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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

Yankees vs. Jews.
We copy tho following from the Richmond Times:

We COPY tho following from the Richmond 1tmes:
The Jews in the oldsn time, when King John and
other savage and needy soveregns used to draw ther
teeth If they did not lend lin other words gve money
people, Civilization and Progress In course OF tle
rendered 1t safe for jews teeth and gold to be pos
sessed by the same individual and at he south tney
have been always useful and worthy people 10 the
Federal soldiers at City Point In the late disgraceu
riot at that place. belong the honor and glory OF reVV
ing the customs of the middle ages (when King John
was borrower which tolerated every species OF wrong
and indisnity to harmless race now scattered as
nation having no place Whicn tney can call nome, auo
no country of their own.
We are not the special champion Of the Jews or Of
the Jewish character but nothing In their be.
hayior here or elsewhere. which usfes United States
0f the middle ages In their robberes and persecutons
Of this traduoed and abused people, Nor have we heard
alleged In defence of the action OF the rotous aol
ers at City Point that they were then and there serving
the cause OF religion and Christianity by their conduct
But tbs as mitigating view, will doubtless be pre-
gened and urged Congress by that pious statesman
stevens and other devout Radicals should this matter
ever oome up for discussion.
ever, will not be without value to them. They doubt'
asa now possess realizing OF the truth OF the
old adage that "men often go a-woolling ana get
leeced'' And, as they went down the river to make
probably now perceive that nobodybut Freedmens Blu
ies men and Massachusetts parsons will be permitted
to do 30 unmolested. ..S
Our Tsraeitsh friends must read carefully the reports
of Generals steedman and Fullerton, and they Will ma
That thoy have no right to trespass upon the domain OF
Chaplain Fitz and his New England associates ont
sders are not permitted to rush IN and clip and shear
the black lambs. Perhaps Massachusetts, Israelite.
with certificate from Frederick Douglass might stand
some chance but we think we have heard that there
are few any of the scattered tribos OF Israel IN the
New England States. For this curious fact we have
heard many plausible reasons assigned
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
CHARLESTON, s. G., May 2oth, 1868,

. OHARLEsToN 8. G., May 2sth, 1885,
have examined Professor BERNnARpTs very COM
plete tment Of Spectacles and Lenses They
better adapted than any have before to remedy
the mperfection of vision that be benefited by the
se of Glasses The pureness and cearness Of the Crys
tai used is an item worthy Of speca! attention. as can
testify from personal experience recommend Profes-
sor BEnNHAnDr with confidence and great cheerfuness,
- wv p's1 0''seo - JAMES P. JERvEY, NJ. D.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

CHARLESTON, 3. o., May 28th, 1865.
do most willingly hear my testimony in favor Of tho
superiority of the Australian Orysal-slnge and dou.
Bile vision spectaces over all other kinds. They are
constructed upon the best established and understood
principles Of OPTICS and their adaptation to the human
eye in Its different conditions Of vision 30 perfect as
to render sight easy without effort In my opinion,
none others should used since the eyes used TO
those do not seem to grow old, aud by having focus
at any point Of the surface they appear to rest DER the
eyes to their youthful energy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
TESTIMONY OF RECOMMENDATIONS:

From Medical gentlemen Professors Of the h!gness
Opttamio talent In Charleston, g. o., and inthe Unaon
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

Office Hours from o A. M. to5 Pm.
MILLS HOUSE, LADIES ENTRANCE,
Second Floor, Private Farlor No. 3.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

Many public practice and study r. the
tails g as ws 70
~ a extensive long business In his optical
tres both here and i'll Europe, Prof BERNHARDr con-
sers Of his ability apply sqea
ccoycry of imperfect sight.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26

aE AWAY WITH SPECTACLE OLD EYER
made new, without spectaclea, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free on receipt Of ten cents Address
g. B. FooTE, N. p, Ne, 1880 Broadway. New York
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-26
HOMEOPATHIC sYPHILoIDs.

