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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22
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he following rs from the Noyem-
Der number Of the Land We Love-
Wharsons Texas. gives 4. incident
OF the battle OF TishominQo. \ hlch Ne
commend 70 the future historian Of
This eight was between General For.
rest on the one side, and Cen. gtmr.
gis on Che other. The latter had IN.
Head Quarters at the house AZ AZ.
Brice, at Crice's Cross Roads. #aHere
he kept his position till late in the az.
ternoon, encouraging his soldiers by
telling them. "there is only sqt.d
ofrebels out there, Forrest is gone 80
Georgia. heard from him tAis
morning. Pitch in and drive of THE
bushwhackers." Then he would walk
TO the table, on which there were some
glasses, pitcher of water and a bot
tie of brandy. He drank TO his own
health, frequently, and seemed very
confident of an easy victory over the
handful of rebels, little dreaming that
old Bedford was there, Courier after
courier dashed up with the most en-
couraging accounts from his brigade
and regimental commanders. Mrs.
Brice in an adjoining room could hear
all that was said. Each courier was
asked the question. how goes the bat
tleT Driving them, General, at all
points, was the invariable answer.
Thes the messenger of good tidings
woula - courteously invited to. takea
drink. At length, however, trooper
dashed up crying, our men are giving
way every where and the rebels are
driving them furiously The woods
are full Of rebels. This messenger
was not invited to drink by the Gen !.
eral He rose and went to MrsS
Brice's room and.said to, her, madam,
| know that you are an enemy and
true to your own people bnt will yog
answer me one question: .Yes, Ger. !
eral, if / can do so with prophets.
Can you tell me whom am fightfn
and how many men he has p AZ
are fighting General n B. Forrest
and he has about twenty thousand
men Thank yon, madam, l bid Vol
good day, and he departed.
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PERsoNAL.-Major r. II. Purdom,
formerly of the Mississippi press, but
now one of the editors Of the Hous-
ton Daily Journal-an excellent and
thriving paper in our sister State,
TeXas-paid us the compliment of a
professional and friendly visit yester-
day. The major comes to New Or
leans partly on the business of getting
additional material for his paper, but
he is also en- route for n visit to his
old home in Mississippi, with bride
whom he has lately had the good for
tune to win in the Lone Star State.
We know ofno one more deserving of
success, matrimonially and profes-
sionally; and in extending our con
gratuiations in both respects, we take
the occasion to add that there are few
papers in the South more carefully
conducted, or truer to the honor and
interests -four people, than the Hous-
ton Daily Journal-N o. Crescent,
10th inst.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

REPRESENTATION lady who
found it difficult to awake as early as
she wished in the morning, purchased
an alarm watch. These waOues are
so contrived as to strike with a very
loud whirring noise, at any hour the
owner pleases to set them. The lady
placed her watch at the head of the
bed, and found herself effectually rous-
ed by the long, rafting sound. She
Immediately obeyed the summons, aud
felt better all day for her early rising.
This continued for several weeks
The alarm watch faithfully performed
its Office, and was distinctly heard so
long as it was obeyed. But, after a
time, the lady grew tired of early risl
ing; and, when she was wakened by
the noisy monitor, she merely turned
herself and slept again. In few days
the watch ceased to rouse her from
slumber Ii spoke just as loudly as
ever, but she did not hear it, because
she had acquired the habit Of disobey-
ing it. Finding that she might just as
well be without an alarm watch, she
formed the wise resolution, that II she
ever heard the sound again, she would
jump up instantly, and thst She never
would allow herself to disobey the
friendly warning. just so it is with
conscience. If we obey its dictates,
even to the most trshing particulars,
we always hear its voice, clear and
strong, but if we allow ourselves to
do what we have some fears may not
be quite right, We shall grow more and
more sleepy, until Me voice Of con-
science has no longer any power TO
awaken us.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

