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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Greenbrier County, W. Virginia.

THESE celebrated Springs, so fuvOrabiy
j known for their valuable ALTERATIyE
WATERS, charming Summer climate, and as
one of the most fashionable resorts iH the
Country. will be open for COMPANY
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Instead Of BITTER, use
Mothers, givethe children
Ask your Doctor for
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CrlstadOro,s Excelsior Hair Dye.

For the deadly compound of lead and brim-
stone. OF which, according 10 the s~Journa
OF Chemistry" and the Medical Gazette"
more than Migfy rdrieties have been fois1ed
upon tbe publtct Cristadoro's " is the only
one that HAS BEEN ANALYZED; and Prof.
Chiffon, over his own signature, declares that
II is perfectly wholesome
CRlSTADOR0S HAIR PRESERVATINE,
a. 4 Dressing. acts like a charm on the Hair
amer Dyeing. Try It. Sold by all Druggists.
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WANTS


UTANTED.-Mercbants TO know that am
w prepared TO do anything appertalnlhg
10 BooG-keeping. at reasonable rates. Best oi
nnaaT ossce jel6
ITO MILLERs-Nanted a purchaser for
about sd yards Boiling Cloth-Anenor
brand. Address r. T., r, Appeal. lel4
"TsNTFD House-keeeer at CONNER
w ciaI Hotel. None but a competent per
sOnlneed apply. ys
U-ANTED-A situation by a young man
w as BOok-keepeT and Grocery salesman.
Best references. ADDRESS 1iNef, LeHsef
Office.
To HIRE.-A good Cook ana
w house servant Immediately.
LION TROUSpALE,
les Ne. = County Courthouse.
WTANTEn-AGENTS-T sell the American
w Knitting Machine. Price -. The sim
piest. cheapest and best Knitting Machine
ever invented. VII knit 1000 stitches per
minute. Liberal ndueementstoa gents. Ad-
dress AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE
90. Boston, Mass, or IT. louis, No. mNs
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BEAUTIFUL WOMAN. II YOU would be
beautiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
II gives a pure Blooming Complexion ana
restores Youth and Beauty.
It's effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
re removes, RedneSs, Blotches and Fimples
cures, Tan, sunburn and FreckIes, and make,
a lady Of thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the skin smooth
and Pearly the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the bloom OF Youth, and
imparts a fresh, plump appearance % tbs
G1antenaa,e. so iaGg neeI complain ofher
complexion when - cents viii purchase this
delightful article.
The best Thing 10 dress the Hair with is Ly.
on Eathairon. jen
important Faet-We see that persons of strons
constitutions, n Young, suffer FOR days with
pains Of the limbs, loss OF appetite and fever,
who suddenly get well after a ehollc followed
by Shiny, bilious stools. The relief Produced
by these eYacuations were the original guide
70 tbe idea and practice Of pgrgatiGn, and
Nhich, When enforc6dhy Rrandeth's Pills, al
ways benefits, usually cures, and often pre-.
diseases 81 similar character.
IL. Cook. publisherof state Banner. .
Bennington, VI, says Brandeth's Pills cured
him Of Dyspepsia, arer being AFFLICTED with
10 over five wears. His friends and doctors
considered has recovery impossible; but six
boxes Of Brandeihs PiHs restored his health
perfectly. &c.,
A young lady OF Mount Pleasaui was Sorely
troubled with Tape-wOrm. All advice and
medicine failed to help her. She had no rest,
Thin, careworn and unhappy, she looked the
picture OF misery. At last she concluded 10
try Brandeth'S Pills. In one year she took
seyenty-twO boxes. They brought away, &C
cording 10 her computation, over two hundred
yards OF tapc-worm. .At length all her bad
symptoms left her; She slept ana ate natural.
~ ant her health became fuily restored.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT.-A small House. containing g
d rooms. No. Isi Fourth streetApply
Ii BROS,
islg Commercial Hotel.
NOR RENT-A House. No. % Alabama 81,
IL with six rooms, Kitchen ana servants
room also. one with four rooms. kitchen and
servants room. Apply 10
ieI3 JAMES KELLY, 81 Alabama.
NOR ~RENT.-The Brick store Room ana
il Frame Building on the corner Of Auction
street and Front Row me location Tor "a
grocery. Possession given nj once.
tei2 50. SNYDER ND
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4 Word 10 Hossemen."-DR. TOBIAS CELE-
DRAFTED VENETIAN HORSE LINiNENT
has been tested by the first horseInen in this
country, and proved to be superior 10 my
other. The late Hiram Woodruff, CT II t
ting fame, IS uaFeT-s lthout a Bottle IN his
stable. 1t is aIsD used by Col. Bush, OF the
Jerome Park Course, al Fordham, y. y, who
Iias over twenty running horses under his
care, among which rank some Of the finest
stock Ia AI4eTica. II Is warranted IN cure
Lamcness, sprains. Scratches, Bruises, Calls,
Cuts, " ind Calls, Collie, sore Throat, Nail in
the Foot and over Heating, when used aC-
cOrdlng 10 the directions, All who own or
employ horses are assured that this Liniment
VIII do all, II not more, in curing the above
named complaints. No horse need die of
Collie, IL when first taken, the Liniment is
used according To the directions. Always
llave q bottle in your stable
tri.e, ia pIns l8ttrlN, one dollar. ihs Euu-
1.-The Is signed s. i,.Iobias on the oHtside
8rapper For sale b. Druggists SaddleTs
and Sfprrketptf5 u~rgugAuEt the United
ATatsa. il'fHlt, ozark Place, New York.
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With DYspeptcs everything is wrong. Food does not
digest; sleep does not refresh: wine does not
cheer; SMILES do not gladden.; music does not
charm, nor can any other joy enter the breast
Of the Miserable dyspeptic. f1on must get rid
Of f. or il will become seated and confirmed.
and life viii be a burden and existence "a
curse. PLANTATION BTTTERs will do away
with all this. New life, strength aud energy
viii take possession Of you. The dRm8sk
will again bloom upon your cheek, and the
lpster in yOur eye VIII again be as bright as In
your healthieSt, happiest and most Joyous
days.
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Prices for this Pump. Complete

