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Dayton, xenla ana Columbus Railroad
CHANGE OF TINE.
THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA oo1UM

THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through TrdinsJron Dayton to all Eastern cities.
1NHREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavn Dayton
Il for tho Eastas folowsi Mail ll:56 A. NJ Co.
umbus Accommod. ton, 600 p. NJ. Night Express
1850 A M
ARRIVING AT YT0N.--Night Express, s.O5 A.
NJ Columbus AccOmm odatiOn, $50 A. NJ. Dayton
Express, $3.50 II. NJ. ,r ...t t.l'r.
Trans run by Columbus time, which Is seven min.
utes faster than Dayton time.
Through tie tets be had for all Eastern Cities
by calling Samuel W King, Ticket Agent.
-.a ~ n. W. WOODWARD, Sup't,
mai Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-12-20

-hO your Wives,the JUSTICE to .siways
Eg have on hand pile of dry fire wood.
! am selling HANCOCK'S CRC SIS CUT
SAW-MILL, manufactured by Gens War
fel, of this place. 1t is calculated for cut
ting large or small timber withou the trou-
BILE of ,the'preparation necessary for C.le cir
cular saw. tits most simple in its structure.
easily managed, and can be attached to the
ordinary thleshinags machine, power. Price
$62. Warranted. -. -
f The increasing demand orthese machines
is evidence that the community is learning
that it is poor economy to waste precious
human strength in preparing fire wood
when the power of horses can in II re1nar-
kably short time and in a nicer way for the
same work. ~ .'i S' ] TA3f.
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a'od@ s7cgt .bv0 AND aatasT Of .au
.d.aEtss b9l3sgEs y!1slJ HaizT 10 akes:.i sSs
| e AL TnE 9R s. f.:
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We have adopted the following mode OF
10 DISTRIBUTION
by sale of T5,e00 articles of value!- -,

w q nave dOODDPu OuOWJIlR nlO0H Oh
sob DISTRIBUTI0N[
bos by sale Of 75ieQ0 articles Of valued -i.,4s
81 OUR NEW MODEL! ...g-
The articlesrof goods arenumbered from
i up to $4,000! 81 800 consisting of Pianos, /
Melodeons, Gold and Silver watches, Sew.
Silver Tea and TPble Spoons and Forks,
etc, etc; oDd the other 3S 500 articles of val-
uatlle Jewelry. Work and Toilet Cases,
photograph Albums, Openface Silver
watches, q S, aud fancy articles in great varie-
ty. 1900 notices numbered from to 7 = 1
900 are printed and put into sealed env, =.
opes and we'll mixed, and one OF these 1 s Z
taken out and sent to the person sendingto =,
os % cents to cover expense of postage, cor =
respondcnce, ETC., and the article or goods
corresponding with the number on the mo-
| tice will be sent to the holder of the same
immediately Gf he desires to purchase the
article,) on the receipt of tso0 dollars, For
instance:-If the number ON thenotice sent
to you sho1id be 500, and piano, or Dia-
mond Set, or Gold Watch should be num-
ber 500 it will be sent to you for 81, and 30
on for every article in our list of $4,000 ar
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| Remember, that Whatever article cores
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SEWN. FsR SPECIMEN COPIES

MISS RAMSEY, of Charleston, S. G.,
eighty-four years of age, and grand-daugh-
ter Of. Henry Laurens, still retains the table
on which the Declaration Of Independence
was signed. .a Q bz. 5sg ssl.s.r .a.... hi
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60 SYMPTOMS:
The syIhptomsof Catarrh as they general
ly appear are Mt first very slight Persons
find tliey have a cold, that they have fire.
squent attacks, and are.more sensitive to the
changes of temperature. (, Tn this condition
the nose may be dry, or slight discharge,
thin and aerid, afterwards becoming thick,
and adhesive. As the disease becomes
chronic, the discharges are increased iri
quantity and changed in quality; they are
now thick and heavy, and are 'hawked or
coughed off, The secretionss are offensive,
causing a bad breath; the voice is thick and
nashl; theeyes are weak; the sense of the
smell is lessened or destroyed; deafness fire.
quently takes place, Another common and
important symptom of Gatarrh is; that the
person is obliged to clear his throat in the
morning of a thick or Shiny Inucus, which
has fallen, down from the head during the
night. When this takes place the person
may be sure that his disease is on its way
to the lungs. and should lose no time in ar
resting it. -'+- '.'s. ''-e-
The above are but te,O of the many cdtGrrh
Symptoms. .l-@ 1.t 81. ras.-rlti4 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-04-29