ANCHOR sYpH1Lo1D, cures Gonorrllma, elect,
Old Urinary Complaints. go. $2'oo
STAR sYpHILOID lease of three bottles and book, i.
cures recent Syphilis, ohancres, Buboes..... 6.0o
sent by mail on receipt Of price go 55==@
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

Montana hes grown this season over 100.
600 bushels Of wheat.
A market report dated Boston, Jan. 1919
shows that deer skins dressed Tor clothing
we're regularly quoted. Those dressed by
Indiana sold for Nv. shi'iinee Q DO md. while
those dressed Tin. oyle" BY the whites,
brought eight shrllings. six-Pesce.
A majority Of over t~o-thirds Of the tax
payers Of Auburn. N Y. have given their
assent to the aking Of $500. 900 II the took
o: the Southern Central Railroad by the
city.
The infatuated gentleman who missed be.
ing married for 81 hours On account of the
delay at drawbridge on the New Haven
road. threatens to sue the company FOR rot
making connections"
Labor 10 well paid in San Franci.eo.-
Breklavers get So . day caulkers, (for
Sunday work. els, and for ten hours on
other DAYS. 81 so stevedores, IS black
ami'hs, - to 90 chambsrnaida, $50 to
e25 month lsundresses, &25 to $50 !;
men servants, $50 to $35 men cooks, $40
to $50; printers, IS cents per ! 900 ems
shOemakers. IS per each pair Of boots or
shoes policemen, &l25 n month. These,
If course, are gold prices.
Two men named Monsjov. twin brothers,
on Saturday morning last, while intoxicated
met ard quarrelled at the house Of
Fred. Weeden. Sheriff Of weeden
county, Kentucky. near Washington,
three milea back Of Nsysville. The
quarrel originated about horse. and one Of
the brothera called the o,hsr id tibet,
whereupon the latter attacked him with the
swivel Of . log chain, aod beat him in ter.
r'ble manner, until the one thus attscked,
drew knife and cut him through the heart
killing him instantly. The other'a injuries
are of such . nature Is to make recovery .
matter Of great doubt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver IL much more frequently he eeat Of die
ea.e than b gsaeraly supposed. The function II IL dc
signed 10 perform. and the regular execution o.
which derends not only the general health of the body
but the powers u the stomach bUwek brain and the
whole nervous system shnw- it, and vital import
ance 10 human health When the liver IL seriously
diseased II In iact not only derangce the vital functions
ofthe body, bat exercises powerful infNeoce over
the mind and it, operations. which cannot esty be
Described. II hae closc connection with other dr.
eases. and man;icrts itself BY great Q variety OF
symptoms Of most doubtful character, that II NH
leads mose ply sciane, of great cminence than
amy other vital organ The intimate connection tint
exsts between the liver and the BRAIN ad the great
dominion which am persuaded It excrrisee over the
passions III mankind convince that many an5Ortu-
nate beins have committed acts Of deep nd csiminal
strocity. or become what fools term hyp0chondsins,
from the simple fact OF diseased the iives
have long tcen convinced that than one half OF
the complaints which occur IN Thu county ere u be
considered having tAcir seate n diseased state Of
the liver. will cnumerste some Of them: 1NDiGR-
rIoN. DsRANanD sFATR or THE BOwEfa. rRRrARLR AND
vihDtcrIvE rEkliNoo AND PASSIONS from trihing and
inadequate caueea, Of which afterwards feel
ashamed last, though not least. than THREE
FouITs "f the diseases under the head of
CrSsUHrnON have thcr scat In diseased liver This
4 truly ffightful catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27


