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From the y. Y. Mirror. SEPT. 9.

LrvERwoRT AHp TAR.-Orihr virtues nf Dr. Roc
crs cnnsh Medicines prepared from tie afnve Hr'i
clrs. il is needless speak lis efficacy in spccdi
" rnring Coughs Guilds and nihcr lung complaints
which 100 frerGnrniy. if neglected. result in Com
sumption. is we'll established III public confidence
10 need tuOgY now.
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WHOLESALE AND RE Al L
Family Grocery!

WE KEEP constantly on hana LARGE and
w well assorted Stock Of GROCERIES. viz:
Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee,
nIolasscs, Syrup, Mackerel,
Whole Half and Quarter barrels. and Family Mcfs
Alackrr,. in Kits.
SPERM q ADAMANTTNE CANDLES. LAMP
AND LiNSEED OIL. RhISINS. AL
MONDS. NUTS OF ALL KINDS,
PRESERVES, PICKLES.,
Fresh Lobsters, Salmcn and Sardines,
CANDIES,
SPICES ALL KINDS, SMOKED IEEF ToEcCES,
FINE OLD BRANDIES, WINES.
Nectar, Eagle and Rye Whiskcy,
Also
4 Yell selected Stock Of CROCkERY end
GLASSWARE. BOM ERS Il HIT.
Hamburg Nov ). 1852. II 4"
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUDED!

Bny book unless Dr. h VI. Nlariccan, 100 Liberty st.,
). " on the tle lagr aud the entry III lcks tiicr
the back oihe s conesIond< heren aud buy only
dress 10 DR.. 4. VI. Mauriccau
Full title nse with contents, together with few page;
treating oi important subjects every married female, will
be free charge any euclosg letter stamp iu
prepaid letter, addressed a, herein
ITOn receipt OF Fifty Cents, FOR Ono
Dollar for the fine Edition crtrn blndIng,)
"THE MARRIED. NYOMAN'S PRIVATE
MEDICAL COMPANION" Is sent (,nnJird
free; TO nny part of the United Stairs. All
letters III ust he post-pnId. and addressed TO
DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, Box l22i. New
York City. Publishing Office, No. 120 Liberty
Rtreet, New York.
r:V" For sale in this place al the Drug Store Of NJ
A. G.. TEAGuE. Price only Fifty Cents.
July 81, 1852 GIN 81
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REMARKs.-This is the common practice,
friend b., and one to which we are obliged
to resort for want of an exact knowledge of
what each particular crop needs. We have
no doubt great deal Of medicine is ad.
mnistered in the same way. A mixture is
given, that something in it may hit, where Il
simple article would have been better, had
the disease been thoroughly understood. la
manurng from compost heat made up of
all sorts of materials usually collected on
farm, do we not apply from it certain sub
stances already aboundng in the soil, and
which the crop does not need. 1t seems to
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ed it is for smiling wife to meet her hus-
band at the door with his host of happy
children. How it stirs up the tired blood
of an exhausted man when he hears the rush
of children upon the staircase, and when
the smallest mounts aud sinks into his arms
amidst right mirthful shouts
NEGLECT OF DOMESTIC DUTIEs.--ln this
neglect othousehold cares American women
stand alone. A German lady. no matter
how lofty her rank, never ftr5ets that do,
mestc labors conduce to the health of body
and mind alike. An English lady, wheth, r
she be onlya gcntleaan's wife or a dukes,
does not deSpse the household, and even
though she has housckeeper, devotes a
portion of her time to this, her true, her
happiest sphere. It's reserved for our Re.
publican fine ladies TO be more choice than
even their monarchal and aristocratic sis
ters. The result is i lasSitude of mind often
us fatal to health as the neglect Of bodily
exercise The wife who leaves her house
hold cares to the servants, pays the penalty
waicll has been affixed to idleness since the
foundation. Of the world, aud either willis
away from cnnui. or is driven into all sorts
of fashionable follirs to find employment
for her mind.
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'I'OlHcdl

PEFORE me by Levi Mcdaniel, residing four.
ID teen miles West of Edgcticld G. lI.,a DARK
BROWN MARE MULE, three years old next
Spring, and appraised at $50.
A. c. COFER, NJ. f. d:
Feb 10, 1853. min
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Hamburg & Edgefeld Plank Rid

rINIlIS ROAD is now open for travel from Ham,
i burg to The OLD WELLS. on thc Pine House
Road, and by the Martin Town Branch from Ham,
burg to near the new Bridge over Stevens Creek.
Persons travelling or sending their Wagons or
Vehicles to Hamburg by the Martin Town Road,
can avail themselves Of the Branch Plank Road to
Hamburg by turni' to the left, half mile above
Ilar,ly's Church, by which they will avoid all the
hills and sand On the Martin Town Road.
The Roal will be completed from Hamburg to
The Pine House about the lst of November.
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Co-Partnership Notice.

