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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
&ctnc 8lntarmutb unS 81cihfndbt
mebr.
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Or. 2erQS.

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Ierer unb iidberer mirfenoss 9tteI Die Atabeme b.
MIebeeine ,penbet es in ben meiten 6dIen nrb
ielt bamit bic beiten GrfoIge.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
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A1trnIogtftin ttno fortltombuIitf5e 6eiIfebern be
idb eibt, pdbreno lie in etnem beaiebenoen 9aftanbe
lit, bic 9ciidb iae ben 8eronen bic beiratbe
miro unb gdrartrt NIT 9nfe zines Sliirumentes DO u
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ncr Sotbseit, 8ei6Gitisun9 berporragenoer G6arat-
tetsii9e " T. 10. berporsubrtnaen. Sies lift tein 8e.
trua, ipie Snbuoie 8elpeiie beSeuger. gSenn man
CSeburtsort, MIter, @emiitbs itinmung, S1rbe Der
Auaen riS Saale angtcbt lmo iifsis Gents anb cine
fb icIbit abreiirte franfrte @npeope einIegt err
bdt mat um9ebenos bds YOrtrdt nit 9elpunidter
AuftIdruns.
BEg1. Ntnn ahreffire pertrauensroH
@aSame Gertrude Rcminetpu,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31

2otoIbetras non geriuften. anipri9eR
e p sstraa eIei IN erer
Qafie Sale uerfi1ert IuurSe, mar $4,000 bod lbers
itesen bic 5dne, ais cine aIsemeine 5ieset $4,000
ni9t.
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ben Berf6eranesbetras in irseno elmer sfabt, Oorf
ober Gebduoeuiered, ionben iabt d in bseier 8eSies
bung, in ieoem ein3eInen Sale Don BEN algemeinen
Gbarafter Der Bauli6teiteH 2scte Der StraBen, 2ei
tieteit Der SenerI5fGnng u. +. 10. Ieitetf
Cine beglaubiate Abf1riftD es uerbenerten Charters
ODe JneergoratiOrsattes be8lsitst ieSe 0araeI4ns.
etaSt anS eosats slep gortj ss.
@iintSa 2: SisE: Bgsissr nc gise.grde emit, nn0
pOiitan rii6ernnssseleuiGaft, naSOem bieieIben
eiBseIn e.naeffworen fino, binterlegen uno fagen
nn6 ieSer einselhe fdst fur I'D feIby bus bas 66tse
Der gerbdltne beiaster Corporation IN rmo bob fie
bic Oben bei9fiebenen 9eamten oerfelben fnbs
(sesei9aeD Glinfon 3. Sisf,
= sspelter aices Prdfibent.
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geafbpiae, Genn.
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Nafbuine. ben 5. 5ebrnar 1867. j.
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eiGeiniee bternstt, Sat bye
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Gtdute Tenntfee ben 8efiderunss feaI1aften alfs
eeleeten BesIngnigsp erftnt bat gnbl ID bei4eine
aMberOems oaB Garg u, 3os, Agenten befaeter Sc
eHf1aft, ebenfGus ben GrforOerniHn Der SfantSges
eye, TpeIde far foIe 5dne gepsadt unb etnaertbtet
jfno ,eeniiNt baben 1etbdlh Dat befagte gsetrDpps
litaa Berft9efhngsgesai9a BefHgttte fur Rtfftos
ueEantDsFth@ 81 fetn npbS Das BeEi9erMngsGef1dft
tn bieiem Stacle Ii NdfH0iue ~ betreibet.
40 q. - @affletfe~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31

