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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-30

PULLING TEETH IN OLD TIMES.
primitive method of pulling teeth in Scran-
ton is thus described by correspondent of
the Express One end Of firm hemp
string was fastened upon the aching mem
ber, while the other, securely tied around
n bullet purposely notchcd, was put in the
barrel of an old fint-lock muskct, loaded
with an extra charge of powder When
all was ready, the desperate operator caught
hold of the gun, and "tet drive" Out
flew the tooth, and away bounded the mus
kct several fce+. This mode cr extracting
teeth became the chosen, and only one prac-
sisedi in this region for many years.
GOLIATH OF GATH-.The following ac-
count of this giant is extracted from "AIal-
colm's Bible Dictionary !" Goliath of Gath
was eleven feet four inches in height; his
brazen helmet weighed Gfteen pounds; his
target or collar affixed between his shoul-
ders to defend his neck, about thirty; bis
spear was twenty-six feet long, and weigh
cd fifty pounds, its head Weighing thirty
eight, his sword forty, his grcayes ON his
legs, thirty and his coat Of mail one han.
drcd and thrty.six Making in all, two
hundred and twenty-three pounds"
Az old lady in the country had dandy
from the city to dine with her on q eertein
occasion For the desert there was an enor-
NOUS apple pie. "Ia, nlaam!" seid the gem
tloman, ehow do you manage to handie such
q pie D. easy enough" was the quiet re-
.nly; we make the crust in wheelbarrow,
wheel il uodcr an apple tree, and then shake
the fruit down into it,"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-30

PREMIUM COOKING STOVES,
OF all sizes, with and without Hollow-ware-
" For sale by j. III. Y0IGT,
Opposite Plartor's Hotel, Walhalla, sc.
August 6, 1857 If
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-10-30

"One summers day,
For TO tend his hay,
Mr. Bennett went to the mcdder,
Fell down from the stack,
Broke the spine of HE back,
And left q mournin' widder!
Twas occasioned by his landin'
On ing that was standin'
Alongside the stack o. hay
Some folks say twas what was in it
Caused the fail of MIR. Bennett,
But there amt word Of truth in what
they say"
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LUMBER! LUMBER!
NEpTECE.

NV y HNA1s ~
A PPLICATl0N will he made to the next ses-
"A sion Of the South Carolina Legislature for
a public road TO leave tho Clayton road near
Gambrcll Brazealc's, to pass near Wagner's saw
mill, thcnce to Sandy ford on Ghattuga river
Aug. IA, 1868 8 Sm
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PETITION TO sELL LAND.

PETITION TO SELL LAND.
Peter Pickrel, Admir- of
Sarah Hatfield decd. Jackson county PRO.
vs.. hate Cnnrt
Thos. 2. Hatfield, ct. al.
~ Thomas 7. Hatfield, Sarah J. Hatfield, David
natheld, and LoisV. Hatfield.
iVU are hereby informed that on the 3Oth day
OF August A. u. 1853, said administrator flied his
Ietspn in the Probate Court of jackson county,
Vhio the object and prayer of which petition is to
Obtain an order on the goth day of November A. D.
lSSo for the sale of the following real estate to pay
,he debts OF said dccedent to-wit +" A part of out
ot NO. 70, in the south half of the town of jackson
ana also o part situated in Lot No. 81, in township
no, Z, Orange No. Is, of the Scioto Salt Reserve
beginning south 20 deg, east IS poles and 20 links
from me southwest corner of In Lot No. | in
ferrees addition to the town of jackson, thence
south 10 deg, east chains and 81 links, thence
east chains and 33 links, thence north lB deg,
west chains and 97 links, thence west 8 chains
?nd ~ INKS to the place of beginning, containing
IN al four acres and thirty poles more or less situ
ated IN lle County Of Jackson, and State of Ohio,
& s PETER PICKREL, Admir-. of
SARAH HATFIELD, doc'G
~; ". L0NGBON, Atty.
lh's ate October, 81, ijs, 5y
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Medical Science.

