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NOTICE..

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OFFICE OF HEALrH pEPARTMEHT.
CHARLEsToN, & O., Nay 1st 1853
TlHE FOLLOWING DIRFUfoRYe OF TIE
Health Depsztmeotts published for the informa-
tsoo Of all concerreds
HEALTH DISTRICTS.
HEALTH DrBrRrcr No. BOUNDED on he north
by south side of Calhoun-street, on the east by
Cooper Rver On the south by South Battery, on the
west by east side Of Meeting street. embracing Wards
Nos. and Ss In charge of DR.. Joseph Yates. Once
and Dispcsary No. 16 Market-street oppodts State.
Residence No. Is Church-s street ,...-'..-t
! health DBTRICT No. 2-B1unded on the north
by south hde OF Calhoun on the esst by west
stdeof Meeting-street ON the sonth by South Bat
tery, and ON the west by Ashley5 River, embracing
Wards Nos. 2 and 4; in charge Of Dr. s. Chatburn
5roTn. Once and nspensary No: 20 Wentworth
street. near ST. Philp-street Residence corner of
George and AnBon streets. 'stIgf1l go
HEALTH EIsrRICT No. 3.-Boupded on the north
6y City boundary, on the east by Cooper River. ON
the west by east side of; King street. embracing
WIZARDS Nos. and q; In charge ofDE, J. Ford Prio-
Ieku Office and Dispensary ON the southeast corner
OK st. Philip and Warren sheets. Residence, Beau
iAn.street opposite Mazyck-street
HEALrH DIsTR1cT No. 4-Bounded bn the north
by City Boundary. ON the east by VESTS Of King
street. ON the south by north Gde Of Calhounstreet
and on the west by Aahley River, embracing Wards
Nos. and 8; In charge OF Dr. ]. Somers Buist OF.
Zee and Dispensary on ths southeast corner of st.
Philip and Warren streets. Residence, No. los
Meeting street sf'-F J.u' ~
OFFICE HOURS
At al the Dispensares from to 10 O'Clock A. ID.
and from toe o'clock p. NJ, daily.
All patients who are able will be required to at
tend at these Dispensaries during the hours spec-
ned and at the D1spensary Of the District In which
they reside.
HOSPITALS.
City Hospital, Mazyok-street, on Mazyck-street,
between Magazine-street and Queen, west side, In
charge OF DR.. F. Peyre Porcher.
City Hospital Hampstead, on the corner Of Cooper
and Bay streets, In charge Of DR.. 8. L. Lockwood.
Small Pox hospital at Public Cemetery, IN charge
OF Dr.. F. Peyre Porcher.- ~ s''
Office Of Health Department, corner OF Calhoun.
street and Rutledge Avenue. ,s.-.,s
GEORGE g. PELZER, NJ D.,
-7'--' -'s.i d" City Registrar,
~ In charge Of Health Department.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,

OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
CHARLEsrox, April 80, 1888.
LIVERY OWNER, LESSEE, OCCUPANT AND
IL tenant Of any premises fronting ON any street,
lane, alley or open court shall, every day tSun
days excepted, have the dirt filth. garbage, or other
o placed In front Of his or her lot In barrel boz
or heap inresdness for the contractor by the hour
OFT oclcck every morning, from 1st ofMsy to Let Of
November next
BY order Of the Mayor.
W. q. SMITH,
May1 limo - Clerk OF Council.
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NOTICE

NoRN GROUND ON TOLL AT LOW RATES, AT
~ the House OF Correction, Msgszine-street.
BY order of Chief Of Police.
W. p. PoULNOT,
April 18 so Keeper d. O.
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May
SHELL ROAD.

