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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-07-29

Detroit and milwaukee, Time
Table.
Going East. Going West
Leave Milwaukee, Engle- Leave Detroit 1000 a. nj i.
mans dock, at y. m. Arrive at Mil
every evening except wautee 400 a. IN.
Saturdays. Arrive at
Detroit 5:l5 D. M. See as.vt elsewhere
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Horse owners use Equine Remedies.
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Equine Remedies need no putting.
FOR N.aLE OHt KE.VT

ME subscriber. has for sale or rent on
u reasonable terms, house aud 8 lots
in the village of Lime Springs, Howard Co.
Iowa, in good location. For particulars
address, JOEL E. JONES.
30 If. p O Box SO, Cresco, Iowa.
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Observation-Disclosures.

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GROVER s. BAKERR,S
SEWING MACHINES.

The following are selected from
thousands Of testimonials of similar
character, as expressing the reasons
for the preference for the GROVER &
BAKER Machines over all others.
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The Reliable.


We still continue to furnish the old Relia-
BILE, Of large size only, cutting six feet wide.
It is adopted for farmers who wish to have
separate reaper that will de big days
work, and that can be relied on in every
emergency ,uo
As evidence Of truth. of our statements,
we are as usual willing to give our machines
on free trial with any others--the farmer
agreeing to keep and pay for the one he
prefers after trial. ~
For sale by -$& ~
w. F. Daniels s. Co., Glen Roy,
Iowa.
Capt. j. Nc Knight, Leroy MINI.
A. D WRIGHT, Travelling Agent. p.
o. Address, Cresco, Howard Co. Iowa
1I-22-tf.
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work in the United States, Of the same
magnitude, has been prosecuted with
greater success. than has tho Insane Asy-
lum of West Virginia. DR.. Hills under
stads his business perfectly, and spends
at least fourteen hours out of the twenty
four in service to the work ofthe building.
Mr.. Bailey is on the work daily deyoiing
several hours to its interest. They knos
every man and see that ull do their duty.
They treat the men kindly, and are in re-
turn highly respected and appreciated by
all good hands.
Permit me to make one more remark.
The writer Of this is Union Democrat, of
the jackson, Cass and Benton school.
Five out of six bosses in August were
Democrats; aad many of the stonc-cutters,
brick-layers and brick-makers are Demo-
Gratis, Catholics, Protestants, natives and
foreigners, all of whom expect to be dis
charged as soon as the work assigned them
is completed, and for that reason alone.
Respectfully ask you to publish this
hasty reply. in justice to DR.. H. and his
associates Of the Building Committee.
JusrIcl.
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LAND SALE.

ID Der term, 1863 in the Circuit Court of Up
shur County, in the cilnecry cause of William
9. Carper, Commissioner against Frederick Der
lin and George W. Berlin, the undersigned com.
missioner therein named for tho purpose, will on
the first day of the next October term, 1870, of
the Circuit Court Of said county, oaer for sale at
County for ready cash To the highest bidder. n
tract Of Hand containing about % acres said
land is situated in Upshur County, West Virginia,
on the waters of Trubics run, and is commonly
knownas the Bowyer mill property. For fnrth-
the decree in the clancsry cause of lIasclden &
Simpson VS.. Samuel Bowyer and others.
VIC. CAREER, Commissioner
So ptcmbcr IL, lS1o.--nili4
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GORGMspoMDNM
Our readers ,ciAJear in mind that re are
not responsible for The opinions Of our
eorespondents-o,r columns arc open
toaR.
A Reply.
WgsroY, September Il. 1870.

