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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06
A model and unique specimen Of

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letter:
Dear Brother: I've got one Of tho
hanSomest farms in tie State, and have it
nearly y-paid for Crops are good :; prices
never were better. We have. had
glorious revival of religion in onrchnrcb,
and both our children the Lord be-
praised) are concerted. Father got to
be rather an incumbrapce, and last week
l took him to the poor-honse. Your a.
fectionate brother"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06

Union township, Worth county,
boasts of a child, born on the lst Of
January, 1868, whose father, moth
er: one gradmother, one step-grand.
mother, two grandfathers, one
great grandfather, and three great
grand mothers are all living.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-05-06

j Brightly the "taller-dip" candle
"sbone DER (through) fare womej
and brave men!' -
| When I had been taken insid
/ this dungeon, I felt, that 1 wa
! done! / was introduced to a hare
I crowd hard times. They forme'
faround me (the crowd, and no
! the times, and in a deep, sepul
chral tone that shook the cave
said : -
f@."Whence comes this mortuary
mortual,. and is he trooly rural p
My conductor answered for me
! and said in tones Of thunder (anc
lightning:1 *
He: can keep 3 hotel; he car
sing like a martingale,. swim like
a angel, gamble on the green, and
is loil to the corpsi"
EssLet him pass, !" said the tycoon.
who thought ( I hadn't, s:full
hand" -. =,
Ipassed, and found: myself in
the inner chamber, where I saw
nothing but thunder, the yeHs OF
demons and the ,fattling ofchains
II heard nothing but lightning, the
fash ofgun7powder and the last
ditch; and I1dreamed the dreams
Of the d d(an1rearys! =.
A mangIed oorse stood upon, a
Of skulls, and holding in
his right hand a coffin and In his
left hand fpristihs NAM coughin'
two, he exclaimed. =. -
.MortaEI am the Bloody Butch
er of the Bogus Blunderers of
Babylon Swear to Keep our Sc,
crets oredye.' -,
: As { didn't care to dye, Iswore,
Fhen.I was tetotaly. surround.
ed by denaonsaslo looked like devils,
not one Of whom bought their
shirts as Aoody's, who shrieked::
!. she sRears by the fiery fagon
found N fsroeious furnaces fur
nished by ,feilers. from Feliciana
that: he does not, never did, and
never will again, so help, him Fe:
lisp liisp' g: =. ~ 4: <.
: IKas then stabbed by a small
sword which was held in the
hands Of every demon in pante-
let's around me; then dragged,
boiled in a ;eaIdroa, setsupon a hot
grid iron, slid downs q gang plank,
walked over ,eakesof ice, mutilated
in2the hair of my head, and finally !
and sealpedl - ~.
i was dragged through tubular
baiiers to the tune of the Rogue''s
March, stripped to the suit Of
in which I was born, pow
dered to atoms, and told that I
had mission to perform to- all
outside barbarians-which it. was
TO aanihiEate- every livingzthing,
and tockiH every decade member
ofSsociety. l act-seded, ~.-. =
: : ;sDo you swear F'- =.
~ swear 2 =. - -
f was then clothed with >habili-
ments .ofwoe, thrust into, a den Of
worms with, only 1bottle of, Mrs.
Winslow's soothing ~syrup, and |
told tosawait the action of the i'm
peaehmeht committee. !
!. [NeD Orleans Sunday Times.
- y - -
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

OF Rock if the shall found necessary an
% commerce at Crescent city harbor California;
xOuy beach, Massachusetts, mouth MenOmonee river
bay at Songatuck harbor mouth Ka[amazOo river
IN lchlgan az Port Clinton, in Ohio
Ontario New York and of the Tennessee river Chata
oo TO It's mouth at Reedy Island tree point in the
Delaware river and bay at RcmOnds island, Cape Ezabeth
the Union river and the Gut opposite the Bath Maine
the Connecticut river between Hartford and its mouth at
Block Island in the state of Rhode Island the reefs in Lake
chlgan near nhe harbOr of Racine Wisconsin with view
and breawater thereon and the Potomac rv
err in the District of Columbia.
And be it further enacted That the Secretary of
is hereby directed to continuance examinations
or both, at the following points naey or the Mis-
Sspp river above the Falls Anthony and the
Fails OF saint Anthony and Rock Island rapids of the WscOn-
sin river and to continue the of the Illinois river
cordance with the recommendation of General H. Wilson,
MS report January twelve eighteen hundred and sxtseven
And he also directed to
of the most practicable effective mode of improving the
habOr at Galveston Texas erecting suitable
at that point.
Approved March 9. 1867
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