The history of "HoOAand's German Bitters,
the most remarkable Medicine Of the day, and
the many cures that have been performed with
it-in cases of Liver complaint, and Dyspepsia,
Nervous Debility, and diseases arising from a
! disordered liver or stomach. places II among the
most astonishing discoveries that has taken place
" the medical world. The diseases TO (which
these Btters are applicable are 50 universal
;. that but few Of our friends who may not test
their virtues in their own families circle Of ac
quaintances, and prove TO their own satisfaction
that there is at least one remedy among the many
advertised medicines, deserving the public com
mendation. 1t is fact that, in Che minds Of
tnaLy persons, prejudice exists against what are
stled Patent Mcdci nes: but why should this
4 went yoa resorting to an article that has such
c. tray to support It as Hooaand German Bit
BIZ Physicians prescribe IT, Why should you
iehrd III Judges usually considered men of
eht, have aud do use in their OVID families.
> Why should you reject itf Cergymen and those
thsmost eminent, take it; why should not your
Let notyour prejudice usurp ypbE reason, to
3 The everlasting injury of your health; il you are
sick and require medicine try these Bitters.
These Bs1t>a7are qrspved and sold Dr., g,
y M jackson, No. 4l8 Arch Street, Philadelphia,
Pa, and BY druggists and storekecpersil1. II. every
town and village ia the United States, Canadas
= West Indies, and South America, at rs cents
per bottle. See that the signature Of @. NJ.
Jackson, is on the wrapper 81 each bottle
Nov. I8, I95S.-2w.
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMlC CORDIAL.

DAS, HDSFLANDS
BALSAMlC CORDIAL.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Coughs, Colds Influenza, Group, IIoarse
ness, Bronchitis. Pneumonia, Diseases
of the Bowels arising from Cold, In
cipient Consumption, and for the rele
and (ifat possble) cure of patients
in advanced stages Of the latter dis
ease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters
may be confidently relied on. 1t is designed
for class of diseases more general and more
fatal than any other to which the people of this
country are subject-lhose springng from a
"sLIGHT GOLD" That eminent authority, DR..
Bell suys:"l will not say that Colds are TO our
inhabitants what the PLAGUE and Yellow FE.
YER are to those of other countries; but, | can
aver confidently that they usher in disease of
greater completely and mortality than these lat.
ter
A further proof of the terrible fatality of
diseases resulting from common cold" may
be seen by glance at the following statistics,
taken fiom the records ofthe Board Of Health
hcathly locations in the Unon;--
1852. Total deaths in Philadelphia. 1921
Died of Consumption, 1919
- oil other diseases (250
in number, 1859
10 ,27I
1853 Total deaths, 9,749
Died of Consumption, 1,S95
all other diseases, 1854
---9.749
1854. Total deaths, 1854
Died of Consumption, 2lT5
/" " all other tisUrsrs, 0,635
From these figures 1t will be seen that near.
ly Ont fohrth Of the etothl deaths in the country
are caused bp consumption, TO say nothing of
the numerous other diseases Sprnging from
"sight cold"
Do rot trifle with your health; but ifsufforing
from cough, or cold on the lungs, buy bot
tie of HOOFLAND'S BALSAMIC CORDIAL
and you may safely count on cure. Thou
sands have done so, and have certified to its
Nonderous effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from diSordered
Or d, speptic state Of the stomach, in which case
he German Bitters should be used. In cases
IF weakness, or general debility of the system,
esulhng from a protracted cough, the German
3tters will be found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR.. G. NJ. jackson, 4lS
Arch Street, Philadelphia, and for sale by Drug,
lists and Storekeepers throughout the United
States and Canada Price rs cents per bot.
le %
SOLD BY
DIR O. c. MILLER,
Jackson. c. H. Chic.
'PENCER g. ClIERRINGTON, Berlin, Ohio.
DIR. L. R, ALLEN, Piketon, Ohio.
Sept 9, 1858 ly
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MR IA VA HA S5
! B B A N X S.

