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, 1868-03-27

OLD AGE WITHOUT RELIGION. Alas !
for him who grows old without growing wise,
and to whom the future world does not set
open her gates, when be is excluded by the
present. The Lord deals SO graciously with
us in the decline of life, that it is a shame
to turn deaf ear to the lessons which he
gives. The eye becomes dim, the tongue
faters, the feet totter, all the senses refuse
to do their office, and from every side re-
sounds the call, "Set thy house in order,
for the term of thy pilgrimage is at hand"
The playmates of youth, the fellow laborers
of manhood, die away, and take the road
before us. sOld age is like some quiet cham
Der, in which, disconnected from the visible
world, we can prepare in silence for the
world that is unseen.
, 1868-03-27

DUST AND AsHEs.-Did you ever see a
lump of coal after it was more than half
burned on the fire? See how all the life
the richness and fatness are burned out of
it; and how little but coarse grey cinders,
aud scraggy remnants of worthless dust and
ashes are all that remains; fit for no use un-
der heaven but to be cast into the streets
and carted away. So it is with some men:
The fires of sin have SO wrought into them,
that little but dust and ashes remain of
them. All the native richness of their ma
ture is burned away, and they are only fit to
be cast into the great dirtpie of waste ma,
terial of humanity till God shall regenerate
and renew them with the washing of regen-
Grafton and the renewing of the Holy Ghost
, 1868-03-27
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN-KILLER
is THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY ExTANT.

is THE MOST POPULAR REMEDY EXTANT.
THE PAIN KILLER Is
i equally applicable and eficacous to young or old
VNHE PAIN KILLER
l. is both an Internal and External Remedy.
TTNHE PAIN KILLER should be
Il used at the first manifestation of Cold or Cough.
THE PAIN KILLER
HlHE PAIN KILLER
i Is good for sprans and Bruises. Try it.
THE PAIN KILLER
Il cures the Toothache.
THE PAIN KILLER
i Is favOrite with all classos.
THE PAIN KILLER
l. Will cure Chilbains.
HNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Will cure Cholera Morbus.
HNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Will cure Dyspepsia.
THE PAIN KILLER
Il Is the Great Family Medicine of the age.
HNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Can be bought of your Druggist or Grocer.
HNHE PAIN KILLER
i Will cure Painters Collie.
TNHE PAIN KILLER
Il Is good for Scalds and Burns.
TNHE PAIN KILLER
i Has the Verdict of the People n its favor.
HNHE PAIN KILLER
| Il Gives Universal Satisfaction.
TTNHE PAIN KILLER
! Beware of INVITATIONS and CoUNTERFEIrs.
TNHE PAIN KILLER
i Is almost certain cure for CHOLERA, and has
without doubt, been more successful in curing this
terrible disease, tlan any other known remedy or
even the most Eminent or Skilful Physicians In
India Africa and China, where this dreadful disease
is more or less prevalent, the PAIN KILLER is
considered, by the natives well as European resi-
dents in those climates, A SURE REMEDY.
TNHE PAIN KILLER-each Bottle
i is wrapped with full directions for its use
TNHE PAIN KILLER is sold by all
l. Druggists and Dealers in Family Medicines
, 1868-03-27
MAJOR LANES INDIAN IMMINENT.


Price Fifty Cents per Bo,tle For sale Al wbol.
sale and retail by HUDSON a EcCAPrv AO'o-
IA Merchants Exchange, San Francisco Cal
General Agents for the Pacific Coast
And BY respectable druggists throughout the world
eouniersigned by J. T. Lane Co.. Proprietors 15S
Broadway, New York i''
AarSend for a circular ro.
, 1868-03-27
PRICES STILL LoWFRI

7 WISH TO NOTIFY MY CUSTOMERS AND
Il friends, that am doing AM
CarI.iage and Wagon UVo,.I-
TwnTT-FIvE Pm CENr. LowER tban anv ,.ho- o. n
in town. will receive GRAIN from tbosa = TX
have not the ready money. To those who prefer 10
do their own work, will sell LUMBER al rs5n.sS
prices Don't forget to give me calI.
kerlemeer, the RED SHOP, on your right A Won
eross the Bridge, going northward. ~
JOHN DOvELL,
, 1868-03-27
PERRY DAVIS;
Vegetable Pain Killer,
The Great Family Medicine of the Age

