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Meaieinal,
OLD ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL


" No. 8, Beaver Street, Albany, N. Y.
DIR. TELLER continues to be conhdentially
and successfully consulted on all forms ofprivato
diseases at his old established Hospital, No. d
vsted 10 this one particular branch Of practice.
enables hin to perform cures such ~ no other
physician can and his facilities are such, dc.
ing IN eorre.pendenes with the most celebrated
safest as well as the latest remedies for these dis
eases, offer Inducements TO the unfortunate en-
suck and rapid cure TO DO obtained at NO othsr
once In America.
largement ofths testicles and spermacetic cords,
enbo, liberated throat sore throat, tender shin
bones, cutaneoas eruptions, biles, ulcers, and al
other Impurities sfths system, are perfectly IN
been tested In mere than 10000 eases annually
with imm ense sueeess.
YOUNG MIN addicted to secret habits, wbo
have impaired their health and destroyed the viz
TIA pleasure OF married life, are nstihed that IN
consulting Or. J. Teller they win dad friend
10 esssole, andA physian who has cared thou
sands, In Almost sye-y part ofthe United Statess
who applied " Dr.. r. broken down In health,
now rejoice in all that makes life desirable and
man happy. The reader 10 OF course aware that
the dslicscy ofthe subject will prevent ~ er
minute description ofthir terrible disease.
DIR; TRLLkRs GhnAT WoRK-A book NJ
everybody. Startling disclosures. DR.. Teller's
VOiA W. ths ouo t1ors SSHssA~
plating narriage-1m pages-full Of plates
price y cents. Semitic all parts, under seal, BY
mai post paid. The single, married, and the
married happy Aleeturs on Love, or how 70
choose partser-s complete work on midwife
~. II contains hundreds of secrets never before
published. Warranted to be worth three times
the amount asked for IL. twenty-five cents, in
postage stamps enclosed, will secursa copy by
return nail. DR.. Teller has devoted all his time
TO the care Of those diseases ofwhich his book
treats.
TO THBLADIEs-Dr.J j. Teller still retaim
the emily Agency in America for the sale OF Dr..
Viehof . Italian Female Monthly Pills. The
Gale Of more than u, GO boxes establishes their
reputation as Female Remedy, anapproached
and far in advsnds Of every other medicine for
stoPpages, irregularities and ohtar distractions
In females.
CAUTIoE-Marr.e. dies in certain defeats
situations should avoid their use. For reasons,
see directions which accompany each package,
for the guidance sfpatients. On the receipt OF
81 Ghe price per box) these pills will be seat, by
mail or express to any part of the world, seclIe
ffem curiosity or damage.
~ Once hours from A. NJ 10 s P. NJ. and On
Sunday from ar .P. N.
n. B.-Personss distance can be cured at
home, by addressings letter to j. Teller, enclos-
ing remittance. Medicines securely packed
from observation, sent to any part ofthe world.
All eases warranted. No charge for advice No
students or boys employed. Notice this---ad
dress all letters -
J.TELLRR, MD.
Me- Beaver street, Albany, N. U
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Washington Items