7 HAVE this day associated Mr.. THOMAS +.
L HIT in business with me, which will in future
bc trails acted under the firm "f l!owEns & llrrr.
). l.. BOWERS.
Hamburg, Nov ), 1852.
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Notice.

A III. Persons indebted to the estate Of Henry +.
IN freeman. decd, will come forward hume
diatcly and make payment, and those having de-
mands will render them in properly aitcstcd.
j. Fl. JENNINGS, Ex'or.
t,. Al
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NGticc.

4 IL persons indebted t" $. E. Lowers, WI
a please ,A'l and pay their notes and accounts,
as am drsr",s Of closing MY old business inmc-
liatr'y. ;. l.. LOW EKS.
Hamburg, Nov 5, lS:".a
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Notice.

A III Persons indebted to the Estate of Sarah
| ~ Frndy, decd. will please make immediate
payment. Those having demands will present them
properly attcstcd for payment
ID. j. GILCIIRIST,
admir- de boni8 non
1S
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Potatoes, Onions, Sc.

A CONSTANT supply of Potatoes, Onions.
N Oranges, Lemons, Coconuts, &c, may be
found ut +. lloDGkS, AGENT
Noy 9G IL
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TIE WRIT needs no guilt to break
husbands heart; the absence of content,
the muttcrings of spleen, the untidy and
checress- home, the forbidden scowl and
deserted heartll--thcse and other namelcss
nrglects, without crime among them,
have narrowed to the qnick tie hearts core
of many man, and planted ther.', beyond
the.reach Of cure, the gem of dark despair.
Oh! may woman, before that sight arrives,
dwell on the rccollccions Of her youth, and
cheri<I ing the dear idea Of that tnneful
time, awaken and keep alive the promise
she then so kindly gave. And tho she may
be the injured, not the injuring onc--the
forgotten not the forgetting wiie--a happy
aliusion TO the hour Of peaceful love--a
kindly welcome to comfortable home--a
kiss of peace t. pardon all the past, and the
hardest heart that ever locked itself within
the breast Of selfish man, will soften to her
charms, and bid her live, rs she had hoped,
her years in matchless bliss, loved, loving
and content--the source Of comfort aud the
spring of iov.
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ClOaking,

DICII Colorcd AMI Black VELVETS of various
III kinds for Nantillas and Cloaks. a few pieces
of handsome polished CLOTH for Ladies Cloaks,
with some of the richest trimmings made For
sale cheap at GkAf bhoIuEno,
Augusta, Ga, Nov II al
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'IorGrTcS. NJ. d.. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

I!orGnTCN, Vt. D., PhltIrPhll, III
Til. truly WONDERFUL. REMEDY f'r Indigestion,
Dvsur,sa .Iul,rc Liver Complaint Constipation. allh
Debility. C;:r:;. al.r NATURES OWN METHOD 10y
Natures Agent. The Gastric Juice Hall ic'sl""nl"
Pounds Of Euasr Beef IL about iw" hours hl OF lr SnI"cl
PEPSiN is The CHEF element, or Great DliESi ~"
rril.:Ir of The Gastric .irhc Solvent q" the Food. '
pnrr:ins Pres ryn. and Stimulating A.n "i the S''arh
anI int >iin.s Il is rEtrac,lrl from the Ds,svr Sih!arh
III thu OX. hrS f.rInn. TUE niGESl W. ~ ~
,r,r;sv Iik .,,r natural t;a<rc luce in S Chemical pow
rrs and fern, ,l,mg COilrLETE and PERFECT st l.
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Pcpsin N E',u:d AID Ecwdc-.
IL u,rl.u.. rEi,SlN is r.r,.lrIrI in rnwllir and

rr TIuug:,,n, rEisIN is prepared in Powder and in
F;i arIt.-,nd in !rsr p" ral$ fr ilr Use 'f lhs-
clans The Powder will b.! >u ly Mail. free {" P">:as". f,r
nlr Dollar sen; !n i,r. ll";glnn. ph!a'lriplia
rva;. Circulars iir Physicians nay b. 'b:anrd Of Dr.
lInIgl,n his Arls. describing :!ic wh'' rrc,e' "l r-
nnrI.ul and vI:: the a,;h.r!,.N lrn which The claims
r His new remedy Last ~ is NIT y SECRET
REMEDY NJ Grtn rn hr raised a:aIr! lis uSr by Ply
S"iaIls in r.lrrai" s!nd a;!d Regular practice Price
nNE DOLL. Nr m i,li.lr.
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= Nn AIc0EnL. RITTERs CR ACIDS