Whether Bank notes or gold and silver coin alone
is to be the circulation, it matters but little if We
are out of debtand for this end we should all work
To those of our customers who owe us by note o,
account ofOng standing, We would say, better make
the effort to pay now, for the time for money to be
abundant here may be befaroif and so long as you
hold to your grain or stock waiting for high prices
so long you hold to hard times. Sell what you
have for what it will bring, and pay your debts
This Is the way, and the only way, to make good
times! Get out of debit
The day may not be far of when gold and silver
will be the only currency; and care not how soon
with present general policy) When that day comes
better be out of debt.
To those who have paid, or settled satisfactorily,
we wish continuance if it is to their interest to
do SO, which We hope it may; but we say to all, do
the best you can.
We keep as heretofore, n general assortment of
Stnula
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-zaeter COInmissi toner's Sale

H~SscA SOhnhhtssAOnefS sale.
: Hugh M MIKimbrough)
vs.. Order of Sale from
Clifford Webb & vift) Jackson Common Pleas.
Pursuant to an order of sale, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Jackson County,
Ohio, and to me directed, as Master Comnis
s'Oner OF said Court, shall, on
Monday, December 60, A. D., 1853,
At one o'clock P M. Of said day, at the door Of
the Court House, in the town Of Jackson. in
said county, offer at public sale the following
premises. to-wit: "In.lot No. sixly-one, f6I
in the town of Jackson, in jackson County.
Ohio Ordered 10 sold as the property of eli.
ford Webb, at the suit Of Hutcd VI. Kinbrough.
Appraised at 1888 most f,
Terms--Cash in hand new ane Of sale.
Hoffman d Mackley Att ItockJ. W. LoNeBoN.
Nov IL, l858.--5w. {nttNast'r Commis'r
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ROAD NOTICE,

TO all whom il may concern. There will be pre-
sented to the Commissioners Of jackson County
Ohio, at their next session, petition praying for
view for county road in Franklin Township,
commencing at the North west corner of section
27; thence. South along said section line to the
North -westconor of section 81; thence South with
said section line to tho county road, about so rods
from said corner, and there to end.
A,PETITI0SER.
Oct. 90, le58-4w"
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Any Editor or Publisher inserting tio above al :
Vertiscment for one year. shall receive in payment
thereof Twenty Dollars worth ofany kind Of Print
ing Ink, for sale by Messrs. Lay Bro. of thiSeity
at cash prices. The lax to be subject to tbspub-
fishers order at the expiration of every three
months; each publication TO be sent regularly, nd
dressed Printers News Letter.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

EOBLAC NOIICE
Is hereby given. that have become the Assignee
oil james L. G. Miller, for the benefit of Credit
oT, All persons indebted to him, are required
forth with to pay over to me; and those to whom
he may be indebted, to file their claims at an
early day.
o. G. MILLER, Assignee
Jackson G. H Ohio, Nov. 4th 1858. 3w
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EW ADVERTISEMENTS.
5ster Commissioners Sale.

Ister commissioners Sale.
NJ. Damarin & Co.. '..
VS.. Order OF sale from
Bartimeus French Jackson Com. PIeas
and wife.
Pursuant to an order of sale, issued from the
EnyL Of Common. Pleas of jackson County,
directed as Master Commis-
2urt. shall, on =
ember 90. AID. 1858,
M. Of said day, at :he door
use, in the town of Jackson, in
fer at public sale the following
ements, to.wit: ain lot No. six
the town of Jackson, in jackson
: s/ordered TO be sold as the prop
Yartimeus French, at the suit of c, A.
in Co. Appraised at $3.50.
nr -Cash In hand at the time of sale.
: al & Mackley, Att'ysl J.W. LoNGBoy,
&ov. lS, ls5S-5w. Mastr Comlnis'r.
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H. w. White,

