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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19
SYNOPSIS.

For the greater convenience Of those wishing
to write me about their diseases, insert the
following which embraces nearly all that re-
stipation of the bowels2 Have you attacks of
Diarrhea? Have you pains in the back, sides.
or shoulders Have you pain, or tenderness
about the stOmach2 Have you dry, teasing
cough2 Have you sallow or yellow skin =
Have you brown spots on your face or any part
of the body? Have you headache Are you
dull. heavy, or sleepy Have you bitter or
ton or dryness in the throat? Have you pal
pitation OF the hearth Have youcold chills or
hot fashes2 Is your appetite unsteady Is
your stomach sour? Do You raise or spit up
your food Have you any choking spells =
Are you troubled with sickness and vomiting?
Do you feel bloated about the stomaehl Have
you q tired or sore feeling on rising IN the
morning2 Do you have collie pains! nave
you wind in the stomach or bowelsl Have you
piles or 6stula? Have you nervous and all
gone feelings2 Have you COD feet and hands1
Have you a rush of blood 10 the head9 Have
you uneasiness on lying on the sides Have
you fainting or epileptic fits? Have you great
lOwness of spirits? Have you gloomy fore
bodings?
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING, AND
SEE WHO ARE CURED.
R. LEoSIDAs HAMILTON, NJ, Dear Sir
Duty prompts me to a most grateful aeknow
ledgment Of the astonishing success of your
treatment in my case. For nearly three years
| have suffered from Catarrh, Nervous Rheu-
matism, Liver Complaint, and Extreme Ner-
vousness, insomuch that life had become an in
tolerable burden, and death was looked for as
my only release; physically and mentally
broken down. l was utterly unable TO do the
duties of minister, and was preparing to re-
tire from the ranks, when providentially, my
eyes fell on your advertisement in the New
York Methodist. I had already Travelled far
and expended much in the vain effort TO
secure cure, that it was with great reluc-
lance and little hope that addressed you
Your reply inspired me with hope-your RENE
dies were received and taken, and the result
was as marvellous to those who knew my con-
dition as it was gratifying to myself. In
THREE WEEKS was again in the pulpit preach
ing with unusual vigor, and if my services are
of any value to the church, it is indebted to
you, under God, for their continuance. You
may refer to me at any time, and shall be
ever pleased to bear testimony to your extra
ordinary skill. Yours truly,
Rev. JOSEPH JONES,
Saint Joseph, Mich.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

A Washington despatch to the Western
press says 'The result of the Tennessee
election has given renewed confidence in
the Conservative Republican cause in
Mississippi and Texas, and the represen-
tatiyes Of the party in those States now
here declare that their candidates will be
elected by overwhelming majorities, re-
cardless of Department influences.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

We publish elsewhere the proceedings
of Conservative Republican meeting
held in Columbus ON the 31st of July.
Delegates were appointed to attend the
Convention recently called by the Exec
utive Committee to be held on the Sth of
September next.
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IMPORTANT CASE OF EPILEPTIC FITS.

Read the following evidence of what my
treatment has done in case of this disease,
hitherto considered incurable:
BUcKHART, Ill.
Dr.. HAMLToN:-My wife was afflicted with
fits for ten years. attended with great spinal
and nervous debility. She doctored with sew
eral physicians, but all TO no purpose. | read
one of your circulars and was so impressed
with your new and simple theory of disease,
that L determined to try your remedies. Every
one in the neighborhood cried "humbug;" but,
thank God, failed to dissuade us from our pur-
pose. As you know, we sent for some of your
remedies, which, with the help Of God have
completely and permanently cured her. She
has not had fit since her back is strong, and
her nervous vitality and strength have re-
turned. As every attack she had was severer
than the one previous, il is reasonable to sup
pose she could not have lived long but for the
timely interference of your wonderful SKILL
To God be the praise; for speedily and mi
raculously have your remedies worked, that 1
can but recognize you as the instrument of
Divine power in rescuing my dear companion
from terrible death. JOHN =. SHARP.
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The Walden Times says it has become
convinced, after reading the Liberty Adj
yocate, edited by Miss Piney w. Fore
sythe, and will hereafter be found in the
ranks of those Conservatives, who are in
favor of of supporting the Conservative
Republican ticket.
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Ask the recovered dyspeptics, bilious
sufferers, victims of fever and ague, the
mercurial diseased patients, how they recov-
cred health, cheerful spirits, and good APP
Petite. They win tell you that Simmons
Liver Regulator was the remedy that re-
lieved them from the very jaws of death.
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The thirtY-second annual course Of in
struction in the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
the University of Louisiana, viii commence
on Monday, November 18th. We invite the
attention of medical students to the circu-
lar of DIR. T. G. Richardson, Dean of the
Faulty. The professors are all eminent
physicians, and distinguished in their de-
partments. The practical advantages of
fered by this University are certainly unriy-
LII nd
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THE WORD GOES BRAvELY ONT

