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Little Miami, Columbus & Xenia
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DAYTON & &wEsTERN
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On and after MONDAY, January g. 1868, FOU
- TRAINS DAILY viii leave Columbus
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO,
LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND. IN
..,.s DIANAPoLIs 8 CHICAGO.
Without change of cars to DAYTON and
M0ND, and only one change of cars Co
INDIANAPOLIS and CHICAGO.
Connections are reliable as follows
FIRST TRAIN
Oaily, except Sundays0 ei1
Leaves at 12:55A. NJ. for Cincinnati. Circleville
Lancaster, Hilsboro and ChilIicothc; stops at Lon
don. south Charleston, Xenia, Corwin Morrow
a.1yeland and PIainyile. arriving at Cincinnati
SECOND TRAIN. ssii
DaiIy except Mondsys) 1sfef19
Leaves at $500 A. M. for Cincinnati. oircleviIIe
Lancaster; Hillsboro and Chillicothe: stops at
london, south Charleston, Xenia. Corwin. Nor.
nss .2veand st ana rlanve. arriving at Cincin
THIRD TRAIN. s3lA
Daily except Sundayso q -Vff2l +
Leaves at 500 A. NJ. for CINCINNATI. D.ytsn
Wsst ssrs and Ghieago stops At
vile, Xenia. Spring Valley, Corwin" Mosrnw
fyns At cino aestsTs m
with the Mail Boats. 49, s.,l = esAAe 'sse
FOURTH TRAIN.
s Oaily except Sundays.)'T
Leaves at 2:i5 =. NJ for Cincinnati, DAYTON and
pG'T G gheId. via Aenia. arriving at Cincinnati AZ
.sr.45-. FIFTH TRAIN.
Daily except Sundays.)
Leaves at 5:i5 P. N. for Cincinnati, Dayton an
jefferson, London, South Charleston. Selma.
Ce arville Xenia. Corwin, Morrow and Ioveand
Sprng Valley, and arriving at Cincinnati at 1906
Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains.
HENRY BROOKS, Ticket Agent.
JNO. W. D0HEKfY. Agent.
JOHN DURAND, fN+tt
W. L. O'BkIEN, Olnclnnan.
Gep1 Ticket Ag't, les ian1s
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1howins ths szival and departure Of trains at co.
1873 tr1 will rza q follow:
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VNHISKERS-DR. LAMONTE'S CORRO
w LA will force hiskers on the smoethest fac
or Hair on Bald Heads. Never known to fail. Sam
pie sent for 10 cents. Address
REEVES & CO.. M
jun27-w1y Nassau street. New York.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Great Northern and Eastern Route.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
tsJG AND Psi iH.e ~ is
Es - - .
Cincinnati Railroad.
Five Trains Dailv,2
1sf 1l EXCEPT SUNDAY. sry-s8
From Columbus, in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami & Columbus & Xenia
Railroads.

:
NIGHT EXPRESS7,Leayes Columbus At Los
A.. M. Will stop at Delaware, Cardington. Gilead.
Gallon, Crestline, Shelby, New London, Welling-
ton, Grafton and Berea. ARRIVING at Cleveland at
Sunda, night, but not saturday.
No. ACCOMMODATION-Le Columbus
at 500 A. NJ. Will stop at all way stations. This
New sa5ts ToRs K at
ion. .Crestline. Shelby, New London. Wellington
snd YefE BfEs as5zss ds5 s "
MAIL AND EXPRESS-I Leaves Columbus at 2;se
P. ii. Will stop at Worthiugton. Lewis Center.
Delaware, and M all Stations to shelby and Shiloh.
rive at Cleveland at $50 M. New York 1920 NJ.
SPRINGFIELD ACCOMMODATION VIA DEL
AWARE-Leaves Columbus at 2:40 z. NJ. Will
stop at all stations between Columbus and Spring.
field, arriving at Delaware at 545 p. NJ, Sprngfeli
$50 z. NJ. This train leaves Springfield at 7:l5 a.
NJ, arrives at Delaware at $50 A. NJ; Columbus
1925 A. M. ir
Patent Sleeping Cars are rum ON al
Night Trains 10 Chicago,
New York and
BosfOn.
~ Baggage checked through to New York
Boston, via Cleveland; also. to Phiadelphia
New York, via Crestline. Qs9i7 a..
Might Express arrives at columbus at E45A A. M.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at zoo
p. NJ.
Springfield Accommodation arrives at Columbus
at l025 a. M.
Fare as Low as by any Other Route.
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
E. s. FLINT,
Superi9tendent Cleveland, Ohio.
JAMES PATTERSON,
Columbus, January 3, 1868.
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az CLUB OF FIVE OR MORE 81
ron THE
Weekly Statesman for One Year,
.Hlt CONVERSATION OF
SO CENTS A cory WILL BE PAID.
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E. b. EsH, NAN aud G. B. Flood are its editors.
Success att them.-Starb County Democrat.
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THE STATESMAN has always been a true sentine
upon't he Democratic watch. tower and well merit
the support Of the Democracy of the State.-Han
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X I NJ C S

