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10 Nervous Suferers.-A retired clergyman
merry us SUFFERING Is anxious to make known The means
o. cure w II send-free-the prescription usei Dhect
ni'ey JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, No 50 Fulton st., Brook.
WE ~. " -----.. ms dend&m3nn
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" oreester ShultAc Company.

Manufacturers sHd Dealers in all kinds Of
COTTON AND NO0LEN SHUTTLES
New Worcester, Mass
diff RICHARDSON S SWEET
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WILLIAM DICKINSON,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. us Main STREET, Worcester.
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Mrs. M. w. GcraI Ids, FemaIe Physicinu,

NtASi FiaSS IA luz ea1S SAiso, SsnSht ano Salne flas
Worcester, March Is 1854 DIFF moh2e
Mrs. M. w. GcraIds, Female Physician.
Mrs. having given special aelton to the theory of
Miwery and united with the sul y about six years of
prartee three of which has been Ia this city, and without
the loss Of single mother child would, with degree
of confidence still er and her services 10 her
friends generally as she considers the business belonging
exclusively to qualified females.
B. Uterine and other Female Complaints will also
be attended TO in connection with Dr. Wilson's serpenne
Supporter
Residence s. Summer street, between Central and Ex
change SITS. Mo DIFF
N orcester BydFOpnfhfc InsGftutTOss
on Arch and Fountain SIS, Worcester, Mdsa. Tue
propretors Of this Institution aim to make it com
forta bic home for nYalids at all The ocSon ID
elevated and healthy yet easy Of access from all parts Of
the city.
The medical department is conducted by DR. s. RocERs
and has been limited to the exclusive use Of watcf
in those cases which seemed require other treatment
For tel ms, &c, address
Outdoor practice ttendedto. Office hours Ito 4PM.
au2T d&wtf
Music NOlice.-GODDAKD i ALDRIoHps
SCApHlLbE BAND, J. M, ALDRIcH, Prompter.
n r 6oDDARD, LIST Violin. W. l.. HoBBs, Clarionet.
). NJ. ALpRIoH, % 8 LIS. Powers Cornet Piston
b. K. DELAND, Double Bass. "
Engagements may be made by ~ ? Goddard, MuSury
ST., w L. Hobbs, Goddard St, J. Nj. Adrich 7Vine ST.
or b. r. Deb nd Loring Il Brothers. Musical Head
Quarters 203 Main st.
The above Band, thankful for past fayors, solicit a
continuance OF public patronage.
$50 diff
Suffering Females will find timely relief and =
FREUD IN need one well suited to their in the faithful
use Of Dr. Clough's Columbian Pills The sense OF sink
ing at the pit Of Il stomach, transient pains and ach
creeping sensations, broken rest foul tongue pondepcy
terror sghngs and groanings tremulonsness rrtabty
htfu starting--these, and much more these Pills will
cure Sold for merely 25cens box See advertisement
soia by O'sOoTT Druggist. djsB
The Editor Of the Boston Post Iays 80 We have
not uni recently been acquainted experimentay with
tn. true value of WISTARS BALSAM. From this truly
valuable preparation have received present benefit
having recently used it in of cold aud cough
win entire success, and cheerfuy recommenl il to
WORTHY Of conddencen
inns Balsam is made from materials which Nature has
aoeI III all northern attitudes, antidote for dis
eases caused by cold climates
Mature is but the name for an effect
Whose cause is God"
Let US not neglect hsr pIanest dictates. Cr
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS, on the wrapper
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL only by SETH
W. FOWIE Boston, Mass to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by his agents.
AGENTs.-James Green, D. Scott, N. b. Green, chas.
