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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-29

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pitcc parcel Ct land situate in Burlington twp. Brad
ford county. bounded the porth by land q Ayr7,
on the east by land n William Gibson, .he south 0y
land Of Roswell Luther and Alexander Lave and Oh the
west by land Of Alexander Lane and Myron Travis Con
taiiu8 20 OF less about l. improved
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of David j.
Crawford VS., T. r. Travis.
ALGO-TAe following lot piece parcel Of land stu
ate in Burlington and West Br.lingtoa twps bounded
on the north ly Sls Belts and Newell Uoilenbs-k east
by Pho Bcardsley the south 10y Addison II Kean and
jeremiah I.oycand and tie west by lands OF John
Bloom. Containing ab0lt hundred md a-ty acres,
more OF less. about thirty acres improved.
Seized and taken Ia execution at tie sGit Of J. (. Al
Lrch " Benjamin Nichols
AiSOTLe following lot piece or parcel Of aad situ-
ate IN Canton twp. Bradford county bounded On TIE
north by the highway ana lot occupied by Horace fat
tie ana east b. land Of Frederick Black and Theodore L.
Pratt the south b. lands o C. :. S,larl and Wion.
VandyEe aud EyeIhar and on TIE west ty lands ct J
G.. Scuddcr Dyty and Wiicoy Wilson & Faudyke Ever.
hart and highway leading troa Cant Il FoA township,
Sullivan Co. Containing about two acres more Or less,
al improved, with framed store house and framed
barn and she'd thereon.
ALSO-0ne otherIot piece or Parcel Of land situate
In Canton twp. Bl:aHlG county byuutcl the uarth
by land belonging 20 Kingsley, Newman Co. cast Ly
lands Of A. y. SpadiDg south y the highway and west
hv land 0t kng,brry, Newman Co. Containing about
eight rods square more or less, al improved with one
framed building thereon.
ALSJ-Ore other lot piece Pfrcd of land situate
in the village ut Canton, in the township Of Canton
county and State aforesaid, 1uaded the north By land
helungng t. tie estate Of ). G. Rose. DC a., l. W Col
well and ~ Case, east by Centre -tr-. s9uth by laLd
bei.mgirT James q. Randall and Samuel Owen ard
tic ry lands Of Samuel owen and tie eieate o. J.
c. L0sc dec j. Containing about TWO acres more OF
les all improved "lth one framed house ald iFut trees
( !hclt9h. !.
ALSp-pAe olEef i"t piece eF Paicei 0i ilHd 5'4a'e
III Cal,on Twp LiH3 9f1 e9u"t Gpua"<t en- INC !LiA
bJ land o INA" i'"cA"e east ~ I-lq o! = u" GllLh,
south by 'ie hi h"hy -tata IRON! Ill!- township to
Canton aud on the west ~ land o J. v. Griffin. Con
tanning t"et;y acres, more or less
Seild and ;ahen ~ reo,tion at the suit CT Z 'ckSell
and NintJn nathan Tttc.
Seized AID t6gn in execution It the 81! u St9Ee,
7'aii a 20; - N.'lu2h N.'lu2h l'Le'
ue ''1-o"; ~ ;ece ol p4[ .c Q, ana '.Iu- %
Inlh ~ Ji.I, %. h,gA' o"eh III We ea, ny lanes o'
ht,tot az" H"'yLt V"'h anu '6'e bd.d"iA' o. me
SCUM ~ S! 'i I-''" 'si''''us ana On tHe We y
tiL o. S"iiNel 1"N7' 'o.''ih'E ABOUT one AuAdIeu
ana twenty acre more VI it-a ABOUT seventy acres I'M.
proved, ole framed G90~r one i.g h,ase with framed
addition, one name Jam l"3 4"S DarHH anu other out
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TAs. O. FROST ys CAROLINE MAT

