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VILLAow. WALKER COUNTY Ga, I
June %. 1866.

DIR. John Bull-Dear Sir: have recently given
your "Worn Destroyer several trials, and find it
wonderfully eficacious. 1t has not failed in single
instance to have the wished for effect l hm doing
pretty large country practice, and have daily
for some article ofthe kind am free tocoIfess that
know no remedy recommended by the ablest
thors that is certain aud speedy in its effects On
the contrary they uncertain In the extreme. My
object in writing you is TO find out upon what terms
l can get the medicine directly from you. If can
get upon easy terms, shall tse great deal Of it,
am aware that the Of such articles is contra. y
10 the teachings and practice Of great majority Of
the regular line of NJ D's but see no just or
good senso in dscardng remedy witch We know
to be efficient simply because may be ignorant Of
its combination. For hay part to all make i rule to
use all and any means, to eviate suffering humanity
which may be abb to eommand-not heSitating be-
cause some more ingenious than myselfmay have
learned te effects first and secured that knowledge.
However, am by means an advocate or support
err ofthe thousands of worthless nostrums that Hood
the country that purport to cure oil manner of disea
SEES 70 Which human flesh Ia heir Please reply ssOn
and ,pform of your best terms am sir, most
- JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ ID.
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Glte slgarletta 5(uusnal.
/ Marietta, Georgia.
.e3si - T7ae2e- ~ ast
-saa ySsrpd st- Es7
Friday Morning MARCH 4 ?, 60
. ? ,,11 80. The Temperance Society.

49,, Zee, TIKI. Temperance Society.
OH last Nio,ly ight there was held at the Pres
byterian Church, a meeting Of the ctizenscf Mari
eta, in behalf Of the cause Of Temperance. Mr..
VIM King w as cstiied to The esir ana, MIR Il
4srIee, requested sto act ~ sdcretqry. Prayer by
Rev, D. L, Blttdph. E.Mr. WIN. L Mansfield aad
others, addressed the audience in spirited, touch
ing and forcble manner and the result viii be the
Accomplishment of much good.
ssI4e eatse Of Temperance is one Which should not
remain in state of inactivity o. Looked upon with
indifference Bat we donot doubt but what there are
i'm midst some who eer at and believe not in the
ineb,iates reform out let those who do feel an in
tercst nthe matter all the INFLUENCE and energy
they can commppa i,..stopbing thsrnpd progress of
siis moral leprosy, this plague spot on soul and
body. - e
The next meeting will be held on Thursday night,
the 15thinstant, at the Presbyterian Church, and ii
is to be hsaal that the attendance will be unusually
large Citizens of Marietta, male and female, old
and yOnng, we earnestly aud solicit your pres
oncc on this occasion.
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newspaper, in year, is worth quarter 5
schooling to child, and every father must consider
that substantial information is connected with this
advancement. How many parents who refuse or
neglect to take into thel family sound live news
paper, and never spent twenty dollars in books o.
any kind for their families, would gladly have given
thousands of dollars to reclaim a son or daughter
who had ignorantly and tboughtessly fallen into
temptation.
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history REPEATS ITSELF.
A SHORT CHAPTER FROM ANCIENT AND
MODERN HISTORY.


MODERN HISTORY.
We read, says the Federal Union; in
the fourth chapter of the book of Daniel,
that on a certain day, Nebuchudnezzar,
tho old carPet-bag King of Babylon,
whilst ~ al ipg.in- his palace, INDUCED
in the following strain ofSfying braga-
docia as not this great Baby lon that
havo built for the house of the Kingdom
by the might of my power, and for the
homer of my majesty"
This was all an infamous lie; the
carpet-bag King had only done wind
work. He had employed some of the
KimbalIs of Babylon to build his opera
houses, his gambling saloons, his cafes,
his drinking saloons, his dormitories,
&C., SC. !. but he had taken the money
to pay for all of these fine things from
the people. sIt:was out ,5-nf their hard
earnings that the Babs1asiair1 a{imballs
had been paid, and the Almighty to pun
ish such lying. impotence. in a moment
changed him into Bullock and turned
him out to grass.
when the Legislature met in January
the carpet-bag King of Georgia said to
themin substance: "1s not this kim
ba!l's Great Opera House, which I, and
the people of Atlanta, built for the State
House Of Georgia, by the might of our
own money, and for the honor of Allan
tai But Iike-th Boosting Of the King
of Babylon, this was all false. The
Kimbalis had again been paid out of the
peoples nancy, taken without their CON
sent; and Che Sentence of all. the people
of Georgia is, that the 'carpot-bag king
and his opera house be turned out to
grass.
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w. S. RrcElfresh q Go,

These gentlemen, SO well known in our oommani-
ty as men of industry, energy and perseverance,
combined with alif5 time experience, are fully pre-
pared to do all kinds of wood work CONNECTED with
their business in satisfactory and pleasing manner
They are the best of mechanics and it will be to the
interest Of those wanting work done to favor them
with trial See advertisement.
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JUST RECEIVED AND TO ARRIVE.