Ciark, worcester; G. II. Colburn, Leominster
IA eod2w&W2, r.r
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NOfice.-W. L. HOBBS Teacher of all kinds Of Rrass
Instruments Clarinet Flute &C. Brass Bands tang6I
i'll the most thorough manner "'Ds''
Also music composed or arranged for brass and string
0ahds ofchestras &C. Apply tc Lorng Brothers, Music
store or W. L. Hobbs 20 Winter ST., Worcester
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MRS. s, p. BOSNVORTH,
FASHIONABLE DBEss-MAKER,
NO Newbufy street, Worcester
iva 100 "a. dtf
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palm OF Thousand Flowers Read er
40 you wish beautiful complexion If So use the saIn
Of thousand FfoweTS." It eradicates all Tan pimpIes
and FrecSles from the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth leaving a beautiful perfnmed
breatl--it has no equal!
FETRIDGE & CO., Boston G. R. sPuRB, sole agent
iVA WVtSVsteI4 JeB DIFF
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w. w. KICE.
~ "A 4 = ORNEY At LAW.
ia, SSnx ,nccsss - ....sIosser Stree
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Lose WAY no MiLL.-The shin AIDE
laide arrived here on the l4th of October. from
san francisco, bringing cargo OF California
wheat, barley. &c., which paid profit 10 the
shipper Of nearly fifty per cent. clear Of OK.
penses, the wheat selling at an average of
about $2 per bushel. The same vessel is now
up Tor California, with 1000 barrels Of aour on
board, to 80 back to the same port from which
she brought the wheat. Some would think
thai $1,000 miles was long way to come to
mill.--N. Y.l.Jouy. Com. si' if'
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1as Haase tasa a25aarasa.
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" orcester BydFOpnthic InsITtutIoa
on Arch and Fountain SIS, Worcester, Mdss. Tue
proprietors Of tins Institution aim to make it com.
forta bic home for nyads at all The locSton
elevated and healthy, yet easy of access from all parts
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Exchange Hotel, Worcester Mass. Wv
au29 div mass
Balm of Thousand Flowers Read or
40 You wish beautiful complexion If So use the SPAIN
81 thousand FfowerS." It eradicates all Tan Pn1pes
and Freckles from the face For washing and shawn
and cleansing the Teeth leaving beautiful nerTnnned
breatl--if has no equal
for Worcester. is6 ~ az ~ an
To Nervous Suirerers.-A retired elervvma,
restored To keah IN few days. after many years Of great
merry us suffering is anxious to make known The means
o. enre' w II send-freethe prescription usei Dhect
y tey SVHN NJ DAdNALL, No 81 Fulton st., Brook.
SA' i.av 81 -a1 MS deud&w3m
school Commuters, or Teachers fitting mn
schoo Rooms with the Modern Schonl Desks and Stools
can purchase 80 in good condition. for ont.haf their ori
nIal cost by applying to WIN. II. EATON Proprietor Of
MASSACHUSETTS, Mercantile and Mathematical + aim y
Worcester, Mass. au25 dir y
Cameo X nObs and crops, with Pins. in satts
orsepafate. Jauy aud desirable patterns Win rcb
setting, and viii be sold low, by '''''
.dC 0Jg COLEMAN & PUTNAM,
P. s. Our stock Of Watches Jewelry and Fancy Good
was never SO large as at present. and will be sold yery
low IN or er reduce our Stock previous to onr removal
'''o ouf "s" store. n22 dtf
GooDM0W & Haywood,
Have large STOCK Of Boots, Shoes, nDd Ruh.
Dsrs' ~ WHOLESALERS also, at retail full assortment Of
sQasonlbe goods, adapted 10 the city and country ta
"io' "nioh WIZ pc solu AZ low prices. M
~eoooDSoW'............. r. HEYwoop.
N a.0 5-AAul of ..e ..,.,rl
J. Il. LINNELL, Md.
HoMGOPATHI5T AND SURGEON
tt0r nine years an Anopatlic Physicianl
oFFloE AND Residence 10, WALNUT sr WonoEsryn
vnee hours from % 4. a., and to n. AZ.