Inc OreaC ana1Iy medlc1ne OF the Age.
Taken Internally, Cures Sudden Colds,
coughs, &c, weak stomach general debility, nursing
sore mouth, eanker, liver complaint, dyspepsia or
indigestion cramp or pain in the stomach bowel
complaint, painters collie, Asiatic cholera diarrhea
and dyseutery.
Taken Externally, Cures Felons, Boils
and oil sores severe burns and scalds cuts bruises
and sprains swelling Of tho joints, ringworm and
tetel, broken breasts, frosted feet and chill lbains
iootEache, pain in the face, neuralgia and rheu-
matsm
The PAIN KILLER is BY universal consent
allowed 20 have won for itself reputation unsur-
passed in the history Of medicinal preparations. Its
instantaneous effect in the entire eradication and ex
tncton of PAIN in all its various forms incidental to
the human family, and the unsolicited written and
verbal testimony of the masses in its favor are its
own best advertisements.
The Ingredients which enter into the
Pam KILLER, being purely vegetable render it a
perfectly safe and efhcacious remedy internally as
well as for external application, when used according
to directions. The slight stain upon linen from its
uso IN external applications, is readily removed by
washing in a little alcohol.
This Medicine, justly celebrated for the
cure Of SO many Of the Affections incident to the hu-
man family, has now been before the public over
twenty years. and has found ITS way into almost every
corner Of the world and whenever it is used the
same opinion is expressed Of its real medical
properties.
In any attack where prompt action upon
the system is required the PAIN KILLER is invaluable
its almost instantaneous effect in relieving pain is
truly wonderful; and when used according to direc-
10.
, 1868-03-27
CIAIM AGENT.

A ]. CAIN, CLAIM AGENT, has arrangements
a. made With responsible parties at the East for
the adjustment Of LAND TITLES. collection OF
PENSIONS. BOUN1TES. and all kinds Of claim =
against the United States. All kinds Of accounts
snalyzed and adjusted VIII be found at Mr. Lasa,
ter 3 Law Office. Il-u
, 1868-03-27
a PAIN KIbLBR

it is in truth, Family Medicine. and should be kent
IN every family for immediate use Persons travel.
ing should always have bottle of this remedy with
them' tis not unfrequently the case that persons
are attacked with disease and before medical aid can
DC procured the patient is beyond the hope recov-
cry Captains of vessels should always supply them.
selves with few bottles of this remedy before eav-
ing port as by doing 80 they will be in possession of
an invaluable remedy to resort to in case of accident
or sudden attacks Of sickness 1t has heen used in
SEVERE CASES OF CHOLERA
and never has failed in a single case where it was
thoroughly applied on tho first appearance Of the
symptoms.
To those who have so long used and proved the
merits Of our article, will say that we will eoutin
nc to prepare our PAIN KILLER Of the best and purest
materials, and that 1t shall be in every way worthy
Of heir appreciation a family medicine
25-ly PERRY DAVIS q. GOV
Manuiacturers and Proprietors. Providence. R [.
, 1868-03-27
Ayers Cherry PeCtOral.

HAS LONG BEEN MAN
uiactured by a prac t ical
chemist, and every ounce of
it under his own eye, with
.jnvariable accuray and care.
1t is sealed and protected by
law from counterfeits, and
consequently can be relied
on as genuii c, without adul-
teration. 1t supplies the sur
est remedy the world has
ever known for the cure of
=. f-r NnnnLa EnLLs Munrss
, 1868-03-27

