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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-18
The Sherman Expedition.

This expedition, waich started from
Vicksburg about the first Of January,
crossed the Big Black, on the 18th, about
fifteen miles east of Vicksburg 'Hurl-
burts corps taking parallel route, and
crossed five miles higher up on p@ntoon
bridges. Each, column was fourteen
miles long. The naval force-sent up the
Yazoo is to prevent flank movement
to cut off our trains. The IRON clads
are intended to reach Grenada, if
possible, and cooperate with General
Smiths Cavalry, to drive Forests COM
mand towards Canton, where Bishop
Polk consscrlgts are. nal, el t..s
This looks very much as fifsomething
was. to be done again soon, 9nUhichl will
Unacceptable news to ouireaders. Sue
cess to the brave boys. Al'' = '.'-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-18
THE LAST CHARGE.
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

THE following, which contains The very sod OF
poetry. we'll patriotism is-from the Febrt ny
number of the Atlantic Monthly. We consider it
opportune at the present time when the Government
is making such Efforts conquer an honor
bic and lasting peace.
Now men Of the North will you join in the strife
For Country. for Freedom. for honor, for life
The giant grows blind in his fury ard spite
One blow on his forehead will settle the fight ~---
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-18

Flash fulin his eyes the blue tightening Of steel,
stun him with cannon bolts; peafupor peaiS
MoIr1t troopers, ana f5ilow yonr game 70 its liar,
AS the hound tracks the wolf and the beagle tho
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-18
@. II E. E Y

Why is it that CIiRIST1DOROS HATR DYE IS tE1
LEST IN THE WORLDf lH.f'I
BEC1 USE cmintpf chemists say so 5r
81 BECI USE IL contdins no ciustic compounds
BE(1 USE IL wpdrs longer Mon any 0fher /! l's
BECd USE IL operates INSTA NT.f NEOUSL
BECA GSE IL doris not sai. he skin!
GLCIUSE IL noarideS and Strengthens tn. Hair
BLCA Use IL co4'recfs TIE bad ilec Is Of otht dyes
BEt-fFSE its la'est,fc eanaot be detected
LsEl-zISE LY NEVER FAILS I r4z
Manufactured by d. lURTST1DOR4 6 4 sfor Home
Netc York. SID cury'chere, and applied by all Hair
DreSsfrS.
Pric,, ST. SID aud So per Dor, according to si:e
Cristadoro's Ham, 9Preservative.
Is iuroiuabie wih his Dye as imparts The utmost
Stiffness, The most JeaatJul g'oss amt great ria'ity 10
tie liar. Y-aE..@
Prize so Cents s1oo, and 1900 per- bottle occordag
10 size n2l-4U
UOSTETTERSf (ELEBR STOMACH EFT
TIERS is If the greatest strenghing prep@ra ieas
eaa IL isepecfalty adapted To- those rhG aGiictet
Nth The Ferer and gue any 0ther diseases ari,ing
from, diSordered condition Of the dgess esgoss For
the Ferer and ligHe there Is perhaps medicine the
,eord equal 10 IT, as It eders aprtss svd r9 sish>s
the blond, clch 50 important 10 bring about healthy
action IN diseases Of this aature. The Bi>rs
among The most popaior and at the time, rdiuabl>
specifics IN the mcdicel ,corId In recommending IL to
he putic tuty conscious Of doing them great
ties and and Speedy actoa in al cases, uherc the
disease is caused " rryul,ity Of Hegesire organs
4 trial wW snDice for he most skepticoi. H SEE AID
TEHTISEME4NT. $50 II Il Il n2l-l,a
For sale by al Dr"ggists and dealcrs g,neraUy,
cpryurherT. II rs et3t
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-02-18
Weekly SUMMARY of News. Etc.

six principal sales of real estate in
Chicago lately aggregate the neat sum
of 1922, 61S-two of them alone amount
ed TO s11S,4 1855.
GoLD.-Itis estimated that S270, 000,-
900 of gold was produced throughout
the world during the year 1863
new Cathedral in New York
city commenced by Bishop Hughes,
when finished will be capable of con-
taifihg 9,eoo people. It will be the
largest church on the Western Cont
nent.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1864-11-30
Railway Matters.

