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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25
FOR SALE BY

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NOMNN no wOvC.

As n proof that the Blood Purifier aud Pills are purely
vegetable, | have the certificates Of those eminent chem.
lists, Professors Chiffon of n. Y, and Locke of Cincinnati.
Read DR.. Robnck's Special Notices and Certificates pub.
llshel in a conspicuous part of this Paper from time to
time.
Price 81 the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier, 81
per bottle, or 81 per halfduzcn. Ofthe Scandinavian Veg
etable Blood Pills, 2j cents per box, or q boxes for 81.
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-ThoseIiving
~ at a distance wishing surveyingdone
by the county Surveyor, will have their
calls punctually attended to, by address
ing him by letter, giving FIVE da%ys'notlce.
Direct all e to Hambden, Geauga
ca, o. S.EDSON. Go. Surveyor.
595tf
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Pension and War Claim Agency.

N.HATHAWAY, oltheGrm ofThrasher,
l. Duriee Il Hathaway, is authorized ard
licensed by theGiovernment. to procure Bounty
their widows andheirs, and Invalid Pensions for
disabled soldiers, and all other claim against the
government OF the Quilted States, and of the
State of Ohio. Business attended to promptly
ana honestl y. Charges for procuring Pension,
aud no charge until bounty or back pay OBJ.
tanned.
Dr,L.A. Hamilton has been appointed Elk.
omlning Surgeon for Geauga County, by whom
oil pplicantsfor Invalid Pensions mnsl be ex-
amiicd,
Apply in person or by letter, enclosing
stamp, to In. HATHAWAY, =
695ti Chardon, Ohio.
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ng-HEAD WHO SAYS sO.,ng

From the Rev IeviG. Peck, Pastor ofthc Bap-
tist Church, pcmborlon, N. j, iormcrly OF he
North Baptist Church, Plilad'a 49,
hnvo known Hollands German Bittcrs "a
vorably for n number OF years. ! have used them
ia my own family, and have been 80 pleased
with their effects that was induced to RECON-.
mend them to many others, and know that they
have operated in a strikingly beneficial man.
ner. take gren; pleasure in thus publicly pro.
claiming this fact, aud calling the attention o.
those afflicted with the diseasos for which they
nre recommended, to these Bi'tcrs.-knowing
from experience that my rccOmmendn ton will
be sustained do this more chcerfuIly as Hoof.
lands Bit,crs is intended to enefit The afflicted,
and il mot a rum drink Yours truly.
LEVI G.. BECK.
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From Rev J. Newton Brown. y. D Editor of
the Encyclopadia of Religious Know edge, and
Christian Chronicle, PhiIadelpb
Although | am never disposed to favor or re-
commend Patent Medicines in general, through
dislrust OF their ingredients md effects, | vet
know OF no sufficient reasons why "A man may
not testify TO the benofts he believes himself to
have rcccivrd from any simple preparation. in
hope that he may TINS contribute 10 the benefit
OF others.
lido this more rondily in regard to ITooAand's
German BittCrs, prcparedby DR.. & VI. jackson.
OF this city, because ] was prciudiced against
them for many years, under the impression TINT
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am
indebted 10 my friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esd ,
tor the removal OF this prejudice byprOpor te4ts,
aud 10, encouragement to try them when suffer.
ing from great and long continued debiIitv,-
The use of three bottles OF these B,tters at the
baginniug OF the present year, was followed by
evident rOliet aud restoration to n degree Of bod
lily and mental vigOr which l had not felt for
six months before, and had almost despaircd of
rcgaining. | therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me 10 the use ofthem.
J. NENVTON BROWN. Pbilod'o.
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PRICES:

PRICES:
Large Size, ~tholding nearly double qunn,ityD
$500 per bottle hall dozen $500
SmallSize-T5 cts. a houlo-hul dozen, 81 90
BEWARE OFCOUNTERFEITS,
See that the signature of'C. M.JACKSoN'
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Should your tdruggist not have the arti'
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PROPRIETORS.