For H4mN u fect hong, 81 80 per foot.-~~~s- q
80 .....- z 90
I@ - % %
Ahd Atty cents per foot Tor every additional
r.,r
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nG Agents wanted for This Pump, eitheEtO
huy County rights and sell the Pumps, on
which n liberal discount viii be given 70 the
Wholesale tFTtde, and no charge for the right
81 TeFritory.
HSTAn orders for this Pump must be adj
dressed fp
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OFFICE SOUTHERN LIFE ms co.
~ ME1rPHIs, TIM, June s. 1868.
Stockholders IN This Company are hereby
notified that the annual election for Directors
10 serve the ensuing year viii be held at the
onhee of the Company, on Tuesday, 9Th July
prox., al o'clock pm.
je9 BEN MAY. Secretary.
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a Great Political R~eyoluiion was accomplished
ny the election of Grant, and a revolution OF
immense social Importance has been effected
by the general Substitution Of that pure and
M preparation
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Home Questions Tor the SickY aRd Debiitaied.-Ls d
Uhofth uhlc 10 endure penal torture after every
meal, when Indigestion can be Immediately
relieved and permanently cured by 50 agree
able a remedy rs HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BITTERS:
Does Il p0U 10 be compelled by debility and
Ianguor To abandon active business. when
brain, nerve and muscle can DE braced up,
and the whole system restored TO a healthy
condition, by a course Of HOSTETTFR'S BIT
hy approach the dinner-table daily with
a positive disgust FOR all that is Savory and
delicious. when a vigorous appetite for even
The plainest fare is created 10y the use Of
LETTERS BlTTERS
Is il wise 10 live in Tins bright world as il il
were a dungeon, gloomy, Disseminated and
tria can be cured in a week by such "A pleas
ami and wholesome rNlllaraut as HOSTEL
TETCS BITTERSs
can it be possible that any person o biious
habit Will run the risk Of Temittent fever or
bilious collie, when he can lone and regulate
the great SccretiNr organ with HOSTEL
TIERS BITTERSs
Is it not "a species OF moral insanity for any
merchant. farmer, mechanic or traveller. to
be without thAheSt known antidote 20 the
effects OF pOiSd%Ed air and impure water,
H~OSTETTERS ENTERSs
Considering the haTraSSing and depressing
nature OF the functional arrangements 10
which woman is subject. Il it not astonishing
thai any invalid Of thu ilsl4eI seG Fh1uid
la.iJa4e a. seeR the certain relief afforded in
such cases, by the genial operation Of o
LETTERS BITTEHS:
These are questions Of deeper Interest Il an
any Of the political dugmos OF the dag, and
those whom they concern are invited TO give
them something morethau a passing thought.
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MACSOLIA WATER.-Superior 10 the best
imported German Cologne, and sold Al half
the price.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS,
In the Mountains of Morgan couriy, in
Alabama.