gpn uns mad benz 9. sui 1866 perbeu 3iae bae.
ben in @erbmoung nil allen Ipeftf. sinien mSe foIgt:
Bon S,ntirf unb Salamanca pom uaicH Depot nod
Stem Dof Belt: 81 ..-.-'. n,
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tdelid (ausgeao mmea Sonntaesl perbinoef ficb In
9orfensbile NIT benz 5.2U fdgli1en Gfpreb BON
Buffalo NIB fcumt IN teu Yoi an mi ~. 80
.. 4R.
7.30 g. 90. Grpressg5of uon Safirf, tGgIi9 (disaes
rpmmn SoRntdgsl, hdlt in Sdlamanca $40 tfus
ftacbt bic Nerbinoung IN Sornensp lie iiuo Gornina
nit benz $50 A.W. Grprebs 4oitsug pom 8uffalo
ulb errei6t Stem g0rf UNI MIR glOreeus.
AIS g. W ReIu 9ort Radt Sypreb, pom Sunfirt tdgs
lid (Sonittags anSBencntmenl; bdh az Soid=
nionca 9.55 y. Or. uno erreidt Nem gorf 10 80
2. gR.. UNI nit ben Ra9mittngs 9iigen inb Dams
=. pfern mad Bottom unb ben Neueaglanbs Stdbten
iu uerbtnbet. 'tf,s4 essts : - y 5sstst&
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
Standardization

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fdHig NIB unbesnblt fin6. -. Refine.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31

Nm bas Saar auf einem Rabltopfe uieSer ber,u.
een (aus IueIder uracbe es aud inmer ailsaefaien
ieiu mag) Ito eiI fubes 9Sat1stbum i'm @eftte bers
psr3nbringen, bat balieIbr eineS @leicben nit. Gs
br,nat einen Bart SltiH 8dtieft in SIS Boden unb
S1dre ouf Rabut6pfen in 2-3 Dnnaten. Giniqe ias
Horante 9fuf9er bdben bebduptet, baS es 9ti9fs
gtebt, mas Saars eoer BarpHds berporbringen o6er
bef9Ieunigen Fam. Sbre Bebauptunget fnb faIfct,
rpie Gaufehoe pon lebenbeH Seusen aus eigener Grs
fabrHna beitdtigen f5nnen, Aber 8ieIe. persen fu'
gen s8te t6nnen mir ods 4ecbte pom ben 9lddae=
maten urterf6ei6en2H Das lit ee OTIS ihiuierig, bu
nenn 3ebntbeiIe Der uerfdieoenen fir Soar unb Start
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DieHed,t i6on grose SunEieH in ibreR Anfnufe uerz
f6penset babt. 9iefen faeen MFR I: v8erincbt ben
Separator Gapilt; er foitet Gudb nidbts, menn er
Gnren Grlpartnngen ntc1t poufomnen entfprI1t.
gBenh @ner Apotbeter tbn nidt pprrdtbig bat en6et
uns Gtnet Dollar nnb mir molten i'm GItcb ,,iidieu
aeser Ra1nabme, nebft Gnfpfdn8sf1eff fir has
Sch, 1ueIdes Gnd surtt9eseben nirb euf Gureu Mns
trag, fobdo Sbr ridbt pouitdnoige 8efrieoigng ers
baten hobt. Abreifirt fTST
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
~ Seeen Mns5ebrpns. "
Sirop hipophosphite dechaux (unter
Observation-Disclosures SaIfiprup.

9ie5es reue Seiimifte pirft aus geseinet bet GU
berculo5e nod Sdminbfu6t, oeren gef6brli9erc
Spmptome es iofort befeitigt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
NaibDille nn6 9etatnr
giic,tb abtt+
g 70 BE l4Dur8ga naia-
9 6mellens Ba bn. 4

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catur birefte Gerbinounaen nit
Der WempbiS ulb Gbarlelteu
@iienbabu fir aIle fab@
lidien uno fiiopcit.
lideu Ynnite.
I'm unb mad benz 5. 81 / 1867 Iaufen bic 8iiqe
siiSIid sebsnbe Sfse: a i.
abfasrt uon eafbuiue a 3o g. {. D. i qS r. Is ~ T.
Anfunft IN Seeatur. 2.3i g. R. 2.25 81. 4Ri
~ n 9untspiae. $50 Y. %. SAG ". R.
~ goriuth. ....... 8.27 g. 81. S.f0a N.
So - ~ @ranS Saletionff.fOB 3. 4. II SIS u. %.
Nempbfs. 200 u. 81. 200 y. R.
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Antuuft IN 9aibpiae. -. Las y. R. 400 g. 81.
Bug 30. 4 matbt anIbhts in Decatur fur SiinfS.
utle; in Gorittb nit Der MobH ilnb Dbp GiIeIlbabn
fir Selma, Mobile unb ole ba3miI6en heaenben
9untte. Radt Anf9luB in Gram Suncton nit Der
RiiiIppi Gentral Giienbabn fir HeIu Orleans unb
joas1piibenliegen6e gunfte. i'iaif 1-1st
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Bug 30. n6rbiid mactt Anfdhts IN gtatbpine init
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unb 6. 8. GiienbabneIly fir ale 8tpif9enftotionen
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3ng Ro. flolif upo 30. 2 n6roIit lmfen.t alid5,
dus9enonimen Scnutass.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31