. For Sale by Druggists and Dealer 8 in every
10 " IN the United States. 627yl
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From Rev ]. VI, Lyon, formerly Pastor Of the
Co!umbus,tN - and Milcslown, pa J Baptist
Churches
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From Row, Thos. Winter, Pastor Off oxboroua
Blptiat Church.

Dr,Jackson-Dcar Sir,-l feel it due to your
excellent preparation, Hollands German Bit
lors, to add my testimony to the deserved ropu.
ialoni II has won. | have Tor years, al inc
oecn dlsotdercdln my nead aud nervous systcm,
was advised by Il tIicnd To try a bottle olyour
Buffers. ] did 50, ard have experienced great
ani uI'eXpoc ted reIiei. My health has been very
materially benefited. | confidently recommend
the article where imcot with cases like my own,
aud have been assured by many of their good ct.
tocts, Respectfully, yours,
/. WINTER, Marlborough, Pa.
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WILKINS & KELLEY are Just opening
w their NEW CONFECTIONERY Room,
one door nooth Of their new Store. Please call
q nd see them.
1873 a. KELLEY.
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THlRTY.HI0HTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. %. 1854.
pAvnn or rn CLAIMS o. PERUVIAN CITIZENS
The bill 70 provide for the payment Of the claims OF 20
vuvian citizens was PASSED
fuz NAVIGATION or fas
Mr.. vAs wNKLs. (rcp.) Of ". W. presented joint
resolution Of the West Virginia legislature praying Con-
srss to institute egsat tive 10 the navigation Of
che ohio river. Referred.
rnR cHARrER or GEORGETOWN.
Nr. CRnn, (rep.) OF Iowa introduced q bill to
amend ths charter OF Georgetown, D. c. Referred.
LAND cIAxs
Me- HOWARD, (rep.) Of Mich introduced bill con.
nrmatory Of certain land claims. Referred
rRocmDmos BEFORE COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Doolsrrlz, (repJ Of Wis.,, introduced resolution
chat In eli sessions Of committees take the testimony
OF Witnesses 10 relation % any matter Of act pertaining
any branch thereof the head Of such department shall
% 70 employ some competent and proper per-
surnsA Az Other evidence o. proof pertinent to the INST
= DISTRICT or COLUMBIA BUSINESS
On motion o. Mr.. GRINSs, Thursday and Friday, Feb
suary Is and TO- were apart for District Of Columbia
EXPENDITURES or NATIONAL ARxoams
A communication was received from the Secretary Of
War containing statement Of the expenditures Of the
national armorSes. &c. Referred.
fm TENSION mIf Passed
On motion Of Mr.. SUMNER. lrepl q Masa the Pension
DILL for The fiscal year was taken up and Passed
, AMENDMENTS TO rHE HOMESTEAD
Mr. CONFESS. (rep) Of Cal, called up tho bill amending
The bin provides that any person DESTROYS Of ayaing
himself OF the bsnsn Of the Homestead Of 1861 wbo
service Of the United states may be unable 70 do The
ersona preliminary acts at the District Land once, and
:ss Which is"s ssd
Como de improvement and settlement have been made,
%ss 20 s iss'i sss
raid, and he thereby Be entitled 70 al the rights and
priviIssss conferred By the previous oct.
xuw rx1r1 n
NJ WILLIAMSON (rsp) Of hion.. offered the following rs'
K III: e.
Interests whether any pcrca o. che APPROPRIATION &c ne
ss S csisss
:s::ss '' . dc :s'''s
sm RECIPROCITY rRrArr.
3 s S:.s.s s: ~
hon c.ssis o susS TAX imposed - % prevent undue
comgssos Win oar eva cIsis;sa Referred 70 the Com.
ran rscro.sS sxrursos on SENATOR pAvp.