"DAT IsH Me. Jews are frst-rate citi-
zens, all business men, but keeners on a trade.
Sharper than chain-ightning there is nothing
allowed to stand between them and trade
They seem to take as naturally to the clothing
business as duck does to the water Not
long ago gentleman wishing to purchase a
fine cloth indigo-dyed coat, called upon He
brew, in whom there is no guile" and look
ing over his stock, found that which appeared
to suit him. i. .af ..e ~. II.
The purchaser was very particular to impress
upon the seller that he wanted an indigo not
logwood-dycd cloth, the smell of the latter be-
ing offensive to him. The coat was selected
and tried ON, when our Hebrew friend com
menced his encomiums: -
"Now yust look at dat! 1t vas feet you like
de paper on dc vail. Dat is yust vat you
vantl"
"Yes," said the customer, "but this is not
what want. This logwood dyed coat
don't like the SMELL" ...".s
"My frieut," says our dealer dat coat is
yust vat you want 1t is not dat coat vat smells
dat way no, sir, dat ish me"
| 1t is needless to say that the gentleman did
not purchase.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

SAVING THE LEA lighthouse keeper, re-
Gently appointed on the Jersey coast, made a
ridiculous blunder.
Immediately after he had taken possession
complaints were made that the lights went out
by twelve clock. The proper officer was at
once sent to look into the matter, and he was
told that complaints were made against him.
For what?' was the inquiry.
"Why, replied the officer, ''they say that
our lights do not burn after twelve o'clock at
night.
F'Well," was the aeply, know they don t,
for l put 'em out myself then, for l thought
all the vessels had got in by that time, and
wanted to save the ile.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

John Jacob Astor, Jr., one of the wealthiest
6R St year r. his HG HfsS S'o Ons o e hr
sons of the late John Jacob Astor, the famous
millionaire. The two surviving sons are VIM
B. and Henry-the latter of whom lives seclu-
ded in q mansion in fourteenth street, in con-
sequence of mental infrmity. The life of the
deceased was not one that furnishes much ma
terial for the biographer. He was quite,
unobstrusiYe man, and seemed desirous of GO
ing through life in the enjoyment Of hisinheri-
ted riches, attracting as, little public attention
as possible. .,.....l,... 80 .'..'.f .s
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

A Kentuckian, who had, after protracted
courtship, made up his mind to propose to
young lady, carried his resolutions into effect.
The lady, with some hesitation, replied :" 1
am partially engaged, but mother wants to
marry"
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22
Profits.
Specialities.
MEDICAL TREATMENT.

Calculf'IOns extensive md reliable data. show
decreased rate Of mortality uuder what known as
he Homeopathic sysie= OF medicine. Therefore
We make deduciiDn ten per cent from table rates
Ipon each LaymenI OF premium by those habiiualIy
ising this mode of HeImemi. ia case Of medical
pracIIce being changed. thereafter irli rates will be
Charged In order that injustice may be done 10
those preiering other schools Of medicine, all appor
.nBent of profits, Ter reduced rates. will be sepa
-aleiv made
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

An old bachelor who had become melancho
ly and poetical, wrote some verses for the vii
lage paper, in which he expressed the hope
that the time would soon come when he should
''- rest calmly within shroud,
With weeping willow by my side. y
But to his horror it came out i'll print:
"When l shall rest calmly within a shawl
With weeping widow by my side.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

A carpenter, who was alway prognosticating
a five-story building, upon which rain had fall
len. The roof being slippery, he lost his foot
ing, and as he was descending towards the
caves he exclaimed, Just as l told you!"
Catching, however, in an iron spout he kicked
off his shoes and regained place of safety,
when he thus delivered himself =" know'd
it there's pair of shoes gone -
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22
POET R Y
HAPPY HOME.
BY. E. B. e.