SCOPE Sasi4aft fase aBOrte sepsn Auen ftemsli@
Elm,
csungen sMIten, GGmdeben, Startene 6o@gewacbies
99tfkFs & men, RtaSerH fIetn =
S91nbeit bic nod gaft5 pog Slr5enI ieIten mar un0
befb erlebnt,
Bir6 pom Aaen ieft errau9eH, rutro poR Auen Iet9t
&f8StzFf - ~ entiebnt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31
Specification Der Stimmbe=
reebtt8ten fir Oapibfpu
Spunfb.

Office ees gfesiffrafipnsz 6 pmmii5dr
w" Aan.o1oit No., Sde Fart uno 9esar 5ir.,}
RafhptlIe, 3enn., 2. Mai 1867,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-31

aaures Der mebtsiniiden atabenie in 4aris.
9iefes gef6madpole 8reparatif pirb pon ben erften
MerSten Srdntreits uno GngIanbS gegen ale Srantz
beiten bee 8erbaiinnss @ertsseuge als @astra gle,
Iange unb tbrpere 8erbauuua, 8ldbun9, 2eber= b
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-12
PR ESS S.
Tuesday Morning. March r, 1867.
Mayor stevens Address.

On the first page will be found the address
of Mayor Stevens, delivered yesterday at the
Inauguration of the new city government. 1t
is candid, straightforward, and lucid state
ment of the affairs of the city, and its rec
commentators generally will challenge '"o
approval of our citizens. -,
The great fire of the night OF july sun
which left nearly one third of the Guy III aShes'
has necessarily largely increased the public
indebtedness of the city The dratfs upon the
.,oosrr,, oa,led for by that confiagation
oo,,nt 70 SsssOOO nearly one third
oftba whole being for the reconstruction of the
C;tv and County Buildings. The purchase of
land for q Park, and for a market lot and the
damages for widening, Strengthening and i'm
proving streets in the burnt district 90 far to-
wards making up the increased indebtedness
but in all cases, except for the reconstruction Of
the City Building, the advantages to the city
will be full equivalent for all outlays.-Of
the amount expended on account of the fire
100000, or nearly one-third has already been
raised by taxation, so that the actual increase
OF Indebtedness is $23SyOOO The Mayor sug-
gests that the devastations of the fire will nee
essarialy largely increase the city expenditures
for the year, to come which must be provided
for by the City Council.
Our Schools, Aims House, Fire Department,
and the other departments of the city, are
specially noticed by the Mayor, and their con-
dition is generally such as should be satlsfac-
tory to the citizens. Good order generally pre-
walls and the citizen may retire to rest after
the labors of the day, confident of security
against lawless interruption and depredations
upon his rights and property.
The suggestions in re alton to grazing, fenc-
ing and ornamenting the new Park, are
worthy of consideration. Having purchased
the land it should not lie idle No time should
be lost in planting trees, and taking initiator,
steps to make it bright spot in the heart O
the city. No better memorial of the Grea
Fire can perhaps be had than this little spot
snatched from the brands and cinders and con
verted into agreen oasis in the common des
ert of brick and mortar. ,5 u..s .. r
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-12
The situation i'm Ireland.