SHELL ROAD.
CITY ENGINEER's OFFICE
CITY HALL, April %. 1858.
ElARMERs AND OTHERS ARE REQUESTED
~ not to drive over the line of the Meeting street
Road, between Spring and Rumney. streets, during
the execution Of the work. Cattle drivers are re-
questsd not to use the Meetlng-street Road at all.
The disturbance Of all the grade and alignment
pegs recently put up, renders It necessary to make
the above request LOUIS j. BARBOT.
April 80 City Engineer.
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OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.
MAIN GUARDHOUSE,
CHABLEsToN 8. c., April z, 1858.
NOTICE.-THK ORDINANCE PROHIBITING
A the firing of guns, pistols, squlbs, &C., within
the city limits, will hereafter be strictly enforced
Shooting on the farms, streets, lanes and roads
sonth of the Forks of the Road is violation Of the
ordinance. O.
By order Of Mayor Coaswr1L-
G. B. sIGWALD,
April8 Chief Of Police
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NOTICE RELATIVE TO THE MAR
KETS.
CITY HALL, OFFICE CLl-.-A OF COUNCIL
CHARLEsToS, April "a, 1858.
ON AND AFTER THE FIRST DAY OF MAY
~ next, the Markets will be opened at O'Clock
A. II. and closed at 9 O'Clock A. n. On Saturday
Nights the Markets will be opened from P. II. until
10P. NJ.
BY order Of Mayor CoaswELl-
". h. SMITH,
April % limo Clerk of Council
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NOTICE.
CITY HALL. MAYoR's OFFICE,
CHARLEsToN, =. O., April 18, 1863.
LII OFFICERS OR OTHER PERSONS CON-
"A NECTED with the City Government, are here
bv required to make monthly returns TO the Mayor
Of all work done, property received, issued and re-
manning on hand. according to forms which will be
furnished by the City Engineer.
By order Of Mayor CoaswFLI.
n. SMITH,
April 40 10 Clerk of Council.
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pDuOArIoHI AND THE BALLOT.
I 4 ssss A 5 9.
Z sAnfnrss 8, lyu1I lpyEu1IIyjERsb OF
TIE AVERY INSTITUTE. THURSDAY, MAY
tn, 1865, By TIE REV. DR. HICKS, OF
BROOKLYN. new YORK.
rs tRsys Dr. Hicks. on, being Introduced to tho

nevs AHs 6fckbs CA p0lhS thtSVuus0" " Wv
audience, saidI
esteem reyseH happy In the line Of honora-
{ BE dHty and privilege which you have kindly
h4akked out for me to-day. One older, wiser, :,
and more familiar with your local affairs and
general progress Ia Che statA could easily
hays been seleeted ffem the large circle Of cii-
sens, b address you on this prophetic occa-
siuns bat + may be allowed to say that I viii
SfeM 10 no one In patriotic desire for your edns
catfonsl nd;reconstxu0sa saonnl welhse,j ~
dare not however, Halter myself that /
have been chosen to stand before You because
ofany p4senal and paouliRr quail 6cations for
fnet1e t4A becalHes IN your oharis
tuDh s&dguntat, n fepfesent@unwortMly, In.
ioo sisssssns III y d s odnnsTy conn Il any ssS ssss s
t5san eense, but in the broad eathciis hihfians
Idea that freedom means n6fhihg II It iH not
1, 6assdupon and hetsed about by Intelligence:
&N6a& lnaeeA akesiron ettees; and nsig-
nlccsnt Aiasssy shen compared to the
MSeSi5E Victims 8 g1
NSp4sWShS psiTnis ,iis, thsrasbssi ID saeak Id
SeH h1nkW, calmly, and eenHdnAtiAlIN You
wM not be disappointed Il ask you TO consid-
er this occasion net enc merely for congratu-
] lation-$he chespess and most worthless In
. walton ct these times--but rs dignifed event,
b3g with promise, indicating the true line Of
RfoGsss unfolding the correct and only me-
ton, and therefore AFFORD.
s Ing N1 He timely opportunity ff6f' Q disnified
consideration Of the situation and the out
looki
an may not readily perceive such matters to
be bound ap or unfolded in the building and
dsdicstim OF school house. ALI peysons msy
not at once attain fo thc ce0lhprehsnHioh of it's
fuii import Bnts my fGends, the whole his
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IT'S EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT

Is marked by vigor. variety, and perfect indspend-
ence. Bound to the fortunes Of NO clique or party
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-03-20

PHOTOGRAPHS AT THE DEAD LET,
TER OFFICE.--Atth the Dead Letter Of
flee in Washington, are the following
rmbrotype and photographs address.
ed to citizens of this CITY and sec.
tion. Applications should be ad.
dressed to the Third Assistant Post.
master General:
Mr.. Y. L. Barnes, Toledo, Ohio
from John NJ. Barnes, iS2d Regt
Ohio Vol Huntsville, Ala, ambro.
type. Sept. s, 1865.
Miss Grace Stephenson, Toledo,
Ohio; from George W. Edmunds,
lronclad Passaie, Warsaw, Ga, pho
tograph. Oct. 4, 1864.
Miss Mary Jennison, Toledo, O.;
from Son, Nashville, Tenn, photo
graph. Dec. IA, 1864. ,,.
Michael Weaver, Toledo, Ohio
from John Rahm. 18th u. S. Inf,
Chattanooga. Tenn, photograph
JAM Is, 1865. -ia-. -, go = -
VIM. Powers. Wauseon, Ohio
from Henry X. Funk, 49th Regt.
Ohio Vol. Inf, 4th A. c., New Or
leans, La, photograph. June 20,
1865. n - srr--ei ~.
Miss Jennie butcher, Ottawa, o.;
from Julian butcher, llth Regt. N:
7. Vols, Burksville. Va, photo
graph. April %, 1865. -zs -. f.
MIR. John Fletcher, Findlay, Ohio
from John c. Emmerson, Nashville,
Tenn, photograph. April %, 1865
- Toledo Blade. ..
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Local Correspondence.
FROM WEST INDEPENDENCE.


Your former correspondent sale
nothing in particular about our town
that is, with regard to its busin esl
&c. We have first clas store, thre,
good shoe shops--as good as any
bOdy's-a good hatel--J. c. Hazen
formerly Of your place, landlord, s
blacksmith shop, saw mill house
pointer, three carpenters, all doing
a good business besides the man
who shears his dog for six pairs nit
tens which he sells at six dollars pei
pair. That was good joke on some.
body, wasn't .it9 We also have
three churches-M. E., Evangelical
and German Baptist. Very interest
ing meetings, attended with good
results, have been held in all Of them
during the past few weeks. ~, ~
In addition to all the above we
claim to be the most moral and law
abiding community in the county
For nearly year we have had no
trouble, or excitement of a vicious
character to speak of. -ls NOG.
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Notice.

II lucinda WRIGHT and Clsiborn Wright,
- in the state of California, julia Yanden
burg. G,stnlz iiei T.. VsaTls nburg.- John Ham
bletOn, Wlllitm Hambietnn and Parmsla
llambieiOn, III the state Of Kansas. will take
notice that Orlando B. Vdndenbura and
Emily J. Vande nburg, his vile. did, on ih g
= day. March. =. D.. ls6S. dle their petition
in ths GnurL OF Comnn0n Pisas tor the conc
ty OF Hancock, Ohie, against them and the
other heirs at law OF Martha Haa,hletuB. late
Of Hancock county. Ohio, deceased. setting
forth that the said Martha HamhletOn in her
Lifetime sold and agreed 10 convey To. ore
Ot the plaintiffs, Emily J. Vanden6urg. in-ioi
number 80 in the tOwROs Findlsv. Haheoek
co.. OHIO; hat she died without having made
such couve ylnce, lea wing the above named
Lucinda. inlermarries 4 with Claibnrn Wris ht.
Julia lntermarried wit5 GstnalieI p Van-
denburg, Parmeh intermarried with vii
\ liam T.. .Han1bIeion, John Hamb.etap, and
i0thers her heirs 1T tw.T The ptaimtffs
claim that the said contract has been fully
compiled with on their part. and that the
said lot should be conveyed 10 said Emily
J.. The said pettiion tprAys that the said
Ipersons above IE,neds with the ether heirs
of said Martha named therein, be compelled
To convey said lot 10 ssssd Emily j. Vanden:
burg and in defafult that the Judgment
prayed for operate as snch conveyance
Tho said persons are fIfrther nou led that
unless they answer the petition aforesaid
| by the ninth COY day of May, A., d., ls6s, the
| matters therein viii be taken AZ c0nfe ssed
/ and jndgIn snt rendered accordingly
u WaIfELEY, BsIegye.D &. HASH. .Att'ys.
ORLANDO &. VANDEN BURG,
EMILY J. VANDENBURG.
Ma rch. 1865 r = rsrfano4S tw ~
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Is the my fnfalIibls Hair Preparation for
Restoring Gray Hair to lis 0risinat Color and
promoting its grow,h h. 20
Il is The g heapest preparation eyer aofered d
Ito. the;pubIic, as one bottle viii last long
? -er and accomplish more than three-bottles g
Of any other preparation.
Our Renewer is not Dye it will not stain
the skin as others. ! ~ - - eS
# will keep the Hair from falling out. IL
cleanses the scalp, and makes the Hair SOFT
lustrous and siiken. 81
Oar freatise on the the Hair sent free by
mail. -
R.P.HsLL & Co., Nashua. N. II. oprietors-
D Ror aale by all druggists. s i =
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TIFFIN ITEMS.