The eminent divine, Rev. J. w. Hinkley, of
Athens, Maine, writes:
my heath has so far improved from the eff
fects of your treatment that am able to re-
sumo my pastorship. Had IL not been for your
medicine fshouId not be living nOW. To you with
Gods blessing, do owe my worldly existence.
am living exponent of the worth of your
mstchless remedies, and shall hereafter deem
ii a part of my religious duty to recommend
all suffering with diseases Of the Liver or
Lungs to speedily apply to you. May Gods
blessing z attend your worthy efforts for the re-
lief of diseased ard suffering humanity
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How can the Pilot expect the people to
go to the support of the Eggleston faction
when it confesses that they are I'M
worthy of confidence by proposing "a
home ticket" to ''the exclusion of carpet
baggers and scalawags.
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Gle @IetIiIp GIariDn.
THURSDAY, ......AUGUsT 10, 1869.

How TO EXTEND THE CIRCULATION
OF NEwsPAPER.-A few weeks since we
made request of our present subscribers
to make known the fact that THE WEEKLY
CLARION viii be sent 10 any address until
December 3lst, 1868, for one dollar. a clever
subscriber az Guutown, Lee county. writes
US that he acted upon the suggestion, and
sends US the money for nine new names. We
commend the example of MIR. J. L. Hum
pheys, to others of our friends, who esteem
THE CLARION, and who would extend its
circulation and influence in the coming can
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Prof. Hamilton has now ready pamphlet
containing biographical sketch Of his remark
able life with a Autograph picture Of himself
This book also contains a complete history Of
Prof. IL = wonderful eures-his theory Of al
seases and the only natural, safe, and positive
treatment for all chronic diseases valuable
work for everybody, SENT FREE.
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DIED.

At her residence, at Lauren Hin, Miss. at
ELIZA JANE, wife of HHUGH McDoSAxD,
and daughter of Malcolm and Jenett McNair,
of Robinson County, ". G. She died a. she
had lived true believer In Christ, and q
strict nlemhersof the Old School Presbyte-
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The Legislature of Kentucky will be
made up as follows. Lower House,
ninety-two Democrats and eight Rcpubli-
cans; Senate, thirty-six Democrats and
two Republicans.
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SUGAR MILLS, EvAPoRAToRs, Ere
We invite attention to the card of Messrs.
Akin & Drummond, Louisville, Ky. sole
manufacturers of the Great Western Sugar
Mills, and Scantlins Seamless Eyaporators,
Dexter Cider Mills, etc, etc. This firm will
also promptly fill orders for steam engines,
mill work and castings of all descriptions.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

