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HThe Belmont Independent Agri-
cultural Fair will be held on the 14th,
18th and 10th of September,J $40 Com
mittee on Summer, ,Fruit-Abner Dillon,
Mrs. O., E. Foulke and Mrs. Ira. Vail.
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n~E EDS. SPIRIT: We again nominate
as candidate for the seice Of County Recor-
der. D. O'CoSNoR; for faithful services We refer
to the records Of the Office; subject to the
vote Of the Primary Election.
THs DEMocRAcr OF MONROE.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the hstwill and
IN testament OF Adam Henthorn late of Mon.
roe county, Ohio, deceased, together with the
record shsreof, was dsfroyed By fire on the 18th
day of June, 1857. and that duly certified
copy thereof was admitted to record in the Pro-
bate Court of said county on the 7th day Of
April, 1870, and recorded therein.
.GgAa He WiT.SINCLAIR,
apI12we Probate Judge.
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sFoR SAExr--A fhllbiood Chester
Whits boar, six months old. Will be
sold ofor S5oaoA oAddfenf W. II. MIR,
Clarington. Monroe County, Ohio.
II thres or four Of our farmers, Of
more, ahont4 hers or elsewhere in the
county, would club together and buy OF
Mr.. Mar, the investment would prove q
paving one.
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rx-In the case ,,fl Ohio ,ys .SwAnrs

EFIn the case of Ohio svs.eSwAREN
GER, the jury brought.in verdict, on
Saturday evening last, Of ac1uittal.: The
defendant was charged with stealing a
bee hive from Mr.. Ions Muller; near
Beallsyille
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p@ EDS SPIRIT: Announce JOEL T.
JUDKlSs, of Center township, as a candidate
for he flee of Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas; subject 10 the decision of the
Democratic Convention of June IL, 1870.
DEMOCRATS or MONROE.
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New York Money Market.

April Is.
The Stock and Gold Exchanges were
closed. Little business done in Wall
str eet beyond settlement ut the banks of
obligations maturing TO day.
MONEY-Few transactions, generally
at 6tper cent. r..
STERbING-Quiet at lOssaiOSs.
GOLD-E Eirmer; s'reetsales at ll34a
l134. ts ~ no
GOVERNMENT sTOCKS-Qaiet
and firm.
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:
e~We are authorized to announce
that DANIEL WALraS, af Center township, Is a
candidate for Clerk OF the Court OF Common
Pleas, subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic Convention. .
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lHWe have received correct answers
from Jous NrUHARr, Of Miltonsburg, to
problems No. 8 and 4, published some
time since. & -
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1@ EDS. SPIRIT: Announce W. s.
Wiley, Of Adams township, as candidate for
the office of Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Pleas; subject to the decision uf the Demo-
cratic County Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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he New Article of Food.

For twenty five cents You can buY Of your
Druggist or Grocer package of Sea Moss
Rarine, manufactured from pure Igish Moss
or Carragsen.aw will make s;xtsau uarss
Of Blanc Manga, anil a ikspusniitg Of. Pud-.
diugs, Custards, Creams, Charlotte Rnsse. &cy
&c. 1t is by far the cheapest, lsalthiest and
most delicious food in the world.
RAND SEA Moss FARISE Co
So Park Place n Y.
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tilt is due Mr.. JAMES RurrER to state
that he is the regular Dele gate from Sa-
lem.-EDs. SPIRIT
The first business being to- determine
the manner of holding the Convention,
Mr. MOOSE, of-Wayne, moved thst it be
held on the Popular Vote System !.
A vote was taken and-resulted as fol-
lows: go
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HOUSE BURsED.-The dwelling house
of Mrs. SMfrH.a widow lady living three
lhiles westof town, caught fire. and was
burned down on Saturday, the 18th inst,
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Errors OF Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for some years
from Nervous. Debility, Premature Decay and
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy. by which he
was cured, Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do SO BY addres
sing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
ma25r. No. a. Cedar street, New York,
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UA At the request of Sheriff CALD,.
wrlL, ". C. CuNsIxaHAn was. on Thurs
dayslsst, sworn as Deputy Sheriff. '
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Who fpd an k after their names will un-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired, aud if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
theg 90 not wish to renew their subscrip.
tions, and their names will be erased.
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Made OF Poor Rum Whisky Proof Sp!r.
it's AMI. Refuse Liquors dectored, spiced
and sweetened to please the taste, called
"Tonuics,"' Appst,zrr., 'sssRsstorers,' &c. that
lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin.
but are true medicine, made fiom the native
Roots and Herbs. of California. Fass from all
ALCOHOLIC SrIMULASrs. They are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and LIES CIV.
ING PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovatcs
aud Iuvigorator of the system, carrying OF s't
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to
healthy condition No person can take.
these Bitters according to. directions, and res
main long ungel.
500 will be given for au incurable case,
provided the. bones are not destroyed by min
eral poisons or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
For lafammatory and Chronic Rher-
,natism, and Geut, Dyspqs:a or Iadiges
ton, Bilious, Remi1eaf. and latermittcnt
Ferers, Diseases of the Blood, Liper. Kid
neys, and Biadlcrthcsc Bittcrs have been
most successful. Such diseases are caused bv'
Initiated Blood, which is generally produced
by arrangement of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the vitiated blood whenever you
fnd its impurities bursting through the skia.
pimples, eruptions or sores: cleanse it when ron
find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins;
cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings
will tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
the health of the system viii follow. .
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS, lurking IN
the system of so many thousanls,are etfectualiy
destroyed and removed.
ifBillious, Remittent and Intermittent Fe-
yers, these Bitters have no equal. For full di-.
rections read carefully the circular around each
bottle. printed in four languages gGsh, Ger
man, French and Spanish.
]. WALKER, Proprietor,
80 Commerce street, N. Y.Es
r. H. MCDONALD s CO.. );
Druggists and general Agents, San Franchises
and Sacramento. California, aud 50 and 81
Commerce street, N. VI 1nch29n3. 1s =
s3S SOLD BY ALI. DRUGoisTs AND DEALERs.
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1.-THE Land Appraisers and Town,
ship Assessors received their instruc.
tions and necessary blanks, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, of last week.
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sk1we win publish = full report Of
the rr6ceedings. .of, the present term Of
Courtimmediately after adjournment.
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EELand Appraisers have to the LIST
Of July to complete their labors, instead
Of june !, as stated some time since.
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MILroNspuRG, April l. 1S7O,

