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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-18
T ANDS FOR SALE.
IN NORTH MISSOURI.

IN NORTH MISSOURI.
The Hannibal s. St Joseph R. R. Co. offer for
sale over 100000 acres of the best Prairie, Tim
Der and Coal Lands in the West, IN forty acre
lots or more, on two or ten years credit, at
prices ranging from $40 to 49, 81, s., Sc, 49,
Sl2 Sl5, &C, averaging under $40 per acre.
Twenty per can't. is deducted from ten years
credit price if fully paid IN two years,
LAND CIRCULARS,
Giving full particulars, are furnished gratis, and
persons wishing to enlist their friends to emf
graf with them, should apply for all they want
to circulate.
A SECTIONAL MAP, showing the exact loca-
tion of the Lands, is sold at thirty cents Apply
by letter or otherwise to
GEO. S. HARRIS,
LAID Commissioner II. & St. 10. r. R.,
aprill0-d&w3m Hannibal, Mo.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-18
DAINTS FOR FARMERS AND

DAINTS FOR FARMERS AND
Il OTHERS.-The Grafton Mineral Paint
Company are now manufacturing the best,
cheapest, and most durable pant in use !; two
coats well put on mixed with pure Linseed oil,
will last 10 or Is years it is of a light brown
or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed
to green, lead, stone, olive, drab or cream, to
suit the taste of the consumer. 1t is valuable
for houses, barns, fences, agricultural imple-
ments. carriage and car-makers, pals and
woOden-ware, canvas, metal and shingle roofs,
ut being fire and water PROOF bridges and
burial cases, canal boats, ships and ships bot
toms, floor oil cloths, Zone manufacturer having
used 5000 bbls. the past year, and as paint for
any purpose is unsarpa sed for body, durabli-
ty elasticity, and adhesiveness. Price So per
bbl. Of 300 lbs, which will supply farmer for
years to come Warranted in all cases a. above.
Send for a circular, which gives full particulars.
None genuine unless branded in trade mark
Grafton Mineral Paint Address DANIEL
BlDWELL, Proprietor, 254 Pearl street, New
York
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-18

GAVE YOUR STAIRS.-SNOW'S
- Patent Wrought Iron and Brass Stair
Facngs, for hotels, factories, stores, -chool aud
tenement hOuses, vessels and all public and
private houses where stair threads are liable to
much wear. Holds the foot firmly, yet is easy
to step on, and ornamental. Costs less than
cast iron, Orders promptly executed to any re-
qured dimensons and shipped TO any part af
the country Send for circular aud price list
Address, MERRIDEN METALLIC STAIR FAC,
ING CO., West Merdes, Conn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-18

THERE'S NOT A CITY. TOWN
L or village in the United States where
Tarrants Efervescent Setter Aperient is not a
household medicine. From every point Of the
compass, every mail brings Testimonials Of its
efficacy in dyspepsia, nervous dcbilitT, liver
complaints and constipation.
Sold at all Drug Stores.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-18

CEMENT CEMENT water limeD
~ Contractors and others should use J. b.
James dark colored ROsendale Cement, a supe-
rior article for cisterRs, mason work, etc. Ad.
dress j, b. James, 20 Cedar ST., ~ Y.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-07-18
a l. l. S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.
ITS EFFECT IL
vi ULOUS.

The old, the young, the middle aged ante TO
praise
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

MASQUERADE AND BALL CosTUMEs.-A LARGE
M and entirely new assortment Of gorgeous and historical
Costumes comprising all the Styles especially Inn
ported for the season Can be obtained reasona.
bic terms At M Third avenue, between Fourteenth and rf
eenth streets. Also Costumes made 10 order P1R0NI
Nine. ABBlATl, late costumer Of Rstors dramatic com
psDy and urauI Italian opera.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20
THE BALL SEASON.

A RIoN soClETy.-THK ANNUAL GRAND MAsoUE
rade and Fancy Dress Ball Of this society VII oe held
In la usual splendor on WEDNESDAY, MARCH ~, at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
For tickets at $40 each, admitting gentleman and
Lady, and extra ladies' tickets q EACH apply at the fo
loving onloes-E KrcIlpfeirsr 2 Pine street, En- sassr
mann 22 Broadway O. Hsnft, 6s7 Broadwsy v spanssn-
And for 10 3. Krolpfeifer. y Pine street, and
Hanft Bros, 697 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20
DRY GOODS.