For salary of the Marshal of the Supremt
Court of the United States, from April third
eighteen hundred and sixty seven, to June thirty
eighteen hundred and,sixty eight, at thirty five
hundred dollars per annum, four thousand three
hundred and ffty-ive dollars and seventy seven
cents
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~ E a. a NH4EAJps MarGu y.
The T;sass WAshingsen epecisl ssys Ih Q
Hons Committee MiiI remit = LII III Aada '
~ - .ss8s
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ETw YoRS. March o.
I d Montgomery, Ata.. dispateh.of the8ah,
70 tie tdffd. states the ofiiciai returns fthe1
iste election have been made up. OF Ill Goo
registered Fotes, .lsllIe over l,UgS yetss
we're cast, snd moi Jail ct them for The Gonsti.
tasipa fas #iiss sels is insignillerss not
The Catholic Church in Redney Place.
Brooklyn, wss harted sesterday. Loss s5o,r
GOO Several valuable paintings were de-
slsoycd with he hniiaing.
I I,pleJ 4 Longs dstaFfy vas ansd 6At-
niss Ill tbs TIM, saill % ii X ii shoses. %
be ia charge Of United States Marshal.
ArLssra, gas AAEA c.
Re6iaItsy the Reconstruction Contention
adjourned 'by a soee Of IS ID 30, end iramedi-i
ately thereafier4h n5au bt r we're called to-
ge:aer to.a1isa Republican Eominatios Con-
ventfnn. Z. r. Bullock, Of Augusta, vas
nominated for fforeTnof by aeefamaiion. and
the CpnseAuon dj6urncd sD Mesdsys
r@ N SkKFRANcIsce. March Q.
Yls The British iron ship Aiscata, hence re-
terrsay aior. Lveryecis with cargo of wheat,
svaFned a. toser s96tNo, went ash ore jpst out
side Golden Gale, last nights - a poft,ansosf
sst.s "a go vss scrswn overpoasd. Ttt vess
eel Seenre nnpsfdsd II ~ ssaAi "a fhst i i
i saos ,lids ia & i n;laa s : i<sesA -
chrred near Cisco on the Central Pacific
sEsiltcad, kiihag si< ehinrmep and burying
tes.r fccpnotifess bssidss Destroying cnnsias
e.abIe other properly. II $50
FesTssss Acvrog, March q. i I
Ex Ma5or Eoilips,ef Posisra ogsh, las heea
arrested for violating shs revenue laws He
owned q rhisky distiIiery, and 4 schcpner
laden With whisky. bosAnf -as-A .aa
:. A,.amal Swamp. yessesday. ss'fs
ls.s BusIExeroE, Jowa. March ..
! ne river is cpek hefs ann shs ferry boals
naka regular tsins. issss - ssss
Hus5ATrsF, Iowa, March 4. e q
Ihe ice is gone ana tba river il clear here.
$ ~ ssses asss ~ Il ~ 70nosrsy Aasch49sa7
.saA woman, ramed ManrTpn,s xss 4ryesfed
yesserdsy, on suspicio1 of f,oisensae ber hus-
tand and ihrre. children. Oas ciild Is dead,
and iAssetbsr rs are not expeeted 4 10 recover. =
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WAsnIsGToN, March o.
InAh6 House 6ills~efa introduced and re.
ferred as follows: Granting gbonntiesinwsdoHs,
minor children or parents of drafted men
and Aeasft4s 1hsFsuxpe1M II 4sfS, y1p dMd
or ~efekiIled IN TIE Service; Tor the iudem-
nihcstion of owners of xeNsls for property
pacri6ced to save human life q, sea; 10 reduce
tha,expeases Of tbe navy by 1iieving pti olla
c}4 on s2chiqe3h sg4of SxE; ac5urt8r ii
pfofnotidn4 to hemade 70 new grades Crested
jince 1853; the gaval Acedeu1 ts 10 sus-
pended yfNi1i pts6sf fK5np pdkEAring
that th<present debt should not be paid By
&; &. sgs;ss i. Il. lss!' .s's.!,
nent and payment Of the claims Of LOYAL citi-
Hens Of thu htGfAAtI SAkSs f6a "a sisss1ee,
&c. .iaken los ths Usiea 4fnay. y
!. "; r. 9lsls Hshehf NH. in
LPanetip4 a H. Georgia iisj6t tksasa <ases
iiI Be argued on regular MORON dsS ,.nexf
Erid11.y E sNsss-sEsss @aA .saas
There were l6.4al acres ef land. 1ins,ed
& i Fsbrasty, q the Hambofaf, 4 snsaa,
Ana pRsss sgssss 6Esass Ida xss
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. r

