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FRoA - - NAANW-N A7Nsg EhAoADhNLa OE
CITY BANK, JOLIET, I'LL.
DR. LIoHTEILL-DEAR SIR: It affords me
the greatest pleasure to be able to inform
you that | am still improving, and have
the highest hopes that my ear viii be en-
tirely we'll by the time you first mentioned
It would take to effect q cure. I can say
that am truly thankful to the kind provi-
dsnee which directed me to YOU Since
.he first few days use of your prescription,
my ear has improved, and almost at once,
vas relieved from depressed state of feel
ing and an almost inIolerabIe ache, to an
elastic and hopeful state of mind. What
Or. John Mott replied to me as his expert
snce, has been mine so far. My eatarrhaI
trouble seems very much better also, and,
indeed, altogether, my health never vas 90
good. am weighing some five pounds
more than Is usual for me, land more than
ever weighed before.) -.Iq
can but hope thai it may be the rood
ioFtune Of many with like troubles, to fall
in the way Of the benefit Of your
skill, and knowing how great the fear q
imposition Is with LnOse Wuo, in times uast,
nay, like myself, have suffered by it, ana
feeling a wish, sincerely, at this time, to
lid and commend you in establishing g
high and deserved position among Us in
your profession, beg, therefore, that you
will not hesitate to refer to me, as it may
be ofuse. also inelOse herewith Professor
Motifs reply to my letter of inquiries, Whict
I deem highly crsditable to you, and o.
great importance TO others, as it has beez
% me. will visit you again soon. u
the meantime, believe me, F
Yours, very sincerely,
F. L. GAsWTS.
JO1LEr, ILL.,, July " 1888. as
Dr. c. B. Lighthi. an be consrlted a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-03
Deafness Cured. More Near HOsaa
Testimonials.
CLEvELANp. O. juno 2e. IaR4.

CLEVELAND, o., June 20, 1854,
It is with pleasure that / hereby certify
that my hearing has been very much ben
efitted by the skill and treatment of Dr..
Lighthill, under whose treatment / have
been for the last two months. Tho oatarrh,
a difficulty in my head and throat, is am
happy to state, much better also, and q
bad cough with which have been troubled
for years, has also yielded to DR.. Light
hills treatment, so that now / wish 10 re-
commend the Doctor to any one troubled
as | have been. reside at Montville.
Geauga County, Ohio, and will be happy to
see any one concerning the veraeity Of this
statement. ALONEO RHODRsg
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ATTACK ON GENERAL AVERILL.
NF1r YoRK. Sdnt. 2.

The Herald's correspondent with Aver
ilrs cavalry, September 1st says:
1t was Rhodes Corps of rebel infantry,
together with Vaughn's cavalry, that at
tackled General AverilPs division at Mar
tinsburg, yesterday lafternoOn. -
They app rently hoped to surprise Av-
erill. but failed.
Early was at Winchester last night, and
the hasty retreat of Rhodes Corps thi'
morning, indicate that the rebels have i'm
postant reasons for moving upthe Valley
The rebels lost much time by this oP
Grafton.
This morning General Averin again at
tackled the enemy with a portion of hi
cavalry, driving the rebels out Of Martins
burg, and occupying the town and contin
uing the pursuit to point four miles 70
J wards Winchester, s..
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gold MARKEE,

IEk NEW YORK, Sept 2.
Gold closed tonight at $2,44 at the
evening Board.
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smERMAN ATLANTA.
Pn1.ADEIPHTA. Sont

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.
A well founded report this afternoon,
saws that General Sherman occupies Allan
ia. A semi-oficial dispatch is said to be
the basis of the report.
LATER--ETENING.
A telegram has just been received from q
source Of the highest credit dated at Mari
eta, Georgia, stating that our advance
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Mcclellan Nominated, a Federal n
HNERe. =

That was the style in which the fisln la
Dealer announced the nomination OF NC
Clellan. We venture to say thSFe were .
thousand more votes in this city aSter reao.
ing the Chicago Platform, than before II
,z,ss iastied n ra ef,i 9ae
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E. H. LEWIS, Sheriff.
By L. B. WHITNEY, Deputy
LOREN PRESTIss, pms Atty.
a obso Auy 10 IgfA Au20-lbb