A CARD no THE IADIEs.-oPENING or ALL THE
Cloak Making in all its yaretes cutting and
shortest notice, at Madame KELLER 40 Fourth
GRAND OPENING CT SPRING PATrERNs.-THE
elegantly trimmed Patterns, March 20 which, elegance
and beauty, canno De Cloaks Dresses made
with neainess and despatch. Iaylors system taught 39
Canal street, office lie Bon Ton.
GRAND OPENING OF SPRING PATTERNS ON MON.
VI day, Marcn -, No
NME DutAL's, siI BROADWAY Ny,
Emporium OF fashions. dress and coakmakng al blsh
ment With the latest Paislan styles OF Robes Gabrielle
Princess Euane, tmperstrce BasQues, &c VIII be open
the pupe Orders taken and executed It the shortest
nce.
NaME. pEMoREsTs SECOND GRAND SPRING OPEN.
IVA ns OF Pattelas, IhuTsday March 81 No i3 Broad
way Hil complete display of aud elegant
designs aad many rare novelties FOR ladies and chdrens
dress.
YE,o FAIlLIEs VISITING THE PARIS IMPOSITION
CAsIIMEREs AND LAoEs.
C0MPAGNI. DES INDIES,
50 RUE RtrHELTEU 50
Messrs VERDE DELIsLE, proprletors respectfully
desire - inform the American ladies' who the Tench
capital that they will hn1 their establishment largest
aud richest assortment of CASGMERlS AND LACEj
any comparison The fahrques of the company placed
they in every LACE. DISTRICT OF FRANCE AND
BELGIUM, aud in s of the SRAWL DISlhICIS OF
INDIA, enable them 20 cell ct tho price of MiNUFACruR-
designs exclrvely their English is currently spoken
N The establishment.
y. Blhs proprletors nay commissions any parties
bringing custom to the house.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20
FINANCIAL.
A LBERr H. NICOLAy.
80 IS PINE STREET - 49,


Z a 49,. : - i sTaeikBRoKER AND AucrIoNEEE.
- : 80 ESTABLISHED SIXTEEN YEARS.
Express aauqiasul and Mining Stocks, also City Conn
lion aud some on hand for sale paying 10 10 % per
cent dividends at low rates for investment
PRlL DIVIDEND OF THE ROMAN LOAN.
n oEsieE OF TaE RoaaS ss LOAN At TIE
II Nassau street, corner OF PINE, March 10, lsoT.
coupon Of Of this loan due The Is. Or April
Sew York at he 6aakies Of Duncan shegman&Co
Philadelpha, a. he banking house q prsSel GO
az e Ss1ss '','n's %
T. eqs a a ss S Ssnas q Ss9a
Cine mat, the banking house Of Gilmore, Dunlap Co
aqa Tois8 Hspran N rsp1'sE Sprash,y ,jyoa.SS. SS
soSss ls.d Il Y SSaiPs asGs aat he'e ESQ.,
nassns, Cuba, J. !. Durham / Co.
Where there are no agents the holders of honda can for
ward their coupons % this oce the proceeds which win
'~'''''' I ROBERT MURPHY, Agent.
~, -, ,ef Of ,Eowery aud Canal street
iSrhRfsf IT to1MEseEs 'f2sSeE9 APhIL n2uLALS
nUNcAy, SHERMAN & Co.
BANKERS,
CORNER PINE AND NASSAU sTEEFs. NEW YoRE,
Issue Circular Noes and Letters of Credit for travellers
available the principal cities OF the world Mercantile
credits for Europe China &c Also make transfers
ofmoney California Oregon by telegraph Interest
allowed on deposits
HERBEIrE, KANE CO.,
No. Place dc In Bouree Paris
Issue and cash etters OF Credit for Ame
travelling in Europe.
Agents for The lines Of steamers between Havre and New
York.
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
lvA Merchants and mechanics notes discounted &c APP
ply at 81 Nassau street, Office 30. $. E. LENT
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

E,ASHIoN CouRsB.--TRoTTgNa WILL BE cONTIN-
II ued this Course this SEASON. without interruption
eept during the month VI August. ,
The New York herald., 1867-03-20
SPORTING.

