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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-12

The Maine Farmer tells of a Young
man and woman who got marie q in
Bethel last winter, and the next day the
happy couple started on their honey-
moon tour into the woods where he had
contracted to cut large quantity of
"ooi. lie built a camp where she
spends her time in promoting the COM
fort of her husband, and on every Sat
urday night they make their appearance
i'll the village to secure fresh supplies
for their next weeks work, and return
on Monday morning to their camp home
rs happy rs king and queen.
a commits sioncr from the Department
Of Agriculture has just returned to the
United States from visit to Asia Mi
nor. lie left for that country in April
commissioned to provide himself with
all information touching the raising of
the celebrated Angora goats, and of the
preparation of its wool in Asia, with a
view OF introducing the breed into this
country. lie spent considerable time
in the Angora region, visited Castam-
bonl, and assembled the river Hyis, ma-
king tour i'll all throughout this inter
estlng country Of over one thousand
miles. The traveller brings with him
and landed them safely from the ship
Resolute, one hundred and sixty of the
best goats. from Angora cotes, Of most
beautiful skin, and pair of shepherd
dogs OF Asia Minor. In addition to
these he brought several barrels Of seed,
cereal and floral, and specimen of the
minerals Of the region, all that he deem
cd illustrative Of the products of the
country.
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&c NabIe ssa..ns y RIIlIar.Is.

The Chicago Republican, under the
above heading, has three or four COL
umus, praising the game Of billiards.
II introduces Puritan who condemns
the game, and laments that his sons are
rejecting his authority, and getting
into bad company, lie says that he
thinks saving wood as good exercise
as punching ivory balls. Alady argues
with him, claiming that her husband
and sons have fine time atthe billiard
table, and that her sons are growing up
strait, manly and noble,
Our opinion Is that the billiard room
is one Of the DEVILS instrumeptalities to
battle against thoadvanCement Of good.
AS exercise, playing billiardsis among
the poorest. The room is almost inva-
riably flled with tobacco smoke, and the
fumes Of bad liquor. abilliard room
could be kept free from those aunoyan-
Ces and have high ceiling, and well
ventilated, 1t might be more healthy. =
But exercise out Of doors is to be pre-
Ferred, even In the winter. Skating OF
sleigh riding In winter and playing ball
10 summer, are 10 be preferred above
the best arranged billiard room in the
country. eo,lr .eg sagf,a
We would like to speak Ofths mora
tendencies Of the billiard room, but
have not space IN this article, ..,., "A.
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state News.


The Athens Messenger says that a man
named Enoch Taylor killed 8 man named
VIM, Choots, in Troy township, with
sn AZ. II was the result Of quarrel,
abOut cutting the wood Taylor was
committed to Jail. :. .'.o
The editor Of the Ironton Register
has gone to Washington City, to rep-
resent the iron interest in an effort 10
hsse Congress grant further protection
70 tbs iron business. l'g -
The Chillicothe AGuertser says that
ID forty days the Emmitts manufactured
l46,4s3 gallons Of corn whisky. 1o'
--About year and ahalfago large
number ofwcmen In Greenfield, High
land county, destroyed the liquor IN
that town, The owners Of the liquor
sued the women for damage, and the
trial took place at Hillsboro last week,
and resulted in a verdict In favor Of the
plaintiffs for $685.. sl., aa.qa.-, ~
--Gov.. Cox has writtena letter, de-
eIinlag to be candidate for rc-elsCticn.
The CirClsville UaiOp publishes the
results Ofthe operations Of the PiCka.
way co. Rat exserminating Association
for one year The number Of rats killed
was Sc, sig, ata cost Of ssi4,SO, OI
OF about one cent and slx mills per rat
The executive committee estimate tha
the farmers of that county will save h
one year, by this destruction Ofrats, Ov
sF quarter Of ! million dollars. M
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mE aaIrREaER C0TlHT.