According to the Gable dispatches, the Feni-
ans have risen in 10 or II of the two counties
in Ireland--in the North, in the South in the
South West, and in the center of the Island
The instruction, called an agitation by the
british authorities is no sooner suppressed in
Kerry than it breaks out afresh in the suburbs
OF Dublin, where an engagement is reported to
have taken place in Castlemartyr. in the Conn
yof Cork, about 20 miles from the CITY of that
name. Castlemartyr is a picturesque little
town in the south of Ireland. nearly On The
line of the Cork and Youghal Railroad
branch of the Great Southern and Western' or
Cork and Dublin Railway, which ia renorteJ
to have been torn up and rendered impassahle
for travel. The Earl of Shannon, an irish no
beman of English proclivities, has a fine es-
tate and residence near the town, about five
miles distant from which, at Middleton. is also
the seat of another nobleman, Lord Middle
ton. In view of the disturbed state of the
country, military garrison of a few hundred
men was established at Castlemartyr some
time ago. and this or the police station it was,
we suppose, against which the demonstration
was made on Tuesday last. The Fenians are
sand to be in strong force in the city of Cork,
and doubtless, wait but a favorable opportuni-
W 20 rise In that section. In the immediate
nelgnborhood of Cork are the Government
Powoer-iniiis OF Ballincolig, ON which we may
pe assured the insurgents have designs Each
oI tne SIX counties of Munster the Southern
RroVlhce OF ireland, are more or less disturbed
linus at glance it will be seen that tho fonr
priucipai cities of Ireland Dublin CorL IN,
erlck and Belfast and few of the ,,;,,a, 1,in
are simultaneously threatened. 'o' 'ie'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-12
State Items.

-.Josenh e. Butler Esq, editor of the Bid
deford .Louynal. on motion of T. H. Hubbard,
ESQ. at Saco, was admitted to practice at the
bar in the courts of this State, as an attorney
ON Saturday, Charles Wilkinson. convict.
ed of the murder of Charles F. Spear, in Octo-
Der last, was sentenced at Saco to State Prison
for life, and Charles A. Edgerly, as an accom-
plice, who wasnol prosd as to murder. and who
plead guilty of assault and battery. was sem
fenced to II months and 20 days in the county
jail. The motion for a new trial in Wilkinson's
case was oyerruled, as was also the same mo-
tlon III the case of Mrs. SWEET, and Judgment
rendered on their verdicts
For two weeks the Machias Republican has
not been received at this office. Will the pub
Usher accommodate us with an exchange?
Hon Simon Page has been reelected May
or of Hallowell with only one dissenting vote,
probably his own.
The Bath Times says the number of deaths
in that city the past year was 100, or about 16
to the thousand. rt
Among the recent combinations by the
Senate, was that of Brevet Brigadier- General
II. M. Plaisted, late Colonel of the 18th Maine
Volunteers. General Plaisted was breyetted
for "Gallant and meritorious conduct in the
battle of Newmarket Road, Va, October 7th,
1864" al4..-.. I'D.
The Bangor Wing says that on Saturday
one Sears, who isin Jail waiting trial on charge
oflarceny having had some trouble with another
prisoner named Wiley, took an opportunity
while all the prisoners were allowed to exer-
else In the hall or gallery to go to his cell and
get his razor, with which he assaulted Wiley
lnfiicting an ugly wound on his face, taking of
part of his nose and making a deep cut in one
cheek. He was disarmed before doing any fur
Their injury. .ii d.
The President has nominated Hon. j. s
Lyford Enormously printed in our telegraphic
columns) of Lewiston, as Collector of lnterna
Revenue for the I'd district in place Of Solor
Chase, rejected. The President, in this case
has completely "swung around the circle, TO
this appointment places things as they wer,
before the kicking OUT process commenced.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-12
The Electoral Cam paigm i'm Italy,

Advices from Italy received by steamer re-
port the political campaign proceeding with
unusual animation. Baron Ricasol is promis-
ing either directly or indirectly, to do all those
tnings which he refused to do before the late
Ohamper, and to leave undone all those things
"mch the Chamber objected to. This is tao
IL confession that the Chamber was right, or
at least was supported by public opinion
among the promises are these: No new taxes
VIII be called for; further economies in the
departments will be made; the Church bill will
be modified to suit the demands of public opin-
ion. The French Imperial organs and The
London Times are electionering for Ricasol-
On the other hands all the organs of pronounce
ed liberalism in Europe express their sympathy
with the Italian liberals 1t is believed, how
ever, that by the combined efforts of the clergy
and the office-holders Moderate Chamber will
be secured. Ya- He N.r s-sf5,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-03-12