In The Kingdom formed one great Society, "A we
quarrel Of single shop became the quarrel oi the
whole trade. Nor DO The men retreat rom ihis %,
slit on the contrary, they threaten 10 extend
and strengthen It. n they cannot obtain what
hey now demap1, they say hsi thelr Unions VIII
adv themselves with thc Unions ~ France and
Belgium, and that common cause SHAH be made IN
ary trade dispute, not only by al the worktnen Of
bnglsnd, tut by all the workmon OF Ne world
The mildness manifested by the 1Nsh there.
fore, Ia evidently caused by fear that " the
l'ckcd-out mon enter upon a strike, in consequence
Of refusoi compliance With their present demand,
tina, "common csuse" viii he made With other
workmon, not only % En.laud, "but by oil tho
workmen Of the world" However this may c,
'he lockout question stands thus; II tie iron
masters will agree 10 basis % settlement shat
shall prevent both lock outs aud -rkcs in the fu-
tutc, tho men will resume work and II this Ia not
complied with, all the irun.workers Of Stafford.
shire and possibly oil others in England, will inn
medsiely enter upon = siuIen ,ous strike.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
e,TftpAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1865.
Surrender Of John-t TONS Army.

Iur surrender Of JoHrsTor'e army 10 General
...>I % a. event 90 generally anhcp a,ed by the
..I.c that 4 crestes less excitement ihsn would
s.e 1ocufrod under different circumstances.
.lo-s us considerable spprehension ,hss snsH-
- IS biInder hsd opened outlet Tor The esspo
.tsr,bsl army into the Gulf ststss- but evan n
hot sveut tho capture Of tho army was mol The less
tau-h nigh, hsve bocu delayed by 'hs'
I. anr but could nvt have bcen sSrted bu'
mere a no evidence that Joussp'r even maize an
I,eu,pt to retreat sputh westward. Appearances
udir,te ina, he VA fully satisfied q the utility
. tirthsr resistance and tbs, he hsd determined 70
ecslt where be vas = fate thst he know 10 BE- In
...,D. q oouras IL was " his interest W
make tue best st.ansblo peace" and finding
..IYax.N plant " . most remarkable degree 10
.4,,tr. uto the fSrsus agreement and
raF,Er-trpGs being bis mentors. But when
IlA,i arrived upon the ,ceno, put sum
.usfy end " tho truce, and substantially
.oid Jogysros thu, ho proposed 70 move imms-
I..le upon your works" the lsas doubtless saw
that ihe snEBsAs farce WAS al an end, and that
CrAsT WAS most decidedly In earnest, According.
~ he msdo . viaue Of necessity snd surrendered
uton such terms were offered 70 him-the same
o. those accorded TO LrE But Ia respect W mum
bors aud material, the surrender Of JoussTos 10
more Important than that Of Lsh lie surrendered
not only the army under his immelisn command,
which must BE- nearly q, large was Lrs'N but in
addition no surrender, q. the fobsl forces between
Rae "a and ca AltahuUchie. The brief dispatch 81
Secretary s1AsTor is not very explicit and II Ia
d.r,etul ~ determine from It whether the Chsti,-
hoo.ne spoken Of is the river Or the town of na,
oame. The user rises very nearly NJ the point
wher. me states o. Nort Csr5lins, South Carolina
AMI Georgia JON. From thence "a runs In south
westerly direction 70 the line between
Georgia and Alabama. thence southwark,
fIming tho boundary be,ween these states
