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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-09-03
Cambridge Cattle Markst.---Aug. 81.
AMOUNT o. LIVE STOCK At MARKET.


And % Calves. a - = =
Prices Of Market Bc"f- Extra tI2 y 40 l211,
first quality 81 50 % " % second quality, 5000
40 % Ooi tbiri quality, - o. 1850
Prices OF : tore Cattle-wsrkinE OIeu,v pair
Mich Cows and Calves from 80, $50. Gas, s'S a
$40. 49, .Trs-. Z ..t.
three years old, &c 10 IS. 90
Prices Of sheep and Lambs-In lots, 81 %, 81 20.
~ 80 10 81 10 each extra. 81 rs a 81 %, or RON
90 70 Pm.
Spring Lambs, 81 % 20 81 90. |..
Veal Calves, s. o. 40 SIS.
Hides, gIc Y b. Tsliow,5 % 7Ic VD.
Lamb Skins. 50 "a 7Jc each sheared StIns, " ~
$50 each. Cali skins. ~ % 2Je Y n.
Prices Of Poultry-EItra, lei 10 90 prime, Isl
20 IecI good. NJ 40 1891 medium, i6i a IL poor
10 medium, f6c v n.
n B.-Besf-Extn and 1rst quality includes
nothing hat the best, fht. stslifef Oxen second
quality ineludss tbs best grass nd Oxen the lost
stali.fed cows and the best three year old steers
ordinary consists cf Bulls and the refuse 81 lots
Isheep-Extra includes Closets. and when thoss
Of an inferior quality are thrown out.
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CAUCUS.

The Republicans cf Keunebunk are requested to
meet al the TOWN HALL, Thursday evening, sept.
9, 1859, for the purpose of nominating Candidate
for town representative.
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Tho most Wonderful Remarkable, and Hitracrd,;
nary perrousges ever s~eu on earth In any ago of
the world--2 heads, arm, legS, With bal body.
Talks, sinsz, eats and drinks with both hss.. rs.
~ Open from 10 I, and 10 W. W. rsn"'m
sRcc every ~ minatss.
=. ADNdISsIO1J, 90 CT6.
- Children under 10 yn.. IS ct.
.-,vu go, d n. Pnrsoorr, Manager.
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Coon Apyscx.-Los our possession. b what thsy
may marble pslscss. broad lands, magnmn 90
inths balance aeainst Heavens great booo HkALTH
md they cannot b enjoyed without 70. And yse
how little y " yalssd, and howcsrslesiy grsssrvsd
nifty. Night rsvslry isIHies living .inSEylsfi.y
Of meals, and disordsrsd sppstits, vin gruds.ily
destroy the power and sctiSity Of ths stomseh@
ease q late suppey, md stss In he morning with
kssdasks, los ef sppsdts Ealing languid and unfy
ffcshed There can be no medical remedy that viii
tum Iced Into bod, OF polsond drinks Into nutri.
exhausted fluids, md % . great extsnt couvct Tho
effects Of dsease. In al cAscs such - the sboye, No
recommend PLANTATION BirrKRs, You VII Ind
ious tonic and appetizer.
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Sf,ert0l Notices.
TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.

The inhabitants Of the Co. Of York who support
Hon. N. q. IIichborn for Governor, and eDderc the
resolutions adopted by The Stats Tsmpssanes Con
vention held IN Portland June 18th, 1863, are re-
In Bdieford, on Monday, sept. 6, NJ s'elock y. NJ
20 nominate the following candidates., yis sens-
tors, County Commissioner, and County Treaurer.
~ All temperance men. without regard ~ for-
n,er POLITICAL alliances, are Invited On afl~nd. ~
- - ID. y. HAMILTON,
lwI Btatc TEN. Con. Cor York Go.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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Don PIATT. of the Cincinnati Commercial,
says: my friend and former comradc the
"lIon. Lafayette Hoge, NJ c., who went to
"Sonth Carolina with q haversack and re-
"tnrncd with cnrpct-bog, elected bya ma
'Jority Of three thousand against him, re-
''quested me to see the Hon. VIM Spraguc,
touching certain interests OF said State,
"where the Hon. William S. holds large real
'cstatc. .
''The senator disposed of the proposition I
carried from the immortal State of South
Carolina in few words, running over with
practical common sense" Nothing more
Columbia Canal, according to Sprague,
gOod-bye!
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The Press OF tho South.