MILToNsBUKG, April I, IS1U.
No. 90. EDS. SPIRIT: Having given
the squares of any two consecutive
whole numbers, show how the squares
of the succeeding whole numbers may
be obtained by addition. Yours, DC +,
JOHN NEUHART.
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~ There were quite large number
Of persons attendance, at Court last
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e. L e II X .

B~ EDS. SPIRIT: Many Democrats Of
township desire the name Of
DAVID oKsY announced as a can iidateSfor
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas; subject
to the decision of the Democratic Nominating
to be held june, 1870.
MANY DEMOCRATS,
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INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.

r6 Eps. SPIRIT: Announce the name of
PHILIP SCHUMACHER, sR., as a candidate for
Inirmary Director: subject to the decision Of
the Convention Of June Il. DEHocRArs.
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HThe Grand Jury made the I follow !, v

inE report ~ ef4he he iaiI hlIl,
1--WE. the jurors Of the Grand jury Of
said State Of Ohio, county of Monroe,
report that We nave visited the Jail OF
said county, and find the same kept, in
all respects, according to law, and the
rules Of the Court "a s.sri
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The Magic Comb s'ls sa1a-ss sl'nss ssir any sE
beard to permanent black or brown. It
contains NO POISON. Anyone can use it.. One
sent bv mail for 81, Address i3assi ssisSt
MAGIC COMB co. Springfield. Mass.
mchSm3. $3.50 M iistisss-.
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE.
FOR FAMILY USB-simple. cheap, reliable,
Sxrrs EVERYTHING. AGENTS WANTED. Cir
cular and sample stocking rgRE. Address
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Apply at once to oGRTTTENDEN S MckIN-
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our,slunicipal Troub,...

The Mayoralty question Is still in 4
middle. All that is settled, as far as we
can understand the matter, is, that the
Chief Justice takes Jurisdiction, and will
hear and decide the application for dis
solution of Judge Underwoods injunc-
ton in May. Meanwhile, we have two
claimants to the Maroralty and two cts
of police-what Chief Justice Chase
calls 'a dual municipality" Hoping for
a favorable result, let us all be on our
best behavior The ordeal before us is
a trying one, and happy would it be for
us all if it could find speedy termina.
tion.--Richmond Wig.
ES> a reporter in Hartford undertook
to write up description Of tic dresses
of the ladies at n certaih ball. Among
other facts, he mentioned that Miss
Bloodgool wore double shirt, neatly
trimmed with narrow satin ribbon" No
body knows exactly what he means but
it is considered rather ominous that Miss
Bloodgood's brother has been inquiring
around among the newspaper offices try
ing to interview" that reporter. Mr..
Bloodgood is accompanied upon his
rambles by very discourging club. 1t
is strange, but the reporter don't seem
a single bit anxious to hold sweet con
verse with Mr.. Bloodgood.
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o@ EDS. SpIRrT:s Announce MICHAEL
of Center township as candidate
the Democratic County Convention.
.tte yHgu MANY DsMocRArs. e
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bers,t and over that number, 81 80 each;
eingle subscribers 80; six months 81.
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Agents for the unequaled Knsbs Piano, 1 &
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71Acxson I'll Anril Il. 1870.