EbH3 sf &WAh1 AqAf f4sf N arc y,
The FARMERS Bank, o~ped 'hys John n.
SLAYER. his suspended. Abe liabilities ara
about sgp, COO; nominal assets sbous the
MInApKEs, RiA. March q.
Loaik SchaGer, Cashier af the Milwaukee
County Btnk, shot himself this morning, en-
account df defauiting operations, and died
ins:sstsy. 1aebsnk loses nuthinf.T d
IsDrAsApoiIs, March O.
A most horrible double murder was com
mitsea uetr Anderson, Ind;ana, Sasurisy az
ternoou. The. murdarsr, Geo. Slaseler, went
to the hoass Of sn old man named Eisnayle:
and requer,ed the loan Of a horne 10 attend q
funeral Being refused be swore. ysazs 81 &C
against the family, but wsn. .svayT SJsse
time enridg the evening be reformed and com
meneed abusing the family, sad was ordered
TO leave ~ house, which be refGse1 10 do.
Mr.. EisnaTts's sons, William and Issac. aged
respectively sixteen and nineteen, andersnok
to eject him from The koase, wien scaels
epSpsd, dpsing-which slstear ars@a gockft
Js N kAbNd William hur hsiess pene-
trating thd heart, killing him instantly. lie
then caught Isaac, ihrew him on Led.
and stabb3d him ia he heart, causing insiant
death. He'tlfeh venl inio another room
where The old gentleman vas lying on bed.
and attempted 10 stab him, but the old man
struck hnn sssh assaiek yfssooA1sd lasAe
II knifesi LIZ Jhea left tie shodSseanis I'D
@sae CT, +, b ha - sArrasses - adaY sd
Cf.t. II. f.. 4 A
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s.sss ]. & s g 81 s:.F'aE'ss sI: e:s: =:
:' :aaaa. IL .hs &. s .as' noss ..srss 70 ,hs.
apasls<uiag Ai,adAs5t thing Astsdsseard pi
NJ. rEsS RpsdEsa Substantially 4s
i,I9ia NJ assa iassE.dxis. ssa sssaa bssgsss ssss:a ei
" sMssITGsssxasad sisshsalasos Ino~. and
he did not pretend to be able TO explain i.
He also stated that -hA-had information thst
rebel officers had been appointed in ibe State
Of GsoEEis, in sSanasqtiaa sxith iateraabsevs-
m ipA Mtse ,dsssi.4 rpaY, sss1s.vpsssslh,
strtIia ~ ID id1bmspnEs,hSD SDSssaem-
bcfs n tho Hduss. hS had been very much
startled hy III aaaanSat, anohe wonld now
move fora committee to investigAse the. mat
tel, forthwith. IfsucA fzsiulent eerI rIlsstes
stonl9 be obtained for eiahlaen milliopss Mey
fscsld bs ubiained iot GgAteen hundred spif
j IN NJ I stslk.r sid lSs dommi..ees ssa :. e.
trenehmFnt sss Affsady engaged in tkslin-
NJ. fses ssb.squsa.ly l referred s' l. iA.s !
y ~ FNf&SteUtIy$p4 ~ - q
trenehmestt0 investigate the subject, and
report ta~ ahs sHsuss aoa snexs "Wednesday.
7 1k4 SsaaIs ansa1 ment, % s~hieh tbe sds i
cussion had sriseb, vas amended BY strfxibg
cut ID exception of 81 , 100, 600, when tie
amendment sad snbsi,ais vsss sho.k sEeed
u, seas 5sss8f k+sg s#sslf s@m& ssEaw
VI NJ. BlAisss from The ComnsitseA oa ApnSo-
priakious, repoftsd i bill 70 SstAbIiah aad alo-
csfs ~ Aassy olkcs u Boiss Giss, n fdaho
Pasnea. 81 ss4s - aes4 Sssfs q sssas
= Nj. UbaAlsr introduced bill expis.nsatory
Of the act Of January l1th, 1868, 10 preyena
hasds fAscoHection or taxes On disffffef spir-
its. Referred to. the compiHe on Waysl
andkNees- ax.sasf Sas ~
NJ. Marshall, from the Judiciary Commit
tee, reported bill for holding terms OF cir
stEsird Mr. seci1g p4 ste lr& ldS ID
U4dbse 81 Asehs Pa6I j gsa ~
MT. Farnsworfh, from the Postofkce Com
nistee, reported joint resolution aushoriz-
ing the purchase and ssle for postoffee OF
the Sub Treasury at Boston, si sam not ex-
M bcAenek oneredsa d resoidfiou frec,inx
the Secretary Of the Treasury % inform The
House whst1sr Edmund Cocper, nov per
tosuebg sfe duties 81 Assistant Secfe,asy Of
the freaiary. has done so 9, any time since
the rsjeeieo aH his nosninaaion by fhe Senate,
and il soIby whss authority. Adopted.
y L..
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rEsT NEWS ny CABLE.
GoLp CLOSED, IN NEW YORK l4os.
FROM WASHINGTON.
E NEw YosK, March 9.