Tho South has quito enough newspapers.
lndeed, 1t may be questioned whether it has
not already more OF them than, with it's pre-
sent population, il can fuirly support, What
wo do want is that the papers that We have
Should DO stronger in resources and circula-
ton, and better and more cntcrprisinn mr
dums OF popular Intelligence than they now
are Hence IL is always with satisfaction
that VIC see two of our contemporaries com,
bining their capital, influence and business,
TO torm single press, which must needs be,
IN power, ability and management, the supe-
rior OF either, while in the number of its
readers, the value Of its advertisements, and
tho amount OF its profits, it is likely 10 out
strip both. A notable instance of this kind
is furnished by the Louisville Gourter-.Jouy
mat, Which, uniting the strength of two rival
and well-cstablshod newspapers, has, in the
course OF twolvcmonth, become perhaps
the most powerful and profitable journal in
the Southwest. a similar consolidation has,
just occurred in Macon, The Journal anti
Messenger and The Telegraph having link
cd their fortunes, the combined issue to be
known MS The Telegraph and Messenger.
They were both able, popular md prosper
ous papers, and the combination, VIC arc
sure. will DO happy one aliko for readers,
advertisers and publishers
Tho outlay required to sustain gool
daily newspaper, nowadays, is immense; +;
and i'll NIL cases where tho income is made
quate or prccarious. proprictors would do IL
sensible thing to club their means, abilities
and hopes In q common venture
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In Brooklyn, N Y, on tho occasion OF q sermon
by Elder Theodore Curtis, Of Salt Lako City, who
arrived ON Saturday night. Tho Now York 'rirncs
says: "Many OF those present wore youny and
handsome Welsh girls, besides n number or mr..
sons who had just come from England and who
arc waiting hero for an opportunity to pursue
thcir Journey to the valley or tho mountaiRs'
Filler Potts, an Engshipan, ami tho presiding
officer, received The brethren anu sisters as they
entered, and TO each extended u cordial welcome
conducting the women To seats In the body of
thf church, and the elders, or whom there were
more than score, TO seats upon y raised dns, on
which was also The recalling desk. Previous to the
ccrnon the communion was administered, brcad
ana wafer bcing used, ami the congregation
singing ali the while their peculiar religious songs
Elder Curtis afterwards delivered sermon in dc.
fence OF poiygamy."
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Tbe GbafleS5oa, Aewg.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER is, 1860.
To Our Friends in the Country-In-
duccnicnts To New Subscribers.

We desire, II possible, 10 make THE NEWS,
Dhfch Is already ,ctth0m exception the cheapest
newspaper In ne South, regular uiSit0r il,
eue,V ,ceN regulated household in this and ne
adjoining States. lis an iHtfucemcnt to The pfahf-
ers to subscribe TO TIE NEWS dcj0re The erpi,N-
tion or The present year, are hare arranged ,rith
Aess's. Walker, EcanS &C C0gS,ccll, the publish
e's ofthe RURAL CARoLINIAS, TO supply that nc,n
and superb agricultural magazine, together ,cith
TIE NEWS, to all neto subscribers, at the JoVo,o-
ting very iot1 rates:
TIE DAILY NEWS ana the RURAL CAloLISIAS,
one year, for sic dollars ana mn cents.
THE TnI-WEERLY NEWS ana the RURAL CARO-
LINIAN, one year, Jor Jour dollars.
Subscriptions to he too publications may DC
sent either to the pr0prictors or TIE NEWS, or to
the prOprietOrS or ue RURAL CARoLINIAN. But
persons slesf'in9 to dcaH themselves or this t,gtr
must DO so beJ0re tha FIRST Of January neEt, as
the arrangement toW not be extended beyond
that period.
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STATEMENT Op ACCOUNT.