The Democratic Judicial Conven-
ton met here to-day. Hon. J. Pill
lars, of Tiffin. was selected as the
candidate for Judge of this District.
The name of VIM. Gribben, of Find
lay--familiarly known as "Orlginal
Bilr'-was proposed, but rejected.
-t GONE EAST. ",
Hon. W. H. Gibson left for the East
yesterday. He proposes going to
New York, thence to Bridgeport.
Conn, then home by way of Wash
ington. He has received an invita-
tion to make Connecticut his battle
field in the coming campaign. Ohio
should make an effort to retain him,
as his place can not be filled.
.....5a.s o. DROWNED. 21-
Aaron Miller was drowned in the
Sandusky river, nearly half a mile
below town, under the following cir
Icumstances :: John Chronister and
himself were crossing the river in 8
skiff, for the purpose of getting 8
saw-log which was lodged against the
opposite bank of the river, about ter
rods above the dam. When about
two thirds of the distance was pass
ed, the skiff became unmanageable
and was carried by the strong cur
rent over the dam, breaking it tt
pieces, and precipitating the men in
to the watar. Mr.. Chronister, whit
was good swimmer, clung to par
of the boat and succeeded in reach
ing the shore Mr.. Miller sunk with
in eight rods of the dam Search TO
the body was Immediately eommenc
ed, but was not successful until yes
terday forenoon The burial tool
place to day. The unfortunate ma
leaves awife and two children t
mourn his sudden departure. i''
- fr- r7r ROADS. t-a ,f.. i
The roads here are almost imnas
iasble. EsImezs say they have Nc
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Marion TIP. Nominating Convention.
win be meeting held at
the school house in Marion tp., in
district No. the -usuaf-plaee- OF
holding election, on Saturday, March
81, 1868, at one O'Clock, p. NJ, for
tile purpose of nominating township
officers, to be voted for at the Sprin g
election. By ORDER OF TP. Con-.
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General Agent, Fremont, o.

To Housekeepers. s....... ..-
have received o few thousand feet
Of the Justly celebrated Patent Metal
lie Clothes Line, which ! offer for
sale at very low rates. 1t is not nee
essary 10 take this line down at any
time, as the weather does not affect
it in the least. 1t never rusts or cor
rodes, and costs but little more at
first than rope. and is warranted to
last twenty years. Be sure to call
and see 1t before buying rope lines.
Two doors north OF Davis & Green's.
4.,............ .,. L. E. GREEN.
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Caution to Purchasers of Smiths Bi
BILE Dictionary.

