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7 EGai NOTICE:
whitcontb Haskins,l
vs.. Coz
Samdel Howard, Y

4 EGAL NOTICE;
wbitcomb Haskins, =,
VS.. Court OF COmfi1On Pleas,
Edmond Dana. civ ii XctloS, ''
The said defehdagi g.imond Dana, viii lake no.
tice that the plaintiff, Whitcomb Haskins, did on
the 1Ith day Of Juue A. L. 1857, ds Ids belition
IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas, within aud for the county Of Y oOd. ID the
State Of Ohio, the object aud prayer of which 81 10
fYreelose a mortgage Riten ~ the said Samuel
Howard to the said blantid, for the following de-
scribed real estate, sitets IL the county RI Wood
aud State al Ohio to- 1h One hundred kefss OF
and from Rivsr-tract No, forty dve t45l, and being
the west part df sid traet. and running east tor
duaptity, the cast tier OF the sas rupii1g Atdllel
With the east line Of said rver-tFact. Said cause
will DO Esr hesring at the dsSi Htm Of said Court
q Conmon Peas, for slid county o. weed, a tho
duired 70 answer said petition on or before the iss
day q ssIteYSsE. u. 1851, Ing..
j. X. 4 J. n. H0RD aud J. A. SHANNON,
.ta,glt. 3 4, Attorneys fSf RlGlsiifl,
Psrysbure, Jdns "a, 1851, .,,,,s sfts
~ IAQg NJ all sizes and ctfi IA ordef "A
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MEAL FEED & HOMINY MILLS
HASKINS- OHIO

HAShINSs OHIO.
A MES & WORTH are prepared to do custom
~ Grinding for the Farmers Of Wood county
more promptly than any other mill in this vicinity.
Always en- hand and for sale or exchange for
Grain,
Coarse and Fine Meal, Chop Feed aud Flour.
AMES h WORTH are always in the market
buying all kinds Of Grain and Farm Produce and
paying better prices than any other market In
Wood county.
SEED WHEAT.
AMES & WORTH, Of Haskns, Wood coun-
ty o., are prepared 10 supply the Farmers Of this
county, aud the surrounding country with the
Celebrated Tea Wheat,
For seed this Spring. This Wheat commands
from Millers for Touring, about Forty or Fifty
Cents per bushel mors than other Spring Wheat,
ard has tptop reputation as hardy aud large
yielding kind OF Wheat and being imported from
Northern Iowa, the change from n more northern
climate, as all experienced Farmers are aware,
will improve the qnality and quantity produced.
The Farmer ha better pay two prices for this
Wheat than SOW the wheat raised in this country.
We arc also prepared TO supply the Milwaukee
Club, raised in Wisconsin. All those who want
Wheat Of us will please notify us as soon as pos
sible, so that we can make our arrangements for
the proper amount required.
We are also prepared to sell or loan Flax.
Seed, to supply all the Farmers In this county.
HaSkins February Is 1867. A3Ix
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TT n EY'S
ED MEHODEONS,
AT ToIEb6, bHIO: .

never failed of recSSfi4;SS the Fist Pre-;
chigan State Fair, held at Adrian, 1865 and 1865,
great competition in the Musical Department, me
ments on exhibition, and the inspection Of spstrt
most critical. Some Of the best artists in, the
tee no doubt relied upon their opinion IN making
PREMIUM as the BEST Reed Instfuhsnls on th6
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WIN Is 20 Blame !