JUST RECEIVED AND TO ARRIVE.
A FRESH LOT GLADES BUTTER.
Cove Oysters, Devled Ham,
Mess & No. l & 2 Mackerel,
Sardines and Maccarony.
Fresh Canned and Kit Salmon,
Dublin Porter and Bass Pale Ale,
French Brandy Vintage 1856,
Madeira Wine,
Ginger Cordial,
Lemon Syrup,
Ginger Preserves,
Chocolate, Coaco, and Brama,
Tcas-Ehglish Breakfast and japan,
Gunpowder and young Hyson,
Cheese and star Hams,
Crackers-Soda, Mushroom, Pic Mic
and Water with good supply,
Persons wishing an of these articles,
pIese call and see for themselves before
purchasing.
- A. GREEN.
Dec. %, 1868.
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Agricultural Progress.

We see it all around us-everywhere. The
Flowing is deeper and more thorough than ON
lands were ever before subjected to, and the demand
for and the application of fertilizers are unexampled
among our farmers The results bound to be, in
creased production-increase of agricultural wealth
material, industrial, social and moral improve
ment. Thenobest occupation OF man-agricqlture
lis abqat to bdc6ns msengus'anokonlX.th$ mss
useful but the most honorable and profitable Of all
the pursuits of life. Let continue to learn and
woodwork and learn-and we will bequeath It
our children, the happest heritage on EARTH
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VIM. Root & Sons Column.
DR.. JOIN BULBS
REAT REM EDl e s.
Authentic Documents
ARKANSAS HEARD FROM.
Testimony Medical Men.

q Stony Point, White Co., Ark, May %. 1866.
DR. JOHN BULL Dear Sir: Last February was
in Louisville purchaaing drugs and l got some of
your Sarsaparilla and Cedron Ritters
NV son ia law who was with me in the store, has
been down with the rheumatism for some Time com
menced ON the Bitters, and soon found his general
health improved
DR., Gist who has been in bad health tried them,
he also improved
DIR Coffee who has been in bad health for several
years--stomdch and liver affected-he improved very
much by the use of your Biters. Indeed the Cedron
Biters has given you great popularity in this settle
ment. think could sell a great quantity Of your
medicines tLls All-especally Of your Cedron Bters
and Sarsaparilla. Ship mo via Memphis, care oil
Rocket and Nicely.
~ Respectfully.
~ .e.. CD. WALKER.
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An Important Consideration,

DR.. TUFTS Liver Pills are PURELY Yf.GETA-
BILE and are adapted to young and old male and fe-
lnale and nsaybetalSen times without restraint
ofoccupatiqn Without change of living Ayhout dict
and without the fear of taking Geld during al! kinds
If weather, and in all climates; THEY CONTAIN
NO MERCURY.
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DROMGOOLE g. cos
EXTRACT BEARBERRY, CUBEB5 AND
RUCHU FOR TIE KIDNEYS.

For all affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder
whether affecting old or young, male or female for
gravel urinary deposits Of al kinds, retention Of
urine, frequent inelaiaiion aud pain in urinating
pain in small Of The back and all those troublesome
symptoms arising from excuses otherwise can be
cured by using this medical compound. Large Bot
ties 81.
Sold in Marietta, Ga, by
VIM. ROOT g. SONS,
and L. 7. BRUMBY & SONS.
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B ull's Sarsaparilla.
GOOD REASON FOR THE CAP
Pm TAIN'S FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother.