KIN C'S
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
MAD FROM THE PRESCRIPTION OF
Rev. CHARLES z. KING, NJ. D., LII. D.,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
60 N . u M p II TO N
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Sent in sealed en-
velope on receips of
l0cents. Address DR..
L 4 E00TE No
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-12-10
Neighborhood News.

The Ironton Register SAYS that the frst Iron
Furnace erected In that vicinity was Union Fur
mace. built IN the year 1928. Frnklin Fur
mace was built In the year 1926. Rev. Dan.
Young was one o { the proprietoS Of these fur
naees.
The same paper saws that the trial Of Andrew
Price for the murder of lIigenberg, was com
menced lust week Some Ave or six Witnesses
from this county, where Pllce was raised, have
been subp9nasd, as to hsiormer character
The Poneroy Telegraph Gays that there Is a
great revival In the NJ. L. Church, at Long Bot
tons, 10 Megs county. The only man who sold
liquor. has shut up bis establishment.
I. o, Smith Esq. has retired from ;ho Middle.
dlepou (MeigS Coz FreS H. G. Teeter, hs
partner, aud formerly local editor, Is now sole ed
iior. Mr.. Smith made good paper aud is II
very agreeable gentleman
The GalipoilS Dilpateh says lha. the Grand
Jury atthe present term OF the Court In that
county have Indicted Judgcs Vt election for re.
fntlng to let colored men vote, aud also parties
who prevented a colored man from voting IN
Green township IN that county.
The Gallipols Journal says that Charles
switger, OF Addison township, while out hunting
on Thanksgiving day, so shatterng his arm that
Il had to be ammtated
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New.l orthe " eelk.

Congress met in regular session on
Monday.
AT the Charter election in New
York City, A. Oakley Hall, Tammauy Democrat,
was elected Mayor.
AT the election for members of
Congress in Louisiana a negro named MaR'rd,
was elected to Gil vacancy in the present Con.
gress.
"A gas explosion has occurred in
Cleveland. by which private residence has beer
DESTROYED valued at SjO, 900, and several persons
badly, and some Of them perhaps fatally, in
1ured.
The Presidential Electors for Ohio,
when they met at Columbus, chose Hon. G. V
Dorsey as Elcctorin place of Coy. Tod deceased
Hon. Samuel Galloway delivered a euogy upor
Gov. Tod, which was very hne effort.
The cAe of JEFF. Davis come up
before Chief Justice Chase and Judge Under.
wood at Richmond and motion was made to
quash the indictment. on the ground TINT the
l4th Amendment to the Constitution substituted
political disability as a punishment for treason,
and that this superseded the etatnatory penalty,
The Court was divided upon the questlon, the
Chief Justice being in favor Of sustaining the
motion and Judge Underwood IN favor Of over
ruling IT, The ease was then certified up to the
Supreme Court at Washington.
"A terrible cahmity occurred on
the Ohio River. between Cincinnati and Louis
Vile, between seven aud eight O'Clock, on last
Friday night The steamers America aud
United States ran into each other A number
Of tarrels OF coal oil and whlksy bprsted, and
both bouts took fire and were burned. The oil
and WHISKY spread over the water for hundreds
Of feet, and took fre, so thut many who jumped
into the water were burned to death. From fifty
70 q hundred persons are said TO have perlshed.
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Random ThOughts-..NO. so.
aY rnE EDITOR.

