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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-25

Ghcaps-Ntiiirr,s Hair Dye. Only St Cents.
rtLLERs HaiR tSyiGoRAr0a, only q easss.
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Established iIt ls>D0.--The Nrirsroiilaa Job
Painting Pat tbilshtcrnt "a Sassau street
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reirgiy ~ are pi"mpt AM nprnren - 'ANNt'N Ls
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GERMANY.


Count nsss.arck Joins tssc Liberals.
BERLIN. Nov. %, 1900.
Count Blsmarck. the President OF The Ministry.
makes no secret Of his design to leave the feudsi
party. with which he has been for long time con
nectei. and Join the liberal organization.
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VIRGINIA..

ASA ~sination of ~. Riyes Pollard, the Rich-
ursnd Journnii-t--CsUse Of the Dced-Par-
iicuIars of ta. Agnir-tpPortani Decision
IN the United states Circuit Court
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.iiofher Tota9t,an.ei,f.

HARTFORD COUNTY, sept. lzth, lSbp.
Mr.. EDITOR AN impronptu tournament and pic mic
came off on the grounds Of Philip T. George Long Green
Valley, on Tuesday of last week, which quite a
pleasant affair The day was very pleasant and brought
quite number Of persons, although only few days
notice had been given The following knights entered
tho lists 8 -,t+t..-s1, III ,i.a.slL ~ 4 iltssi
Peerce-The Black Knight. DR.. @. A. Rutedge- Knight
of Woodlawn. Thos. Gorsuch--Knght of Charlesboro.
George Knight of Delaney. VIM. NJ. Shoe
maker--Knight OF Greenwood. Chps. H. Street,
Knight of Hartford. Vim. NJ. Edelin,, Jr.-Knight OF
La Vista. Samuel Il. Georgo-Knight of Long Gfeen.
Thos. Peerce-Knight Of Springfield.
The contest to DO decided by each knight having
three trials ut carrying othe ring the point Of his
lance while riding ut full speed The Knight of Bella
decided by the judges to be victorious and entitled t.
the honor of GROWING the Queea of Love and Beauty"
he alone Of all the Knights having carried off the ring
The Black Knight the Knight of Charlesboro and the
Knight of W0odlawn each having carried of the ring
twice out of the three times were declared entitled 10
crown the Maids of Honor and were ordered by the
judges to ride again. to determine the order OF their
perorty in browning them In this second contest tho
Black knight and the Knight of Charesboro each hav
ing taken the ring equal number of times, were
defed to make another trial. which after long and spirit
ed contest decided in favor Of the Black Knight
The coronation ceremonies then took place, when the
Knight of Bella Vista crowned "Queen of Love and
Beauty" Miss Joe Of Baltimore city, and the Black
Knight crowned Miss Clara Merryman, of Baltic county,
as ist Maid Of Honor The Knights Of woodiawn and
Charesboo who entitled to the honor declined
crown the I'd and Sd Maids Of Honor when the judges
ordered that the knights of Hartford and La VISTA the
next the list, and who had taken the ring an equal
number Of times should again ride for the honor Of
browning the I'd and Sd Maids of Honor. In this trial.
the Knight of Hartford successful, and crowned
I'd Maid of Honor, Miss Sae Edelin,, Of Hartford coun-
ty, and the Knight of La Vista crowned Miss Allie
Street, of Batimore county, Sd Maid OF Honor sF
Mr.. Brogden and Charles Qunlan of Baltimdre coun-
ty, and p H. Rutledge and ]. r. Street,, Of Hartford
county, acted as judges. vl,r
After the ceremony of browning the Queen and Maids
OF Honor was over, the company adjourned to the pic
mic grounds, about o'clock, p NJ and commenced the
dance which broken up, to the regret of every
one, by the rain 3.
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F1RE.-About ten o'clock, on Saturday
night last, flames were discovered issuing
from the top of a barack belonging to James
Farnandis, Esq, near this place. The neigh
bors promptly came to the rescue, and al
though too late to save the barrack or its
contents, liberal use of water prevented the
flames from communicating to the barn, which
was near by. The barrack was very large
one, and was filled mostly with wheat and
oats, together with small quantity of hay
The origin of the fire is not known, but the
barrack, it is supposed, was struck by light
mig. Mr.. Farnandis' loss, we are informed,
is about $4,000, on which there is no insur-
ance. - LL-
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the present representative in Congress of the
fifth district. He is an original democrat
and has served his county several times in
The State Legislature, was member of the
Constitutional Convention Of 1884, and was
appointed BY the Legislature at its session in
1858 one efthe codiiiers of the laws Of the
State. Mr.. Stone was one of the counsel for
Herold in the Lincoln assassination trials,
and Is a man Of ability andworth, and his
unanimous denomination is deserved trib-
ute to his faithfulness as representative in
Congress, and his usefulness as man. II
viii thus be seen that all the Democratic
nominees for Congress are well known in
political circles, andthat each have heretofore
rendered to the public valuable services
in some capacity or other. -ea
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-.zx " 5sg- IfaRFoaD County, Sept list, lses. :
Mn Eprroz 8 Permit BIC small space in yunr eoI-
nmrs to tell DE peopleo Hartford what IN nk OF their
aoas for i.nr %
pleased win nearly everybody and every thing have
met Farmers, mechanics merchants lawyers aud poli
firing Industry Improvements Of various kinds are
visible In all parts of your county, d1 am not mis-
taken, old Hartford bid fair to rival any other sister CONT
tics small space only asked for, reminded
aud now for the particulars. Being induced to attic
IF the many lars being held in your county must
say that they are ali conducted with the order
Gecorim and the held the village IT
Dublin last week. your county will have nothing TO
gret, rs lar its fairs concerned This one, was
nfuImed brought about by the ladies for the benefit
Of theehurch In course OF erection by the Southern
Meihodists in the neighborood One arrangement con-
OF this thing called saiilmg or raising money on art
Giles for sale by taking chances practice generally
resorted t6at fairs. learned that the lady managers
started the enterprise upon the princple Of "no
raiing aud it hhs proved success for them The on
tire arrangements excellent. The decorations in
side Of the Church very tasteful and appropriate The
fancy tables displayed endless variety fnrtieies use
full and beautiful Young Rreccas waited ut the well of
Jacob with imporunity That compelled you to taste
the delightful Leverage they drew II up by the bucket
full The fish pond furnished its anglers with everything
except specimens of the nny tribe; while the post of
nee department sent OUTFITS eptes Of wit and harmless
SATIRE dispensing good humur and constant mirth
throughout the crowd, and music sweet music, ever
and anon serving check to everything like rudeness
or bosteous hilarity The the outside of the
church was quite as animated. Refreshments of supe-
rlor quality tempted the most asdions to partake The
tables Of the dining saloon groaned under their burden Of
good things bearing testimony to the providence and
good taste the ladies' proving that they could cater to
the appetite as well as to the intellect of the Lords Of
Creation who upon this occasion, did not fail TO avail
themselves Of the bounu supply concert closed the
fair Saturday evening The proceeds Of this enter
prise, informed has added considerable to The
ed of completion and dedication of the Church.
adding another the number of very neat and substan
tal churches which grace the hills and valleys of "dear
nj rfftrd
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DEMoREsT's MAaAzINE.-Tbis Magazine
well deserves its great and increasing patron
age. 1t is such work as man need not be
afraid Of introducing into his house. Though
fashionable, it is not frivolous On the con-
trary, it is full of sound sense, useful informa-
ton, and vigorous, heightened thought
There is more for the money than in any other
two Magazines, and the quality is as good as
the quantity is generous. Surprise your
wife, sister or daughter, with years sub
scription, as birthday, Thanksgiving OF
Christmas gift /. will pay well for the in
vestment. w. Jennings Demorest, 473 Broad
way, N. Y. $500 per year
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BUILDING Association,