A II. KINDS OF DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE AT
IA b. DONEYiS 80 Canal strest Church street.
Medicines all diseases. Prepared Food for moaking
hrd4
The New York herald., 1867-03-20


A CARD 10 THE lADIES.-0PENING OF ALL THE
~ latest styles OF Spring and summer Patterns Dress aud
Cloak Making IN al rs sares cutting and bastiDg al the
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

A cARD.--J. NORTH, l9) FULTON STREET. BROOK
RI lyn viii open on Thursday, March 81 his stock o
Spring Bonneis.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

CARD-AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF I'M.
n ported Pattern b0nnets, and those Of
facture ready FOR the Iade. On Thursday 2is 639
Broadway WEIGH BURKE.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20
MILLINERY.

A GaRo.-BALIs BERGEN & RAY WILL SHOW on
~ Wednesday ana Thursday full assortment OF Bonnie
Frames; also all the newest styles Round Hat Frames
call from The city and country buyers respectfully SO
.clted.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20
&, RAND oPENISo OF SPRING PATTERNS. ON MON.

Na ME. rEMoREsTS SECOND GRAND SPRING OPEN.
IVA ins Of felas, Thursday. March 81 No. s73 Broad
way VII present our complete display q aud elegant
The New York herald., 1867-03-20
GAN FRANCISCO MlNsraELs.
z ELY 1 Icons MiNsrRELs, TO BROADWAY.

n
unlpproacflbe l,ur. A only Uncle Sim person,
lesG,e scenes Of = LEON Miss Susie e,, Brown;
!. a.ACnErh 1. J tararg il tho P Mr oAwDnss
NJ CBEfH u and appears in The Witches.
CiNU HIEON, The M snihcent 8 MADAGASCAR
DARLING DORA, A Empress l BAILEr TROUPE
EDITOA's ITEMS. R Dress DEMON DANCE,
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

yTANrEp TO BUy-DRY GOODS CLOTHING, BOOTS
w aud shoes for cash viii buy Stock Goods cheap; par
ties rot wiling 20 sell chcap will time BY not calling
u. L. NEwBoRG, "a and CT Lspenard street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MoRTGAGE-
WI Merchants and mechanics notes discounted
ply at 81 Nassau street, Office 3d. $. T.. LENT
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

DEMovAL.
IN The Union Dime Savings Bank have removed 70 their
NEW BANKING HOUSE,
Nos. sa5 and .98 Canal street, corner Of Lsght.
Now the deposit your money Six per cent
OF IS u 5000 from April L. Tho bank VIII
the inspection Of visitors Wednesday Thurs
day Friday and Saturday OF this week.
Assets, 81 il6.434 D.
@. s. CHAPLIN Secy. T.. V. HAUGHwoUT. Pres't.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

Insurance, City Railroad, Light Bank Telegr PHI
Express Manuiacu a. and Mining Stocks, also City Coln
~ state and Government Securities, receive special atten
uon and hand for SALE paying from ~ 10 ~ per
cent dyidends, at low rates for investment.
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

~ ERMAN STADr THEATRE, 45 AND ~ BOWERY.
" This Wednesday, evening" March 70
Mr. BOGUMlL DAWSON
HEINRICH, n German Poet,
Carl !ioteis drama,
L0RBEEE BAUM UND HsTTELSTAB
Oder drei winter zines dcutsch zen Dichters.
LaureLtSce and bcggrs-sta three winters oil poet)
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

II HERBEIrE, KANE CO.,
No. Place dc In Bourse, Paris,
Issue and cash ers Of Credt letters for Amer
travelling in Europe.
Agents for The lines Of between Havre
yoFk
The New York herald., 1867-03-20

4 MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO
"A make the acquaintsncc of young gnrtee lady, be-
Lweer koe ages Ct % and 2 With view 70 marmopy Ad
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-14

LIST OF LETTERS,
DEMAINING IL. the Pos, Office ia Hillshorough,
~ Nc. on the lst Of August, 1867, which II not
taken out 10 one month will be sent to the Dead Let
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-14
Sale Of Valuable Lands,
ON NEW HOPE.

