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SciOtO & Hooking Valley Railroad
81 Change Of Time.
EEst;ssxst7 4 tsIas & s1 - 49,
y Sgs6ss5iVs

ON AND AFTER FRIDAY, lst of June, 1855,
Trains will run as follows;
Train No. will leave Portsmouth at o'clock, A.
NJ, arrive at jackson at IL M.-Returning, leave
jackson at ~ o'clock p NJ and arrive at Porst-
mouth at 5 PM
Train. No. leaves Jackson at ~ O'Clock A. NJ;
arrive at Portsmout at II A. M.-Returning, leaves
Portsmouth at 21S o'clock =. NJ, and arrive at jack
sor ,at 8aP. M.
Trains stop OILY for passengers at the following
stations, to witt Sciotoville, Webster, Washington
and Gala Stations, Portland, Gross Roads and Ir-
wins Station. J. W. WEBB, Sup't.
Jackron June, 7, '55 II If.
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DRY GOODS, &c.
WHAT A CHANGE!
BUM, WALTERHOUSE e. BUM.

HAVE just completed their grand selection Of Fancy
ano staple Dry Goods, which they now have on hand
aaa are selling little cheaper than the CHEAPEST.
H4ng had tho advantage Of selection in our laTgs
ana fasoionablo Eastern Cities, their stock -,
e4ualed IN quantity and quality by any
tins market. Also, having become ac0uain ~ 49,
VI ~ wants ana wines Of the surrounding community,
they can supply the wants Of all even 10 the naest
fasldiods. Ca.land sec and be convinced.
Among Their extensive stock may be found TIE
fnost articles Of Fancy French Persian Berege IL
baiHcJ and lawns, mstre5 ginghama, alpacess. VEL
vets silks-plain and fancy. Jaconett, swiss nuIis
bobincts, Grapes, lacos. Bonnet findings.
Best brands Of brown an bleachcd muslins, drns,
denlsen5, shcetngs pillow castings, cotenades shirt
ing twecd3, canbieg, Gilesias table covers crash,
canvass, and prints Of every vaiety.
fancy lot Of French collars, Collarcts, Shomi-
sets under.leeye9 arGeias, gnghams, linens, silk,
and embroidered hankerchiefs mits kids fancy silk
Isle thread and cotton gloves fancy colored dotted
and black demi Yeib. Parasols aud fans.
Black, FTcnch a American broad cloths; Black,
French and american Fancy fancy dassraeres, sat
inots and twoeda Satin, Silk, Plush and fandy Mar.
seillos yestng broad twilled Duff and fancy linonS
black, silk aud fancy craYat8.
Embroidered gossaiDer, saEns and gimp Belgrade,
Neapoltan Rutland, lace and hlir Embroidered
French lace, tuscan and silk bonnets. Misses and
childs Flats
Mems, boys and youths patent, leghorn, Panama,
wool hats-fancy Cavalier and Wide Awake Hats
Gents No extra fur, otter and moleshn hats.
az ems boys and youths grain, kip, goat,
IVA calf and enid. brogans, Gents and boys
Kip and calf boots, CATERS, ties, &c. Womens
and Misses. fancy lace boots. lasting CATERS
calf, go4t, morocco and kid buskins-chiidS
fancy lace boots, buskIns and ankle ties.
4 CARPET chain, cotton yarn, batting, wad.
~ ding, &c. Carpets, rugs, floor oil cloths,
&c. Travelling bags, sachels, umbrellas.
A FULL and general assortment of groceries,
"a Hardware, Queensware, Glassware, Paints
Oils and Brushes.
DLACK, lead colorei and fancy silks black
k2 saiins-dress trimmings. &c.
EEACON, in large or small quantities, for
q y sale low at B.W. 4 B's.
an GLASSES, so half bbls just arrived and
w for sale at B. W. & BIS.
StUGARS, by the barrel or ID. at
y B. W / B's.
DRIED Fruit, Potatoes and White Beans,
u y for sale at B. W. .&B's.
April ). '55. Buys TALrERHorsE L BuSS.
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sale of Real Estate