81 THEWS. EMILY MATTHEWS. OF ARI OTTE At
TIENS, GEORGE MATTHEW :, ,OIlNEMATTHFWS.
In Bradford County Common Pleas, No lGl September
6. 1857.
To al parties interested Interested in this case take
notice, that y virtue OF writ o partition issued ont Of
the COUst Of Common Pleas of Bradford County. and 20
directed that inquest viii be held the prc g.
Saturday the lth day o; Aprl. i. D. 500 at clock
p. NJ. ali that certain lot OF land situate in Orwell
township, bounded and described follows TO wit -
North, cast south and west by lands Of the estate #
Samuel Matthews deceased. Containing about eight
Or less, for the purpose OF making partition
of the said described real estate to and among Tie parties
mentioned IN the said writ if the same can he done with
out prejudice spelling Of the whole otherwise 10 val
ne and app raise the same according 10 law at which
time and place yOa required 10 attcna ii va think
proper
SrcriH~s office March f-iS
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4 DMINISTR ATRIX NOTICE.-Not.ce
IA L. hereby given. that all persons iudalcd to The
tate Of CALEB EDGARGON, late Of Athens Borough
deceased, requested to make payment without de
lay and all persons having claims against said estate viii
please present them duly authenticated for settlement
ANGELlNE EDGARTCN,
November II. 1857. AlmiDiStratrS.
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/ ICENSES-N Notice is hereby given, that
IL the following named persons have Hcd in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Cont Of Quarter Sessions their Lt
tions for licenses under the existing laws o the Common
wealth and their several applications viii be heard before
The Judges o. the Court OF Quaitrr Sessions Monday
the % day Of May next, at o'clock IL the Afternoon q
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/ y TIE MATTER of the estate of Peter

IN TIE MATTER of the estate of Peter
L johnson deceased late Of Rome township, in tho
Orphau~ Court o. Bradford County.
The undersigned. auditor appointed hv said court to
audit .tc and aJ,t the account Of Prerch-ar Folhcs
Hugh Uirk and LrGc johnson. administrators with the
will annexed Of tie said Peter johnson and to repolt
distribution o the balance IN the hands Of the said ad-
mH' ratny hereby gives notice that he viii attend 10
the dIes of his appointment at the office Of VII MN
Watkins esq, ia the Borough Of Towluda ~ Mon,ay
April u, 1853. al ! O'Clock =. NJ. ~ which time nd
place al persons interested arc notified to attend.
J D. GO0DENOJGH, Auditor
T1wanda March { lS.S
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we we got 'em !

rEIHOSE PATENT ELASTIC SKutTS with selfad-
/ Unstable bustlcs made by Douglas Sherwood, Ncw
York City are cmDhat"ay The best thing ever got u?
in the shape of skirts. 70 be had only Of
MARSH & co. Union Block.
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NOTICE TO COLLECTORS.-Yoa are

u VI I-Ff I y NVLt1-F' u NN5'-- I U'I II
hereby required e. Gcduyt ike p'r cent from the
Stle tax 81 each aud every PerS1n wao shall ray lis or
her state and oartv tax IN Fun ar hcnre toe lgtn
Day 0; J1ac next .d ;ae sane shall &C 21aed You IN
your settlement with III TeaErCr prDvill tie sr't is
paid into the County Treasury o cr eore tue 2ad ana
2lrh days Of l1e neat Ynl are aisl required t, Ia
p? 1st L. ,oGr COLLECTION a.d ay. ~ IL s.-e ,-er
AZ tE.' time.
By cr!a: o. the y1g-11t.-io1c-a.
:. n C0HL HAJtf ,te,s
l,r-,'!. - a Har,, - .tS
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T lSr OF JURORS, druwa for May
! i Term and Sessions, ISIS.
GRAND JrRoHs.
Atnrns--Curr Hczrick. B Williams.
Burlington tr-F Custu !. Standing Stone --Jn Taylor
Burlington west BLACK SpGinccld-l lcius French.
well. jr. oheshcquin Horton.
Columbia Alvin Fnrnan. L " Bdi;s.
Frt1h lia- rrt Hcplcer. iTJ"aNda uorth-RhodCr!,k
,i;rhicI--Cyr.s Men H. firaacer.
Dr1ytIi-Iruulou Frisu.e. iWysay-E frank Brown.
E.l .l-1ry-Hcctur Owen. { Win tt G Graz dali D42l
Z Hall. Wccs.
Smthfeld--F : Vincent @ AavIcn-Elery Coffin.
h Bird Wm 5 Pierce Win4Lgu-L0ren PCalL
WyaIusiu.-- Ikt0 Ein,,
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TGR SALE

MORE of those Fancy Head Dress Pins
VI at MARSH & co.
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T OTIS of Linen Tapes in all widths also,
IL extra wide twillcd Cotton Tape.
MARSH & co
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y NEW pieces splendid Black Dress SILKS
- at Is, IS and los yard at MABSH cos.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
WINCHESTER:
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER s..