At meeting held in Bel Air, Sept 14th 1865 for the
purpose Of organizing Building Association, James D.
Waters was called to the chair and Geo. L. Van Bibber
appointed Secretary. s .. ....
After the object Of the meeting explained by the
chair, the following resolution was offered
Resolved, That committee of five be appointed, of
whom the chairman of this meeting shall be one, to
draft Constitution and Bylaws for the proposed asso
citation, to be submitted to the next meeting.
The committees appointed were James d. Waters, H.
Munnikhuysen Jos M. Street,, VIM. Herman and Jas
As Fulton. f..f Irs r'--
1t was then resolved that when the meeting adjourn
IL be to meet in the Grand Jury Room of tho Court
House, on Monday evening next Sept 2st a o'clock,
and that all persons desiring Join said association be
requested to meet at that time Ia.
1t was, motion resolved, That the proceedings of
this meeting igned by the President and Secretary, be
published in the Hartford county papers, t'.
On notion the meeting adjourned.
JAS. D. WATERS,
- President.
Gro L. VAN BIpBER Secret1yU
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The TIDE WATER CANAL.--During the
week ending on the 18th inst, there were
towed from the outlet lock at Havre de Grace,
81 boats as follows: To Baltimore, 81 boats,
loaded with lumber, iron wood, SO; toPhil,
adelphia, Is boats, loaded with lumber, iron,
&c; to Spesutia Island, 8 boats, loaded with
coal, and to other points boats, loaded with
coal, lumber, &c. Arrivals 104 and departures
81 boats Unloaded at Hayre de Grace II
boats. O. ss''A - l't!
We learn that the obstruction in the Della
ware and Chesapeake Canal is being rapidly
removed. Light draft vessels, it was thought,
would be able to pass through last Monday,
and there are quite number remaining at
Havre de Grace, bound for Philadelphia,
which win probably be able to pass through
this week. 5-rsi~ Nt 9r.r sibeH sf q
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The LADY's FRIEND IA fine Steel Plate,
"The River Spirit" abrilliant Fashion Plate,
and spirited wood-cut Of a group of young
people amusing themselves with Hallow. cen
rites, are the leading embellishments of the
October number of this beautiful monthly
At the same time, in literary articles, steful
patterns of the Fashions and Workable
cuts and directions, it is especially suited for
ladies of refinement and culture. The new
music in this number is ballad-"Fancy
Brings Thee Der the Lea" The Prospectus
for the next year contains unequalled induce
ments to new subscribers, and we advise our
readers to sendafor specimen number (Which
is furnished gratis), and avail themselves of
the Publishers munificent offers. 1t is pub
lished by Deacon & Peterson, $40 Walnut
street, Philadelphia, at $3.50 year (Which
also includes large steel engraying). "1he
Ladys Friend and "The Saturday Eeensng
Post" $500.
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wnshfngfon Medical College, Haiti

