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Burton.-Joseph Davis, Rep. n
M w. NJ. Jordan, Il. d..

Bunon.-Joseph Davis, Rep. 36t
W. n. Jordan, '.d.) 29'
i Dayis's maj. 81
Yorl.-Chas. Came, Il. d. Electsd.
WeM.-Clark, 70. d.. Elected
Ki,ery.-Mart bennett, 70. d.) Elected
cLAssED TOWNS.
Acton q Shdpleigh,
Nathan Brackett, Rep. Elected.
Berriek q North Berwick.
Samuel Gubtcll, Rep. Elected.
Cornish q Liuington, q.
Freeman II. McKenncy, Elected.
Alfred 4 K,nne6unk,
Sylvester Littlefeld, Rep Elected.
Lebanon & Sanford,
Lyman Butler, Rep. Elected.
Sssh Bersriek q Eliot,
Asa Gowan, Rep. Elected.
Limerick & WaierborO'.
Abam Coffin, "a. d. Elected.
ParsOn.feld & Newfeld,
Saml c. Adams, Rep. Elected.
Lyman, HolGs q Dayton,
I J. S. Murch, Rep. Elected.
10 Republicans. Sham. Democrats.
: Last year, s Republicans, II Sham Dem
, ocrats.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
ell REPUBLICANS,
8 Portland-T. A. Deblois, Henry Fox, Ed.
. ward Hamblin.
Brunswick-Joseph G. Given.
Westbrook-Sewall Bracket.
Gorham-Joshua L. Hall.
Freeport-Ebenezer Wells.
New Gloucester 4 Raymond Sewsll
Gross.
GRAY 4 Otisfield-Warrcn II. Vinton.
Cape Elizabeth & Casco-Isaiah Gould.
Falnouth-Jeremiah Hobbs.
SWindham Il Sebago-Jacob Marston.
Harrison & Baldwin-Samuel Walker, Dr..
DrNocRATs.
Scarboro & North Yarmouth-Chss. II.
MOulton.
Standish Il Naplcs-H. NJ. Chadbourns.
Bridgton-D. Ingalls,.
: OXFORD COUNTY.
} REPUBLICANS.
Paris, &c.-Elisha Morse.
Norway, &c.-Saml. ii. Houghtou.
Waterford, &c Josiah s. Hobbs.
Lowell, &c.-James Dccring.
Fryburg, &c.-Thos. MOulton.
Bethel, Aetna q. Kimball.
Rumford, &c.-Joshua l.. Weeks.
Dixfeld, &c.-0ri.on Rollins.
Hartford, &c.-Samuel Is. Holt.
PENOBSC0T COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
} Bangor-Sanuel F. lIersey, Thomas N.
J Egeny.
} Hampden-N. G. Deering.
} Brewer, &c.-Samuel b. Stone.
D Dexter 4 Corrina-Josiah Crosby.
} Exeter L Garland-Artemas Merryman.
} Herman, &c III. Chase.
Dlxmont, &c.-Il. G. Bickford.
} Newport, &c.-D. Q. Stewart.
} Orono K Glenburn-Aioses Parsons.
} Milford, ter Smith.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
Norridgcwork-M. l.. Burr.
Skowhcgan-John w Pattcn.
observation-disclosures Lord.
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
Augusta-Wm. 7. johnson, James A.
Bicknell.
Waterville-J. II. Drummond.
Vassalboro, Co., Martin.
, Monmouth, &c.-Geo. ii. Andrews.
Yienna-Joshua Little.
ANDROSCOGGIN.
REPUBLICANS.
Auburn. Dingley, Jr.
j Poland--Thomas Lane, Jr.
Minot Il iJanville-D. d. Sawyer.
Durham-W. ID. ROak.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
Pennington, &c.-John b. Morrison.
Chcstcryille, &c.-David ii. Chandler. +.
Wilton, &c.--Andrew Linscott.
Weld, &c.-Nathl. Cannon.
Strong, &c.-Abel Pottle.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
RErUBIicANs.
Iewiston-A. Garcelon.
Tupsham d Lisbon-Joseph Barron.
Dresden 4 Perkins-Jas. Houdlette, Jr.
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almonsrs Of tho frsswill offerings Of al
who sympathise with them In their trying
and painful position. ]. q. W.
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Republican Head Quarters (!
Ar
BEsTH0VET HALL. Central Block,
- Rooms open Day and Ereniag.

am opposed to slavery in the abstract,
and ON principle, sustained and made habit
ual hy llng settled convictions. While l
feel lnaexiblc in the belief that il ought not
to be in,crlered with where il exists under
the shield Of State sovereignty, l AN rNiLEx-
IBLY OPPOSED TO IT'S EXTENSION on rms Con-
TINENT BEYOND ITS PRESENT LIMITS.
JOHN C. FREMONT, 1856.
al repeat that never can and never will
vote, and no earthly power will ever make
me vote, to spread Slavery over Territory
where it does not exist"
HENRY CLAY, 1850.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
HANCOCK COUNTY
ruII COUNTY.