The Ottuuwa Qsr;r saS: zoe last
Thursday, 18th isss.) d.. LaForce. Of
Agency City. Vas married u Mss Dudley,
the accomplished and beautiful daughter Of
Edward Dudley, Esq, Of the same plscs =
They we're married in Mt Pleasant in the
msrnine. and iuoedia.ely started on the
bridal tour. reaching Burlington for dinser.
Amer eating very spar:ngly, the doctor pre-
pared TO start FOR boat to convey them TO
81 Louis, shen tie young bride refused TO
20 and commenced signs Of delirium, which
finally gave way to total insanity. Il ~ss
With much difficulty thu. she VAS removed
from the hotel. and only through the strate
~ Of lady resident Of Mt Pleasant, who
coaxed, plead. and finally prevailed upon
her TO go. And all the time she seemed To
utterly despise the man upon whom she he'd
bes,owed her affections. We first Saw then,
st the b. 4 NJ. depot, in Burlington, in the
evening, where the weeping husband WAS
xndeavoring to get her into . car
She vas not Wild or frantic hat
demure and positively very obstinate,
her eyes dull and vacant, and again The hus
band vas rspulscd; the lady before men
toned beirg the only one who could con
moments Of honeymoon spent By tl,e bride
in utter obs'urity Of mind and the husband
IN bitter grief. while great crowd gathered
around to surmise, think, her. speculate,
wonder and sympsthixe. Having taken
seat in the car. her chilling moan- and ms
coherent words wrung ta,r> from the hearts
VI mole than the dot;ng bridegroom whom
che would not allow to sit beside her. At er
running to within few miles Of Mt r.,
lucid momert came upon her and she asked
for her lover. who sprang with the ger
neas Of loving impotence to her side, bu, to
be doomed to disappointment, for it vas
only temporary sanity. Upon reaching the
station, however, she took his arm and
walked out demurely though still piseously
mo ming. and we ratified on sadly thinking
ot the insane honey moon. II is III unac-
countaby strange case; as nothing OF the
kind wa ever before known in her family,
and there was no opposition in any man er
to he nuptials, and the is unusu liy intel
l'gens. Of healthy and happy disposition,
ard cas- siiectionately attached to her hus
band.r
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
DAILY DEMOCRAT.



4 strip Of sneviess linen,
Hslf brvidered and stamped with blue,
Asd TIE gisam ofa sbreealess ueetis
Piercing the pattern through.
The needle 10 rsady, yet the sset little lady
efss signing for something 70 do.
nesped on ne table beside tcr,
easoms 81 eserr hue;
Delicate. edorous roses
tho ssrsst thoteseP grew.
The vase q -rds ssady ~ bile the sweet little lady
Site Wishing for something TO dc.
Halfhd under 6swers, volume
In the dai,tiest gold and blue,
just parted a. il would open
At The Niller's Daaghte," for you.
The beee lies ready, yet the sweet little lady
Site sishiny tor something 70 do.
4 silent hap in the corner,
Asd 0slodies old end nev
ecssesssd In pretty disorder
Songs Of Ne ,alse and true.
Toe harp stasds ready, yet the sweet little lady
Site sighing for something TO do.
4 sudden wind sweeps and aatters-
The door vide Ops blew;
4 step 10 the halt and svf w,
ihe bird 10 shs threshheld she Hew;
Blashins already the sweet little lady
Forsets she hss nothing 10 do.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
MONONGAmELA
Iron Works.
LEWIS, OLIVER 4 PHILLIPS,

Carriage aud Fire 0BO1Gs.
Irtmbie 81 las mad 0sSpo Boxes,
~ ag's0 aaA 8ksia ooO1es.
COoch Aad Z. q Screws.
Hqoov0 o.M bur1oGe0 N0to,
~ ncotoe @aS 0s1Uvv eso1ao.
Nvrsax ne n-0a aolageO.
rayera oroMs.
1srodg~ oesslss md Cooo00Ga.
%. q Ap1sC0 Bars md 0wles, &c.
full ass0- mcut II standard sises kept u
stock. WAREuOUSE-Watsr and n srkes Dts
Pittsburgh octl7-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER.

