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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1866-03-15
The Board Of Commissioners

no APPROVE CONTRACTS will meet on Thurs
days, Fridays and Saturdays in each week. Cen
tracts will be received at any time during the
week, and approved on the days above stated.
j. CHASE, FJr.,
Lieut.. and Provost Marshal.
March le, 1885 so
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ANDERSON. 8. c.. Mar CHI IA, 1876


ANDERSON, s. c., March IA, 1885,
Cotton-Market dull and but little offered
Prices today from 10 TO 90 cents, (specie,) for
good article. Gold, 125.
CHARLESTON, March 10.
The arrival of the steamship Java, ut New York,
with information of decline in the Liverpool Cot
ton market, united with the previous downward
tendency of the article here, produced fall yes-
terday of about two -(2) cents per pound in the
price of the staple at which rate about three hun
dred bales changed hands. The following are the
prices now prevailing Middling 35 te S6. Strict
Middling 81. Good Middling SO.
AUGUSTA, March T.
The cotton market continues quiet and un-
changed. There is but very little doing, and that
little is confined almost entirely to fine grades,
there being no demand for low grades. We quote
Strict Middling at IS, and Good hliddling at 36,
buyers holding off, and awaiting accounts from
Liverpool. The offering stock is, however, light.
NEW YORK, March g.
Cotton dull, and has declined from one to two
cents per pound. Sales one thousand bales at
41c. to 42c. per pound. Gold, s34.
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OBJ altssrsar gntsIligeneer.
JAMES A. HoYT, EDITOR.
THURSDAY MoRN'e, MARCH IS, 1865.

.a6y> The Augusta Conshtmionalst comes to us
in now dress, neat and attractive. This is one of
our most interesting exchanges.
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Gbs atlarhets.

NO. Unless stated otherwise, the prices given
are in currency
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ANDERSON DISTRICT. -
WHEREAS, john H. Fripp has applied to me
for Letters of Administration on the Estate Of
Nicholas Fripp, deceased:
These arc therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my office ON the 18th day OF
March, 1866, to show cause, if any they can,
why said Administration should not be granted.
HERBERT HAMMOND, oA,D..S.s
March s, 1866 50 - -,
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Notice.

Notice ss;, =
ALL persons having claims against the Estate OF
Thomas Parks, deceased, will forward them legal
-ly proven to E. II. Bobo, at Spartauburg G. H..
So. Co., as soon as possible. s
ED. H. BOBo,
GEO. ". LESTER,
- .4a,aiastasora
March ]. 1865 SO 8
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON DISTRICT -
WHEREAS. James Orr has applied 10 me for
Letters of Administration on the Estate of Thom-
as Orr, deceased !:
These ore therefore 70 cite and admonish all and
sinpnlar the kindred and creditors of said deceased
to be and appear at my office on Tuesday, the
9th of March, 1866, to show cause, If any they
can, why said Administration should not be grant
ed. HERBERT HAMMOND, DAD.
March ID, 1866 80
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04
MONDAY NIGHT NEXT.
GENERAL TOM. BENNETT,
Look OH, tor False Reports.

AS the day of election approaches the
people may as well prepare themselves
to hear nj, sorts Of false reports, started
by the Democracy on the eve OF the
election. when they know they cannot be
contradicted in time to reach the mass
of voters. All sorts Of rumors Will be
set aaost for the purpose OF inducing
the people to vote against the Union
ticket. The chances are hundred 10
one that all startling reports set ahoat on
the eve of the election are false, and the
safe plan will be to set them down as
such and entirely disregard them =
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Jim Elder, Again Engaged in His Avoca

Jim Elder, Again Engaged i'm His Avoca-
*L tion-Lying.
II seems 10 be a moral impossbility for some men
a rid themselves OF old habit of downright lying
far political effect and Jim Elder OF our city, - mel
anchov example of stability in this old habit engra'ed
= hi. nature while he engineering that copper
bot,omed crsft-ths JeSsrsoaion. We learn that ne
went To Engine Hall, No. l, last Saturday nght'
and thsre stated that Governor MoRroS had sent twenty
6ve stand OF arms Major John H. Popp, for the use
Of the Grand Army of the Republic on the election
dav. with which to prevent "Democrats' fron voting
He knew that this statement false when he made
Il. These muskets we understand were purchased oy
Mr.. yoxs, eitifeu Of Riehmond, blacksmith, ano
keeper Of grocery on South street, from Mr. n. BAL
veg Of indianapolis with the view OF selling Then
again n any person who wanted nusket Hrs 90
isct was 10 make by the operation and nos 10
any ,nnhwful PURPOSE Major PopP knew no'hoi
about these arms until informed BY Mr. Nogg. II
needless 10 add that tas falsehood like all Others ina
he has been guilty ,of-and they are numerous-is IN
conception Of its silly Drained author who woo'
rather circulate and ..beleve lie that he might
damred than tell the truth, with the surety Of %
ing saved etrrnAny
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