A RI now open to visitors, and com Portable
"A accommodations can be depended upon.
The temperature Is cool and pleasant, and
there are no mosquitoes. The new steamer
Ida" takes passengers from Decatur, Ala, to
the hack at the Springs Landing, 81 miles
from Nalhermoso, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, returning next day. Time three
hours; fare 81 80. After the lSt Of July there
viii be q daily boat.
Board, per week, $40 %.
J.J. GIERS, and
w. b. PANNELL,
OF BlOunt Springs, Ala.
We found the mineral waters. and pariicu-
larry the White sulphur, al NalhermoSo,
equal to any in Virginia, and we recon-
mend it with confidence TO ali those who suf-
fer from the effects of rheumatism, Dyspep-
STA, ScrOfula and diseases of the skin and
Liver. SAM'L A. CARTWRIGHT, MD,
w. RUSHTON, MD,
JAS. MCFARLAND. MD,
All of New Orleans. la.
Nalhermoso, October /, 1861.
Numerous certificates Of cures can be had
on application to the proprietor. jel6
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FOR SALE,

NOR SALE.-A NO. FAMILY HORSE-one
il that 1 can recommend, and a nice Rock
away and Harness. MARTIN GRIFFIN,
fal German National Bank.
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MEDICAL
The Most Successful Physician

IN the treatment of Private and secret dis
i eases. Quick, thorough and permanent
cures guaranteed in every case, male or fe-
lis cured in a few days, without the use OF
mercury, change of diet or hindrance from
ferers from Impotency, or loss of Sexual
Power, restc~ed 20 free Yig0r liz a few weeks.
elect or Ghonorrhea Of long standing, when
all internal remedies have failed, permanent
ly and speedily cured by a new treatment.
Victims OF self-abase and excessive yenery,
suffering from spegmatorrhea andloSs of ply
steal and mental power, speedily and perma-
nentIy cured. BE All consultations strictly
confidential. Ng
sBrOmee hours from 8 am. TO Ip.m., and2
TO pm.
DIR. J.R. RUSSELL, Consulting Physician.
L.G. WARRAN, Secretary.
Treaties on Chronic Diseases furnished free
on application. ap5
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ERRING BUT NOBLE. SELF-HELP FOR
young men who, having erred, desire a
better manhood. Sent in sealed letter envel-
opes, free of charge. II benefited, return
tie postage. Address, PHILANTHROS, Box
P. Philadelphia, Pa. mhl6 d&w
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BOARDING.

nOARD-A gentleman and lady can have n
ID 'front.' room and board at I9 Second street.
Henry Laird. myoL
HOUNTRY ROARD-Can be had, at moder-
u ate terms, during the Summer months, by
one or two gentlemen with families, within n
short distance OF the terminus OF me StIctl
Rafiroodr and near the State Female College.
Address A. APPEAL Office. myH
nOARDTNG- Furnished and UNFINISHED
ID rooms for single gentlemen or families, OF
day board, can be obtained al ITO Madlseh
street. References required hSS
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eOrham Manufacturing Company,
PROVIDENCE, r. J., fs
STERLING SILVER WARE
NICKEL SILVER PLATED WARE.
Orders received from the trade only, but
Lhese goods may be obtained from responsible
dealers everywhere. ans
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The earnings of the North Missouri
Railroad, for the first fifteen days of this
month were $4,000, being Sll 900 more
than for the entire month of June last
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The contract of the Jacksonville,
Madison ard indianapolis Railroad Com
panv To carry the through freight and
passengers of the Louisville, New Alba
ny and Chicago Railroad, which expired
by Limitation on the 10th inst, has been
renewed for two years on nearly the old
basis
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o. o like knd-in the town of Newberry, near
the centre Of rhe State, is now introducing
German laborers In this way, ut the rate Of
fifty month. number of planters mot Mt
tho courthouse several months ago, conferred
upon the matter, agreed that white labor
would pay, formed an association, appointed
an agent, paid each hundred dollars as be-
ginning fund, and the work commenced. The
agent began by getting first small numbers-
six, eight, ten or dozen at time-and, from
month to month, brought on q few more; his
number of immigrant laborers for January bo.
ing just fifty. And thus the work Will go on
until May or thereabouts, when tho demand
for this year will slack off. to be renewed in the
autumn for next year. I am informed by q
member OF this Newberry association that tho
laborers already in service do ut least fifty per
cent. moro work than negroes. The result is
easy to be seen-the negro must give place to
the Saxon and the Teuton. He must move
nearer and nearer to the coast, where. on ac-
count of the malaria, the whites will be slower
TO go. Those persons who expect largely OF
the negro, tell mo that it will stimulate the ne
gro to do fifty per cent. moro worlS."l
"A most shocking murder took place in the,
Insane Asylum on Blackwelps Island New
York harbor, during Friday night last The
accommodations there are so meagre that it
has been found necessary for several months
past, in order to meet the demands Of the in
crease in the number Of unfortunates to cause
their sleeping two in coll, instead of one as
heretofore. when the patients are dangerous
and liable to do bodily harm to ono another.
On Friday night one of the female lunatics
confined in this depa rtment arose from her
couch and i'll a paroXysm of madness seized
| the heavy tub at the side of the cot and rais-
ing it above her head brought it down with
terrific force upon the skull of her sleeping
comrade, crushing it in and killing her in
stanty. Whom the female keeper of the ward
in which the horrible affair transpircd threw
open the door of the cell, great was her hor-
ror in beholding the maniac murderess and
her murdered companion lying side by side in
their CORY cot, a ghastly spectacle indeed.
The bed-clothing saturated with blood,
which dripped slowly from the pendant cover
ing and streamod over the fo9r OF the room,
while the brains OF the dead woman, which had
been literally scooped out with the fingers of
the murderess, lay scattered about and be-
spattercd the walls. The remains of the de-
ceased, whose name has not transpired, were
coffined quietly and expeditiousy and were in
tered without delay. The murderess is. of
course, irresponsible for the act
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G H "A r l. E S r q N
FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1869
Grant and the Politicians.

