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iD@ We had the pleasure OF reading num-
Der of the New London Advertiser, edited by
VIM. o. Irish, Success TO it. A. HAWKINS.
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House PAPER.

A LARGE assortment On new and beautiful patterns q
"A House Paper. Common mediam, satin ana soiaeSs
mon velvet and gold borders More opening ana e9s
by (4D SAWfAA
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Bows w anted,

no furnish with good Shoes, for the cash, by
L April 30 J.W. ROBERTS.
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Notice.

fNIIE undersigned having been duly appointed by the
Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County Of Lincoln
receive and examine the claims Of the several creditors
The estate Of Margaret Davis late of Phpsburg in said
County deceased (now Sagadahoc hereby give notice
all persons interested therein, that they will be in atten
dance for said purpose at the Office Of Joseph W. RUSSELL
in Bowonham the last Saturday of September October
and November from O'Clock to four T. NJ Of each day.
JERE. MILLAY, (cr,u,sson.rs
EDWARD MERRILL,
Bowdoinham, June 14th 1854 3w2
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O. A little girl named - Stinson, fell
through The sidewalk in Gardiner last week,
and broke her arm.
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q We learn that Torrent Engine Compa-
ny, No 2, have disposed of their new engine
to the city of Hallowell. An order passed
the City Council of II. appropriating $1,000
for that purpose.
The Torrents are soon to organize as
military company.
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Oliver o. Howard, and Charles G.. Saw
tele, Of this State, are OF the West Point
graduating class this year.
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For Sale,

THE valuable house High Street occupied by s.
i j. NEALLEY Terms reasonable and good title
given Apply
Z. S. j. NEALLEY or ID. Bronson, agent forthe Owners
Nav liz 4Stf
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DRIED Beef Northern sugar cured Hams, Lard
Pickles by the gallon and jar, Ketchup &C. for sale by
SO A. G. PAGE
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CITY Of Bath.

Clty OF Bath.
In BOARD OF ALDERMEN, May 8, 1854.
ORDERED, That the Quarantine Regulations be fol-
~ lows viz On and after the 10th day of June next and
until the 10th day Of October quarantine shall be
had all Vessels their Officers, Crews, Passengers and
Cargoes their arrival from any port where any conta
gous Sickness prevailed the time of their departure and
all vessels on board Of which person shall have
died. have been sick with any contagious disease during
their hOmeward bound passage.
No person shall be allowed to go board Of shore
from any vessel when quarantine without permit from
the boarding officer Vessels will anchor on quarantine
ground, opposite the South Steam Mill
II Pilots will take of the foregoing regulations
and act accordingly. B. e. BAILEY, Mayor.
wv. F0ssakT, City Clerk.
ISRAEL PUTNAM, Boarding Officer.
Nav 90. 1851. td49
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PROM the subscriber Sunday, 25th inst, inlented
Il apprentice, named 0srow NJ. Morse, aged about. ID
years. He has light complexion, light hair, light blue
eyes, rather short with the back part his head
When he left he had check Shirt blue pants and
suth hat All persons forbid harboring trusting
HIM my account shall pay debts Of his contract
ing Any person who will return said boy give inform
alton where he may be found shall be suitably rewarded
Topsham, June IS, 1854. JAMES TARBOX.
3u1k
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PianO-POrtcs, MelOdiOnS,
and Rced-OrganS,

Constantly hand, or furnished at short
TS~H notice, from the best manufactures, and
N U warranted 10 give satisfaction They will
BE- sold at the forrest manufacturers prices.
Piano Fortes from the well mandatory ~ Brown
Allen, Boston, Mass, and Patent MeIoions from the
mandatory Of N. ID. Smith, New London, Ct
The above for beauty
and quality Of tone; please call and examine them.
IL Wareroom S. c Sawyer's, WilknsOns Block,
Bath, Me. A. W. BECKWITII, Agent.
Bath, June e. 1854.
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ECEIVED this morning. the largest assortment OF Fig
IL ured Watered and plain Dress Silks; also Figured,
Striped Plaid plain Coored Dress Silks at least 20 to
per cheaper than offered before. Please call
ana see for yourselves. OWEN co.
June 20.
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Fruit and YegetabIes.