Mr.. Woodmansee, a merchant OF
Brownstown, Indiana, was missed for
some weeks On last Thursday his
body was found in White river. The
head was severed from the trunk, and
strong twine cord, to which was at
tached a heavy stone, was made fast
to that part left and TO the body The
string had cut deeply into the neck,
The body, although much decayed,
bore the marks Of terrible mutilation.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

J. NJ. Dugan, foreman in the Min
neapolis Chronicle Office, had a dis
pute with negro printer on Monday
last when the latter attempted to XIII
him with knife. DugaR received .
blow on his arm, severing the main
artery. He lies in a critical state from
loss of blood.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

The Georgia cotton planters met in
convention at Milledgeville on the
18th, to take steps towards redeeming
the State from the agricultural and
financial ruin into which the war had
plunged her. The convention was re-
organized and reports of committees
ordered
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

The Tallahassee papers announce
the death, in that city, on Mondsy
the 9th inst. Of Bishop Ruasdg1 %
the Episcopal diocese ofFlorida. alter
a long and painful illness 81 cancer OF
the mouth.
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THE BRANDON REPUBLICAN, --Inad.
ivertauty we failed 10 notice last week the
enlargement of the Republican II is now
one Of the largest, ~ IL certainly ia one of the
hnndsomcst aud best Journals in the State.
Brother Frantz has recently purchased
power press, and SNOW able TO supply all
reasonable demands for his sterling sheet
Industry and perseverance seldom fail of
success, aud the case of the Republican
shows what may he accomplished by faith.
full application to the profession. especially
when surrounded by an apprcciative public
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

Some ofthe .hard up" Southerners
are disposed 70 sSQpt one or more of
the tricks of our .gNorhernr brethren
"to raise the wind, as the following
letter Of inquiry, addressed to gen
tleman ct Richmond. sill show:
ssADAMs P. o., Wilcox county, Ga.
--SIR ~ have noh8n~ os taking a
trip through your section Of country
IN few months, / therefore Arite a
letter ofinquiry 70 no il you tlknk if
a man was to bring Some animals sRa'v1
as alligators golfers terpins an varit
kind and make a show offhen-~f~
would be Probable write to me 500
you thinkii would play out wri>s
how the people .are progressing sir.
the VIZ bI s. doing yon you will con-
fer Iaror that shall not be forgotten. 4
Major Gen. Joseph A Mover has
assumed command Of The District of
Louisiana, epbracing the State OF
Louisiana anf the posta Of Marshall
and JeaersQpf Tens
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Tho New York Herald advocates
Horace Greedy for the United States
Senatorship 70 be vacated by the expi
- ration Of the term Of Hon. Ira Harris
Among the reasons for the Partially
of the Herald Tor Greeley Is that 'Ae
has recently laid aside his white hat
and rusty overcoat and appeared upon
- Tire streets in n decent dress. Gree
lcy's prospects are doubtless good for
the position.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

At Columbus, Ohio, recently, a man
was murdered by a. rival who waylaid
him on his return from visit to his
intended. A.f
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George Weikle1S a discarded hus-
baud, Sunday night, in New York.
assaulted his vie and her paramour.
Srancis BangoE with a knife Bangor
is in aecritiod condition. The VIE
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Chas. Ross has been arrested for
shooting, with intent to kill. Bishop
Rosecrans OF the Catholic Church OF
Cincinnati. 80
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

In the Circuit Coat OF Chesterfield
county, Va, on Saturday. the negro c.
WOolridgc. who some weeks ago vio-
la,sd the person Of Miss Mary Coghill,
In the upper end Of the county, was
Sentenced 10 be hung, and the day OF
creation fixed for the 9Th Of Decem-
I ernext A most righteous Judgment
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1866-11-22