Caution to Purchasers of Smiths Bi
bic Dictionary. u = = -
l would call the attention of the
Public to the only abridgment ofDr
Smiths Great Bible Dictionary, made
by his own hand. The work is pub
lished by Messrs. j. B. Burr &c Co.
Hartford, Conn, and is the only re
print, without any omission, of the
work prepared by Dr. Smith, him,
self; but numerous additions from the
larger Dictionary have been made to
it,thereby m taking it larger and more
comprehensive. This edition was
prepared by DR.. Smith for the use OF
all classes, old and young, ministers
and people, Sabbath schools and fam
lilies. Ok I-7o..1 =-zt-.zr -u
DIR. Smiths 'sLarger Dictionary
of the Bible 3 Vols. has never been
reprinted in this country it is too
extensive and costly for most people.
An English abridgement made by a
Mr.. Wright, not by DR.. Smith, was,
however issued by another firm in
Hartford, ,and circulated through their
General Agents at Chicago, Cincin-
natl and Philadelphia, and has been
extensively advertised as DR.. Smiths
complete Dictionary. 1t is, howev-
er, largely nutilated, and numerous
foot notes contradictory to;the state
ment of the English compiler, aud ar
ticles not fonnd in Smiths Dietiona-
ry, have been interpolated iuto the
text by the American editor. 1t is
edited with great carefessness and is
deficient in many respects. Its err
rors in accentuation for the pronun-
citation OF proper names may he found
on every page and be reckoned by
hundreds. Its omissions are numer-
Gus; among them we would instance
Kedron, Rabbath- Moab, Book of
Ruth, Plain of Vineyards, Xerxes,
Zidonians, Talmud, and the name
above every name, the ever blessed
name Of God. There are errors in
the arrangement of words and cuts !;
wrong words are used, and it has no
list of abbreviatiOn and signs so nu-
merously used in the Dictionary-be-
ing in fact book full of errors from
very inefficient or careless hand
Let every purchaser see if these are
not so and decide whether he will
buy the genuine book having the
largest amount of important informa-
tion for SO so, or the imperfect re-
print for 81 80 and $500.
Messrs. Burr il Co 8 work has been
edited with the most careful and ac-
curate scholarship. and is embellish-
ed eight times as fully as the other
by elegant full-page steel engravings,
and twice as many full-page wood en-
cravings, and large number of IL
Illustrative cuts. To those who may
desire the edition by Mr.. Wright,
which contains much that is omitted
in the American reprint, / will fur
nish the work for $3.50 per copy.
which is S1.00 to 81 80 less than the
advertised price of the imperfect
American reprint. do not recon-
mend this abridgment by Mr.. Wright,
and it is not so well adapted for pop
ular use rs Messrs. Burr & Cos e6i-
ton, but TO those who desire it /
make this offer, and can commend it
as much superior to the mutillated
and imperfect American reprint.
GEo. ID. INsLEY,
ASont of tho Genuine
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The Harbinger--To My Subscribers.
Owing to the refusal of the Post
master to distribute my paper to sub
scribers at the Findlay Office, ! am
obliged, for the present, to request
them to call at the Jeffersonian Office
and get them. S. d. SHAFEER. l
- -- 20. Editor Harbinger.
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Grand Opening,

NJ AeSAN OfShkhSs
The ladies of Hancock county and
'sall the rest of mankind" are invited
to call at the store of Maley &c Roth
child and see their new Spring styles
of Millinery and fancy goods On
Wednesday next they expect to re-
turn to their former location, which
has been put incomplete repair, sand
which they intend to stock with the
finest display Of feminine wearing g
apparel which has ever been brought
to this place. At present they may be
found nearly opposite the Court
House, two doors north Of their old
stand.
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Special Agent, P. o. d.
eChanped Agrin. Z

Changed Agrin. E
The old "Reliable" Shoe Store has
again gone into new hands,A- Full.
hart & Co. having sold to John SEQ
thorn. The latter intends conduct
ing the business on scale that will
do away with oil the hne and cry o.
s'lying, dishonest shoemakers." Ht
already makes q pretty respectable
looking old sswaxy."s. Call and SEE
him. !. s-.....'... - s.s...-- .5....
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Important to Farmers.

