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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-04

- LEASEHOLD PROPERTY.
BY virtue OF decree of the Superior Court of Baltimore
city sitting in Equity the undersigned Trustee, will
Oer at pubic SALE at the Exchange Sales Rooms Second
street, at O'Clock, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON, the 5th
DAY OF July next the following very valuable parcel OF
az the corner formed by the intersection of the
nor SIDE OF Bdde street and the side Caroline street
and running thence westerly, bounding north side
OF dde street. TO feet inches Spring street, thence
norhery bounding the east side of Spring street 10 feet
thence easery parallel with Bdde street. 10 inches
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On the premises, the following valuable PIECES OF
PROPERTY, at 4 o'clock. on the 9Th OF July
beginning for the the line the northeast side
OF High street. at the end Of the first line of lot ground
leased by Geo Leightner to John Amos, the goth
February, 1872 and running thence twarly bound
ing High street. 10 feet inches thence north degrees,
east 10 perches thence north IL degrees 10
inches and then south 10 degrees west 10 peches, the
place or beginning This property under lease for the
terms Of hVe years, ending August 2st 1868 "A coed
tenant at annual CT payable equal monthly
instalments 1t is in fee and is improved by very
Stanta two story Brick HOUSE, with good Back Building
NO. l High street, and IS al presen used Bakery and
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BY GIBSON ~ Gu
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DUBLIC SALE OF UNiMPRUVED PROPER
EkrI IThe subscribers, Trustees will sell at the
Nchage Saesr0omS, Second street, Baltimore on FRI
Lots of Ground: ~ nv "h
No l. Beginning the west side of Washington street.
ABOUT @ feet South Of Cross street. running thence south
Washington street p feet six inches, with depth
Ieet and OF the same width to Is feet alley.
NO; Beginning the side of Washington street
o4 ieet south Of Cross street. running thence south
on ashSton street 80 feet with the depth of 50
OF the same width TO an Is feet alley.
NOS Beginning at the northeast corner of Washington
ana est streets and running thence north fronting the
east side OF Washington street about 3 running
back 81 feet of the width to Is feet alley
front on West street
No l. Beginning at the southeast of Washington
anu est streets and running thence SOUTH fronting
as sue OF Washington street about 2 feet, and running
& % eet o the same width, to IS feet alley, with
s ID hegnlng on the westsde of johnson street. about
south OF Gross street, thence south on John
son street % feet with depth Of 8 feet and Of he same
width to an Is feetalley ' anu VI '0 'aAie
me terms OF sale onchird and the balance in six
ana twelve months, with interest security on the credit
Payments and on the payment Of the whole purchase
money deed will be executed f
GEO. WI, BROWN, T,,,s.oo,
+. W BRUNE, .Ir., trustees
.oe, - No 40 St Paul ST.
-le29eo&dS GIBSON co, AuCtonrers.
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TWO HANDSOME MARBLE-BED
L BILLIARD Tables
FOR SALE.
For private sale, TWO superior BILLIARD TABLES,
OF which made By Phean and the other by Benja
min They perfect ORDER with the apparatus &C
Apply to SAML. Ii. GOV kR, Auctionecr,
mhl2tS 81 Baltimore street.
SSIRE APPARATUS FOR SALE.
e. One new four wheel HOSE CARRIAGE, polished me
tai work Also tT second hand SUCTIOES, in FIRST
order Apply to JOHN RODGERS u son,
Fire Engine Builders,
nT-tf No. 49 N. High
LNOR SALE-A to l0-horse Steam Engine;
4 also machines for splitting and dressing hoops with
ShOprght. They have been tried here and work we'll.
Also small lot Of beer and and l0gaon kegs Enquire
of W. s. CROSS,
mh20tf Corner # East Falls and Eastern Avenue.
NGILCH COWS,
1YE Cows and Calves for sale by
G. W MORLING 4 son,
NH Pratt
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MIR HENRY G. ORME HAS RETIRED FROM
hired Ions Oth instant 49, -
TuIy 2nd 1860
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f0r Salf.