How THEY Do Ir IN RICHMOND
The Richmond Times gives the follow
ing Mayors Court item
Dalachi Ham, negro, was up on the
charge of beating his father, an old
man named Fleming Ham. Fleming
told the Mayor that he only wanted to
tel.sh the boy that there was "hawk
ohsr him. who would make him "be-
have hisselrn why don't you COW
hide him n, asked the Mayor. Oats
de very thilg want to do sir-l only
wand eu 10 give me power aud I'll
teach him manners" "Nell," said the
Mavor. "go and do 4"
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A man named Rcener, who engaged
10 remove a gentleman and his family
from Georgia 20 Alabama, murdered
the gentleman near Huntsville, last
Sunday night He split the wagoner's
head with an axe, cut his throat, and
dragged his body to ravine and
threw il in. Reener then confessed
. that be had killed him, and assigned
as reason for II that the wagner
would not let his children ride in the
a<eon, but said subsequently he killed
him for his wagon and team.
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TIE Mobile Gazette, We are sorry 70
see, has been compelled TO suspend for
want q patTcnage The press and
material Arefcs sale
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METROPOLITAN ENTERPRISE.
Great Gift Sale
New York and Providence
Jewellers Associations,
Depot. Io7 broadway.

Depot, iO7 BroadwsS.
4 imm.nsr stock NJ Pianos. Watches. jew
"A elTy, and Fancy Goods, all - hc sold ip-
ONE DOLLAR each. wiihou, regard to value
and no, {" BE paid ior till you SOC what YOU will
receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each er,icls. and
%. value. are placed IA sealed envelopes and
well mix"d. nnc Of these envclovc- will he
cent hy msil 10 any nddres, on receipt ~ -
ccnts i've for 81 eleven irr :: thirty for - .
sixty h,c for sIO and ono hundred for So.
ON receipt "i the Certificate YOU will see
what YOU sro going ." have, and then u i a.
your op'ion "a pay the doler and tax the article
or not. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold
Watch. Diamond Ring, u Piano, Sewlas Ma.
chine. or any sei of Jcwe!gy On our lisi, tor - :
and ia nc rsss can they get lees than Vn" pol
lars worth. as ihsr. nrc n0 h1nnk-.
Agents are wanted ~ evcrv town IN the cpun
Try: every person eau make ten dollar. dsv,
,sliing our Certificates ~ tho greatest .se "i
fcwclrv ever known.
send 90. tor C.riihcate. which will inform
you wha, ycu eau obtain Tor -. - the anhe
time get our circular. containing full lisi and
rariirulsrs also. T,rps 70 Agca's. Addrrsa.
JAMES HJTCHiNs a ca,
March :l.-5m- ~ broadway, y. Y.
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LOCAL LAWS.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

I IS accordance with sn Act passed by the leg
i illa,arc OF the 2lih Of January. ls6s, ~
pairing that every Pebble Local isscil made &"
take .iiec, bclorc the first "f June next. after
the session Mt which IL may be- passed. shall
Immediately after IT, passasebe published once
"a each of three successive weeks in all The
newspapers Of the respective counties in which
u may operate
The undcr.,gned. r"inmissinn.Fs ~ Balii-
more county, hereby pubiish thu following 10.
col Laws f,g Haiiimufe county
JOSHUA =. COCKEY.
DANL J. McCATLEY.
JAMES BUfroS.
Tninua siouers Of baltimore county
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TErsTEE,' SALE %!
HNs .rErr
MOST VALUABLE FARMS