NEu YoaK, March 8.
The Times Washington special says: It
issiatetis en- What is presnmedto be GOOD aa-
fthmia Ahat tBe Pfesileht, pretiu3 10 Ap-
pointing Adjetnt fiebe bera LSrsnGc Thohas
kSecretary Of War I'd fntsrfn; rendered that
position to General schofeld, who declined
it, III a polite and respectful msnnasy
Jsrenfiah s. $BiaeK, Attorney General
Stanbery and Benjamin r. Curtis, of Massa~
ehusetis, have been positively determined
upon as counsel for President johnson in h,s
FfEefSfai gddf8o a. aantle
Fsssfsh Sf'l bz sssocfated with those already se-
leeted, but ns they have not been consulted
or given any assuf fance OF acceptance. in the
eyeasof being chosen, nothing sde6nitef las
ret heen done. u The President will sabynit
his whole case 70 his council. They will aes
for him. and their acts will be considered bis
acts. The cusinsei have had severed censulta-
lions with tie President, and among them
q 10 the details of the defense. = = -
The Tri5ane's Washington special eayss
1t is understood thAs Mr.. johnson counsel
will contend, in the forthcoming impeaeh-
ment trial, that the Senate il q court. apd
that ths President has night to have all the
court present. and that ten, ,S,stes, with their
twsnty ssehab bers, Iafe sbsent If tha deas-
ion sksglds be. sa{1 FL Il ssainst ssksts, 4 is
said thss the President may tender his resig-
nation, on the grcand that such votes boded
no good TO lin, atd that q re Eaatioa souid
sase. him from ahs political disabilities at
teDclng impeachrient.
The Hmes' sVaShi ngton srec;af SAYS: Gen.
erat Aaarooks in .fene ring his request 10 be
sralis Va bases ton the eroandthas bis senee
OF sell respect cp npels him 10 TO do. His
request viii Be denied, as there is no officer
of propsrrank 10 succeed him. -.
The 1ribRne's dispatch says: The Gnal
vote ON Mr. RahahH's bill, substituting legal
tenders for National Bank currency. viii be
taken hy the Com nifsee on Finance, to>mor.
row. Numerous National Banks arc refre.
sented here endeafering to defeat it.
.as Isk cHIeAGo, March Q.
.IAe Isaass NAiAingsen specisl Ryss The
Houss Committed will report = bin sAAaday
or Tuesday for the admission of Alabama.
The bill amending the reconstraetion laws
solrroside fer theIadcpticn Of the Conssitn-
non by majority of the votes east, instead
OF by O ms sjeriiy Of the votes registefed,
which passed Congress hSout week ago, viii
not be vetoed By tke Presidans, but allowed to
beccr1e q law without his Signature. This
bill does rot appiyto Alabama. i
Z Is rrf,urtsd frqin Richmond that sJadse
Underwood has released the bondsmen Of
JeT. Davis. This action III u bslieved, is
owing t6 tie extre me imrrobability of Davis
ever being brought TO trial.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Goa5, Silver. nni Ivory SEounted Cancs
-csidgss ...~....---.sNes l d Estss House.
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ruRnrrrVE.