RY virtue of Decree Of the Supreme Court, June
- Term, 1867, directed to mo as Commissioner.
will proceed to sell to the CHEST bidder. the three
following tracts Of valuable land at the Court House
in Hllsborough. on the 10th day Of September next,
(being the week Of Orange Superior Coun) TO wit
One tract Of 277 acres, more less the waters Of
New Hope, adjoining the lands Of Elizabeth Hobbs,
Israel Turner, Nancy Cloud and others. known -
formerly the residence Of Frederick Williams.
Also. loo acres on the waters of New Hope, ed.
joining The lands of Baxter Davis, Henry Crab,ree and
others, known as the Carol place.
Also, 20 acres on the waters Of Gray's Greek, ad.
joining the lands Of Jonathan Trip, John II. sykes
and Nancy Gates
Terms Of Sale, Six months credit, with bonds and
sufficient security and title retained until the Pur-
chase money is paid. Sale at 10 o'clock.
JOHN u. KIRKLAND, Conf.
July 20. 1867. 9s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-14
(Form s.)
OATH PRIscRlBkD P0R v0TGRs.


I. -, DO solemaly swear Cor affirm in the
r,esence ~ Almighty God. iha, am citizen Of The
state Of --; that have resided 10 said State for
- month. nsri preceding this day. and now re.
side in The county OF -. or the parish OF - IN
,aiJfslate. las the case may he y thai am twenty.
one years old that have not been Distinguished Tor
participation 10 any rebellion civil war against The
United states. nof for ieany committed against se
laws Of any State Of the Uaied staes that have
never hsen member Of any Stale legislature. nor
held any executive orjudrial office il any State and
Afterwards engaged in instruction or rebellion
,rsins the United states or given all comfort 90
tie enemies thersol: that hass taken 90 oath
=. Z rnem,cr OF Congress AZ the United STATES,
!, 80 an osicrt Of the United States. or as mcmher
81 any State Legislature. an executive o. judi
s,l esrsr of sny state. % support the Cons, innon
~ the Tinted s.t,. and afterwards engssei 10 m
sa,rection o. rebellion agains the United states q
r.en aid % comfrt ihe eremes thereof; that wi
itahluliv .appad he Constitution aud nes %. law
- the United Sgass and will 10 the he'd Of nv ah
Iiy. encourage olhefs - TO DO: Sc help me God.
sHnra 70 and subscribed b,fsre me. hi. ---- Dc,
IL - 1857. --- -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-14

support 10 any prsssndsd government, aufhdEiy pow
AZ ar constitution within thu United States, hostile
or inimics thereto. And do further swear Cor At.
6rn) that to the best Of my knowledge and ability,
will support and defend the Constellation Of the Unit
N states against al enemies, f,reig of domestic
that will bear true faith and allegiance to The same;
thu, take this obligation freely, without any mental
reservation or purpose Of evasion and thai will
well and faithfully discharge the duties Of The office on
which am about 10 entel: so help me God. NV.
--- Carolina, ,.,,. .,..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-08-14

subscribed and sworn To before ma, So. this
- day u go. one thousand eight hundred and
sirty.seven. - ~, s.------- ----.-----' !,
Norg-- Registers III be required 10 take the oath
prescribed by the Act Of Congress approved % July
1891 Blank forms OF this oath will DO furnished 20
Pos, Commander. and when duly subscribed and
sworn, win be returned to the Post Commander, who
will forward ihemto District Headquarters. And Il
any person shall falsely take and Subscribe such oath
or afirm,tion. such person so offending and being
duly convicted hereof shall be- albert TO The pains,
rsnslsio. end disabilities which. by Law, are provided
ior the punishment Of the crime Of wilful and corrupt
perjury
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22
DA|LY DEMOCRAT.