BENTON BARRACKS, Co,
April 30, LEGS,
Dr. JOHN RULLe-Dear Sir: Knowing the eff
cheney Of your Sarsaparilla and the healing and bene
ficalIquaties it possesses, send you the following
statement Of my case.
was wounded about two years ago-was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved so often my wounds have not healed yet 1
have not sat up a moment since was wounded /
am shot through the hips My general health IL
impaired. and need something to assist nature. !
have more faith in your Sarsaparilla than in any
thing else. wish that that is genuine. Please ax.
press me half dozen bottles, aud ohi:::te
' CAPT. G. T. JOHNSON,
T -Ee St. Louis, Mo.
P.:S.-Ths following was written April, 20, 1866.
by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother of Capt. johnson.
DIR. BUIL--Dear Sir: My husband DIR. G. 8.
johnson, was skillful surgeon and physician in
Central New York, where he died. leaving the above
G., II johnson to my care. At thirteen years Of age
he had a chronic diarrhea and scrofua, for which
gavd him your Safsaparia. IT CURED HIM.
have for ten years recommended 1t to many in New
York Ohio and Iowa, for scrofula fever sOrep. and
gee,traI debility. Perfect has attended it,.
The cure affected in OF scrofu'a and fever
sores were almost miraculous. ] am very anxiCus
for y son to again have recourse to your Sarsaparl
Ia He IL fearful of getting spurious article, hence
his writing to you for it. is wounds were terrikIs
but believe be will recover.
Respectfully.
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BULLS WORN DESTROYER.
To my United States and World Vide
Readers.

Ihhve received many testimonials from profess
i0tas Andsmedieal men, as my almanacs and various
publications have shown, all Of which are genuine.
The following letter from a highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia, is certainly one of the
NEST sensible communications have received.
Dr. Clement knows exactly what he speaks OF, and
his testimony deserves be written in letters of gold
Hear what tho Doctor says Of BULLS WORM
DESTRQYERl
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Intari,al Revanue Tag Notice.

Mr. S. T. Anderson the Assistant Assessor of
Internal Revenue for this County and others gives
notice in another column for all persons to make
their Income returns before the '25th of March
To those interested, promptncss will save them
ynni,ey 81 #
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SCOTS Monthly Magazine.

For Marchhas a very attractive Table of Con
tents. 1.-THE Mystery of Cedar Bay'-''The Mil
of God7-HThe war and the Future There is no
Godbut God'-and many other articles. Terms 81
annum Address Phillips & Crew, Atlanta, Geo.
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The Marulaud Farmer.

For March is before us and we can only notice that
its list of contents embraces variety OF articles
highly interesting to the farmer especially at this
season. There is no valuable aid to the farmer
than this Magazine.
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DRoMGooLE & CO.'S.
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what He Should Do !

When you see a man on a moonlight night trying
20 convince his shadow ihatiti is improper to-foow
a gsntrman5yausmay be sure it is high time for
him to jsin temperance society.
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DROMGOOLE & cos
A mygdaIine PICTORIAL.

scientific preparation for Coughs, Colds, Scr
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Commercial Intelligence.
MARIETTA MARKET

Friday, March 12th.-Cotton ut 25A,
Virginia Salt per sack $2.30.
Dried Peaches dull at Sa9 for bright.
RETAIL PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
NEH MUSIC.