LARGE variety of Fruit and Vegetables In their
II son. received weekly by boat from Boston, New York
and South by 50 A. g. PAGE
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Twenty-Five Cents

GENT to f. G. COLLINS, Saco, Me- post paid will pro-
- L. f. Dow's rs Receipts, how Make Money and
valuable Receipts worth five dollars per Receipt.
Saco, April 10th, 1854. 5w49*
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SPOKEN.

June H. lat ~ So Ion 80 o. ship Josephine Harding Is
ds I'm Richmond for London.
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Dress Silks.
Ice Ice! Ice :!

EIGD, striped plaid and plain dress Silks, complete
sortment just received by OWEN co,
April 81. 40
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Kennedy,s Medical Disco,
Choice new Cheese,

TINHE genuine article, for sale by
i 50 A. G. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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NEW VISITES.

A LARGE assortment now opening by OWEN co.
q June 20.
White and Slate Grape Sh1WlS.
OPENING this morning, few very fine Grape Shaws
" Please call and examine. OWEN & co.
June 20.
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LCU sale BY D. o. WEEKS
April 26. 40
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India Silks.

NJ 0W opening, the best assortment Of India Silks
~ offered in this city. OWEN Co.
April %. 40
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Found

IN the enclosure Of the subscriber i SOW PIG. The
owner is requested to pay charges and take her away
Bath, June "A, 1851. 3w2 SCOTT MORSE & co.
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Window Shades.

WINDOW SHADES, Fixtures, Tassels and cord pic
w ture cord and tassels. For sale by
NAYS. SAWYER & MAGOUN.
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DOR Ladies' nice Tp'd and Fox'd Boots, the of
IL April 20. J. w. ROBERTS.
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LARGE STOCK OF
NEW GOODS.
THE undersigned having disposed Of his old stock at
1 Auction, now offers fresh frem the New York and
Boston Markets. the largest and hest selected
MERCHANT TAILORS' STOCK,
offered in this city, consisting in part Of
English, French & German BrOndcIOths,
ofevery color and quality, American, French and Ger
man black and Fancy Doeskns and Cassimeres-somc
very rich.
English and American Cashmereits Erninetts, and
great variety Of Spring Stufs-some very fine Satin,
Grenad ne, Damask, Marseilles and other
VESTING9
both plain and fancy, which will be sold wholesale
RETAIL manufactured to order in the best style at the
lowest cash prices. tts
A large assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
Of The best quality. Custom Made Clothing Of my
and other manufacture.
HATS CAPS Umbrellas, Oil Suits. Rubber Goods, &c,
offering superior inducements the public TO call
4Sf w. HAWTHORNE, IS Front St, Bath, Me.
THE LADIES
MILL find at the store of Misses FIELD & WILDES,
w Centre Street, Of the latest and most beautiful
styles of Straw and Silk B0NNErS, RIBBONS, &C.. &c,
in the city.
stock just received from Boston and New York
Prices low.
Bath, June 81, 1854. 1f
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Bow Wanted.

A SMART active boy about 16 years old, to learn
"A Bookbinder's Trade. Apply to
80 SAWYER MAGOUN
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Lave Hearts.