thance through Florida 70 the Apslsohicols bay d.
town Of Chsttahoochie IL situated In tho North
western corner Of Gsdsdsu county, Florida, and Ia
about sIty.iv miles FROM the mouth o. tie Chst-
tshooohe river. Bu, whichever 10 meant by tho
diap.tch, u 10 evden. that the terms Of JoHEsTos's
surrenIc include all the rebel forces in South
C.rolns and the greater par, Of Georgia, as well
asin North Cnroina, and Il 10 also evident thu, the
terms signify surrender q the rebel army W ours
aud not rio, verso ~ was indicated by SnERsAEs
agreement. Tho latter officer may ieol somovhs.
dissusted and crontsllen with this summary
squsoLing Of bis arrangement. But while The
country highly appreciate General SnsnsAs
splendid military operations, and would do any
little TOO far 10 SAX the North N surrender oil ths,
u cas- been ashting for =, this stage Of the rebel
Ion for the purpose ofples.ing tsvorite general
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,here.ntri But We will not pause v inquire
TOO closely into the motive or the consistency
a the Causdisn authorities at this nine. The
indic.meut ,g.nst the rebel enis'aries Is i'm
port,nL for IL is dificult " Ue.how they can
escape conviction. They have been JUS, as sc,ive
and pers sten, rebels as tho leaders Of the Con
federsts' government, in Richmond, and are none
the loss representative. They stand N the same
catalogue with DAVE BrscEiNap0- BgsJAsfN
Sc, and they deserve the same 'ate. Canada has
been . harbor and refuge Tor them for long
time, and II 10 thors that they have concerted and
perfected the schemes Of murder and robbery.
They are really more guilty Of the lasles~ acts
perpetrstsd on tho frontier thsn ihro dupcs who
srocu,ei ,hsm, for the latter we're simply the tools
With which the work was contaminated. nut
Canada Ia now getting to- 10, FOR them, aud thoy
are snIious TO &c, away. Their detention on
the charge now brought against them wi prevent
,hcir e.c,ps for the present and II may he hn
they Will, In Me end, be surrendered io the govern.
msni on Ne charge Of bsing port,eeps er,miHis in
the tord.r raids.
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FnuApnLpmAss are very much gwen 70 boast
ing q the order ami decorum q ,her city, aud Of
b al, upsss model OF municipal excsllsnoe
BIemUlsrs whether individuals or corporate bodies
ough, r. be very careful Of their own conduct,
Aul above ell things. svold the sins which they
denouncs In others The scenes Of mob violence
which occurred in Ph.ielphis on Thursday, arc
not ollcustod To impress other cities very pro.
foundly with a desire TO smulate tho city OF
Brother!y Love concerning Ia respect for tho law.
sob-law seems to have been completely in tho as
cend.ut, and tho authorities Other h,d mot the
sc:lty or tho inclination N auell it. The f.c, thai
ths victim Of mob-.w WAS . prominent rebel sym.
pathser is no excuse, no psliaton for the outrage
cor. mitted. fho WAS guilty Of ANY unlawful act,
tho statute books provide tho penalty; II hi.
language was trcasonahe, tho law provided for his
punishment. There are cases, "a is true, IN which
IN. r,ob..ni,i, /. .o strong Al, IN daft, ali .,.r,,,.
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Trouble OF Rebel Emi.-ari...