WESTON, September IL. 1870.
To TUE EDITOR OF TIE DEMocRAT:-
In yourissue of the 18th instant, COM
munication over the signature Of Labor
ing Irish Boy" does great injustice to
Dr.. Hills, the able and accomplished Su-
pcriuteudcnt of 'the Asylum of Weston"
Tie charges that himself and other, were
discharged from the work because they
we're Democrats, ''in the hope that they
would be compelled to seek livelihood
elsewhere. and that he CDR. H. would
prevent them from casting their votes for
the Democratic ticket, which means his
tho DOctor's) removal from the position
he now occupies &c.
Permit mo to say that | know this is
not true, and that there is no foundation
for it. There was general reduction of
forces about the last Of August. and this
was because the work on which the par
ties were employed was completed. For
instance, the limestone quarrymon were
discharged because enough stone had been
secured for the season; number of brick
yard hands were discharged because
enough bricks were made for the year.
And in like manner on other parts of the
work, men were no longer needed, and
DR.. Hills, and Messrs. Bailey and San
ford, his assistants, in justice to their duty
could not do less than discharge them.
They could not keep men employed mere
ly for the sake Of paying them wages for
the performance Of unnecessary work.
These are the causes for discharging
hands. That religion or politics has any
thing to do with it, am sure is charge
that cannot be sustained. If this were SO,
why employ such men as "Laboring Irish
Boy" or Democrats at all / know the
lists Of applicants for work were large,
from which could be selected the requisite
number at any time, without taking o
single Democrat, or an Irishman or other
foreigner, if DR.. II. and lis associates had
chosen SO to DO. Hands are taken as
they are needed and whenever their work
is done they arc discharged. Tho only
discrimination ever kuew to DO made
was in favor of such young men who were
fatherless, and whose mothers depended
upon them for support. Two or three
cases Of this sort occurred. If this is !
sin, then DR.. Hills and Messrs. Bale,
and Sanford arc guilty.
4 The whole work, in oil its departments
is conducted with view to economy
utility, comfort ind substantially. Anc
may add that so far this season, com
acnciug on the iss day Of April last, Ut
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WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA:
A T rules held in the clerks office Of the Cir
N cult Court OF Lewis County, on tho first
Monday in September, 1870:
Laughlins6 Bushfeld, Pefs In Chancery
rs. on Amended
JIG. Raldo's heir, dc, Dgs Bill.
The object of this suit is to enforce a Judgment
lien against the lands Of defendant Elizabeth
Waldo, held in her legal right, and also her
equitable right to tract of lanu purchased by
her of A, P. Go6, situate on the West Fork
river, in Lewis County, and happening by aft.
davit filed that defendants Charles Wheeler and
A. P. Golf are not residents Of the State of West
Virginia, 1t Is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after the FIRST publication
Of this order and do what is necessary protect
their interests in this suit. vHeas
ALLEN SIMPSON, Clerk.
GEO. J. ARNOLD, Plaintiff S Attorney.
September II, lsT0.-nllt4
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs

ITO the creditors of Michael Wagner, dc-
Il ceased:
In pursuance of q decree of The Circuit Court
of the County of Gilmcr, made in ntansc there
in pending, to subject the real estate Of The said
Michael Wagner, deceased, to payment of bis
debts.
Youare required to present your claimsngainsi
the said Michael Wagner, deceased, foradjudi-
cation to Nelson NJ. Bennett, Commissioner, at
his Office in said county, OF or before the 18th
day Of October, 1870.
Witness, Thomas ". Brahnon, clerk Of said
court, this 9th day Of September 1870.
T. NJ. BRANN0N, Clerk.
WV. r. Lively, Attorney.
September IL, S7O.-nll
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
sx1r-FlvE Flasr pal1E MEDALS AwAaDs

BALTIMORE, Nd.
These instruments have been before the Pub.
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Their
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Their
TOUCH
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IN wonKNASsnIP
they are unequalled, using none but the very
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ployed in our business enabling US to keep con-
tinurlly an immense stock Of lumber, &C., on
hand.
GS-All our Square Pianos have our New
Improved oyerstrung Scale and the Agraffi
Treble.
rsrwc would call special attention to oul
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Grands, Patented August II, 1866, which bring
the Piano nearer perfection that has yet beer
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Every Piano fully warranted for 5 Years
We have made arrangements for the Sol,
Wholesale Agency for the most celebrated Par
or Organs and Melodeous, which we offer
Wholesale and Retail, at Lowest Factory Prices
VA. KNABE & CO.,
Baltimore, Nd,
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" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 10
HOME AND NEIGHBoRnooD.