Mrs. Col. Finch sent us a beet
for inspection, yesterday, which
weighs 10 pounds and measures
n inches round by 81 in length.
1t is decidedly the largest beet we
have seen this year.
Mrs. +. says she would give us
this monster beet if we were mar
ried, but as we are not, she in
tends to otherwise appropriate it.
Now, it is certainly hard that our
condition in life is such that even
bcets are denied us in consequence
thereof. But we shall not grum-
ble, as we hu0w that we do not
need bcets, potatoes, turnips, cab
bagc, salad, onions, peas, pork,
chickens, corn, flour, apples and
peaches, &C., and 50 on, ha!!f as
much as we should if we were tied
to some young gal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

The FAIR.-On account of a
great deal of work, we were una
bic to attend but the twotirst days
at our Fair, and then but a little
while. The last day, we under
stand was the most interesting of
all. DR.. Estill delivered an an
nual address, and all were not on
ly interested but instructed.
A great many ladies were pre-
sent and some of the incest 1--WE
liked to have said one of the nj
ccst) we ever saw. No accident
occurred during the whole time,
and we believe all were well plea
scd. In relation to the Fair and
Fair Grounds we shall say more
in the future.
p. S.-A friend at our side in
forms us that a Mr.. Alexander, Of
Lincoln County, received a severe
though not serious injury ON his
leg, by q kick from a horse.
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STATE OF TENNEsSEE--FRANK.
LIN COUNTY.
July Term 1853, Of the Circuit Court Of said
rnbptv

July Term 1853, of the Circuit Court Of said
County.
Whereas, S. Hill, collector Of the public
taxes forthe County of Franklin, reported 10
Court the following tracts Of land and parts
OF town lots, ~ having been returned for the
taxes for the year 1871, and that the taxes
thereon remain due and Unpaid, and that the
respective owners or claimants thereof have
no goods and chat,els within this county on
winch he can distraln for said taxes, to-wit
JEREMIAH CLEvCLAND.-One town lot, be-
ing paris OF lot Nos. : and Is in the town Of
WIucle ter, Tennessee; said part OF lot Nc.
> being the one on which N. Clusters Tav-
crn house Is situated; and the said part of lot
No. -, beng the one on which the stable Of
sad Custer Is Standing; valued at $le0O 90.
Taxes 81 GS, Clerks fees 81 50, Printers
fees 81 80, Collectors fees 81 W.
Wherefore /, is considered by The court,hat
Judgment be and is hereby entered against
the aforesaid tracts Of and and parts OF town
lols, respectively IN The lame Of The Slate for
the sums annexed 10 each, beng the amount
ct taxes due spVrra'ly thereon Tor the year
1877. Aud 1t Is ordered by the court that
sad tracts OF land and parts OF town lots, or
80 much thereof as shall be sufficient ct eacn
ol them 10 satisfy The costs and charges
annexed 70 them severally, be sod rs tic
law directs.
n. FRI2ZELL, Clerk &C..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

The CoMET.-This wonderful
and heavenly visitor is becoming
more brilliant, beautiful and in
tercsting nightly, and makes a
gorgeous display in the exhibition
of its luminous tail.
When this comet, which is now
so conspicuous, was first discover
cd, its orbit was found to be so
near that of the first comet of 49,
%, that the two bodies were sur
mizcd. to be identical, and to re-
turn every 81 years. But a Sci
entific writer in the Boston lOWiey'
says that this superstition does not
,seem destined to be confirmed
that from accurate calculations in
regard to its elements it almost
certain that thousand years
must elapse before it again visits
our system. 1t has passed its per-
lhellum and will approach near
est the earth on next Sunday, at
which time its apparent magni-
tude and brilliancy will be much
increased.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

For the kind interest some of
our friends have manifested in
procuring us subscribers we are
indeed grateful. And will not
creyy person who takes the Home
Journal procure us one additional
subscriber? Now, we know YOU
can if you will try. DO so, and
soon our subscription list will be
doubled. Let no subscriber. lady
or gentleman, think him or her
self exempt from this appeal; we
make it to ALL. The journal is a
good-sizcd and wcll-tillcd sheet,
and deserves a large patronage.
Please remember that the paper
only costs s. per annum, and re-
member that the following per-
sons write for it:
Mrs. ADELIA c. GRAVES,
Miss ALICE CAREY,
FINLEY JOHNSON,
O. ID. MARTIN,
and several others we need not
mention.
Send your names to
WIN. }. SLATER,
Winchester.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

James r, Bruce, Esq, editor
'of the Nashville Ga-ette, called in
to see us yesterday evening, look
ing just as fine and commanding
as when we have seen at his own
office manufacturing EDITORIAL
Mr.. Bruce makes the G0~cttc an
cpitome of news and interest and
worthy the large patronage it has.
We extend to Mr.. Bruce all the
privileges and pleasures of our
sanctum.
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FOR II sPRuN =.