EFor stealing the clothing Of Mr..
Chance. confectioner on Main ST. about
two months ago, Abraham and JOS. Dun
ham were arrested by policeman SEAMAN
Il miles west of Dover in this county,
the first of this week. The missing ar
ticles we're found secreted in their tool
chest in a stable. The Dunhams were
brought before Esq Poe, and were held
to hail in the sum of $500 for their ap-
pearance at the next term Of Court
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Grand Army OF the Republic.

| Within the past few months. an organ
ization under the above title, has had its
birth in the Western States, composed
of honorably discharged soldiers OF the
| national army A camp has been estab
lished in this city. and its membership
is increasing rapidly. Col. OKaS PERRY,
is Post COMMANDER. Maj JONI H PoPP,
Adiutant, and WM T. WILSON, Sec'y-
The men who fought to put down trea-
son, and carried for four years the BAN
ner of the Republic against the rebel
hordes. now that ley have laid down the
musket and the sabre, keep the faith
they have pledged on the battle field
The principles of the organization are as
follows:
Constitution-ATticle1 4.
Sec. 1.-The Soldiers of the Volun
teer Army of the United States, during
the rebellion of 1s61-5, actuated by the
impulses and convictions Of patriotism
and of eternal right, and combined in
the strong bands of fellowship and unity
by the tolls, the dangers and victories of
long and vigorously war. feel
themselves called upon to declare, in
definite form of words and in determin-
ed cooperative action, those principles
and rules which should guide the earn
est patriot, the enlightened freeman and
the christian citizen of the Republic, in
his course of action; and to agree upon
those plans and laws which should gov
ern them in united and systematic wor-
king method with which, in some meas
ure, shall be effected the preservation of
the grand results of the war, the fruits
OF that labor and toll, SO as to benefit the
deserving and worthy.
SEC. 2.--The results which are design
ed to be accomplished by this organiza-
ton are as follows
1. The preservation of those kind and
fraternal feelings which have bound to-
gether with the strong cords of love and
affection, the comrades in arms of many
battles, sieges and marches.
g To make these ties available in:
works and results of kindness, of favor
and material aid to those in need of as
sistance.
q 3. To make provision, where it is not
already done, for the support, care, edu-
cation of soldiers orphans, and for the
of the widows of deceased
soldiers.
f. For the protection and assistance
of disabled by wounds, sickness or mis-.
fortune.
5. For the establishment and defence
Of the late soldiery of the United States,
socially and politically, with
view to inculcate a proper appreciation
of their services to the country, and to
a recognition of such services and claims
by the American people.
ART 2-SEc. | Recruits presented
for enlistment in the Grand Army of the
Republic, shall be honorably discharged
soldiers of the United States Volunteers
Or Regular "A rruy, uuu snalI eAuIpiI tueir
discharges or enlistment, or shall pro- |
luce satisfactory evidence of having
been honorably discharged. No soldier
who has been convicted by court martial
Of desertion, or any other infamous
crime, shall be eligible to membership.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

IEWe see bills posted for the sale Of
the Lumber now composing the Offices,
sheds, &c, at the Fair Grounds, and I'M
derstand that, ~ the lease for the ground
cannot be renewed, it is the intention of
the Wayne &c. Agricultural Society to
suspend future operations at Exhibitions
The sale will be at Auction on the Fair
Grounds on Saturday next.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