MAssoLIA WArER.-A deigalfaI toilet article
to C0logns and .. half the price. s7o
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I;SOR handkerchief B xtfa els, eait and RFi Night
II BIaOmina Ceres, Pepueys Egyphah Lotus, OF
Muiaviro, tile latest ssnsafkqa issheds 49,, 4,
'lf INSCHO 4 CHAMPNET!
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A FEW WORDS OF. COMMON
Y SENSE,

BOW 1ew tnero are who are not subject to affection
OF tne lungs or respiratory organs who by neelectne
pIenonory symptoms, aggravate the complaint until
osease strikes its Shafts causing nexpressibe torture
OF eae pat1ont and anxiety and distress friends .Ony
coldl slight sore throatl' is the needless remark
thooghtless expression of thousands whom Death hns
marked for his prey. :. - ~ Il = 11' 1'1'1
should be the motto forever
IN the minds OF all subject to Coughs Colds Carh or
tntuenz Words Of advice should be needed by ali su,-
tesng from Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption. Belief 10
within their rcach and, neglected fatal
ensue-a Lie OF misery daily, hourly struggle for ex-
Death -'--' - '~OA-
DOGS it not appa1 tho strongest mind to think OF the
result caused by neglect? Then why delay? What ex-
cuse can be offered, when timely Is sounded IN
your ears? When the danger is pointed out why NOT
a!old 1tf MARsDE1s PEcToRAI. BALM has been used
wash success in nearly million OF cases. and is endorsed
oy tho Medical Faculty as the prompt and eica-
relieve and cure all Of Co lghs Colds Inueiza
ana Consumption, If the Is not beyond all hope
Even when the sufferer is la the Inst staces he win find
1enet Dy using this preparation One bottle will con.
vince the most 1ncredu1ous, TINT the of prepa
ramon are oy no means exaggerated; in fact fa short
OF the eulotes bestowed it by thousands who have
pecn cured by It's mey guarantee accompanies
Heve. NJ - - " 20
Prepared by T. W. MARsDEN No 1877 Broadway, New
York. ..'r III -sS.. Ig17-f- = III. " Wv '0'.
Price, SO cents small bottle; ST larre size
l5' GOODRICH, WNEMAN 4 CO.,
&4 And DOWIE & NOISE.
Wholesale Agents, Chareaton
Decennber4 smo
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Domestic Markets,


New YoRK, February % -Noon.-stocks are
tending down. 5-2o's, OF 81 coupons, 1114. Money
6a7. Exchange Of go days 81. Sight 81. Gold s9S,
but has been up to 14O3. .553@- I.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat quiet and
heavy. Corn quiet and steady. Pork steady.
New Mess $40 95. Lard steady; in bbls. 12a1s{.
Whiskey steady. Peas dull Cotton 6rmer at s1A
as2c for Middling Uplands. Freights dull.
EVENING DISPATCH. :.4.
Cotton advanced aa1c.; sales $500 bales, at 9l1a
80. Flour declined &c. Wheat dull and declining.
Corn active; Mixed Western 81 07a Pork active !:
Mess s21. Provisions quiet, and fair demand.
Cotton to Liverpool by sail, i by steam,8. a;st,
Stocks very dull. Gold 1881. ~.
BALTIMORE, February 2s.-The cable adyices
have unsettled the Cotton market. Bio Coffee
firm. Sugar firm. Corn active yellow at 97a98c.
Provisions steady mess pork s21 so. .5s NJ Il
WILMINGTON, February 28.-Middling Uplands
frmer, at CSC. , y: f%
MOBILE, February %. Sales 1000 bales; receipts
$50 bales; Middling 29c. -
AUGUSTA, February 2s.-Holders demand an ad-
vance, but buyers are offish.
New ORLEANS, February 28.-Cotton higher:
sales $500 bales; Low Middling, 39asoa. Receipts
to-day 1867 bales. Sugar, Molass ses and Tobacco
unchanged. Flour, super, s113. Corn, 81 osa1 Is.
Pork nominal, at s21 so. ,a'. IA $z sG
C1NcNNAr1, February 2S.-Flour unchanged d.
Wheat frmer: Corn steady. Oats firm. Whiskey
hrm; held at 26c Bulk meats in good demand
Mess pork firm and quiet y. 81 5--..g4-- .-.:
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nc soutnsas aEsss sasSsndor tho Sherman
the above subject. iGl