OIoNoIauu' O-I70l II = =
1DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
ALAND.-fn pursuance Of an order OF sale 10
sued from the Probate Court Of Cuyshoga county
Jhio shall oder at public sale, at the door Of IN
Court House in the city Of Cleveland, on the III
iav Of Ssptember next between the hours Of II
J'oioek A ~ and " o'clock NJ, the following rea
state 70 wit: Situate in the township OF Eueho
N said county, and bounded as foliows: beginning
m the centre Of the Plank road, and chains ano
" links westerly along the Plank road from A.
amps sou Invest corner thence s. 45Z deg W. /
chain and 81 links; thence S. 40 deg W. 45 links l.
che lot line; thence S. on lot lina chain = Inks
thence n 551S dog. W. chains and oo links 70 th
centre Of the Euclid Plank road thence North 4
leg T. chains and 10 links TO the place q begin
ming; containing acres, subject TO the LIE estate
| If the widow OF 0. 4. OViatti DECEASED
Appraised at S4OO- L: PEkNTlssi
/ Administrator de bonis non OF the estate Of q
OTiatt, deceased
Auv II tS64 aTi'-t
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Goal.
ALLEN JON EsI
: Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
"trip Vein, OOlnmbiana and Chippewa

1aics on O. & P. R. B.. Pier. Also, Ofacs and Var,
at Euclid street r. r. Crossing Coal Ofan
Excellent Quality for
STEAM, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
Nice or House Uss. AIso, ANTHRACITE COAL
O large or small quantities.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly attend-
ID to. Coal for smithing kept constantly on hand
-, Terms cash. --a psyRiHS
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9eaaI 4Gtifes.

GUARDIANS SALE-BY VIRTUE
NTof an order . sale, Isssued out Of tn frooaes
art Of Juy ahnga county, OhiO, On the tsth day oi
Au.us-, lS,9, Ih the sur OF Henry =: hebinson,
GurdiAn, against Eliza +. Robinson, May A. 200
tnsOn and 9arr1et kolinsou, minors, are drlena-
ants 1 shall sell At the door OF the county COurt
dou.e, in the city Of Uieyeia d. uyahoBa county
Ohio or the lOtH day OF september Is >, At thTvr
. clio K P. n the fouOWins described real estate
10 wit;
stu ats IN the township Of East Cleveland, In ID
sOunLy Of Gu yahoga ne state of Ohios aud bound
d aud described follOws. Beginning IN the cen
tre Of the st air soad where u crosses the Kat
ins Of lot 36T; IA. nc south 5J' West L chains
inks TO Bingham's East lln-, thence North along
Bugham's hssg line - chains 70 Ia * 70 stone 50
m the ground lOr Binghams No theAst corner
thanee souta s9lSo West chains 20 lin to the
csntre between the two { acks Of the eleVelAnd
Painvsyil.e 8 Ashsabuia ka.lroad Company then Z
North 56lSo Mast beswten said tracks CHAINS {
INKS to a POSI-; thence south o55ao hast II chalhs
x iipks 70 IN hast line Of said lot; thence sou Il
70 West Ong said ioi line "A ehaias " hhAs u
ne place Of b. ginning containing 90 5o-l' Aofe'
Of land, being the same land apaft an sol OF 70
sal minOs ~ partition, approved 0y tne Court oi
common Pleas OF CuyAhosa county, Omo, st the
November Term the col, A. ID. looS.
Appraised at SSJO por acre
Terms-One-haf down, balance In one and two
years with interest payable annually.
' HENRY o. ROBINSON,
Guardian sllld Minors, DESCENDANTS
RAgnss RASAss Setb, is53. sug26;I67
OHRRIFF'S SALE.-IN OBEDIENCE
- 70 the command of a writ OF YvndiIiOai Expo
nas. issued from the Court OF Common Peas Of
JuyahOga county, Ohio, and to me directed IN ths
case wherein Henry Hott is Piaintth and hooeri
Wallace is Defendant, shall expose 70 sale at pub
lie auction at the door Of the 1ourt house OF saa
county. on the 10Th day OF september, A D. le6l,
al 2 O'clock p. III. Of said day, the IOloWlng do
,cribed lands and tensmentss to VII: situate IN INT
township Of Mi idle burgh, In the county Of Ouya'
| hoea and state Of Ohio, and Is known as part o.
section sixteen in said township, and Is bounded a.
follows: beginning upon the South line Of said sec
Il non In the centre OF the Watson RosdB 50 called
rhenee south sg1< deg. west along the south line
aid section 10 the southwest corner thereof, TWEEN
| ty-uine aud 25-IOO chains, thence North a deg
ast along ths Sc tiOn line twenty six l3-lVO chains
thence south 50 deg. East this y nine a nl-l''
| ebains TO the Northwest corner Of land owned B.
&. G.. Waioome; themes South q deg East si1 81
100 chains; thence North 50 deg, West fourteen an
tlIOJ chains 10 the centre of said road nineteen an
l7-IO1 CHAINS the place Of beginning; eontAinin
| IS and II loo acr OI land
Appraised at 5,9n %.
L. H. LEWIS, Sheriff.
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Dr. C. B. Lighthi. an be consulted at
the Angler House, Cleveland, Ohio, f. ON
Monday Sept. 28th until Saturday even NJ
Oct. Isl, 1854. - AugaliR2;s0d
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From F. 1. aAGwN ESQ, PRESIDENT OF TIE
CITY BANK, JOLIET, Ill.
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JO1LEr, ILL.,, Julyl 1888. eass
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DEPBLANTs-ONE CASE sAULs-
hBURf Watar-P Proof Cloth Opelled TINS mo- iiiilis
1.-The best goods menufactuted. m
TAXLOB, GRISW0AD %,
apD1 ZI7 Superior street.
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ALBANY, N. Y, March IA, 1854. li75
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-02
Deserters In Canada.