~The Pppp Musket LIE IS published
in the Cambridge Mirror 1t suits the
Dodd- -ot;ed editor of that sheet who
favored the distribution during the war
of, revolvers among Indiana copper
heads. with which to shoot down Union
men. tabled SUNDAY School Books.-
n ,c,nse he is both Derelis' and develish
enough TO do anything mean and dis
honorable,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

cV Read your Tickets carefully be-
fore voting, and see that every name is
there that Union Republican can vote
for. Let the motto be: ''No My Policy
Seasoning in our Diet.
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TEE BALL-Of our young friends of the IadePend-
sas Hoak aad Ladder Company ef this city, Vas we'll
attended and enthusiastically enjoyed by all present
They pu, in practice the eta-sme motto Dance TN
broad daylight, and 90 home with the girls in the
morning" An orderly. pleasant and agreeable time
was had by our young frends, and ve uust tasy may
have many seasons Of like enjoymsas-
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility, rremSsnfe Decay. ma sif he
effects of youthful i.diserescn. will Tor the sake Of
suffering humanity, send free 10 All who need n the
and directions for making the simple remedy
hv y hieh be cured. Sufferers Wishing TO profit
By the advertisers experiences can do NJ address
ing, IN perfect eon 6dsnce,
4 JOHN n OGDEN -
No Is Chambers ST., Neg YoFk. 3
July s. is-Sa-
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City Taxes.-The City Taxes, remain
ing unpaid, are now delinquent Per
sons knowing themselves indebted to
the City for Taxes, had better come for
ward and settle the same, @before
trouble commences. 1
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RATIFICATION MEETING.
MONDAY NIGHT.

TIE VraHu H'Hy vi 0 ~
hold Ratification Meeting at tile Henry
Corner, on
MONDAY NIGHT NEXT. 1f
For the purpose Of endorsing the Reso-
Iutions adopted at the recent Pittsburgh
Soldiers and Sailors Convention
Every body-every Union man-eyery
lover of his country-are cordially invlt-
ed to participate.
GENERAL TOM. BENNETT,
ill address the meeting, and GENER
AL TOM BROWN. is invited. Come
and let us have good time.
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Fix Pavements!-Is the command of
the Street Commissioner to our citizens
on Main street Times ups and If
YOU don't do the work he'll do it for you,
by order Of the Council.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

@We see posters up that Gen Sol
Meredith will speak at Phillips Hall on
Monday evening next
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rrhe Bakery money drawer of
Davis l. Son, on North Fifth ST., WAS rob-
bed Of sos GA Monday last by some per-
son unknown.
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Editors PaIIadium.-You are authorized TO an
uounce the name of Mosks d. LEEsoS AZ a andidate
Cor the ONCE of Clerk the Courts of Wayne county,
at the October election and oblge many friends OF the
honest capable and faithful.
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~lY sa TOO an, a.
Remarkable Young Lady.

vUVhE Magnetic Doctrsss-Niss Tennessee, who Vas
once called the Wonderful Child, hasrseurasd -
the city and established iu6rnary Fifth St. No.
ia near Mound. where she may be consulted on all
matters pertaining to life and health. She vnl give
person persons concerned. with much esreAinty,
scarcely 70 leave dosht Of their guilt And, whse
required will go intn unconscious state and travel
every part Of the world. and hunt up sbesst per-
sons whether dead alive, aud through her tell the
inquirng friends their situation and Whefeaoou1o she
viii guArausee make perDanspt cu1es IN all eAsas
she undertakes Cancers extracted. root and branch,
without instruments pain, one aRsp Of hlssd u
from four to twenty-four hours. Paralyssd persons
made 70 walk in from three nine days. ana IN oGAer
diseases treaed Nth the sucoaso much - liver
complaint, resumption, fits, heart disease, sight and
All letters promptly answered, and medicine ssnt By
express when required. BOX, LIN, CinchsaN r. q.
Through her extensive practice lately, she Aas also
secured the services of Madame Baker and DR.. c. Fl.
Woodruff to assist her. aTts{@f8LsI &
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~ Me.srs. Baylies and Wood, have

kB Messrs Baylies and Wood, have
applied for patent for adjustable roll
ers, witt, which form Is linked Win as
many colors as are desired at one rolling
printing poster in different colors at
one impression-cards, bills, dc, being
TINS printed with as much speed as if
they we're only printed in one color
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

~The Mason 4 Hamlia Cabinet OEyans
forty different styles, adapted TO sacred and secnar
music from $50 to $500 each. F1FT1-oNE GOLD
or SILVER MEDALS, or other frstpremiums award
ed them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address Ma
SOW &HAMLIS. Bosrox, sr MASON BROTHERS,
Nwv YozK SLY.
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WE PREPARE
Dr.. Hamlin's Anti Cholera Mixture,
1 From his published prescription,-Also, =
DR., Rubini's SOLUTION ofCAMPHOR
With directions for their USE
PLUMMER 4 KELLY,
s. ". Corner Of Main and Pearl .ts.