1
1t is very well understood that bills are in
course OF preparation for early introduction into
snc next congress providing for a sweeping con-
I sGason OF rebel property in the Southern States
M t1au ZOE lts distribution among the enfranchised
saves, 1or paying claims Of loyal men for property
Gest1oyed during the war, and for giving farms to
Moithern soldiers who will settle in the South Mr..
Sterens mas declared his purpose, God willing and
~ uNng, to press such measure as this upon
congress, and Gen. Banks in debate declared him-
sou IN 1avor OF such distribution of Southern farms
athone northern soldiers the only eHectual mode
pI roconstructlng Southern society. It NAV safely
oe assumed that the whole body Of Radicals in
neress VIII go Tor such measure and it is con-
naenty expected that the rejection by the South of
fe, snS new terms now proposed will create fresh
aee1nE a OF resentment which viii give it popularity
ana 4s strength throughout the North. The measure
Its9! mas elements OF attraction for many classes
dlers in q body. - - - 80 81 oot
IL may be supposed that the Supreme Corrt vii,
present final barrier against the uItimate snc-
cess OF such project. But it must be remember
eo Inat -FOUR members of that court ont Of nine
would now, beyond all doubt, endorse such mea
sure; and that of the five who would oppose Il
t,l Ene, not Two, will probably never again sit on
sne Dench, IN consequence Of extreme age and i'll
nass: @ a law was passed, moreover, at the last
session, which cclares that in case Of the leatb
o. Or supreme Court Judge the vacancy shall not
DC n!!ed until the whole number of indpes abo1I
nave been reduced by death Or otherwise fo aavan'
Inc chances are therefore, that within tha ne1t
year the Supreme Court Of the United Stafea iii
0e as thoroughly in the hands of tho Radicals "a
Congress is. m A'''>1oeA' .aS aSs
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Report Of the south Caro15na
...;s, Murders. wv t-...St TT
Hon. EDMUHD CoopEB, Of the Select Committee
appointed by Congress to inquire into the murder
Of the Federal soldiers in South Carolina has sub
mitted minority report on the subject in which
he altogether dissents from the opinions of the
majority Of the committee expressed in their re-
port. Mr.. COOPER says that the facts elected at
the trial Of the prisoners j. G. KE1Es,F. G.
sTowEs, RoBERT KEYEs and ELISHA BYRuM do not
prove their guilt; that the tribunal by which they
we're tried WIS illegal; that they were brought to
Fort delaware pyoruer or peureusIy STANTON; anu
also justifes the commutation OF their sentence by
the President and their subsequent release after
trial before an United States Court. In regard to
the alleged outrages on freedmen in the South Mr.
CoopER says ,r III Il: "a 5s:. @
y It Is true that General Thomas, General sickies,
General Wood aud Genera1 Baird IN their testino-
ny express the opinion that the civil tribunals Ia
munster full and impartial Justice IN cases where
Onion men, soldiers and freedmen are parties liti
ga9t; bqt 1t they fnrnish @ bat one single case,
TINT was ae case in the State Of Tennessee men
toned by General Thomas, which he. admits to be
tie only one within his department:
aIt is true that they mention in general terms thnt
Union men, Eederal soldiers and freedmen are not
safe IN their departments but when asked to spec
ify the number OF cases and the localities where
injured within the last twelve months, they could
only mention one case in the State of Tennessee at
| Nashville one in tho State Of Mississippi at Gre
NADIA; one in the State Of Louisiana, on the road
between .uexandria and Monroe, ,snd not q. single
case in Virginia except the Watson case and nc
case in North Carolina, Georgia, Florida or Ala:
| banla- a43Ey la,ss
And in each Of these cases these officers testif,
that every exertion was made by the civil author.
ties to arrest and punish tl1s offending parties
Mr. CeoPEa,, il il conct1sion,, aay9;' ..s sA IL
.sHenee aq "; this tlhy coministee
fsthat the courts cannot be reiod On for the pun
ishment OF crime, where the Union man, soldie,
Or freedman is concerned and that justice Is prac
Gcany denied them; OH that up t1 this time
since the o.esei okf the sxes, there has BEEN a
change for tho bette;' the bestt' natefia
interest Of the country, as well as the highest con
sidetations Of humanity, call for the establish
4 ment OF military governments over the States O
II Virginia, North Caroline, South Carolina, Georgia