-..a
- .4rs,.l. .ui pif' 81 ;raciA.k.
- 900 ..l...t "ll.., .- '.r"y..' aad part of
tss.f 81 ,ts, rafi,,, Nicholas Mcrryinan',
!Hr. l;. i-.. al., par co. ti4-' 10. land called
.,-..t i.'.'s-i',' sud l1r' Il traci 80 land
...., "''''4 Is B'i .'n.' 90 ci which 's l:ing
'. -"'r 'rrh ether. containing
- .iCHE.S or LIND.
u..-..r A.,.Sue "'h.I piece ~ parcel
= 'afi' e.i''- .'u- thereto. containing - Acres
.l sr- - i',rche- making 10 I'll 10
t'EEs. 3 H'pi'- und 20 FEl;' IIE-. more ~
'..-
70 .rr.rr.' .. ..tua'.. "u tho York Turn
%. ... twenty n.'',- from Baltimore. mud less
,h.n t.f.. u.I,. '-.m N.uk,ou station on the
= .ttlrra tfl.fra. Hallway. adjoining the finely
improved r.'.'" "i y S.rhoia. 4. Merryman.-
hi-'uf fe" flan.i .r3 gcf-. nr' wooded. and the
h.l'i'' a-Hli' llu'i 90 g kini quality. not less
'.tti 90 s..,- '.i VIM, h are level aud very pro.
'.Ie..tc. 4icr. B.. au "Sccll.ut quarry - Lime
.'"t.. ,n 70. aht, t hiln convenient.
4.,. UNWILLING lot T. Is Il stone. 90 by
i..f. Is .f'. ,..dius.ljnus winc.. II o. hand
..u.l y situated in hralthiul aud l-su,i;ul
,.'r.. anl tsu readily lee tiai" ui,c II the most
d .if. h.. au'i pr.llctNv '.t ics IA the county.
20 .f".-r s,.i fNiN un o., property. aud 9th
,r'','-.srr" rr"afhui.iu:s and well watcfed.
f -3I. puc thiri % the purchase
money g. t' paid in cash .u %. lay ~ sale. nr
nn 'hr ratification thereof. aui the balance in
"I.r.' .1stl'in~nts. 90 rre ami two y"ars from
'f- day .aiH with interest. AMI sccurity tr
i.. 81. -..y, hv tho Tris,cc-.
fnHN PHtLroT. .r.
$50 r F$SoR. 4'u''''''
Apply D., '"au rhill,ot ~ Phoenix. ~ e. Ino.
g. Lis.. % T"wsout"wn. Balii.rore CO. Md.
i'.- la 70.
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NOTICE.

THE uudsrsiened, having been sppointed
III MAGISTRATE of the Ninth Election Die.
srict, will attend 70 al business entrusted 70
bis ears Il his residence near rFovidencs Chap.
URIAH CARTER, Sc.
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John T. Enscr,
SOLICITOR IS cnANcEEY.

ATTORNEY 81 Law AND SOLICITOR ~
tuAScERY.
W-ohtow d. VI !.
wiil..,a, pr7np'i. and pcrsercringiy to all
hp-iu--. -rf.4.i.i y At- care.
~. I L..
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INTERNAL REV. NOTICE.

4 IL. Barksmiil-. 1l.. .'... ..... ....t.t..
IA Manufacturer. AHs .f..'l-.. ....i !....
will il't." ttks f..iir.'. tiinf the .. .ltl,.'
by law g. iakr "pt " t.',"tH'a'u' 2. ..H.
with the exception 60! frii,r. rr- ... ..
nG~s T. the Assistant .-.-,.,r.
Mos !l!Li EEii l.E
II u!l work drne i,, tl.'iu ti .... ... '.., l...
ut.d "u l'.'"r, tr, ii.N!H oI A,i,
MONTH. after Vhi.h ',u... s. ,'..a..'. .,.t .tt- .I
Iwrhty -hv" Ier =. ~. vii p. r.'i,..
V<-All l'"r'''ns iUi"r".ir'l wiil l."p.. t,a-
nniir, aud have their r.t.fi. .a = fI.. t.ufh
"i .InuTrv.
FRAME 7. Nuki.S's.
Asst. A-sc--'r rtt Inv. 9TH b.sf.
COUNTY OFFICE iio.k.'. wa E.ai i..r
fret Toll 1ai". ole, h"rr. is9 :. Nf..s.l
I'"7 l.. VI.
CITY OFFICE " EuisN -i--.t q.
hours from ~ :. NJ. Q" T. -
Dee. 91.-ti.
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r,ANvA.sI,Rs wANrED. =,