KNOW far away there are SUMMER lands,
Where the bright rivers wander Ger golden sands;
Where the skies deeper tinsed with azure hue
And the footprints OF Summer seem ever new:
But give my native land ever DEAR
We heed not the storm the wild waves white foam
A refuge We find in cheerful home.
The fre-light is dancing on ceiling and floor,
Chasing dark shadows out at the door;
1t shines mOng the teacups like diamonds and pearls,
Then out Of the window silver shaft hurls,
That sends such joy to hearts weary and worn,
They smile, and forget all their SORROWS to mourn.
In dear happy home with friends loving and kind
Peace, joy, and contentment ever shall find.
Native land happy home how the pulses will bound,
In response to these words with their musical sound:
Whenever, wherever with loved ones meet,
Like 4EOlian tones, this refrain repeat;
And we ne'er will forget on altar of love
To keep the fire bright, that the mystical dove
OF Peace and COntentment may depart,
But reign like spirit OF light in the heart.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

A lady having accidentally broken smelling
bottle, her husband, who was very petulant,
said to her, q declare, my dear, everything
that belongs to you are more or less broken"
"True," replied the lady, :" for even you are
little cracked"
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

4 SUPERFLUoUs SCRApER -Foote, being
annoyed by poor fiddler straining hard dis
cord under his window, sent him out shilling,
as one scraper at the door was sufficient.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

A man, who had filed petition for divorce
was informed by his counsel that his wife had
filed ''cross- petition" as lawyers call it. "a
cross petition!" exclaimed the husband, that's
just like her. She never did a good d-natured
thing in her life"
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

An ignoramus had been sick, and on recov-
ering, was told by the doctor that he might
take little animal food. "No, sir, said he,
II took your cruel easy enough, but hang me
if can eat your hay and oats.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22
Policies Secured by pledge OF
= ;. =. e. Public Stocks.

In addition TO all the advantages herein be set
forth the Atlantic MutusI presents feature looking
10 the perfect security of ITS policy holders. .
BY special enactment Of the Legislature oi new
York at It's recent session. the Atlantic, Mutual Lille
Insurance Company are permitted, and prepared
90 Issue class OF policies ertied BY The Sgperinteldent
the Insurance Department. UNDER Ills OFFICIAL
snabng them to ofIer virtually the same security
a. is now given for the redemption of Ma
fionaI Bank Currency. . Thus it would appear that
ne Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Company may
rshtfuIIy claim the confidence and patronage OF This
and every community. II has been The endeavor Of
the oieers 10 profit by pas. experience and give
policy holders every possible advantage and the best
possible security. gts+s . ,-at d. sta. y %
For Rates, Agencies and other particulars Apply to
nChus. H.. MahOm, WI. ID,
.-s~ 80 1Ftf seF SMYRNA, DEL.
e,sasra, agent for Delaware and Eastern Maryland,
and Lancaster. Chester aud pelaware Countes 10
Pennsyivania. .gft.,s 81 aP-~f y'i.,s.,su i.tas
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

1MPUDENcE-paying ten cents for drink Of
bad whiskey, and then cody stepping into the
office of your country paper, ask the editor to
gire you paper.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

Josh Billings says :" If you trade with a
Yankee, steal his knife first, for if he gets to
whiting, you are gone in spiteaof thunder" "
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

All of the members Of the Minnesota State
Senate are married men, and there is but one
bachelor in the House of Representatives.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

The valuation of the State of. Wisconsin has
increased over ffty-seven millions within'the
last two years. - -.-...t,..
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