r Owe Heauts and Love Mottoes. These articles con-
IL tain Language that the bps cannot express. For sal
by AUDANSON BHOS>
June 6, 1854 lmeA
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HAS removed few rods TO the house recently occupied
III BY Mrs walker Of Washington and Pearl Streets
and eo attend 10 business Ny nnt NV ~eA ." T
day. Ao
MayR@.
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NEW and beautiful assortment % Gold and Silver
"A Watches, Jewey &C. just received and will he sold
cheap. II. n. q. MARSTON.
Bath, Nov. II
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Piano FOFteS
NASUFAcrURED BY
c a NJ EEpS |. 4 coo sons lh.,,o..
HALLETr, DAVIS A Co,
EDWARDS son, Portland
For sale at manufacturer prices, by
Jan II. SAWYER 4 NAGOUN Book sellers
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have bean respected had ne, with his wives
and children, paid visit 10 bis kindred.
As my husband is yet in his youth. As
well as myself, londy hope We shall live
to see that day.
For already the star Of Jacob is in the
ascendency; the House of Israel is about
to be restored while " Mystery Baby ion,"
with all her institutions, awaits her own
overthrow.
TIL thls is the case in New Hampshire
NV kindred will be under the necessity of
coming here to see US, or. on the other
hand, We will be mutually compelled 10
forego the pleasure o. each others CON
pany.
Now. dear sister, mus, close wish
all my kindred and old acquaintance to see
this letter, or a copy thereof, and that
they will consider IL AS II written ic them
selves. | love them dearly, and greatly
desire and pray for their salvation, and that
we may all meet with Abraham. Isaac, and
Jacob, in the kingdom OF God
Dear sister, do no, lie, your prejudices
aud trm' 'ons keep you from believing the
Bible nor the pride, shame, or love OF the
world keep you from your seat in the king
dom OF heaven, among the royal family ot
polygamists.
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A SAD SroRy Referring to the execu
tons for desertion at the camp OF over
California hllibustefs, the San Francisco
sun says;
>rlher Morrison, one of the victims OF
whom we speak, had young aud fondly
attached wife and child 1--WE years old IN
Illinois, the place oi his birth. he had
written to her to come out and sent her
the necessary means to do 50 ana about
two months since this devoted woman 'ei'
her home and friends with n heaft bn"NAh'
with hope to meet the object OF her love
and iealty.
About one month ago she arrived wltl'
her chGd on our shores, aud then Tor the
hfst time learned that her husband han
been enilced to JOIN the hllihns'ets- she
Immediately wrote to HIM. informing hlm
of her arrival. aud begging HIM to come to
her and abandon his nnlustitahic enterprise
Morrison received thus letter, and instant>
~ set about fulfilling his duties IS man
aud citizen, by abandoning the camp OF
the hllbusters aud starting for San Fran
cisco.
But he " counted without ms hos' 'o'
Mr. Walker Immediately dispatched par
" in pursuit, which overlook Morrison near
San Diego and compelled him to return
with them. A second letter from his vile
soon after reached him. and the unhappy
man determined to leave Lover California,
and at all hazards return to his family,
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FRESH ARRIVAL
OF SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,

A Ward Il |irions.
WE have Just received, and are now open,
w ing, large and handsome assortment OF
goods, consisting of all the articles usually
found in Dry Good stores Lad'rs aud Gs"-
ti,u,n's Dress Goo,is, Linens, Cations, Pia"-
fai,on Goods, Hats Caps, boots, a'd Nhocs'
Croek,ry, Iioiioe. and Hard,oare. Our sssor,-
men, of ladies' goods has been selected ~',''
grea. chs. The patterns which have lately
been introduced are very pretty and cannot
fail to please, and we particularly invite them
to call and examine our specimens We have
also handsome assortment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
as well selected as has ever been brought to
this market
Planters would do well to call and see ou'
selection Of plantation goods; and families
our specimens for Housekeeping.
In fine, our stock is full ard complete
And if good selections and 10" prices viii IN.
ryte custom, we have right to espce, RAPID
sales. Our Cd friends and the public gene
rally, are invited to call on Nv.
WARD 4 \I\lO\.
March -, 1854. 30 ~
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some because they have nothing else to do
some IRON constitutional love OF tn,
"crltter, some to create al artificial ex
element, and large proportion to be socia
and from force OF habit. OF this lattel
class. It may with truth be said, that the,
hnd no special pleasure in the cuP and i
1t we're not temps'ngly thrown in their path
would forget IT'S existence. No one IN
Shreveport, we imagine, who voted against
the suppression OF drinking houses, had III
contemplation the prohibition OF the sale
and use OF intoxicating drinks. They sup-
pressed them because OF the demorallalng
Influence which they exerted over society ;
because they were the resort OF loa'ers !
pitfalls to the wayward feet OF youth, the
theatres wherein were enacted recurring
scenes OF riot and bloodshed. No one
denies that large amount OF liquor is
consumed mere now but t3t II - con-
snmed to the extent to which it was, or
that the same Inducements to participation
presen, themselves, as did ere the strong
arm OF the law lnterposed to restrict ems
i'ghtened liberty We most empha,lcally
deny. The dim taper OF hypothesis must
pale its Intellectual fire before the sun
OF truth. Does the right exist to promote
temperance and virtue Does the right
exist to proven; drunkenness and crime I
Then il such rights exist, Ia It not expedi'
ent to exercise them u experience es>
tabltshes the expectancy OF a measure, Is It
not right aud proper to adopt and sustain
III
Were our friend TO confine himself to the
platform Of "moral suasion,' we should
give him credit for praisewot,hy and be-
nevolent sympathies. Not so. Tie main
tains that the prohibition OF the sale of
liquor by the drink, IS abstrsc'edly, civil
~. and politically wrong" and he cannot
So. how il can roo, out ntemp.rauc..
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WuAr Is ARtsro,R,o, tn reply 10
this question, Gere,al Fox, a disii,- .ui,hed
orator ~ the French Chambers, gave the
following answer
An.tocfacy IN the l9th cen'nr, is the
league. the condition of those who would
consume without producing, live without
working, know wi,hou, learning, carry all
honor. without deserving them. and occupy
all the places OF government without being
able to I'll them
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riytPER THAN EVER !
Y-CUEAP CASH STOR L