A Washington telegram to the Gin
cinnati Enquirer says that the Represen-
tives of the Conservative Republican par
ty in the South now here, place no conf
dence in the statement of Tarbell as to
the views to the President.
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THE COTToN WoRM.-We hear of
this pest appearing in many parts Of Mis-
sisippi. 1t has also made its appearance
in Alabama, Georgia and Florida; and
doubtless in the entire cotton region.
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On. r. L. HAMILrOE-Ny Dear Sir; Sir
months ago, when l read your advertisement
in the Metropolitan Record, my wife was, and
had been for two years, suffering with liver
complaint, chills and fever. and other ills 20
common in our low lands OF the south, and was
so reduced (having been confined 10 her bed
for nearly a year, that did not think she
could ever recover. She commenced the use
Of your medicines, and 20 my surprise began
TO improve the first week, and has steadily
gained until the present time. She IL now able
TO attend TO her household duties. ind deem
her permanently cured. She is lively aud
cheerful, and feels that your remedies should
find a place in every Southern house. l am
also happy 10 add that your treatment for rhou-
matism in my own case has been equally a.
satisfactory, Before using your medicine I
had been subject TO severe attacks for four
years, and, having tried all the different Pain
Killers, Liniments, Sc, despaired Of being
cured.
The use Of your medicine promptly, and I
believe permanently, cured me. You can, IL
you please, make use Of this letter, as feel IL
my duty 70 do all in my power in this humbug
age 10 extend the practice Of one whom / know
TO be capable Of doing what he claims. am
well known here, as "a also what you have
done for me, and have already induced several
TO apply TO you, and shall not rest until
have made you and your wonderful cures
known to all the diseased In this region. May
God Bless the efforts you put forth for the heal
ing Of the sick and the afflicted.
fvsg1v
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Stokes, the defeated Bitter-End candi-
date in Tennessee, has made pilgrimage
tn Washington in pursuance Of the Gus.
tom of his class when the people pro-
nounce sentence against them. Eggle-
-toD and his Committees drew on that
quarter for consolation after their rejec-
.;or IN 1863.
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ENcoURAGNG.-A correspondent writes
to us, ''your paper pleases me, 1t is the best
one that get Send it on. Ihepe will be
ALWAYS able To read IL n-
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DR.. Tindall says that Judge Dent
"has always been Republican Of the
deepest dye" The Pilot says that he is
ga Conservative in disguise. Who is
right?
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THE DRoUTH-In this immediate re-
gion cotton is suffering greatly for want of
rain. We have similar reports from
other potions Of the State
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Alcorn thinks the "White children" of
Mississippi are very badly taught. Is he
going to establish House of Reforma-
tinn2
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Ink spots, mildew, or. any vegetable
stain at once removed by applying DARBY's
PRoPHYLAcTIc FLUID.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

Accounts from Mississippi, report that
blight has appeared in cotton ON the river
below, and that planters in Arkansas are
alarmed at the shedding of the squares.
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r.. LEoNIDAS 1aMTTiaGypN. MD.


Care Of Postofice Box No 1852, New York.
The number Of the Postofice Box must be
put on each letter TO insure safety.
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neys, Consumption Of the Blood, Scrofnla in
ali its forms, Spinal Irritation, Salt kheum.
and Erysipelas, Cancers, Asthma, Epiieptic
Pits, Nervous Diseases of the Heart, Diseases
Of Females. and all diseases arising from I'M
purities Of the Bleed, Rheumatism, Catarrh
and Throat Diseas etc., etc.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

Have no hesitaney in writing to the Doctor,
and state 10 him your case in full, and he will
deal honestly and promptly with you. All
letters TO him must be addressed thus:
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Ever gratefully yours,
DYCY ELLISON.
CASE OF AGGRAVATED STOMACH DI
FICULTX

FICULTE.
Mrs. Mary A. Whitfield, Of East Florence
n. Y, writes:
"PRoF. HANTLT os.--My Dear SIR Yom
medicines were all promptly received, and
taken according to directions. Louise is a vel
girl again. l never expected to see her so vel
as she is. She can do a good days work, and
can walk mile to Sabbath-schOol and meet
ing. She sends her most sincere thanks, and
You have restored her sinking health in a
very short time. We shall be grateful TO you
as long as we live"
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-19