- The President, on Thursday, nomin-
ated to the senate Gen. John A. Nc
Clernand as minister to Mexico.
- Juarez desires NJ de Romero, who
has served him so devotedly as minister,
to return home and act as his secretary
OF foreign affairs.
- Commissioner Rollins has issued q
Giro ular to bankers, brokers and others,
requesting them to destroy Cancelled
revenue stamps as persons are collecting,
restoring and selling them.
A number Of leading congressman
dined, Thursday evening, with Mr.. Cave,
a member of the British parliament,
largely interested in American railroads.
The Chevalier Wykoff engineered the en-
tertainment.
- Gen. Gran has ordered the arrest
Of Breyet Maj Gen. S w. Crawford for
disobedience of orders in having failed
to report to his regiment at Louisville
as requested by special orders from the
headquarters of the army.
- What Mr.. Stevens said about the
shattered constitution, the other day,
was: 1.-THE fragments Of the old shat
tered constitution stuck in the kidneys
Of some Senators and troubled them at
night"
The Treasury Department invites
evidence from the holders OF
bonds of the State of Missouri, alb
stracted from the Department OF the In
terror in the 1850, from which the cou-
pons were cut and paid. The National
bank of Commerce, New York, has a
schedule Of the bonds.
Howard University at Washing ton
for colored men, has SO students in its
normal school. OF the farm lately
bought by the trustees for $147 500,
100 acres have been sold for $4,000,
and thirty acres are reserved for the
university, and building has been
commenced which will cost 500 900.
The cotton excitement in the House
gr"w out Of misapprehension of the
flcts. Tn. court has allowed claims
for only $4,000 worth OF cotton, in
stead of $4,000 900, and in all cases evil
dence is required not only Of loyalty but
of active sympathy in the cause OF the
Union during the rebellion.
TLo Corata On Tuesdav nasSpd the
House bill repeating the act of last sss
sion, which prohibits the making of In
dian treaties. 1t goes to the Presiden
for appeal, and is all the legislation tina
will be perfected at this session on thu
Indian question. Western men deciar
that it will insure peace, with prope
efforts on the part of The !udiau 0u
reau
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A MAN ALMOST MURDERED AT FoRr
EDwARD.-John Main, a resident of
Fort Ann, was assaulted in the most
barbarous manner at Fort Edward on
Wednesday, the Sd inst. We condense
the following from the Sandy Hill Her.
aid
Main was a canal boat captain, and
had some difficulty with some men load
ing his boat at the Blast Furnace, dur
ing which he struck a man named Cos
tello, with his fist, and knocked him
down. This happened during the after
noon. Main went down through the
village, and after lapse of several
hours returned again to his boat. On
nearing the spot he was attacked by sew
eral of Costello's friends, who jumped
up from behind pile of lumber and be,
gan to pelt him with cinders, bits of
iron ore and other missiles. One of
these pieces unfortunately hit Main in
the mead which. so stunned him that he
staggered and fell into the canal. While
in the water these men kept on with
their horrid work, and it was not until
their victims head was almost pounded
to jelly, that they desisted When
taken out OF the canal he was more
dead than alive, and during the next
day he was so low that his life was des-
paired of. His skull was fractured and
horribly bruised in several places, and
even if he does recover, it is doubtful if
he ever regains his wonted health and
strength. Three men named Edward
Sweeney, John Carey and John Evans
were arrested as principals, and one
Casey, as an accessory. They were ex-
amined before Edgar Hull, Esq, who
July committed them for trial. An ef-
tort was made to bail the prisoners, but
Judge Rosekrans, to whom the applica
ton was made, refused to take bail.
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Catalogues.

RIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE: futile & Co.,
Printers, Rutland, vt.
We are in receipt of the Annual Cat
alogue Of this fourishing literary insti-
tuition located at Poultuey. Rev. John
Newman, D. D., President, assisted by
IL teachers in the various departments.
The number of students In the several
divisions have been: in the Collegiate
81; Academic 7; Preparatory so Ara %
Optional 81 tuLal 1874. Six souas "a.
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-NEvsa ConPLAIN.-" Do you think
that raw oysters are healthy 2" asked a
lady of her physician. eyes be replied,
81 never knew one TO complain Of bsing
out Of health in my life.n
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FATAL ACCIDENT AT FAIRrAx.-On
the 18th Inst. Reuben MoutOn of Fair
fax, in the act OF climbing upon a load
of hay fell, causing his team to start, the
wagon passing over his body, and in
flcting injuries from which he died on
Thursday morning.
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From the Toledo Blads.l
Nasty.

Nh. NAsBY INSISTS THAT THE DEMOCRACY
HOLD A NATIONAL CONVENTION AT
ONCE, TO DEFINE The Position oP THE
PATTY UPON AN IMPORTANT QUESTION.
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Tue LARGEST Hoe YRT.-Mr. James
A. Pollard, the excellent superintendent
Of the Vermont State Prison, at Wind
sor, has probably the largest hog In New
England. At all events we should be
happy to hear Of larger. 1t measures in
the grit feet four inches in height,
$ feet s IL inches in length, 10 feet
from the end OF his nose to the end of
the caadaI appendage. The narratire is %
inches in length, leaving the length of
the body of the hog feet inches; age,
about II months. The estimated weight
is about 1000 pounds. Who has one
larger?
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LAMo1LLE COUNTY NoMGNATIoNs.-F
Senator-Hon. Geo. W. Hendee Of
Morrisville.
Sherif-W. C. Doane OF Johnson.
High Bailif-James T. Parish of
Stowe.
Judge of Probate-C. c. Chadwick of
Cambridge.
States Attorney-C. J. Lewis of Nor
risvlle.
For County Committed. s. Small
A. c. S.aytoD, j. L. Nichols.
MIR. Hendee was the acceptable and in
fuential Senator of last year, and has
had mnch experience in legislation.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED.
RHEU MATISM CURED
ERUPTIoNs on THE FACE CURED
SCROFULd eURRB
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL NArERs,
Do away with all your various and often per
nicious drugs and quack medicines, and use few
baths prepared with
SYSTEMATIC SALTS"
These Salts are made from the concentrated
liquors of the Mineral Well of the Psnn'a Salt
Manufacturing Company in Pittsburg, and are
packed in air-tight boxes. One always sufficient
Tor q bath. Directions are attached. Internally
USE ''STRUMATIC MINERAL WATERS"
In bottles Of one and half piAts. One is sacisnt
for q dsy's use.
Sold BY Druggists generally.
REYNOLDS, PROUT co.. m Il
Fuiton street, New York. | a..
MERRILL BROS,
Sta,A street. Boston.
octiadod&WeoV
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.T SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
The Howe Machine Co.,
900 broadway. cor. Fourth 81, Ny.
Important 10 the AFFLICTED.