I'M FOR SALE.-FIRST-RATE SADDLE
NSAAND CARRIAGE HORSE. viii he sold for
FAULT the owner having further for him. Warranted
sound and gentle Apply \. E. East Falls
Eastern avenues, my?lH
ENAIRBANK'S PLATFORM SCALES
J. Capable weighing 5000 pounds, in complete order,
Tor sale low to close Address PLATFORM Office of
Baltimore Daily Exchange uy22tE
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

cS-on the 2)th inst, William II. Gibson al
pesred before the franklin county Court and re-
newed hs bail Of $4,000 for appearance at
the next term of said Court lie is almost Ger
tsinto be acquitted, as his former conviction
w,sbased upon most arbitrary ruling OF The
Court; ruling that would not have stood Eve
minutes before the Supreme Court. Mt. Gibson
is fully resolved to abide by the verdict and IL
i, consigns him to the penitentiOry, he will pay
the required penalty. He don't act like guilty
man. Bresn is the thief--Gibson but the un-
fortunate friend and relative of week minded
rascal who was used by his party associates in
the robbery of the Treasury.
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Its wonderful effect and consequent popuari-
ty--perhaps no article in the history of the Nd
teria Msdica, ever acquired the same Patronage
was subjected TO the same number of severe and
different tests, and met with so failures as the
Mustang Liniment 1t has justly been styled a
Panacea for all external Wounds, Cuts, Swell
lings, Sprains, Bruises. or Rruptions OH Man or
Beast. 1t is for medicine of surprising virtue,
that Physicians are compelled to prescribe it,
and from some remarkable cures of Chronic and
Distorted Rheumatic cases it has naturally at
trocted much attention from the first scientific
minds of The age. No family can afford TO be
without bottle of Mustang Linimeut in the
house, Bepare ofimitations.
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers in
all parts OF the world.
BARNES & PARK, Projectors, New York
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various Items.

The Republicans of New Haven, Conn. are
30 build hall for he Presidential campaign,
capable of holding A 0o0 persons or more.
Some Of the Western delegates to the
Charleston Convention intend to tuke tents
with them and camp out.
The new expedition to the Artic Ocean, un-
dertakrn BY DR.. Hayes, is principally intended
to ascertain the fact of an open polar sea.
According to the estimate Of DR.. Yesstman,
Of Virginia, near l2 900 900 bushels of oysters
are annually taken from chesapeake Bay.
"A benevolent old gentleman used to give
away woud by the cord, in order, as he sid, TO
have it re corded above.
--John B. Brownlow, a son OF the notorious
Parson Brownow, killed fellow studen, named
Reese, at Emory and Henry College, in Virgin
ia, a few days since, III fight.
PopuLous. The little island OF Barbados it
NAV not be generally known, is the most denSly
populated country in he world; with an area
of one hundred and sixly-six square miles it con,
tains SG4 inhabitants.
Terrible arrRAY-T The ship Norway, OF New
York, when five days out on the passage from
Macao for Havana, with 1000 Coolies, was he
scene of u terrible mutiny, in which 80 were
killed and 80 wounded. The fight lasted from 6
| T. Nj. till dav.lght the rext morning, when the
Coolies yielded Capt. Major had his wife aud
TWO daughters also "a laIy passenger and child
were On board. The lady passenger died from
fright aud her child expired soon u!terward
A New SOUTHERN STATE PEorosED. D.--The old
project OF forming u new State out OF Northern
! Mississippi, Western Te.nesSe and the extreme
Western point of Kentucky; has been revived
and the Tennessee legislature has given it its
sanction. The proposed Stale would be bound
ed bv the Tennessee river on the east, Through
the States of Ksn,ucky and Tennessee. and by
the Mississippi on the wrs'. aud would contain
population of about 100000
! A house o. i'll fame was broken up on the
line of The C. c. & G +, r., the other day.--
Among the inmates the magistrate recognize
, his own daughter Several years before while
attending female seminary in. an Eastern
State, she had eloped with u worthless fell ow
aud her father had never heard OF her or seer
; her sill that terrible morning Deserted by he
husband, she found her way to he West. Th
father, unknown to her moved also to the West
and settled in the village where the arrest wa
. made.
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LEGXL NOT CE.