The Washington Star says: "Thert
are at this time, accoI ding to trust
worthy information in the possession Of
the authorities here, some FIVE thousand
deserters from our army, in Canada
whittier they have fed to escape the
vigilance of the local provostmarshals,
whose arrests of them are daily increa-
sing in number. Recently there was a
large meeting of them near the Canada
end of the suspension bridge, resulting
in the forwarding of a petition asking
that they might be received back into
their respective regiments without
being subject to the military punish
ment usually accorded in cases like
theirs. Their condition is as pitiable
as depldfable. Half of them are bare
footed and not half clothed at this in
clement season, and their only means
or prospect of keeping body and soul
together, is in working upon the Great
Western railroad, and other Canadian
public works, at pay which scantily
feeds them, without sufficiently cloth
ing them. They are intensely unpop-
ular with the people of Canada, who
take every means in their power to
crowd them back into the United
States. On the whole, their condition
there is tenfold worse than that of the
free negroes"
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The Rebel Leaders sInce the election.

nv A~N~NA 8-aANAS NhS LASNNA1n
Colorado Jewett has addressed an.
other letter to Mr. Lincoln, on the sub
ject of peace He has had an inter
view with several of the rebel leaders
in Canada, since the election, and says
of their sentiment:
Mr.. Clay was very free in the expires.
sion of his views in behalf of the South
ern Government. He said chat the
North had decided for continued war
to maintain the Union and emancipate
the slave, and they should have it; that
his people had nothing to do but fight,
and fight they would until their inde-
pendence was secured; that negotiation
now upon the conditions the late cleo
ton placed upon the Administration
would amount to nothing He deem
ed unconditional negotiation, to see if
peace could be had, the only mode; that
he has labored for it in Canada, and the
good intentions of his Government had
been unavailing. He should now return
South and urge war. He said the PEG
pie of the North could not expect the
South to ever yield up slavery to Abrs-
ham Lincoln; that they never would
yield ii, unless 10 Europe, under guar
antee of independence, in case they
found themselves unable to secure it
through the force of arms; that they
would not yield it, now that the people
had elected you, even if under recog-
milton of independence Mr. Clay
further added, that peace was only
through-lst. A Northern revolution
ID The defeat by the South of the
Northern armies; 3D. European aid
4th. Negotiation. he believed the first
now improbable, from the large major
ity vote; the second possible, from the
now more determined unity of purpose
Of the Southern people; the third
hopeless, unless slavery was rendered
to Europe; the fourth likewise hope
less, from the unconciliating and un>
compromising policy of your Govern
ment; that therefore a war bitter and
endless must now be pursued.
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OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL }
NASHVILLE, TENN., Nov. 50, ISG4 I
Provost Order
No. 240. EXTRACT
" In accordance v tn the decision Of a Mill
tsry Board called from Post Headquarters, for the
purpose Of preparing q Schedule OF Prices regula-
ting the sale Of Fuel, Vegetables and other neees
saes Of fe IN this city. the following list Of prices
hereby establ shed VIZ:
WooD-Sl5 co per cord, BEEF-1Scts per pound,
MUTTON-lJcts. per n, PorAToEs-s2.5O = bush
TURSIPs-Sl e bushel. CABBAGE-30cts. r head
BUTfER-G0cts II n 80 MILK-I5cts q outt
OSIOSs-S3 e bushel.
The above prices VIII be changed a. often as il be-
comes necessary, and proper publication made
thereof
Any parties selling N Markets, or Private Stores.
AZ prices higher than Schedule rates. will be srrst.
ed and their goods cOnhscated. All persons ere III
yted to report promptly any violation of IN Order
to this Office.
By command Of Brig. Gen. JSO. F. MILLER
HUNTER BROOKE,
noVZI-lGt CRuf and Provost MaraheI
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One of the Middletown (ct } clergy
men, alta recent tOrchlight display, ex>
hibited a transparency over his door,
with a quotation from Genesis q, S.
THE angel Of the Lord called unto
Abraham out Of Heaven a second time.
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A correspondent of the New York
Tribune, writing from the Army of the
Potomac says
We have positive information that
the rebel Congress, in secret session,
passed an act that there has been dis
covered q wide spread conspiracy in
the South TO overthrow the Richmond
government Many arrests in North
Carolina, South Corolins, Georgia and
Virginia have been made The discoy-
cry created considerable CONSERVATION.
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A newspaper correspondent, writing

