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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

4 Large Truck
BY LAUREY AND ALEXANDER.
TOMORROW, 4th inst, will be sold, before our Stores,
Nos l40 and l42 Meeting street. at 10 o'clock,
large TRUCK, formerly used by the city.
Conditions cash. January 8
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Sourn CAROLINA RAILRoAp.--By notice in orr issue
of to-day it will be that frcighs will be taken
10y this Company Hopkins Turnout until further
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EDWIN DATES & Cu.-English Cutlery, of direct i'm
pnrtau and very superior quality and largo variety,
as we'll rs low priced Cutlery is advertised by this iir Us
being Just received their splendid establishment, No,
12I and would call the attention OF our
readers to their cards.
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THE NATIONAL EMPRESS AND TRANSFORMATION Conf
pANYt will he observed that the office OF this Com
m,y as been Removed from No. Iayne street to No.
II Iaync stn ct. north side, Immediately in rear of
Caric Strn uo.ri.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

Is OUR advertising columns it will be seen that Hon.
William Henry Trcscot has resumed the practcc Oh III"
ill this city
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-03

VIZ ARE in daily receipt OF the most gratifying tcsti
mnnals from ail sections, expressing the heartfelt
thanks of those who considering themselves marked ior
the grave have been restored to health Dy using MAo
procure one BOTTLE which will effect cure i'll any ordin
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Prime Nudes. Drogs, Buggy, Wagon, &c.
BY WILBUR AND SON.
FRIDAY, 9Th ins in front of our Sales Rooms corner
State and Chalmers Streets at II O'Clock, will be sold
prime YOUNG WORK MULES
new Drays and Harness
! no Top Buggy
] Wagon and Harness.
Conditions cash. January 3
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THE PEOPLE OBJ DE LoRD.-Early on Monday morn
ing we overheard two venerable maumas discuss the
prospects of the weather for the day. "Didn't tell
you it gwine to clear up to-day lie Lord luvs he
people, and inowed he gwine to give us good
weather" 80 we is great people. shure.'
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r. A. BEAMIs1I u Cove heg to call attciltion to the
advertisement of this excellent r WHO "rr tcr ser
VICES to the public either contractors or for takfn
Jobs i'll house. sign and steamboat paintings and as they
are known as excellent wurkmcn, who are moderate Ill
their charges hope they will receive proper patro
uf AIarket-street.
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WE ARE again under obligations to our friend in Mar
ket-strect Mr. Hugg. great variety of Northern
daily weekly and monthly journals. received by the
Quaker City. We have before lis HcrperS Wtekty The
Field and FIresdc "a capital number of this Southern
journa the New York Doy Book the New York Loiger
The Literary liJua Frank Leses illustrated, which has
fine portrait of President Johnson and Frank Lest,
LddyS Nagl;iRe
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LARGE SALE OF PROVISIONS.
On MONDAY 9Th January at the Plantation Of Colonel
Lawrence Keitt, near Louisville depot, s. G. r. r.
CORN, PEAS
Potatoes, Syrup
Rice Wheat
Forage, Spinning Wheels.
TEEMs-An sums under S20 cash; all sums over $50,
twelve months credit given, If desired.
January 3
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MAYORS CouRT-There nothing yesterday before
his Honor, but few of persons selling liquor on
New Years day contrary to orders issued Some were
fined, but others were excused, under mitigating cir
cumstances.
The dapidated appearance of the Courtroom is cer
ainly of much regret and we hope that among
the first efforts Of Council after having realized suf
cient MEANS will be the repair Of the guardhouse,
that the police who have arduous duties to perform in
the streets may be made comfortable while indoors
and the furnishing and fitting up of the Mayors Court
room in neat and respectable manner
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Public auction.
On SATURDAY the 9th of January, 1866, at Bennetts s
NH Wharf will DO sold. the following articles:
ANCHORS and CHAINS, OLD SCRAP IRON, &c.
2 TORPEDO BOATS, one with Boiler and part Of En-
gine, Mt Northeastern Railroad Wharf
l old PICKET BOAT, decked, at Gas House Wharf.
Terms cash. GRAY 4 MCDANIEL.
December 27 ~
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WE ARE indebted to Messrs NJ NJ. Quinn Bro, of the
News Depot i'll Kg-strcet Ann for copies OF Frank
Leslise's Ladies Magd:ine for january, Budget Of Fam
Comic Monthly, Thuany Felloc Yankee Notions, Frank
Leslie Boston Pilot Ne,o FORK Ledger. Herald, Times.
World Tribune, NetcS and other papers Quinn has all
the latest periodicals at the lowest prices.
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l Wagon and Harness.
Conditions cash. January 3
SundricS.
BY WILBUR s. SON.
On FRIDAY, the 5h inst, ut our Saesrooms, corner
State and Chalmers streets, at II o'clock, will be
sold.
A VARIETY OF GOODS TO CLOSE INVOICES.
CONSISTING n PART AS FOLLOWS:
BASS ENGLISH ALE, Castillo Soaps, Cloths Wool
Socks Cutlery, Silver Spoons and Forks Gold Watches
q variety of latest styles Jewelry.
AND
4 LOT SUNDRIES.
Conditions casL. January
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REPRESENTATIONS.