The Oxonian, at Oxford, has changed
hands and joined the Ames-Eggleston fac
ton. Our readers may judge by the fol-
lowing from its own columns, what en-
enlargement it is receiving from the COM
munitY in which it is published:
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The sooner they areHTeU0cably disfrdnchi-
Sed the sooner they are HING by an outraged
people for their base villainies, the better
for the country.
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Since the Oxonian has been ordered to re-
port to the Republican party for duty, it
has been the delight of several business
houses in Oxford to discontinue their
patronage. This being free country these
gentlemen are at perfect liberty to do as best
plpaseS them
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\ Tennessee Radical newspaper indul-
ges the following display of temper over
the triumph of the National Republicans
in that State. 1t sounds like some of the
amiable sayings of the Eggleston Com
mittee after their defeat in Mississippi
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%: f., ss,S " s III: M q. s, 81;
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King Of Chills never falls.
Substitute for cuinine. King OF lhllIa.
King OF Chiils cures dumb ana shaking
chills.
King OF ChiHs cures every other day
chills.
Third day ehllla cured with King OF ChIIIs
King Of Chills cures seventh day chilIs
Amer trying every other known remedy.
King OF Chills viii cure you.
A planters friend, King Of ChIils.
King or Chllle cures every time.
For heuralgia and sun pain. King OF Chile
King Of Chills saws time and money.
500 for a case Of chills which Drom goolc
A Co. cannot cure with their KING Qf GRlIHs
A permanent cure, King OF Chlila.
Qui shaking. by using King of Chile.
For diarrhoea, use Red DinrfhWn Remedy
r. ID. Ia. cures acute and cnruuIr nnuhun
For the stomach aud bowels uac lf U. W.
RD.R cures vomiting and nurr.nr.
CATALOGUES AND pAMpHLEfa-
u Printed On che beet STYLE non nov lFnt
az Clhrion JOB once,
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A CLERGYMAN CURED OF RHEUMATISM.

1OurS, truly,
Rev. GEORGE H. JON
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RECEIPTS

For Subscription to Clarion for Week end
inn. Aug. II. 1869.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-28
.ox1y A wonAN,s HA1R.s

After Swift,s death, there was found IN his
writing desk a tress of Stella's hair. On the
,aper enclosing it there was written only a
voman's hair
''Only woman'5 halr
A seal, q sign,
Nerying the knightly arm
In Palestine.
'Only woman's hair Z"
Old men depart,
Fumbling one little tress
Held to the heart.
"Only woman's hair p
Gage of fond trust,
Buried with stalwart forms,
Crumbling to dust.
"Only woman's hair E
Was this gibe-
A bitter sneer?-ifso 80
Shame on the scribei
hOnlY woman's hair y
Was this sigh
Borne on the midnight surge y
Of memory?
"Only woman's hair ~
Lo there be times
When wailing music clings
To mocking rhymes.
"Only a womau's hair ~
Strange it appears
That he should nurse a jest
So many years.
"Only woman's hair 2"
Dead Stella's hair;
If he had meant a jest,
Why all that care
"Only 3 woman's hair?"
True-naught besides
And yet 'twas something more
When Stella d.ed.
"0niy q woman's hair 2"-
womans hair
a moan from out the Past
a woman's hair
Once Week
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The State of Wisconsin, Circuit
Court for Jefferson Co.

Lo rlnda B. Whitney, Plaintiff, against
J. A. B. Whitney, r. E. WAitney, Edwin E.
Thomas, Samuel Smith, John W. Park AMI
Maria Thomas, defendonts
BY virtue and in pursuance of a Judgment,
order of foreclosure and sale rendered in the
above entitled action on or about the 18th da '
of September A D. 1868, shall on the 5th
day of June A. D. 1869 at two o'clock P. n :,
at the front door of the Waterloo no use in the
village of Waterloo, in said county of Jefer
son, offer for sale and sell at public auction to
the highest bidder the following described
mortgaged premises to wit:-the south east
Quarter of the north west quarter of section
Is, town 7, Range Is in the county ofJefferson
and state of Wisconsin
Dated Waterloo, April 14th, 1869.
S. NJ CONE, Referee
T. C6yEtrv Plaintiffs 8tFv tive
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A GENTS WANTED-A responsible party
n or firm that can furnish a No ! refer
ences, to act as local agent for company just
organized. Address with references
SAMUEL ROGERS & Co.
Room 7, Speeds Block No. I25 Dearborn St.,
Chicago.
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Miss Tucker says it is wit, bachelors
as with old wood it is hard to get them
started, but when they they do take
flame, they turn prodigousl7.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-28

A newspaper in Oregon Publishes mar
riages under tie heading Fixed to stay"
A friend at our elbow suggests, that IN
Chicago the proper title for marriage
notices would be NIX for Stay"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-04-28

Josi. Billings says: "When young
man amt good for anything else, I like
tsw see him carry goldheaded cane.
If he cant buy cane, let him part his
hair in the mid die"
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VINEGAR.