Those were brave words with which
General Grant broke silence in receiving
the formal announcement that he was the
c0osen President of the nation The peo-
pie, heard with delight and hope that
Economy, Retrcnchment and Honesty"
were to be the principles of his admins
tration, and at the same time, Ito use the
words of q Radical journal) 'sa feeling akin
to CONSERVATION" seized the whole pack of
greedy politicians who live and fatten on
the plunder of the national treasury. The
President elect had sounded the key note of
a success IN his civic career, scarcely less
conspicuous than that which fortune had
given him In the path Of war. 1t would
have been well for his fame had he said no
more His speech was regarded as di-
rect snub given to the party leaders, as
open defiance hurled in the face of the
makers of the Tenure of Office law, and as
an uncompromising assertion of his abso-
lutte independence of party management
and the dictation Of clique. The rage with
which his declarations were received by
the Radicals seems in turn to have awak-
ened uneasiness, if not alarm in the mind
of Grant. For, on the heels Of his re-
marks to the committee, we find him DIG
patching the following signifcant letter Of
acceptance to Congress
"GENTLEMEN: Please notify the two
"Houses of Congress Of my acceptance of
"the important trust which you have just
"noti6ed me Of, my election as President
"of the United States, and say to them that
sH wiU be nsy endeauor that they and those acAo
selected me shall hare no cause to regret their
s'action"
This proceeding, it must be remembered,
was wholly without precedent, and, indeed,
without reason. Never before had q Pres
ident elect taken such q method of signify
ing his acceptance of the office. Besides,
the office not having been conferred by
Congress, it was rather absurd that any
body should have placed himself in the
position of accepting it at the hands of that
body. The sending Of the letter is wholly
inexplicable, unless we view it in the light
Of an amende for that naughty speech, and
an assurance that President Grant, like
General Grant, means to recognize his
fealty to the Radical politicians in and ont
Of Congress.
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Gold I on,rncts.

The recent decision OF the Supreme
Court of the United States, affirming the
validity Of contracts made payable in gold.
seems to have been received with great sat-
isfaction throughout the country. The gist
Of the opinion, which was delivered bv
Chief Justice Chase, is contained in the
following extract:
In the absence Of any specific contract for
the payment Of coin, legal tender notes may
be sufficient tender, but it is clear to the
court that express contracts for the payment
OF coined dollars can, only be satisfied by tbe
payment Of coined doliars. They are not debts
which may be satisfied by the tender OF
Treasury notes." - m
The New York Evening Post, the great
advocate Of free trade and hard money, REL
CARDS this decision as Of the highest import
'ance. II is more sweeping than an act of
Congress making gold contracts legal, be-
canse il sustains such contracts whether
already lnads or to be made, while such an
act could only take effect upon those here
after made. 1t opens the way for every
man who wiilto transact his own business
in real standard Of yalus, 3instead Of q
fac'ua'ing curreaey. Il marks by far the
most important step yet taken by the nation
ia eway towards specie payments. i For
IT, vindica.es for the coined dollars Of tho
Unis@ed States the character of money; and
j. is safe to affirm that no attempt will eyer
asain be made to take that character from
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Mccttugs.