Flotada, .;A!abaina Mississippi ouisiana, Arlan
genuine freedom is irnperrileel such iegiaation
and that i cannot: long the eoyrupting in
hnence OF 'oristling bayonets and the vsuitin,
! ambition Of military rnlers, - :
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Z TIE FAMINE IN SOUTH GARoLnA-The Southern
Famine Relief Commission, of New York, have
received many letters from South Carolina, all Of
which agree in representing the scarcity Of proyi-
sions in that State as being Of the most serious
character. It extends over nearly the whole State,
and unless relief be quickly given nothing, it IS
stated, can prevent absolute starvation among the
poorer classes, while large number Of the plant
ers and farmers will be left without seed for the
next crop. The New York Post says !:
Governor Orr writes that the destituti on is so
great and severe that five hundred thousand bush
els Of corn are estimated to be needed to feed the
people, over and above alt that can be- obtained
within the State Colonel William Nettles; gen
tleman Of high standing in. Sumter District has
been IN, this city with o bond signed bycabout
seventy-fve planters, IN which they pledge their
sand dollars worth Of corn and bacon. He could
find one to take his bond and has left the city,
after obtaining two Thousand bushels Of corn from
the commission for the relief Of the very poor Of
his district, saying that unless he could find some
persons n. some. other city to make the necessary
for the planters OF Sumter District to put in their
seq ths RFeAsRS Comes rom the most prom
nent men in Lancaster District cf the same State
for the corn and bacon needed to snpp!y Tie wants
Of the people until i another harvest can be
Representations Of the same character come from
Rchland, Greenville, Darlington and. Greenwood
DISTRICTS, and it is believed that st least one hun.
ton OF the whole State OF South CaroHnai afe now
in absolute need Of PROVISIONS and If relief Is mol
i given, tho number must increase every week NO.
til july Baltimore Sun. ~ mn; ts.s
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4 aF NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF
MASTER IN EQUITY, 15TH JANUARY, 1ss7.-Prrsrant
70 the order Of Chancellor LEsEsNE made in the cause
q ofWrrTscHEN us. coRDEs. notice is hereby given to
the creditors OF HENRY wrrrsoHz deceased, to come
y and prove before tho undersigned, their demands
against the Essto Of the said esatr on or before the
18th day Of March, 1857 or be debarred nom any beneAt
Of the decree above made in the case
JAMES TUPPER,
January 18 B Master in Fonitv
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- aF BAT CHEL RS HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best tn the world. The
only tue and perfect Dye-harmlass, reliable instan-
taz1eous. No disappointment No ridiculous nnts.
Natural Black or Rcown Remedies the III effects Of BAD
Dyes Invigorates the hasr leaving tsoh and beauttfuL
The genuine is signed slliam Bachelor: ALI others
are nero limitations, and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and perfunneEs. Factory. No. 81 B1zclsy
street, New York. ;...3s$
gssaar BEWARE OF oFACoUHrERFE1r s..s, Y
Dece.rih
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OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postoce at Charleston for the week
ending FEBRUARY %. 1867, ordered to be printea
N IHE DAILY News agreeaby to the following section
tue new Postofaco Law as tho newspaper having the
largest circulation in the City OF Charleston:
SECTION s. And further enacted That sts Of let
remaining uncaled for in any Postoce in any city
sbmm or snniagc where newspaper shall be printed
t;, nGIaer oe published only in the newspaper
%ncn being published weekly oftener shall have the
Office. Neo "a "en'eAs VI t1ie saio
AS PERSONS calling for Letters Advertised should
state that they Advertised"
(. go ofhco hours from 8 A. NJ to eP.M On sundsvs
from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock A. M :
STANLEY q. IROTT Acting pos+nos+on
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a% ETNA FIRE ENGINE COMPANY -yor
1e @ ne1eoy summoned to appear ut the Engine House
x"' Day &C Two o'clock p ~, in uniform b1ack pants),
to pay the last tribute of respect to onr 1at o,r
JACOB ". sTACKLEY. -
By order Of the Preaident JOHN Nor, ,E1sr
March s4 A-,i1 .} g ,..-.' 4
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Inc vision Of Conhscntion which Fright.
g3: enod Rovcrtiy .Johnson H--T5