The Mobile {Ala.) Tribune refers edi-
torially 70 the snbioined card; which Is
published in its advertising columns,
as coming from one 'snoted as skill
ful ofieer and for indomitable perse-
verance and pluck -
To THE PuBLIc.-Ths undersigned
has been panied by the circulation 81
SANDERS concerning her loyalty to the
late Confederacy. Shet takes this means
of pronouncing them all false, and
without shadow of foundation.-
Those who desire a refutation of them
can see her 1T the Battle House, and
those who persist IN circulating them
viii do 50 At their personal peril.
Mrs. LORETTA J. DEcAULP,
Formerly Lieut.. T. Buford, c. S. A.
Jenkins" Is at work In Persia. The
Shah having gone out on hunting ex-
petition, the ofheial journal in Taher-
an narratss his exploits in this anus
ing fashion: t'The royal parsonage,
who casts on earth the shadow of God,
has passed very agreeably his time At
the chase at Diadjround with the aid
of God he killed thirty-tWo head OF
large game, and deigned to bring down
number of partridges, mOor-hens and
pheasants. The grand sypachsader
minister of War; who accompanied
the great sovereign OF Iran, obtained \
remarkable distinction, for his Males
", who dispenSes his grace and gener-
sent him with a partridge with his own
hand.n
A prominent lawyer said to friend
that there was actually danger OF his
literally starving to death. why, is
not your credit good at the butchers ~
asked his friend. slIt's not that" was
the replyS t.the fact is, have no Ape
titR for breakfast I never have time to
go home TO dinner. and when go home
70 tea I am generally too drunkto eatI''
Mother" said little Ned, one morn
ing amer having fallen out of bed. 81
think know why fell ont of bad last
night. Il was because slept too near
where got in.H MnSsng \ little while,
as If in doubt whether he had given the
right explanation, he added, mo, that
wasn't the reason; twas because slept
TOO near where fell out"
Count de Bismarck, the able Prime
Minister of Prussia, is suffering from
severe illness, in consequence of uure-
hitting application TO business, and
his physicians have peremPIorily en-
Joined upon him q complete cessation
of his laborS. There have been rumorS
of his resignation, but they are not
confirmed
A Cincinnati paper says that q peach
grower in that vicit kitty has ten thousand
trees, and viii perhaps get ten bushels
Of fruit On \ null crop he would have
received y profit of ten thousand dol
lars NJ the minimum price.
AT fair in AIassaeusettf the average
weight Of men was found to be 14l3<
pounds OF women 124H pounds. The
largest man rejoieed in 90S pounds of
AeShs the largest woman in "a pounds.
The number weighed was 3OoO per-
sons.
Lu2CBRR TRADE Is TIE NORTHWEST.
The s.. Paul MIMI Press says that
the aggregate OF lumber cn6 this year IS
almost equal 70 that of the three pressed
ing seasons. II is estimated that the
upper Mississippi will send down this
spring 1t least sRYentJ-fiTe million of
feet, while 50 great IS the home demand
that not more than twelve million will
Be len for shipment below.
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M Hon. John A. Bingham. who 50
ahly repEsssats tbs district opposite ps
IN ohto. in Congress. ana Who Is 50
ven known On bosh sides Of the river,
Is thns sI1dsd 70 By the Washington
eorEsspOnde1t OF the Cincinnati Ca
ssfte In his IstteE Published in that pa
peron Saturday last:
Judge bingham, sitting fsW desks
forward, Is opposite of Gen Schenek.
HE'S q weird looking man, thin and an
g1EaE, with long hair, long nose sunken
net brilliant eyess It + very plain 20
see that his nerVons force Is more pow
.srfnl than his Yita1s that his brain preys
EaF,on his hoSiys that the intense Getf0n
Of the intellectual power wears upon
The physical, % frs hurt. A nery0ns
sensitive. selE-eantare6 man, when
roliSeis powerful IN argument, and
r.iistsEf1l In speech. BE + lloE con-
SANITY selxing = snbjeek At every avail
aba point. and jumping upand talking
about n No he gathers Il into him
sslf. 4 peFHafieS him, Il a6sorhs him,
TN AZ 1ast he IS possessed by Il. II
feeSis, peEhaps lssteEs, in his brain. TIN
he can endure II no longer. ThenG
Efr1fng himself like q giant. What COM
tnardinS argument, what keen inTee-
tive what emitting sarcasm, what ear
ness and what fsEvor s poured out, -
h masters he theme II once and then,
sitting down, gathers himself once more
into stlenees nh f,ossesed and over
powered b another.
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PEEIrs m Xxx y AZ rrister IA
the L.oadcn ReazzSr says tl,at IN 49,
~ he ropiii a-ie,i IS ind eS II 49,
uiented nT hoestE arTirals fronl Al
psrts OF TIE World Ths nletropoIfs -
clnsrei. interested. and underns Ind
b. rlilrcadss B-oalt stress are build
ing FOR the reception Of tta slaAyf Ing
rn1lHlusie. tha river + mad e 70 Weld m
PORTION otis heSl for ths eonste1ct ion.
GA new hiEhVr and RI tnlic hotels,
sprl1EiuE up II al ii arters5 are unable
. supply acc11nulcd dtiou f1r The in-
crossing crowds cr TiefsnrS. ard tie
crush and crowd = dsfis bseotlifflfs
more rerllcus % hrman III =. Last year
one hnrdred ard t1rty psrsots were
killed inthe streess-
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Bcor 1rASUFkcTcRHr ~ rr1r r $50
Since ~ ne ooos rlasi1 i1cil,riris 6lls-
small establishment 70 dozen 1rhieS
turns ous nine hundred c1ses Per --le'siS-
cclsumine three hundred dc1en sftiss
81 upper leather. sixteen hundred sides
Of sole lea-her. and dfleen dozen calf
skins About twelve hundred hlnlis
are employed IN The business.
In ADRIAN lady Observing : build
Ing with s.eep1e. asked her Eentieman
stterdant> what church IS that9i
he gentleman amer reading sts sign.
@DelnEe. No. 5" rcrits.i- y Sues. Is
must = he Third Baptist "a
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An Hoqneaf RESERVATION