For the accommodation OF the public who
wish to visIt Bersheba Springs via McMinn-
vile or Tracy City, the Stages will run to and
from those PAGES, daily, connecting with the
cars at eocI place, as follows;
Leave MctlinnvIiIe every morning at 7
o'clock, and arrive at Bersheba Springs the
same day at 2o'cIock.
Leave Bersheba Springs every morning at
8 o'clock, and arrive al McMinnvilIe at IL
O'clock, q. y.
Leave Tracy City every evening at 4 o'clock
and arrive at Bersleba Springs tho same cve-
nng at : O'clock.
Leave Bersheba Springs every morning Mt
4 o'clock, and arrive ut Tracy City at II o.
CLOCK the same day, giving passengers time to
take dinner Mt each place before the depart
urc. Passengers Will be carried 10 and from
the cars at each place.
NJ. A. PRICE.
July Is By ). ,, MARSHALL, Agt.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EpIToR HONG JOURNAL

EDITOR HOME JOURNAL
It having been understood for some time
past that | would be a candidate to represent
the counties of Lincoln and franklin in the
Senatorial branch of our next General As.
sembly, in order that this fact may be more
fully known, you will please announce my
name as a candidate.
! will take this occasion to state that hav-
ing to work, it will be impossible for me to
commence a canvass until Spring, but at the
USUAL TIME | will meet the people of each
county at the various places of voting and
present to them nv views on the questions OF
Federal and State policy III which they are
interested.
Your most OBJ scrv't, &C.,
TAI. W. NEWMAN.
Sept 30. te
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

Uaated.-A boy to learn the
printing business. If we can
find one to suit us, we will give
him good boarding and decent
clothes. lie must be an indus
trious boy, and willing to do what
is required about a printing Of
flee. OF course he must be able
to spell and read well, and some
knowledge of grammar. The bet
ter his education the easier and
sooner he can learn the business.
a boy from the country preferred,
as town boys are generally too
fast" and given to vices not at
all commcndablc. In short, we
want a boy-a good boy-and we
will do a good part by him. He
must have respect for older per-
sons, and not be Young Amcri-
ca" in behaviour, and we warrant
that if good example, good coun-
sci and goodtrcatmcnt on ourp part
can influence him, he will grow
up to be a high-mindcd, respect
ed, and worthy man, and, besides,
obtain a thorough printing Office
education. Apply soon.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

APoLoGY.-Wc are very much
behind our usual time of issue
this week, and for various rca-
sons. inadvertently one of our
rollers was left in the sun and it
melted. Our brother, whose aid
is now quite important, has been
quite sick also for several days.
Our journcyman, too, is absent,
and-but these are sufficient rca-
sons, we think, considering that
the Fair has been going on for
several days.
No danger of our not being "all
right" hereafter.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

HOMICIDE AT SHELBYvILLE.
We learn that on Wednesday
last a rencounter occurred at Shell.
ibyvillc between Moses Nelson and
.Jace Britton, which resulted in
the death of the latter. Britain.
it is said, assailed Nelson, firing
upon him with a pistol, Nelson
promptly retaliated, shooting his
antagonist with a double barreled
shot gun. His shot took fatal eff.
feet.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

THANKs.--We must tender our
heartfelt thanks to our brethren
of the Press for the compliment
airy notices they have given our
new paper and its humble editor.
We do earnestly hope that moth
ing shall ever occur to make them
regret the expression of such ex-
cellent opinions.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

We have been informed that
Mr.. Culverhouse has tendeIed his
resignation as Superintendent on
the Winchester and Alabama r.
r., and accepted an appointment
on another road.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

Wines, Gin, Rum &c. We will also keep a
rood supply OF SUGAR, COFFEE. MOLiS.
SEES, CANDLES, TEAS, SARDlNES, OYS-
TIERS, PICKLES, sc.
Everything IN the family grocery line viii
be kept for sale at the lowest market prices
besides the hest quality of lIQu RS at our bar.
By keeping an orderly house and the best ar
OF everything, W" hope 10 share n lib
eraI portion OF patronage. Sept %.
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NEWSPAPER LAW,

I--All subscribers who do not give express notice TO
the contrary are considered as wishing to continue their
subscriptions.
pers, the publisher MAY continue to send them until ar
Tearages are paid.
3.-1f subs,rilers neglect or refuse to take their papers
nom The most Office to which they are sent, they are held
responsible until the bills are settled, and their papers
ordered to be d discontinued.
RGy- Subscriptions for a shorter time
than one year must be paid in advance.
Bky- When credit for the paper is Civ.
en- 10 the end of the year three dollars
will be inpariaJly charged.
g<J5- Hereafter no club subscriptions
at less than the regular price (s2j will
be received.
BS5-Single copies sold at 10 cents.
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STATE Or