Agent for,Burnetts Patent Portable Fence, a fence
without posts, and the cheapest, simplest and best
Of any fence ever invented. tgf
Jackson, July ?. 81. l5-H
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GOING EAST.
Mail train az l2. I6 P. NJ.
GOING WEST.
Mail at IL As. A. II.
The Mail Tram East ponnscis 81 Mariett,
with Steam Boat for Parkersburgh.
All Trains East and West make close .on
nections at Loveland, with Trains on the i.
tie Miami Railroad, to aud from Columbus.
U,Tickets at reduced rates, are sold
Chillicothe and Athens, for Columbus.
u Through Tickets to ali points in H.,
West can be obtained at all the Pripcin,i
Ticket Offices on the line of the road.
UJA discount Of ten cents on each Ticket
from regular Tariff Rates will be made ON sll
Tcketspurchased at tie Ticket Offices.
BEMAN GATES, Supt.
JOHN FoSeIrT, General Ticket Agent,
Chillicotle, June "a 1868.
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t1-GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE ACE. al
IMPORTANT TO
I09AGGO ,GAEWER9.

ts1-GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE..s&l
IMPORTANT TO
II08AGG0 ,GAEWER8.
DR.. &USTAV LINNARD'S
TASTE nESEOKATIVE TNOCuEss
The Great SRbmHus for Tobaccd.
Iti.a we'll known and incontrJssrtable fact tbs.
the ose Of Tobacco is the promoting cause Of many
Mental aud Physical DlsOrders
to which the rHce Of man is snbjeH, as careful
Analysis snd ldng and paipfui experience have
clearly proven that II tcOBtiirs ceftpin ereolc nad
poisonous properties most dangerous in ttef effect,
which by entering into the blood derangV tho flaS!
tons and operations Of the heart causing many 70
suppose that organ to be seriously diseased.
Tobacco effects also tie entire nervous system,
manifesting Itself all who have ever used tlY
nozOus weed will bear testimony-in L0ssitudr,
Nervous Irritability, Water Brash, Dyspepsia, urd
many other disorders Of similar character.
The Taste Restorative TF0fhea
designed to counteract these baneiYl Influences,
and have proved completely successful in a multi.
tude Of cases, and wherever used. Being harmle.i
in themselves they exert beneficial effect upon tho
entire system, restoring the taste which has becoms
ytiated or destroyed by greet Indulgence, complete
y removing the irritation ahd accompanying tick.
ling sensation Of the hroat-Which arc always con-
Sequent upon abstalnlng from the use OF tobacco,
and By giving healthy tone to the stomach, in
signrate the whole system.
Persons who are iratrieyably undermining their
constitutionsand shortening their lives, should uss
THESE Troches Immediately and throw OF The inuri~
ousa and unpleasant habit Of Tobacco Chewing.
These Troehcs or Lozengersare put pin con,
Vcnient and portable form ut the loS ai50 Of ~
ceutsp per box. A libcraf discount 10 the trade.
Prepared solely fof the Undersigned 10 whom AZ
orders sSOuld be addressed
JAMES E. BOWERS, Druggist.
Cor. "a and Race streets, Philajela
march Is, 1855 ~.
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p r ODU CE
WASHINGTON WORKS.
Mill Street, Portsmouth,

HENRY DAVIS, formerly Superintendent and
Craftsman at Olive Foundry, Ironton, and late a,
the Portsmouth Mandatory Establishment, ha.
commenced business at the above Works, where he
is prepared to make all kinds of Steam Engines,
and of any required form.
Blast Engines, Rolling Mill, Grist Mill Gearing
in general. Castings of every description, and al
the shortest notice. He keeps constantly on hand
all kinds of Gapge OFFENDER and Pump Locks, and
Oil Globes. He is also prepared to furnish design
and drawings, or to execute them to order for any
Of the above kinds of work.
He aattcrs himself that he Is so well and favora-
bly, known to Furnace and Rolling Mill men and
people having Machinery that it is unnecessary to
say more than that he is now in business for him
SELL and will execute work as cheap, prompt and
as good as any House in the Union.
Portsmouth, March IL ls5S.-tf
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Cash for Wheat!
HOWARD lSSOCIlYl0y.