JACKSON Tp, April IA, 1870.
EDS. SpfRIr ; I propose to answer
VIM. A. Oden's puzzle or riddle of April
1, 1870, Mo-: 6. The man had one eye,
the apple tree had two apples on,he took
one apple off and left one apple on.
DANIEL b. NORMAN.
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LIFE IN UTAH
or THE
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BY J. H. BEADLE, Editor of the.Salt axe
Reporter Being AN EXPOSE of-tls,ir,. SKI,
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With full and authentic history of PolcANg
and the Mormon sect, from It's o, i i'm tss'lls
present. time. : 'ss''s., :
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Nh A k IL 4 4 ID /.

On the I'd inst, by James Armstrong. Esq.
Ellis T. Dyer and Ann Eliza Deaver.
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Ware House Business.
GROCERY BUSINESS.
Forwarding & Commission Business
j. G.. ID q # r.
MALLoRY OLD STA
CLGRINGT0N, OHIO. 4

GOODS will be well cared for, and promptly
VI shipped The very best quality of grocc-
ries will be,constantly kept and sod at the very
lowest eash pricos!i I ii T. Il IL
The very clesest attention will be paid to the
Forwarding and Commission business
Don't fail to give Mr.. Duf's establishment 4
trial. aprl2w3.
+HFHs -
: ~ LEGAL Notice. "A
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PrOceediugs OF the Democratic
" County Central Committee. N
I'll Ia IL u 49, q 81 & y I.
A POPULAR VOTE CONVENTION.

The Committee met at o'clock on the
18th inst, and organized by electing
FJEREsS WILLfAxs Chairman, and A. J.
PEARSON Secretary. :.
Upon q call Of the townships ten reg
ular Delegates answered. The remain
ing eight were filed by the Committee,
from persons present residingin the sey.
eral townships. Those will be found
designated by in the following list:
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Enigmas, Riddles, Answers

The following are answers to puzzles
and riddles published last week:
EDS. SPIRIT: Answer to Riddle No. 2
of the 9th inst "A man had one eye; lie
went out, to view the sky. He saw an
apple tree with just two apples on; he
took with him Just one apple, and left
just one apple on the tree. L-D.G.
WooDsrIELD, o.
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PROBLEMS AND ANSW ERS

The following are the answers to the
problems published in our issue of the
18th inst .e'5 sls'ss I.5@ ias ofl-si,
EDS SPIRIT: The answer to No. IL by
Whetzel is 301, Il w. WILLIsoN.
| EDS. SPIRIT: I noticed problem in
your paper of April 5, from Whetzel.
The answer is30l. Solution. 2x3x4x5
x6-720; the L. c. NJ of 2,3, 40, 6, q.
is 420; 7a0-420-30O; 300 plus 1-3O1
the required No. 721 is also an answer
to it: WM. f. WIRE.
No. l2-Thc height of. the tree, 100
feet, squared equal 10000 #, the base /;
80 feet squared equal 900 feet; 10000
add. 900 equal 10000 div. by 200 (lOOx
|2)-54t loo-544.-45!, ans.
WM. F. WIRE.
Answer to No. I5: A's age 20 years
and BIS 40 years. T. DEARTH.
No l5-In lOFyears AS age plus 10
i 3-5 of twice AS plus 10 years)-
|6-5 of AS plus years hence l-5 Of AS
-1t-76-4 $50 years, AS age. and
40 years equal BIS. WV. +. WIRE
Answer to No. 16: A sold 40 of his
eggs for 7 cents, B sold % for 4 cents
and C sold Z for cent; then there was
"a rise in the. egg market, and they
raised to 3 cents apiece: A sold his re
naming egg for 8 cents, making him 10
cents; B sold his remaining at cents
each, making him 10 cents; C sold his
remaining 9 at 8, cents each, making him
10 cents. They sold their eggs at the
same price, and brought 10 cents apiece
to their father. ]. W. HAwKlSs.
Noal7.-25 div. 3.7-l75,8; 175.3--
5S. 3333x; the square root of 5S,3338-
763x. WV. F. WIRE.
No. lS-A, B and C were partners,
sharing gains and losses as follows: A
40, B $40, C $40. Atthe end of the
fiscal year dissolution took place, c re-
firing from the firm. 1t was agreed be-
tween A and b that they should share
gains and losses in the same relative
proportion as before. Can you furnish
me 4 statement, by proportion, which
will give each partners share?
We desire one or more Of our con-
tributors to furnish a solution of the
aboye.-Eps. 4SfIRIT. a
1.-two men, A and B. bought 95
acres of land for 1920, of which A paid
8l3O and B 500; on account of a differ
ence in the quality of the land b paid
81 an acre moro than A: how much
land did each get, and what did he pay
per acre? A solution is requested,
| WHETzEL.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed Administrator
of the estate of Godfrey Beck, decd.
aprl9w3. JACOB TSCHAPPAT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Warranted Garden Seeds Sent sa