e bill has been introduced in Con-
grsas to requires unanimous concur.
rsHcs Of the Judges Of the Supreme
Court, when any question involving the
ConstitatiohAlity Of an cot Of Congress IL
concerned. This would sifectually cut off
the possibility ofPOIitiCal party decisions
sush - hsye disgrACed the Supreme
Court ever since the Dred Scott decision.
The power conceded to the saprems
Court, to declare laws void on account
Of uncOnstitutionality,i is dangerous
and monstrous doctrine. II lie one of
the evils Of our written constitutions. -
In great Britain, the Parliament is su-
prems, and the Judges ere compelled to
administer the laws as the peoples rep
TeSanissives make them. There being
noiwFiatsn consultation there the Parlia-
msnG eaacts such laws - the exigencies
snd welfare Of The country demand.
Itis most Misunderstanding 10 see eighi
or ten old men, setting for life, beyond
the eontroLOf the people, declaring th'
lavs made BY the peeple, through thsi
representatives, void, and setting ul
their ahiiquated notions 8 the supFsm
Law Of the lsnd. This renders the SD
psems Court the most dangerous aad'if
responsible dsspollsm that could be i'm
sgined. e 5T .5B lba
Unless some wsy checked at ones
wsmay soon seslhe rebellion complet
suocsss through the deOisionsOf this de-
potisla. Every aCt Of the GoverHmsn
70 put down The rebellion win be de
clarsd ) violation Of the constitution
and slFsady re bear Of lawsaiss an
OtheE prosecutions commenced By reb
els agAinsG Umel loiEosFs Ths eOnsll
tusiohal aanendmsut abolishIng alsvsr,
wilt be deelsTsd u sna slavery ono
more IseaIIy esssbiishsd II over n
lana. = was done tthsiaiamons Drsl
Sect decision. Then ies any ms1auFV
shsgslday ba deemed for the security )
ths country lsa laksn. and lskan Il ones
for saA preservation.
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KENTUCKY UNEONzsSH.

It was an established opinion In cer-
tain country at one time, that no good
thing could come out of the city of Ma
Earelh. This opinion proved to be err
roneOas We are firmly convinced that
no sound Uhionism can come out Of
Kentucky, We may DO mistaken. lti.
If there l. one good Union man in
Kentucky, tits Hon. Samuel Mckee, of
the 9th District. He is o candidate for
reelection to Congress, In an address
to his constituents, he says st8n
have on every occasion voted against giving
negroes the right OF sufrsgein the District OF Col
unblai and those votes have expressed my houest
convictions Of tight on thls subject and ate suti-
Client answer TO shseharge thatI an for Negro
Suffrage" Ag,At} t,.t
Mr, Mckee cannot get the rebels to
vote foF him, even when he gets down
to them as he does in the above. As the
loyal negroes in his District cannot vote
but the rebels can, and he appears to
approve this arrangement, be ought moi
to complain at bis approaching defeat
And he will be one Ofthe worst defeated
:. candidates who ever rau for Office. "a
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the sunshine of our common Father, upon ell,
and with o like impartialty. This honestly
believe would solve all dishdultieA But for the
sake OF those who honestly fear contest between
the races or the possible supremacy of the negro,
will but suggest the fact that Of the thrty-s IL
millions Of our populatlon,k not more than four
millions at most belong to this long-0ppressed
race. Admit their inferiority to the dominant
race, If 1t be So and what is the danger Of throw
ing over them the mantle of impartial law
Weak In numbers, wholly without wealth, devoid
Of influences where Is the danger? But the dis
parity in numbers will increase from year to year.
The negroes will have no accession to their NUM-
Der by migration; while the white race, like a
great reservoir, IL receiving such accessions by
millions. In the struggle Of life the natural
increase of the whites viii far exceed the ratio Uf
the blacks. Indeed many and especially those
whose prejudces ere strongest against them,
believe that the colored race will die out that Ii
Is In fact now In the process Of extinction. ! do
not myself look for such result, but do not
look for any rapid increase of the race in this
country. f@f ~Nf N-'-a.A - q p ~
We have to-day a white population of at least
thirty millions. That number will be doubled in
less than twenty-five years, while the increase Of
the negroes will be In no such ratio. With abso-
lutte confidence In the result | here predict, and
place 1t upon the record, that twenty-five years
hence the white race 10 the United States will
number sixty millions, with corresponding
increase in wealth and power, while the colOred
race will not exceed six millions Why then
disturb ourselves with apprehenslOns which must,
In very nature of the case DO purely imaginary1 .
Ii am asked why so contend for the rights
of this race If it is to bear so Insignificant part
In the future OF our country, reply tat it Is not
because they are negroes nor wholly for their
sake that so contend, It Is because believe
there is an alI-embracing and experimenting
49, ha nfn nnAF nd
Who looks with the same paterna regard upon
all his children and that no individual or class
or race can, under His government disregard the
rights of others but upon the irrsVersibIe condi.
ton In some form, with whatsoever measure ye
metc it shall be measured to you again"
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Newe of the Weelk.