ADVERTISING AGENTS will please take notice
that The DEMOCRAT is but 2Ix34 riches in di-
menslons, and that there is no present intention
TO enlarge 1t. Our terms for advertising are
published conspicuously in every copy Of the
paper, and the demand upon our space is so ac-
tive, as TO justify US in declining any material
variation frora those lerms.
Furthermore, we work, rs earnestly MS ever
mortal worked, 10 do n cash business. Our
home people know the fact, and encourage us
in it. Their regular advertisements arc invari-
ably paid at the commencement Of each quarter.
Their transient advertisements are paid for
when ordered in. 1t will hardly be expec led OF
us that VIC shall extend TO strangers an indul-
gencc not asked by our friends and neighhors.
We will send 10 any advertising agency,
when requested to do so, n sample copy Of THE
DEMOCRAT, giving our terms explicitly, and
much trouble will lie saved both 10 them and
US, II they will forward no proposition to ad-
reriise unaccompanied by a negotiable draft to
pay for same at our regular rates. Il.
NEWSPAPER LAw.-Poslmasters are required
to give advice by letter when a subscriber does
not luke his paper from the Office; and give the
reason for il not being taken. Neglecting 10 do
so, makes the Postmaster responsible to the
publisher for payment.
"Aay person who takes the paperlregularly
from the post-ofice, whether he has subscribed
or not, is responsible for the payment of the
subscription.
"Any one ordering his paper discontinued
must pay all arrcarages, or The publisher may
continue to send it until payment is made,
and collect the whole amount, whether it is
taken from the office or not.
''Tlie Courts have decided sbat refusing to
take newspaper or a periodical from the Post
Office, or removing and leaving them uncallcd
for, is priina ficie evidence Of Intentional
fraud"
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To THE LADIES Tim DxxocRAr and

To THE LADIES TIM DxxocRlr and
Democrats Monthly Magazine for one year
for 81 90. Democratic Monthly Magazine
literally "runs over" with good things.
Beautiful poems. entertaining stories. in
stractiTe miscellany. artistic illustrations,
choice music, and the latest and most re-
liable information in regard to the pre-
vailing styles. Its, beyondquestion, the
bes. family periodical published.
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JANE LEW TOWNSHIP TICKET

EpIron DguocRsr:-In your issue
week before last saw an account of o
freshct on the Right Hand. FOrk'Of Cedar
Greek, it should have been tho Right
Hand Fork of Salt Lick. The food came
down in torrents, sweeping fences, corn,
wheat, oats, uproo,ing large trees, and
driving families from their houses. Such
flood las mover been known in this
country before. . BHAxrOs.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
JDRappana et1ers, eonpt.l

60
Robert Ceyner. u. Ereerr Ia chaneery
of Chiaian Coyner and
B others, defendants.
NHHE parties in the above named cause will
IL take notice that on the 9th day of October,
1910, at my Office in Buckhannon, Upshur
County, West Virginia, I win proceed to settle
and state the accounts Of the said Robert Coy
nor, Executor, according 10 law, and in parsn-
ance Of an order OF the Circuit Court Of Upshur
County, at its May term. 1869, and also an or
der Of said court at its May term, 1870, to-wit:
To ascertain and report the assets in the hands
Of the said executor belonging 10 said estate,
and also 10 ascertain the judgment liens and
debts remaining unpaid and outstanding against
said estate, and how they are due, whether by
liens or otherwise, and their respective priori-
ties; and also, 10 ascertain the sums
10 which the devisees named in the will Of
Christian Coyncr, deceased, are respectively en-.
titled under said willard also, how much, II
any, of the legacies to the legaiecs under the
said will, has been paid, respectively, 10 them
by fhc said executor.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of Az
gust, 1870. W. G. l.. T0TTEN,
NIL Commissioner Of said Couri
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Baltimore cattle MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, September Is.