TnB Quarterly Rcciem, in its article on
tho Byron Mystery. omitted only one thing
which would have rendered tho contradc-
ton of Mrs. Stowe complete. That one
thing is now supplied in second edition of
The Rcoie,o, from which VIC learn that the
charge which Mrs. Stowe represents Lady
Byron 10 have made was ''namcd by Lord
'Broughton, and distinctly disclaimcd by
"Alr Wilmot Horton on behalf Of Lord BY
''ron." The conclusion arrived at by the
reviewer is, that 'if we assume the charge
'to be false, we at all events clear Mrs.
'Lesh. But if the charge was well found
''cd, or even If Lady Byron believed it 10 be
t'wci founded, We do not clear her. She
''still stands self-convicted OF prolonged
''coursc of discrimination and hypocrisy,
(which is more likely TO mako angels weep
ethan hail her spotless member of the
'cloir."
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Now, If there had only heen Scott, and
Hubbard, and constabulary, armed with
Winchester rifles, in Dacotah Territory, Gov
crnor McDougall would not have been driven
across the border. The fugitive Governor
Is calling for troops, and VIC suggest that
Ellis Exccllcncy." with Hubbard and all his
men, bundle OFF oL onca TO The fur North
west. ellis Excclcncy" has made money.
and, Judging by his big words. sighs for
martial glory. We will take the bravo Nc
DouSall, ''unsight unseen," nor fear to lose
by the change
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TIE people OF Sumter condemn the action
OF tho men who burned out dealer In seed
cotton, but want to know why 'His Excel
'lcncy" does not offer rewards for the ap-
prehcnsion OF those who burn down the
barns and ginhouscs o! persons who are
not Radicals. Does the Governor regard
the offence as - breaking Of the law, or as
sin against the Radical party? The home
less and cOttOnlcss want to know.
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Notices lit Bankrnptrn.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ort0Ucr Term, 1860.-ln the matter OF PETER y.
pALMER, OF 8. Johns Berkeley, Iiankrupt.-Pcti-
ordered. that hearing be had on the 81 day of
December, A. ID. 1900, mt tho Federal Courthouse
IN Columbia, =. c.. and TINT nll Creditors, &C.. OF
said bankrupt appear Mt said tIIne and place. and
show cause, f any they can, why tho prayer OF
tho Petitioner should not he granted.
by order OF tho Court, The 10th day OF November
a, u. 1869. DANIEL IIORLBECK
Clerk OF the District Court OF the United States,
for South Carolina. nOylI th3
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The Bank of Charleston.

We are authorized to say that tho surplus
fund OF the Bank of Charleston, after pro
riding for all Liabilities, amounts TO 1921, 400,
the securities held by the bank being valued
at The prices of the day. The surplus, rs
above stated, is equal to S25 share on the
capital of the bank. An official statement
of the affairs of the bank is about TO be
made to the Comptrollcr-G General
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TIE Convention OF tic Di trict curylvors'
Association 4 the state held or tho pur-
pose OF orSnnizin state Association will
convene in the South .arolina Hall, at l
O'Clock today. II is expected That at east
onc-half of tho tatc will DO represented
by regular Delegates.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

ACCORDING to the proclamations of Presi-
dent Grant and Governor Scott, to-day is to
bc observed as thanksgiving day. TIE
NEWS will, Of course, bo published as usual
tomorrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

OUR Sumter correspondent speaks with
deep feeling OF the Stealing Of cotton by me-
grocs in Sumtar County. This eternal theft
Is as injurious to the honest negro as TO tho
white man. We shall sec whether The Gen.
eral Assembly will do anything TO save our
psoplo from tho dcpredations OF the mid
night robber
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WE print this morning frank, temperate
and sensible letter from tho Hon. w. S.
llencrey, upon the relations OF labor and
capital.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-18

LNLORIDA LAND FOR SALE. A
II valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres In Ma
ron county, Florida, IL offered at private sale,
about one half cleared and under cultivation;
nnrt best hammock. This Plantation is one of
the most desirable In the State; IL very rroiuc-
1.-Two for Cotton, Rice. Corn, Sugar, Vegetables
&C.; also lne fnr Oranges AMI other Frnits; IL
located In ono Of tho hcnlthcst and most plea
SAINT ncighh0rh0os In lhc State, being convent.
ent to railroads. churches, &c. Apply TO A. Is.
MulLiGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf. Charlcst0R,' 4. G. noyI2
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@omeatio,rnl.