Now that the Cholera is near US, it VIII be well
for every family to keep bottle of some suitable
medicine always in the house for instant if
cessary. Should the case prove likely to be anything
than simple Diarrhea, do not depend on m un-
tried remedy but send at once for physician. Sim
pie remedies may be exceedingly useful in checking
disease IN its first stages bat should not prevent ss
calling. physician if shs symptoms are It al alarm
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

= re- Go to the establishment OF the
ME- Brothers. near the Depot, for best
and latest Inventions Of Cooking Stoves.
Parlor, Office and Shop Stoves; for I'm
ware, and every kind OF Cooking uten
sill needed, whether made Of copper,
brass, or sheet-iron-s Every thing sold
cheap for cash-go and see.
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A@ 0An AYEAR made by any one with
~SoVDOVD SIS. Stencil Tools No expert
encs NECESSARY. The Presidents Cashiers, and Treas
urrz of three Banks iudarse the circular Sent free
With samples Address tie American Stencil Tool
Werks, Spripg6ead, V9Dnt.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

n,-w. are authorized to announce Sxaj. NJ !.
L. BUspy, Of New Castle, as an Independents
candidate for Congress- at the October election.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

EF-A grand scamp calling himself
S. IL. Foster, succeeded in obtaining
watch worth SCI and IS in money, from
IS. F. Estell, leaving him a "cold check
on the Citizens Bank in payment for it;
Elliott & Bloom also came into posses
sion of !, like cold check, for furniture
they sold him, and S23 in money as the
difference between check and furniture;
Mr.. D. Sloan also came in for a share Of
like Foster-ing. Our City Marshal, w.
Zimmerman, got upon his track-arrest-
ed and took him before Esq. Poe. who
sent him to jail in default of bail. The
watch and money got back to their proper
owners. The checks would have been
good enough if Foster had been fortunate
in having money in Bank
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PLUMMER s. KELLY.

wIGGINS & cos
NEW STOCK f!
f M"raWare, manufaeturers (mos.y,l embrac-
ing all the new varieties and styles
of goods.
Fre enen MORE M"rcccos, Beugh, when Gold was low,
TopppinSs. &C., &c. ta....s.sE -
SOL. s.'s S:s:;:::. ,, the Roll Low for cash
Buffalo Slaug hters j. 7s.- sl1,. } ~. e.
Fish Oil. By the Barrel.
JapOnica, BY the Barrel. 49, ss.-s,.. $3.50,
s sf 81 s.su'ss'aSs'. IN
new article. will stand hard
Aanc Trunks knocks. G.p ltr
Leather Travelling A large variety Of all sizes,
Bags. for Ladies and at morderate
and Gents use. prices =
@3s.s The best article ever brought to
Horse Brushes sA,i 90 | s.eS y cents
.r' '0.-'. ~. tslfs~
Horse Covers.l In full stock.
Liner Sheets, III ..s-A .a+ f-"
Fly Nets, Round
Leather. ai f.g
Fly Nets, Flat Their name il Legion, and
Leather, very low.
Flv Nets, Cotton
and Linen. KIN -2 a-'4 s
English Filings. lnfull stock Nice variety
| Pat. Leather Collars. Silver or Japaned.
| Gig Saddles, "Fery low"
| Harness of all kinds All made with our asa
| and varieties. care, and all warraated
Saddles OF all kinds, give satisfaction. ::
| Brides Of all kinds, A new kind of Saddle Just
Collars of all kinds. introduced.
We are producing a better Stock Of
Tanuery.S Leather, ana more of il, than ever
| J, before F-Il.l. f-ltr kEgz
Will found ut the Old Stand, No. % Main Street,
newly fitted up. aWlGGlNS GO.
| 20-3m.
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CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

