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who have injured themselves by a celtahIu.
tico INDUCED in when alone, habit ircQu6s.J
learned from evil companions, or at schoa. b.
effects OF which are nightly felt even 7.r
asleep and II not cured renders marriage Iry#
sible and destroys both mind and body 'h-
apply Immediately.
What a pity that n young man, the hope ol'
country, the darling OF his parents shonli '
snatchod from all prospects and cWoymeHts o.
life By the consequence OF deviating from tfs
path OF nature and indulging in certain secret
habit Such persons must before contemp4
-
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, March 81.

n CHICAGO, MARCH II.
FIour-dull. Wheat-dull at 81 ,234
for number one. Connective at 45c
for unsound. Oats-quiet at 24c for
number one. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al at
S2,22a2,23. Provisions = dull Mess
Pork firm Lard-dull and declining
Hogs-firm.
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81. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, March ,

81. LOUIS, March n
Cotton-middling SIC. Flonr-very
dull, $6,75 for single extra s. GO and Sl2
for double extra. Wheat unchanged.
Corn-easy, Gee for yellow, GiaG5c for
white. Oats-frmer, 4Oa45c for country
Mess Pork-S26,50 for city; clear sides
1890, Lard, l7fal9i. Whisky, S2,25,
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New York Money NfnrItei

NEW loRR, March u
. MoneyIqmet' steady ut sat Per cent.
STERLING kSchahge--rather more ac-
tive at Luz taI'Oe Goid-without deci-
ded change opening at 81 2ss, advgnc
ing to l,2ss; declining to I,2Il; ana
closing at 81 30. '
Government stocks are material al
t>ration.
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The many Thousands cnred at THIS cslabhh
Igent within the last twenty years, and the o.
ulerous important Surgical Operations peIiOsr
ell by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the Tcpori.
Of the Sun, and many other papers, notiC,s
which appeared again aud again before the pu'
Iic besides his standing as a gentleman OF C8,r.
10 the afflicted
skin diseases speedily cured augs Ily
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FOR RENT.
Public Sale of Two Houses
and Lots in West Liberty.

IN pURsUANCE Of A DE ED or
/ Trust made to me by VIM. Irwin, wlli on
the last Monday in March next, lett at the
Court House for Ohio comfy, in the city OF
Wheeling. sell lots numbers IL and IA, situate
in the town OF West Liberty, and on which the
said Irwin lives, to the highest and best bidder,
on the following terms, to.wit: One nall cash
and the residue in six months, with interest
from the day of sale, purchaser giving note
with good security to pay the same, and deed
being retained till it is paid. The said Deed oil
Trust is recorded IN the Recorders ONCE oil
Ohio county in Deed Book A., folio 4i5 ,r,
fb ~ "a H. JACOB.
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1866. IMPORTANT 1866,
To Families and Hotels.
TENHUE CHE AnEGT aUrnnU EBa


J. Encouraged by the past liberal patronage
l have determined to connect with nv business
tirst-class FAMILY GROCERY STORE, and
by my extreme efforts to furnish all articles
usually kept and OF the best) hope TO receive
lar portion OF the patronage Of the public
generally and l would here call their attention
to a few OF the standard articles, at the follow
ing low prices Finest Gunpowder Tea choice.
q 20 per 10 Finest Young Hyson Tea 81 IS per
u Best japanese Tea 81 so; English Break.
last Coffee 2jc Best Black Tea very NICE g 90
Best Rio Coffee % a35c; very choice Brown Su
gar Ice Refined Sugars OF all kinds from Is to
23ci Rice (Carolinaj l2ic; Pickles, Catsups,
Peaches in Syrups and Brandy; Oysters, both
Cove and Spiced and al kinds of German
Goods, imported BY myself embracing Turkish
Prunes German Cherries, Lentels, Split Peas.
Dat Meal Canadian Peas Holland Herring, La.
brador Herring, Sardines, Salad Oil, &c, &c
as well as many other articles too numerous 10
mention. Having bought for gold, am deter.
mined TO sell low, and invite all TO call and er.
anime nv goods. All articles sold at this store
viii be delivered TO any part OF the city free Ct
charge ), HORkHEIMER.
janl7-3m. no. lI6 Market Square
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RIVER NEWS.