Pain In the right eide under the edge of the RIA n
errasiug on pressure sometimes the pain IL In the le
side the patient is rarely able To lie the lcf side
sometimes the pain lie felt under the shou ider blade
and frequently extends TO the top Of the shoulder
and is snrtime~ mistaken for rheumatism In the arm
The STOMACH Is affected with oee Of appetite and sick
meas the bowels in general are coetive eometimee al
ternatng with laxity the head IL troubled with pain
accompanied with dull, heavy senston In the hack
accompanied with paisfsl eensation n having left
undonc something which ought TO have been done. A
slight dry cough Is sometimes attendant The pa
ticni complains N WEAKNESS and debility be r. easily
startled his feet cold or burning. and he complains
ofa prickly sensation Of HE skin bic Spirits are low
and although he Is satisfied thaf exercise would be
beneficial TO him. yet he ecaScely up fortitude
enough Ia try H. In fact, he dstruse every remedy
Several u the above symptoms accDmrAny te disease
hut cascr have occurred when few u then existed
yet examination u The body aes DEATH has shown the
Liver to have becen extensively deranged.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

0Alsk0.
Dr. JAMES positively ersdicsaae non The svseus,
without the aid Of mercury. o1ds potsssi arsenic,
WON'T efectusily cufe TIE pclsyn-oniy d1es up 70
pect DR.. James us1s . nc0ta1ser for syphilis. the
came used in his Lock Hospital. New Orleans fos
thirteen YEAR, and which gained him 20 Worthwhile
celebrity. TAe following come Of the diseases
clsssd . 'tpdvsse," To which Dr. James dsvuses his
exclusvs ae6saiga viz: Syphilis primary. sccmdary
and tertiarys .xcenres, urethral discharges. nOctur
aal ~ dturn ontssOus sexual debility, dsenses Of
the bach ana Iolns. Inflammation Of the bladder and
kidney. theumatisn nyfocelle. vnficoccle,
Daeeesss peefhas y ea.al,e, sucn a. aIneansrhqa,
stiiy. e. seeesshly tsiSsd;
p: ysns! lcsg pfsesics in New 0rlesns, and the
slamsee11ssssahssn psess, SI0sl1 Dsvtnee u noa
ss.pai - d. James can and viii perfosn I'll thai
- esle.iso. = 49, vhe ~ pssssAsly ed IN
dsbesi4e Iabit q $780,, $ psGssisss ~ ~
sGs,s , ssssss 'ss1 g ss:se s:S q
=: -. 81 8: - .s:s :: xs..s - .s.ssss
-, "a Wesis:ss x sss - - -. =. 81 4
IL ksaa, dimne~ q 49,, ~ q oe1esiss psVes.
aS1 ~ 3 - ~ &c.,. nss9.sasss, inf
- esc}s o he Mad II ncss 10 s. isss3sS a.
- Of nemosy. eQnfasion q 49,, depfes1ion a
6sss love Of sossds Ss, 80 srs sos se ~ ~.
Tbnse ahaietsd with any q The Sow dieeeaee or
eympsO0s sAOald mot fhil 10 call upuu Dr. Jo1w NJ
e ct once restored to health aHd happlness La 3
nlse osnceZ Prevent yo!. bet can e once, nd ssve
ofthsse much-to-be dfssaed maladiss.
Wsaknese q the org,ns innediatsly cured, and faD
year Aas treated more disessss Of The vsaer,eI vne
succeny than any other docess . The Uplaed eniss
IL 04y opecaltees In the teafneue a dIoeoeer Al
~, tess4 md generative organs, WlsS t11inrniais
o2lCn Of medical colleges and no. A0gVitals.
seeo1 hcooesbie eourcss. and 6e0 ~ press.
ThuDe ooDonOuiale DO not come ffu0 oAuuion eou,,-
n, NJ 6un partin long since defnnct
d. Janso O. Be- addressed By thoee reuaAine n :
vue0In a0DWef.
nss19s9e1P H4&sias exAennasavAs T..
=. mer: 0un4b szeepesdl when he may b
E.: 49, S1.fm - 2 :. Jn.aa. :.
- Ssesst d!see.ee: Bow g ev0ld them. &C. Aiso,
$1,000 inS111len e 49,; how 70 pseven;
SecSk = esss. AAdfsss D.. lana r Q: Bos
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
DIR. McLANgS CELEBRATED
Y : : y IP y q = !