Elizabeth Brannon -. J. &. Branuon. ct ais.
On mj'ion OF Complainant and Il appear
ing To the sails action Of the Clerk & Master
that the defendant, ThomlS Brannpn, Is Il nom
resident ur the Safe oi tennessee 20 tErt the
ordinary process Of the law cannot be served
upon hIm, 1t l. there ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks IN the
Home Journal. a newspaper published IN
Winchester, requiring sad nonresident dc.
Iendani TO appear on o. before the first day
of our next Chancery Court, holden at the
Court House in Winchester, on Wednesday
after the third Monday in February next, and
plead, nn-wcr or dennr to said bill or the
same will be ken for confessed aud sci
for hearing expgrte as TO him.
II. X. ESrlLL, q VI.
Sept. %, lw, printers fee SO 50
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
Il
a RGtR roc
THAN USUAL.
james Campbell,
WING ESTER, TENNESSEE.

james Campbell,
WING ESTER, TENNESSEE.
have now in store n larger assortment
than usual of Family Groce les, consisting
mainly of sugar, coffee. moIasscs; white,
brown, loaf aud crushed sugar; fine and com.
mon candies; u fine lot Of Teas; almonds, pc
cans, nutmegs, cloves, spice, pepper, ginger,
mace, cinnamon, soda, powder and shot, in
dIgo and madder, saltpetre, starch, crackers
of all kind, cakes, &c. Also, n good 10, Of
cigars and tobacco; star and tallow candles,
wash boards, brooms, water buckets, soap;
a lot OF shoes aud boots, and a good lot of
factory thread, (Pipe's). Also, u large lot of
Quccnsware,
glass iumblcrs, white lead, SALT, vinegar,
and so forth, and 20 forth. | will keep con.
stanlIy on hand
ButterworM's brand Of Flour.
] shall from time to time add to my stock any,
thing the necessities Of the people may re-
quIre, and would solicit a call from them be-
fore they purchase elsewhere.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Sept 80. If
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
w 2NES! MONEY!!

ANY person srndn me 81 will receive by
return mani u receipt by which ! insure them
to make from s. 50 to- GO ard 10 0 per
day for at least uiur months in the year WITH
scarcely no capital al all. Tic public need
not be afraid, as assure them it is no huI!
bur or Yankee notion. II. W. l.,
Junc3 It Ccnllcvil'c, Leon Co., Ttycs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

A beautiful poem, by Mrs. A.
della c. Graves, and another tale
bp Finley Johnson, written cspc-
cially for the Home Journal, will
appear next week. Let every
body send in their names as sub
scribcrs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
A Negro Ur sale.

B. virtue Ola decree OF the County Court
{, franklin County IN Tennessee, pronounced
at it, September Term, ls5S, in the case OF
VIM. L. Lewis, et ais. petitions, &C.. | will
Oh Monday, the lst day OF November, 1858,
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, on a cred
It of II months, ut the Court House door in
Winchester. one nego girl named Mary
Jauc, about - years old, light copper color
and a No. | house servant, the bidding to
commence at $1,000. The purchaser will be
required to give bond and security, and a
lien will be retained unit! the purchase mon
ey Is paid.
Sept. %. +. F. SINS, Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08

The premium tale still incrca-
SEES in interest. 1t is one Of the
best stories we ever read, and is
meeting with universal admira-
ton. The following allusion to
lore, and what it should be, is a.
lone worth the price Of our paper:
But such "A being, when
love touches the master-chord to which
all the other life-strings vibrate, must
find her earthly veal secured, or to.
tally lost. Love, for her, must be a
pure, holy star, hat with clear and
steady light shines on, and on, wheth-
cr the sky is bright with undimmed
azure, or darkened by the wing orlhe
storm-angel; or it must be a flashing
meteor whose vanishing track, cover
ed by the blackness of darkness, a
never be lighted again.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1858-10-08
CASH. CASH

Cash paid for Feathers, Beeswax, Ginseng.
Dried fruit, Coon Skins and the like, al my
Clothing Store, corner o. the square and Main
street II. NASSAUER,
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PRATT, OAKLEY n CO.,
NEW GROCERY STORE.
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old stand of Parrish
a. McNob, u fresh
supply of
CHOICE Liquors
of all brands, con-
slsring o fine Bran
dies Whisky, Ale,
Beer, Superior
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rlIc, Team.
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