~ dom H.M
l.. u NICHOLS. Mn
~ III EOPAT HIC pHYSICiAN
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE III MAIN 81. ors1os Mann,
w FROM TO ., AND Z TO y O'CLOCK n Al fFV''N
Worcester, Oh2 20, 1893, an
Wildcr's Patent SnInmNtler 4. c.. IN
Dst ere Proof Safe IN the world, with Wlder, patsnt
loWuer ana Burglar Proof Lock- For sala H. d
hVMLAND, General Insurance Agent, No l4l Main a..
over the Quinslgamond BANK AZ l'r Ssm o''
mePmbItcnn Head Quarters and II, adj
a"k lAOomAs, always OPEN No. Central Exchanre =
hepupleans are invited cali ana make hemseyes M
home at'all times. mia an
GEORGE SWAN,
sd ATTORNEY AMI COUNSELLOR AT LAW
49, No Flngg's Buildinw,
W srl WORCESTER. MASS. d&w0moa
Dress Mailing Persons Wishing 10 emnlov a.,
exrefnced Dress Mascr at their residences can he ac
contemplated by calling on Miss GLEASON, at No, ia
-" 'l'H' - -! du n16
ARDS Boston A Eas,ern IA.
rsss 70 have rfnoved their office 10 $50 Main street
au7 an VS''
.I.I +. IA
:, Or. Henry Sargent gives special attention "A
diseases Of the hye U1ice No. II Worcester Bank Dock,
49, an " .N*N s5aNheAW
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The HILLoTYPE.-This great invention the
production OF the genius Of one Of our former
townsmen, the Kew. l.. l.. Hills. as we
learn from the Sangerties Telegraph, at length
completed. After years Of untiring applica-
tion and almost unexMnpled perseverance,.
his hopes are crowned with success. and he
IS about 10 realize a reward for his trial. He
has already received All offer of $3.50 900 for
the H'llotype, providing he will 80 to Europe
and obtain foreign patents. This he does
not deem sufficient consideration for go a
brilliant discovery, and will undoubtedly
turn 1t to far better account. A great addi-
ton recently made to the invention consists
iii reproducing the colors of nature on Coiiod.
'oaised Glass. BY awaiting himself Of the
Photographic properties Of that remarkable
substance, Collodlon, he has relieved himself
OF the difficulties attending the use of silver
pla os. This revolution will extend TO uor-
trait and landscape painting, as Mr.. Hin is
able TO copy pictures Of any size, and produce
any number of copies from one original The
Hlllotype consists IN taking all tie natural
colors by single process- every tint Of coun.
tenance, and shade Of dress, and even the pre-
else color Of the eye, being transformed to the
picture, This discovery, 1t is Predicted. will
completely revolutonize the art of picture.
taking. -Rondom Courier.
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English mud Classical ScilOOi.-Persons in
ttrest,d can c9nfrwith the Principal the office the
state Mutual las Co., 95 Main street. between the hours
of 10 and IL A. NJ, and and P. NJ.
JOHN L. GRAVES.
References. = Ho, Edward EFT, Hon Fufus
Choate, Boston Rev. A. Hill, p D. Hon. Isaac Davis
]. Lnnell, NJ D., Ell Til yer, Esq, Rev. N T. Bcut
VIM. Dickinson, Esq, Worcester.
d3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-07-28
JUST RECEIVED,


.IfftrSnh, ftIdN,
IyrUolES Nl.E and Retail Dealer Ia iron
w Nails, Castings,
G,ocrrir, ald staple Drg Goods
4 large stock Of every description ct sup
Plies for
Country Hefchanfs md Farmers,
Tho following is lis ut some OF TEE 'tad'hR
articles always kept ou hand
900 sack Rio. Havana, and Java cottci
20 bbl- brown .nger.