'abii"Vhb, oSPtSmpof ~.
BEEF CATTLE-Priccs to-day
ranged as follows: Best Bccvcs at I 00a7
so; generally rated fist quality at G GOA
q 90; medium Or good fair quality 5 5Oa
6 90, ordinary thin steers, oxen and
COWS sos 90; inferior and lowest
grades of cattle 8 5Oa4 5O-general av-
crage ofthc market to-day, 6 l2a; e1-
treme range of prico 8 50a7 so. nlOst
Of the sales were from S 30 to 6 90 per
100 pounds. OF the receipts 427 head
came from Ohio; 854 from West Vir-
ginia, S31 from Virginia. III from Mar
yland and % from North Carolina. Total
receipts for the week, 2S5S head, agains,
1896 load last week, and 1858 head same
time last year. Of the offerings, 0O6
head were taken by Baltimore butchers,
749 sold to spectators fer Eastern mar.
kcts, and $40 head to country dealers,
and II head to country butchers. Total
sales for the week. o015 head against 2O97
head last week, and l241 head same time
last yeas.
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In CHANGER,
Alfred A Reger and

Alfred A Roger and m Chaneery
AaryactSG Gibson, Ezeeutz
of Eaoch Gibson. deceased.
The object of this suit is 10 obtain decree
to sell the one bundled acres Of land in the bill
and proceedings mentioned Situate in the
County of Upshur on the east side of the Buck
harmon riser), and 10 apply the proceeds of said
sale TO the payment Of the plaintiffs debt. Ii
appearing from affidavit filed in the papers Of
this cause that the defendants Alfred a. Roger
and Margaret S. Gibson are not residents of this
State, on motion Of the plaintiff it is ordered
that they do appear here within one month after
the first publication Of this order, and do wha,
is necessary 10 protect their ine est in this cause
and that copy of this order be published and
posted according TO law. .,l.s
Tesic. JACOB WAUGH, Clerk.
J. IS. FISHER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
September 10, ls70.-nllt4
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NOTICE no CREDITORs,

fTNo the creditors ofBenjamin Riddle, deceased.
i. Joseph Knots, deceased, and Phillip
Starcher, deceased
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court
Of the county Of Gilmsr, inside in cause therein
pending, 10 subject the real estate Of the said Ben
jamin Riddle. Joseph Knots and Phillip Starch
er, to repayment oftheirdebts.
You are required TO present your claims
against the said Benjamin Riddle, Joseph Knots
aud Phillip Siarcher, for adjudication TO Nelson
N. Bennett, Commissioner, on rbclorc the 27lh
day Of October, 1870.
Witness, Thomas VI. Bra'non, clerk Of sal
court, this 9Th day Of September 1870.
I. N. BkANNuN, Cleik.
CozAD & DZsSlI1, AiivTne.s. ull
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NOTICE TO CREDlyoRS.

THO the creditors Of George RAIDER, de-
ceased:
In pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Gilmer County, made in cause
therein pending, TO subject the real estate Of
the said George RAIDER 10 the payment Of his
debts.
You are required 10 present your claims
against tue said George RAIDER for adjudica-
ton to Levi johnson, special commissioner
appointed by said circuit court at his Office in
Chenille, in said county, on or before the
25th day Of October, 1910.
Witness, Thomas N. Brannon, clerk Of said
court, this 9Th day of September, 1870.
I. NJ. BRANN0N.
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N1AETED AGENTS-To sell the slIo,s
w SnurrtE SgwiSe MAcinSE." price S2a. i.
makes the clock stitch alike on bo,n sidcs,
aud is the only licensed understood shuttle nn.-
cliine sold for less than 500 Licensed by Gro
yer Baker, Wheeler & Wilstu and Singer L
Co. All other uuder-iecd shuttle machines
sold for less than SEQ are infringements, and
the seller and user liable TO prosecution. Adj
dress johnson, CLARK L Co., Bcstrii, Mass
Pittsburg, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or St. Louis, No.
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EMBELLISHMENTS.
no TIE v0TE@s OF LENIi COUNTY

TO TIIEyoTtRs OF LENS COUNTY
BE it known that present myself as Oh indie,
pendent candidate for the Office Of Conlmiss.oher
for the LIST district in Levi, County, and desire
the suffrage Of the roiersoi Lewis County.
This being the first time that / have ever
asked an Office ut tile hsLds OF my fellow citiT
zens; aud, il elected, ! win perform the duties
Of the Office imPartially, and to tie lest oil my
skill aud ability.
Your obedient Sc want,
JACOB B, l1ERSMaN. =
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Agents, Read This.
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MARRIED.