Vim
PrussIng's Celebrated Cider Vinegar.
warranted pure and to preserve Pickles. First
Premium awarded a. the o. S. Fair, Illinois
State Fair, aud Chicago City Fair. Largest
Works in eke U. s. Established 1913.
CHAS. G. L. PnUSSlNG,
$50 and Sal State street, Chicago.
Prompt attention given 10 orders and CORES
pondence
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OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,

OFFICE OF cTATE 1REAsURER,
MADISON, April 9Th, 1858.
IN accordance with the provisions of Chapter
L 144 Laws of 1868, hereby give notice that
the notes Of the Bank of Jefers on must be pre-
sented at the Office OF the Bank Comptroller at
Madison, Wisconsin, for payment within three
years from the date of this notice, or the funds
deposited for the redemption Of the same will
be surrendered as provided in section two Of
said act. WILLIAM E. SMITH,
24y2 State Treasurer.
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FOR SALE.

ANE of the best and most conveniently ar
" ranged House in the city, situated upon
a fine large lot well stocked with fruit and
shrubbery, IS offered for sale on very reason
able terms, Enquire Of
10 II. S. MANVILLE,
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II. NELL.

The dusk drew on. She came out to
the door and listened. There came no
sound of horses feet. She went In, laid
the cloth and set the table for tea. The
clock moved on to eight. She grew
anxious. She listened at the window, at
the door, out in the road. She went in
again. No sign or sound of Prent. She
sat at the window and watched. / need
not tell you how she fretted and feared
The hands of the cloak moved slowly
round. 1t struck nine at last. Still nc
sign or sound She got up, took the
spoons and forks, unlocked the iron safe
an d put them in: (The safe was Uncle
Clitton's when he had the old store at
Lindesley) She meant to start south if
Prent did not come before long. She
saw that the doors were fast, shut the
blinds, Strengthened things up little, put
on her shawl and went out. She leaned
over the gate and listened.
| She had stood there long time She
turned to lock the font door. She could
not wait longer. But she stopped
What was that !? It's gone now. No
| there it is again. 1t dies away ; then
/ bursts out again with clearer clamor.
Trample, trample, trample, trample
Louder and nearer every moment--the
regular, Gathering, scurring tramp OF
horse at wild, free run. A quick pam
shot thro' Nell's heart. She knew thai
was not the tratnpof ahorse under the guld
ance of man. She knew that he carried
an empty saddle as oertaialy as if she hao
heard the flying stirrups rattle and clank
She ran along to the barnyard gate
threw it wide open, caught up pole, an(
stood across the road.
! Tie flying horse came on, trample
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sTRA - & TEURPHa u ,

formerly Straw 5 Gooirow,)
Painters and dealers in Wall Paper
Window Shades, Paints, Oil, Yarnish, Glass,
Patty, Brushes, &c.
One door west Of Wisconsin National Bank,
Watertown.
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With the COTTAGE

Eer- With the COTTAGE
PRESS and the print
ing material accompa.
nying it, every man can
EVERY asa.i4, as Us s.@ es5saIg printing aaa
eheaply. They are so
simple in construction,
n..., that boy ten years old
MnI can easily manage the
hTH largest size. Printed
Instructions are sent
with each Office ena-
IIC bling the purchaser to
{BES get at work without q
previous knowledge Of
r-- printing. A circular,
CsEEN containing full descrip-
UNIa ton, prices, testimoni-
ais, &C., sent free to all.
Our Specimen Sheets Of
PRINTER. ;:s;: s:s;. cuts: {. ten
DAVID WATSON,
AGENT FOR
ADAMS PRESS CO.,
26 Cortland St,
NEW YORK.
w OODARD & BR have the very fines
w freshOysters.
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JAMES HANR AHAN,

Manufac turer of
Ls,tsJer Wagons, Open aud Corered
Baggies, Slsighs and Cutters, ss
Custom work promptly attended to- and exc
cu:cG IN q workmanlike manner.
shop on Third Street, one block south OF
Main HatortowE. Wis. 44y
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yyrOODARD & BR have the very fines
w freshOysters.
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Carriage Trimming.
HERBERT S. cox is now prepared to do all
kinds Of Carriage Trimming with neatness and
dispatch.
Shop over Weissert & Bolless ca riage estab-
I;shment. on 1gt street. Z0yl