fund established
been so fearully disturbed by the flowing of young
men to the great FL Dorado of the far West How can
they, whose and brothers, and nephews and wards
and neghbors have separated themselves from the social
and domestic efcaces have been consderng-how can
such turn their thoughts and charities better account
than by making ways and for repairing, in
degree the perous dsproporon which has thus been
and prosperity, which by of their excess in
danger of coruptng into evil here and from the
which there in the nature of things certain to be a vast
manifold and hideous growth of evil there We cannot
persuade ourselves to think this matter that may be safe
ly left to take of itself"
We trust the Churchman will keep the subject before
the people, till public attention is awakened to its impor-
lance Home Journal.
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13

Anotber Singular HiSto,y.-A correspondent
of the Savannah Republican, noticing the roman
tic history of the Rev Eleazer Williams, claiming
to be branch of the Bourbon family, and the
long lost Dauphin of France thus refers to the
history of Napoleons favorite feld-marsha, which
is equally as full of romance as that of the repu-
ed Bourbon
"This unexpected discovery of Bourbon a.
mong us reminds me of another singular history,
derived from the United States in the revolution
airy annals of France.
Ibelieve that Marshal Ncy, the favorite of Ma
poeon, was Michael Rudolf who was distin-
guished officer in our war of the Revolution. He
was captain in Lees partisan legion of the south
ern army and he was then, as he was in France,
called the bravest of the brave In the French
army he was called the American tobacconist,
because he carried cargo of that article to France
from this country, when.he took part in the French
revolution.
The incidents of Marshal Ney's life have been
collected by l. X. Tefft, Esq, of Savannah. 1t is
hoped that his narrative will soon be published to
| the world.
Michael Rudolf as his name suggests, was of
German parentage, and was born on the Eastern
shore of Maryland. At very early age he en-
tered the army, and achieved distinction in Lees
legion. He married in Liberty county, Georgia
but after he sailed for France, from Sunbury he
never returned 10 the Untc& States.
The historians of France report his birthplace
to be Sarre Louis on the confines of the Rhine
Windham County Democrat. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1836-1853, 1853-04-13
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
COUGHS. COLDS AND CONSUMPTIONS.

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM is probably without n parallel in
having, during trial of more than tlcenty-
fre years, fully maintained the high rep
utation which it has acquired for CON
SUMPTTVE COMPLAINTS. and all
DISEASES of the l. UNGS, THROAT
and CHEST. 1t has been used with pro
badly greater success than any other ar
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-12-16
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE ia hereby given to Simon Jen'
lN nings, John Amstutz, Peter Bische
and Robert Douglass, that the Viewers and
Surveyors will meet ut Peter OILERS rOsi-
dence, in Riley township, Putnam County,
Ohio. on The 18Th day of January, 1854, lc
view and survey the following location and
vacations OF County Roads. The location
in said county will begin on the soutb-wesr
corner Of section twenty.s six (26) in Riley
township in said county, thence north along
the section line, until /, intersects The county
road leading IRON Pendltton 10 Gilboa. The
vacations will be as follows; one wrl begin
on the county limo on Peter Deeler's land in
said township, thence north until to the
county road between John and Christian
Lugabeel, and the other will begin on the
State road from Pendleton to Findlny, abou,
four rods west from Christian D. Stener's
dwelling house, in said township, thence
north. east until on the said section line,
where the said location will be.
... ... CHRISTIAN D. STEINER.
December 5, 1853. ... 6slS
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

NOTlCE is horebY given that orders oil
" Attachment were taken out before
Moses Brown, a Justice of the Pence, oi
Sugarcreek township, Putnam county, Ohio,
against the goods and chsttels Of Wiilinn'
Sloan, non. resident and ahscondirg debtsl
in the following cases: One order issued
November, &c, 1853. at the instance Of Eli
Clevcnger, claim sI5; Also. on same day al
y1.' x.d o. y KOBE ss, c,"'@
w. H. Fife, claim $Il,00; Alao, on said De-
cember lst, 1853. at instance of Walter
Martz, claim Sl395. nrH n.- ..
Duted, December 6, 1853. 6Sl
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Jumes Mackenzie, Guardi-
an of Hermann Tege.
mann, n lunatic, a.,a
oS. 'rI ar
The unknown heirs, and
legal representatives Of
said Hermann 1'ege>
PROBATE
COURT or
PUTNAM
; COUNTY,
Petition to
Sell Land.