Administrator sale of RcRl Estate.
ON the 10th, day of June 1855 at o'clock p. NJ.
at the door Of the Court House in the Town and
County of jackson, will be sold to the highest bid
der the following real estate as the property Of John
johnson deceased, to wit: The north west quarter
Of the south west quarter Of section No. g. township
No. 7, and Range No. ~, and sixteen acres of Of
the west end of the south half Of the north east
quarter of section No. 7, Of the same township and
range, unincumberod by Widows Dover. Appruis-
cd at $500 Also sixly-four acres being all Of the
south half Of the norh east quarter Of section No.
Of the township and range aforesaid, except six
teen acres of Of the west end thereof, subject TO
the dover Of the Widow, which has been set off up
on twenty acres off of the north side Of said sixty
four acres. Appraised at $50. All Of said lands
beng situate IN jackson County Ohio. Terms Of
sale one third cash in hand one third in one year and
the residue in twoyear: deferred payments with in
terest from the day of sale to be secured by mort
gage upon the premises. -,,z ~
de bonis non of JOHN JOHNSON, Deed.
NAV II, '55. CIV
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William Aliens Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that tha subscriber has
been appointed and qualified executor, on the es'
tate of William Allen, late of Jackson County, de-
ceased. Dated this 24th, day Of May, 1922.
.sc,.Go3. Nav Ssth. is. S-v
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Sale of Real Estate by order Of
Court.

ON the 3Oth day of June A. D. 1855, at one
o'clock P. NJ. of said day at the door of the Court
House, in the town of jackson, in Jackson county
Ohio, will be sold unincumbered by widows dover,
at public vcndue, to the highest and best bidder the
following real estate the property of James Will
lington, deceased situate in said jackson county,
and bounded and described as follows, to wit: The
north quarter of the south west quarter and the
south west quarter of the north west quarter of
section No. 81, in townshipNo 6, and of Range No.
49, containing eighty acres or less First tract
appraised at $4,000. Second tract appraised at
$1,000. Termes of sale, one third cash in hand,
ono third in six months and the residue in one year
from the day of SALE with interest the deferred
payments.
ALEXANDER DUNBAR Admir-.
of JAMES WELLINGTON, Decd.
May 81, '55. 10-tds.
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ALSO,
THE UNIVERSITY FAMILY
uR HCNMMMPM PM ME@a


ISSUED under the seal, sanction and authori-
ty of
THE UNIVERSITY OF FREE MEDICINE AND
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE.
Chartered by the State of Pennsylvania, April
20. 1853. With capital of 100000, mainly
for the purpose of arresting the evils OF
SPURIOUS NOSTRUMS,
Also for supplying the Community with reliable
remedies wherever a Competent Physician can
not or will not be employed, have pprshaSed from
DR.. JOHN II. ROWLAND, his celebrated
ROWAND'S TONIC MIXTURE,
Known for upwards of twenty-five years as the
only sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE SC.
And his incstimable Remedy for Bowel Com.
plants,
R0WAND'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACK
BERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and popular Remedies,
plaintsof the Lungs,
The Universigs Remedy for Dyspepsia OR In
digestion.
The Unyerity's Remedy for Costive Bowels.
Also the Univelsltys Almanac may be had,
at the Branch Dispensary, or Store Of T. II. Clew.
ers, Il Co., Agents Druggist, Chemist, Corner Of
Columbia, and Main street, Jackson e. ii. Ohio.
May '55. IDLY.
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NJ Office,