: Mr.. MoHENaY AND THE A. & G. W.
R. R.-The New York Tribune says:
a Mr.. McHenry was theqfrst European
capitalist to perceive and acknowledge
the expediency of constructing a railroad
which should practically continue the
Erie on its six-feet gague from the Valley
of the Allegheny to that of the Missouri,
stretching across the County of Chautau-
qua, the States of Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana and Illinois. Thus trayersiug one Of
the most fertile, genial and productive
sections of our country, turning the Ale
ghaniss apd connecting our city more d.
fectly with Cleaveland, Cincinnati and
st. Louis.
For the realization of this project Mr..
McHenry either advances himself, or pro-
cured to be furnished by others, no less
than Seventeen Millions of Dollars, and
he has lived to witness its completion far
sooner than it could have been effected
but for his remarkable energy, earnest
faith, ample fortune, and enjoyment of
the confidence Of other capitalists through
out the Old World. The success of the
enterprise has been rendered more signal
by the rapid development of the Oil Re
gion of Pennsylvania lying very near its
track ; but it must in any case have been
decided. We understand Mr.. McHenry
found the resources and business Of the
region traversed by this great artery be-
yond his expectations. Though delayed BY
the scarcity of rolling stock, aggravated
by a recent destruction by fire of num-
Der of cars just completed for this road,
we learn that the daily running of
through express trains from New York to
1t. Louis is to be commeced within a
few weeks.
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RUNAwAY-S1x CENTS REWARD

49,
RUNAwAY-SIx CENTS REWARD
One CHARLIE PETERSON, an ill-bred
pedant, who has been teaching a Select
School in Ashland for some time, having
skedaddled for. parts unknown, without
paying his board, store and printing bills,
We will give the above sum Of six cents
for any information of his whereabouts,
if furnished within a reasonable time.-
Tho aforesaid PETERSON is a low, heavy
set, bloviating nuisance, with a hang-dog
countenance that viii tell honest men to
beware of the unoultivated scoundrel
wherever he goes. He collected . quar-
ter's tuition in advanaa, justbefore leaving
and left board bills, store bills, printing
bills, De-, amounting to- about two hun
dred and fifty dollars unpaid. The
aspressure" was too heavy for poor Pr
'TERsoN, but the town is swell nd of him
at any price.
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GUAR SALE.

TN pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Ashland County. Ohio, made on
the 10Th day of October, A. D. 1854, in the
case of John D. Jones, guardian of Luella
Porter, against his ward and others, the un-
dersigned will,
On the 10th day of November, 1864,
at 2 O'Clock, on the premises, offer at public
sale, the following described real estate, sit
uate in Ashland County, ohio, to-wit: the I'M
divided one-sixth part of the North west quar-
ter of sectisnseleven (11) in township twenty
one (2l) and range sixteen (1e) of the Virgin
Ia Military District School lands, subject to
the Government claim thereon, as sehoQl land.
Also the undivided one-sixth rar. of one
hundred acres of land off the south side of the
south east quarter of section number eleven
I'D township twenty one (2l) and range six
(161, under the same restriction and reg
ulations as lhe first described tract, subject to
the dover estate of Rebecca Porter, widow Of
John Porter deceased. 8sq
Terms Of salezone third cash, on day of
sale, one third in one year and one third in
two years from day of sale, to. be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold, and deferred
payments 10 bear interest at the rate of 6 per
cent. per annum payable annually.
Appraised at 1880. 90.
JOHN d. JONES,
Guardiansof Luella Porter.
- NJ
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A
HA- Tax payers-you who havn't paid
your taxes-don't wait till the last day
or two before the percentage is to be adj
ded before making payment, and then all
make a rush for To T~reasurer's Office at
once,-hurrying the life out Of our ex-
cellent and accommodating Treasurer
Come right along. Drop in every day,
from now to the goth of next month, af-
ter which time the penalty of fve per
cent. will be added. And we would sag
gest to our subscribers, when they come
to pay their taxes, to call at the UNION
Office and pay their subscription In dd-
vance, and thereby ave the penalty, as
prescribed in our terms, which will be
found on the third page, Read them,
and ear In mind, that they viii be
STRICTLY ADHERED TO. At present we
will take LINCOLN scabs,-or, as some
call them, greenbacks, which, in a year,
may not be worth a Continental-curse:
Walk up, gentlemen, and fork over.
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NHL. Hr.E .HHNErL - 80 rrr--
FOR THE PEOPLE.-It is q well
established fact that no preparation has
aver been placed before the public, that,
as a remedial agent for the safe and
speedy cure of Coughs, Colds, Group, In
A~uenza, Hoarsness, Tickling in the
Throat, Soreness of the Chest and Lungs,
and the relief of Consumptive Coughs, is
equal to Goes Cough Balsan. AL
though not knewn in the Western States
until the fall of 1868, over 100000 bot
ties of it were sold and used by the peo-
pie its immence popularity being the re,
suit of its undoubted merit. The propri-
etors, Messrs. G. G.. CLARE Dc Co., of
New Haven, CT, who are among the
most reliable Of the Eastern Drug Hous-
es, have offered to apy man who would
produce an article that would euro any
Lung and throat affections as quick as
Goes Cough Balsam, areward of 500,
and are without any taker, although the
offer has been made public over two years.
The bottle compares frvorably in size
with any of the IS cent preparations, and
its strength is second to none, making it
not only the best, but the cheapest reme-
dies in the world. We have the united
testimony of such houses as Lord &
Smith ; Fuller, Finch & Fuller; ; Brun.
ham & VanSchaack J. II. Reed & Co.,
and a. Scoyill, all heavy drngests in the
cit of Chicago, together with the assur-
apce of Wholesale and retail druggists in all
points of the Northwest, that they are
selling more of this preparation, and that
it gives greater satisfaction than any 9TH
er Cough Balsan now extant. No family
should be without it; it is within the
reach Of all, the price being only 40 cts.
In time Of health, provide for disease
Chicago Tribune
Nov. S-1m22
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MARRIED,