A Benevolent Institution, established by spe
cial endowment for the relief Of the sick anc
distressed, afflicted with Virulent and Epe dim
ic diseases,
To all persons afflicted with sexual diseases
such, as Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness
Impotence, Gonorrhna, elect, Syphilis, the Vice
of Onanism, or Self Abuse, &c, &c.
The Howard Association, in view of the awful
destruction of human life. caused by Sexual dis
cases. and the deceptions practiced upon the unfor
tunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks, several
years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a
CHARITABLE ACT worthy Of their name, to open n
DspensNTy for the treatment of this class of dis.
cases. in all their forms, and to give medical advce
GRATIS, to all who apply by letter, with descrp-
tiOn Of their condition, age, occupations habits of
life, &c., and in cases Of extreme poverty, to FUR
NIsH MEDICINE FREE OF CHARGE. 1t is needless to
add thatth Association commands the highest med.
ical skill of the age, and will furnish the most ap
proved modern treatment.
, The Directors, on review of the past, feel as
sured that their labors in this sphere of benevo-
lent effect have been Of great benefit to the aAict-
ed especially the young, and they have resolved
to devote themselves with renewed zeal, to this
very important and much despised cause.
Just Published by the Association, a Report on
SpermatOrrhG, or Seminal Wakness, the Vico of
0nanism, Masturbation or eIf-Abuse, and other
Diseases of Sexual Organs, by the Consulting Sur
geon, which will be s.nt by mail, Gin sealed en-
yelope,) Free of charge On receipt of TWO STAMPS
for postage.
address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associn
&Qp, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa.
order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARTWEII Pros't.
% GEO. FAlRCHlLD, Secy.
I.*s3rab 2b i959-Iv
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IAMEa m fAbpErn MN

No. 800 Broadway, cor. Twelfth St., N Y.
P. S Physicians and others visiting the city
are respectfully invited TO call at the Intirm. :
ary, whcremany interesting cases can be wit. q
messed, and where our IMPROVED APPoRATUsn
for the inhalation OF medicaled vapor cam. be
seen and inspected. a
Aug,5, lo5S-6m.
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Special NOTICE.

FoR FEMALEs-It is lamentable fact ina
so large number of Females are afflicted will
Irregularities, either profuss or suppressed
hich. rapid! and su rel undermine theil
health, shorten their lives, and oft.times render
them unfit for those duties lin life for which an
,all-wise Creator has formed them. This state Of
things need moi exist when DR. WHEAriNd S
FENALE REGULATING Pills are SO sure to
bring relief. They are composed Of materials,
harmless to the most delicate constitution, but
efficient in the highest degree in Graduating that
train Of diseases incident to the SEX originating
from irregularities. They are no Nostrum, but
claim for themselves virtues resulting from the
use ofthe most valued remedies prescribed by
the highest medical authority, Ancient or Mod
'ern. Many Females give way to dependency,
imag ginning themselves in confirmed decllne.-
To such we would confidently recommend these
PILLs, bclievil G if there is a power in ANY
remedy, ,toelfecta a permanent cure. that blessing
will ensue from their use. They are manufac-
tured by j. =. BowKR, cor. Cd d Race streets,
Philadelphia. None genuine without his wit.
ten signstst yospon each box. Price | 90.
49, For my littts y
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IPH ENLK FOUNDRY,