sourH SIDE OF THE PUBLIC SQUARE
MARSHALL, TEXAS,
~ TlETFORD tenders his most sincere
I d. thanks to the Ladies' and Gentlemen OF
Marshall and vicinity for their very liberal pat
ronagc for the two past years, and trusts from
the
Great Inducements Nom offered.
to merit continuance Of the same.
now offer my s,eck on hand and receiving,
Of over six thousand dollars worth, at
Tireniy-fre per cent on FIRST Cost
Please call and see VIVA, BARGAINS
House and goods at cost,
~ All notes, and las, years tickets due.
Please call and settle, and oblige
&. THETfORD
Marshall, April, 1851.
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Aunt" inquired medical prodigy 81
fifteen, fresh from a lee,ur. on surgery,
" wha, do you think the most d'hcnls ope
ration N surgery Don't know char
ley--wha,l" "Tsking the jaw of wo
man ;" answered the young hopeful.
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THE TEXAS REPUBLICAN.
oulv Two Dollars and 4 Half 4 Year !!
n. W. l. . y q u T. u Y,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


r.vT,x.sEsrualicA Is issued weekly At TWO
COLLARS AND A HALF per snnum II t~d in
.I.,nrr II paid within s,i months, Thr-. Dollar n
.meo, he delayed until after the 81, months. tho
,,,e- viii b, Four Dollars. Single copies, One Dime
Advertisements. per square Of ten line. or lea.
.,J 50 cent. per square o' every snes-q-n' Insertion
81 i,henl discount made for yearly advertisement.
.no,nr,m-ut Of candidates Ten Dollars.
Twelve per cen, will be charged on advertisement"
An obnary notices over one square. will he charged
- addressed to TN, Office mus, be pre-.
pad
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NJ RICHER, Civil Engineer, resident IN
W. Marshall, has the honor OF app'isng the
Planters and Merchants, that he is prepared to
undertake the drawing Of plans, drafts, models,
and Of every description OF mechanical and ar
eh,ectural work.
iie will also superintsnd the execution Of
all such work, and guarantee its faithful per-
iormance.
Fifteen years employment by the French
Government, and three different patents for IN
ven,ions, will insure for hin public confidence
For reference, apply to A. Ru'ier -.
February l, 1884. n1e-tI
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Arsss.n OF Mr.p--Lord Holland tells
of a man remarkable Tor absence 81 mind.
who. dining cncs on a shabby rspAst with
a friend, fsncied himself in his own house
and began to apologize for the wrs'eh"d'
nss. Of tho dinner
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Lay il down ~ a rule. never. 10 emile.
o, in any way show approval or msrri.
ment, At any trait in child which you
should not wish To grow with 10 growth,
aud strengthen with ito strength.
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Lady Bslwss. Ia ~ lsss uovsl. " Dshls1
the scsnsA" wrtAsa u hss hsshood, -
scribss hss hero - =" . solid Need q ~
enaslsd with villany. vsassesd VIII vh,neL
and highly tarnishsd With Hypocrisy"
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Hossxs roa Tuaxsy.-la - osiliuh
House Of Conmeos, On ~ ~ issl. IT
J. GiAham statsd hat 0.9o0 heeoss ~
been already embarked fsem Eaelssd ~
Turkey. and he ssssQss Hinslaya ~
heen chartered 70 convoy so ssss. vAisA
nnmbse il wcald eoavey u see UP
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We have, quite unexpectedly, becom,
involved in a discussion Of the Temperance,
question, with our very worthy neighbor o
the Mansfield Advertiser. We are pleased
to say. however, that it has been conducted
thus far. without heat aud without ac,mo
ny, ~ all discussions should be, aud we in
tend that il shall so continue. We disclan
the entertainment OF such benevolent sent
ments. and such all absorbing interest in the
conversion OF drunkards. a. would be
likely to excite in our bosom An animosi,y
towards those who are indissoubly welded
TO the whisky barrel. We have no grea,
! personal Inconvenience to bring as sacri,
fetal offering at the altar Of Reform, and
we defy the world TO produce man more
inclined TO allow others to do as they please
-prorided such freedom does not operate
detrimentaily to their neiehbors, nor inhct a
plague upon the well being of society. Our
first article, touching the subject OF mora!
reform in Shreveport. and which our broth
or Shearer seized upon as the text Tor his
subsequent strange and untenable argu-
ments, WAS not dictated in a isna,ical spirit
Of reform. Our aim did not extend beyond
the pleasing task OF rescuing from oboquy
and reprosch too long the blight and nils
dew of its social adyancement-onr own
cherished home. the trustee OF the few
worldly goods with with which we are Ell,
dowed, to whose citizens we are bound by
the tender ties OF love and gratitude, whose
vices we will expose, whose virtues defend.
and in whose prosperity we will ever re>
Joice.
We are invited, BY our friend ia his last
issue, to the discussion OF the two pr6mi>
nent points he calls them, to be consd>
cred IN the question: first, the right, and
secondly, the expedieney Of the gallon law.
We are emboIdened to meet the task by
its simplicity, and the ease which must at
tend tie performance. We shall not IA
,igue him by recoun,ng the evils Of iutem-
perance; no avows himself tired OF such
recitals aud We are AS 10th TO niiict as he
to endure. We are provided, we are
pleased to say, with most accommoda'
ting adversary. In the number of his pa
per previous to the last, he had no doubt
the Gazette was correct in its laudations of
the expediency OF the law in Shreveport.
He now declares that the law, if endured
would no doubt finally succeed. but at too
great price. And VIVA, is TO he the price
Of ITS SUGGEST Is il to be discharged in
blood IN treasure, or IN the tofmentiHg
thirst with which the dfuukard is to be
visited We shall wait to be enlightened
on that point But the burden oil our
IL 4 4. II. al.
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FOR SALE.