FAM, Fancy dcoss. Fine Cutlery.
g G Rrisi .......sFesl ia Estes Houss
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sscid Pons, Pencils, Pocket scoks.
G Brid-es -. s.. ......lsos 2 gstss Hofst
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rose { Tyier..............., .....59 MAin strse<.
bancan, karis & Co,..-....I4 30 a AZ Main street
Ss .rtsA n EYr,rfEGs.
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Arx HUNDRED nEUEIP =, s
14sfss gs.s4 xsishs In so, ineIudlsxE e sE.e.i,ts
s.ni.s preserves. ~ .iss.s sssnsss .stsnx J.S
ss sas, ~ ess.S; a'ss. s.jiel i;s''''
.fode,,1 I21eske
ias. * 10 10 -. Ea
BitsIpql l5i|1Rell
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Sy16sk 6lsass, 44sAf1<.1fxx
s.s.lA i;.s.s ~ s.it sss. e.. .sse = = = & &
THxIf3He and ss1EniseSses
..s q sssjss s:ssIsE; .ifl & y I;;s;ss az 81
q . - -. = = =
CATIME q THEIR NK6Exn1A
trish nsnarous illsstrstiosa Prtss n
sheep. swine and RosllrX,n
. ~ IN. (.
~ - - = - = =
s!;' Z 3 I =: s:
isov.
CyclspesiH SSSS r1scaic.l
L, - ys4s i 0ocn111a.ss sves sasss -
n..:.:s (. I - 4 :l:si; q ~ =.
asNele& lsl1seysl $500 - sFs1ssss 3 ~ =
bistlsulFy Sr DSIigie ! lssIelns
'ss ~ B1ls " -
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He va. na. intoxicated at ibe .tiue of Tie
murder, ,bat had haen drink &.
BANGOR, Maine, March ..
lhe city election 10 day resulted N the
choice of A. y. Msason, sseprtaacar .sfex
asSesl ~ h vote q ~ to 1sAtss LIE gubit-
cah sasnof ao7 from last fail swss 8 9ss
=. = ProRlA, ILL.,, MaFsh q.
Inc fr.1sfeffps this morning safpeasesiss
nomination. 9s Cal1zel L q. Iasr ~ II ke
A large meeting wss hefd as.tls Court
House in Oils city ,his eveniag,s b. rretss,
against thd preparation to remove the Re.
publican fhte Convention 10 some other
point. Assuraness bare bean sise. iy the
hotsls Of this city that they viii use every ex-
ertion in their power to rroy.ae af1ple ass
CONN, oGsi 4eas, and fhay have p,edeei aksrf.
se!ves ID writing 70 make DO afsance III ttsfr
regular prizes on that occasion A CON nit
tee ot t5irts citizss4 was yaised 10 ipsks ar
rangeFfpts Il rsiride ackanmod sstens ont
sitis OF The hotels The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted 1w
Resotref fbAt ke protest ska!ass anv al.
tempt to remove the Republican Stale Con-
sepilonfpta this city, and re lberebf p:edxs
w fallsA hospitality Of The dtizasssof Pa
.ia upon the occasion: egd taal to rna &c up
fer aa- saLe.ed Or rel lack ef hots accon,.
a1odctios e. ve NIL thsow wfds orsi shn doors
oi our residences for the reception ofthose
WHO may attend, til he4 aa asT
Resotred That We csas.der the eniertain-
ment o. tsi5 p.aven,ion n .. mates posety
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y brsaGcs....... os : EaASS A&oSss
EGus a. BUTTER.
s p Pend cor Main 4 Ninth streets
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s CLOTH e -, fff q ft@
vsneisI Joaes 4 co.....csr Third 4 Mains isfsets.
lie Stern b cor Soeehd Mssnstfects.
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CARPETS, OIL CLofHs, &C.
Jshn cspsiin....... .......... - 50 Main street,
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Egazcaotsrs,. hc-masaetsrn, sacAruRa-
e.gfss sseS
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Engraving, Brands, & sea!s.
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