NE Hon. Samuel SbsIlaharger, Of
Ohio. lately made . speech in Congress,
pronounced 10 Be one Of The ablesf e.
f6rts Or The session. on aths disfran-
chisement of rebels 2 me following
extrae. Is from one of It's concluding
raragraphs=
~ k1ese men. unTepentAut, IMAM
ne1ied no reckoning made, may stalk
tlislS. not 10 orliEEiaSy rights Of efffzsr-
ship n,erely, but 70 tiae higher. gEander
pores q eleeEors q this mighty zll-
ticr= "a ~ cone into The leEy sanctuary
Of fae nltiotls lifa and 70 illeEty ) last
retreas and may cone. too Is the
rulers OF tie pahlEe. and Al this IN
'de61nee o. an power IN ths G0Fsrn-
ulentto 1orbid Il the1. sir have ths
preee 8 Of al reasons an latW, Al mo
rality. Al histcEyys an e1F'erisllees and
al common ilzstlge 1eezls discarded IN
The making OF oar G6Ternmelt, and
then ] ttirn arElsS from looking a my
co1ntEy 5 future II an 81. IN despair
or the lerfi6iic. But i i not 80. Oar
county hiss the power 70 be. and The
Repcplic VII Live =
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SE1,[Es. -Ike f6,I owfn< card, aTs-
Eslrei Il he Mobile l2ssEise7 eisli a.
tsrtfse7 q Nay Isl:
70 ~ Fctsfs - z rl1isii. :.
On account Or III sEroEe pub lie syri-
pa tnaIiieSte. On ar Or ny CON-
petitor, Admiral Senn ulEss. = J 8 usrforIIl-
81 Very diStinEuf issSi and : illris
services duEing the late 5E-.sr. ara % ~
lieye my friends nom en- : n. =
y have determined 10 iii iiralli nv
naule Is , csudidate for seton %
the ofica of ilidze q rr6batp.
GzoReE W. EoSns
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ufef 100
pRoAr nRoesl
lRoPSK