To William Woods, James Woods, Martha
Woods and Andrew Woods,
You are hereby notified that on the 10Th, day
of May 1855 in the Probate Court Of Jackson
Comfy Ohio, Petition was filed by me as EX
cutor Of the Estate of William Woods. late of
Holmes County Ohio deceased, the object and
prayer of which is, to obtain an order from said
Court, empowering and directing me as said
executor, to execute to William Haslett Of said
Jackson county a deed in fee simple for the fol-
lowing described lands and teucments situate
in jackson County Ohio, to wit The north west
quarter of the north east quarter, and the east
half of the north west quarter of Section No.
shirty two (32,) township No. eight, 49, and
Range No eighteen, lo,) containing 1873 81
100 acres more or less, i'll pursuance Of and to
complete contract for the sale of said premises
entered into with said VIM. Haslett by said
decedent in his life time. but which remains
unexccuted on the part of said decedent. You
are further notified that the matters of said Pc
tition will be for hearing in said Court on the
18th day of June 1855, az which time said Petit
tioncr will ask for an order as prayed in said
Petition. VIM. THORNBURG, Ex'r
of WIN. WOODS Decd.
by HOFFMAN d HASTINGS his Atty's.
MAY gath, '55. 9 4-w
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Fresh Groceries.
Tsham & Clare,
CIR O S S R 0 A D S .

I'VE just received from Cincinnati and are now
opening large and as well selected stock Of goods,
az were ever offered in this market. Consisting in
part of Silks, Satins Poplins, Barcge Challi's, De
lain5, Lawns, Swiss Jaconett5, Prints, Ginghams,
and Lustrcs, together with lot Of beautiful silk
straw and gimp Bonnets, Paresos, Fans Shawls, Col
lars and Gloves also Cloths, Cassifneres, Satnett',
Brown, and Blcachcd Muslins. Shirting Ticking ana
large stock of ready made Clothing suited to the
taste of the most astidious. Also fine lot Of Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Gaps, also Queensware, Glass
ware Hardware, Nails and Cutlery,
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SherifIs Sale,

BY virtue of an execution issued from the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the county of
Jackson and State Of Ohio, and to me directed;
will offer for sale at public vendue at the door OF the
Court House in said county on,
MONDAY, THE 18th, DAY OF JUNE 1855,
Between tho hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. 4 o'clock,
p NJ. Of said day. the following Real Estate to wit:
The undivided half of the north part of the west
half of the north west quarter Of section, No. l.,
township No. q, Range No. lS containing 80 acres.
Also the south west quarter of the south west quar-
ter of section, No. So, townShpN No. and Range No.
l8, containing 40 acres more or less, situated in
Jackson County Ohio. Levied upon as the property
of Martin Owens TO satisfy Judgment, in favor Of
George MCorkhill, and against said Martin Owens.
YINTON POWERS, Shift. J. G.
BY 7. W. GlLLELAND, Deputy.
may II, j5. ids.
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
r, IN, HOW ELL,

FURNITURE WARE ROOMS.
r. IN. HOW ELL,
PEARL STREET, JACKSON, OHIO,
RETURNS his sincere thanks to his friends and
customers for their generous patronage, and shall
ever cndcavor by all means in his power to merit
continuance of the same. ! am now better prepar
cd than ever before, to Satisfy all the wants Of
house keepers, in the
HOUSE FURNISHING LINE,
Having now on hand just received, the largest as
sOrtment Of the
BEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF
FURNITURE
Ever yet offered to the citizens of Jackson COun
ty which is receiving weekly additions to meet the
wants of my patrons. The public may rest assured
that shall not be under sold by any body.
SOFAS
Walnut and Mahogany.
CHAIRS
Slat and spindle back; Scollop and mock scroll,
Bannster back, Boston and Jenny Lind, Split bot
tom, French cane seat, Grecian walnut Taylor's
banistcr, lowered; and plain; Office rim back, Chill
dren's assorted Childrcns rim back, Cradle Setees,
Bannster rocking Boston arm rocking, California
cane scat, Powered and plain; Spring seat rocking
Cherry cane scat rocking, Walnut and sat rocking
Cherry and walnut do nurse, Ladies' sewing chairs
Miss Carey's fancy sewing
BUREAUS
Protection four drawer, do col and scroll do.
Walnut dressing Walnut scroll column do
Walnut round cornCred do.
TABLES
Kitchen and Breakfast, Dining, Card and Cen.
tire.
STANDS
DonbIe lcaved wodmwcr, Two and one draw.
er, Wash stands, all varieties. Walnut desks.
SAFES
Four varieties.
LOOKING CLASSES
Different sizes, good article.
BEDSTEADS-
Misses medium, Miss Carey, French cottage
walnut Octagon sycamore high post, Cottage
do do Poplar do. do. Poplar square do IT.
field poplar, French do. Low common, Trund'e
beds, without STATS do. do. with Stats
LOUNGES
Pannel and turned.
CRIBS
Large and small.
MATTRESSES
Great variety.
CLOCKS
Eight day, "a hour, Mantle, md large size,
Metallic, and Wood case.
Jackson, May 2ith, 6S. sd ....
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LAND WARRAMTSI