Probate Court, wood co., OhtoI
u W. Johnson, administrator of the cstate Of Isaac
Lendsdale dec plaintiH "a rho,aAs EaMdsdale,
Alpheus Lsndsdale, Richard LNndsdale, Addison
Landslide aud the unknown heirs of Margareta
landsdeie intsrmarried with Samuel Williams
defendants
'To Thomas bandsdsle Alpheus 1ands,laic, Rich.
Il ard Lanosdae and the unknown heirs of Margn
ictts LandSdatc, intermarried with Samuel Williams
loua hereby uothed that B. w, johnson, Ad.
mfntsttator OF the estate OF Isaac I.an,sdale, dc
ceased, on the AID day Of February A.D. 1850 filed
his petition in the Probate Co0r within and for the
county Of Wood and state OF Ohio aIegi that the
personal estate ofsad doc edent Il to nay
his debts mud tho charge of adminisc iGS his estate
that he died seized nfee simple OF the following des
crihed real state situate In said county to wit; The
undivided half othe north west quarter of the north.
east quarter and the north quarter of the noYh
west quarter of section number twcnt 1.-TWO twp
number four (i.) Hange twelve (i2J cuntainining
eighty acres more or less and that Thomas Lands.
dale, Alpheus LSHdsdale, Richard Landsdale, Addi-
son landsdae, aud the unknown hcirs of MarEarctte
Landsdalc, intcrmarried with Samuel Williams n,
his heirs ut law, hold the next estate of inheritance
therein.
The PRAYER ofsald petition Is for the sale Of said
premises. forthc payment OF the debts aud charge,
aforesaid.
Snid petition will be for hearing on tho 7th day
APRIL A. o. 1850 sood thereafter as counsel cal
be heard.
w.JOuNSoN. admir- of Isaac Iandsdale.
March 10 lSGo-45wI$5l2
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OXYGENATED BIrTERs.

The annexed statement ofProf. A, "A. HAYES, NJ. D.
State AssAyer is ample testimony OF the scientific
manner in which this medicine is cOmpo undedand
recommends it TO professional men, as worthy
fair trial in their practices:
An opinion having been asked for. of me, in conse-
quence dfthe formula for preparing Oxygenated Bit
ters being knownto me, express the following, in
form:
The composition of these Btters includes those me-
dicinal substances which experienced Physicians
have long res0rted to for special action the sys
TEN. when Ieranged ny feYers. dyspepsia, agues and
general debility resulting from exposure of climate
inhuence.
These are rendered permanent and remain active
in this preparation as n consequence of scientific
manner which they combined.
II was well founded Inference that the prepars
tlon. uSed in larger smaller doses would prove
valuable General Medicine which experience has
demonstrated.
In this medicine metallic salts can be found, by
the most delicate chemicpl trial Respectiully
"A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
Assayss 10 the State of Mass.
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The New York Rangers.

This grand Concert Troupe performs at Baird
House Hall this (Thursday) evening From the
notices given by the Press, Of this company, we
should judge them capable OF giving an excel
len, enteftainment. We take the following no.
tice from a Norwslk pspcr:-
The RANashs.-This Concert Troupe gave one
OF their excellent entertainments in our village
on Friday evening las, 10 large and delighted
audience. Their playing on the Cornet aud other
instruments was cxcrlent. and their singing good,
while the execution Of Mr.. All. Archer on the
violin could scarcely be excelled. We commend
them to the press and the public as first rate in
strumental musicians capital singers and gent
iemen. After one exhibition in a place, we
guarantee their merits will ensure them full
houses on their return.
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SHER LEES SALE.

Isaac Bernthise VS. Hcnry Bernthsel and John Bates
executors OF the last will and testament of Jacob
Bcrnthise dec
By virtue of un alias veudi writ of execution to me
directed and delivered from the court of common
pleas of Wood county, o. in the above entitled
will otfer for sale at the door of the court house in
Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, April 2sth. lsGo
betwecnt the hours Of ten o'clock A, and two o'clock
p. NJ of said day, the following described property,
to wit The northeast quarter of the northeast
quarter (n-et ne q OF section number six (6) town
ship number five (5) north, range number ten Qo)
east, containing forty acres,more rless. Appraised
at S72O 90. G. w. NORTON, sheriff.
+, Il II. X. Hollenbeck, pl'fis attys
March 20, lS60-29w5$3 10
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WlSTA2s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.


TWO LIVES SAVED RY THE USE OF ONLY THREE BOT
TIES OF 'wIsTAR's BA1sAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Hnrcourt Howard g. Cp.-Gents:-The "Dr. Wis
tar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry " that l bought of you
has been of such signal benefit to my family that
wish to make its virtue known for tee benefit of the
public My wife took cold at the time of her
hnemcnt, which settled on her Lungs The physician
pronounced her disease consumption. She had pro-
fuse night sweats and had con CHS; she gwen up
for dcspaired OF her recovery, and her child par
took of her com plaint. She then commenced ia
king Wstars Bnlsam OF Wild Cherry, and three bot.
ties effected an entire for herself and child.
have no doubt that they would now have been in
their graves if they had used Wistars Bqsam of
Wild Cherry. SETH r. SEARCY.
Seth r. Searcy. whose certificate is above, is
Of a much veracity any in this county, and man
of good Judgment, and we place entire confidence in
his statement. UARCopRT, HOWARD X Co.
JOHN ID. PARK, Proprietor.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
See advertisement in another column. avs.
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Comfort for the Aged.