william Hall q Son have published han1-
.ons folio edition of the piano and vocal score OF ~
line" which to DO produced tns week AT 'no
,,S,sc II contalus all the musie of the opera
Among tho recent publications Of sheet music
received frorn Ditson Co., Campanas yer anu
o, both Of them excellent and popular songs Aenuoi
nohn's The Shepherds Lay tlorgengrtSs' win EnsnsI
and German words; TeAbiHg GHd Cod ra'ner uisi,"
nerenade by G. Lnder; Non GiOrG Sosp'ra rOnanba w
Douizett Lore ne flgrt, weak song oy JACQUES Di'
menthsl good ChaRsOn bOrc for piano, ny r.
- t,vc bnlero for piano entitled Les MuleierS De Cas-
tu. NV Felix Godefroid; well-arranged waltz from
suroe's Pot and Peasant by L. Schubert; La Cloche'te
Bhe pretty mazurka by Oh. Fontainei pleasant but
rather antastioai transcription OF Lands fsVorte mel
dy UOiseau n Desert by f. L. Hime; the CdsIeQ1tete
Wals a commonplace affair, by Charles Ccote Iarun-
teIla HaldEa by Charles Wells; Eeenins Be'ts piano
niece nv Gustav Iangc; and n ROtrtvpO by T. Silas.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will find 1t to their interest TO advertise ia THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that any other news
paper, and In addition to this advantage TIE tribune
will be found, not only In NewYork and all it, cities and
Villages but In every State aud Territory throughout tho
Umon The advertisement should DO as brief as will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 20 tho
reader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals I'm every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 20 reports OF saes OF real estate both m city
and country, thus adding greatly value OF It's col
umns rs All advertising medium The charges for a,lycr
tisug follows: DAILY TRIBUNE Is cents per line
for each InsertiOn WEEKLY TRIBUNE g per llne sEM
WEEKLY Tribune 25 cents per line About ten words of
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
OTBLIC SALE of thc CONTINENTAL no
TRUSTEE's SALE
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OA Decree Of the Ccat Court for Kss County sbgn
WEDNESDAY. the 26th Of May. 1863,
aspe. fTs1 HSa.s s sss.a Kent coy MrH ooTg
w WSSsp hi sIaSkSfoS s s AMI Iasd 10 the Fiss Eeeos
District Of said County the pubhe rad leading from sahs
No T. iuo 50 as the HOME PIRM" sUNSYsIDE eOutaiD. s
i6d highly npIo,sl tr. ksa cSaay The sAss a
and detached from prop uner excellent cultivation well
improved vel wserd and sh good go ant raj eaesE M rs. .lr.s
and Soc AgPs Orchard tan eanSs re .1 sao asv , .
the post village Of ssa the public road leading IRON Saaa "a
s1: S5o,i SS'S s.S, S a ~. ] s aver % Sfss miles %
MaSe Cross Roads station 90 the DeSs hrlna o. we Hss
really MOS, desirable estate .aS !. . ,s ra. SssS ' &
nj thirty and sghbOhOeds ia eSus II 'h'uh be seen to
NJ joseph Peaocl on the far take ples-S showing the
premises who call The nrsrsEes are tNos hns
The terms sse prescribed hs Decree 5000 cash
within thirty da ss Trustee ssd the balance IN
,qpa nssmen Of one three sar sss and III rsa
With sscany spD.Tsd Tsss bearing He.s FROM he lat %
No inoTu IS pAvrss INDUSTRY" eosD lt2 Of Land
more az, L % y SS @., % :Sa sa sn, c..S . sSs % 5
the 3eEhb'roSd the Home R,rn h.os o;y about % h,
leading rom s1sa Ns.c oTo,. Road. a'a hLSESn s"al
y miles from wil,oas Psis' sas5sas landing OF Tie
sa'.,as River and so miles S" s,'Is Cs ss 'soS $ %
weel David c. Baehsn. ESQ, an adjoining arm sll ials
me- are fstoy sslrT sld tss udisFs
sf presehed hT the Duete are S50 eia,
discretion Of the Trustee and Voc hssee
equal annual aHd nrre ron The y oi
sale be secured ey e bond OF tbe purchaser
approved By the Trustee bearing Interest rom h JahA
Ina -
No known a. ADVENTURE BUILDINGS csstans 2s q
LAND more the shavderbcd property Aboat
no arabic the balance being tHeer The oa
be- mace hrste i
the fuoRg tolerab sma peach ani apple orchard Three
Of and the distance on
The Delaware baEch Of the hea
County yards II this Cahyehestts -
churches George vll show . 20 ess
call The improvements tsOsry Fame DHBLLiAo'
With oahuih1ngs u ordnsrr repair -.
THB TERMS or SALE pescnhei bv the decree SLOW
within 70 dereEou " she Trustee and be
annual and three from the day of
credit payments be secured b. boHd Of tbe purchaser,
aeeHy approved the bersg Interest from The let Si
January. 1870
Che graveyard tae HsHe Par and the right Of and
There Ni he reTyed two os Of
on each in toe woodland -.
Possession given the ls DAY Of JanuaIy @
Costs % deds stAnp- he hT the purchasers plot
exhibited wbu the number of
be deEey Ascesued There will be POSITIVE SALE
10 all There da mail oa Ne~iork. Philadelphia a9t
Baltimore SssGaraS Can sa7s hlsdphn Htce dsy for MD
Eovn the Delaware Railroad SaOo distance from these
oflAnd.
I further information sppy to TIE uuee, vho viii eheeIfaJ
esAm sacats with the s1hiect
D. JAMES BLACKGSTON. Trustee
ChesteTtown, Ksat Co, Md.
X MILLER, AuiouesL
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IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE.
PROSPECT PARK AND VICINITY. EAST SBwYoRK WEST.
CHESTER
MoRNu wILKINs, AuctionesL