ZU,UUU ANINEo VI nm led.
TIE subscriber continues to purchase Land War
rants of every size for which he will pay the highest
market price in Coin or its equivalent. As there
will be a very large number of Warrants pressed up
on the market after the first of June, gradual de-
cline in prices for the next twelve months must in
evita5ly take place. and those who make the earliest
Gales will rCaze the highest prices -.
G. HENKING,
Banker and Exchange Dealer, Gallipolis, ..
May 81, '55. 10 I'm
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RgRA9999Ssas sR g(9 Z a
over r, B. DICXasOn's store.

over r. Il. DiCAasOW's store.
JACKSON, G. H. OHIO.
u1 w. DEMYER would respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens of Jackson and
the surrounding country, that he has located
here for the purpose of carrying on the above
business, in all its various branches.
All garments cut and made by him, will be
warranted to fit.
Toall those who have been in the habit Of get
tipp their work made in the Eastern and Vest
ern cities. can now have them made at their own
~ Particular attention paid to cutting jobs
Feb !, '55 45-I
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Wall Paper and Bordering.
JUST received and for sale at
HARDING's BOOK STORE.
Jackson, april IL, Us.
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A New Map of Cur Country,
BlaCksmithing.

CLIFFORD WEBB, takes this opportunity Of
saying to the people Of jackson and vicinity, that
he has taken the Blacksmith Shop, known as the
Hatteu shop, next door to the Old Steam MILL
where lie is ready to do work Of all kinds in a su.
perior manner. All kinds Of MaChicnry, belong.
lug to Steam Engines, Mills, Wagon and Car.
rage Ironing. Horse Shoeing, Rail Road
Plows, of the most approved patterns, a so manu-,
factured besded every thing that can be manu-.
factured ont of Iron will be done to order on the
most reasonable terms, and on short notice. He
would most respectfully solicit share of public
patronage, and will endeavor, by strict attention
to the wants of his patrons, to merit the same
Please call aud examine for yourselves,
n B. Ready.Gade Wagons Of all kinds al
ways on hands ior sale very low.
Jackson, april 26, '55. 5-y
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Cash Rusinaas.

WNDAA ~I3I@"ANl11'
THE subscriber wishes it particularly understood,
that ho has from this date, adopted tho CASH BU-
mess. lie will sell little cheaper than any other
man in the town Of Jackson. All kinds Of
Fresh Groceries.
His stock is now full, and Of the best quality His
old customers and everybody else a.e invited to call
and see him.
tzg'All those knowing themselves indebted to
him, either by note or book account, will please call
aud settle, and save costs.
ALEX. CRISWELL.
Jackson, April 10, '5j. Aft
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JACKSON MARK ETs.
JACKSON, June Ia, lS55
BANK NOTE LIST.