10 hoeshcHds do
90 bbls pnlverizod and 10 tons Tom iron
Loaf Sugar;
100 kegs of nails
40 casks bacou Sides
~ kegs lard
200 bbls whisky 100 hbl' brandles--ya.
rious brands gin, etc
rs boxes Of brandy cherries;
10 boxes lemon syrup;
100 do caret wine
100 do champagne cider;
80 do museat wine
80 do assorted cordigls
30 do essence of peppermint;
DO do stoughton's hitlers
100 60 star candles;
100 do tobacco, Of every description
25 do bar soap;
10000 seears, from Cuba skies up tn the fines.
Cedar buckets, counter brushes, counter
scales, brooms, bottles, TASKS, deeantcrs, eork~
and cork screws,
And a complete assortment Of Bar Stores
&c, &c.
Also large supply Of S,ap'e and Fancy
Dyg Goods, Bonnets, Hats, Boots, and
Shoes, Saddlory, SC, &c.
Jefferson, March as 1884. ao-ly
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Jefferson advertisements
JaSEpH 7. pREWlTr a co,

JOSEPH =. pREWiTf a co,
II AVE received large and well selccie,
stock OF FANCY DRl noOD>,
Hardware and Cutlery, winch they offer To
their friends, customers, snd the public gene
rally, on terms suitable to the EN- ency Of
the times.
Said stock consists Of Ready Made Clio
thing. Of the latest fashions. and OF excellent
style and taste, being selected from stock oi
superior Frencf Goods
Also fancy prints Of beautiful kind and
.ts 20. and rare specimen OF ladics honncis,
Of the pretueSi and ncntest, perhaps, ia this
market Saddle, and brides, OF all sizes sud
varieties and boots and Shoes, and tine ven-
,llaied hats, and every other kind OF ho, sold
in ti. market, together with all other articles
usually kept hy merchants, all Of winch We
ofyrg Loe. and would be glad TO sell 10 good
customers M soon rs possible IS We expect
.oon 10 receive large addition from \ Nork
civ. hv which we cau rom 'lme 10 time re-
FLEMISH, and thu, keep our shelves fall Of such
things as the people want, and ar, compelled
TO have. Please call and eXamlne for your
selves, before purchasing e.sc"h here and ob'lge
your friends, ........ go,
JOSEPH +. pREWlI'I q co.
Jefferson, NAV 90 l~5t ~.
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WHOLESALE and retail dealers in Dry
w Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing.
Hard and Quecnsware, Castings, Groceries,
&c. Keep constantly on haud large and
complete assortment of a, .rvt, eNYMfftief
articles. together with ai4'g utgeta iep nWnHr
Gus to name. We SCI. oh ln0nH t,,ta H
good and prompt customer taHearl as oe.
Dallas Street, Jc., fte0, F,tas
Feb II. 1853. 8$ ~
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JOSEPH r. PRE- WITT 4. co,

JcFcrS0n, Tffas,
II AVE on hand a splendid assortment of
l ! Jewclry, consisting of gold and silver
watches, ladies' and gentemen's breast pins,
OF all sizes ear and finger rings bracelets
gold pens and pencils; ladies' cuff pins, gen
tlcmen's shirt aud risband buttons, gold
claspe, breast. pins emblematic OF Masonry
and Odd Fellowship; ladies and gents mourn
ing pins, &c, Sc all of which are warranted
TO be genuine ar,ielz=, and sold cheap
Also a spcp assortment of ladies wreaths
and ar,iheial, and a lot Of superior pen
knives.
Jefferson, Nav 20, 1854. "
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Notice 70 the Public.

yI>lIOsE having cotton in store previous 70
the date OF this advertisement, VIII no'
be charged extra storage until after the hrs,
day II July following, after which time /, will
come under the rates below,
For receiving and storing Gotten
first month ~ cts per bale
Weivh,ug and marking, 10
Sbippinr. receiving, and tasyS
Bill ladiag,
All transfers Of cotton, 30
n nAll who owe me will save the cost
by paying me Immediately. -
" TUOS. r. SWANSON.
pe,ersburgh, Iune IS, 1883 ~ sm
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ONLY Two Dollars and a Half a Year (!