Sls7 s7o4 sI7 CS5l 1913 O572
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two hundred and fifty men, had eight Ut
Osawatomie yesterday. We had Eve men
wounded. Capt. Boyce, Of Lexington, had
his wrist broken; Frank Gordon, Of Clay,
was shot In the shoulder; young jackson,
Of Howard, was shot in tho mouth - badly
hurt George Gordon, Of lafayette was
shot in the thigh; young Parker Of lAiay.
cite, was shot IN the Leg. The Abolition
lists made the attack. We killed twenty
and burnt the town.
On the ame evening largo number
made their sppearance near camp. we ei'
pcct 10 have fight ct Prairie City. We
then march TO Lawrence, where We viii
have tho big fight. We need men and
means. There Are hero now l200 men, and
about 500 opposite Lawrence, that will OPP
crate with Us.
Brown was supposed to DO killed at ossa.
vstomic.
Tho St. Louis Democrat has correspon.
dent in Kansas who thus sxculpates the
Free State men:
al have characterized the several battles,
Of which have kept you fully advised. ~
being imprudent on the part OF the Fes
State Settlers; but when We consider the
fact that tho United States troops werc ap-
pealed to dishand these gang Of young
gentlemen In vain, when We consider that
not ono of the murdcrers Of FREQ State men
heretofore have been brought 10 justice, hat
rather encouraged by patronage from Mr..
Pierce, and BY b,ing enrolled a. United
STATS o6c,als, No are led 70 look upon
tho uprising Of tho people ~ perfectly nat
urAl, II not perfectly right. In Judging Of
these things, people should lay the case In
question In IL true position; divuting
themselves Of all prejudice, they should ask
themselves, what II thess murders had &C.
cured 10 our own State, and che sutbori-
tiss had refuscd 10 hiring NE masdersn 70
justice-vhat would We have donsi' -
Civil war exists-thcrs u no dcuying thu
and civil war would b the result anywhere
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Border Ru6iani,m Is lsw in che dust,
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eeptembss, "a, 1885 the following articles n the
prices thereto a&xed, there insert the list sccof-
ding 70 the class Glasses proposed for delivers
bic In the city OF Boston, New York PhilsAel-
phfa, Baltimore, PittsburR, Cincinnati. ST. Louis,
Detroit o. Chiosgo a. the csse may bel on OF be-
times during the yesE 1857 ~ may be ordered by
the Commissioner Of Indian A6airs; and Tor
wei VIII also furnish, AZ the ssme prices. such
additional Quantities Of the same kinds and uali-
ties OF goods, ard at the lowest martet prices,
such other articles % the sAne class but Of dif
ferent description, rs may be required for the
service OF the Indian department during TIE year
psfpossl be accepted for, here insert the numbez
Of the class or classes proposed for, Tor vel
will, within ten DAYS thereafter. execute q con
trnct accordingly, ard give security satisfactory
TO the Commissioner OF Indian Affsls, for TIE
faithful performance OF the samen
Each proposal must slso be accompanied by q
guarantee, In the following form, 10 be signed by
cy must be certified by United States judge OF
distfit attorney:
Is We hereby guaranty that the above bidder,
for bidders, i ff a contract shall be awarded 20
him, Tor them.l according 10 his Ter theirI fore
going bid or proposal, VIII sxecute crontract ana
scrbed In the advertisement for proposals for In
dian goods, dated septembz 70, iea; and we
agree to pay any and all damages or Losses which
the u nited States or the Indians may suffer by
ree son Of fsiiure TO do the part Of the said
bidder" for bidders. .-.
No proposal viii be considered that does not
strictly conform TO the terms and directions Of
requested to examine the samples before making
their proposals. -. :
GEO. w. MANYPENNY,
ne 2td3t&3AwtOct31 Commissisner-,
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EVENING STAR.
A rREMoKr RALLYING SONG
TEE CONQUEST OF CALIFORNIA.