A Arshel named Frank Farnes murder
murdsred Senator Case, Of the Tennes-
ese Legislature, and two other Union
men as Nashville. r,.
The Steamer Platte Valley ran up
On sunken wreck last week between
Memphis and vicksburgh and was sunk.
About 60 persons lost their lives, among
them being several women and children,
IN. P, Willis, the poet, died at hii
farm, called Idlewild, New York, last
week, on his sixtieth birth day, 5T
THE negroes in the District Of CO.
lumbie are being enrolled, preparatory
70 being permitted to vote, under the
act Of Congress. sil @ d
The recent fall Of snow was th'
greatest that ever fell In this country
averaging about ls inches in depth, ant
extending over 10000 square miles. a
r --Goy. Morton, of Indiana, has beer
elected to the U. S. Senate, and has re.
signed his Office as Governor Of th,
State. aIa a'''l5I" 4.i ,.4oi p. ? .'
In ths House Of Representatives las
week, Mr.. Boutwell, Of MasSachusett
offered bill to prevent rebels practic
Ing law in the COurts Of the Unite'
States. The Democrtic members Tough
the bill alInight, but 1t finally passed, b.
fl0to 90. .9i'1 ,7& i'4
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Z ROnd Nofica.

VVNHERE win be 1 petition presented TO the
Il Commissioners Of jackson County, at their
meeting on the first Monday In March next, ask
ing for the alteration and establishment of q
county road as follows: Vacatng so much of
what IL known as the White Oak road, in Bloom
field township, as runs betweenthe residence OF
Then commencing below the rocks and running
above the house Of Richard Jones, south-easterly
direction to the road now In use thence to the
Crawford house on the west end, thence SOUTH
west up the main hollo on the east side of the
creek, at the foot of the hill to alarge beech tree
thence south TO coal bank thence on up)the
main hollow to where there was once saw mill,
on Richards land, and AZ that point interseet the
road now m use, following the said road to the
top of the hill, on John Williams land and theme
intersectlpg, the ridge road PETITIONERS. 4
jan. 81, '67-5w. IA h g fBYfH i
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. A careful study ofthe above figures
will be highly interesting, and it will be
useful for future reference. We advise
our readers to save the paper containing
these figures for future reference. in-t=a
1t win be seen that the highest vote
ever given by the Democratic party pri-
or to the last election, was in the, year
1860, when the vote was 1913 forJudge
Of the Supreme Court. This was caus-
ed by the fact that Jacob Brinkerhof
was an avowed abolitionist, and that
was before that name became honorable
by contrast with the word traitor, as
these two words now express the idea
ofthe two great partesin this country,
The above explains the result at the o.
tober election In 1860, because at the
Presidential Election the same fall, Lin.
coin had majority over the combined
vote of Douglas, Bell and Breckinridgt
Of 207.
We will hereafter give figures from
the otherrepOrts. g5o. M at aiorg
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e RE Ylaloa RseaT5 i nov pubiIshed by Mrs.
nuek e zllalEon. alia saital BY B. 4. HFatsoa.
The od IDS i I'D to be he ainAFtest ef the I've.
= H1hf Dsaosrak 81
q OF fcourss che i. Any old woman,
from MFa harrington, down, i snartsr
than be il. s a9 o. sga
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TME GnRAT GAMDLHSG sVYEN-
efsrgf WIS BAE. uldfiI lHIHu II
We fnd the following dispatch in the
Cincinnati Gasstte Of Monday nnE
cHrcAoo. JanusFy "a. lse'

Abraham HAgerman Lee the winner Of the OPP
era House, arrived In this city on Saturday, took
. look at hls house, aud iaat evening sold Il 10
Mr Crosby for e200, 900. asf ,,l5.ff{ III f..
The following il statement Of Mr.. Cfosbys
balance sheet; uuaold ticketa $50, 900 Adver-
tlsiag, eIbO 0Q0 paintings. Ns,000i eagFavinass.
ei00, 900 eomFnssSsona 80 900 printing. travel
Ing. ate. go, 900, paid 70 Mr. Lsa, goo 900 to-
I'll. e760.O00 laaSlng Mn Crosby . peeanlart
nrnaE Of esd. .010 Add % this The vains af tha
6psFa HdasA ESQ 000. ind Mr. CFoshya total
profit on shs undertaking 1 esb0Ooo. T77a1
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Sr. Paul, MINN., 4"
Sunday, Jan. 20. 1867,