MONKS WILKINS AueiOnesL
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE. BY ORDER OF ADMINS
TRAITOR AND TRUSTEE or VALUABLE PROPERTY oS
PROSPECT PARK. FLATBCSH TURNPIKE AND CArHARtNE'
ST., VERNON AND BknFoRpA AyE&, PROSPECT, LOTT,
CLiSTON. FRANKLIN AND CLoyEsTS. FLATBUSH; CARL
TONAvR. DEAN. BERGEN, AND WiCkOFPSrS, BROOK
Lynn ALSO PROPERTY At BAST FBw- YORK AND JAMAICA,
LONG ISLAND AND DOBBS PERRY, WESfClBSTER co,
N Y. LAIB TIKI PROPERTY or JOHN A. WlLLlsk, ESQ
SALE TO DE- C0ErISUBD TILL Tng WHOLE rs DISPOSED oP
r H. LUDLOW Co. will ssll at aaciiOn wRDSEADAY May H.
1862 oecL at the Exchange SAe'rs0n. Trinity Bung No. III
USDER TIIE biRkCTIos or EDWARD wHrrEnoUSB ESQ
ADMi MiNISTRAruR AsD TRUSrkR, WIN TnB WILL AN
MIXED or JOHN A. WlLLlHk DECD:
PROSPECT PARK The formerly occupied BY John A. VII
nk snd several ofsad adjoining Prospect Park luoWn "Be
Hru,e' The desirable property ks Pk for geste
residence With ampe number Of Villa shade aad
ornamental trees and choice shrubs Of full gOwih
Al~n. small triangular plot the above.
PLATBuSH TURNPIKE AND CATHARlHBST--33 Lots situate
VERNON AND BRDFORD.AvEs. PROSPECT, LOTT. CLINTON.
FRANKLIN AND CLOVES rS6s hreons comprising about 20
AChBS situate above Streets te sEdeue VI the late Dr.
Adrian Yanlyrrr.r. FlAthush
CARLrOSATB DIAN AND BERGEN SITS 20 LOs shove
STREETS hsnE pat II PsrmeutleTs Garden, Brooklyn.
TlIHrfFOUR LOrN AT BASlANBW lORKfo1n Of New LottA
TlllRTl THREE LOTS AT JAMAICA. Lopg Island
FIVE LOTS AT bDBBS PERkl Wrstrb-strT Co, NsW.Yof
TERMS or sALk-CAsH.
MAPS The property and m particulars had the Oe Of the
AactioHseTs, No. Finest, or Of
EDWARD wHITBHOUSB Eso.
Administrator and Trustee. Ea 10 WlhsH-SI
JAMkS II. STORRS, ATTY aud Counsel
for Administrator and Trustee,
- al the once G hessrs storm Selgsiek
(H3n No. "a Walst
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
Sutton SaIts Of Stal 6statt.

A. J. BLEEcKER, Anetionerr
EXECUTORS SALE of HUDSON RIVE
IL PROPERTY DOBBS FBRRY. BEING THE RBSlDBHt 3
AND ESTATE or THB LATB JAMES b. DAEPORTH. KNOWN
Az DRY BROOK"--A j. BLtkCKER, kON Co. viii sell al
iuop TUESDAY Nay H. 1892 at 10 0eiOc At the Exchange
salssrootn. No III BtoadwGT
This property comprising rs Of land will be offered IN
vng to IS Among Others the late residence Of
Mr. Danfph uth nary hAutiul complete place
with oosshbuses Erapers L well ated for Sumner and Winter
occupation Also drsrpb Eitb ID Of aBd
Tb, property beautiful views Of the HaoD River aad Sav
MI River valley within mile Of the railroad sAiSq Had steam
abfHg Dpbbs Ferry For and pacuars apply 90
EDMUED COFFIN No. n Cedarst (who will ssopaBv pceblss
premis-s) JOHN j. STORMS OF the
ibe property El DYhbs Ferry. SAMUEL r. Lyon, P..,S
JOHN J. STORMS, ! hAeoS"~
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
RraI Gstatt 10 6Ftbsndt.


T0 EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Long FARMS One OF 300 sl0Oooi of
$1,000; II 5 S6SOi uf 10 80 coo;
ElnO0i Of IS $1,000 Of 6O
Aso FOR EXCHANGE several other Farms 70 ksvJsr
sey Sss.Yotk s0d Couassueut rutland Co., No Beck
New York.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
y n ~
- "A" .RD PARK LOTS

- RUTHERPrs-,>o p,ov ,ors
- Closing sale ~ the COnlts Property.
III ~ A. HLEECKER, SON L Ca.
tel ~ nuouh on MONDAY, MAY u. II the premises tho
ufautu p'opr Al kuhr fui PARK belonging d. Curts aud
sd S, ,,o .,t plans a'd Tee pssscs Al No ~ Crdarst
~ "'ND'" NulHhmFUlD tAkA hOr>-tLOSlNG SALB OF
~ =. TIN CORD1S PROPERTY.
~ 1.-THE Morris aud Eer H. are breaking ground r their
.SA close 70 h. property and tho h@nr n. will be a. work
ON The propcTii. Bee MRy.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
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