"HEs SOLITUDE Boys ought not to be
Henry House we saw lover and lady torment
ed with the company of the lady's younger
brother. - .'t
"It is sweet lake |" sighed the lady; II
wish | might have an island in it, and soil
tude."
" Without me?" said the lover plaintivey.
81" You are solitude to me she said " you
put the rest of the world far off from us! " ;,
-" Yesl" said the boy, he's sweet old
solitude, he is He's solitude with bar
room in il, and boys to set up ten pins. he
more solitude by 6isself than fortitude "
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

By THE WAY-A deputy sheriff in Keene
New Hampshire, some years ago had habit
when anything occurred to him which he had
forgot to state, of quickly raising his right hand
with the forefnger extended, and prefacing his
remarks with the exclamation = By the way!'
It being once his duty as crier to give notice of
the opening of the court, he began, 'Oyez,
all persons having anything to do before the
Court of Common Pleas, will draw nigh and
hearken to the evidence" Here he sat down,
but remembering that he had forgot the finish
ing touches, instantly rose and exclaimed, by
the way, God save the State"
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

Six hundred and thirty-one thousand five
hundred and forty eight hogs were packed du-
ring che past season in Chicago. 80 Z ~s@.8
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

How were Adam and Eve prevented from
gambling r Their pair O. dice was taken
away HUN 'nem. II ~ ,absaR lsta sai 40 sui
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22
IntelIisence of Animals

ByrIase says he saw lobster attack an oys-
ter, which persisted in closing its shell as often
as the lobster attempted to intrude within It,
After many failures the lobster took a small
stone and placed it between the shells as soon
as they were separated, and then devoured tho
fish. Mr. Gardener, in his " Curlosltles OF
Natural History" states that he once watched
a crab enlarging its burrow in the sand, and
about every two minutes it came up to the sur
face with quantity Of sand in its left claw,
and by sudden jerk threw it to the distance
of about six inches. Having few shells in
his pocket, he endeavored to throw one of
them into the hole; three of them fell near,
and the fourth rolled into it. Five minutes at
terward, the animal made its appearance, bring
ing with it the she'll which had gone down, and
carrying it to the distance of a foot from its
burrow, there deposited it. Seeing the others
lying near the mouth of the hole, it immedi-
ately carried them. one bv one, to the place
where the first had been deposited, and then
resumed its original labor. Dudges saw spi-
deu which had seized bee by the back, and
effectually prevented it from taking flight, but
its legs being at liberty, the bee dragged the
spider along, which presently suspended it by
a thread from its web, leaving it to dangle In
the air till it was dead, and then it was drawn
up and devoured.
An individual living in the square at st.
Mark s, Venice, has been in the habit of scat
tering grain every day at o'clock, previous
to which hour the birds assemble in one place
on the cathedral and as the clock strikes, they
take wing and hover around his window in
small circles till he appears, and distributes a
few handfuls of food. This, at all events, in
dicates the facility of noting time, and may be
piaced on parallel with the story of the dog
which went to church regularly every Sunday,
at the proper hour, to meet his master. Ami
mails are prompt in using their experience in
reference to things from which they have suf-
fered pain or annoyance. Grant mentions an
ourang- -outang which having had, when i'll,
some medicine administered to him in an egg,
could never be induced to take one afterwards.
lie Vallant's monkey was extremely fond of
brandy, but never could be prevailed upon to
touch it again after a lighted match had been
applied to some it was drinking. A dog hav
ing great antipathy to the sound Of violin al
ways tried to get the bow and conceal it. Plu-
tarch tells a strange story of mule, which,
when laden with salt, fell into stream, and,
finding its load thereby lightened, adopted the
experiment afterward. and whenever it crossed
a stream slipped into the water with its pan
niers To cure it Of the trick, the panniers
were filed with sponge, under which, when
fully saturated, it could barely stagger.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

Men and Boys Clothing cut and I, mace S IN tue ,Ss'
pashion.hle manner. and Perfect fiis
Octaber 10th, 1857. ssisis si'H 'a ''''''A' t''''
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22
OFFICIAL.