NIGHT TSOHOOL.-TIIESU SUBSCRIBERS
IN NIGHT SCHOOL. has been opened I'm the
l,ulldlng OF the Catholic ParOchial School, On
Broad street. hny further applications miiy Lc
lie Chapel.
noyl6 tuths3 JOHN CANNON.
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UaiIorins, &sr.
n ORB UNI &c JURS,
MERCHANT TAII.ORS,

IIayo removed To Ma. 14f KING street, lvo Ioors
below Their former sinnd, where they VIII be
pleased tO SEQ thcir former patrons and friends
and the public generally.
Mr. Jnrs has iiist returned from the North with
y large nn l well selected stock OF FOREIGN ana
DoIncatic Cloths, beavers, Coatings, Docslins
Caasmcros and ycstlnsB.
ALSO,
fnc assortment Of Gonte Furnishing Goods
which will he sod ut u very small profit
Ientlcinan In want 0f my 0f tho above art,clcs
Will do VOL to call before purchasing elsewhcre
oCtl1 NTH Ei, .tFI s..sf =. : -'" /
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gano for GaIe.

T AND FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG
IL COUNTY, S. C-Tho valuable PLANTATION
OF the late John H. PRESLEY, containing about 1000
acres, situated In the IndiantOwn neghborhood i'm
miles or water communication. There are near
five hundred acres lnclosed and under cuItIya-
and well adapted to turpentinc. The place oilers
Inc facilities for stock raising, as the pasture Is
abundant both winter and summer. The dwell
Ing Is painted, In complete order, contains nine
conmodious rooms and extensive piazxas All
out6nildings necessary for a cotton farm, In good
repair and comfortable quarters for twenty Ia
borcrs. This valuable place VIII be sold chcap lr
disposed OF before tho 10Th December. Parties
desiring to purchase will apply to me In person at
lndiantown, or by mail, Kfngstree, &. G.
JAMES MCCUTCHEN,
nOVlO Dl2SC8 Agent for Executors.
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Eost an0 fonno.

T OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
IL have lost anything, make IL known 10 the
public through this column. The rate for twenty
words or less, each insertion, Is 25 cents il paid
In advance.
II OST, ON VANDERlIORST OR RUT-
~ LEDGE STREET, Lady's Enameed Gold
Watch and Chain. The finder will please leave il
at No kutlcdge street, ana suitable reward
Will bc given. nOyI8
EOUND, ON SATURDAY NIGHT. IN
y Meeting street, q gold watch and chain. Tie
owner OWL can Obtain the same by paying expenses
"Hu applying NJ THE NEWS onlce. n0v15
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THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCEs: :, OF ioR
TON SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES. AS WHOLESALE DEALERS,
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER Busi.
NESS, AND ARR NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
| OTHER DEALERS FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING;
STOVES AT CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE SOME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH.
OUT THE AID OF CIIIAINEYs IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
PRICE-HAvE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS. THOUGH BUT A SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRIcK. WORK TO sRT
THEM UP.
TIE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
cAsTIRoN AIR-TIGIiTS. RUssIA-IRoN AIR
TIGHTS. sIXPLATE OR BOX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
wM. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET,
CHARLESTON s. c..
ANNED TIN WARE
AT WHOLESALE
VIM. sH E ERD CO.,
No. "a HAYNE sTREET
CTAM MPED TIN-W ARE
AT WHOLESALE.
WIN. EPHERD CO.,
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
E'RENCH RETINNED IRON WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
VIM. EPHERD & CO..
No. "a HAYNE STREET.
RELL VILE COPPER
ROL LING MILLS.
AGENTS IN CHARLESTON:
VIM. SH HEPU HERD g. CO..
No. 81 HAYNE STREET.
financial.
M A N II E D.
Grecnvile and Columbia Railroad Guaranteed
BONDS.
Grecnyilc and Columbia Railroad Guaranteed
Coupons. Apply to JAMES ii. WILSON,
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Amnmlncnis.