Important TO Farmers. - ..Ii
A. d B. F. Klmmons & Co. are the
sole agents in this county for the
genuine Hall IL Speer' Pittsburg iron
beam steel plows. Beware of the
worthless limitations of this plow
which are offered here, and compare
them with the genuine before buying
Also agents for" Walkers Patent
HarpOOn FOrk--the best in use
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Special Notice-First of April.

Special Notice-First of April.
All persons knowing themselves
indebted to us, will please call and
pay up on or before the first day of
April next. AL claims unpaid at
that time will be placed in the hands
of collectors for prompt collection.
S. Gs J. M. HUBER IL Co.
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Notice to Farmers.

Notice to Farmers.
Go to Ruthrauff & Corey's for the
best steel plows in the market.
Gibbs Monitor Steel PlOw.
Pittsburg Steel PlOw. .aAar '
Ball & Co.'S New Plow.
Also, New Iron Double Shovel
Corn Plow. tiI - ..-'.....'.' j..
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Educational.

Educational.
The citizens of Wooster, Ohio
have agreed to erect at that place /:
splendid edifice for educational pur.
poses, to be endowed by and con.
Quoted under the auspices of the
Synods of Ohio, Cincinnati and San
dusky.~ We have been shown the de-
sign of the building, which, wheH
completed, will be one of the finest
in the State.
The University was organized in
1866, and is in fiourishing condi-
tion. Rev. ]. nj. Cross, of this place,
is one of the Directors.
The following, giving the dimcn
sions of the building, will enable our
readers to form an idea of what can
be done in live town when proper
effort is made. - .e :. 4 iSt' ha5
"a Entire length, 3e5a feet; ). entire
width, 100 do; main building. S6x
130-; chapel wing, 55fx92 do.;' libra
ry wing, 5lxSl dos height of main
tower, LAG d.: height of north tow
er, lis do; basement story, 10 do;
first story, IA do; second story, ii
do; third story, 13 do; fourth story,
Ii do; fifth story, II do; chapel
story, % do; lecture room, % do;
gymnasium. % do; area covered by
the building, 27 ,00O,sqnare feet. LF
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Removal,

Removal.
After Monday next our friends will
find the JEFFERsoNIAN OFFICE in the
room one door east of the Post OF
flee. We make this change in order
that the Office may he easier of ac-
cess-as it will be, being on the first
floor. Remember the place and call.
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The Regulator,

The Regulator. III 70 vGbsg1taW
Let it. be understood throughout
the length and breadth of the land
that tie Hardware Store Of T. X.
Williams now takes q front seat, and
will be conducted on such principles
as will entitle it to the name of "The
Regulator" "a er.a.sla s..- 5ar
10 When you wish to buy hardware,
iron, building materials. nails, cut
lery, or anything usually kept in the
hardware business, don't fail to call
on Williams and learn prices, and
note the quality of the goods offered
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Returned.
DR.. Billiards. coat, which we men,
toned as having been stolen couple
of weeks since, was returned to his
door-yard q few nights agoy A. had
evidently been hidden beneath a
feather bed, as feathers, lint, etc:
were plentifuny scattered over It
The Doctor feels thankful that it was
returned, although if the weather
continues mild he will not have much
use for it until next fall.
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Donation. z-. .-. a.- s1 s-t
- A number of friends of the Rev.
Isaac Newton, met at the parsonage on
Monday night last, and left with the
family various articles of utility, and
greenbaoks, amounting to nearly
S15Q. Severall gentlemen Invested
in the purchase and presentation of s
silver watch, which was offered and
received with speeches-short. but te
the point. Notwithstanding the bad
weather, very pleasant time was
had.
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First on the List.

First on the List. 80. ..-..,...-, ...s.-
Don't fail to read the new adver-
tisement of I. Carnahan. He has o
good stock of Spring goods on hand
and offers great inducements to cash
buyers. ~. -=-.s-4T -.I.s'iJs II
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BAKER e. WISE.

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America. Liberal commission al
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