INU E-IOVI-U1I' I141 II--1S Wv 1-o1~7@'
Remember h's Er. llo,'GIToSS PEPSlN Is grca
Natural Remedy. free from ALCOHOL" III IEES. ACIDS
and NAT%EOUS plI'GS II is extremely agreeable la
the :;:s: and may hr taken by the most frlr patients WIN
c:nno ril water cracker wi!n acute disir"$s. Beware
Of IrtrgsrI iiniHtinnS. lrpsn is moi drug.
CURES Is EVERY TOWN.
Dr. IIntc'ons I'rI&rS has been tested frT upwards
IF Two yrr- in every large il, the lnt" State: anl
the GEMS ref iyslmpcS I" many r,iarHa!Ir Crrs
IN every Town. Nun, details nI cures. certificates i
rhy>;rHS nu Patients, are given in the Circulars i shed
r AncnIS. a,r:Y.
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Scientific Evidence !

Gail IN The igr. anl gel Descriptive Circular Gratis
civiu. u large a.n.n: # SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE from
Iir:rs inmal Cl;S:ry: Hr Comh"S Physiology or DiSr-
tinn pr Prrrira Food and Dic: Dr. John W. irtl,rr
nr New York unvrrS.y r'i. Dmn.|iSnnS Phys;""sH W.
Lhrr with rlIr:s Vi from MI pas nf The ntrl
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Rates of Toll

lloiScOHck travellers, ~ - -
Vehicles "n meeting. are each entitled to half the
PLANK TRACK, and tic Drivers arc required to
turn 10 the "RlGllTu'
II. y. KENRICK, President.
Hamburg, srptS If 81
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T,IVER COMPLAINT,


JAUNDlCE, DYSPEPSA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES OF
TIE KIDNEYS, AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING FROM
4 DiSOrdcred Lirrr or Sicmcch, such as Con-
stiyafinr, Irmard Piles. Fuiiness or BLOND 10
the Head, Arid'ty Of the Siomach, Nausea,
Hcmi-Lmn. Disgust far FOod, Full"cSs or
Weight in tie S!omGch, SOUR Erucfaf'ons'
Sinking or F1ufsrrirg at the pit Of the Stomach,
Swimming nt the Head. Hurried and Difficult
Breathing, FI"ttrr:"g at tic Heart, Ch0hi"g or
Sn6ocat:ng sensations rrhc" i" a lying posture.
D;mucss cf rixien. Dots or Ii.oJs before the
Sight, F"rrr nad drill rain i" the LrHd. Dct-
cheney IF Pcrsp:rcticn. IeH'rn"ss ot ne S6'n
md Eyes. Pain in tie S;Gc, Back, Chest
Limbs, DC. Burning in Tie Flesh, $nddrn
FlrShrS Of Heat, Constant Imng;"ngsc NJ Er't
ard Great Depression Of Spirits, can be effect
ually cured BY
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SMSt,yy.G Tf,5s,

Every Dol,,c nf GENUINE PEl'SIN bears the written
s.la,,re "r J. n.!,i"r. NJ. d.. sc proprietor, Phacl
,lhia PA. C'ly-rigit aud Trade Mari! secured.
sS'"Sn! by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
s73"Snl ash hy q. L. PENN. lIgc;Ir!'l G. H.: WAED
LAW IL LYON. Ahlrvill" C. IT,: PRATT &LAMES, New
berry. amd A. j. CREIGHTON, Hamburg, sc.
.IuIy oS
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Read and be Convinced

nr. IToorLAHps GErMAx ErTTEEs. manufactured ly Dr.
arhsr, ar. rrruiTIrlr.! lr {" the mort lrnn!-
nru !,'r!rrS Ur hr faculty article "i much iracy IN
rS> nf female week.-Mrs.. S such is The would ST.
wise a!l rurrS n.ar lui'lr. and titus save themselves
much sick us. Persons i I!,ta constitutions will nd
r,.s, trrr advantageous their hril We lnnw fr"n
experience aluary effect they have upon wcch systems
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AN EXAMPLE.
TaoY, MICHIGAN, Aprii s, 1853.