DIR. DOW confines 10 be consultsd at his o.
6ce Nos. = and . Endicott Street, Bottom, on All
diseasesof PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
enee Or. Dow has now the Qualification OF present.
ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
failed 10 cure the most alarming cases Of Gensr.
rAes and sypA,ifs. Beneath his treatment, ell the
ey, Scroiula. Genorrhqa, Ulcers. Palm or Distress
IN the regions Of procresticn. Inflammation of the
BiaddeIand Kidneys, Hydrocels, Abseesses; iu:
horrible attending this class Of diseass,
are made 70 become ~ harmless ~ the simplest
aiiipgs OF child. paItisala, attention giv:oto
forms and stages. Patients who wish 10 remain IN
der Dr. Dows treatment few days or weeks will
BE- furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for
board moderate,
P.s. Ladies Who are troubled with any disease
peculiar to their system, will find speedy relief by
calling on DR.. DOW, ct his once, No. EndieoA
street. III. ..
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.;,cu coiums" In Tho newsuspcr. thai Il
.is worth moro than all tho small FRY Of
correspondents, with I'm editor thrown in to
boot. Like caravan, il stretches along
h. columns with packages and parcels,
spices and gems. hits OF cunningly wrought
metals, saiheccd lion the Qrcus and from
the whole world besides The items pt
the paper, Ike tho ssufdns Of Thanks
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No I.
Dr.. sehenck On Dyspepsia.
SYMPTOMS. CAUSES, AND REMEDY.

Symptoms Of Dyspepsia sense % falinsss, usht-
nsss. and weight In the stomach, together win 49,
eS s,..,.s and s,,ss asai = ~ r.ssso
sss.tiy tSs;s s Also : Pslp.i,sa % tAs ss.rs .Sss
shine The rOash aeeoss pest,es. q The ssos.Asa.
gastric Juice and when the stomach gsts thick coat
of slime %. prevents the gastric Jutes NJ nowng.
solves this mssas or sns ana siOres ths sonaeh 10
seSsaeis Mandrake I'm. ar. also required to esry
Consumpton are caused nom this disssssd sis q ths
stomach; the liver becoming torpid, ceases TO throw
Oh. ee ard IN short time u. r no ss% su be-
synpshzes with the other organs, and before the pa
tent Is u H. no or she has brouehaA o. fsno-
ssssSSss Pumonic Syrup cannot act ftesly through
the blood when the system Is In this condition.
without the aid of ths sea~eed Tonic and Mandrake
when sets In . morbh condition, blood and bile run
through The syslsm Mined end NJ Who'll body becomes
90 low and ne osot % ihsk =. ssa esd8 run through
from this thiek eooditea % the blood The Mandrake
Pis act on the Liver slmilar to eaomel 90 they do
bile and the bl begins to circulate naturally through
ne vsins, and the hemcShAges cease. IT, when persons
are attached with they SSSh ,s ss
they would soon Be relieved nun h,eeding NON the
lungs, and i the Only way. COG a.tringens are only
,emporary, and irrate the bronchial tubes and w the
DIR. scilENCk viii be professionally at his rooms
every week, - bond strset New York and Hanover
advlce nee, but for tbosossh examination with the
Ecsprometer the charged -
HIS medeinss are ior -, oy sn aruy ano
sisc per so,,is. or $50 mo half dozen. Hssarsis
aso. 4. GoSpwiN a Co, n Hanover Street, Agents
ss< Dosiea. For sale By al druxxsss-
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
70 PBNiLBS IN DELICATE HEALTH.