The Montreal Transcript, speaking of Wis
tsrs Balsam Of Wild Cherry, says: 'We be-
lieye it 10 be generally recognized as useful
medicine by medical men, and we can state with
perfect truth ana sincerity that in one case with
which we are more particularly acquainted
that ol an old gentleman at least eighty years of
age, residing hut few miles from this city. and
who is troubled at times with an ashmaticsl
compant--the most decided relief is Obtained
whenever he makes use OF the Balsan1; this, at
at his advanced period of life ,nny be considered
an unanswerab'e proof irs merits, See diver
tisement
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CHICAGO HoTEL RArEs-There will be great
rush OF people to Chicago at the time of the Ma
tional Convention, and it may interest such as
purpose visiting that city to learn that the pro-
prietors OF Hotels do not propose to adopt
Charleston prizes. They have published an as
surance that there will be no advance IN tho us,-
al rates, and the Press states that there are thir
ty.fve hotels IN Chicago, whose rates range
from 81 90 to $3.50 per day. 1t says: ~.a
The proprietors Of these hotels, without ex
ception, promptly declare that they will not ad
vance upon their usual rates, during the Conren-
dion week. All will be crowded of course -
There will be less ample morgin Of space in bed
and board but prices will not be raised 10.
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snrRIFF,s SALE.

Julius Blinp rs James Beltille o. al.
1(I virtue ut au alias order Of sale 20 me directed
- aod delivered from the court of 90 mmoo psss
ct Wood county Ohio IN the abovt ease, will offer
tor sale at tho door ofthe court house In Perry sbure
!, . Saturday, April 2s, isCo.
between the hours Of Ia o'clock v. aud o'sioek ..
VI OF said day, tho porth half OF the rorth.eas quar-.
ter and the north half of the soatheast quarter OF
section number ~ and the neSth half Of the north.
sest quarter OF section snn,bst 10 and 10 esrss oil
the west part Of the south Atst ausytsr OF section
number 70, eli in township hamper ave (S) north,
range numbsr eleven TN sast In wood ca, o.
LI G, w NORTON, sh'f Wood co.
james Murray. atty OF prK
March ~, le6N-Glsy6SS "a
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Fatal ADclpEYr.-W are in lebted to a friend
for an account Of fatal accident which occur
red last week, at the saw mill of Mr.. Frankla-
ther, south Of Gicad. Rev. J. Crumb, his son.
and others, were engaged inIolling saw-logs
into the mill, when some from behind them start.
ell unawarcs, one rolling entirely over. and an
other upon the body of J. Crumbs son. causing
instant death. -------
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To tho 4 filicted.

Or. Dellenhaugh, of Cleveland of the far famed
DR.. Delienbaugh of Coumbiana Co., o., will be in
attendance monthly. Pcrrysburg- Baird House
March Is; Fremont--Crog CHAN House, March goth.
Dr. D. continues TO treat chronic diseases with great
success. He treats more patients than any 9th er
physician in Northern Ohio. No charge for consul.
tation,
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SiiERlEF'S SALE

john r. Apyar vs. VIM. Cory.
BY virtue of an execution to me delivered from the
court of common pleas of Wood county. Ohio, in the
above entitled cause shall oner for sale at the doOl
of the court house, in PertySburg in said county,
Thursday, the lst day of Nav, 1850,
between the hours of aud o'clock p. NJ. Of said
day. the following described lands and tenements to
wit; The north Nest quarter of the northwest or.
OF sect ion 90 township three north OF range east
in Wood county. o., containing 90 acres of land.
j h. Price, atty. CIV, NORTON, sheriff.
March 20. 1850 47wSS2 80
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y sm aOuertistmtuts.
SHkRIEE,S SALE

J. W. Crawford VS. Maria aud Peter Swnrt6,
BY virtue ot an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court OF common pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio shall offer for sale at the door o, the
court house in Perrysburg, said county,on
Thursday, the LIST day Of May 1860.
between the hours OF one aud four O'Clock r " of
said day, the following described lands and tene
meuts 90 wit; The north west quarter OF the north
west quarter Of section 2Stownsnip6 north of range
pumber IL east, in W ood county, o., containing ~
acres Of land
J, F, Price atty. c. W, NORTON, sheriff
March 29. lSb0--47N5S2 so
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eR The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, with
most of its connections have arranged for n
grand editorial excursion to Washington next
month. Thirty-two roads have so far agreed to
carry holders of inv ta,ons free on the occasion.
The design is to invite every editor in the West
and Southwest, as we'll as at any other points,
who may desire to join the excursion, each per-
son having the privilege of taking with him a
lady.
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SHEPlFp'S SALE.