In accordance with tho proysonsof tho Act Of Assent
bly, making appropriation for the beneot Of the above
institution each senatorial Dshet Of the State is emit
tied to send student who has the privilege Of attend
ing the Lectures free Of charge. 2
Applicants rcsidents county will please address
the undersigned Jefusalem Mills P.o Hartford Co., Nd
JNo CARROLL WALSH.
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THE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-Th September
number of this neat magazine "for boys and
girls, and for older people who have young
hearts," is at hand. Its motto is, Fighting
against Wrong, and for the Good, the True
and the Beautiful" Published by Alfred l..
Sewell, Chicago, ILL.,, at $100a year.
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A NEW BUILDING AssocrATIoN.-An adj
journed meeting, for the purpose of organiz-
ing building association, will be held in the
Grand Jury Room, at the Court House, at
"a o'clock ON Monday evening next Persons
who have taken or wish to take shares are
requested to be present See proceedings in
another column.
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The CIRCUIT CoURr.- The September term
of the Circuit Court for Hartford county, COM
menced on. Monday last, with Hon. Judge
Grason on the bench !; P. II. Rutledge, States
Attorney, and William Young, Sheriff. At
the call Of the docket, a number of cases were
disposed of by Judgments, agreements, &C.
No, juries were summoned for this term, it
being espe' tally for the disposition Of cases
not requiring jury trials. Up to the time Of
going to press, but few caseshaye been tried,
"a report of which will he given next week. :
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b THE AMERICAN FARMER for September,
is at hand with variety of interesting and
instructive reading for farmers and others
Worthington & Lewis, publishers, No.
South street, Baltimore, Md. Two dollars per
annum. .fss,
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OUR BLESSINGS BRIGHTEN

For Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint Diarrhea,
Indigestion, Dyspepsia Intermittent and Bilious Feyers
Chills and Fever, Neuralgia &C. there is no remedy
equal to MIsHLFRs HERB BITTERS. This plain as
serton is Endorsed by medical of the highest rank
who daily prescribe this Btters In their private practice
1t will drive out these distressing disorders and ory
the system against their return In all diseases Of the
Stomach, Kidneys Liver, Bowls, Lungs and Heart il
works like charm and affords Immediate relief while il
perfectly cures the patient and prevents relapse II
has cured more diseases and saved lives than any
other medicine known Sold everywhere.
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Our Commissions to Agents.