Mes NV rHx AUTHOR when the board Of
inquiry on Col Fremont's accounts asked him
how II was that so few men ate so maay cattle, he
proudly replied that " IL was necessary to cut of
The supplies Of the enemy"l
Down The Sacramento Valley rode Col. John c.
And bis soldiers followed after, you may bet your
"we must Conquer California ~ was the gallant
~And we'll do i without bloodshsd, for life Is
sweet, +" said /.
"NOw look ye men our enemy must perish ton"
do SEifs,
IL when he comes to Hght US he finds no grub to
We mus, eat up all his cattle and starve him from
For without beef, It's very plain no Mexican can
stand" ' ..
So ne came to. Senior Vallejo's, aud says Z" My
Jus, ante up your cattle, Tor want them every
Out.pake the Don, In deep distress, {. Don't steal
H., my beef a., P; cyi r,.mon, Min. u,,,.
Sam will pay"
These gallant soldiers went and drove the cattle
" And now pitch in ;" said Fremont, /" MY mer-
ry, merry men!
On your ELECTIVE functions hangs the honor Of
our fsg, -
And he who soonest eats beef may make the
loudest brag :"
They ate Ike Brauemen, long and well; aye fell
the cattle then!
And tn sodomens grew rotund Of these gallant
Fremont men; -.-#
A beef day to every man was but small sup
ply;
Soon Aai.h they vaEejo's rancho, they ate him
high and dry.
Then, sallyins forth, they marched away, the
country DER and DER;
The Mexicans did loud complain, and fearfully
they swore;
whsre'eI they went saunt Famine did follow in
their trail,
For they ate up all the cattle, from head and
horns 10 tkl. b.
Thus was conquered California; for when the
beef was gone, -,
fhs mexieans had naug Int TO eat, and perished one
by one;
And tn glorious Fremont soldiers grew SO heavy
and so fat
That each man rode six horses, because he
couldt by any means get along with less
- than that.
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& u 70 q $500.
Great Southern Mail Linsl
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Between washington City and The South !!

VIA: ALEXANDRIA,,
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AND DAILY TO THg
VI to / " A SPR NGS
Leave Washington at............6 O'Clock, A NJ.
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travellers Will Ind the Morning Line In con-
nection with the Virginia Central Railroad, the
Cheapest, most Pleasant and " peditious note 10
THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS,
Greenbrier White sulphur and FauQuier White
Sul ph1r, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs
WeiI's Cave, Natural Bridge, Lexingto &c
OMNiBuSES and BA66A6E WAGONS
viii be at the Washington Railroad Depot to con-
sey PASSENGERS and BAGGAGE, ESs Of
CGargs, TO STEAMER GEORGE .K-s
PAGE, FOR ALEXANDRIA, dis &sESS
ance o. SIX miles, allie wing ample time for M ea1
Fare from Washington TO Richmond s5 SO
Fare 90 " Danyille I n nm
Fare &C 6reensborongb 10 n0
Tickets procured on the boat.
Expedition and Comfort are secured by this
Route, az itisa LINK OF FIRST GLASS RAILRo.p
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO DANVILLE
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FC X II A X r x k'S FE R RI,
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EYE@Ez Ohio CGsaI

THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS!
TIVE NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET.
l. BOAT ARGO, Capt. CHAs. H. MRRRILL
will commence making RsgxIay Ty,ps between
GEORGETOWN and the above Point, on nj on.
day, March 27th, 1856.
The Boatwill leave the wharf OF w H. & H a
Ritter, Georgerown, ID. e every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday morning, al O'CLOCK
Returning, she will leave Harper's Ferry eyeyv
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning. - AZ
O'Clock.
Through Tickets, S2.2S.
To Lsssbsrg 81 Wy, tnc!Sding tie Stars |ys,,
Edwards Ferry
Families intending TO visitthe Virginia Sprifss
the coming season will ind this by far the mnst
safe, pleasant, and cheapest route TO Berkelev
Capon, Shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren
Meals served on board at moderate rates
A coach will always be In readiness in George.
town to convey passengersto and from the Rnss,
Fer further particulars inquire at the store os
w. IL. & II. g. RITTER, Georgetown. ana
JOHN v. AVIS, Jr, Harper's Ferry, Va.
mar lS-f
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MANTEI.9.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STYLE
Manufactured frsn Slate Stone, by the
West Castietsa slate Comps We.
FI>HkSk MANTELs Akh ENAAELLkD IN
Il imitation Of the ric hest and most expensive
EGYPTIAN. LISBON, WEIRD ANTIQUE,
PORPHYRY, PYRENEks, BROCATELLh,
and desirable MARBLES. The limitations are
50 perfect that they challenge the closest ,crutiny
They are so highly polished that they retain their
beauty much longer than marble are not Injured
by smoke, coal gas, or acids, and can be sold
much cheaper than any others In market Price
ranging from sl25 to Sl2
Architects, Builders, and Others are invited 10
eau and examine samples at No. 5l2 Seventh
stairs Il. M HANSON,
80 lily Agent
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BUY IND SELE
FoaEIas AND DOMESTIC EXCHANGE;
FURNISH DRAFTS
On all Parts Of United States and Kureye;
COLLECT DRaETS
On all parts OF United States and xlxsDs;
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On IRELAND FOR 81 OK UPWAk98;
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BUNDS, STOCKS, & OTHER SEC5RIxshS;
NE6OIIkTE TAME PAPER.
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Land Warrants located IN Iowa, Wisconsin, OF
Minnesota. ChUBB BROTHERS,
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Proposals for Rations for 1857.

QUARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE, NJ. CORPS,
Washington, Oct 10, 1856 :
SkPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS Will.
~ be received at this office until Monday, the
10th day OF November next, at 10 O'Clock a. m
for furnishing Ratlons to the nted State, N arne
Corps al the following stations, for the year 1857,
viz:
Charlestown, Massachusetts;
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
BIooflyn, Long Island, New YORK;
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania;
CospOrt, near NO folk, Virginia;
warrington, Florida; and
Washington city, District Of Columbia
Zach ration to consist OF one pound and quar-
ter OF fresh Beet, or three quarters OF a pound of
Mess PORK, eighteen ounces or Bread made OF
supernne hour, or supernne -four, at the option of
tue government, al the rate OF six pounds Of good
Conee, twelve pounds OF the best New Orleans
sugar, eight quarts OF best White Beans four
quarts or vinegar, two quarts OF Salt, four pounds
OF good hard Brown Soap, and one aud half
pounds OF good hard dipped Tallow Candies TO
the Beef required shall be delivered ON the mr.
der OF the commanding ofhcer OF each station,
either In bulk or by tie single ration, and shall
consist OF the best and most choice pieces OF
The carcass the Pork TO be No. prime Mess
FORK, and the Groceries to be OF the best quality
OF kinds named. All subject TO Inspection
NO Dld Will be entertained unless accompanied
by the names OF two sureties known TO this ofbe
or cefuned TO BY some Official person To be en-
dorsed . Proposals for rations FOR 1857 - and ad-
dressed to the Quartermaster OF the Marine CORDS,
washington, ID. I. GEO +. LINDSAY,
Mato and Quartermaster
The National lntelligencer and Evening Star,
washington. ID. c.; Patriot, Concord, and Ca
zeue, Portsmouth. New Hampshire; Post and
n Times, Boston, Mass; Eagle, Brooklyn, and
Daily News, New York; Argus and Pennsylva-
plan. Philadelphi Penn Argus and Daily
News, Norfolk, Va Democrat, Pensacola, Fla
ana Register, Mobile, Ala, will publish the above
three times week until the 10th Of November
next, and send bills accompanied by a copy Of
tils advertisement, to this office for payment.
&C ll-eodtlOthNoy
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Proposals for Supplies.