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

rurfES.s RErrHLictNts issued weekly At TWO
DOLLARS AND \ HALF per hnnun II paid %
advance II paid within six months. Three Dollar.
payment hr delayed until after the ak months, the
pfire will bee Four Dnllars. Single copies. One Dime
Adyertisementset ; square of len lines or less
cad 80 cents per square for very suhseqen Insertion
ANhartl discount made for yearly advertisement
Announcement Of candidates. Ten Dollar.
Twelve per cent viii be charged on advertisements
not faii iu advance.
All obituary notices oyerp square, VII hc enlarged
Advertisements
VT l~tter- addressed 10 this Office musi hy gfr
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Mrs, c. " Hunf, PropTle'Tess.
UNIIIS property has recently been purchased
by the undersigned for permanent resi-.
denec, and is now ready for the reception OF
boarders The table Will be furnished with
the bes, the narkc, affords, and every attention
paid that ia expected and required in well
regulated hotel. The propsietrea, from long
experience, ahd the assistance Of her son l.. l..
Gwinn, hopes to give general satisfaction
Travellers are respectfully invited to give her a
call. C., NJ. HUNT.
February II, 1855.
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Gov. J0HNSOs'S SPEECH.

! 1
c,,v,ssips tina State a,aio.t the knov.
-. Nv, =, ~.
, '"'"s' Nv wings INV ~ '".''''''
proper IN the Held "entry' TIE Old wing
leader is tho Is " candidate.
The following ia mn extract from Gov.
IoLnso,,. ooaa,a,, sna,.h.
''''s
Gov, JOHNSON said that there was one
other subject that he could not omit ailu
ding to ON this occasion, aud that was the
subject denomlnated hnow Nottingham
This secret poiaicdi organization, though
recent aud new. among the people OF this
country, was nothing more nor less than
ancient - a'' e HeL'po IS ann"hrance
oa1e' 4 rtw HhHo. o. BAT dnWe a' ssn.
ons gstiai's siata fae laiwaHnr Co. Con-
ti'n.HH q Hlt I ailtl a.t ., agH %, 5000
"et new afe Hsatf 'a eAroe aad sa'1' q
i tAe wAhla foaa0y 'oat 2 ans e.i'fsi'au
F in at" Nt'Af' was iha s,aflay tlaeaa 'alitr
{" nv 'aeNe fhghgel"a nlle 'ha Ase'' 3
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measures Of his administration.
On tbe an Of Apr,l. Is02 the democrat
1 ia par,y being in mower. passed an act 10,
poali,.g the nc, "a bicb had b.en pessed nm
dsF ,be oldsr Ad,ms's administration. there
/ By restoring the act which had .een ap.
nroved las Gen. Vasbinefep. which IA A.
above opotod
! Gov Jouvsov s,id that the p5'icv Of
tho re1eral mat, il reference 10 foreigners
was revived and re>aairmed in the secrci
Ifrrasonoble yfarffoyd Coarrrfan. which
wa. assembled dsripr tho darkest period of
ina var hotycan tbo Initsd Stated and
CROFT RETAIN +, the sixth resolution
adonted by That convention they mos, sol,
r..an r...i,o{.
gl,f no f.#.aa aks Atlitsrs74 t,
ss.a..l..st - g.. Hat.
ghajI g. ali li,ls A. ,s..a,at,t 'b
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EAHAM. 'HAs 70 'hAhNN'
+. VI. GRAHAM, y BRO

p ~ EAHAM. oHAs y GRAHAM
r. VI, GRAHAM, y BRO
Xxx HAVE entered into co.parlorship
~ and are now receiving q large stock OF
Drp Goosls. Graceries and PlaniGfon Ar'tc'fs'
At the old stand, Dallas street. Our stock d.