The ssosss Pscossaes V ne sOasdsrssOn Of the reso.
4; ca: sTI:si 9 y n ;ss.ss. ne resolution. ?.
Swsous n sES Senator non NsssasSusssss M. wilson,
sas s 3 Il:
Aavius, however discained any lnsurrectonary obeot
IN the tnsro0ucsons 40 tnouens the senate bound "a
accept che disclaimer and allow the senator's
prssatioa OF hts language the senator only
meant ~ The word revolt" 10 resort 10 opposition
at the polls, Ia Ietal way, against The President
aud tho war leaders, be thought the resolution for his
sxRulsioo should be withdrawn and hoped would BE-
tcsrxa. (rep Of Conn, gave bic reason Tor voting
against tno expulsion and censure of Mr. DAVIS whose
sescsus'ow wese mprcper 70 b intrcuucea mse tnn
): ~ .s e % ss y
suas bsfOsehs mpsAchmsnt ttlxt be guilty Of the
ee>e charge % np revelutons Of the 5euAto from Ken.
{yeky would b trA0scendinG the limits which We as
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break down The hope OF the South. Among other
things Mr. Garfield spoke Of the great anxiety manifested
by the rebels pending Ohio State election last autumn
When the telegraph flashed 20 the army the news OF the
Union victory and defeat Of yallandgba, he MIR Gar
ded) sent general order through the camp when from
every little there burst shouts which fairly rent the
air, and sent terror and despair TO those men-the
rebeIs-who watched the border In conclusion, be
said slavery must he swept order 10 permanent
peace. They should follow the example OF Cromwell and
verify OF the Puritans
Mr.. EDcEKros (opp) Of Ind expressed himself az OPP
posed 70 conscatou the ground OF Christianity and
public policy and took issue with policy OF the ad-
mipistratton.
Adjourned at I've O'Clock.
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sss.. s.sSa.
and basis from wh.es We need MOI err ":
hs aSa A. such facts the foowng sIthoss
heace liberty % indosse sSs ssss
p,,.saLn.s sw BEDsoaD. Mass. Nov. s4~Isss-
Ds.:ra1s soa | fss ssa s.sa.
rs %s we y.ps and %eaees. s:S
ShS were using Plantation Ber soos s
dinner Feeling better y degrees dsysi was Is
s S. s and nd cead sleep ~. ne e., s
s svss s e Ne
RsspssuRv, VII. Sep, u, iss
teen 'D <; Il'S ' 'fHi
'A'e' ''e' 'e'''''' ~ '''''" anu a. FLAurE
the ss X. 81 We the Home
- ~. .., ssx YS,a. august g 1853
~ sssss ss ns.:
FL .ns . most ss g. o.:
az s sss Ss Ss. s. sa al %s
Commenced win bu, tes.poonfal o. Bitter. day Hes
s seSf's .: sps ss' '''''' ''s MRS Dsvos
eve much e YOU rorI verify beieve the Plan
'''''' s''''r' have saved "s XIV w. e wAoeokEE
~ s:s; re X:
4. IL phiadsiphIs, Psnnsyivasls.
-. s.s. boon ssrss. sss.r.s dYseses,s, 40
S:ss cured sH %s ''s''''s Rss . 3 d1xsHSss
- -. Send us twentyfoar dozen Of yoar fisnes
ton bttea the popularity OF which daily increasing Wsh
SYKES CHADWICK 4 CO..
Proprieiors wlard's HOTEL Washington. d. O.
have given the Plantation bitter. to hundreds
OF our disabled soldiers with the mos; sson.s!ns eject
Superintendent Soldiers Home Cincinnati. Ohio
The Plantation Bittsrs have o,rcd me OF liver
complaint of which was laid PROSTATE and had 10
''-1''A ~ ''H B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ohio
The Plantation Bitters have cured me OF . ds-
tressed me for years Il acts like charm:
c. c. MOORE. 2A Broadway.