~ t.4.. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the First Session of the IRirty. Ninth Con
....- gfeSS. -...r
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22
.ToHN II. DAVIS,

;lFasIhi0m Tail0Fs ; \
at WILLIAM B. COLLINS OLD STAND
. llsl- COMMERCE STREET, sa's, .s
- y. SMYRNA. DEL.sas shrt h"s -
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22
Non-forfeitures of Policies.

Common Itfe and endowment policies are nOnIOr-
feiIabe 90 the amount of premium paid. after three
annual premiums have been paid.
The -Ten-pressium life and endowment policies
are non-oreftable after two annual premiums have
bsen aid 10 the amount of many tenths Of the val
ue of ,iicy as the number Of annual premiums paid
POLICIES SINCONTESTIBLE
All policies issued by this Company. are, by their
terms ncOnteslibe al the expiration of seven years
against any error in the statement OfappicalOn, Thus
guarding against the posslb,htv OF loss by l'igaion
alter death. as is frequently The case.
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

The following is the maiden effort of q
Youthful poet, who certainly gives signs Of
promise:
oh, the pup, the beautiful pup, 4
Drinking his milk from china cup,
Gamboling around so frisky and free, .s
First gnawing bone, then biting a flea: s
Jumping, a'r's' = y
aii- .a s.e sqais 11ss After the pony
sv Beautiful pup, you'll soon be Bologna
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22
PROMPT Payment of Losses.

able medatetg upon satisfactory proof OF loss, and
NOT as is usually le case dt The expiration Of strty or
sIu A1ffa
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

with being jug with one handle after a lit
tie while, man who got himself on two horns
of a dilemma, was represented as jug with
two handles, but it was reserved for the doc
tor to make the best use of the, joke; fora bro
non-committalism, and who, on this subject
was nowhere, Dr. Bethune said, we have had
jugs with one handle and jugs with two han
dies but here we have jug with no handle
at all"
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22
Peculiar Advantages.
ROBERT -. PRIIYN, President,
IA MES HEN JRICK. Vice President,

Except the " Term " table, the rates are all tufh
profits and are calculated al low a figure as past
Experience has demonstrated be ample based upon
The highest rate OF mOruIy any lows OF mler-
est. II .re arises II
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22
Running,

~ Beautiful pup, you'll soon be Bologna
estt4s y 4T. Ef UnfsF ttu5. N Is
Smyrna times., 1868-01-22

Tn a synodical debate, Dr. Bethune, taking
7 forlelsided view Of q subject, xas charged
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The LoyELYe MeNrHA 1R MAY.A&glisb
bards are responsible foeF e oonpeeptins with ths
month of'May theineon ngrho sEtrsditional asT
.?estieps, fa,t IF s sstiesI order. May queens,
n y poles, May flowers aud all that, cling abb
Ealdys st|p the # s:M amidst; M s; ths pay
lng, scenes q The drst May lns New 4nFkI
145susipg the lovely mpnthiof May Gin sISeS. I'VE
ia7ss enjoyed. :smighty bad Weather.R I6athisS
SsHy II has sTained almost every day since the
-lst lpsk mot mentipn, occasional sfghtEthreats
% q snoV. :. Albany sat 0ston and att seyerr
ahother points tpery nlueh1 further mort h,fi
Naassnewed arisafnsst.osi Gyeionsss "a Illinois,
sssSsaass 2 IsPRssssa
squakes In tibet Sandwich Islands, 'aaa NE lsnpw
noe what asfortns laaa s6nVdlaeas ia laskaI
sEsppopg this, years claims of sy asB 4oG43e-
- n flo q zRoaddsr u taddsr N Lyon testified
N.asoarauib - bda iaceVerahe hausand ponAds
Neffins Hhiokshe tgavey aWsy Sdoa her adopted
sSp Home fhe ititnailiist; 81 cah why
sxscts y ai5h atdht Dtetiy in Mag. Surely there
as0ssa litSles poetry many taHyear,
sRa sggl9g ALMOST alRags ss,a cod ssaya, Ssets
ass,ssls ~ WA "a sRsast sessasty IN z Herald,
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, I = = 20 .as"olaa e f.. n. PIANosli. .
no. 81, NORTH WASHINGTON STREET,
moJ y4, CORNER OF QUEEN,} 1861 III
Will constantly keep for sale and rent .-t I
,fTe-H PIANOS AND IMELODEONS .t".tr |
- Knabe& Cos. Unsurpassed Pianos: ( &. ila2 !
Il, Vose, Celebrated .;rs,gar .l.''fr. n.. ...,
Reed Organs for Parlors and Churches.
Q Terms to suit the times, and every instrument
warranted gaLjG.Dggr ,I..o 9HL t.94-.-
4 Pianos, Melodeons, Accordeons, &c, tuned
end repaired. .aga.aG .o. .,.a' a,aw ,bee IL.
Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned or repaired can make ,- srTs4ge- 3 ne
lAlexalnodriia. Va. -IA FL 'o.'.J' sep13 .
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DALLARD HOTEL, .-,.,.o - ,oco
ID aaiiaI RICHMOND, Va. March IL, loo9,.
- This elegant establishment is open to accom-.
m1odation Of the public. The building is one of
'o''( THE FINEST N THE CITY, ,...f..
and for style, convenience and beauty of ar
rangementD isiacknowledged to be superior.
~, =; n,r;e,f- ITS, FURNITURE, 4. .g r.aa.
is new and complete. and for cleanliness It IS
proverbial. .... -,.---.,
Thesubscriber after more than twenty years
experience hc the business, thinks ne rlsKS
nothing in saying that this Hotel shall, IN every
respect, be
EQUAL no ANY IN THE SOUTH,
and asks the patronage of his friends and the
public generally 4 JOHN. BAbAAkiP. 5Lta
oR1cHMoNp.I n mar - nry- ~ --.-l -
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DR. Johnson has discovered the mo