large and well assorted, and we are determined
to sell at reduced prices sos cash, or to pune
tual customers on the usual time. The follow.
in. articles comprise o portion OF our s'"c"
A large lot VI ASSORTED prints,
a large lot OF cottonaa"s
Brown aad bleached linens
Brown and hl"p'bsj do'asn's""'
i.owell- Giughams,
Black silks, Fancy silks,
TiSsures, Bcrage-,
Hosiery, assorted, Fnncy hnnne'~,
A large lot Of ready made clothing
Boots, shoes, and hats,
Travelling trunks carpci bags, r
Saddles bridies, mariinrflcS, hailerN s'd'',
Asrs. horse and mule collars hardware hnt
t,pr, artraes, traccauo i.t chains east steer
hoes Collins axe. rtH-a., ut aud hand saw -
planes. and Bench screws, nails assorted, eh,li'
and su-ensvare. Tobacco and cigars Ani also
A Axsarm. of Groccrie
Hall and Spear p.ous' Masonic aHd oaa
Fellows Rerala, and general assortment 81
everything needed in this ma'sch
p S. All those who are indebted 10 /. W.
Graham, on old accounls or notes, for the years
1850, 1881, 1852, and 1898 WI p's"se con-,
forward and ply up, and accept thanks ior p'''
iayors.
jefferson, April -, iS'i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-27
MEDICINES.
,rerx,s SPANISH ulxrsTxE.
rVHE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD


L Nor a particle Of Mercury IN a.
Az isrsLLIHLE RswrDy for Sorofeo. Kings Evil,
Rheumatism Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptious, PIN.
pies Pestale. an re Face Botehes Soils, Cronic
Sore fses Ring Worm Teter, Scaid Head, En-
largement and Pain OF the Bones Jouts, Stubborn
uleeas, syphiltic Disorders, Lumbagn, Spinal Com
paints AMI all Diseases arising from an inludiclous
use of Mercury. Inptad in Life, or lmpurny ol
the Blood.
This y.luible Medicine which has beeone celebrated
OF the Number Of extraordinary effected through
its agency hs induced the p.ieor at the urgent
quest Of their friends offer it to the public which the,
10 with the uipnst confidence in its virtues and
derf1 curative pro icres he following ccrt'hcatc.
selected hnma large number, are however. stronger
Testimony than the ari of the proprietor; aud
nre all from gentlemen well kno In their localities
md Of the highest resneesabilty manJ ofthcm resios
In the city ol Richmond, Va.
+. BOYDEN, ESD Of The Excaansc Hotel Rich
moni known every where, says IA" Ina. seen the Mcd
zine Gated CARERS Soaaish Mixture administered ~
hu adred cases IN nenrly the Diseases tor winch
il il recnnmerdeh with the must Astounding good ie
alts lie sys. IL tie must extranrdnary mcdioiH" j"
has ever
4gae and Feser- Greqt C,.rf-I hereby certify, that
tor three years had Ague and ever OF OF the most VI"
lent description. had sevefa flysic ans. took large
quantities ofQ mine Mercury, and believe oil the
TONES advertised. bur all without any permanent ."
lief At last | trea Carriers Spanish MiSnrn, t"'
BOTTLES of which effertuay cured NJ aud nm happy
TO .ay have had neither Chlls or Fever since con
slider the best Tonic the world, and the only mrIi
elmo that ever reached my case. JOHN LONGDEN.
Beaver Dam, Richmond, Va.
- D. l.uee 6s9,, NV :" " '' '
Years IN inc os C','' ~ ,l - 49, An, =" ,
a. tough; upwards ot ~ bottr, which he has Eiycr
WY ~ '" - - l.,;
10 IA "heh 'aN.l '.'t nht C,oI .
:, =. = - II l5s r l3tta1 ,s h.I,.,.,
nne " '. -. ~ -. ,C Ca,,.,,
nessea IN ilih'e' =, - I
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