PHOENIX FOUNDRY,
EasE2PIT;s} 17z5zTe Co.
STOVES & CASTINGS.
CHEAPER AND BETTER
Than can be Sold In Ohio.
g. HOOP,
assignee of and Successor 10
P. HOOP & Col
Having permanently located in Stern.
berger,s Block,
CORNER OF MAIN AND PORTSMOUTH,
Sts, aud fitted up their room in tasty and ap.
n q Z
pies OF their Stoves dhd offer Castings, to Geir
luiigerous q friends, aud all who may favor them
With a ca.
We ewould say to the public, before enumer.
atng any Of our articles, in respect to our
Foundry and Machine Shop.
We are constantly making extensive and val
liable additions to our stock and materials, thus
giving us facilities for carrying on the Foundry
Business, in all its departments, UNSURPASSED
IN the State, aud can offer inducements either
to the wholesale or retail trade, which viii rem.
der it greatly to their advantage to purchase Of
us. Our castings are moulded by experienced
wOrkmen, some OF them from the most extensive
Fou1drys In the Union. We can therefore as
sure the public that ALL our wares, for neat. |
ness durability, and taste, can be relied upon
The following are SOME Of the articles which |
may be found at our Foundry at all times, or
made to order, at short notice:
Stoves, focal or wood, latest STYLES.
Iron Fence, for Yards or Cemeteries.
Pittsburgh Plowsa and Points, 8 sizes. .
HolIow-ware, of all descriptions.
Wagon-boxes, any size.
Crates, portable and s.atn'y.
Fronts, elegant styles.
Door and Window Sils.
Window Caps.
Machinery, to ord'r
49, DC, &c, &c.
We respectfully refer the attention Of the pub
lie to our new and beautiful Stove,
The Defiance.
This extraoi dinary stove, designed for wood.
from its perfect combination of the useful and
cannot fail to give satisfaction IN
al, however difficult to please, We have at
expense, procured the patterns
Tor, and will soon exhibit, ready for sale,
TheOpenFranIin StOV e,
Beautifully adapted for either coal or wood
" lth portable CRATE and magic dog irons, and
u, liSo sad irons designed expressly for the stove
The "B l. ACK WAN"
Parlor cook stove,) and "DIADEM," are
both elegant stoves. and perfectly adapted for
he uses for which each is designed.
We have also recently procured. and are now
yett!ng ready for sale,a new, beautiful and sub.
antial article ol FIRE FRONTS, with portable
yrate attached. These frames are made 10 repre.
ent brick work, and mpart an imposing eifec,
o any room in which they are placed. Our
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IHt UtIIdIlCt1
This extraoi dinary stove, designed for wood
from its perfect combination Of the useful aut
ornamental cannot fail to give satisfaction |,
all, however difficult to please, We have a, m
considerable expense, procured the patterns
Tor, and will soon exhibit, ready for sale,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-21

~ - .js:as;:...;ss
On and after March s, 1858
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
u leave Cleveland the trains Gf the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh RarUad al as p. NJ. (changIng rars Al
Huds0n,l Tor Cuyahuga Falls, Akron. OrIgille and
Mllersbure. connecting Orllle with trains on the
Pttsbursh - Wayne ald ChiczsO K r., east. and
Canton, MassillUn, Wooster I0udeugie and Mansfield
LIS ~, connecting Al Orrville with aims on the p II
G. r. r By ulich passengers, from Canton Massil-
Wooster Lnujensie aud liaiseid reach Cleveland
BY the evening train atlaO0 p N
fLh3 SIMON PERKINS. Sast
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Builders & Arfbitffts.

BROOKS S. C. & E. W., BUILD
~ EkS- Ais Manufacturers of Doors, Blinds SASH
Brackets and all nds Of ScroSawing and Gothic Wohs
PSriruar aften paid Fitting up Stores Fzctory On
Oisison-st nenl Centre Block Cleveland o. nols-esl
NORLEIT 4 CUBBON MASTkP
~ puILDEBs No. o. Prasts~t-s'