1t having come to our knowledge that limitations
of the American Watch been put upon the market
in great number calculated by their utter worthless
njur the reputation OF our genuine products
to protect our own and the public FROM impo
sition we again publish the trade marks by which
Watches may invariably be known
We manufacture four styles of Watches
The FIRST has the name 49,
"AMERICAN WATCH CO., Waltham, Mass" en-
graved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name
"APPLETON, TRACY 4 CO., Waltham, Mass.,'
Inc si1aa Mate.
sP. s. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass.,' engraved on
the inside plate
All the above styles have the name American Watch
Co. painted the dial, and are warranted in every
respect.
The FOURTH has the name
OWN ELLERY, Boston, Mass" engraved on the
inside plate, and is not named ON the siai
And the above described tehes made of various
Sizes and are sold in gold silver cases. as may be
required.
1t shardy possible for to accurately describe the
numerous limitations TO which we have alluded. They
are usually inscribed with the names nearly ap-
preaching to the observation OF the
unaceustomed buyer. Some are represented as made
by the "Union Watch Co., of Boston, Mass,' md,
such company existing. Some named the "Sol-i
style, usually known the "soider's Watch
Others are named the Appleton Watch Co.. !" others
the "P. s. BartIEY," instead OF our p. s. Bartlett
besides many varieties named in such a manner as to
convey the idea that they the Variable produe-
tons of the American Watch Company.
We also CAUTION the public and particularly soldiers,
against uyng certain articles CALLED watches, So
freely advertised in illustrated papers as ARMY
| W tches" .Oficers' Watches" "Magic Time OBJ
l Waso to of rhicl,
are stated to be 70 sixteen dollars. coed
watch in these times, I've afforded for any such
| money.
little attention on the part of buyers win protect
| them from gross imposition. .as fTr
p1xoNs BLACKBERRY cARMINATIvE.
crampton's strawberry Balsam.
James Carminative Balsam,
sTRICKLAND's MIXTURE, !.
D1ARRHoEA AND DYsENTERY,
| SOLD BIZ -
$50 sss-6 : =
PLUMMER < KELLY.
4
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6JWe saw our friend Bennett Banner
going UPON ladder to-day.
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ERAsTCS CLARK. Sec y
Claremont, 4th Sept, A l. $3.50
The members of the Lodge at Cen
terville, assisted by the members Of the
Richmond Lodges and others in the
County, buried the deceased brother
with Masonic honors. on Monday last,
and his remains were followed to the
grave by large conceurse of relatives,
friends and neighbors- He sleeps well.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-10-04

Roots-Hame Roots.-Winter Stock OF hAue
timber wanted a, the Richmond Hame Factory. Smith
street. near Pearl Terms-Cash on delivery.
3o-3t.
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EpIroR PALLADIUM.-You are authorized TO an
nounce the name Of WILLIAM b. ESYEART as an In
dependent Candidate for Sheriff OF Wayne County,
at the coming October Election
MANY VOTERS.
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Death of an Old Citizen and Mason.

Bro Roswell ELMER, one of our aged
members of the fraternity, and most re-
spected citizens of Wayne County, died
at Centerville on Saturday last, Sept. 90,
aged 80 years, 2 months md 10 days
age and intirmity, he al
ways took part in the work of the Lodge
up to the time when he received his last
aummons to rest The mandate Of the
Grand Master above, found him duly
and truly prepared for admittance into
the Lodge on High, and no one in
our judgment more deserves the greet
ing Of swell done good and faithful SER
want. enter thou into the. joys of thy.
Lord
We do not know when Bro. ELMER
came to this county; but we are safe IN
saving that he has been citizen quite
thirty five or forty years. The follow
is a copy of his "demit' from '.Hiram
Lodge, Nos, Ciaremont, N. Hampshire, =
which we are permitted to copy:
ITO the Fraternity Of Free and Accepted
tl Masons:
This is to certify, that RoswKLL Ell
AER, was regularly initiated. passed and
raised to the Sublime degree of Master
| Mason. in Hiram Lodge. No. 9, in Clare
mont, n III. After serving in all the
capacities Of the Lodge, Bro. ELMER was
on the 9Th OF May, A. L. 1924, elected
Master of said Lodge, until June Sd. A
l.. 5S26.-since which time Bro. ELMEF
has been an active member and dischar
| ged his duty with pleasure to himself
and satisfaction to the Lodge On thu
fiji st Wednesday in February A. L. 1889
the Bretaren OF Hiram Lodge voted tina
Bro. r. ELMER, have leave to discontin
ue his membership with this Lodge, snt
we also cheerfnllv recommend him to al
worthy Free and Accepted Masons as
worthy and highly respected Brother.
LEWIS WOODMAN, Master.
- NATHAN BtseHAM, SW. pro. TEN
4 SAMUEL HITCHCOCK. J.W. pro. ten
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Now Ready, the Fall Style OF Silk and
Cashmere Hats, at Perry's
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Nicholson d Bro keep the best Gold
Pens.
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Buy Your Hats and Caps at Perrys.

Go to NICHOLsON's for School Books.
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The New.YOrk Tribune.

We refer our reader. to the advertisement OF fHE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE for the Political Campaign.
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A good Assortment OF Ne" and boy $
Wool III ats at Perry's.