A newspaper correspondent, writing
from Nashville, on the oath ult. said
Suffers, traders, and citizens were in
q great panic al Pulaski, thirty-six hours
ago, in consequence of a report that
Hood was marching upon the place in
battle array. Many of them packed
up their goods" and posted for Nash.
vile in hot haste Arriving here, they
reported that Pulaski was being evacu
ated, as il wAs-by men OF Their class
Perhaps the suffers, traders and cit
izens' were not mistaken.
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Wanted,
EstraY.

WANTED Everybody to know that BY
w sending e. 20 IN = letter, they can receive
full direction for manufacturing article on which
they can realize immense prOdLs. SOldiers IN per
nanent quarters or IN the vicinity Of camps; siso
Suffers, StorekeepeTs and others, can realize hand
somey. usei in every family. Demand coDtin-
usl. Profits large. II you want to make money
enclose the above sum, and address F. LkPPEk,
Cincinnati, Ohio, P. y. Box 1868.
dsce-fri, sun, tues
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5OReward.

GT0LEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER, ON WE'D
- nesday night the 3)th ult, on the corner Of
@limmerand Crawford streets, one hey mare, with
a blaze in her face, and two white feet also one
light roam mare, with rlsze in her face aud slob
bered a good deal. The mares were both allow or
der. will give the above reward to any person re-
turning them 10 me, or | viii give SIS to any one
furnishing me with information so that / can get
them. dec2-4tT A. TOLLES.
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We gather from the newspapers that
there are some black laws In Illinois
that need whitening The next Leg
isiature can do this little JOB Of haber-
dashery.
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Very Valuable Real Es-
tate for Sale

DY AUTHORITY OF THE UNITED STATES
- Ssrealt Court We oeT for sale that valuable pro
perry % church street, opposite the sSaint Cloud
Hstel, between the Methodist Church ard ne
simmons block on which the -'eurnt house nov
stands. The house cen be easily repaired And
with the vast amount q material On The prsluises
can Dc made very valuable for many purposes The
lOg fronts about % fet and has depth OF 900 feat
Church rect, 90 which this property stands =
bound 70 be the egrest etreet % our rapidly
grow ng ciiy, and thus vsluahs property possesses
advantages over any other for many purposes
Under the same authority we o1er Sc ersI other
houses and lots for sale, on reasonable terms,
within the city limits. very valuable Tor many pur.
poses. For terms sppy %
J; o EWING, or
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Wanted. -Immediatelv

Two GOOD Experienced Cook s,4
4 sso Waters, 10 whom hberai cages I'll -
pad -
Ee5 hartasF iaiornAt,Oa apply A. THIS oaee.
aoFtt-lL
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On Markat4 - t.
Near [ ouisyille & Nashville Depot.

1CLAsslC AND REFINED ILLUSTRATIONS Of
y Muscular Energy, FleXihlity aud Endurance,
ia a great variety of Athleac exercises by seles-
on of the First Artist LIVING, intrOdu ing great
diversity Uf healthful, inyigOrating and divert ng
exhibitions Of Courage and address This exhihi-
ton so entirely unexceptionabe in ts character
and influence, as to re Give universal command
and approval ~ all parts OF the country, and ac-
knoWleged everywhere the most popular instruc
tive and economical OF all public Amusements
being free from all features hich considered
Objectionable in many exhibitions, by the refined
and educated classes Of the community.
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE, !
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 30, 1864.
General Orders
EXTRACT.