BERRY-HAYs.-on the nth day Of Au-
gust, 1870, at the residence Of the BRIDES faith
or, in Gilmer County, West Virginia, by the
Rev. J. X. Hedges, Mr. wM. J. Berry, Of Brax-
ton County, 10 Miss FRANCES v. HAYS.
BAILET-BoND.- On the 18th inst, at the
residence of the brides father, by Rev. P. I. l..
Queen, Mr.. CARR B. BAILEY 10 Miss COLUMBIA
BoSD, all OF Lewis.
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If you want nice bottle ofperfumc, a
fragrant cake Of soap, nico quality Of
paper, good psu-knifs, pockes-boOk,
toothbrush, or anything else in the mo-
ton or fancy goods line, go to Dents.
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IL you want any BOOK, school book, or
any other kind that is NOW PUBLISHED,
you can obtain the same by leaving an
order with A. NJ. Dent, at the PEOPLES
DRro STORE.
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No saloon or hotel keeper should be
without Rosenheim's Stomach Bitters,
The Great Western Remedy in. his bar.
If he has them he will be called on to
prescribe for all dullness, want Of apps-
lite, dyspepsia, &C., thousand times
where physicians are once. Administer q
wine glass full at dose.
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4 % tents :

Inventors who wish TO take out Letters
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Editors oftlic i'Scienlifc American, who lIavo
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E.rAs CusSisollAM, Registrar for Clay
Township, Brax,On county, in selecting a
Co lvouient place for the registration OF
voters, selected bis own hOuse-tw0niy
m les distant from minority Of tho cit
Ms Of that Township. AS a radical,
Lin. las no equals aud few saPeriOEs.
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" you wan. ANY MEDICINE. of any des-
cription whatever. go to Arthur NJ.
Dents Drug Store and your wants. will
be.supplicd.
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WINDOW GLASS, (all sizes) Putty, Tin
cans Linseod Oil, White Lead (Fahno-
stocks and Lewis Paint Brushes, Colors.
Gin oily Yarnishes Of all kinds, Fire Proof
Paint. Sand Paper. etc.. etc. kept con-
stantly on baud and for sale cheap by A.
n. Dent.
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Ir you want GOOD and CHEAP lamp.
and the bes. quality Of CARBON OIL, or
nou.explosive fluid go to Dents.
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Isplao IsDroO! INDIGO III you
want COOP Indigo. o.. any other DYEsrrFrs,
go to Dents.
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Bio TGxAro.-Mr. David 7. Peterson
on Friday last brought us a tomato
weighing % ounces. Who'can beat it?
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 rules held in flie clerks Office Of the Cir
IN cult Court Of Upshur County On the first
Monday in September, 1870:
Charles RGibson, Plaintiff,
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EALL AND WINTER lNpoRrArIoys.
IL 1879. -.4
RIBBONS,
AILALNERYAND SYRAV GOODS
ARMSTRONG, CAroa & Co.

importers and jobbcrs OF Bonnet trimming mud
Velvet Ribbons Donct silks, satins aud vclvris
Blends, Neiis, Grapes, Rh hes, Flowers, FIN
theirs. Ornaments, Straw liouneis and Ladies'
Hats, rimmrd and uuir;mnlcil, shakrr lloc,ls,
sr, gS7 and 100 Balimore. street, BALTIMORE.
Md. Offer lhelargcst stuck III bc found 10 fhis
country, nnd uncglslcd In choice vnru,y and
rheapness, comprising The latest In san NV
elites cldtIs solicited, and plonp, nieuiiua
given. auk s-sAs
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SsAxr-BrrE.-On Thursday last son
of Mr.. nooshin, living on Mr.. Fousses's
farm, on Leading Greek, was bitten..by a
rat,lcsnake. AT last accounts he was not
expected to recoyer-his body having be-
come spotted. Every remedy that could
be thought Of was applied, but all,,Was of
no avail.
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STRICTLY pure Cider Vinegar at Ed
wards.
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ACCIDENT MIR. Samuel BOilan, a
young man employed on the. Asylum
building, got the fingers of his left hand
severely injured on Thursday last.
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Pure Teas, Green and Black, to be had
at Edwards.