S"'u AA~'hiohh A"SS- N|S'' H"""'
mann, ..,u.s r......
ITilE unknown heirs and legal repre-
II senta,iyes Of Hermann Tegemann,
You are hereby informed, that nn the Sd
day of November, A, D. 1853, said
Guardian fled his petition, in the Probate
Court Of Putnam County, State of Ohio
The object ard prayer Of which p4'ilion
is TO obtain an order for the sale OF the
following Real Estate, situate in the
County and State aforesaid, and bounded
and described as follows, TO wit: being a
pau of section number seventeen (l7,)
in township number one ~ north, OF
ranse number seven (7) cast, and parl
Of The south cast fraction, beginning al
the south puar,er-posl of the said secli'n,
thence north lhrly.fvo degrees east,
twenty rods, TO Blanchard river, thence
down said stream, 10 tho land owned by
Henry Ridenour, thence south ninety
three rods nnd thirteen links, TO the place
Of beginning, containing ten acres und
eighty rods: and also the following, TO
wit. being part Of said section seven,
teen, commencing on the south line Of
said section, on the halcsection line,
'lieucc west thirty feet, thence north
ninety-three rods, thence east thirty feet,
thence south on the half-sec,ion line
ninety-three rods 10 the place Of begin,
ming: also the following, being part Of
the aforesaid section, and described as
being the piece Of land sold and convey
ed by ]. Henry Fel'mann and wife, to
SAID Hermann Tegemanp, by their deed
executed and delivered Oh the twenty
third day Of October, A. D. lS43, con-
tanning one and ihree>fourtha acres, more
or less; also, any and all other lands lha,
may belong TO said Hermann Teyemann,
in Ottowa township. in said county. Said
petition will be for hearing on the 5,h
day of December, A. D, 1858. '
JAMES MACKENZIE, Guardian
Of Hermann TGgcmann.
November 4lh lS53.-[656]
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From SIS to $40 per Day can be Made
The public are assured that this is


...... .. no HumbuS! ....
YTNfiE advertiser will send on tho receipt
Il of ST., printed instructions in upwards
of 100 different kinds Of business or methods
Of making money, each of which have been
sold q, from ST. to $25 each. The whole
have been compiled az great expense, by
the advertiser. and ore now offered Tor only
81. These instructions embrace so many
different ways for making money, that no
one can fail TO be suited. A part Of the
instructio alone will be worth ten times
the price asked to every family; and no
person out OF or in any common employment.
will rogfet sending for them. Unlike those
who shroud in mystery the means by which
they have arrived al independence, we have
in these instructions, (Which originally cost
tho ,sands of dolIars) thrown open the ac.
cumulased stores Of our information, for the
| sole benefit Of the enterprsing portion OF
the community And Of the different me-
thods may DE started with capital of from
SIS 20 $40 Persons with capital of from
! 500 to $500 can make from $50 to $l00 per
day. We could give reference to great
many who havo avaled themselves of our
! information. and are now engaged in busi-
mesa; but suffice to say, if any are diseatis-
fed, their money will be refunded. no
Owing to the rapid and constantly increaa-
| ing sale OF the instructions. no letters will
be attended TO unlees accompanied with the
cash. Address pos, pnid,
a. P. BOXWELL, Proprietor.
CAB Cleveland, Ohio.
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
OFFICE DAYTON AND MICHIGAN,
RAILROAD COMPANY,