On the goth inst, at The residence of
the brides father, by the Rev. W.. A. G.
EMERSON, Mr.. JOHN FLUKE to Miss
ELIZABETH Mcdowell, all of Or
ange township, Ashland county Ohio. !
With the above notice came. bounti-
full supply of delicious cake, to which all
done justice, and join us in wishing the
happy couple a safe journey down life's
troubled stream.
October 18th, by Rev. A. H. MYERs,
Mr.. SAMUEL RITTER and Miss MA
RY MATTHEWS, both of Ashland Co.
November 22nd, 1864, at the resi-
dence of the brides uncle, Mr.. J. Edgar,
of Reedsburg, Ohio, by the Rev. A.
HELwIG, Mr.. JOHN HARE and Miss
LIZZIE GUIDER both Of Indiana.
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Mr.. Samuel Hess, who departed this life on
Tuesday morning, September goth, 1864, at
the residence of VIM. Hess, in Iowa, was born
March 18th, 1904, in Fayette CO., Pa. he was
married in 1s26toM Miss Elizabeth Fleck, ofsaid
county. and remained there until 1853 when
they emigrated to Ashland county. their pres
ent home. The deceased leaves a wife and
five children to MOURN his loss. He was.the
father of twelve CHILDREN, but 1916, in the
space of sixteen days, he lost ,sevenschildren
by diptheria. Mr.. Hess was D kind aud low
ing husband. an induigent father, a dutiful
son, af~fectionate brother and a confding and
much respected friend by all who knew him.
His character was such as to win him a crown
of immortal glory. He has been q member of
the Dunkerd Church for many years and has
always lived an exemplary and consistent life
Three weeks previous to the day of his bu-
rial he and his wife left heir home in Ohio to
visit their daughter in Black Hawk county,
Iowa, where they remained several days, and
then came to Mt. Vernon to visit his brothers,
when he was taken very sick. and after a
short period died of congestive fever. During
his illness not a murmuro of complaint escaped
his lips. He appeared perfectly resigned,
giving all into the hand of Him who knoweth
allthings- The disconselate widow returned
home to her children, but how sad q meeting
of parent and child ! o, God, be thou a cem-
fort to the widow and father to the fatherless.
His remains were brought home on the 18th
of November and inferred in Orange grave
yard, at the Maple Grove Church.
Rest thee, dear father, sweetly rest,
Within thy bed Of clay,
Thy spirit, mingling with the blest,
Exults in endless day B. W. :
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Sale of Real Estate by Order Of
Probate Court.

