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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

RuN orr.-The horses attached to the
omnibus belonging TO the Virginia Hotel,
,un OF on las, Monday evening after the
arrival of the western cars. lhe tongue
:, Tho omnibus was broken, the driver
.liah,ly hurt, male passenger OF two
iolted aud bruised little and lady oad',
scared. No Other damage
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

&C. The complaints of ;hr people Of
Har.isonburg in regard to the mail army.
ing at Stanton, induced Judge Campbell,
Post Master General, to send an agent
over the road. On Monday last, Mr..
Fiuks. the mail agent. and one of the mail
contractors visited Harrisonburg, and sat-
isiactorily ad justed all the difficulties.
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vs. The Richmond American calls the
Democratic party Heterogeneous party
This's decidedly rich from an editor who
supports the mong'el party IA fusion OF
all odds and ends Of parties that have ever
existed. "Heterogeneousl Well, that is
spicy
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Mr. Filimores Record.

Mr. Flllmore's Record on the question
OF slavery Is not such as Southern men
can endorse. The following latter writ.
ten in response TO inquiries, in regard to
his views on slavery, speaks for itself:
BUFFALO Oct. II, 1888.
"SlR: : Your Communication or III. 1a,b
instant, as chairman ola committee bv the
Anti-Slavery Society Of the county Of
Erie, has just come to hand. You sol;c;t
my answer to the following interrogats-
lies:
"1st, Do you believe that petition, TO
Congress on the subject Of Slavery or the
slave trade ought to be received, read. and
respectfully considered by the representa-.
tives Of the people?
End. Are you opposed to the annexs.
ton OF Texas to this Union, under any
circumstances, SO long as slaves are held
thereiui
I'D Are you in favor of Congress ex-
ercising all the constitutional power it
possesses to abolish tho tut. nal slave trade
between the Statess
9th. Are you in favor of immediate
legislation for the abolition Of slavery III
the District Of Columbia
IL am much engaged aud have no time
to enter into an argument or TO explain at
length my reasons for my opinion. I
SHALL therefore, content my self for the
present by answering all your interrogats-
ries in the affirmative, anil leave for some
future occasion more extended discus,,on
OF the subject.
IL am, respectfully, your most obfdirnt
servant. MlLLARD FILLMoRG.
W. Miles. Esq, Chairman"
The journals Of Congress show that N,.
Fillmore voted tor petitions:
lst. IL declare slaves free, who had
gone to sea with the consent OF their mas
tiers, and to protect them in their free
dom.
u. To repeal all laws and Constitution
al provisions by which the Federal Gov
ernment is bound to protec. the institution
of slavery.
81. Against the admission OF any aer
State into the Union whose constitution At
all tolerates slavery.
18th. Against ths annexation of Texas
solely on the ground that SLAYER, existed
in that country.
9Th. To abolisl. slavery in the District
OF Columbia, thong the people Of the
District cherished the institution and nev-
er petitionsd for its abolition.
9th. To prohibit the buying and selling
slaves 10 the District aud other Terrific.
ries of the Union
9Th. He Supported by ais vote, petitions
10 Congress to repeal the act Of the terri
tory OF Florida, to prevent the migration
OF OF free negroes to the territory.
9Th. he voted IN favor Of petitions to
naturalize and make American citizen, OF
negroes from every quarter Of The earth.
9th. He voted IN favor of petitions TO
receive negro ambass adors from the black
republic Of Hayti.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

PRorRAcTED MEETIEc.-A poIIacted meet
ing vas commenced in the Lutheran church OF
this place, Oh Thursday night last. RexJ. B.
Davis is assisted by the Luthsrn minister from
H.rper's Ferry.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05
The "Whig" Reppdiated by Why's.

The living RePqdlated By Why's.
In his speech on the Augusta ResoIu.
tons, Col. Baldwin sald the Nsiional In.
teligencer is the only Wing paper loft -
The old line Wings ignores our neighbo
Yet, he tries to ride both sides of the SAP
ling. His transitions are wonderfully
sudden. A month sincs he was intensely
"American" A week ago he wss "inde-
pendent" Now he is an "old-line
Whig," with the name ola renegade Dem
ocrat at tho head Of his columns. There
is hope for him. He may ye, completes
his redemption, and Gle in the serene faith
Of a Locofoco Rich. Enquirer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

PoETRY.-We publish on our first page
piece Of Poetry composed by gentle
man OF this place, which, in our opinion,
for simplicity, grace ana true poetical
merit, is seldsn SURPASSED.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

under our obituary head, tha, Mr.. Geo. Hup-
man, who recently died in this county al the
age Of 90 years, leaves 8 children, 81 grand
children, and SO great grand chidrens all liv-
Il,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