= Q. - J EA IhAOI.
II, All citizens at this Post not engaged
10 legitimate business or employment, and not
permanently domiciled at the Post, are directed
and required to Immediately proceed to Louisville
KY OF such other places north Of the lines Of this
Department as they may select
app ications for passes will be made to the Pro-
vost Marshal Of the Post. All persons falling to
comply with these Orders within reasonable time
and unable TO give satisfactory reasons tor the de-
lay, viii De arrested and sent north OF the Obi
nyer 70 remain curing the war.
The Provost Marshal is charged with the enforce
ment Of these Orders.
by command OF Brig. Gen. JNO F. MILLER
dscl-lH l.. ROWLAND, A A. G.
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GALLERY
or THE
Cumberland.
CATALOGUE

OF PHOTOGRA PHO oARTEs DE- VIsITE OF
" distinguished officers u ne FEDERAL and Coz
federats Amy aad Navy, for sale, Whoiesals snd
Retail liberal discount made % dealera
Retail proe. p cent? sent 10 ANY part of the
country. By NAL. on receipt ~ All order With he
mOne,, a "MOR5ES GALLERT OF THE Cum
bEkLAND," p Cedar street Nashville, Tsnnea-
see. Also for sale Card pictures a. pronlinsut Se
tresses Ac SC
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Small Pox.

A Ii PERSONS having information about Small
II Pox cases are hereby notified and requested
70 report the same Immediately at the Mayor
Office, or to the Medical Director, DR.. Clendnning
corner Of Cherry street and Cumberland Alley or
TO DAVIS CrOstwaite, who is acting as Smell POx
Agent. JOHN HUGH SMITH.
decz-zW ID. I. n Mayor.
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The Governor OF RahIn.

This worthy gentleman was much
outraged at the action of Captain Col
Inns in seizing the Florida in Brazilian
waters. But he does not reason well,
as it appears to US. Alr. Wilson, the
American Consul at Bahia, when the
Florida entered that port, demanded
that she should not be permitted to
supply herself but sent away; he de-
manded this, partly for the reason that
the Florida had violated the neutrality
Of Brazil "by capturing and destroying
vessels belonging to citizens Of the Uni
ted States of America within the ter
-rit0rizfw waters Of Brazil, near the island
of Fernando de Noronho, in April,
1853
To this the good Governor replied,
that
--''even If it were fully established that
the Florida had previously violated neu.
trality, such q proceeding would scarce
ly authorize US to refuse her permission
to enter the ports of the empire, and
could never warrant US TO commit the
acts required by the consul, which
would be equivalentst to hostile rup-
ture, without the intervention of the
supreme government of the state,
which is alone competent to authorize
such rupture"
So far so good Thereupon the Wa
chusett seized the Florida. What did
the Governor do? Did he resign him
self TO her. act as he did to the Flori~
da's? Not at all He flew into great
rage, and notified the consult that
positive orders have been to-day issued
to the different authorities to refuse
admission to the Waehusett in any of
the ports Of this province. For this
purpose the most energetic and forci-
BILE means will be employed according
TO the instructions of the Minister Of
Foreign affairs of June % of last year,
if such shall be rendered necessary by
the reluctance and criminal obstinacy
manifested by that steamer in failing TO
comply with the lntlmation conveyed
to her, thus continuing to infringe upon
the duties imposed by international
law, end the honor and dignity of her
own flag"
Now, was not the Wachusett as good
as the Florida Why then refuse to
her what he had granted the Florida
Why make flesh of one and fish of the
other? If the Governor of Bahia had
done in the Florida case what he did
in that of the Wachusett, Captain Col
Inns would not have taken the law in his
own hands. But as it was, he had no
other remedy that we can see, except
to go on protesting, while the Florida
went on burning American ships within
the limit of Brazilian territory.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

VEYE ARE OFFERING FOR SALE A VERY
BG valuable FARM, nesr the Noensvlie
f1ke p miles from the city. containing ~ Acres
Of choice land Brick residence, containing four
rooms, besides kitchen, smoke house, and other
outhouse' excellent spring Of water, and a great
variety Of fruit trees. Apply =
". MATT BROWN & CO.
noVi6-u ID Al Cherry street.
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To Rent.
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL
kAsHyIFTr TtN,. R.x- g. 1874

ONE ELEGANT ROOM, FURNISHED OR NOT
~ furnished, a. the parties desire. Apply by let
ter Pest bOx b'5- nOV29-lWt
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To Let.

THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF Store
i No. II Public square most desirable stand
for sny Wholesale business or for q Photograph
Gallery. Apply On the premises InOvsO-3t