On the 17h day Of December, a; Q. ga,
at 2 o'clock, P. NJ. on the premises, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate as the property Of John Earnst, de-
ceased, being q part Of the Southeast
quarter eff section FIVE (5G, township twenty
one (2I), Range fifteen t16), bounded and de-
seribed as follows: Commencing on the North
side ofthe East and est road leading through
the town of Jeromeville at the South east cor
ner of the ally east of Land decided BY Aaron
Whissimore to Samuel Meng. ond thence north
along the east side of said ally $50 feet, thence
east so feet. thence souths15o feet, and thence
west so feet to the place Of beginning, being
the same lot or piece of land decided to said
John Earnst; deceased, by David Steel.
Terms of Sale. one third cash in hand ON
day of sale, one third in one and the residue
in two years with interest from day of Sale.
Deferred payments to be secured py mortgage
on the premises. .-AI
HENRY, WINRIGLER.
Administrator of John Earnst, decd.
By j. D.. Jones, Atty.
November 16, ~1864-4w2S
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T ETH
card to 1nyaIids.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as a missionary, discovered o safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urls
nary and Seminal Organs, andthe whole train
of disorders brought on by baneful and vici-
GUS habits. Great numbers have been AREA
dy cured by this noble remedy. Prompted
BY q desire to benefit the afflicted and unfor-
tunate, 1 will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope,
to any one who needs it, FREE OF CHAKG
Please inclose a stamped envelope, address,
ed to yourself. Address
JOSEPH t. INMAN,
STATION D.. BIBLE HoUsE.
New York City.
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FOR Sale.

NOR sale in Orange, this County, o good
situstion for q Cabinet maker. There
is a good house, good cellar, good well, and
good out buildings; an excellent garden spot,
grapes, cherries, strawberries, and o beauti-
full yard decorated with shrubery. One lot Of
about one fourth of an acre, and a good shop
situated on one Of the lots, about % by 80
and there being no cabinet shop in the town
ship, now, nearer than Ashland it certainly
is o good situation-Terms reasonable. For
information apply at Orange to =
T. Y. McCRAY. 3.
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THOMAS jefferson.

In his Annual Address, Jefferson said:
"Let us reflect, that having banished
from our land that religious intolerance
under which mankind so long bled and
suffered, we have yet gained little, if we
c~ountenance a political intolerance as des-
potic, as wicked, and capable of as bitteE
and bloody prosecutions"
In this extraordinary hour of our coun-
try, (says the Boston Post,) she will need
tho aid of all her SONS to carry her
through her trial. Let us hope that the
infinite power that rules the d~estinies of
nations will lead at length to more happy
counssls, and land our nation in Power
and Peace.
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LAW GARD.-We call the attention of
6ur readers to the card of Mr.. JAMES E.
Cox, in another column. Mr.. Cox for,
Q merry lived IN this county, and is a good
and Trustworthy gentleman. He is, a
bHs conpetent lawyer, and we would say that
all business entrusted to his care win be
properly attended to, and upon the short
est notice. ga oss.
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Valuable Town Property Fox
-..aE. - GnIo -. IL

THE undersigned desires to sell as soon as
possible his residence with the TaHnery
and other buildings now owned and occupied
by him. There are seven lots, situate on
Main Street and extending to third treet,
Ashland. One large Brick dwelling house
small dwelling houses, two plenty of fruit,
shrubbeIy, &C., &C., good water and all the
conyeniences for a first class residence
/ will sell all together or in parts and by lots.
For particulars inquire of the undersigned
upon the premises of Justiss Davis.
HUGH DAVIS.
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BROMLEY d cos. GARCIA
TURES ARE RICH!

TURES ARE RICH!
They help digestion, but are hard on the
vest buttons. Politicians are on mettIes
when Bromley &c Co. get out meD issues.
Political Carieature No. 1.
THE GRAVE OF THE UNION,
is a terrible poke at the Republicans, Lead
ing men of the party sweat under that joke.
Political Caricature No. 2.
INCARCERATION,
is another and more powerful sudorife.
Political Caricature No. 8.
THE NOVEMBER SMASH-UP,
is a diagnosis of all the ailments, political,
social, and moral, of sour friends on the 9th
er side,' and the fatal termination is fearful
" piCGtgred.
Political Caricature No. 4,
is truthful but shocking. It shows up the eff
fects of Miscegenation. The surcharged, So
cial, and political system of white Republic
canism breaks out in q Niger bah at the Re-
Headquarters, New York city.
A the virtue and all the respectability,"
in the PERSONS of Republican ofiee-holders,
leading Lincolnites tripping the fantastic toe
with Miss Dinah, with the long heel. Get
set, Nos. 1, 2, 8 and 3, in one package,
colored, on q roller, to insure safe carriage,
for 81, per mail, prepaid.
Colored Pictures, $I2 for so S22 for 100.
Plain " $9for 80; Sic for 100.
News dealers, picture dealers, &C., send on
your orders. Politicians, preachers, poets,
philosophers, and heads of famili IS, send for
the four numbers at 81. They are historical
and humorous, good for the blues, and 'shandy
to have in the house"
Address, plainly, giving tho Post Office
County and State,
sll BROMLEY & CO., Boz 1855
New York City.
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all come at once.