ThE Grand Jury at Toronto Canada, have found
bis OF indictment against JAoon TnoMrsos c. C.
LAY and three Other rebel smissaries Of less con.
iIeuco, for q breach OF the neutrality laws This
+, pretty conclusvely, that the Canadians
ieSrd the recent military news, sud have be-
APP rlSed of the fact that the rebellion IL in AL
cd stage Of collapse 1t 10 gratifying "
NJ our provincial neisAtors have taken the
nary 1t ps in an set " justice 30 this coun
..u though they have been long IN forming
.cluson 10 do 1t; and In view OF this fact /,
notbe impsrtiuent to inquire into the motive OF
aeton at Ihs particular time TuJArsoS,
~ and SANDERS have boon sojournors 1" Cana
.uIins tue greater part Of tho war. They inst
dvd OF conrayed At the 81. Adams raid, the LAX,
Ire plrscos tho hutel-burning plot In this city
aud probably the late scts " assassination o.
"N7l ingtou. Their chEsc.or has been we'll known
So The Csnsdisn authorities and they have made
no Htemh 10 conceal il. Now, Why wers
NOT " bills II indictment " found against these
emsfAIies Immediately subsequent 10 The
commission Of tho crimes alluded 10 or
I" Issa within . rs-s0asbls lsng,h Of tune
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THr workmsn in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, who
recently refused " scoept the rate Of Waves prof
fsrod by The United ststss authorities, sfer send
ing = oornmi,toe 70 Washington, and then holding
. meeting, At which they resolved TO aoccpa she
lorm', are now on the back track and stand
ing out FOR tho original rate, believing
that Uncle Samuel will soon be in want
81 thsir services. This Is unfortunate for some 81
the mon who have large families to care for, and
exposes many persons W much distress. for tho
sake Of staining . doubtful, success. n hey can
stand ho pressure We presume no outs der hnany
night 70 complain. and In mentioning the sub
Jet sluds w II for the purpose OF correcting an
that endorsed by some Of the sp' skers q.
late mass meeting In Brooklyn Tic leading
newspapers Of this city were denounced as
opposed TO The cause Of the workmcn, but
for what reason We are at loss to I'M
ders,snd. II mon expect honest journalists to
r .hsIr newspaper sails for the purpose Of catch.
ing every popular breeze that blows without re-
gard To principle or sound rsason, the said jour.
Gals would be the most unreliable Of inior-
nation " the people, and presently hocome
unworthy Of tho support Of any hones, man. e.
far a. tho suS Is concerned we prefer W be
right than DO President Of the United States, and
n II can bo shown shat we have rnsreuroscuied thc
case Of these, mon who len their employment aIth,
Navy Yard, We will gladly publish any correction
But we oanno, surrender our principles or con
| victions bccsnao they do no, happen to agree with
| the self-ln,srsst Of body Of mon whom desir,
10 assist In forming . correct estimate Of the losse
| entsiled upon them collectively and individual
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TRADE NOTICES.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE DELE
"a gates Of the NOrknrmens Convention will he
hold a. 3G9 Fulton IT., At ; O'Clock Monday even
ius MAY LIST. All doleg ateu 10 said Convention are
hereby notified attend business Of great inrurt
20 all IL 70 10 transacted. By order Of the t,''
ycution. r. TORMkI. Pies, }. b. KELLY, se.ll,
NNORKINGMEN'S USION-THE MEN
w legs OF the Committee Of AuAncemeuts iof he
grand Pic mic Of the Mon requested to meet At
the Lotham, IS Bow,ry, this eveninr, =. n. NJ.
STEPHENS, Chair. Com. j. IElkl, sec. lNt
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. n ms.