THE following list is corrected every Wednesday
just before putting paper to press, at Bennett
Co.'S Citizens Bank.
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A MAGNIFICENT WEDDING IN PRosPEcr.-Ths
Richmond Dispatch treats its readers TO the follow
ing wonderful piece of gossip:
We make no excuse for referring TO grand nup-
tial occasion which is TO take place next month in
New York. Iii gotten up on a scale of ostents-
ton and munihcence necessarily giving il pub.
Lefty that will force reporters-n spite OF their
well known repuguance for such things-to notice
it rs part OF the chronicle not 20 be withheld from
the public The parties are wealthy The bridegroom
is Louisiana planter (sugar) and the bride is the
daughter of New York Judge The preparations
are of the amplest kind. No Presidential tour was
ever SO magnidcenty provided for, evenin the day
fold Hickory. There are 8, 900 guests invited, ali
of whose expenses are 20 be borne by the inviters
The bridegroom Is TO be accompanied by 200
pairs Of young ladies' aud gentlemen from the South
and will pass through this city about the eth jolly
That's something 10 watch the cars for) In his
ute he will be joined by recruits in every city;
or the attractions will utterly throw IN the shade the
Aeshpots Of the wealthy Camacho." There being
no possibility of accommodating the multitude at a
private mansion the St Nicholas Hotel has been
rented at 81 900 day for four days, during which
there will be royal Teasing. The most Distinguish.
ed caterer In New York has been engaged TO gu
the post Of purveyoF for the vast Assemblage Of
guests. Every art and every expenditure that can
add 20 the pomp and circumstance Of the event.
will be employed. Wealth there is in abundance,
and the parties are determined that the ceremony
and attending circumstances shall exceed in gran
duer anything that has ever proceeded III We viii
not for the present let our fair readers into the
secret of who these people who are about 10 be-
come so notable; IL would diminish the interest Of
the affair 20 tell them all about IL at once So We
will drop the subject for TO day,
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MAJOR HENRY This distinguished orator ad
dressed American meeting on Wednesday night
in the Court House. We have heard Major Henry
in his palmiest days. We heard him in the excl
ting canvass of 40 and "a, when he spoke as none
could speak, but those who have the blood of Pat
rick Henry in their veins. We have heard him in
the advocacy Of his own claims before the people.
We have heard him at the bar, when jories and
Judges would smile when he smiled, or melt in tears
when he poured fourth his strains Of pathetic elo
quence. We have heard him, when we thought he
surpassed his own unrivaled eKcellencies. But
never have listened to such a speech, even from
him, the one we heard that night. The facts
strong and well selected the logic forcible and
irresistible aud his audience we're spell bound by
his rhetoric. 1t was not only good speech, an
excellent speech, a soul stirring speech-t was
MORE il living speech--it will be forgotten
by uone-and the young men who heard him, will
talk Of it to their children long after the great
tor sleeps in his grave.-C2lrk. Chron., 6fh.
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Ey- A correspondent OF the St. Louis Republi-
can, wiring from Whitehead, Kansas Territory,
under date of June 2Sth, furnishes the following in
relation to the difficulty occurring between Gov.
Reeder and B. F. Strngfellow, some account Of
which we have previously published:
Yesterday morning Gen B. F. Stringfellow, Of
Weston Mo. proceeded TO Gov. Rs. residence, near
Shawnee Mission, and after introducing himself to
the Governor said ~ understand, sir that you have
publicly spoken and written of me in the East as
frontier ruffian, and | have called to ascertain
whether you have done SOY"
&. Gov RI did not so write or speak of you in
public"
Gen. S.-"Did you speak of me in those terms
anywhere, or at any timer"
Gov. R.-"No sir"
Gen S.-"Did YOU use my name at all?n
Gov. RI may have used your name in private
conversation"
Gen. S-"Did you use it disrespectfully? Did you
intimate or insinuate that was other than gentle
mau?"
Gov. RI might, have done So"
Gen. S.-"Then, sir, you uttered a falsehood,
and demand of you the satisfaction of gentle
man | very much question your right to that
privilege but nevertheless give you the opportunity
TO vndicate your title to that character, by allowing
YOU to select such friends as you may please, and
| will do the same and we will step Out here and
settle the matter as gentleman usually do"
Gov. RI cannot 60. am fgting man."
Gen. S.-"Then will have to treat you as l
would any other offensive animal"
And with that he knocked Reeder down with his
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EAST TENNK ssEE-The Athens Post of the
9TH, contains the following in regard to the
prospects in that end of the State:
In our own section everything looks bright and
cheering. 10 Anderson, the farmer Of Marion, is
prosecuting the canvass for Congress with energy
and vgor, successfully indicating American prin-
cpes from the assaults Of his competitor, and ma
king troops OF friends wherever he goes. As the
contest is no longer bet Eeen wing and democrat
but between pure American sentiment on the one
side, and that reckless and dangerous spirit which
courts foreign influence and panders for foreign
votes on The other, il is unnecessary 20 predict
where Tennessee win be found. We confidently
expect a victory in August that will forever crush
out the anti. American spirit in this State.
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Mr.. KcEwen's Speech.