TRoY, MICHIGAN, Aprii s, 1883.
To tie Editor of the National Era:
AS you have noticed our efforts in Troy,
Michigan, in the cause of freedom, thought |
would Just give you the result Of our town cleo
lion, hoping it may encourage other towns TO
the same efforts we have made-as ] have no
doubt the same amount of labor and expense
in circulating documents and newspapers 1.-THE
latter Of which are mostly paid for by the
readcrs would produce like results in other
towns. At the time Of the promulgaton OF the
Pittsburgh platform, there were not known TO
be over ten or twelve political Anti-Slsvery
men in town We Immediately organized, pro-
cured and circulated documents, solicited and
obtained subscribers for the Era and other
Anti Slavery papers, and by these means obtain
3D. out of less than 300 votes cast in the town. 49,
After election We continued our exertions, hold
ing frequent meetings our own talking;
(exceps In one instance, we have had no fore'gn
add Yesterday our town election came Oh.
The Wings and Democrats agreed TO unite,
and We elected our ticket over all the iorce
they could bring 10 bear, by majority OF 81.
This We consider the result Of legitimate ac-
ton, although We are charged with fansticism,
onthusism, 60 ! should like 10 zoe these
facts published just arrange them to your own
liking Yours, &c, Nm. q. STONE
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LocKpoRT, NIAGARA Co, N. Y,

April Is, 1888.
To the Editor of the National Era
A few weeks since, our friend John Roberts
informed you of the result of our village cleo
ton.
Last Tuesday our town officers were elected.
The Saturday previous, q ticket was nominated
under the following call
Independent 7o0n Caucus The friends
Of Freedom, and oil who arc opposed to slave
holding dictation, whether from Baltimore
Platforms or Executive Absolutism, and who
desire to have the affairs Of the town managed
by those who will represent thom, are request
Cd TO meet at Concert Hall, Daviss Block, on
Saturday, April 9th, at o'clock p. M, for tho
purpose Of nominating ticket to be supported
at the ensuing town election.
stockport, april 4. MANY CITIzESs.o
The caucus was well ATTENDED full ticket
was nominated, the whole of which was tri-
umphantly elected. Since Charter election,
the Hunkere and Silver Grays had been active
to prevent the success OF the cause OF Free
dom at the town election, but all their efforts
have proved abortiye. The majority for our
ticket was seyenty-fve in q vote Of 1900.
Alouxo T. Prentice was elected supervisor, and
Mortimer M Southworth, Justice Of the peace
each by SO majority, and John Roberts asses
sor by ne maiority--the balance Of the ticket
ranging from TO 80 majority.
The result Is highly gratifying, and shows
what may be done by organization, firmness,
and spirit Of Cancellation towards the friends
Of Freedom In the two old parties.
think many Of the Old Guard in other
places will recognise the names of Roberts
and Southwortb, and will rejoice at their Be-
lection. A JEyyERsoNIAN.
p. S.-The Board Of Supervisors in this
county will stands Hunhns, 2 Liberal Dem
ocrats, 2 Silver Grays, l Liberal Wing and
Friends Of Freedom,
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fro BE Continued
For the National Era.
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS OF THE FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. GALESBURG


adopted April I'd, 1853.
Whereas, some year and half since, the Of
fcers of this church pctitioned Knox Presby-
terry to take such action in reference to slavery
in the General Assembly as would make their
continuance in connection with the Assembly
to depend upon the question whether the As
sembly separated itself from slavery; and
whereas the Presbytery has taken no such ac-
ton, and maniiests no disposition TO take any
such action as requested ON the subject, but
appears willing TO remain in connection with
the Assembly, and, by consequence, with slave
ry: therefore,
Resolved, That this Church cordially approve
the action of their officers noticed above.
Resolved, That we hereby request our session
to send no delegate to Peoria and Knox Pres
bytery, until the Presbytcry shall take the
ground against slavery in the Assembly indi-
Gated in their petition, or in some other way
satisfy the session that they will forsake the
Assembly unless the Assembly forsakes slavery.
N. CHURCHILL, Clerk.
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For the National Era.
L0NGIE FOR SPRING.
nv LUELLA CLARK.