XLHUBEAEscl C4EAPrMIs No. II,
X. A. NJ.
THHE REGULAR CONVOCATION OF THE ABOVE
IL Chapter will he held 1HIs EVENING at half-past
seven O'Clock, ut NJ asonic Hall. BY ordor Nj. L. Il
+. Il. N. JEANNEREII.
February ~ Secretary.
MARION LODGE. No. 2. i. q. -. r.
TENHE REGULAR WEEKLY MEEIING OF THIS
Il Lodge will be held This EVENING, at Seven
O'Clock, ut Odd Fellows Hall, corner King ard
Liberty streets. Member. requested to attend
iay order n. G. ROBERT G.. STARR,
February 10 Rocording Secretary
HOPE FIssE ENGINE COMPANY.
rHNHE REGULAR MEET ING WILL BE HID
Il THIS EvENING, at balf-p st Seven O'Clock at
the Hail. pune tual attendance is requested.
W. I'll. SMITH,
February 10 President
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notifes in Daukruptfn.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE
SOUTH CAROLINA-IN THE MATTER OF EPH-
RAIN NJ. sEABROoR, BANKRUPT, by WHOM A
PETITION FOR ADJ JUDINAl ION OF BANKRUPT.
G. WA> FILED ON TIE lsT DAY OF JANUARY
A. D 1869. IN SAID COUHr-IN B,NKhUpTUY
his Is to Civ notiee, that on the SEVENTEENTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY. D. 1862 Warrant in Bank
ruplcy waS issu against tho Estate of EPHRaIM
NJ, srABR0OK. of --, in tho County of Beau
fori and stAte Of sou Carolina. who has been ad-
payment OF any debts aud delivery of any property
belonging to said Bankrupt, to him for his use,
al the '1ans'cr Of any proeeity by him forbid
said Bankrupt. to prove their debts and to choose
one or more Assignces Of his Estate wilt be held at
Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 70 Broad
street. Charles on, South Carolina before j. O. AR.
Pm TER. Registrar. the FOURTH DAY OF MARCH
A. d. 1869, at 10 O'Clock a. Nj.
j. P. NJ, EPPINq.
United States Marshal as Messenger.
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Reu,aual.

MUTICgc Or Bs IIEPSVIl
IN ION HOTEL STABLES hos boen removed
from Meeting street to the CHARLESl ON HOTEL.
81 BI.ES, PINCKNtY STREET.
Thanking my friends a, d the public generally for
their liberia patronage bestowed on the late Arm Of
b. RO"DlN G .. must beg continuance of tho
same 10 the CHAHLt TON AND PAVII ION HOILL
SiABLEs, PINCKNEY-, ,TRElir.
NJ p. PICKtTT.
Superintendent Charleston and
February Is Pavilion Hotel Stables.
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Celebration.

WAsHiHG TON LIGHT INFANTRY
CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
THIRD ANNIVERSARY, 22d txHnUARY. 1860.
EXERCISES WILL BE HELD IN THIRD PRES.
BYrtRlAN CHURCH. MEETING.slREET.
COMMENCING AT nALF-pASr7P.
Order of Exercises:
ANTHEM
fNa1ER.. BY Rov. W. c. ANA.
ODE. written tor the occasion by G. HERBERT
SASS. Esq, ana delivered by the Rev. O. p
GADSDEN.
GRAFTON. BY tho Rev. j. l.. GIRARDEAU d. d.
HYNIN.
ENEDIC.TION.
90" McmbeSs OF The various Charitable Assoca-
ticns of this city, citizens generally and ladies' cs-
peciaily, arc respectfully invited to attend
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC CELEBRATION:
Rev. f. C. EDGEKTON Chairman
DAN'L b. GILLILAND. H. II. WILLIAMS
meeting Of the Association will be hsld at Ma
sonic Hall at -Four P. NJ on the 22d, for tho transac-
uon OF business and the election OF officers for the
ensuing year. Members will come prepared to pay
arrears.
1hs Society viii assemble at the Masonic Hall at
half past Nine p NJ. for supper
Members procure Tickets from either of the
Committee.
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1ost and .fauno.

r. Os ~. DN SUNDAY LAST OSCAR DR.
~ Bachm ms Chur.h,a GOLD BRACELEr A
reward will be paid on leaving It at the residen OF
Captain THOMAS LOCKWOOD Eass Bay second
house from corner OF society
February 10 sii53 H