be sesn 70 elnply vrl1s - order verulsase he
SSlysscs = a. l1one a t1e esssi.e Doctor No
le vSoasaes, NJ vesy ffeqaentiy get one o.
- . - nnny wostkless psepefafigas called ves-
onugc nov before the public. We sherrsure beg leave
urge upon the planter the propFiety snd importance
q Invariably writing ~ nsne in ID, s b sdviss
thcir nctor agens that they Will not receive any
other tinn DE genuine " MclAnes Celebrated Yer.
mug, prepared b Flsning Bruther Pitisburkh, "a.
We would also advtse the snnbe percausion ID order.
ing nclAnes's Celebrated live f1ll. The popular
~ Of these ptlk. spoeiAc a care for LIVER Con-
paint and al the bilious derang~ments - prevalent
u the south and Southwest - lnduosa " vsnasS
OF many wnethlers n1uap 70 claim for ter preparn.
iona similar medical virtu0. Be MT decsvedt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
AsAsssS TAae Pasoosslas Nsseee.
PIE REAL vELPEAU FEMALE PILlX

r0>HESE PILLS,
a % celebrated
mauy ycars sgo in
Paris tr the relief
OF femsls irr"gu-
larities. and after
waris % aotori rus
for their criminal
employment 10 the
practice u abortion,
arc nov offered fJr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
DIRECTIONS.

Take two o. three pk going to bed every secona o.
third night II they do not purgc two a three times
TIE next mOrnilg, take az tWO m0se; bot oligh
orekaet sOuld ivarably follow their use T1e Liver
Pills nay he used when puiging simply 10 necrs
eary AZ an apbious pufgative They ere inferior Ia
none, ona In do-er Of two ~ three tey give astsh
Ing relief In Sick Headache also in slight defaaee-
mSnta VI the Stomach
rod s,olv h.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh Pa.
Sole Propristors Of Dr.. KeLane's Licer Pill,
Vsrmyuss and LsA0 Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Everywhere.
DIR. McLANE'S
.3sserteNs Uverns Specific,