The REhIEF AssooIAT IoN-A CARD.
On Saturday last a number of the fsr.
mers infthis vicinity responded generous.
'ly5to the call for donations Of fuel and
provisions for the poor in our midst
The following is the list of contributions,
excepting the subscription of cash, which
has not yet been completed:
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NEW YORK PRICES.

The people of Ashland county can avoid de-
and save O great expense in freight by
buying of us. It is therefore to their interest
as well as ours for them to call and examine
our stock. WEIMER & STEINBACHER.
November 9, 1864,n22tf
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sswooD:wooDH

As the "melancholy days have come"
we would be thankful if those of our sub.
scribers who intend paying their subscrip-
tions in wood, would bring it in immedi-
ately. Who win bring the first load =
Don't all come at onee.
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Total value of contributions $1,000
Several farmers have promised to. bring
in wood for this cause before long, and
When it is taken into consideration that
some twenty families in, this place and
vicinity are in want, IT win be seen how
much need there is for liberality. A
strict account of all contributions is Kept
by the Secretary, 8. g. Bushnell, and
will be reported from time to time. The
donations on Saturday last were imme-
diately distributes, and in every. instance
we believe came to the recipients very OPP
iportunely and were received with grate-
full feelings.
The amount of cash subscribed is prob
ably in the neighborhood of 800. With
. little more effort it will reach $3.50
With this amount it is apparent that we
will be able to afford relief to those only
in quite Destitute circumstances.
8. G.. BUSHNELL
j. d. JONES'. Com.
WIN. OSBORN,
g. g. BUSHNELL, Sec'y.
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Prices.

Large Size (holding nearly double quantIty,,)
ST per Bottle-half doz. SIS 90
Small Size, rs cts. per Bottle-half doz. 81 90
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS.
See that the signature of sc. M. JACK
SoN,,.is on the WRAPPER of each bottle.
should your nearest druggist not have the
article, do not be put off by any of the intox-
icating preparations that may be offered in
its place, but send to US, and we will forward
securely packed, by express.
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. 6S1
Arch Street, Philadelphia.
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MUD.-The mud has been removed
from Main Street, and the ladies' can now
cross without oheying that unjust military
oonnand,, vizss - e 3
- Is ssssDrsss mp in fiontssnd close up in the
rear" 8,ssiasa "a - E5Dt Sc
sesisWe Adon't knovSuhsther this command
hss been strictly observed or not,-no
= matter, We 1afe glad that lths mud has
been taksn axaye
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p@-f youwant good Boots and Shoes,
60 to WALLACE & ANDREWS Ionl Main
street. They have the best assortment
and the largest stock ever brought to this
town. fzcs- -
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sS1SAU EaENrLEMANL4-0n last Tuesday
niehs some ~thoughtless gentleman G., en-
tered thelroom formerly occupied as the
UNION Once, and, in violation of the
-aighth commandment, removed a Stove.
9eIhshis hastsitol retire, he dropped one of
-Ss&sths limbs Of the stove, which he can have
ss.sssbjy calling = the UNlos o@ce.
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The advertisement for GoDEY's
aLAD4sBo BOOK s~iII.ppssr next week
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chooIExaminatfons.-

The following Is the result of Examinations
held September oath, Oct. 22nd. Nov. 18th
md 2eth, 1864 giving the name and address
of each successful applicant, and time for
which certificate granted.
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Ar Important Arrangement.

An Important Arrangement
Ar THE McNULTY HOUSE, ASHLAND, o
Particularly interesting to all those who are
suffering with diseases OF the
THROAT. LUNGS, HEART, LIHER Or
STOMACH. ,
Or any other complicated Chronic Complaints.
Prof. L. J. LYONS, Physician of the throat,
Lungs and Chest-kRown all over the country
as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will visit Ashland on the 10th of each and ev-
erymonth during 1864, I865 and 1866.
aEE- Consultation free of charge.
For further particulars see the Doctors ad.
vertisements in another column. Post Office
address: B.. J-LfONS, M.
august II. 1884. Box 1868, Cleveland
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WIENER & ~STEINBACHER
AKRON, OHIO,

Which they are offering to their. numerous
customers at about
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~ FULroH & HARTLEY still contin-
kus 70 furnish the reading public with the
. latest news every day at the Post Office.
4 sssDaily papers received every evening.