TIL Il MA SONIC FAIR,
Under the authority and approval OF the III. w.
GRAND LODGE and NJ. Il. GRAND ROYAL ARCH
CHAPTER OF tho State OF South Carolina, will
open THIS DAY, at O'Clock, and continue open
until O'Clock p. NJ; will reopen ut O'Clock and
close at IL O'Clock 7. NJ.
On THURSDAY, the 18th instant, the FAIR will
be onch at l2 O'Clock NJ, and continue omen until
IL o'clock p. M.
Contributions TO the Rcfrcshment and other tn.
blcs will be gratefully received ami acknow-
lodged.
The lower Saloon will bc opened every night, ut
10 O'Clock, for Cotllon and Quadrille PARTIES un-
der the management and direction Of the officers
OF La Candcnr AMI Waihalla Lodges, and a fine
String Band will be in attendance.
Arrangements have been made To transmit
kilograms from the Hall to all parts OF the United
States, OF by. cable TO Europe.
Teicgraphic reports or the cotton, gold and pro-
vision markets Gun he procured ut the Telegraph
0nlccs in the Hall every evening.
EXECUTIVE oPRIcRRs.
W. a: T. sMYTuE, 7. H., President OF the Asso
W. z. %. 0AkEs. i. NJ, vicc.PrcsiIent.
W. s. THOMAS, Jr, =. NJ, Chairman OF Com mit.ec
OF Arrangements.
llro. 4. L. BROWN, Secretary.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
IIro. s. II. RoDGEI.s. l.. f.. BHDrOup
Bro. w. l.. KING. J. ". PgTHRSES
Price OF Admission to the Fair, - cents: chill
drcn under IA years Of age, l5 cents. Season
Tickets 81.
Admission TO Rail Room, one gentleman anu
two ladies', SO cents. Tickets can be obtained Mt
the Hotels, jcwclrJ and Book Stores, ut the Hall,
and Of the Secretary, ut his place OF business No.
n IIaJne street.
8b-Thc Street Railway Company have very
kindly consented to allow their cnrs to await the
closing OF the Fair, each evening, for the accom-.
modntion OF the visitors. poy1s
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A Radical Miigi gistratc.

One OF Governor SCOTS magistrates in
Marion County has issued the following
choice document:
Slate Of South Carolina
County OF Marion
wharas Complain has
bean made unto me BY Jack Lane that Chals
Taylor Is In dcbtcd to tho said Jack Lane and
others in tho snm OF Eighty dollars with in
trust from the date OF the subscription unto
this day
TO any Lawful officer WI ar Commanded to sum
ons the said Charles taylor hy I.cavcing a Cop
ny of This with tho said Chacs taylor or I.cvc-
ing the same at his hous TO appcarbntor mc or
snlnothcr Lawful Magistrate of the said Conn
ty To anscr to plce Of debt prcicrd by Jack
Lane given under my hand and seal
this the rs day of OCT 1869
W w Tucker Magistrate
STATEMENT 0p ACCOUNT.
Charles taylor to Jack Lane and others
DIR
services performed Dcbcbting thefls so
with intrust from the date of subcrption
Cost 33$
Tho South Carolina Radicals are not
strong on spelling. And if their morals are
only rs bad as their grammar !
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DRINTlNG PRESS FOR SALE AT a
Il GREAT BARGAlN.-Onc small Cylinder TAY-
LOt PRESS in complete repnir. 1t las been but
little nsed, and Is sold simply because the present
owner has no use for IT, The slzc or the bed OF
the Press Is forty-four by tlfty-eighl inches. Said
Press VIII he sold u, great bargain II applied for
Mt once, as the room IL occupies Is wanted for
other purposes. Addresses Box No. 3705 New York
POStoiiicc. scntao
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VIZ NJ. LA VITO n

FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 10 BOYCRis WHARF.
Extra Heavy Sea Island BAGGiNG AND TIyINE
Tor sale. Advances made on Produce In hand.
auy25 thstu
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Go Rent.

kINO RENT, PART OF A HOUSE SIT
L uhrEn IN the central part OF the city. Ap.
ply at this Office. noyI8 A.
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WAN'rED, a YOUNG COLORED WO-
W. MAN to do Cooking AMI IIouscwork for
Small family. Apply nj No. II Felix street.
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NTANTED IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD
wv female COOk also IL Girl To do houscworE
required. Apply ut No. 1870
Meeting street. uoyIT Q.
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EOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
DENCE. No. rs South BAY. Apply to ROE
ERT BEE, No. 3 hdgcr's Wharf. oct2S IN
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Gor Galc.

Deal ESTATE OR PERSONAL. PRO
1O PElSrf Of amy kind may he ndvdf bed for
sale In ihla column, nt the rate OF a5 N9hts for
advance.
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mants.

INFANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
NY made known to everybody Ia this column
W INC rate or 2j cents for twenty words or less,
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w that Jon PRINTING OF aIl kinds, plain
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nv ~ y II L y To BUY OR RENT, a
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IA sell the American KNITTING MACHINE.
the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
tnvcnHd. Price SIS. Will knit 90 600 stitches
Company. BOSTON, Mass, c. ST. Louis, Mo.
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