nv LUELLA CLARK.
Bitterly bleak blasts are blowing
Still and stsseily It's showing;
Stern and sad my heart is growing
All the prospect how forlorn;
Chill and cherries clouds are hiding
Yondsr sun. which, Ger abiding
All triumphant should be riding,
Making merry this March morn
o that Spring, with footstsp CHEEKY,
Would dispel the Winter weary
Wrap the hills and meadows dreary
In her rose -anointed robe;
o that she these clouds would sever,
Putting them to fight forever,
Bringing storm and sadness never
On the green and gladstone globe.
Would the rills, through long months holden
BY the frost, at length would holden,
Spring to meet the sunshine golden,
Wooing them along the hedge
How long to hear them flowing,
And to mark green grasses growing,
And the tiny violets blowing
All along their NOISY edge.
would see the soft shoots sprnging
would hear the turtle singing,
Visions of fresh gladnoss bringing
To the hopeful household caves;
would watch the moist buds peeplng,
Meath the snow so long a-sleeping,
And the May flowers coyly creeping
From the withered autumn leaves
Could / greet one dewy dawning,
Could / spend one rosy morning
Mid the rural, rich adjoining
OF the graceful greenwood bowers
would sing away this sadness
In an ecstasy Of gladness,
Revealing in blissful madness
All the bright and blessed hours.
Vi. o for one Of those releases
Which the sense enraptures seizes
When the blossom breathing brOeEes
Scatter, as they wander by
Buttercups and blossoms blue,
Ever beautiful and new,
Frightening daily with the dew
From the still and starry sky.
Yellow violet coyly hiding
Where the woodland streams are gliding,
In secluded nook abiding,
Like some sweet but timid souls,
0 that Spring at length would WOO thee
How the loves would gather to thee,
II, like me, they only knew thee,
Nestled 'mong the NOISY knobs.
How / long for rural rambles,
Lingering mid sweet-soented brambles,
Where the sportive streamlet gambols
With the reeds where lilies grow;
How yearn 10 be a rover
Through the clumps of clustering clover,
And cool cowslips, covering over
All the sunny mead below
Last nights dreams bright visions bore me;
Sunny skies were bending DER me;
Pleasant paths opened before me,
Leading to maple grove
Fairy foliage interlaced me,
Long and Ieafy vines embraced me,
Laughing stresmlsts murmured 'hasts thee, y
Wooing me with them TO rove.
In green haunted dreams how lightly
Beats my heart and 0 how brightly
Come these blessed visions nightly,
Mirth and melody TO bring;
Yet this morn bleak blasts are blowing,
Still and steadily It's showing,
And my saddened heart is growing
Weary, waiting for the spring
Angels of the fragrant flowers,
Breathe upon the budding bowers
Send, o send refreshing showers;
Speed thy coming, lingering Spring
o that thou these clouds would sever,
Putting them to flight forever,
Bringing storm and sadness never,
Till we greet the robins wing.
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BUELL. & BLANCHARD, Painters,
Sixth Street. few doors south Of Penn. Avenue
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GnAnAMs STATION, Ohio, May 25, 1919.
Mr.. X. 4. SELLERs.-I think il rpbt. for III.
benefit OF Others, To state some facts in rela,,"n
to yonr excellent family medicines.
have used your 'emifuge largely in my own
family, one vial frequently answering for expel.
ling quantities lsay 100 TO 20O) of worms fonu
two children. have also used your Liver
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have, in every instance. Produced the effect de.
sired.
As i am engaged, in merchandising, am abl.
to state that have yet 10 hear of the first fail.
urc where your medicines have been ,lsed in
my section of the country. In Conclusion. I
may state that they are the medicines of the div
and are destined TO have very extensive nonu.
larity.
Yours, respectfully,
w. II. PINNELL.
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NE keep on hand and for sale Glass, Sash,
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sticks, shaving brushes, thmbcs, hooks and
eyes. needles, tacks, French sauce pans, wait
ers. etc. OAK.
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A Storm at sea-. Ships
CapsiZed,

N7E, the undersigned have this day enter
w ed into co-partnership in the PAINT.
ING business, and ask Of the citizens Of Ironton
and vicinity liberal patronage. 1t is our in-
ention to do our work in such manner as to
merit that favor from this community. OIL
work shall be peN done, and our prices reasona-
BILE and regular. That the public may not be
misguided, we deem it proper here to state
what our average prices Of plain painting on
new work, shall be per square yard. First coat
cts, second coat IA cts, third coat 19 cts. II
our work after proper inspection is not found to
be done in good and faithful manner, we will
orfeit the work. All we ask is trial.
SAMUEL BURDErT,
EDWARD II. CHAMBERS.
Ironton, January 28th. 1858. tt.
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