Sepi. Il, 1926.
NOTICE IL hereby gives that by resolution hero
LN tofore mnde Of ;hG Board of Directors OF the
Ddytun and nfUntgon RuiiTudd CUmpHny, SturN
subscriptions mnde to said Companp were required tn
he called in. Subscribers in the county OF Putnam
were by said resolution required TO pay five per cent
on the amount ftheir stock on the 18th April last
and per cent every sixty days thereafter until the
whole Of said subscription should he fully paid up.
Prompt payment is essentially necessary Of In
sialmcnts due, TO meet the obligations and engnge
msnts ofthe company for road contracts, and 1t Is
hoped that those subscribers who in default in this
respect, will hereafter he punrtun and thRi all the
Stockholders will do their part to the fur,hernnce o
the common interest. ... ...r
Pay ment ofsuhscripto is in said county, may he
made to DR.. C. 7. T.PoMEROY, of Ottowa wls is MI
thorized to receive payments ofStock and receipt
therefor.
By Order Of the Board. "
..I HENRY s.. MAYO,
Treas, D. g. M, r. Il. Co.
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THE ESTATE OF HURBERT KLEINE,
DECEASED. .....
9NSHO TICE is hereby gwen, that the under.
HN signed was on the 18th day of June, A.
d. 1853, dolly appointed and qualified as Ex'
ecutor of the last will and testament Of Hur-
bert Kleine late ol Putnam county, Ohio,
deceased.
ANTONETTE KLEINE.
November Sd. 1853. 657~
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Subscribers for The Daily should have
have their money hero BY The 5lh, aud
fur8tbe Congressional Globe by ,he 18th
Of December. The money must accom-.
pany an order fol their Daily or the Con.
gressional Globe., 7 Bank notes, current
where a subscriber resides will be re-
ceived q par. JOHN c. RlVES.
WAsHrNGroN. Oct aI2.nIS53. ai5'7
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THEODORE DIECKMAN's ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given, tha, the under
&N signed has this day been appointed and
duly qualified as Administrator, dc bonis non
Of the estate Of Theodore Diecknan, late Of
Putnam county, Ohio, decd. -.. ..,.
EVERHART ALTEKRUSE.
November 81, 1853.
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JAMES II. ARMSTRONG,
PLAIN AND FASHIONABLE TAILOR,
". K.dLLDA, OHIO, w

ID ESPECTFULLY offers his services TO
III all who my wish good FITS, on short
notice, in the neatest style, ana on the most
reasonab BILE terms. Oct 1858.
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AXEY ELDERS ESTATE.

FNRoTICE is hereby given, that the under
&N signed has been thi s day duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator Of Axey Elder
late oil Putnam county, Ohio decd.
SAMUEL HOOPER.
November Sd, 1858. '- 657*
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Blanks for Sale.

DRINTED on superior paper ..
MORTGAGES,f from Swan'simprovet
form, by the quire or sngly.
DEEDS, OF Warranty, by the quiro Of
singy. F.u. C.. -
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. also for sale.
JUSTICES RECOGNIZANCES, ant
Affiduvts for capiases. .....----
I'D JAMES MACKENZIE.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the estate Of Da-
N vid Lyon late of Putnam county decd,
are requested to make immediate payment
and those having equitable claims against
euid estate are desired to present them legal.
" authenti :ated for settlement within one
year. WIN. F. WHITING, Adm'r.
October Goth, 1858, r.
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THE GLOBE.

THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CON
GRESS, AND NEWSPAPER FOR
THE PEOPLE.
TT will he oeen by the annexed extrncr
n from letter of General Washington ic
David Stewart, dated New York, hi
March, 1890, that the idea of such a pa
per as | propose 20 make the Globe, orig
mated in the mind Of the mind of the
Father Of bis County. He said:
''lt is to be belamen,ed that the editors OF the
different Gazettes in the Union do not more
generally and more correctly (nstend Of stuff.
ing their papers with scurrility and nonsens'
ical defamation, which few would read il
they were npprised ofthe contents) publish
the debates in Congress on all sreat national
questions. The principles upon which the
difference dr opinion arises, as well the decis-
ions. would then come fully before the pub
lie, and afford the best data for if Judgment.
-%ark's rsrtings Of Washington, uol. 10
D. "a,
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GUNNER HATS.-Jusi Received,
~ Palm Leaf Hats, from l2a cents
upwards.
Leghorn Hats, from rs cents upwards.
Panama Hats, choice article, very
cheap, At TAYLoRs' STORE.
April %, 1858. ? ~ 620
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..@ | sHERIFF'S SALE.
Joseph Rdgway, SEMI
Joseph Ridgway, Jna.f nrn,,
DECREE