~ The various ministers appointed by
the Baltimore Conference to the different
circuits in this county, have. we believe,
arrived and we presume the dltrerent
churches belonging to that denomination
IN the county will be opened tomorrow.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

QUARTERLY MEETINe.-It was am
nounced from the pulpit of the NJ. E
Church, in this place, on last Sunday a
week, that the quarterly meeting would
be commenced IN that House on last Sat.
uIday. We also made the announcement
upon that authority. 1t was a mistake.
however. The meeting commences to-
night, at which time there will be preach.
ing either BY the Rev. MT. Blake or Rev.
Dr. Green.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

t. Tho April No. Of the southern Planter
has been received. II 10 frsighsed with inter-
eating matter for the farmer.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

U-Msj. James Walker refuses the use Of his
name in connection With the Shsriffal,y
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-04-05

U Kansas is particularly The ksme of the.
mechanic. Public buildings and houses are
spriagng up everywhere and wages from &2
to ~ per diem.
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That blessed Baby"

The arriya. OF the Atlantic brings US in
teligence Of two very important events
havirg traDspired in Paris. The first is
that peace had been virtually declared be-
tween the Allies and Russia, and that the
French Empress Eugene had given birth
to boy baby. This latter intelligence
has far thrown in the shade, the cotempe.
raneous event, which otherwise might
have been considered circumstance of I'm.
surpassed magnitude. The preparations
for this important event were upon scale
of fabulous splenasr-bringing into SER
vice the most exquisite taste, the most ac.
complished artistic talent, aud unsu,pass-
ed riches. The cradle in which the little
fellow is 10 hear his lullaby is the most
magnificent construction of oriental gran.
deui ever witnessed The clothing design
ed for it, Is of ttr esponding extravaganza.
The ceremonies observed on the occasion
were, according to the published pro-
gramme, of the most extensive kind
and were partici oated in by Princes, Prin-
ceses, Popes, and every dlgnitary known
to the French government. France, in
deed was in a perfect ieIment-the ma
ton laughed and cried alternately, and
we would not be a bit surprised to hear
of a number of suicides committed from
exress ofjoy. We'll, we have no objee-
ton, If il suits their taste. Tbs baby
will be none the smarter, none the happi
er, none the Drawer or none the prettier
fol- it. Many pooT child born into the
world at the same time. known to but its
father and mother and accoueher-who
will be rocked in a pine box, clothed with
6 cent calico. without caps. without shoes
or stockings, and without the regal
spendor which glitters in Mile. Feicie's
HILLS, to dazzle and bewiider the tickle
French, will be much happier, much bet
ter, and may live TO thrash the little priace
out of his shoes. Who knows' The
pomp and splendor which presides at his
advent, may serve only more widely TO con-
trast with the attending circumstances of
his exit from the world
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Mulatto Sam Cutting the Governor.
l. is not at all strange, that Sam should
wish to cut the Governors acquaintance.
His late outburst of cockney Indignation
was quite as natural and excusabls as the
cries OF the culprit under the lash. Who.
stretched on the bed of Procrus,es, would
not like 70 cut its acquaintance Who
would not dof the shirt of Nessus and
spurn it With kick, if he could? Who
would have censured Titus Oates, when
the tipstaff dashed him through London, If
be had 'ut and run-nay, broken off all
social intimacy with his prosecutor Or
who blames Cataline, when he .eut the
acquaintance" Of Cicero, and fed irom
Rome? Like Cicero, Mr.. Wise wast.s
first to discover conspiracy. and the first
to denounce it in the terms it merited.-
Cicero did not treat Catalne as the head
Of political party, nsr did Mr.. Wise 70
treat You, Sam, in his last Springs canvass.
Hic iHe lachryne! You ought to have
cut his acquaintance then, and would have
done so if your legs could have taken you
out of his way-but he followed you round
and round the State. and. dashed you a.
every jump. "And Sam, you carried
yourself away as nimbly, with as quick
dextenty. and roared for mercy, and still
run and roa:ed, as ever heard bull
calf" Depend upon it, Sam, you will
never be able to cut the Governors &C.
quaintance till you reform your habits-
But. Sam, you have one consolation; Mr..
Wise, by lashing you, will hand down
your name to posterity, rs Cicero has ha.
ded down that of Cataline. Cut his Az.
quaintaDce! No! So long as time lasts.
your name and his will be linked togeth.
er; and men will point their children 10
you as beacon to deter them from evil
courses, and to HIM as an example to inti.e
them to deeds of patriotism.-Rich, En-
Quirsr.
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BALTIMORE.