Exceed those OF every oher u me kind
proof o. this can ne found " comparing our premiums
Win tnose o. oIneIs ior cups o. .ne same size IN add
ton 70 which we claim 70 give poer soouS W me same
character' Fy -
90 We will send to Agents free Of charge,
For Cub 81 40 and Tee pollars-l dozen good Iipsn
Shirt Fronts set Solid Gold studs All Wool Gssmere
Ra,ors SKIRT On yarJs brown or bIsacbe shastgnn
GOOD quality ward vide Teiecant 100 picture Motoeeee,
hound Photo hibum II donbic lens stereosoone and 10
Forsicn Views silver Mated engraved iottie Gnsto
1eleeant silk Fan. with IVORY or Sandal Wood Frnme
feafhered edee and smnaIed Steel Carving Knife and
Fork yerv heat nnajify ivory halaTeed bandie hanJ
some beaded and Ij,ied parasol ri yarls good print
very fine Damask Table Cover pasr est quail Ladies'
Rogers best Silver Dessert Forks Ladies' large real
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1t is well known fact that the Crcassian beauties
possesD magnificent heads OF hair If Its possession
lend additional charms to the semenlightened ladies'
of Circassa how much does 1t adorn the beauty
highly cultivated American bellies. It is easily at
tanned by the of Barres Vegetable Hair Restorer"
Rdshington ID. C) Chronicle
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UNITED STATES Musical REviEw.-Th
magazine for the present month contains q
variety of articles interesting to lovers
of music, together with fourteen pages of vo-
cal and instrumental music. ]. l.. Peters,
publisher, 1893 Broadway, New York. Terms
$500 per annum o's
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GEO. L. VAN B1BBER, Secretary.

aA terrible earthquake has taken place the coast
troyed large number of vessels dashed to pieces
and the United States storeshp Fredonia lost with ali
OH board,
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PETERsoNs COUNTERFEIT DETEcToR-
The September number of this periodical
has been received. 1t is invaluable to mer-
chants, bankers and business men generally.
Published by T. B. Peterson s. Brothers, BOG
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Terms:
monthly, $3.50; semi-monthly, $500 single
numbers, 10 cents
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DIED.

In New Orleans, Aug. 18th, Mrs. PENE-
LOPE K. BASTICK, wife of John Bastick,
and beloved daughter of the late Joshua Rut-
ledge, of Hartford county. M
On Thursday, August Goth, CHARLOTTE
EVERlTT, aged 81 years, respected and es-
teemed by all that knew her. XII.
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A The attention of readers is directed to the ad-
versement Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure In another part of
this paper This truly valuable medicine Is recommend
ed by all who use it. cad the certificates.
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a CARD.

Mrs. Farnandis returns her thanks for the prompt and
energetic assistance of her friends and neghbors at the
fire on last Saturday night. eor : e.r - ss
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M A r r I e ID .

On the Sd inst, by Rev. D. A. Shermer,
CHARLES A. JOHNSON to Miss CHAR
LOTTE F. LAMB, both of this county.
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What is this Marvellous Antidote t
Disease

What is this Marvellous Antidote to
Disease
Which, for TWENTY YEARS, has been winning
''golden opinions from all sorts of people, under
the name Of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS2 ~ -.
II is an infusion OF the most excelen tonic, an
ti-bilious, anti-scorbutic and Alternative herbs
roots and barks, in Il e purified spirituous essence
of Rye.
HOW DOES 1T OPERATE?
hisqnestion may he briefly answered, as fol-
lows: 1t operates auIA @
Asa Powerful Invigorant.
Asa Preventive of Fevers.
AS Genial Stomachic.
Asan Anti-spasmodic.
AS q Gentle Purgative
AS a P.omoter Of Appetite.
As Cure Tor Indigestion
As nm Aeclimatng Medicine.
As a si- Safeguard against Malaria.
ASA 81 Remedy for Low Spirits. ri
AS a Specific for Fever and Ague.
AS a Cordial for the Aged.
Asan-- Antdote to Sea Sickness.
As an Anouyne for the Sleepless.
Asa Wholesome Shmulant.
Asa Balm for the Weary Brain.
Asa Relief in Bodily Anguish.
And as PROTECTION TO HEALTH AND
LIFE under all depressing and devimlizing inAu
ences.
HOSTETTERS STOMACH B1TTERS is the
only tonic in existence, based upon spirituoui
medicine, that is ABSOLUTELY PURE. -
sepll
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~ -9ksctus tor. tie Stat at Large. 5ss,
sssdSssRsIcnAEL,1 J, THOMPSON MASON
hsTdles $40. DISTRICTS: {lR synaas
1st Ceas ession.l District ALBERT c0NSTA BILE.
I'd i7iSe ere" @"@ WAITER I. ALBENDER.
3died3 CT 81 ssG H. CLAY DALLAM, lrsl
4th.,,e{r S,sir.i ~ s .cIIARLES d. ROBERTS,
9th ,E GEORGE PETER n
fssd sd5 For Congress- 50 ssai sols
s .a,1s STEVENSON ARCHER ri
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tlsy- Our Democratic Exchanges are re,