Joseph Ridgway, Jua. q.a,
A.s.e ys ! DECREE
William Phillips. {
DY virtue decree to me directed from the
Nd court Of Common Pleas ofPutnam ceun-
~, Ohio, will offer for sale at :he door nf
She eeBfss- house in Kalida,, Putnam county,
IS6io. on, Monday the Cd day Of January.
AID. 1854, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. M, and four O'Clock P. M. Of said day the
following described real estate TO Wit:
Inlet No. fifty one Isl } inlot No. one hund.
Ts ,ss TWEEN ,weD.y s'c eo ali in the town Of Kalida
Putnam county, Ohio. ,y. .u.-
Taken as the properly Of William Phillips
"a satisfy 4 decree in favor Of Jsscph Ridg-
,vay Ser, ,.and Joseph Ridgway Jun.
ss'3b sJoEIN B. FRUcHEY, Sheriff.
SEEKHT's OVFics,
K,fiio, Fu,nam CO., o., December I'd, 1885,
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LIST OF LETTERS,
PLEASE TO READ THIS!
Book Agents Wanted; 10 sell Pictorial and
Useful Works, for the Year 1854.

VK7 7ANTED, in every section Of the Uni
w led States, active and entorprising
men. to engage in the sale o. some Of the
best Rocks published in the county. To
men of good address, possessing small cap
i,al of from Se5 to 500, such inducements
will be offered ms TO enable them to make
from $500 to $500 day, profit. o. The
Books published by us are NIL useful in their
character, extremely popular, and command
large snles wherever they are offered. For
further particulars. address, (postnge paid y
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
Te43I 1871 William stieet, New. York
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'ldEfSiiowsys'' Ointment and Pills, have cured
, On liberated Leg, and PrerenIed .4mputatiOn.
The wife Of Mr.. P. BayliS, of 8, Court, 7
House, Gheapsidc. Birmingham, suffered for
moro than eightyeors. from drsadfuiy ul-
ssrated limb, during great portion Of that
Iime, she was under medical treatment at
. Birmingham, where she was frequently told
that ampu,anon mus. ultimately take placs
,ss il was impossible 10 heal the wound
However, under the advice of her friends.
.phc tried Holoway's ointmcn, and Pills,
which have effected perfect cure, and she
strongly recommends others similarly affiict,
ed,'to use them, after this proof Of their e:-
Seaey in one Of the worst cases. ra -a.
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SECURE TIE MEANS OF HA1PINEsl
THE MARRIED WoMAN,s
Private Medical Companion

.r by DIR. A. NJ. MAUEIcEAU,s @ssaj
tr VRoTESaoR OF DlsEAiEs soyrweAES
One HIindredth Edition. 1sm0r PIP. go. Pres. ~ ~
[oN rISE PAPER, EXTRA BiSpiEe. 81 % -.
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LIMA, PENDLETON, GlLBOA. g.
TOLEDO, AIR LINE n ABROAD.
nj Office is hereby given hat Books will
Nv be opened on the 22i Gay Of October.
1853. to receive subscription 20 the capital
stock of the Lima. Pendleton, Gilboa, &
Toledo Air Limo Railroad Company. at PEN
dletob; by Henry Killheffer and Robert Mar
shall; Mt Glbon, by T. H. B. Hipkns. J. E
Creighton, Milton c. Ewing, and Elisha
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sURpR1z1NG OR woNDEREuL.

p sURPRIZING OR WONDEREuL,
Considering that EVERY MALE, :,
WHETHER MARRIED OR NOT can here
character and causes OF her complaints
with the various symptoms, And that
nearly
HALF a MILLION COPIES EY
.honlj have been sola. Ha l4G
1t is impractcable convey fully the ysriaus sascu
treated Of they of nauTe strictly nteudrd sr thr
married. or those contemplating marriages. bst no female
desirouS hra and lt beauty, consequent
health which condWe We to her own happiness, and that
Of her husband but eithsr has obtain IT, as has or VIII
every husband who has the love and ascu Of his e NJ
heart, that ofhis own BeSunary improvement.
upv ARDS tlI( oNc HUNDRED THOU.
.. ..r SSCVh rIEN-ar--- sEs@ry-l- z 7gf
Ilare been SENT By mhIL within the last Few m"a'A~
Nos ,,if,a tr-DyTO
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...- sSCyA HEArar--@- -EssTT-1 z ~
,,.r. been SENT By NJ IL Within tie Las, few a"ati
lAurIoN TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUpEDl

Buy no book unless "Dr. A.. NJ. Mauriceaa, liza
Librry street n y" is on the title page. Snd the cnisy
IN ne Clerk Office on the back Of The htie page and
BUY only of respectable and honorable dealers or sead
~ mail and address, to Or. A. NJ Maurieeau, as h0rS
.re spurious aud Surreplio.S nfringensan Of sopT-
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mdtrbrs. Jemelrp. &c.