&C., &C.. ac.. &C.. 90.
The Plantation Bers make the weak strong tho angid
brilliant and exhausted natures great resorer They
Of the celebrated Casaya Bark WnersosB,
SassAas Roots Herbs &c. all preserved 10 perfect pu0
81. Croix Rum.
Of sedentary habits troubled with weakness lass
tude palpa0n OF the heart lack Of appetite dross aftes
eating torpid liver, constipation ac deserve 70 suffer II
They are rec,nmended BY the highest medical authors
and warranted to produce an immeilate ponerNa.
effect They exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure ana
NorcK-Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bisrs
In bulk or by tho gallon Is swnder and mpostor - y
put up only In cabin bottle Beware Of bottles renI
ed with imitation delctrrious stuff for which several p
already In prison Sec that bottle has or
United States stamp the unmutated and sgua
ture steel plato side labels
globe - r. H. DRAKB 4 co,
2Oz Broadway. Now York.
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In your report OF the habeas corpus respecting
the custody OF my infant daughter II Is stated ths
judge Dean read series OF shdavis 70 the effect that
the respondent had abandoned his wife and was living
with woman at tho New England Hotel Ia tho Bowery"
This statement has no foundation IN truth. and is
assertion Of tho counsellor dsproved through
proceeding connected with this matter Tor the past -four
months not only tho hsbeas corpus proceeding but In
tho REALTORS application for aimony under tho proceed
dict or $40 900 the Court OF Common Pleas the 10th
inst against her paramour. which verdict would not
nave been 80 promptly gven had tho above paragraph
been true To still further show that thcre ID truth In
Mr. Deans assertion. the aldavits In the proceedings
show that during the eight years have been interested
IN the New England Hotel female allowed TO
lodge In II, and that Is lodging house for only.
I live alone with my children al another residence.
r. " HU6TEQ,
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MEETING OF fHE LINCOLN ASSOCIATION. This Association
held meeting evening ~ Hope Chapel, for the pur
pose OF advocating the reelection Of Mr. Lincoln to the
Presidency.
Simeon Draper, who seems 10 be the leading spir, o.
OF the movement upon taking the chair stated that be
was happy 10 inform bis friends that large number Of
gentlemen from other organizations about espousng
the cause OF their great and glorious standard bearer
upon tho result Of whose election depended the safety OF
the country. -
An old gentleman, Mr. Hotalng, after considerable di
Guilty succeeded In getting audience aud after audng
Mr. Lncohs pecuar htncss for the position undertook
10 give Q history OF bis political career.
Another gentleman took occasion 10 pitch into the re.
publican Central Committee, which organization 10 10 the
interest or Mr.. Chase.
Mr. Draper Who wished to throw oil upon the troubled
waters replied TO The gentleman and bitterly denounced
any man who would breed discofd among the loyal men
Of the city Of New York.
After The passase Of sot OF resolutions, appointing
committee TO confer With citizens Of other states sepa
tors members OF Congress and everybody 10 general
meeting adjourned 10 nexs Thursday evening.
AFTERNOON EXHIBITION. Cotton offers the ladies and
children an exhibition Of laughing gas At the Cooper In.
sttute tomorrow Afternoon, when is expected that
poetry and song win be developed
shortly after two O'Clock yesterday morning nre
bsos out in the dry ing room OF the New York City Pot
terry 212 West Thirteenth street, owned By AorrisCu
Carr. Damage 10 The building and stock shout si,OsO
no insurance.