THE RIVER was rising yesterday with
fifteen feet water
The Hillman left for Cincinnati with
Il fair trip.
During the storm night before last
the chimneys of the steamer Phil. Sheri-
dan were blown down, and her hurricane
deck was somewhat damaged. She was
\ few miles above Cincinnati at the time
of the accident.
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NJ EW YORK AND ENGLISH
IN IDsiry Cheese, for sale By
isl2 BOOTH, BATTELLE SEQ
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-07-21

CATTLE---Few people from abroad
can formtheremotest idea- Of tie vast
nerds OF cattle owned in Texas. When
we state that it is not unusual for one
individual to be the possessor oflO,-
oOO head of horned cattle, the increase
OF which will approximate yearly to
1000 calves, some idea may be formed
as to the great source Of wealth we
have in Western Texas. The soil, eli
mntcand immense prarics alike adapt.
ed to the rearing of stock, will at no
future day cause such an immigration
to our borders as will tend to develop
the resources Of Of our State, and ma
tcriaiiy improve the condition of our
people. Instead Of the Western and
Northern States supplying the old and
new world with packed beef, as is now
tie case,-i it will be done I'M Texas,
where a beef weighing $50 to 700
pounds can be purchased for 1926, in
stead of 500 to 500 In the North and
West. -MdianoiM 2emes.
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,-1~
MAKE UP YOUR CLUBS
Vm Ww Motk ayews,
Benz, WOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
The only Recognized Democratic
Newspaper Published in
New York F! r
Daily, SEMI WEEKLY AND
!, WEEKLY Y! '".t.
TO THE prJBI,1c.

TNHE NEW YORK NEWS HAS BAT
tied against despOtism for four year
OF bloodan terror, in assertion of the sane
ty or the Constitution. A patriotism suifi
cichtly broad to embrace both sections ha
becn Its only guide, and it refers now witt
honest pride to its record to show that i
mas not turned to the right or the left uu,
der all the violence of arbitrary power.
True to It's principles as THE NEWS ba,
been through the reign of terror. it chal.
lenges public %conlidenccin its honesty an(
Independence for the future. ,
The political transition of the present
day opens to THE NEWS new and wider
fitld Of usefulness. Standing now. as il nj.
ways has, on the inviolability Of the Con.
stitlltlon,. according to the Interpretation
OF the strict constrlctionists. it presents a
rallying ground for all, in both sections,
VINO arc frlcndso OF a generousconservatism.
AS a true and tried exponent of sectional
amlty 1t orcnpicS Il position which makes
Ii the lifting mediator in holding up to the
party Of order in both sections, interests
ana principles that gave breadth and vital
'ty TO their alliance. AS an intcrsectional
agent devoted to freedom Of election. to
trlal ny jury, to the sanctity of the habcas
corpus anu opposed now, as for four years
- '"'' ~ CcIlLTlllZlI ION lIllJ
darcs to trample on the rights of States.
North or South. THE NEWS places itself
as I. candidate for support before the great
BODY OF this Oncefrcc people.
me circumstances Of the moment make
the dissemination Of the principles of The
News aduty of individual patriotism, Ey-
cry man VINO conclrs in it's doctrine must
II ne entertain a true sense of freedom. do
IN no spirit of indifference, but rather
WIN the carlcStncss of u high trust. JUS
tlilcd, nay bound. in his love of liberty TO
10 so, the proprietor places the canvass he
makes mere of the public generally in the
lands of those men who give him the an
prevail of their conscicnccs as his indiyiI-
tai agents. Every reader Of The News
'annot avoid the conviction Of duty which
5 mere pointed out a. the ground of the re-
iucst mat he urges its claims for Il wider
support upon all of his friends and neigh
,ors VINO give their earnest sympatlics to
ne cause OF 'strict constructions interscc-
ionaI Cancellation. and all the rights of the
itiZen under the system set. up by our
ltliers of liberty regulated by law. The
proprietor of IJE News calls, therefore.
potl go"dhn true Conservatives through
!lt the cdnhirv to discharge, to their con-
iriIpns Of Political right at this great cri-
- IN lhe couhtry's fortunes the duty OF
wing t" the influence of his paper, daily,
ml-W weekly or weekly, the wider powc,'l
'r good which 1t seeks here through tlle
'rVic' OF It's individual supporters,
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The newspapers say that the Hon. A.
&, Watkins, formerly member of Con
grcss from Fast TENNESSEE, has be.
come Minister (Methodist) of the Cos
pei, and attached himself to the North
ern branch Of the Methodist church,
because Of its loyalty and the disloyalty
OF the Southern branch. We had
hoped that the question Of the Loyalty
or disloyalty Of churches would not
again have been mootcd-thnt religion
would not be again mixed up with pol.
tics, to the obvious degradation of
both, especially the former. The dis
cord between the sections, eliminating
in the recent war, was greatly agra,
waited BY political preachers, who in.
stead Of preaching peace on earth and
good will to man, sought rather to TO-
mcnt sectional feeling and animosity,
already at fever heat, and they are re-
sponsible for horrors and dcsolation
with which our couutryhas been desc
lalion with which our country has
been visited. Whenever a minister of
the gospel, of whatever creed or sec
lion, permits himselfto preach u polit-
icalsermon, he defles his robes OF Of
flee and drags the, cause he proposes
odvocate in the imire. Very differ.
cnt was the teachings of the master
whom lie processes to follow. When,
by way ofstcsting his loyalty, he was
shown a coin with the image and SUI
prescription Of Caesar thereon. He re-
Piled, give unto Caesar the things
that are SCnsars, and to God the
things that arcG od's,,'" refusing to i'm
plicatc his cause with politics. If his
follower would initiate his example it
would be better for the country.-Wur
tressboro Monitor. ...,I
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ENCOURAGE
Industry