Eiiish Patrick lives eomewhefs - TIE
Ohio. W. 8. Merrill I Co. are Cineinsati
drugeists. Scos time lest year NJ. Patrick
contracted With Merrill I O.: T. fsfaish
quantity Of roots, hssae, sseaaf!as bark, sss-
csfrss pith. etc. The 6sn li0ited Nr. Pat
eiek - - the anssat ef I'll The articles 10
b. collected, except the sassaltas pish. This
vas prnn ouecsd ssaece. and - Was esld, II
aeneral terms, 70 collect I'll b eoul6, he
price per pound - b ESQ. M. Psasisk
vent home Mr.. Patrick he'd . god osoy
men IN HE employ; NJ. Patrick ~ thsn
oil 70 wosk, and. they ~ the ccustsy 70
work. fas ed ~. Aflw . vAils. ssae
1900 sounds Of pitA Wsee eooloeood. ~.
Patrick choseuso0 tAeso aaeooo1et n 0ooe0.
Der, end beeuehe doWD, ~ oe1ee oelslea,
1900 pesn1s q ~. Mma1s q io0soes
pile, = il - duoped q ~ sidewalk h
freoe Of Msssill 3 Coz seees, IT. 0s0
pseoooes1, - woeo aloe0od n.y. oog6o.
I'd takisg - 1eeh, - - ssd,nasy shele<
sals dsu9 house ~ snly abost 10 poao9s
Of pith aonually. ed 4 vould take leo
ysass fss them 10 west u he pile. NJ.
Patrick aid b had still o4oo = $500 vsssh
ssmoioiae q here, - nuse hove ~ pay,
e. - I'D pal1 bic Aoads. TIE nso s(ln
declined 70 take - pay, an1 hence eUis
was bsssght begoss shs Supssiss Ceoss IN
sesasd - The matter. Judge 6tosss preside
ing. No decision has yet 6esn rendered 10
the case. So mach for general directions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

10 he's bess remarked thae IL . Yankee
was::shiprscksd over night On - unknown
island, be would b going round The fest
thing in the morning trying to cell nsps
70 The tnhahioasts. PUT hio," Ays Low
eli, ION Juan Fesnsades, asd hs would
make spelling book 0rs. asd a salt pea
afterwards - A long bard wasfass eth
necessity hes made him enc Of Tie haadieee,
shiitest, thriftest Of mertals. 10 tradise.
be 10 the very incasaAeisn Of ksensss shrswd
ness. He will 30 suss - d busiasss un>
der the most sdvssse Circumstances. and
sscsre profit also. This propsnsity in
portrayed in The stosy OF Sam Jsnss tlnst
worthy ~ are toid, called 1t the store Of Z
Mr. Brown, with an egg in his hand, and
wanted to " dickes" is for . dsrning needle.
This done, be asks Mr.. Hrovn Il - 10 aot
going 10 trsat!" "whas. on that trader
+" Csstainly; trade ii trade, biz o. hstie.
"WslI, what viii you havs :" "A - Of
Of wine, said Jones. The wies Was posrsd
out end Josss remasas1 hat b. pGul1ssed
his vine with IN 60 IN H. TIE soese>
keeper handed hin t. idsalisAl eos Witch
re had Just changsd ~ she daraia6 oVD1ls.
On breaking Il Jones discovered - ne
egg had two yolks! said be- leotbesA-gou
must give me another daroing nee1loi''
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

A fellow went into the Clerks ofRes the
ether day TO Get . marriage eesti6csts.-
After looking ct The instrument awhile. be
beckoned the Clerk aside " See here, 0ie>
ter" said he sonfidentially, "can't you
date THE thing back about two months ?"
The clerk assured him that be could not.
Well" said he, 81 done care anything
about il myself. but her folks rather insist
wpsn it!"-Bmrsav County (lil) Republican.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

we Raso see ~
Since the present 0ovesnosae wnssseab
lished, tbs United States have acquired The
following territory, on the terms named !:
l. The purchase Of Louisiana aud Mississ
sippi Valley, In 1903. from France, for
I'll, OO0, 900. .
O. The purchase Of Florida in 1919 iron
Spain Ses $4,000. 900. III
8. The annexation Of Tsxas ia 1916.
4 The purchase Of California. New Next
CO and Utah, from Mexico, for 3l6, 600, 900
IN 1046.
8. The purchase Of Asisons from Mexico
for &c, O0O. 900 In 1864.
8. The purchase Of the immense Russian
possessions. running down on the Pasi@e
cos q from the North cole - tifty.Isur forty
north latitude st which line Il strikes the
British possessions for $7.0OO.0OO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