Jacob Fhekinger Coli'ter Tlaskins ct al.
BY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court Of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio viii cfer for sale vt the door of tho
court house in crtyshure in said county. on
Thursday, the st day of NAY, 1850,
between the hours Of one aud three o'clock e. NJ Of
said day, the following described lands and tsue-
mcuts to wie The west half Of the north. east Yr.
OF section IL, township north. of Aanse nambef ~
cast. IN Wood CO., containing so acres.
CIV. NORTON sheriff
J.F, Price. atty Es ...
March -, lSg0--4Tw5S2,50
SHERlFFS SALE.
Uurd 4 Church VS. John aud Lydia uoover.
BY virtue of an order Of sale to rue directed and
delivered nom the court Of common pleas ot Wood
county Ohio viii oroT for sale NJ the door OF the
court house ir Perrysburg, said county, on
Thursday, the Ist day ct May, 1850,
between the hours of Que and thrse o'clock r. ", o
said day, the following described lauds and tcnc
meuts, to wit; Lot number 2l In the village o
New Wcstheld, Wood CO.. O.
c. W. NORTON, sheriff.
J. T. Price, atty,
March 29, lSG0--.l7S2 IS
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have got utO my new building and should be hap
py to see all my old customers and many others
Those goods that were damaged w. the late Ere viii
be sold at greet bargains. Give me call.
N.E. JEROME.
New west6old. March 10, lsGO--a0ws - 81
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LOCAL AND LITERARY,
School Examiners' Notice.

School Examiners Notice.
The board hold their ne 1t regular sessions for
the examination Of Teachers, as follows:
Psrry.bnrg, First Tuesdayin April;
west Millgrove, Firs. Tuesday in May;
New west6eld, First Tuesday in June;
Perrysbnrg, First Tuesday in July.
In addition to the usual course, all Teachers will
hereafter be examined in American History.
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punetusiIy at . O'Clock A N. ft-
J.w. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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Gs-Congressman Cox. in litter to the Ohio
Statesman, says Ohio has the three best deba-
ters on the Republican side, in the popular
branch OF Congress, and thst Corwin, Stanton,
aud Sherman are the three.
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SHERlFFS SALE.
Wood Comfy. o.. Court of Common pIeas
Sil ERlFFS SALE.
Wood County Court of Common Pleas.

Isaac J. Allen Va Thomas NJ . p. WhiGoc
By virtue OF an order OF salo to me d rec ed and
delivered from said court, in the above EMIT led
cause will offer at public sale Mt the door the
court house in Perrysburg. said county, on Satur.
dayA pril 18th, $50 between the hours of IL O'Clock
NJ. and o'clock p, ofsaid day the following lands
20 wit: The c sc |. sec 81 town north range 10
east, containing 50 acres. G. W. MORT hF
I. J. Allen, Pro Per.
March 22, 1850 46wG52 s3
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AccIDrNr-Capt Lock, Of the Steamer Belle
met with quite a serious accident the other day
As he was lifting heavy stick of wood his
crutch broke, and he came with such force up
on his lame leg as to break it. He is recovering
slowly
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ImpOrtant /!

Hereafter we shall require that all advertisements
be handed in for publication by TUESDAY. We are
obliged to go to press on Wednesday afternoons in
order to accommodate the mails. Advertisers (es-
pecially lawyers) will please bear this in mind.
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rTAn extensive fire occurred at Ft Wayne
on Saturday, the oath inst. The f. Wayne
Daily Times Office was destroyed, and also a
large amount or other property.
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jes-The Harden County Republican says
seven fugitive slaves passed through Kenton OF
the U. G. r. R. last week on their way TO Cana
da. te1.- s@
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A card.

tender my sincere thanks to the citizens Of
New Westfeld, for their prompt assistance at
the burning Of my store, also for their kindness
in assisting me since.
A. e. JEROME
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re- Miss Fowler is prepared to do all kinds O
Millinery Work in the latest and best styles
Read her card in another column.
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ss-The Tifiu Tribune understands that re
sponsble parties are about to erect large steam
Touring mill in Tiffn.
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as-The cold OF last winter has killed abou
all the orange trees in Louisiana and Texas.