HEGINBOrHAM-In Mobile Hay, on Aus 9th,
NbA oi wounds ieceiyef while In action ~ toNrd The
tp'-ship Hartford, William II. Hegnlpthan. aaeu "
Years, I months and * days Acting Ensign On the
staff Of Admiral FArrngut.
The relative. and friends Of the family. tho active
and exempt member, Of Bfooklvu Engine 60. No. II,
a. vel ss officers Of the Hartford are respectfully
invited 20 e''cnd the funeral, sunday afternoon,
April go At O'clock from tho Washington 1t. Meth
ciist Church. Brooklyn. 10
LYNCH-on Thursday 27th Inst. Of discnsc OF the
heart, Frederick :. Ly nch AGED 10 Year,.
liir rclativer and friends and members Of Ark
monv Division 80 s. l. Of T., arc respectfully In.
vied to attend the funeral ON sunday afternoon, NJ
~ o'clock from 2i' seventh 81 without further in-
vitatisn. SOS
LNNCH-On Friday, 2sth inst, Mr.. Jane Lynch,
beloved ~ifc OF Peter Lynch, in tho I'D ear Of her
Ae
Tho flncr, will take plsce on SUNDAY afternoon,
April So l,D5 a. O'Clock, from her aie rcsidcacc, II
Railroad ave, Jcuey City. l2
MAHER-On Friday, April 2S William Maher, OF
DoantIOrt, Co. Kilkenny, ireland, aged Is years.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are re-
sl-ct'ully invited to attend the funeral. sunday
afternoon. at o'clock, from the residence Of his
sister, Mr.. WEIGH, az Madison ct. ~
hORSE-On Thuriay, April p, Foster Moro, In
the So year Of his
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, without further notice iUin hs
late e'idcnco, ith ave ret 7lst and SD ,S on sun
day, JOth int, at O'Clock. l25
Nj RPHY-on Friday, the 2s'h inst, after short
and severe lness' Peter /. Murphy, In the I'D year
OF hit
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
slectuy invited to attend the funeral, dn SUNDAY
afternoon April 80 At o'clock from his late fesi-
deuce, - Mulberry It, 1E
PARKS-On Thurtiay, April 81, Edward l.. Park.,
only ron Of John u. and Eleanor A. Parks AGED 81
YenrB, months and 10 days.
The fiends and acquaintanccS also the mem'
herr Of the y '. Benevolent Society Of Bcokhnders
are respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral on
saturday, a. l o'cik, from the rcsidcnce Of be pa
Ients, 81 Ludlow 81 IA
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Financial N.r. Markets. &c.

Mr. fort Fridsv, 4 prii g- { r. k.-rhe iuc,us-
uon' in gold, A. buetncd At Gilpins Merchants FL
ohsnso to day, have teen follow, Al 1890 A. NJ
i4Ij, 1913, Ia 1910 1867; 1913, 1864; 1888,
1859; II, ii6A; li.o6, 1A6h; Ills, iii' ll@,
Ia 1873, H.. l1.is, i47,. l., H.; l?1N
49,; 1918, 49, 81, ~; 1924 ~ 1880
i4I 1870 AZ; 1880, IA; t.O6, li7 10 lac ;
ii6 li1 l.S5, iIs $50 it7 2, i47 2lb l4i y ;
200 IAN; 9.3b, 147a 80, l47s; 3, l41 o.; 3.ih'
i41t 500, i47A; 3b0 14T 4, li7's; 4.20 49,
Tho stock sale, Of the afternoon. compared with
thoer Of the time yestoriay, show decline of
from !. TO 5 per rent. The market was decidedly
pAnicty. Governments. were quiet and steady. The
lo1n market was eny Tho current rate va rer
cent? with exceptional transactions on easier terms
Commercial paper a per cent Ioreisn EXCHANGE
inactive and Price. favor the buyer. Bl, At n
days on London at lo-< 1927 y for commercial. ON
Change to-day Flour -~ duh and Sc n loc. lower
Wheat vas dull and dropping Corn was scarce and
ic. letter oats were dull and %. r. lower. Pork
stoady. Beef Vas lee. active. Lard was rather
frInea and whiskcy dull aud low-r
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" A u RAG Ea.