A0 s1on o. Con1scntion which Fright
i enod Rovordy johnson. 77Ms
!ne sudden md astounding support given b
JOHNSON TO SHIRaAN's Bill is at last ex
peu. ne discovered, it is crcdibly stated, thu
- was the purpose Of the next. Congress. which il
I.-to,o more remcrseless, violent and proscrphv
than the present. to press the passage or 4 whole
sale confscahon bill f the present plan for recon
suuonon fails He quaied before the revelation
or th1s Moloch spirit, and the vision of confisca
t1on and beggay Of millions of his countrymen
| e4eorted rom him the reluctant support of an in
| famous measure. He saw au unarmed, noble and
ae1easeo section powerless, in the grasp and at
tne mercy OF an unfeeling foe, more remorseless
.uan 1otn, dun, Hess1an CT Turk, and he made as
ne believed, timely sacrifice Of opinion to save q
people whom he loved, and for whose wrongs HIS
heart bled. NJ :
Ihere may be men cast in unusual and heroic
mould, designed doubtless by GoD to play tho
part or martyrs, who find in this conduct of Mr.
JOHNSON sufficient ground for denuncation, but we
DO not IF this explanation Of the reason for
HEvERDY JoHNsoN's change is true, we think he
has committed one Of those sins which the ssRe
cording Angel will blot out with q tear for tho
we.Akness OF generous heart, when the books Of
the Chance-y Of Heaven are opened for the final
balancing Of al earthly accounts .. I,
Ane oooln mas peen scourged terribly enough
1or al sane men to pray that confscation that
last sad vial Of Apocalyptc wrath shall not be
poured upon our heads. The world is sufficiently
tuu OF the tales Of the heroism Of this bighted and
impoverished section, for us, in the moment of ex
treme peril, to wish to protect our wifes, our chill
dren, and our desoated hresidesfrom the horrors Of
absolute desitution. Seenre -: -
n1e and property from the malice and the greed Of
the modern Goths, the menaced South should
surely listen with charity to the excuse which the
friends Of REvERDY JoHNsoN offer for his support
OF the SHERMAN Bill" Gratefully remembering
that able gentleman's generous sympathy for us
during the war, and his heroic and frequent de-
nuncations Of the outrages on the South from his
seat in the senate, We regret that we should have
premature'y denounced him to our readers for
yielding to the dictates Of heart full Of kindness
for Richmond Times NJ
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CONVERSATIONAL Amu.eInat,ea.