UR0FSl DE0RSl DRoFSg
CluI-EiE EEuiles-ifAs. Sllre Threat 4sShin1l
TT Neal "a Aga m the Eaee;
Hel1li 1el=. Toelllse Bus s rzlls, Chm
hlllSs CFu1ps Ola Fever AID AE1s an6
GkolEl n 4 81 So11 b an LEuigsts,
VII III - IS l1EIse.
0RRES SKINNER z Co Ffunrietl-s
SrEt1Etel. 1Essss IIEs1LAs BARNES 9 CO
AEelts -. 80 10y
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TIE Alsxardria. Va, G1-et,s savs
thai in TIE Circult Court or Nelson CO.
las. week. in the case or Walker ".
I.oFinE. 5r1ss shafey dsesded=
/ TAT contracts made during the
c4lzre1ce OF a &c f1ct1 governnenz
,-ere valid and binding notuilhStand.
Ing The sucse4u21 overthrow Ct that
goTerument-
. that the sale Of slara IN Virginia.
IN The co1federate lines. prior 70 The
10Th OF April. 16lS- Mas clI1d and hfud-
ire. notwithstanding the enanci patton
clause in the Alexandria ccnslilultor
The casc VS. 1rrred BIZ IudEe Brcck-
enbcru1Eh- OF Lez1nEtol,s for -he plain
tif. and Robert Whitehead. 81. o.
Nelson for the defe1dDnrs Jud<e Brock
entcrorEh nainsainiuE the 1rtirrlatiFe
and 1rr. Whitehead The negative Of
these Propositions.
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The Wheeling Intenigeneer.