DIR. DOW, Physician and BurSson, No. Z 4 In.
dcott Street, Boston, eonsulted daily Tor ell dts
Uteri. or filling OF the Womb, flnor Albus, Sup.
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, Ne
now treated upon new pathological principles, sd
Invariably certain % the new mods OF treatment.
that most obstinate complAInts yisld under IT, and
The sfnicted person soon retoIccs In perfect health
i. DR.. Dow has NO doubt had grsstsr eIgerieaee In
any othsF physioian In Boston, and has, slnse
isi5, confined his whole attention 70 the cure Of
private diseases and ksmals ConplaiatA 81
N. BAH Letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not no Answured. "
once honrs from 4. n. tosP.H,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Hundreds and thousands annually die prema-
tureiy when. II they would givs the Great French
DIR. JUAN pELAMARRKS
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PfLLsf
Prepared by GARAScIERl q DuPoyr, No. 2a rue
lombard, Paris, nom the prescription OF DIR. Juan
Dclauarre, Chief Physician TO the Hospital du
Nord oa Lariboiseire. fAir trial, theX would Ind
Immediate relief and, IN short time, DO nily re-
practice Of many eminent frsnch physicians. with
uniform success. and highly recommended - Inc
only positive and Specific Remedy fot All persons
sufferlny from General or Sexual Debility, All de-
rangsments OF the Nerveus fsrees, Melancholy,
Syer.sfsrvAoa, % Ssmtssi Eassssess, all WEAKNESS
o. arising nom sexual Exeesses or Youthful Indie
erstions, Loss Of Muscular Energy. Physical Pros:
Spirits Dimness OF Vision. Hystsrics Pains in the
Back and Limbs. Impotency, 10. olanguagecan
convey an adequate Idea OF the tmmsdiAss snd al
most Miraculous change II produces In the deoili-
tated and shattered system. In fAct, stands IN
rivalled IS IN unfAilng cure OF tho maisaiss above
mentioned.
Sv Il will effect cure where all others mil and,
aitho' powerful remedy, contains nothing hurtfai
10 the most delicate constitution.
Pamphlets, containing full partculars and direc.
tions Tor using, In Englsh, French, Spanish and
German, accompany each boz, and are also sent
nee 10 any address, when requested.
Price One Dollar per boI' or six boxes TOT rive
Dollars.
sold by all Druggists throughout the world or
viii be sent by mall, securely sealed hea obserya.
ton by enclosing specified price, to any authorised
' fropr,e.ors General Agents in America. OSCAR
O. MOSES q CO., ~ Cortlandt st., Nsv York. "a
Dr. A. Bsesn, sole agent for sAco and BddeOrd.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

IMPORTTNT TO FE-U.dLEc'
The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devots
his entire time 10 the treatment Of all diseases In
cidsnt TO the female system. An expsrtsnos Of
wenty-four years enables him IN guarantee speedy
and permanent relief In the worst essss OF Sup.
pssssisu and al otAer Menstrual Dsrsnssusnts.
o. whaSsvsr csuss. Al letters for sAviss must
ssntaia g. 0Ass No. . End'sots street. Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished TO those who wish TO 10
main under treatment 81,
Boston, June .. 1867. 1ry2
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Yyes tAs original recipe. Usriraiied for ito sSee-
ey. Asuts cure for Disease. ef .he Rlsed asa
secrss,s.s PTssArsS ~ a.sW; siiinEEics.d,
SSDs b., Ess.eScsS he. fsprlsiors
RUST BROS. q BIRD, ~ Hanover 81, boston,
Sole Agents for New England. 3m9
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Certain Cure IN iaH Cases,

Poi. H'.H Or No Charge Made.
Those who need the services Of an sxpsrisnoed
physician or surgeon In oil dlfficult and chronic
diseases ef every Bane and nature, shoald give
him . call.
tele called the French Secret. Order BY mail. Cor
81 and red stamp. vie
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.rux Art pRrsxRyArIyE OF AL ARTa"

sF>s Ps1plss = ~ sssvS Iab,ihnsns,
hashg ssieysd late ~ bsiidhg NV occupied
nvtAs ~ D Chart sswhg hseklss 1Assiaetur.
Gec%vAss&%Aey havs power - ~ All their
le.ssss u .sesaA. hors lrssu "a - larger
eslhtialn ts5oepog job york = So having add'
q . N1oeeG% Sas nsssvH rssss 70 the
- vn134 Gbel1SkS fss ths ssssution oi
- bessRprks 1919 w ssesidSsAly 70 the
16Akill tAsy sss hsssss thaA svR, Rspsred "a
sSsslvs ssdsss tss 81 dssoripusas = ffiating, In
slsdisg 80. fNesssss--
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General .aduerst sesscnss.
,.. . DIR. MILLER'S a...
SOOTHING and HEALING BALSAA,
NATURES ASSISTANT.