UAR. NuGGs, nxDICAs. OyFBGE, aecL Fn--
- Urinary, Baltimorenstiiuted A D. 1879, No 81 South
Gan styssr the Post OHse) gu RI rHsURI
NJ OR NO ZEE SEogIRED.--Dr Mills. e1perenceaa
physicns Alopathc school, may be eo1densiy
suited in all OF private nature OF disease
No N .sscv re- - sired ia s,0se II NOS kcnscfs~,
practiaa of over 20 years enables Dr NJ to
in the ahortest poassb'e time 10 nave safely
effected
oeuyey oobraed for The eectna andspsedy cure OF ALI
clnscs of Deases established In TINS ey az O.
refuge frou Quarkery, over 20 wears ago
Tho I'll ID Repsintisn.
moi for lhe many npplcan here for
been achsd Of their malreated by the Charistans who
flourish lkrReyn The public prints and with whom our city
Addicted se on y s~r Guard,
you would avoid injury pooun'ay of. and dsspponnent
I'd Dr NJ makes aluring poseesonA promises more
than he will honoraby perform
s~ro~dsrr ."d Chrssic Cnses.
Tho symptoms Sor. Throat liberation Of the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness about tho Nose Botches
the oldest and most nyoerae OF such casse h NJ a
willing to stake his honor aud reputation.
The TriUnaph 0S Acienre,
rrnsatss Dr NJ In restoring strong and many Wig
tho shattered constitution and removing speed.
lily ali debility OF injury Incurred from certain secret habit arc
uusurpas sed by ftcoVcr'ho OF the age
Eufeebtcd NnmIsO~A
may herr thousands from their
ronsed tho ruion OF hope, which from the
failure Qnaokere In their hther, ruitess search had be-
come almost HringtShed
poi compounds of Mercury Noxious Drugs
To Females.
tho canent OF temsls Aztec tions, Nor
dlsens,s A. quanea Dr. NJ to ard Fhr!y Relief and
dfeult Communications eacred
k guarded aud treatment marked " wiih skill and deiicaey
Dr. MilI-, sircns Prrvcniivc.
This sovo oign Rea,d, appnabe 10 either Sl be
duly prepared by mail reioi OF 90 or by renittng $40
Distan, persous cured heino by addressing DIR. j. ID
MILLS BALunonr, aetiers pon pside Medicines sent in
any direction, by mail of 'Spress
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TERMS

r XIRGINIANf ia published daily So and eoklv at
z.r annun N advance NJ paper vii be discontinued
the o'u n the ProPrie;ors until al arrearrgcs stall
No. 4aun paid
Is tire Inserted for ~ Hcens per square
- or les fai first iuerja, aud
unless otdarcd inner teen weekly aud then a
% salac charged III each Insertion II til number
ertan marked on the Ms VIII be published tn or
.arn1 nut ard rEs rsei accordingly
THE tAl.lN RATES ARR:
on s4UsT", tA}!N ~
I,r 10 10 ~
For one d. semi wecl cly...............-...'.... -
Ior Do do ~
Advertiser cns intended Tor both papers subject TO ap"
contract.
- Animal viii ae limited thcr immediate
line or the an rrfScmeRts charged trauct rai"s
n All advertisements appear in tls daily and tr
weekly papers
~, dbisre notices which eight lines charged
teab.y Tor ihe excess.
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NEW.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS


nDW6NNIE stUOUI EOR s""ss' n,
desires call the attontion oi i"en"
children ot slow mental or ph} ttH ""
,rlotrinen 10 th. that hr has opened In har"i lew
inlea ahov the city of York, healthh ml
hr ,utinl location rfi, Family school, where s",h n
BE- received and taught The experience no na h'
than eight connection with the MansaehnHS
and Siate for Idiots has shown nm
be done bringing those children TO
condition In Instances he has hah he
either eut.r school win adNshhk'
a. nsaKa duties ieNith The earlier tho
commences III, better circulars reference, Ac,
address JAMES - RICHARDS,
No aii HrohdWaN o Harlem, New holk
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ss2,aO
" hole Tickets e2o-IIayca Sl0-Quarters 90
AppRng NATION PRIZES