JoHN A. MoEwEN, Esq, addressed a very
large audience at the Court House, Tuesday
night, on the American question. With cha
racteristic eloquence and power of PhilOsophic
argument, he held the close attention of his
hearers throughout an elaborate vindicatiOn
of the origin, policy, and apparent destiny OF
the great AMERICAN PARTY. We have not space
this morning to attempt even a synopsis of the
points of his argument.
After Mr.. McEwen had concluded, Messrs
BnBo and SHANE made short speeches. in re-
spouse to calls from the crowd.
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE
on, NATURES INFALLIRLE SPECIFIC.

EN0R the Prevention and Cure INTERMITTENT aud RI
Il MrTTESr FEvEss fEyKK aud AGUE, CHIILs and FKvER
DUNB AeoE GESESAL DEBrT, NIoHr swKArs aud all Other
forms Of disease which have common origin In MALARil
MIAsMA This subtle atmospheric poison which at GER
tain is unayodaby inhaled at every breath the
In character wherever Il exiss-Norh South East
Nestand will every where yield 10 this newly discovered
anhdote which claimed TO be the DISCOVERY ~
This specific harmless that il may be taken by per
sens Of every age condition, and il will subs-
iue ior disease others s worse Is too often the
su in the treatment by Qunine, Mercury Arsenc and
other poisonous deleterious drugs particle Of aoy
which IL admitted into this preparation.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
LARA.
Il will entirely protect any resident or traveller even IN
Che most cky or sWAnpy localities lrsm Ague Bal.
on disease whatever, any injury from constantly inhal
ing Malaria or MasEaa.
Il win instantly check the Ague in persons who have suf
ered for any length Of time from day twenty year,
that they Iced never have another chill b. continuing
is use according 10 directions
II viii Immediately relieve all distressing results Of Hi
ous Ague 6seases Sach general debility night
Ac The patient ~ begins appetite and
strength and continues until per and radical cure
Is effected
FINALLY s use vii Danish Fever and Axue from falie,
and ali classes Farmers and AL laborng men, by adopting
t ~ preventive VII be free rom AgEe Bilious ATTACKS
IN that Of the year which, while the moz scky
b the most valuable 10 them.
One or two bottles VIII for ordinary cases. scme
Directions printed In German Frsnca and spanish, as
company each bottle
Price one Dollar Liberal discounts made 70 the trad.
Trade circulars forwarded application. and article
Wi be consigned liberal terms responsible parties hi
Jas. A. RHODES Proprietor.
A0ENrs.-Nsw York-c v. Cicksnsr 4 Co aaa q n.
Ring; PhilAdsphia--f. W. Dyou q sons.
= And for sale By dsaleFs generally.
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