/
The right and expsaieney Of permitting ne
groes toyote. was pretty fully discussed IN The
campaign OF 1850. There is no valid objection.
The only thing to be urged against it is barba-
rous prejudice. This Is In direct antagonIsm to
! Christianity, reason. common sense aud com.
mon honesty If it is said tial the negro IL TOO
ignorant 10 vote thea exclude the ignorant
white mau and see where IL viii land you. II
q man is too iguoraut TO vote, then decide Jim
to De too ignorant to pay taxes, work the rosds,
perform III Hilary service or sabmlt TO the Grim
inal laws Of the land.
The ouly objection. almost, urged against wo-
men voting, is 6lcause the. donetNsntto to vote.
Some OF them do want to vote Shall they be
deprived of this right because others have not
SAID anything aboutt2 Some lnen seldom vote.
Shall al men be deprived Of their votes be-
cause some do not appreciate the privilege7 But
Il is said that the election is too rough place
for womon to 60. | deny this. Ever since the
Law has slut up dsggenes ia Ohio, the elections
have been as quiet as religious meetings, with
q few exceptions. Does any one believe the bru-
tal outrage committed in NJ ilton township would
have been committed If the mothers OF these
misguided nen had been present? Then send
the good women to the elections. Again. IF
the jury 'iho tried The men for this outrage had
been com posed OF women, dacs any one believe
that their verdict would ~ effect tayc been that
il is no CT inc to beat and dive from the polls
legal voters? Then let women vote, and as a
necessary result, Let them by all mcan1 hold Of
Ace, aud eli on juries. Here let me digress lit
tie. Jurics are becoming miserable farce In
this country. Lawyers know this, and where
the lawyers on both sides Of case are seeking
for justice, they always dispense withajuFy, and
let the Court try the case. Renee we see jury
men sitting around our court rooms from d4yto
day while cases are being submitted to the
Court. When lawyer gels case in which he
has lille confidence lie calls jury, aud II by
challenging he eau get good majority Of
jurors VI the same political faith as hls client, he
is pretty sure Of either verdict or a hung jury
This may be considered grave charge; bat
heard it made IN public speech, tho night be-
fore the Presidential election, by oe Of our most
active, prominent and prudent lawyers. and ey-
cry word Of II was true. Now ! do not think
! that Jury Of women would do this act. Atany
rate some change must be made, or juries will
be abolished entirely, as the idea Of getting jus.
tice Is becoming ridiculous among those who
have given the subject attention. Let Us Try
jurlcs Of women before giving up jurles entirely
But you would not let The forelgner vote,
would youi u III zee about that IN my next.
d. NJ.
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The people Of the S;iuto bottoms don't live
on huckhberrIes, perslmmons ond posSums.-
Portsmouth, RepablicaR.
1t would be much better for them II they did.
By the way BRo. DRApsf. We once heard a story
about one OF your Young men who had never
been from tho Bottom" OF course he had
never seen pure water--ony the muddy, filthy
river water or bad whisky had been his drink.
lie came to our county on business, aud wag
took lin 70 o saloon to treat him. He set be-
fore him glass OF pure Jackson county water
He tasted 1t and reflected, But he could not tell
what kind ofdrink It was He said that ho had
tasted several kinds OF drink III his hme but
this was something new TO him.
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Advertisements.

II viii be seen that We have too many new ad-
vertisements to give list Of them. We now
reject good many advertisements for went OF
room.
Aner this month. weintend TO raise the price
ofadvsrtslng IN cur paper. The following are
the prices charged by the Portsmouth bcpa6.
6caa.
Advertisements viii be inserted, TO limited
extent, OF the following rates:
One square (len lines oil this type one inser.
tIon. al; month f26U; 3 mouths, 81 &
months. 81: year, ~.
One. fohrtA og a cJamn 3 months sl9; 6
months, SlG year $50.
One-halra coiun months, &l6; months,
$50 year, s5S,
One column snonths, $50 mouths, e66 :
! year 500.
We will charge the above rates after January
I, 1869. Also for editorial notices, GEteen cents
Der line, each insertion.
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Education In Jackson CO....NO. 20.
nYp. MAcKLEY.