s. puHuayi Jau. Iu 1o0I,l5
My DEAR MAcKLEY This letter has been med.
itated for several months. Now that ii Is in an
nchoate state there is little doubt 1t win nnd its
way to the Standard; so make requison for
haif column under some double-eaded advertise
ment-Roback's. for instauce-in order to call the
attention of old friends to my piece" Why do
| write to the Standard. do You ask Why do /
write To an old friend who win whisper my name
to score Of other friends, and bring into active
service memory Of other days-stlr from the ashes
of forgetfulness the redhot Goals of friendshipa ?
There Is nothing poor human nature will battle
as 6ercely and increasingly against as oblivion
The dread thought that the storms and blasts of
time Lhaye erased our names from the hearts
tablet whereon we once thought them so inehaee-
ably craven that neught but the king OF terrors
could ever throw over them the mantle of forget
fulness is pain and pang that makes the heart
sick. In myanguish ! cry out, Oh, that / had
been born Jones Then Icould have no doubt
what name the poet Halleok had lin his minds
eye" when he wrote:
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Attachment.

]. T.. Jackson, Plaintiff, Before j. = Jones, g.F.
5'IE a. Of jefferson Tp.,
Wm.H. Il. TmtCn DsfI jackson Co. Ohio.
tnNIhe sleG day Of December, Al D., l6eS, said
~ Justice lsaued Ia erdar of Attachment 10 The
above sesloD for The sum Of twenty-five Dollars
and Ninety Cents. H4it
1i Jan al i61-Sw. sjllg 9.J. 7. JACKSON. 81
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a-GPHYsroL LoCTCAL VIEW ofAfA RRfAuE

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containing nearly 800 pages and l30 fine PLATE
ENGRAvINGS Of the Anatomy of the Human
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Treatise on Early Errors. lts Deplorable Cense.
qnenees upon the Mind and Body, with The Au.
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of cases treated A truthful adviser to the mar
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free Of postage to any address. on receipt Of -
cents In stamps or postal currency, BY addressing
DR.. La CR0IX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, AIbahy,
~ 7, The author may be Consulted upon ehy Of
The diseases upon which bis book treats. Hedi-
eines sent TO any part Of The world.
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7DnUNK AGAIN.

We Eud the following 10 the Yysvsrly
Dsmpcraisia dfR ,Ioiisaaetl xa a isi
I Rlatori drew ; very fashlonabls, shoagh net .
very large. audleacs ent hsE saFst sppaaFanee In
Detroit ~ 1; FeTqsn yna5v A..
All Jonek Youl live too near to the
distilIsry Of Hen. Jamss Immitt. 5ebF.
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ID ISLEY'S BUCHU is THE CURE for Pain,
IN, aud Weakness In the Back and IaoIns and
all those complaints resulting from arrangement
Of the kidneys and urinary organs. Sold 10 large
bottles by the druggists, HARRAL RISLEY q
CO., Wholesale Druggists, 14l Chambers Street,
New York. Yaqg II Ii t9Ir
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ANTONn TWE rTGUJREs.

We have received many valuable IA
vors from Columbus in the way of An
nual Reports, and propose to give there.
from, from time to time, such facts and
figures as we think will be of interest
to our readers. Wepropose irst to give
the vote of Jackson county, each year,
since 1851, as found in the Report Of
the Secretary of State:
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Advertisers can procure complete list Of
all. Newspapers published in tine New England
States, by enclosing 25 cents to GEo. +. RvwELL
& Co., Advertising Agents Boston or New York.
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Impartial Suferings.

Neither Wealth, Refinement, Station. or Condition
i.I are exempt. '''- ''htA'A r.
FHNHE PHIL0T0KE9N or Females Friend, ex-
Il pressly for the benefit Of females suffering
from hyseria nausea nervous irritabiity distress
ing apprehensions and all those troublesome
complaints that invite premature old age. and
render life miserable. Descriptive pamphlet cent
on receipt ofpostage stamp. HARRAL, RISLEY
q Co. ei41 Chambers ST., New York; IYJs 5{Hq
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New Advertisements