The Milwaukee, Wisconsin notices remark
able case in which a bullet passed into IN
brain of man who yet lives in apnaren ,nv
good health. 1t appears that Ole Eyersen S y
Norwegian, about nineteen years of age. a
private of Company X, Second Wisconsin in.
fantry, was wounded in the head bv rife
ball on the Dist of July, 1861 just as he was en-.
tering the battle of Bull Run. He was taken
prisoner and carried to Richmond, and there
attended by Dr. James M. Lewis, the surgeon
of his regiment, who had also been captured
Or. Lewis and several rebel doctors decided
mat any attempt to remove the ball which
n nae" plainly lodged in the BRAIN would end IA
5 saly, and therefore contented themselves with
thomnbg !, ene wound, which soon healed up, al
q @ood dea To e open at intervals and discharge
a soou ueal ol offensive matter After wears
i hn d tn the man was exchanged. went
TO o not entire "a su on farm, where he seemed
enlisted, served during the remaindor n e re
war, and to-day is ON his farm hale and h VI .ne
with every prospect of long life bef fu nearly
feeling no further i'll effects from the hn1i ana
his brain than an occasional headache. Nn'' III
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HOUSE and lot for $3.50. See advertisement
DISTINGUISHING IN GERMArv.-In a sn

ELEcTIoNEERNG IN GERMANY.-In a small
place in the district of Coblenz the Mayor sent
round the public crier to proclaim. with the
assistance of his bell, the following extraordi7
nary communication:-"Wit the bell be it
herewith proclaimed that on the 18th there is
an election for Parliament, and Mr.. Stumm is
going to be elected. The following day the
opposition party engaged the same town crier
to bell out as tollows:-"With the bell be it
herewith proclaimed that on the 18th there is
an election for Parliament; Mr.. Stumrn, how
ever, is not going to be elected, but Mr.. Cetto
is. The ancient town crier, who is also night
sentiments to the effect that those who won't
select either of these may do just as they like"
-PaH-MdU Gazette
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Notice.

NOIICt.
PORTLAND, Me, MARCH 9, 1867.
TIME ,Journeymen Plasterers Ut Portland and vi
L cinity respectfully inform their employers and
the public generally, that on and after April LIST,
1867, they win demand Four Dollars (S4.0O) per day.
Per Order. mar6d1w
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DIED..


In this city, March 10, Mrs Louis TT Wiz 81 a.
b. Downes aged IS years ' "'e vi "eo
Funeral Tuesday afternoon, at Q O'Clock, from her
aie resiuehce, NO 20 Brattle street Relatives and
friends are invited to attend 80
IN In san francisco, CAL Dec. 25, 1895, Mrs Hen
tletta Ia wife Of Philip L. Weaver Esq and daugh
eer Oh huius Jordan, ESQ.,, OF this city.
lRemains OF deceased having been brought home
services VIII be held at No. II Pine street, Tuesday
aItefnocn at O'Clock, Relatives and friends are
invited to attend.
In Saeo, March 10. of lung tever Mr.. Dan'l Smith,
Jr, OF the firm OF Twambly 81 Smith, aged 50 years
months.
In Saecarapra, March II, Adelia Scott, youngest
daughter OF l.. ii. and s. b. Drinkwater, aged Z
months.
Funeral ON Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
from residence. Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend. tfa4 nor
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PASSENGERS.

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9onn Dunn, capt BRAND Capt Wheewrgbt, Capt
W Men ina oaps handal Mrs Randall. Capt Lun,
in the steeIage ''' ' 49, .
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Portland and Vicinity.
New Advertisements To-Day

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Buy Me and Plpdo you Good.
Notice-kepublican of Yarmouth.
DIR Sweets Iniallible Liniment.
Boots and Shoes-T. K. Moseley & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Festival and Levee-Mountfort Street Church
AUCTION COLUMN. @
Furniture-J. s. Bailey.
NEW ADvERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Portland, Bangor and Machas Steamboat Co.
House for Sale.
Emwood Nursery-C. +. Bryant.
$3.50 for a new House.
Brick House for Sale.
Wanted-To Lease q Store
Direct Steamship Line to Halifax.
Breast Pin Found.
Wanted-1000 Canvassers.
Removal-Small Davis & Pomeroy.
Bankers-Page, Richardson & Co.
New Photograph Rooms
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company.
Music-W. Havemann.
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