APPROPRIATION PRIZES
The preceding tho succeeding numbea 20 those
drawing tho plcs Will be entitled to the 1888 appro1i
pr1ca For example II ticket No. 1880 draws the
Sluouu0 pa. those thkois numbered "is l2io 1881 and
will zach be entitled TO $500 and according To the
scheme II ticket No should be dra~u the approxf
iHntons would be2 , 2pD9 and 10000 IL ebot No. 10000
should he drawn the Rppro xmntions would be o8 9gH
ticket No ~ 9oa should be drawn the approx
mAiions " III bc on the same principle.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
10000 tickets, numbered irom
10000 There full prlze1 and ess xmations,
making Ia all ! no Irsca.
The numbers from 10 900 corresponding with the mum
hers the tickets separate alps paper are rolled
and encelod with small tin tubes and placed in GLASS
wheel
The the 222 iul prizes similarly pin
ted and encrclcd placed In another wheel After revo
the wheels number R drawn from the heel OF numbers
the prize drawn from the other wheel by
boys who bndtoded The number and the prizo drawn
opened exhibited to the audience and registered by
Commissioner the prize being placed against the number
drawn Ihs operation repeated untu all the prizes are
drawn The drawing Is then printed. and after eonpari
The Commissioner certihes to It's correctness
All orders for tickets packnges IN any OF the Mary
land will prompt attention aud the drawing
mailed To all purchasers Immediately after !. over
Address T. II. HUBBARD co,
No 81 fayoo st or Box, No. 40, Baltimore Maryland
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,,,ur ,,.x,uu rOwDuU COMrANy,


n and Dealers in NlNPoWDER, having
ieurpd prices CORES with the reduced coat OF
Saltpotrc their we'll known brands OF Flee
Indian iahr and Kentucky Rho Powder In kcga hnh 'h
Istvs So Gunpowd tnr h-tng and mining comprising
assortment qualities kinds required by the trade,
guaranteed To give entire snus'avtian
rle standard Of their pONptR which has enjoyed tno
hest reputation than twenty five years, VIII 10
iod unsurpassed hy otho manufacture III me world
Forsae principal dealers aud also ht the once "i
the Company, Ne - Wall ca Water street, New \ ork
\ q. HAZARD, frest
a. l.. nutatAss S"eH,
u u " Y ~ ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NJ L.. GOODMAN, Corner opposite the 4 "D
ATn ell House. Main st ynchhurg Va has Just fere'u
aud opened his Stock ot goods which consists OF
and ne Twist double and single Gums. Rtcs OF different Ma
utaeories, Colts Repeates Allen Co.'S douhl" ana S's'
Pocket Rifles also single Self Cooking Pistols also variety
of other patterns of Pistols Of good quality Powder fhs
shot elt4 and Pouches Cleaning Rods Waddtng fnh'es
Bullet Mould Wipcrs, 81 Gun Smthng done upon sho'
notice Locks made repaired Keys fitted bes hu,s
Ne He Will cHdoaVor To give satisfaction 10 all VINO may Ia
ror him with their patronage, II within his power lerms
cash IN all cases Loot u is
(NOINrRX uERCuANTS.-O Country
friends Will find stock of CLOTHING, larger and bet
adapted Tor their retail sales than before We Will
sell cheap house in R nond Peters
burg. aud better STYLES vi Clothing
oet isl GLASS Il RA1NE.
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ruNO SHIPPERS or TOBACCO WEST,
j VIA BALTIMORE, Mp--1hc undersigned, Forward
ng Merchants Agents of the Pennsylvania Rarosd At
baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH w EST,
and from their acquaintance with the trade having been for
the Sonsgnoes of the Tobacco 60
ing through Baltimore they hater themselves that they
can give satisfaction to shippers.
Freight as low as by any other line .
Consgnmens soliciied and punetually
attended to- MAGRAW T. KO0NS,
So North street. Baltimore.
Refer to Jacob fesld Co. j Brandt jr, baltimore, r IL
Dudley, W. n Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt Preston, Miller
Gronshaw, Lyuchburg; Crenshaw &Co, Richmond
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~ requires II cold Notttcst storm to make G. \ Bliss
House the husct and most attractive place IN
and would advise all who not prepared for Win
chilling winds make haste thher ere his beautiful as
Hortmeut be entirely
lie has hand full supply of Fnrnnccs, Ranges,
Cooking Stoves of various patterns parUr bihcc and Box
and styc for wood eoa Crates that
Eurpassc in beauty and which cannot fail tC please
lie ao prepared to do all Kinds OF job
either Tin Copper Iron with dispatch and noatness
Tn Plumbing business also carried by him, in
that Ills friends and patrons both In
aud country Will profit by calling
All orders promptly attended 10.
c S. BLISS,
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"Drod." The Rife Az and Saddle Bags, by Miburn,
Martins hY Chas Lover, G john llahaN Genueman 80
ois EyrFn Mafson 50 cts lia of the Sbaumur, 81 25
pasev Necklace 75rta SpnrReouz sermons Life of Captain
NakUrs Putnam for November Bnl8us Monthly for koVcm
her r,amacns Nltehrs Ancient BIOGRAPHY and
Atlas lust received at MoRSEA.
uttyG
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ypOM a DE, superior. e. 'on,nade inhnnd-
some of various sizes. E"s" t"d cream and Lip
,e ALI manufactured hy ourselves OF the pntest materials
aud warranted equal any sold Ais" French Pomnades Of
ansuaIity Hair Hair ronics, oods Hair Restorative
sarrr rrcopher1 1us Lyons Kathairon, for sale by
STROTHER WHITEHEAD
nov Druggists.
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~ sion MERCHANTS, No. u FRONT SIR 81, New l"fki
1 y Liberal advances on consignment
Nr ,N<ISg ADAMS would b. pleased 10 hcnr from hs
ltloltis At this house. JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
tidly RDBI NJ ADAMS.
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EUANO, lUANO.-The subscribers have ust
NU completed their Fall purchase Peruvian dusno from
The Agent drecr, which will genuine NO article anu
will be sold probably lower than it ran be purchased
elsewhere all = wau Is call Ia insure sale
sb., "a A.. ANDERSON ADAMS q co
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L.. ReYSTEE, R.tQ QT'EsG1s 60 Bic',
n MOEB, Va, prepared to make liberal adrancss
currents Of MA&UFAC1GIIp AND LLAf InRAcG@ ar
produce generally % the address 't tfr re!is Ne'sr
srumue : Loyacrs, No. 90 !" stFr street, Now York.
Shpucuie M.ssrs Erummol Registers, tatunteA nr
laisc will h iory sried free Of charge.
a. J.. l;0YsTER,
J. n. RONSfE5G,
JOSEPH BRI MMfT.
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vESHE undersigned ba,i ing sold their stock Of Goods t
Messrs. Irby Saunders would most ehecriny recon
mend them former friends aud patrons
81, lSj1 MCDANIfl- III III " fhfSIOS
3-dScts
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sRr. D oi.uStan' FR srratihG GcUerds fer 0r2nn
gsI