No diseases to which the human body " Liable are
than thnss consequent the init sioa pvodsced By
WORMS in the sioanach asd bowels. When the sui
feref |. n sdul. the case 10 very f-qee.uy over!
But when The patient Is n nian Il he disense : MOI
entirely negected, Il 10 stil frequently ssaibed in
be particllary remarked thai athough bat NV worms
may exist In child. and hOweOever Qutesceuf Ting
may have b.en previously mo- sooner 7. the cgnstitu-
messsd ~ ihs2 irrssiSn' Hence c Il 10 SeSsessS
n.ppn: :. that di,ssss . ..ns,rss H z
which entirely nil. n consequence q wOfno being
sSd prnp ssme o. g g. .y
could be expelled without ess II tire, whicA b -
prcciou. in such cases, the dsee might BE- atzekcd
y RfS ,sf SicM cSsSS s ssnssfxxs
The cyunteHance pale and leadcn color. viii ccca
esa. a. -,ss ssse sS e S.S oa Ssss =
s..., :.@ssassl. rS.s sIcas - love, syelia u
nee me- ~ ss. s:.1 80: g: - :Sisi.ss
ming or hrsssis 3 i. ssss; q sssssi s.cses;os q
salisa; sIiny q far.ed toosue Ss.s.h !:ry Sosi.
DE-. soscc,oss. siss s.ssius q = -
ach, Il oshen e.tirsiy sOas; Ass1 pass = - slsn-
ihlossSosi = aldsGes: bs~ss kssssI. = DIS
blood Ssiy s:.'lss - I'D :s.s a.. SO
snd dlss.sssd 81 sns sii.a,ee { ssssssiA; -
psxs 1913 - 'ss:sss =. e 81 90.
d. NelAsee vsnUhup my u depenAsd Gpuo totk
he universal ssssss villa ~ extended the "a.
minirtraioo Of TIL. psspaesoa b. oeea euch e e
va.s.n ss |. Plsdgl osnslyss p T. Pshlic % re.
neecsasi, cyidsd l. sy.psoas sssrsIiss sSs ssei
nee Il de child o. adsit warrant the s1ppcsua q
wcsue being The csaee. In ~ e.see he sdsine 06s
vefmifuge doss ~ cuatnn Mercury inany 6ssD and
a.; :sss injury e & Nos s's s. a.
DIRECTIONS.
Give child ffoa tvo - ses ysass olas tsssPosnfal
= peryss. through u ~ web b, - ssIsa6 7
der two. less. To fsll grUwn pssson give two tea
spocnfals.
Bssars Of Cssase.fsits. ead ~ srsic's ~
psrsiag = y d.. 1aLsaD.
e; "a aPsss s s p. 1919 sr s.g,s.
= . :;s:tsss s R:.s :e = gse s 8. a =
~ s'i Fs :s:s:s = -; e. s.s, ss':s:: - s.
1oWug Qn11D = og1n1nno: .
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=. n ai.sessoss .. Fssssa . a.e p.ss, van
Is ';s c. s.s LA q B - 3 8. -.
- silsl. s..ss-eesss~esna
s1zeAHp qnxu
FLEMING BROTHERS
Pittsburg, Pa
- sasserrsi l s'ss'sss -; -
Asa0G 0DaAoa4s
SOLD BY DHAl~Hn0 HVERyWn1nB
! sss'AAiyDsaAsas. ~ov ri - (
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
AGUE AND FEVER.

Dr. McIanes Live! Pills, In cases Of Ague and Fever,
when taken with uiniie. are pfUmotive II the most
happy results No better catha1tic be used pre-
paraiosy to- or after taking Quinine. Ne would 3D.
wise all who afflicted with this disease to give them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

Nervous Debility. Shattered Nerves. ~. VI
tue Dance. Loss OF Power. Confusion ef
n ughts. Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered for yeoes will
oless the day on which they read these lines.
Particularly 10 weak. suffering woman will THE
medicine prove an inestimable bles .ing- direct
ing their footsteps TO Hope which iuIhlls more
than IL promises.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27

RHEUMATlSAl,
lftAefs 10 ny d'ssaae in which the Constits.
tion Life Syrup 10 . sovereign. Il 10 10 Rheuma
tism and its fiudFed affections. The mess in :
tense pains are almost inssausly allsviaaed-enor
noua swellings arc reduced. Cases. chronic o.
viearsoss, 81 ~ or 20 years standisg. Save bsss
cured
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-27
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-07-26


=, harvey North, $685. J. W Marin, 2ii7; w.
D. sley, aSxG .. Normsnt. 1850; Dr.. ". q.
a.. Ne~n nN, Goss; y. Noyes, 5g32: Allison
isasS e. a. Major o. a7cS OH N.yIor y S Niles
L. Oppenheimer, s96s2 John Ogden, 2,3l7;
W. u O'Meara, BOA; MRS; s; Otterback, 4,3l1;
Wm; Ormes 1.lil; MARIN OOcnonue, $500; S.
W; owen, ao6f Low. owen, Ass6.
jos. ". PEARSON a. X. Potts, 81. 96i;
4. r Page, 6,ssS A. Pollock, 9S6: ]. J. Pea
ocoy, 2.oS A. =. ferry, aola y. b. Pearson,
5'a4T reter fatkei. 6HE George Parker,
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