REMEMBERy THAT WHENEVER A
IL community fail to do this, they one
rate against their W interests. Money
spent here may be picked up again, bit
that which Is carried off Is gone. 'd7IfF J
From tile effects of fire, famine and war.
and a considerable amount of security
thrown in, the subscriber has again par
TALLY started in business Now. come to
me and buy yOnr Furniture. I think I
can safely promise that, L will sell it as
cheap as You can buy at the Factory. or
Factory made, and in seven cases out OF
ten I will sell you a better material, and.
in all eases. If not more substantially made
Will forfeit the work. / make this offer
without reserve. nor shall the work be in
ferior in any point.
Having been sustained inmy occupation.
for more than twenty-six years In win
chester. | make this appeal. with some a.
surance that'th0se who need will cali and
examine my. goods and prices, , -0T.T"-~
n. B.-Those having unsettled accounts
with me for years standing, win. nIease
cal and close them up. This is a hard
time to even pay principal, and very hard
TO pay, cost, Come pay me up. and let me
extend, my business, support ny family. |
and pay my honest debts. ''I '7J9''|
.-'h -r-a"ut '"ihi O.. M. FARMER |
May6-3m. t7m tHpousiU7ssr@ an -
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The Seni-WeekIy and Weekly
.|. .rs. News. .

These two Journals are made up with spc.
clal reference to the wants of country s,Ib.
scrlberS, and contain such variety Of mat.
ter AS to render them welcome to ever,
FAMILY nthe land. In the matter of LIr.
ERATlkE the choicest stories of the best
writers are spread forth in their columns
ana more excellent literary matter is fur
nlsled IN one issue than can be had in ma
ny Of the exclusively literary Journals OF
the day. The GENERAL News Is admirably
selected and condensed, so as to give all tie
current intelligence in as rcadoble a form
as it can be placed. 1t comprises news from
every part of the country, and is always
the latest. The COMMERCIAL I~NTELLIGENcE
Is carefully prepared. and includes reliable
MARKET REroRTs. from all points. which
are not cXccllcd by any Journal in this
country.
send the names IF all Friends of CON-
,IlTUuIONAL LIBERTY. and we will
send them SPECIMEN COPIES FREE
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PALPlrArIoN.-They are making
pAlpitating bosoms in the North fol
women. One Is 80 perfeet-the stee
springs so delicate and subject to con
tr0l--tbat to express awful. emotion
the heavy kind-it willpalpitate twenty
times pretty hugely q minute. This,
with the proper modicum Of signs and
Suler put ons,'' it is thought, the eff,
swii be tremendous-and that q
Yin " oyerpowered. go
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Among the anecdotes which our
'stumpers' used to tell with prodigious
effect was the following: A farmer
and his son took a wagon hcav.l
loaded with hay to the nearest market
town, the cd gentleman from the ru-
raj district basking in the sun like a
huge lizard on the top Of the load, and
the boy driving the team. just as they
entered the gates Qfthe town the wagon
was rudcly jostled, and the load ofhay
toppled over, burying the old gentle
man beneath a ton of timothy. AL
though invisible to the passcrs by who
saw nothing but all overturned load,
the unfortunate father was visible
enough to the minds eye of the son
lying there bruised and half sullocated
beneath the product ofhis own mead.
oys. Thcreupon,y like an afrectionate
and dutifnl child, he set up,a mighty
howl of sorrow, without explaining
'th,o reason whyr AIT gathering
crowd. Young fellow said a locker
on 1Eon rs smakisg = great fuss sbont
a1itt1e hay. bod rot the hay was
the reply ;'Idon't care a cuss for it
but-boohOo !-daddy's under it"
When ever We beara, set of politi-
clans not heretofore remarkable for
their ~self-sacrificing adherence to any
ercsd Of political principles, or to any
losing cause, believing about the SUI
Perhne quality of their own loyalty
ana patriotism and calling in question: !
Tue mouves OF better and more loyal :
men, We cannot help suspecting that, :
n the tut, was known, the unseen but|
keehly appetized loavas and fishes of !
apostfcy are the tue sources of theirl j
inspiration and patriotic clamor--e
Msyfress6oro Monitor. T !
- NH II
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The following letter was written by
n father TO his son in college,:

"My dear Son--I write to send you
new socks your poor mothar knit fol
you by cutting down some of mine,
Your mother sends you ten dollars
without my knowledge, and for fear
you would not spend it wisely | have
Kept back half, and only send you five.
Your W mother and | are well eX-
cept that your sister has got the meas
les which w think would spread among
the other girls if Tom had not had
them before, and he is the only one
left. hope you will do honors to
my teachings ifyoe do not you are Il
donkey and your mother and | are
your allcctionate parcnts.'
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statc OF Tennessee, Franklin Co.
r'llliy Horton VS.. ii. Ii. Horton.
II motion Of complainant and it appear
Vlng to the Clerk 4 Master from tile aft
aaNit or complainant that the defendant,
~ u. Horton, is nonresident of the State
OF tennessee SO that the ordinary process
Oh lay cannot be served upon him,
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal, requiring said defendant TO
appear before the Clerk and Master on or
before Wednesday after third Monday in
August, 1866. and plead, answer or dcmur
to said bill, or the same will be taken for
confessed and set for hearing exparte,
ii. II. ESTlLL e, & NJ,
junc9 1w
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-
SALE OF IA Nh


j. M. Russey, VS.. r. j. Lyle's heirs ct ais
County Court, Franklin County, Tennessee
~ virtue of u decree of the Count,
o of Franklin County. Tennessee
pronounced at its June term, 1866. in the
above cause. | will, on the
f1'st Mondqy in July nert,
1t being the 9th day of said month. offer
fol- sale at the Court House door. in the
town of winchester. n tract of land w.
ing in Franklin County, Tennessee, dis
trict No. i, on the Salem road, three miles
from Winchester. containing 2l5 acres.
more or less. Said land will be sold to the
highest bidder Oh Il credit Of one and two
years. except the sum Of one hundred dol
lars to be paid on day Of sale, the biddings
t" commence at - per acre. Notes with
good and sufficient security required, and
i lien retained until the purchase money
Is PAID. JOHN e. ENOCHS,
1UlpO t0S 30 Clerk,
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a DIRECTORY,
COUNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
VIM. +. Murrcll, Sheriff; ID. j. Martin
and Ihps. II. Finch, Deputies.
Nath Frizzcll, Coroner.
Ed. jackson, Circuit Clerk.
Jnb. GiyEhocis, County Clerk
III. II. Estill, Clerk and Master.
ID. II. SLATER, Register.
n. J. Turner, County Trustee.
l!crndon Green. Tax Collector.
John 7. SLATER, Ranger.
I Thoa. Finch, Chairman County Court,
II. M.PSarna and; VIM. Green, Associate
Justices.
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State of Tennessec---FRANKLlN Co.