,.BAKER- McCoRD- At Kipps Bay Church, on
john Boon Baker to susan Adolia eldest daug nicr
OF Albert Net ord, Ed all Of thi. city. No cards -
kEED-WOOLHOt Son April 2Ith, 1885, by
Edward X. Fuller, Pastor OF Cannon et. Baptist
Church, Thomas Reed To Mrs Sainh Moolhonse. trst
danthtrr Of Thomas WOolhouse, at the residence Of
her iather, u Manrin u. y
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A.-Jse the best Ia WIN Certainly Des-
troy Moths. Nov Ia the time. Ask Tor Tovden's
Moth Destroying Packet for preserving Cloths Fur-
Carpets Robes, Biankes, and ali wool-n Goods. from
Moths and all Destructive lnsec,s For sale by all
Druegiss. 34
The illustrated Phrcpoio gicaI Journal
fo- May-resdy saturdsy -h~ % portraiu, including
our late President, several lesdins cergymen, Beall
Kennel and others, ~ cent?. Seusmen will have
II. Addrcss Mosr. Fowler Wells, 3s9 Broad.
vav. AT
stop TINT Scratching and use Wheaton's
Itch Ointment II cures Ibh and Salt Rheum in
forty-eirht hours and oil eruptons Of the hin Sold
by all Druggists 3i2
EEcnts' Al Wool suits S1Si Boys an
Wool suits, -, a. /. V. Brokau'A - Fourth ave,
g. Lafayette Place. 81
Boston Corbett. the Mnn who shot Booth
Corbeus Likeness given 10 al Eho buy ~ worth Of
goJ,s At the "McchAnics shirt Store" 1876 Grand
street 1913
Prices Greatly Reduced spring Clothing
in every VARIETY at r. H. HalIsin's, % and ~ Hosery
The iarsest assortmcnt and store IN the city Better
sty les and prices lees 4lN
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

I l.. BISHOP Is TO PREACH Tomorrow
d. evening. 49, O'Clock, at the SANCTUARY. NJ
First ~, on THE Second Comine Of Chris-the MI
lenium, &c. &c. 81
NEW YORK YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
i Association. lecture by WIN. II. IllQMf-'
son, Do formerly Of SYRIA At the ruome, l6l Fltth
ave, cor. g2d A., on "wednesday evening, May Sd at
o'clock Subject The significance Of tho Dead Sea"
The public are Invited. l1S
DROF. MAITISON WILL PREACH Az
Il usual in his church In 4lst st. near 9th ave, to-
morrow, NJ llN 4. VI. and : = =. NJ Mornns subject
The Discipline Of National sorrow" Evening "hov
the Blood Of Abraham Lincoln tcmente the Repuhhs
Forever" sabbath School at2 y NJ ~
NOUNG MEMS BIBLE CLASS EVERY
Thursday evening at O'Clock, At the roomi Of tvs
Young Mems Christian Association, l6l I'm ave.
cot. 2sd II, conducted By Rev. Joseph 7 luryca-
Young men earnestly invited. X. H. AcBl IL
MY, Rec Sec. lSy
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Il In memorian Of President Lincoln, with a heau-
titu portrait. music and worda very solemn and inn
presp,e: arranged 70 be sung Ms solo duet THO or
ian chorus, or performed grand march. Alro,
" Love On the Brain" very aInu-inr ANA popular
song. Also, "Everv body's Love Song" real scu-
,Jus, published by WA JENNINGS bEMAEkSI -
cekinan H. and sold by all the dealer. In music ant
periodicals., or mailed free on receipt Of prioe-Ss
cents each llS
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc

CARRIAGES, WAGONS AND COACHES
~ grocers' ami bu.'r - wagons of all styles tor
new and .d.haud. Also ~ horses, and harness sell.
ing OF, 10 NcyIn- IT, b.oOSlyn. 5l'
LNOR SALE-A PAIR OF HORSES, IN
Il good order, double harness and double truck, With
or v itiout the work Of a commission house. Apply
OF cartman, as West 2l-t II, or At lOO Pesr It, S4'
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TWO IRON-GRAl HORSES r,h -
l. 10 hands high, well matched, Il year, old ouna
and kind In single OF double harness su All y ~
Kind OF heavy work. Also q gray mare, o. landt
high vrars NJ f., auunu and kim, Can lt r % AZ
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Caiiumancy Climate Color portraits Of Rouheus.
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