THE ONLY PLACE WHERE -K~GURE
CAN BE OBTAINED.
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5PAPER HANGING.

Eas resuned his business at he old stand, l'aa
fqr, srad NO, Tl58, KING STREET.
HIS PAPER HANGING. DEPARTMENT
contains as usual the choicest, both, 0'i-
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE,
Of the most celebrated 80 .'~'- ...
FRENCH oAND AMERTGANa MANUFAC-
o2 IagolsE 10 u9m TURR, GA! na5ag. arnt
suitable fol, Parlors, Dining Rooms, Halls, &c.
ALL orders for PAPERING Private Dwellings
and Public Buildings will be promptlJ executed
in the most superior style at the lowest, prices.
THE many years experience in this business
makes himIeonfdentin giving satisfaction to a. a!
that may favor. him with their patronage. N
- NH 24-tf "-I--- - 49,
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700 NEW~SF0RE. 100
A''OF ~ OHFoUSEKEEPERy EMPORIUM.

The attention of housekeepers is most respect
f,Ii1 called Tn p Iarge and well selected stock of
= - HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES, =,
of all descriptions; which will be sold at small
advance on cost price: ~ -z-..., o..,,,.c :
Housekeepers viii find No. / assortment Of
WOOD and fWIILOW WARE, BRITTANlA4
and BLOCK Tin, Plain and, Rla3ished In I!5 and
ers' ana other celebrated manufactured Fine
Silver Plated Table Ware, ,(garrantedl Brushes
and Feather Dusters-of all descriptions, Door
Mats, and all other articles usually found IN q
'frst-class establishment. a call is most res
pectfully solicited LIB. Z: TgbNAN,
.G9 o32 t Hnicb7 NG; ~ confgectionery 4dg 9icSvs
u mar 7--tfj l.l@0Cr -jatH ..s ...E 80 -
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NUM MBER los.
M ETNnd1An-
DALTIMORE LOCK HOsPITAL.

ESTABLISHED As A REFUGE FROA
2.5Ii 4 Gq7P]zACKERY. j. q C#tl
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. EMOVAL TO .,o-4.,a,.,..a.o IT,.
: :, 'aoJ 1O4, KING STREET, oa1 Z.
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u here he will be pleased tosee hias old custom
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the WATCH or JEWELLERY LINE
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