Children are impartial judges, and their
intuitivs judgment should bs hesded. A
little girl 10 an nsighbssiug city hsd heard
Of the fame ofa pspulas preacher, and de-
sired her mother 70 take her to church -
TIE mother gratidsd her request, and when
the child was returning home, she looked
up and said. " Mother. dent like The
preaching Of M -" "Why d you asts
" Because. mother, be speaks Of 0ed just
q II He VS. hie own cousin"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

To what city 10 Europe 10 . nan going
when be masriesi
Answer BY happy pair-Hs is going to
Leuvain.
Young lady-Gh it's Nics.
Old maid -lt'o HumbusR.
Solid Dutchman-- Bologna.
Tmpudent fellow-To Breet.
Bridget-To Dublin, Sure.
Practical parsn.-Hs's going to Havrs.
Snarling old bsshslos. going 10
Roueu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

Ses,y ks.sA. WAN c., Ash., Nay =. -. !.
~ Soac ugla- Deoe Die: Looe eeh6uesy ]
was = Lssasv1s psssAeeisg ds1gs, ~ 81
49, . yeS heraapssilla - Us1roa 1fttsss.
hss bsss eeea With rhss.s1is. - - ~.
esanecesd % the oitssss. - sssa 1euea HE
:. -. Oass, whe he's bsea u baA heolGh, tried
them. and be also improved.
d.. Coees. Who hes bsss 81 bad hsalth for
improved much by The - II vour Hi1tsrs. In
desd the CeAeea bit.ess hes alvea yos great
popularity = thts settlemeat. I think could
ell seeae quantity Of your msdicieo tAis NIL
-..eepseaaasy youf Csdrsa Ditaess - 0efeapa.
rsLe sap y via AsrpAis, sare q Risksse
Respae1fasy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22

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MEDICAL 9oo!h1oE,l
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-, - - = q: ssavc .:1:sss:.s.. =.
svsa5 acasos SiSssss go.
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NJ vsaAsOop.,s6 = last h ~ dlsssvuyA
onAMAon'o MAln nEnGWen.
.so.A.n9 - Y ~ ssssosins ssss - psssssvlae
go dseossssa % . sHis Hoas. = ''' "
az, :sss. q L. T. ''s'' - =. -
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- a. ssesosss ;Ssis sss.ss "a Z. :ss,: - :;
sssosine oeeo.s; ss0ev1 - leoecsye daa1s.A, -
g.: s::, e.; 49,: = = s.. g. 9 1i'ss e -
MI PLUS ULTRA
elDespasseoae 10 ~ nels, ~ boaDd 70 sspssSsas
~ e0as, ~ vistss q - e1slvals1 01pssssslty.
0RAnAMe
LIQUID LAIR DYE.
- shaassne ~ Aals iasaasaay. aoo ~ soiss -
BLA K.
q 49, tssessy e e Ass'n, "a vssAsssh jsU
GRAHAM D0OTH0OO.
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aaee OlsvsoonA. Ds(es end III Ds1GnlsA, Whaao0nle
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-22
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LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
In CHICAGO.

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MOVES = BROWN, tBosrd Of Trade Beg Faetoy)
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Deees anA SHOES.
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child can regulate H.. Only $1,000
NHoL. Agents wanted Address
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CoAN \ TIN BRoEkE.4l 4 ~ Randolph ~,
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/" 49, sAH =. un -. !. -.
GARi;ER DFHAfY : Co.'s 10" Wsicr T.
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CARROLL 6EATTIE n Cos C6rmher a
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o!se $500 =. -. eeeeas rreeoaeoss
nSm4 1ca4us sew end EIo9s inns, Ainsaf
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E BISHOP 10 Sou. Jefferson. near Ranto,pa
Farming Tools. stovc~ and Wagon
u wood Work.
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Hardware.
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WHEELER 3 BANLkSS.-SDearbornk St.
Leesner ana Rubbcr Betting.
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Mecnincry Depots.
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l.rills, Wooi Working Machinery OF MI kinds,
.n 49, s,ssn Pun Pumps. &C. . South Well. 81.
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Ins md ssv. eslti1g woocn N:chinery and
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