Sheriff aaR6s Special Master
D Commissioners Sale. o7F
Hsrsklah g. Bhndy, In Jackson County
James Burchneld, Is ad- ,.. - I.s,gsu.Jj a
mini %lal'tEstGS S.Ss,a Of James o. Order Fl Sale
lTDY virtue of an order Of sels sssued from the
u Court Of Common Pleas Of jackson county,
Ohio, and to me directed as Special Master Com
missioner Of said Court, | win offer for sale at
public auction, al the door Of thel Court House,
IL front Of the Grafton Block, in the town Of
jackson, on
Saturday, March I'd, 1867,
1t ,ne o'clock, P. IL. Of said day, The following
da,cfibez real estate, to-wIti en- w
Axe aoFth cast quarter Of the scath east quar-
ter OF section number seventeen ll)t township
number seven az and rangs number nineteen (l9).
Appraised at es25. f9i8 gft 1sE eH
10 be sold aa the property Of Jsmea CQeH, de-
ceased, at the suit Of He2eklah 8. Bnndy.
Terms of sale. cashl hand At the tlule of sala.
Given apdsf ny hand thls Nst dsS Of January,
tY" J0sEPHH WILSON, AJ,o., .
n .dtiw and Special Master Commissioner. !
II 4, Bundy, AttR. ttfs8fty4 eH Hhgewsa4f e
Jan. 81. 67-5w -pf-tIO 80.
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Sheriff and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.
Thomas Vaughn,
In jackson Co, Common Pleas.


Ts g,.,r InJsck'On CO, Common Pleas.
DY virtue of an order Of sale issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas Of jackson county
Ohio, and to me directed. IS Special Master Com.
missioner Of said Court, will offer for sale at
public auction atthe door Of the Court House, In
front of the Grafton Block, In the town Of Jack.
son, on
! Saturday, March I'd, 1857, . III
at one o'clock, P. M, of said day, the following
described real estate, to-wit:
Lot number SIX (6), Township number seven
GD, of Range number nineteen Q9l, containing
one hundred, four and 39-100 acres.
Also, Lot number eight (S) Township number
seven (7), OF Range number nineteen (l9), con.
tanning fty-two and l0-100 acres, ell Of said lands
being In the 6cioto Salt Reservation.
Appraised asfolfows
Said Lot number z at...9.... ........... .... $676
= = g.t'J 81 ....s..,.s..r...,.!I. 26C
To be sold as the property of John Radcliff 81
the suit Of Thomas Vaughn. i.rg 1fG) IF
Terms Of sale, cash In hand at the timc of sale.
Given under my hand this Slst day Of January,
4,.-,s, as JOSEPH H. WILSON, s.J.C., aia
and Special Master Commissioner.
DUNCAN ~ -DuHadway,Atty for PHI. n RI
Jan, 81, 3l,'@--5W--pf-$u 40 - .-lH4-- NJ
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Consumption. ScrOfilla, Rheuma.
70 e l-nc ESQ ,1lsHh &c. Foi. 7d
HEGEMANS GENUINE MEDICINAL COD
LIVER oIL.-Our Oil has stood the test Of 20
years, and thousands Of patients attribute their
recovery to ttsuse. 1t is warranted pure. A-
HEGEMAN 81 CO., Chemists and Druggists,
New York. 10 Aallk
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TEvHE Board OF School Examiners Of jackson
j. county, meets al Jac ks0n 0nths 1rst k0n
day In every month, and on the third Monday ID
March, April, May, August September = OeLobaF.
By ORDER OF THE BOARD. :
) New. g, 'e6-h sg gla
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The Nz0at Perfect Ar0n TOnic.
HEGEsfAH,S FERRATEDELIxIR oFBARK
"A pleasant Cordial containing the active priE-
ciples of CdkiuyG Bark and Iyfophosphats Of ITOn.
Sold BY Drnggists.
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SURE RILE CURE.

DrsGfibefts Pile Instrument for the raaIealSars
A Of piles, prolapsns, &C., without an
s operation or medicine relieves theworat
: tg case In s minutes, and has never failed
EAlI. TO effect permanent cure. 6eEd for
~ circular. Sold'by dEngglsss generally.
3lIHH Discount to dealers. Agents wahted
everywhere. sentby mali on Feceiptof
"a. ]. B. RoAAINE, Manager. SIS Broadway, NY.
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x 26 Cents to Save 9S Dollars.
HEGEMAN'S BENZINE- INSTANTLY removes
Paint and Grease Spots and cleans Gloves, silks,
Ribbons. de-, equal to new. Sold by Druggists.
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Chapped Hands and Face, sore
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Cured at once by the use Of HEGEMAN's CAM
PH0R ICE WITH GLYCERINE, keeps the
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MADAME JuAiELs MAAtMARIAL BALM
w AND PATENT BHE Asst TELEVAToR 70
develop the form physloIoglcaliy, Depot 963
Canal st., N. Y. Send for circular. Sold By
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VNHE ADVERTISERS GAzETTE. publishsl
IL at;Bostpn Mass, is the only publication Of
Its Kind In this country. II contains information
indispensable ito every Advertiser. Subscription
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