I ONION WATCHES III the GREAT EAdlbl-
i ZION N-v-fort =. cOWDEROf, 10 q Char St1u--,
se. Ross P,ne,ss l. ado1 90 -1ts q ss rs "a
s- pubic bis So Of I" e - .as
The % - o. ~
n
s- % His Nscn-s
h ~fh le1L
a. a. TIE n 2 b-4s % a to I'll
nor Of Il. h.r asp>nor waisa NSvsEeots sots
/. II p.niols Of 9 nd 10
n sJENNING WATCH sud JEWELHY
". STORE No - Fsfou-tI Linz A. descriptions q COD
80 svs- Wseae. Jer-y and Silver VArs, retail lch 60
thsn the Jus pficeS
sEf.T RossELI WArcHts-Rel Robert R0sken Wshss -
ssreuied perfect uur-teep-r,
Com DuFr and Lev-r. IN pe<fct
ntsepes lncsPendeni sead Ard Quarter second sihes
soS hunlur ior unius sor--s
suIs WATCHEs-Sor,s N hInE1a
Lssfne atches, II ~eec
p~tachec Lev-rx fl e~eled =
Pafrnf leF~A -
Geld p Ssh Patent Levers nuarrg c.-s y
Fzferf Jeyers
Ard a. other ~ les Of Wstches 81 equally low prices
Dusosps-IhA1oud Crosses Breast Pms Finger Rnn EE R1g,
AZ ,he rchfsi for sac
he sesi pattern n vsety and Anted % oe
bet qu.hty.
tue best ul4ruer Us JENNlNGS, no - S-torst
assr Villsm-s., v Z.
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preau 6teamers, &t.

USTRALIA Clipper Line.-The beautiful
n shin COMORO MoCarsy, eoGDAndsr VII sal for MEL
BOURNE. PORT PHILIP. q ne o.h dsI Of JAY. positively
3, - ~ r.s.ssr sprl " " 7. DUGAN 81
LPEFLL ELLIOT No. lS Pes-<.; W. W RUSSELL No 81
OLd-dp
TOR CHARLESTON and FL0RIDA-U ) NAIL
IISF-The fzvur-r ard ast amer SOUTHERsER
" Fc-fer CommalS-r wi leave Pier So R. % SATURDAY
July AZ NJ precisely For apply
~ksre Of dIn VII y nEasd aa5 for PassEs
sPOFFORD. T1LESIONk % Nc 80 Broad <sy
Thue1h rekeu FOnss slcws To Jseksaavie s3l Pr
atks
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Gon!.


coal. coal. COAL.-CHARLES f. CARNAN
- res,ctfuy ireDd ald the pubic nA nr Is 90" p
pareo tu'lah with the best qaty OF reAn
Back Heath .rd Lyerpo Coal The ul cle1n Or cargo ~ u
be- prices and Elartnrs 20 ~ =
Olders the Poet Dthce ~" De- prDHp5 1'- -
Elctcne ard putc house. Qped y tle cafso o o ~
slle terms .igrt auas Elsraled Oaer, can = ICY =
To- n bl.or .-.uc- O. Il oce. No 81 Walls so - Green
veh.t coraer 4 Canal Noh- OF Al no LIZ 61sa"Ay'
e l. CARMAN. No . setbare-s;- near WAshinzoa-
IvOAI IN. subscriber Is nov prepared Ia supply
eorrte Nth he various Kinds Il Anthracite .nd BIZ ous
g. -. O-.rd sd heath. L-lzh H.zeol Liverpool
Orrel Csure >idfy Cumberland ne"y l 40 =
b. III e yry 80 ~ which be ursr o tn- very Owe"
possible prces ron the ses.e o.,
vafc JAgEs l. "A. southwest corner nAAy .d " A4l-t
toi- an cor Trou p-ou-st, a. 5h-sy CO.. II -
.,, a., RAM Buiansi or through Dispatch Post ~I 'ece
1ouEt aiieuuon.
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