We Uuf DeHlOcIHtIc EAunnIlSes .HIe re
q9aslsd; % notice that the Elector's name
from the Fourth District,isa Charles B. Rob
crszs.s fnstead Of Charles @. 9a 2
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Amounting 10 Nearby ssOo, oou,
One Dollar ;or Each Article

Ca The best Of Boston and New York references
given as the relabi ity Of house, and that our
business is conducted In the aest and most Legitimate
manner possible and that we rive greater value for the
money than eau be obtained In any other way.
All goods damaged broken in transportation replaced
M Checks describing the articles sold sent to agents
in Club rates mentioned below. We gihraiitee every
article less than bought Of any Boston or New
York Wholesale House.
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To Correspondents

An iounasWcstions for publication must be accom-
ran with the rcal name Of the author, attention
VIII raid 10 tien. The real name Of the author viii
not be published Unless DESIRED but wecannot consent
to insert eonru LEGATIONS unless we know the writer
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400 Acres Of Land,

$50 in a high state Of cultivation, having had
on it upwards Of %, 600 bushels Of Lime, besides
Guanocs, Bone and other Fertilizers. The bal
ance is heavily S,inhered with chestnut, oak,
walnut, and hickory, except about 10 acres OF
cleared land, that has been used for pasturage,
or excellent quality ofsoit, and very susceptible
of improvement There are three streams of
water passing through the farm. one called
''Trout Branch, aboun,is IN the delicious Finny
Tribe of the species from which it derives il
name. There are also several sprine Of excellent
water, which altogether make Il one Of the best
watered farms in the State, and very desira-
BILE one for Grazing rs well as farming purpos g.
The entire tract is in one body, and all under
good fencing. ~pi'' 'aN tf'f
The imnrnvemnnfs consist of a ~. ~ arl
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Valuable Landed Estate
a AND MILL SEAT, owT

A TaaPRIVATE SALE.
T,HIs property is situsfed IN Hartford County,
Maryland six miles from Bel Ar, the coun-
tyse't three miles from High Rocks Of Deer
from Baltimore C;fs bs Pike, and Is the estate
of the ate Charles y: Raitt Esq, deceased.
ID contains n esel ~. .1Sf4 Ifff's 1l'4ss or
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'EIVS. TVTTOd HNO LVHYn

Hundreds of articles for families at ONE DOLLAR each
New Fall Circular now ready. Checks 10 cents eaoh
describing article. Great inducements to Agents.--
a. co, "a Water Street, Boston, Mass.
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a. W. BATEMAH, Editor.

a7ysTlps lRgs has moro extended circulation among
the Intelligent tanners aud business OF Hartford than
any other paper in the county. No clock Hospital
other 4btcnc or"Lpttery ave tsements Will appear
Subscribers pay for their paper n advance, and conse
duent1 arr ist the class ADVERTISERS dcsreto reach,
Ti6AIcntinn az respactbIe and legitimate advertisers
is directed 10 the above facts. Fs .s..- 49,.
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Z I. j, ~. ~ -. - Eoa g1cE- PRESLDEN7.
esrsrIF RANClS P. BLAIR,
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aasss,,sneeratie .x,onin a,ao,,ss.

ii9.l nyt1''s FOR PREsIDENE = Z 4
H8RATIo SEYMOUR,
j5s.tsa tai9 OF New York. Etc 10 si,ie1
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TIL q SUCCESS .
NJ ofmr ows qaIar Sale has caused such
Z. A. COMPLETE
REVOLUTION


That In order to supply tue demand occasoned sy MIR
constantly increasing patronage have recently pods
mportatons for the fall trade direct from European
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ATTENTION.
House for Rent.

A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT for rent
"A In DelsAirs Inquirsat this ONES = Asep4-3t
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REGISTRATIONS

TO THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
DISTRICT. sl,za Ese-s8
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Exceed those Of every other establishment Of The kind
proof OF this can be found In comparing premiums
with those Of Others for Clubs Of the size in ai
tlon to which claim give better goods Of the same
character, sstrayxt r,
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. nas1s csc or missouri. - -