wflEa ! commenced these articles. nearly o
staT $50 dtaiilld ihe school masters. school
bookh andschoOls OF 70 y ycabago. Isuppased
whsn described PAuRs nEAR, that would
dtaw wap,al coriHtl between him and The school
teaChep " rhe present. da'. whtnI came to spcak
OF tle lalteri hut rin mOst etrtan that ON
PAiRt would ots as COED an cNanilnallou %
acme Of tie sOmg men u the ppseut day who
have be'nof to lleh sclools, seininares etc.
] have been led 10 Inquire Whst Is the cause Of
tie latk of huess IN The school ieaehcrsi Itls
not only In orlhograIhy that they IRE deficient
bus In oil the Common branches, How uany
euoa rtadCrs afe there In our rounly7 Ifmany
haye been very unfortunate IN meeungthem.
What is the causel have my opinion.
ihluk one cause 4, that The Institutions oil learn
Ing IN lhis country are generally defective. Did
you oversee q graduate ileth irum College who
had anS pIartIeal common tensei Az sueh gcu-
orally have 10 battlig with the world few ears
betoie becoming sensible aud useful. Often a
man who ID out Of butncft, and Who POSSESSES
good deal Of mpudepce, concludes thut be
@-+n" - etRNtt Nfth Ah VI Tvs WV "a
advertisement, aud the pvnier punetuales Il (or
hlai, aud coFieels ls eflofs, and be lhas gots
beiofe she public. Young men who desirs TO
become leaehers 10 Ia his school, and after
ependlng lnuea tlnir, and tome Honey, they
Keta recommendation ~ helng veil qualified 10
teach. They COINS bglorgtAs school Examlners.
paradig tnls diploma, aud when Il |. ascerlaIned
that lhsy ais utterly lneanplent, aud they are
reivcted. they arc surprised aud ludigaaut.
Asain. 4 young man goes to Obe of on'
beet college,. lie Is not RrepFel Bat he Is
not told to 70 home aud prepare himself Al
attempt Is made 10 prepare him at college, lie
& aspsiAg. 10 gels 20 studying tie higher
hfancLrs at llic eafiest opportunity. lie ilnishel
his course. aud thinks ha Is ine scholar. 81
he l. ~ sOme lAbgs. he e0mes uelore the
County LxaInlAcfa ual nJuilslles hts sheep skln
ii ulif iaees. aud demands IA certileate. fhey
.nsk liIl . fs9 Q'pssiioHo itOiIhugiaphy Gtani-
iis.lg, GrugapAs AZ, wlleh le ultefiy hils u
nnsBsf ~ isfsJccled, aud Raves Ia utter dis
Rust 8 tAe sgui l-tt. VI tne EAliAlnsFs.
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Communicated.
Mn. MAcKLEY.

Nh. MAckLEY.
Sir Here | leone again. Not
| for The purpose OF correcting errors III spelling,
nor Of charging you with severity, But to no.
tice The points YOU made Concerning thai com
muncatlOul, In your "EDucATl0E Ak jackson
Co. No 49, "A teacher tn inks that have
severely attacked teachers for their bad spelling.
deny this, Islt severe that ] signed a cerllh-
cate lur teacher for eighteen mouths, when
he spelled hleen words incorrectly on one page
Of f0olscap paper2" Now that communication
did not charge sou with acting severely vt your
examinations; Cory 9Ou are sworn III that matter)
but, that you had madc severe attacl.s through
your paper. But you deny It." Let me see
how glearly you have established ,our negntion.
Is " severe thnl | signed de-" Don't that cstub-
lth lhe lAet that you never had word 10 say
about bhd tpollingf lOA are Jurlst Don't
yoG lllnk II d0esi "But "A Teacher knows
but lhtlo about The manner IN which errors get
lhtu papers, 1.-The wOu ld0tIempt t0reud proof
SC, cay II he had tOtne experience III There
nlalteTs, he waulG not think strange occasionally
10 rec letter m The wfung pace, Or upside
down, Now this ihlels that ] aul an obscure
gVnl, living In an UbuGure place (Outsde Vi
lONul Bua, that outside ut u little book knoW-
edge all totally guurOnt
But Whit ddy0u attempt 10 make that im-
preston Tor. LrI m0 bCe. You 1rst undertake
~ make ii appaer that lhe tlrOrs we're caused
bN some oAe Ia hing ioNou while reading pIOot
0g au alIenllt Oh ule ptiulcrs 10 correct errors
WIN nlsCy thela worse,
You then adlplt that il wRa your own work
Thus. "uul | spelled the word handful With
two ls. Yes. did Il knowingly. Webster
l. lsagnnst me, bul claim 70 be right, What Is
yOuF pO0fi Let ne sec. Helpful, blssh
hunll &e., ne adleeltes, Handlull Is EwaN . u
noun, Fall ID .a adjective, and Is always sptll-
cd With two lis. You here altumpt ~ make Il
appear that adiectites anu HOuus arc dlAcreuliy
spelled. bul are they Let las sec Full l.
sometimes All adjective, and senetiues u uOun
All is sumet impsA AU adjective, aud sometimes "a
Aeun, 50 are many other wOrds, which Ia each
case afe spelled The tanle way. While other
words, that are always nouns. arc spelled IN lwu,
ur more ways Thua sllAbub, 0rsyllaOuU.
Now, pho sets2 Bui yoa don stop here, you
ny 70 make Your spelling correct by separating
Tie compound Into twu words, Whom II h 50
elosgly CONNECTED that II only forms . simple
word The applicant who spelled Rhode Island
with u small land noh b. has the salHe proot tliat
ho 10 correct that you have, VIZ. Webster is
agdiNsl Lln, but 10 cltiaS " he iiglt.
YOuIs, Nc,,
A IEAengR
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Notice. OF Redemption ef Land
sold nI WeIlMlMeml sale.