Every fAI1ne=, every mechanic. every citi-
nm in fact, q West vlEginia. Western Penn
SSfvanIa and Easlern Ohio, should have =
oopy Of the IsSTEILIGKScKR In his fAmI1y-
either the Daily. the Trt-weekly OF the
Weekly, according 70 the man eonyenieness
Of each sahseriher- z.s.zssssss..z;
This summer win witness an exciting po<
Htieal campaign IN an three ofthese Ssates, as
IL win, indeed, thro1Ehont the country. In
weSt virginia We Sse % eleea nexa October a.
GoyeEn0E, an Apditns, = secresazy Of state. a
Treasurer, an Attorney General, Judge Of
tho Court OF Appeals. fneinhsrso Of the Legls-
lsture. Gong Sherlfs and oshereoun
y OmeerS We have hetors Is one Of the
mos. important elections oee1rlng snee we
beeAmea STATE IN tia Union.
Our nelEhhoEs IN Rennsy fSaniA alsoe1Aet a
Governorand = seneral state t8sksE. and In
ohtathSy eaert CongEsznea anAmemhers q
The legislature.
TheCesoEe. Il Is hat ne people generally Of
thA three BATES neea 70 keep themselves
thoro1shty posted rp On ths Pvogress Of ouE
national AHA4rS
sgFeal prohlsm Of Reoonstrlctton Is 70
receive dsanlte and permanent SHAPE This
summer and an ConEress Win possibly re
main IN sesslpn 5orssyerAl months yet In
deeditissasgls.ed tlszt II nay mos aaio1En
= - - 7 - - ! = 8.
dsnted ehRrAetes, and Ia the successful setfle.
1aent o. oaT dificaities are bound up IA
fature veal q s,Eoe a. tie country. No nA-
ton Vas ever bslore sitaAtea - are thes<
Tfnlkal stafaS4p-lIiv We have an lrnmensF
de'ot And . lAESe dlsAneeted PoPniafion g
EaaaaSA Tha disc1Ssio1s IN C0agress and IN
Ti,a ,;i,ksf, sl,ri,Sts ~ Rl,a eoBTfrI, nm M
. : 49, - >. -.
F'ASe q totsss 4nNoANsa u II-<ls<- $50
VIZ 6e q he ms trnEc-tal.es 70 every Szta-
IN " aat siaA1 ne DO WIN ne reeels, 20
1fteaIyt What Sh1U Ne do With ehe nelEroes.
What san ueCao in the matter q national
{. nnAneasF 1tlesa are srelat elasstton& Read-
ing and thanklng men must hecome absorb
edln them
a eooapaPsr \ the.esOge a nseesssty q IA
~. > =.
n1eress4 % isqEsFaF.sr among rs eslAiEirse-
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alt.p Adtfftis!fnlrfnts.
Wanted.

TNdArEDIATELY-AaunLIN ciooD
il Trimmer IS preterTed-one who can come
recommendations other need apply. Adj
dTsSS = = = ST. CLAIR, wellshurg, West Va
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HoS. scHrx1sEz c5LrlIx ,rruts 4 ist-l
Ter sonasti,,s siree 70 he Union psopis
81 u llraFsts.o. Indiana. eondinonaIiy
szresi1g . deliver = Fourth Of I1ly
c-zsion, the condition hsinx the al
5ournmens or Co1sress hes6-e IT,
pericd naraed- Mr. CoIfzx urose OF
The "a Inst 10 the ecmmifEee. sayin<
thai r. = nosT evident that L y III be
C1crress al ocrrei IN ti,s latter rslrt 81
Juue- he 1dds- .arta U rem : srili
exharstlng lanc-x incident 10 ms. T,stsi-
ton. IN The closing ueeks iof the session..
cc1id leave ne 10 time &c prenare an
address On any ssihleet. uucd les such
an cne ls <1oald h delivered On The
frsl Fourth OF July OF rrirersSf
Liberty throczhout ths laud.e
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EARRLa6sE Ann CkIIakcr. a ~
~ q " allains ana lnStr1efiidi m rol1,
,len. AlsS rss.lsssazil Ah-sss n M r-oIs-
sra.a IL VIA q slei.s with sllla ofre.
LII Sens me- Or cli.-, m slill.1 lsEtEr en-
ye,1les. Aea-ass Dr. SEKELIS HOUGFIs
10Y, Howard iio1. F.l ~
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III ReEtstrNttcl = uoW .eo-np ,eee-
AIithss N, can % nnsil he 24th = 70
heeoliis jt,llissor,sEiss anlo1g onr olp,o-
nents. EaeA unson 3voseE = \ comna5t-
tesof61s 1ortkis psrpcsa- Ikishls duty
% do an IN his power 70 dislss1e,.se the
utr1is 81 his neighsors and Geluaiu-
fAnees among the opposition a their
prsindices And this every man can
do % 4 certain extent We an have
oar indneness. soms more and cthsrs
iess InteIlissnce i the grea. election.
eezinS ssSel,t % TIE gTrion eanss Give
H. F.sorie light On tn IS les q ne day
and hes aIIl xots right. FLsason 10
gsElsF. we have tired . IEroup int
Cur farer this rn6rnins hi a-lrasi6n
that NE think VII u usef1i II Il Is only
gensTlIly circulated We sruss that an
who tssl an isstsress Ia the result On tie
Ssh 6fthis month lsill taass sol1ls pains
20 bring q TIE eonsid eration or those
4round them the Important fsess and
aESpfnents ueieh re pabiish today.
TzE strse. railway su.espttsa Is not
vel "A Sesoznr "a fses II our. midst.
but Es hops Is son WIN b Soma Or
our people suppose thaf ne road 81
irsasy . = 5aiis SIMPLY BIZ ne sd OF
f5seEzn ezpltal. y,itllo1f any eo-opera=
ssoa q. lhsiE ra-t. his Is ! raistallzsS
y 5 tFns thas Esstszn capitalists Do
Stand rs1dy % take .ald and buiid he
read On sheir own terms. but thsiri
terms are 10. sslch as lEoala red6und Is.
he interests 81 he ely. We d6 not
want ssress railway IN czr mid en-
ca1abered rish Wan strses dragfhasaz.
We psefez Is = home concern. In N
Is relations owned ard managed
the people Of wheeling. We 1ndsr-
stand that il s ne intention of ne
eorporators in our midst 10 20 hsf5re
our people O The merits Or The ssntsr-
prise and dlsconnscs thenasslv ss entfre-
b from al outside prupositions Il IS
prohsble thst csnyasse-s FOR he roa1i
I'll thsrsfore Wait upon eits-enz !. ~,
elriy day in 7crds- 70 explain % tss-s
tse details o. HE propcssd enterpriss
end solicit a senerai and pcprlz- RS
pcnse y the natter.
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oyERACKAGK