EttNVASsERs WANTED. q, s:eo PEI
Y month. We want reliable agents (n"ne
other. male and female a. take the exclusive
agency IN every county and township IN the T.
:. 10 sell the Photograph Family Record, work
an album. but has a printed blank page cppo.
site zach photograph, for complete record NJ
the husband. wife and each child of family {;
also containing marriage certificate. and pages
for military history of any member Of the fam.
lily. Nothing like II ever published. and no
work that SCENTS can cell - readily. old can.
terms. II IL necessary 10 have copies II the
work 20 canvass with price by express s.5o.
$3.50 and e7.oo, @ styles u money may he sent
by mail. Name The township wanted. Address
BARTLEsoS 4 CO..
March si.--Sm. sii Cbesnut ~, rhila.
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FOR SALE,
TWO VALUABLE LOTS
A 4. !. 4

II bI No. uN y adl"tns lands ot y. u. Morn
Il A .uu. aud contains between I I aud AuuA
- ACRES. about acre IN Wood bal sss..k
ancc IN an excellent farming condi. ssss
iion. The improvements coRsis, ef
two story LOi hot 81, with all necessary
ou' u'-huildings There j. On this lci hn- ot
char, "f Clocc Fruit nov IN bearing.
Lot NJ. TWO adjoining lands oi Edward -.
Fraue. containing ACRES. si-" N excellent
condition. The improvements "n this lot are e
douhlr. tw" story FRAME IIOUSE. tsuiiablc
for two iuniilic,,l Barn and ell requisite out.
buildings iu gcc'i "i,lrr. There i. aiso fine
collection IT Fruit Tree on this lot.
80. will be- sold ~ lots to suit. ~ ell in.
grthcr. -. purchasers may desire. No. > will
be .old ia one let. Apply on the premises or
addrcss, iOHN NAu.
Sweet AR T.. a.. Halto. 90.
March TT
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One square. (of lines. or less,l one insertion.
oSE DOLLAR. aud for every subsequent in
srrtint. p cents tef fauate
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Property NaIcs.
ron SALE,

A 4 VERY DESIRABLE fAEM OF 400
= Acres of Meadow Land, IN high state Il
cuiii. 1iion. ou MY Lady's Manor" - miles
irut4 atitimur", . miles from Monk awwa
.sgw ton station. y &. Il. II. Aiin.fkss.R
ae44~rkc leading tn Baltimore pass Ieess
q through this property divid- leaas
ing y about equally. The land iH of very su
pcfirr quality aud will CONF pare favOra bly, with
tho best land IN the state. II bss al sbun.
dance of Wood, and Is well watcred, having
streams IA every heli
The improvements consist Of good, substan.
tial DWELLING lox2O feet, line Barn. out.
house,. ar. There is a fne Lime Stone quarry
on th' adjoining farm. This property 10 locst
cd "a the midst Of o. ihickly settled aud healthy
Hcghhurhu"ll, convenient io churches. schools,
stores. 3c.. and will hr sold low $4,000 worth
ni pruduc. was s"ld oii the past wear. For par
tirulars apply tn MouREs 4 HESS.
~ : L,w Buildings. s. Paul -.
W. have alec f,r sale. zoo Acres cf dnc mead
"w 6rass Land ou beer Crock. Hartford county.
near Darlington and It'd, WstrrCsnai. 4 fne
Dwelling lIons" jiX5a with ail necessary out
hors'.. plcniy "f fruit. Sc.
Alsu. % SPLENDID FAkN ~ Montgomery
county. ~ mile. from Elliceu' Mills Ths
Land O. of hr't quality "f rcd clay soil. IN a
h.sh -iat.' "i cultivation. will aycray" - least
~ barrels oi cora l'sra"re, 70 are. IT meadow
that wall eat f-pm = {" 8 t1n1"f grass per acre.
III" Improvement cnusllt 80 a very iiur MAN
SION. large n.rn md "u'hnuscs all nearly now.
The buiidins- w"ul.i r"st nearly 20 much u
uow asked i". tA,. property.
Also. ~ ACRES uf LAND most beautifully
located vu SN,nn LAKE, containing s'vcfAl
building safes. 81 i.p. srycIsi iuFr"y' To- "n
swami itA". r,.iiaecs 30 cnnpi,'. "r,i.r
AL. THREE FINE FARMS 100 f. ,~ry high
.tite of cultivation u.ar Ci'.n-tiilr. ~ H.
Frederick i".i. vi,h s.rai yar."ii.. 1T ,Lc
"h..cc L.nI' "i Fruit. Bui'in'' ia fla"
.'i.r.
Ine yerus i,f ale "n TO E1,'.rl, sh"r- II
f'.'.. ~ -4zc. ard pr.r's. Farm, f,r -si. inaii
tl~ counties of Mi. aIi W. Fine Timber
Tenet. f,r sale. easy %! scrrss.
Al-' tit salc pr lra-". tho rich il,''om Lands
b" th" Ma is.irp Valley. splendid cpt'on
iH.i, 100 the m".' desirable l.rsii"ns fer cotton
.,lHtfc. NppREs 4 HESS.
az ". II B,,s,Nr.i
S". L,w niiliing.. 81 Paul -. Bal;".
N.r. IT
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Agency ior
Agency FOR
iLL THE PATENT MEDICINES
IN demand.