QUARTKRNAsTER's OFFICE, Nj. CoRrs,
Washington October 10, 1856.
Separate SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
~ be received at this eice until 10 O'Clock a. IN
on Monday, the 10th day OF November next, for
supplying to the Marine Corps the following ar
tlcles, during the fiscal year ending Goth June,
1857:
500 Uniform Caps, with scales complete
1000 Marine Pompons
!. 900 Patent Leather Stocks
500 pairs Of Shoulder straps Tor rrivates
100 do do non-commlssioned officers Ecsu-
lettes
2,0Ol pairs Of Linen Pants
2,00 Linen Shirts
5000 pairs Marine Brogans
500 Marine Blankets
300 d. zen pairs Woollen Socks
500 Marine Fatigue Caps
500 Linen Blouses
2 900 pairs Canton Flannel Drawers
1000 TO 10 400 yards sty-blus Kersey
i,ooo TO 900 do OF Blue Cloth, coohineal dye,
and dyed In the wool.
samples OF the above can be seen at the Orice
Of the Assistant Quartermaster Marine Corps,
New Y ork, and strict conformity TO sample will
be required Ali articles to be inspected and
certified to before payment made
The Quartermester reserves to himself the
right TO increase or diminish the Quantities named
above, as the interests Of the service may suggest
The articles 20 bs delivered such tunes In such
quantities. and st such p.sces, as the Quartefnas-
ter may direct, free Of expense 10 the United
States.
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied
by the names Of two snreties known to this OH
or certified to by some Official person TO be en-
dorsed g Proposals for Supplies ana addressed
TO the Quartermaster OF the Marine Corps, Wash
ington, ID G. GEO. +. LINDSAY,
Major and q uartermaster.
The National Intelligencer and Evening Star
Washington, ID. c.; Patriot, Concord, and ga.
Ietie, Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Post and
FINES, Boston, Mass Eagle, Brooklyn; Daily
News, New York Argus and PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Penn, will publish the above three
times week until the 10th of November next,
and send bills, accompanied by copy of this
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TIE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
sxsS UNITED STATES 1He
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T'HE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINZ
j. are the
BALTIC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Cant. Comstsak
ADhlATlC............. Jas. West
These ships having been built By contract ex-
pressly for Government service, every care has
been taken In their construction, also In their
accommodations for passengers are unequaled fOI
elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from New York to Liverpool
IN hrsi cabin, $50; In second do, S75. From
Liverpool to New York, 80 and ~ guineas All
experiences surgeon attached to each ship. Nc
berths can be secured until paid for. The ships
OK this line have improved water-tight bull
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-. INFORM his friends and the public, that he
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and Fi FINE VINES. LIQUORS, CIGARS.
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Ton 81 jnIIsn "Saseria, Port Of variou. descrip-
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Cmseocs, ASsynth' Champagnes, and a large snS
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FOR freight or passage apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN TIE PRICE OF BOOTS AND CATERS
I HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR A PHIL

aoelphia manu-
factuTer, q rrst rate
sewed or Pegged
CalfSkin iiUOT al
ESQ.,, full as COCO
a. those usually sold
at S5 or SO; a1d a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER az
50 So, az good as any
at IS; a trstrste Calf
6aiterats2 SO, these
are the best goods
that Is Tor everwer
sold In the District
for the price; for the
DrOOf come and see
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y and containing nearly
double the quantity read
Ing matter In that Of the
FIFTY CENT or Dol
LAR OBLIGATIONS.
IL treats on the PHI YSIOI.-
OHY Of MARRIAGE,
ana the Secret lntirmitiss
and Disorder Of Youth and
Maturity, resulting from er-
cesses, which destroy the
physical and mental pow
are With nkaeYvxtfnns m
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CLOCkS-CLOCkS-C
L HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE A.
Il sortIncnt OF Clocks-5O different STYLES which
VIII De sold low, and warranted TO 90 well Tho &c
VINO ouy TO sell again would DO well to give ms
e "a before purchasing elsewhere Also, Clio X
~ atefais OF all kinds. Oils, Balls, KEYS Cord
sc, az J. ROBINSON'S
ds Ia. ave-, oppo. Browns Hotel
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iNTHorY BUChLY,
q n ID u e z A KEn

sH0F Snu AesIutuC5 no SV3 Penn'A avenna
seutA aide, bstwesn 9th and 10th AT,
HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF VITA
an ELEGANT HEARSE
ne All necessary eonveniences for tuSuzz6E2
PioPeIiy Conducting his bus Saess,
s,' respectfully Inform the public thar be 4,
:, PIsPsisd to ell all orders entrusted 70 him
ixs notice, and In the best manner.
of an -. PPIy OF REhDY-MADE COFFINs
stss always on hand which viii be fnr.
Aisae1 oa ..e most reason. bic term,
snsir. stisfssf;S5 no pain. WIN be spared 10 give
~. B-Resld NJ ON tie n,epn'..
DC Scm ftiy attended 10 a, all hour '''e' vi" I'M
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,r,,-r :, ~ ,s.n s''e'f ard Pens ar.xu..
~ Cider Vinegar, and as nn,i SAIL, PURE
able prices 's' d. very reason
oc Is 2aw4w CHARLES