4 NULATsTO woman aged about twenty
~ Ave. A first rate cook, ironer, and washer
and = splendid seamstress She Is honest
truthful, and devoted to children. Apply a
this Office.
Marshall, Nov. 5, 1853. nl0-u
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a Letter from q Mormon Wife Dsisn:i log
rslygany

FAIVRAn0
Mrs Neli,da Nsrden Pratt ma of ihe
seven wiyas of a distinguished member of
tbs Utah IeyislHturp has addressed 10 her
,i.ter Mrs l,dia Kimbsu of Nashua. \
II a letter /, which she defends nolyga,
nv. and sustains her course OF life. The
letter Is written with ability. n vein OF Nous
devotion oeryndpp IT, |, is very long. bu.
we make the following extract. to show
the strength of the deusion under which
these people are labornp:
Now. dear friends. much as ! long to
see Won and dear as Won are to me. | can
never come TO these terms. feel as
though the GOSPEL had introduced me- into
the right family into the right lineage, aud
into good company. Aud besides all these
| combinations should ever become SO
/ beclouded with unbelief of the Scriptures
and heavenly institutions as to agree with
my kindred IN New Hampshire IN theory,
still my practical circumstances are different
ana would rear continue 10 separate IN
ny woe ana almost 'n'pas'ao'c gun
Wy GEAR s's'ef' WIN we scriptures oe
lore me- couia never ma II IN my "eaf'
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The pol,p,mic law of God opens to al,
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Hon. B, +. Neal has assumed he publi>
cation Of the Nusc~s Valley.
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MIR. A HERRING respectfully invites the
Vl attention Of the community 10 his Pic
,use Gallery.
Rooms up stain in The building formerly
known % Sanders and Mcdonald Drug Store.
Rooms open from ioS A. NJ, I'LL Up. NJ
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Al their ne,r stand on The corner opposite
e.. &. Gr,gg 4 Co, WeM Of The square.
n WOULD respectfully invite the attention
" of their friend. and customers, in Harm
u sou and the adjoining counties to their
large and carefully selected stock Of fresh and
Genuine,