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A Valuable Medicine for Females.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
These Pills have already reputation which few other
medicines introduced public for the century.
have been fortunate enough attain Their
every case where they rightly tested has
equivocs rapid satisfactory In instance have
they failed. They are the result Of long and extensive
practice among all OF society The combination OF
ingredients Of which they known only
s originator perfected only ssr many expensive
experiments made. long and laborous study
added to many years uubounded experience. bad been
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whatever her age condition lifs should be without
these Pills; for every Of the softer
liable to suffer from which. II not paated
with the care. remedicd with promp,ncss may
embter . whole lifetime. and ultimately send their vic
tim to the grave Dr. Cheeseman's PILLS. in all cases Of
irrssuarity. operate safe and agreeable
When becomes pa:e and at.enuaied and
the rosy cheek banches parchment when the
eye brancy, the relax the heart papias
the circulation Of the blood time sluggish and at
another mpetaous and violent; when the nerves are now
strained then suddenly uns,rung
that renders the almost maniac these
pills prove themselves 10 be the greatest the best and the
cheapest blessing devised for the benefit OF msd wife
widow Nomaer whether from cold or constitutional de-
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health follows their use as daylight follows the rising
OF the There many females who fancy that slight
omissions require but little and be productive
OF lasting injury This sad mistake. and one which
bsh,s many existence which ought to be happy ons
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asude, byser loans Of food restlessness byday and
by night bypochrondria emaciaon the attendant
evils All these are banished by Dr. Cheeseman's Pills
They are warranted purely vegetable. Explicit directions
with each boz Price 81 per box sir ss sent
by mail Sold BY druggists generally valuable pamphlet
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THB sTEAMER MODMAT0R SUNK By The CB-HoS'
oRs 10 GENERALS GRANT AND RoeEcRASs.
81. LOUIS, Jan. %, 1854.
large quantity ics foated past the city this after
noon sinking the steamer Moderator At the evss y the
cabin Although she badly caresued II thought abe
can be raised.
General Grants son is convalescent The General visi
ted tho theatre last night received quite an ovation
NE complimentary dinner to DO given 70 him at the
Lnde,l Bots Tomorrow will BE- one Of the gfandess a.
fairs ever got up this city. Tho General leaves for the
,sou,h on Monday next General Rcsscans vii arrive
10 morrow noon. and will be welcomed BY committee q
cttSsus ed escorted n BIZ hotel By procseet0o. 3.
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FAkhkhbnOk1 W. Jtu. 1904.
The OHIO river Ia now open al this point. with twelve
tcet OF water in tho channel and risug daily line OF
steamboats and barees running from here Freghs
shipped from tho Baltimore Ohio Railroad termi
nus 70 oil tho river points a. FAR IS Loaisviils
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io<1, 1851, 10s7 1Uss 1895 i1o3, iio7, HOO, li0o
I'LL Ills. liza, 1926 i1sI ii3i. liss, Iill Part IL
SEQ cav 1880, isai 1884, 1854 Mss
svrxssoi CouRr-Psrt Mos iii, ssos, Sisa, 2727
2sl5 S3e3 $685. S51a 24s7 33l5 $751; ScI9, ISL 1883
sics ssos so. ssis az W. ~ ~ -, s;sS Sss Nv
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Lea Il Perrins' Worccstershtre sauce
In quarts hints and half pints s-~7n,
- JOHN DUNCAN SONS, sole sgcnts
Union square and Fourteenth street.
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OWT SOrI0I
Money Tired o. Marriage Marriage in Turfey; The Baby
Walks; Two Human Monsters, With their Portraits. The
New Born and the Dead.
SUCCESS IN INTERCHANGEABLE Right Use; ~ CALI
choice o Pursuits; Capital Credit; Must Marry.
Motives Enterprise; Cheerful The Right and the
Wrong Way Tllnstra ed =.
WHAT 10 BELIEVE. -Agnolosr. or Fortune Telling:
World Masng; OF Earthquakes Giants and Dwass
Honrs OF study Impor Parents and Teachers Mar
ves Man Breath u Life: WAT We are Made %; frs-
monitIons OF Death, &C. In FEBRUARY PHRtxoLoctcAL
JoUpssI- Double n m5es. Is cts, or 81 80 year
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The Plan OF the Park.