y ths fs. aaJ iupG;as roIn4dy, weakness Of the oz
Hpaedi cured end full vigor restored fhousands
atd dehitaed who had hft all hope h'fFe
Eo.s Immediately relieved al lNpedments 70 M"tsiait
gs..r &eita qualification herNnId lsri' ab4is
e Heictrss dr eSaaus.oi q dis most tsarta.
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s. f. hce g. laos. fzuorai rms vrortires 9unciSs
f'sHs tHsHFefss EtgcN1s, running th' health 81 me
a"T atrted that Dr Gohre- deems Necessary 10 fH
''ts s. fhn~a uuac Ia:"l Vth lis r"pStat3"l tkl Hs
s#.i. NJ Hs or diploma tiWays hang in his office
4E AaIt,F Al letters msst DC post T:'. and con
H n' tlrr fidmp the 4cplr OF y III be scnt
fI4 #'lN.ly
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,gSuCWa~ BEANCE ~ SONS. G~re,',l con.
MISSION AND F0KN ARDlNG MERGHANE&, AMI,
DEALERS IN GUANO AND RGRiODITiRAL 1EPi.E
MEN1S, PETERsKuRG, NA!roduce lCieIts tnl seed
which will receive the personal attention Of 5e Fners Eetc
John NJ Ote, pr ienes Saurdcrf, aU Miller, an
Eucker cpurf; Yhomae Wallace Hon John F bia, Pau
McIlwainc VIM T. Joynes Petersburg. Warwick q 2rls
.lale Haxall d. Co Richmond THOMAS HRAkCif,
JAS. 4. BEADClL-
i-s2d rts JNG. 2. BEANCE-
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The asfg .hsuesn5S this m .ution within TIE as
{. ani s numerous Important Surgical Operation
f ust r- Hr. 5oh-c Witnessed by a" reporters Z" ia
sS 7t nary pt4- pea notices "f @lch hhNe alFea
- amin aud ssin aro tge Ffic. beside lis Fandug as
s'sa,'a # ,tarter and rct nrsih ~ Is sntetesl Foa.
s1'e it flt at1ie;ss
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= {. HTNT. y. Il. HsF n
GElST \ EHS.- 6seIrFs,l Gost,EiNs Vie
z CHANTS. VIRGINIA ST. (between Cars Ct ana H.
u h 4 Bcpot) solicit consenmonts o @abssea, @hcs
tiau-. anf pfoduce generally, tar sale
Tho also or ara all produce and msreauGe sent 30 se
Prompt personal attention paid 10 al hnness ooatd
TO them.
B.lt.onf. u arsh 25th. lt.I6. n q g y
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