WAsHNaToN, February 2s.-In the debate to
day, SUMNER accused Secretary MoCU11ooH Of
fasehood in his statement Of his inability to secure
Revenue officers in the South who we're able to
take the required OATH. SHERMAN retorted pas
s'onately, characterizing SUMMERS language as
not particularly gentlemanly and totally false
CHANDLER echoed SUMNER, and indulged in epi-
thets that were characterized by FEssENDEN IS
1oul-mouthed abuse. The scene grew out Of the
amendment striking out the pay of Southern
officers
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General News.

FRAHKToRT, KY., February 2s.-The negro who
Was charged with violating little girl will be prob
ably hanged tonight t5T -
LEXINGTON, KY February 27.-The son of Chief
Justice ROBERTSON was found dead to-day, the re-
suit Of intemperance and exposure
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. A grand cock fight came of in Mobile recently:
in which Alabama and Kentucky wore tie rivals.
inssthe stake 1or:t r:theImair. one th0ussnd dollars
which was won by sAlnhalna. ts5 # ft2a
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IS Tho Relatives, Friends and Acqua1n-
IANcEs Of Mr.. and Mrs !oEN srAck1E4 and Of JAcon
s1Ac1EX and Family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services Of JACOB W. Oldest son Of JOHN
Tom his residence, corner OF King and CAL
houn streets, This afternoon. at Three O'Clock.
March #rIarE. .l55ql .t5 n, gr = @
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@CONSIGNEEs PER SCHOONER AMERI-
Cos Rom New York hereby notified that she is This
Icy o1scna1eng at Browns Wharf AL goods remaining
on the wharf sunset win be Stored at ,ar aS
e4pense- T. TuPPER SONS
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RETURN OF THE ExuEslThe ConstautiondHst Of
the 9th, IN speaking. Of the Hon ROBERT TooMBs,
says: "a gentleman, who arrived in the city last
evening, informs us that he met the Hon. RoBERr:
TooarBs at Barnett, en- yoste to his home in Wash
ington, Wilkes county. He returned to this coun-
Try oia New Orleans" .z.- Al !. II
At She Commencement Of the Eclectic Medical
College cF New York, last week, the following par
aeraph formed part Of the address . .
Our impress: ION also is that our: gradnates, and
other students, are deeply devoted to the peculiar
doctrines Of American Ecleoicism peculiar: in
that we select our remedies from every school Of
practice, and from all sources with impaEtiality;;
peculiar, in that we reject b}ood and an other
measures which are extremely depleEve and ex-
hausting; peculiar, in that we object to mercury,
arsenic and other mineral poisons; and peculiar,
also, IN that we are actively discovering and devel
oping numerous remedies OF inestmable: value,
from the feds and forests Of our own country.
The graduates ~ the Eclectic Medical College 81
the City o. 4 v York" will now, and hereafter, go
forth bel pns s to no medical party, except 30 far
as they ~ compelled to be party, in order that
they may oe true to themselves, as the believers
in, and expocents and defenders Of, the party o1
universal aud progressive medical science"
This may be. progressivescience but to! our ;ohd
fogy ears, II has q very strong twang Of qutack'
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Miss Violet Blair is said to be the o;r,
in Washingt ton. An: exchanges sayss She las fIas
:hagr4nce Of roee-bud and the nnodestyof: alto
let, and Is to be the wife Of clergyman, yf3s
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a6r ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYEs made to order and inserted by Drs F:
BAUcH and P. GoUGLEMANlJ formerly employed by
RotssossEAu. OF Paris), No 500 Broadway, New York
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H North Carolina Lerialufurr.

RALEIGH, February ga resolution introduced
INTO the House Of Commons, declaring North Caro-
hnas acceptance of the Congressional Rsconstruc-
ton Bill, created much excitement and an anima-
ted discussion and was finally referred to the Com
mittee on Federal Relations IS
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HsWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
N WHITING. Esq. as q candidate for Sheriff Of
charleston Judicial) District at the next election
September 10 .sEt' i@gs-
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..i a5.kWAY WITH sPECTACIEs5. -pID. EYES
naade nav. without spechcles Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt ten cens Address
4ksB. FooIE, M. D., No 13oRrpadwsy, New York. Z
Eovernber -.:s ". ;:3? ~
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y, .Aa- -CONHIGNEES-t FER pDr~ -----------.
from Baltimore ara hereby rdaed that she Is THIS Day
olseharsins cargo at Kerrs Wharf An Goods remaining
on the wharf sunset VIII be stored at their risk and
expense. GE;s MoRDECAI 4 ci, Agents
March J. ss.4. .g .,5..l l'1