I|.- NNTUHgS No0tSTNN'
TT has proved inallibls for Burns, frosen Limbs,
The Side, hack or Shoulders, Ch,lbisins, ChapRed
Hands, STA Neck. Agss In the Pace or Breast. Bar
Ache Deafness, Poisoning. RrysipslAs. and Imam.
nation OF the Eyes For RheumAtism ~ noS 2
certain cure yet hundreds have been relieved by
it when other remedies hsd failed.
~ ss iHtesasl sssdietss, vhen taken In season
u will cure Inflammation OF the Bowels: Dysen-
Il WIN also cure DiptheTia, dry Cough and Asth.
This medicine 10 purely vegetable In It's eompo.:
sition, soothing and healing In it, tunuencs, And
NY X. s Ss.% Ssists sas pubic 81 during he psi
nine yoars, and has wrought sone ee Ne most -.
tonishing cures. The proprietor challenges the
World 70 produce IL superior - rsnsay Fsf
""'i - Proprietor, Springfield, Moss.
DsI., B.rSs, Co. RsIs s.: New ,, Yi;f
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MOTH q EREcKLEs.

The only reliable ssms1y o. those brown dis
eoiorations on Tie IAss called Nth Patches and
Freckies. Is PEss1.s Mora Asa 1akckLz LorIoS.
~ bond st., New York. Sold by all druggists In
Blidsford and elsewhere. Price - per bottle
GmlJ b
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Fishers Compound Mandrake Bitten.

AKLMBOLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUciIy y
pleasant In taste and odor, Tree nom all injurious
prvperties and immediate In It's action.
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
sAfE REMEDIES FOR unpleasant and dangerous
diseases. Uss HELssoLD's ExrRAcr Ducau AND
InPRsvuD Rosl WAsn.
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The .N;asiOss4S C6nsghSC Ssre
Has cured nrv.. wnuee. lsAsAia. q 9cs.oS,
cure any esrasis cough Il always rshsr.s. For
uoArssness bronchitis, Sore Throat, no, 10 hes no
superior. Admirable, also, for public .psassrs
MIN q co., Boston, wholssals Agsats. "'
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Il Ias, VA, = q 4 "a ,!s,s., al :. ~. "
1.t 9Sss !. a. Is: ia i1:s".i'r
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ENYEEpLEp AND DELICATE coNsrtrU.
TfONS OF both sexes, uso HkLMnoLp's EarNAcf
nvcuu. 10 will give brisk and sosrgsto Feelings,
aud enable you To Alsep yell. co.. .tfHf
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MINERAL BATHs &C hssecA NV
bashs prepared Win Strumatic Salts, will ensctu:
ally ssrs Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, oorofala and
ally. so1iy@
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o ESbker,sr CossGh Drebs,2

A standardromedy ior COuGHs and coNsuAfr.
TON, prepared by u. W. wallinEfcrd EandsSu
K %.u %s Me-. Picpri.ssfs I, dSoSwlN !
Co. d hanover Sss Boston, MI Agents. 3nse
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HUMD0l.ps EXTRACT BUCIiN snd N
PRsvID No. WAsa earss sserst end dslioate dis-
orrs N 81 tAsir ssagss Il fittis sxpsnse, little
OF . ehangs n dat. 10 ioeoavsaisaes nd no e.
posure. ID 10 pleasant IN tAsre and odor, immedi.
ate In Its sctica. sad tree nom I'll injurious prop
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ShisgIes. SN5sSIes.
r havs on hssd d ny MIN IN. Ksnusb uakport.
400 " shingles. ar sAls shsep ~ 90. Il III
| Also, custo6i saving done q sh0rt notice.
,hail DO prvpsrsd 70 card wSol s6oes tks nssS of
is1 LEANDRR q. SMITH.
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Wa Z; ;ss';ss:.. sss,ISs Ss. s::e sRHs,'
amino me olAiss q he Ssysrsi ofsdifors "a ths
estate q !Isph.ISsh BsrrI. ls.s sSIien, ,n "
creditors 70 bring a and prove their elsiass 500
that We shall stssuA 70 that servios q the dwell
lag hosss Of ysmss y. ksdioa, IN buxton, on
Wednesday. me dIth day q kovsubsr nszt. st
twosSiesE A Ar'srnoon S & ssss d ,.YyG;ny o.
s..rp,,.sesu. s sS i5's"SSIS
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Citizen. Of tho Hsishbotips Towns

,,s;Aa kSSsx. ~ SsaslS ". OF 46S
hihhssI We saa and yin do Piinting In q GOOD
~. .:,i. and ..ss -. rts.s.heas.es t.i''d 81
Having svsrJ ABILITY u command for fauishlng
arst s,ss va. ths Proptistors Shbnigv4h %.
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