A i /. a. Atkinson. Auditor OF the County OF
jackson IN the state OF Ohio hereby notify the
holder oi The Auditors certificate OF purchase Of
the following described lands. that application
has been inade to me as said Auditor Tor the re-
demptiOn OF The same, sold us delinquent land on
Tue thla Tuesday ol January, A. b. 1868 to John
tiainer ior taxes aud penalty then due thereon
for the wears lc66 aud 1867, tO-wt:
The ). L. qr. VI the N. e. ~. Of Section 28,
Township NJ. :, aud Range No. IL in jackson
county Ohio. And that an amount OF money
equal 10 thatfof which said land was Sold aud
taxes subsequently paid LAeron together with ln-
terest aud 70 per eent penalty on. the whole
amount paidFby tlle purchaser &c, has been duly
deposited accord lng 10 law, 1or the redemption
thereof, with lhe treasurer OF said teaaty ol
jackson. Z D ffr y. a. ATKINSON.
Auditor of ]. c.
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Perhaps Bro. Mackley don't know why
jackson county Of olden lime was called big
Brislle. p PortsnOuth Repabheaa.
Yes we do. '0f olden time, " the hogs on the
sclolo Bottom became 50 filthy, being only fed
on slill sIop, that the people of that delightful
region made II regular business to come into
the hills Of jackson county every fall 10 steal our
nice, fat healthy, mast,fed hogs That is all
we know about the matter. ....
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Attention Esd Ohio Vol. Infantry

There Mili be a fe.uhlon of the Officers ant
s0ldhgs q lhe 5Sd q. Wv ], at Jackson q. u
90 Meahssday JanlmaA l8lh 1919 al ~ oclocl
q. M Al mcA6els II the Regiment who posst
bS eau, ale expected t0 bg ~ nesenta
bug,h,nM. 8. J0iles, It, Col. H. a, Fulton,
AuJ, IL. DGwts. Capt {, X. Cfnulit,
Capt w. II. Lasley, Capt b, q. llAiklns,
IL. ". d. Sltl ltns0n. Ls'Ge0 W layett,
enIg. W. ". cake, Sarg.J, A. Lalr.
Comnillce ot Invitation.
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THE Pooh --Several benevolent Ia
dies Of our Town have been looking after the
destitute children " ihis place, and providing
tlsm cotbig suhicient 10 enable them " attend
Sabbath School during the winter
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TIA short time ago there was a report that
II. 7. HgLMDoLp, the great medicine man of
New York, had goue crazy. Mr.. HELMBoLD
sends Us circular, IL which he utterly denies
;hls. We rather think he knows what he is
aUOut
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
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For CoRyiag Letters Without Pres or Watar.
This Great Time Labor ana Money.Sayihg In
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For test limonials terms, &C., address 7, GAR
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The editor OF Lhe Jackson STANDARD has
gone into the aax-bleahiug business. lie should
look out for his neck.--C ChiHiccihe AdvertiSF.
When we come TO describing the hemp business
BRo, PtTsAM, then look out iorgour neck
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PREPARE FOR WARl!

'Iutme of peace prepare for war, Is the old
adage, and there is no sentence in the English
language more expressive, nor one that is so ap-
plicable in innumerabe cases. Who is so wise
as to know the exact moment that that fell de-
stroyer, disease, will attack himp Then be ye
ever prepared. have the Roback's Blood Pila.
Stomach Bltters and Blood Purifier at hand aud
combat disease successfully.
soLDBY
n n " MITTEp J0nksnn Ohio
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B0ok CanYassers Wanted

To Canvass for ARROWS FROM MY QUIVER"
aud "GLlMPSflS OF LIFE N SOUL SAVING, :"
by JANIS CAuoHEy. Suitable Tor Holiday Pres
eRts. Sold bysubscriptlon only, The ese book
out for Agents. Send for terms 10 w 9. PAL
MEE, JR Ia Bible House New York
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the Cogs, which Is absolutely necessary to pre-
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IN wringing large articles. Sold by dealers gen
orally. A supply always kept on hand for ship
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c. BROWNING. General Agent, 80 Cortlandt
street. n. Y.
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