READS IS th- piacc for FINE GOODS, rai
Tor a good assortment. Eencin her the mum hey
liz BALTIC. street. one door from CalseF'.
Oct Att.
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A 4 VERY DESIRABLE FARSI or 400
1 Acres of Meadow Lsnd, in high state e
ulii 1iion. on "My I.adys Manor" Is miles
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~ No advertisement inserted f"F less than
ou" Dollar.
- Marriage and pcsths inserted frte y
riasst. exceP; when accompanied by quotaii"uF
tising will be- charged
The TTfOTha, Ac largo, eircria,'aa of nnv
county paper in the STATE. ani thus offer. -
p"FinT a1vauta;e 20 advcriisers
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REMOVAL.
GEORGE STEIBER,
BOOT SHOE MARER.
TOWsONTOwN. Nh.
-ln

HEkEBf inf-rins tn r.tisrn. .i T"waon
III town and vicinity. tlst be ha. renewed
his B".,i aud Shoe c-iahi. hmcut t."i,l D.. r~
cent place OF busiii'~-. q" ih" hutil.n; nAi.,h
ins the past ollie" sui .i"r..si ~ ',-.f
er. whcf,' hc VIII in ~. ,t'r .. '.-.,l ,..-,..
all lis friends aul ru-t,m-r..
keep constantly an hrpi ,.-.i r...f
mcht "f IIcots. Sho's. Gatier.. ..t.. Isr ,..u.-
Ladies'. sentlchicu ur Chiidr,.n.
ALLOF NY own MANU-, A,~lrHE.
which will be inuni ~ duraLi. au. ,L.ti,.
than can be- procured ia tl. o., ." f .'rr' goo.
I return my thank. i"r th" ,..v i.I.lt. f.s-
trpna;e ! have h,f,',iorc rr.,....',,. aua.. ,.ll
.nd.av"r. by ait-nti"a ~ hu-ii.- . .I..i it.sir-
ate charges, to m"ri' irntfiitlt u',."iti.r- -ia..
"I:pE9t -TEtEUG.
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DRs. JARRETT e. PAYNE,

IIAVlN" formed q co partnership in Prac.
III tirr 81 Mcilrtnr. respectfully offer their
tr,ae.-.nral servicrs Q" the citizens Of row
~uN NrnWN ,ui ,trinity. The attention Of
'.'h viii hc given WHEN necessary. without
... ..ldif.aunl charge.
OFFICE HOURS
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