State of Tennessec---FRANKLIN Co.
John Burke,
James Mason. Cd
w motion of complainant, and it ap
Cpraring to the satisfaction Of the Clerk
ana Master, from the affidavit of the COM
plainant, that tile defendant Jas. Mason,
IS Il nonresident of the State of Tennes-
see SO that the ordinary process Of the law
cannot be served upon him.,
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
ne made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal. requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk and Master on or
before Wednesday after the third Monday
OF August: 1855, and plead, answer, or de-
muir to said bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte.
ii. II. ESTILL, c. q NJ.
.june3O W4W 4 10
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state OF Tenncssee-Franklia County.

state or Franklin County.
A. ]. Duncan u Co.,
VS. rV1(
WI. Witt, ct. ais. i
IN motion Of complainant, audit appear
OinytO the Clerk and Master, from the af-
fldavit Of the complainant, that the defend
ant, W. I. Witt, Is a nonresident OF
OF the State Of Tennessee 8 that the Ordi-
nary process Of law cannot be served upon
him, ,'". '.Nf 4
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
to appear before the Clerk and Master, on
or before Wednesday after third Monday
Of August. 1866, and plead, answer or de-
muir to said bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte.
II. II. ESTILL, C. q NJ.
junc30 w4w 4 SO
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INSOLVENCY.

ii LAYING SUGGESTED THE INSOL-
LIVenry of the estate of Hiram Brown,
ueceaSrd, notice is hereby given to all who
nave claims against said estate. to file the
same with the Clerk Of the County Court.
rrankIin County, Tennessee. on or before
the lst day of July, 1866, or the same win
~ barred ~ l.. S. SIMS,
mar3l wtd Admir-.
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NOTICE.

HAVING SUGGESTED THE INSOL-
iLvency Of the estate Of G. d. Spencer.
deceased, notice is hereby given to all who
have claims against said estate to file The
same with the Clerk of the County Court.
Franklin County, Tennessee, on or before
the LIST Of September. 1866, or the same will
be barred. NJ. b. CLEMENT ."
marc ON Admr.
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NOTICE.

HAVlNG suggested the insolvency OF
l. 1.-The estate of Davis Fl. Barnes, decd, no
tlce Is hereby given to all who have claims
against said estate, to file the same with
the clerk ofthe County court, Franklin
county, Tennessee. on the first day of july
next, or the same will be barred.
ID. 5. LONG, Admr.
Jany. 10Th 1866. I'd
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it. is said that the negroes about
Huntsville have been offered a dollar
per day and rations if they will go to
work" bnt"tlcy refuse.
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STATE Of Tennessee, Franklin Co.

otUc O1 IeIiueH5"c, Franklin Co.
John Franks vs.. Mary Jane Snoddy and
the Tennessee Conference,
appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Acollrt that Mary Jane Snoddy is a non-
resident of the State Of Tennessee, so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be
served upon her, it is therefore ordered
ti't publication be made for three success
siVe weeks IN the Home journal. a news
paper published in the town of Wincbes-
Yer. recurring Sald nonresident to appear
before the Worshipfll County Court to be
held at WINCHESTER, Tennessee. on the LIST
Monday in July next, to plead. answer or
demur to the Petition, or the same will he
taken for confessed and set for hearing OK
partc as to her. JOHN G. ENOCUS.
."hco 5W Clerk.
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS,

u" MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
". j. Slater, .,, ............ Mayor
,siEI. ALDERMEN.
lst ward-B. Tcmplcton, l.. Days.
% ward-A. G.;Black, w. NJ. Whitworth.
Sd ward-Wm. Stewart, Peter Waldman,
It'll ward-Wmson IIaggard. W. r. Lee.
Thurman, Wmson lIaggmL,
Constable. C/eyL..
Board meets LIST and 3D. Thursday nights
each month. va
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Tlie democrats at Washington claim
that Generals Grant and Sherman are
both warmly'm favor Of the Philadel-
plia Convention, AID will use their in
1ucnCc to insure it's 8 G
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having suggested the insolvency of tb.
estate OF x. + .Sims. decd. notice L hereh,
given to all who have claims against sa;S
estate to file the same with the Clerk ar RI.
County Court Of franklin County, Tenn
on or before the 9th Of November. 1865, oI
the same will be barred.
m Ii. W. NEWMAN, Admir-.
JuIyl-td .lAil IrlH I..-.. - -.
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TIIlSMS.
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scrIbsrs, $40 per annum
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And an EXTRA COPY to any Club of ten.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
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And an extra copy to any club of ten.
Any person sending Il club of FIFTY for
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The name of the Post Office and State In
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Address BENJAMIN WOOD.
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Square, New York.
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MASONIC.
Cumberland Lodge, No. las, meets 3D.
Monday night in each month.
Winchester Chapter, No. ~. meets Tues
day night after %SdrAlonday night. monthly
SAI1EM, PENN.
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