VERDICT OF RI0nT THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AND
TWENTY. FIVE DOLLARS AGAINST THE GIFT, IN
FAVOR OF GENERAL vIELH.
GttnNt06 wv Hts
Before Judge Garvin.


Before Judge Garvin.
JAN 2T.-ESbrt L. Vsele aoaina the Mayor and Comm ~
CosnctiIhis was action brought by tho plaintiff TO
recover damages against the city for services performed
in preparing map Of tho Park, pursuant to order
Of the Park Commissioner. The plaintiff was engaged
i've years Ia the completion OF the task and when the
map was finished u was not accepted Subsequently
the Commissioners accepted map prepared BY
imitation Of the plan he presented with
ditions and alterations divguss the plagiarism Mr.
claimed that ths map now in use although credited to
0mstead 4 vaux, was nothing more or less than copy
Mr. viees effort and that the city should recompense
him for his abors Mr.. hscket, the counsel for the
Corporation fought hard 10 prevent the city from being
mucted, but IN vain. Verdict FOR the plaintiff 50 ,625,
thus showing that General Wees plan was the one really
adopted by the Park Commissioners and he h therefore,
the real author Of the plan Of the Park.
Meeting or the Aldermanic Committee
ora Rstrenchment and Reform.
This committee met yesterday TO hear Thomas " Carr
on matters relating TO the City Inspectors Department,
Alderman Hardy In the chair The committee adjourned
when they asccrtaned that Mr. Carr not present.
Tho following letter, however, was sent TO them BY Mr..
Carr
Alderman JoHH HARDY, Chairman Of Retrsnchmsnt and
sIs-PresumiDs tina. you are already convinced that
q all matters eooDecied wih the City Inspectors De.
partmsnt have equal right 10 hope at least that you
are equally determined 20 aid in these
" such presumption Ia NOT forced enc viii DO a first
your province TO convince that you duly author
aed 70 send os psrsvus and papers such as shall dsss
nate, and thaS you also duly empowered 10
take testimony under oath. When thus assured !
VIII % moss happy 10 place my time at your
disposal until shl have fully satishcd you OF the cor
rupson and wassful expenditure incident 70 the City
inspectors Department az present managed. A. your
body es well - mys, have assumed 70 engage In the
work cxsminng and exposing the defects Of the exist
ing syse, ana the practices which has permitted We
both Owe 70 the public 70 pursue that examination
manned 20 thorough - 70 convnce the public mind that
no existing rsatisus between yourselves and the City
lnspectoss Department, based UPON mutual PATRONAGE
aud fAvora shall Intervene TO prevent an impartial
Judgment a. your hands. The people expect 80 exposi
ton mot coucealmcut and II either Of US hold back one
title o. al The testimony WHOM the broadcast exsuiins
ton OF thesubect demands ingenuity will be able TO
invent satissctory plea for such dsrection Of duty
Your obedient servant THOMAS N. CARR,
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Royal Havana Lottery.-3O Per Cent
Premium paid Prizes Information furnished. High
paid for Doubloons and all kinds OF Gold and Sill
TAYLOR & Co. Bankers. IL Wall street.
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DIR. Halstcad.. OF Round Hil Water
Cure Northampton Mass will be the s. Nicholas Hotel.
Broadway. February antA He Will be in from 10 70 4.
Zee advortisemen MT. Opium and Stimulant Takers"
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Dalis and Ysrsiss versus Snow and
ipIad,es white Satin SLIPS and Gsiera Ladies Bat
morals and India Rubber Boots and SHOES
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Lottery Tickets Cashed in All Legal
ized Lotteries Information given
JOSEPH BATES, II Wall street, room No l. NJ. z.
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English Camel COal.-a3O Tons KIRK.
less Hail Gas Cannsi l6s tons Peaslay Gas Casus:
200 tons Iuce Hall House Camel. port aud Tor
sale by GEO. W. PRCK Agent, ITO Wall street.