WIN S1eessn and purity any orJairA<5r EIzaGl
lnllSe With an is drainale.
DO nos nm to Enpply yourselves. Sold
Tl1ofesals and Recall a. llAUGHIINS &
BuSHETEEln DEIlggistss Main street. and b.
@ H 0DBERT. GEUgEtst, Stone BEi1Ee
CnFuer mrs
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aleu- entertainments.
S11peIviso1,s Meetinp.

At THE MEETING OF THE BOARD on
l ~ yesterday there not being quorum pre-
enf the members present adjourned until
Tuesday May 18th, 1876 at 10 O'Clock, a. Ma
Teste, GEO w. SIGHTS, Cl,k-
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= e-se.se. ~
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IEstss also - III go 2 (i1. Sriif IEl1s7is
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Declination.

II RESPECTFULLY DECLINE TO BE A
II candidate for the once of Treasurer
of Trtadelphla Township, for which !
was nominated by the Union meeting held
in nEiadsPhia Nay Sth. 49,, ,,.,,,.s
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Purify Your Houses
save Yoarself From SIelness-Ihe
Host AsfonfshEn< Diseoyery or

The AMERICAN DEODoRTsERv vim ab-
soEh An uEplelEsl11 O1oES, Arising nom any
cause Whatever. II & Immediate IN It's acton
and VII diSSi rEte an f1n1 glses, OF smell from
IN AfEE moments being pr0nouneed By the
Boards q Health 4athe E&stezu cities - IN
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List of Letters.

SCLAErEDINT TIE Pnss
NJ Once AZ Wheeling. State Of West Vir-
gtni8, on the l4th day Of Nay, 1854
To obtain any Of these letters, the applicant
must can for EfreTti1sd EetteE9 give the date Of
this ltstS and pay oEs cent fog advertising.
u not called for within che NOAH, Sllsy VIII
be sent 70 the Dead Letter Once
Once hours on SundAy nom 70 Ig3< an.
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Wholesale and Retail,
So<1 &SNan&
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Many Of them having been bought for Cash,
Ar Auction in New Sock, * pEioes As low as
before the WAY.