mail to any P. o. in the Unitsi S'a.es, IL
us trated price Catalogue nailei t" appli'
oants. Ed. J. Evans & Co., York, Penn.
apr12w4, - fls ~
TO COySUafl'TIvEs. Irovidentialig
NV daughter was rest"rei to heal h by 'simr'e
means, without medicine. The particular,
will be sent FREE REuBsy + IIsuSshow,
Stockton st Brooklyn. Long Islan.l-aprl 2wt
V,dI5 Is NO HUMBUGi
BY sending IS cents
With a.s. hoiyht cosor'of eyes and hair. ,ou
will rec-i7s; by return nail. a correct pirt,its
of your futCr5 fasbanl ,o-3w.fa, with nan.
and date of m1rri1s,. Ad,-ess ", Fox.
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The followingare the answers to the
problems published in our issue Of the
18th inst zse's Asl Sos Iif9 ias ofl-l,f
EDS SPIRIT: The answer to No. IL by
Whetzel is 3W, IL w. WILLIsoN.
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r. II. MCDONALD s CO..
Druggists and general Agents, San Franeiss.s
and Sacramento California, aud 81 and 81
Commerce street, n. vi mch29m3.
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No. E-The height Of. the tree, 100
feet, squared equal 10000 #, the base
80 feet squared equal 900 feet; 10000
add. 900 equal 10000 div. by 200 (l00x
|2)-54t lo0-544-45!, ans.
WM. F. WIRE.
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No. l5-In lO'years AIS age plus 10
/ 3-5 of twice AS plus 10 years -
|6-5 of AS plus years hence l-5 Of AS
-=lt-76-4 $3.50 years, AS age. and
40 years equal BIS. WV. +. WIRE
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proposais,

ofycg or 7Ea BOARD wAlrK CoExIssIoNrKs
TKoyIpEsCE. T.. /. Feb n 1870 8
DROPOSALS FOR CAST IRON WATER
pFrS Sea e Proposals viii a; ibis Ohee Until the
a. dav Nsra pr1imo u o'clock o lhug The eboe
a. sv norton Of he following Cast Iron Water Pipes via:
700 e.t y inches diameter varying imeantss ron 1eh 10 "a
istb. .- -. =. 49,. t..,. 0. o., tai. q,
90 irt q inches diameter 1911 ucl END -, ug9 y ca
sgO iret ~ inches diameter 23@ iuct AM I's luel te
Wg ,..t X inches lIt iUch and 4.jl ln'l thch
000 frt rs inches diameter 2i3 inch ami men ilich
eco feet Do inches diameter 1879 inch and ITO nch tl,A
Ole e b inches diameter glt inch and 2i.1 lneh 'Lek
Oo1 fees l0 inches diameter i,i2 .uch ala 49, hci tlich
b. Ool feet diameter, inch and 10 inch tucs.
GOO ftt inches diameter. l5sl ucb and Hcl ich I'D,
10 be fe best quality PIc Iron 10 tnGtis o! lo es " -
S,et and De- rssf upugfI .,,,. -, r..
To ttarolgflr prove and inspected .., 1870,
be- delivered wharf a. its cv VI 90 mas ne
10 te delivered nearly equal monthly gsaues Non nay 10 w
smLeT Inclusive 81. ~, 81 a., IA
Orders m parueri 80 per cent VII he sven on ne !D o. e@'
uort Do Pc delivered lr ttr pcefil4s uoiit o.
Proposals b. t Nith hfha t@' f''' " ~
or,f. n. ouei 0 istt. erection FL" me proposal we
saai i+'srsepled.
Proposals SOB state tie lrCe per uu oi -I7. lort"s
Er,rloies 10 .uiorsra Proposals ,"t p's ,
Anif rsross hr ontaineo "r air 'St"u At ~ ''
The il rgt "a r'e GO! ahe at l'i
" b Loth ,SSslitc wnef
JOSEPH J. tOUhI,
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,

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any deed lease other paper renders 1t liable TO tor
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fine and imprisonment -. .-- ~.
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The following rates OF discount are Mlo"eu 10 Pul
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SpIritur;.
Go lJlanufattursrs.

FI1HE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PASY the attention Of Manufacturers % their water Power
Of Eew-Jersey tts water iou mi below
Paterson tgh miles above NeNstk adjoining ne Ee kaFod
81 Vn Ten II H0t0eu ard Jersey CITY. auG eleven ron me
tv Han SewNok They hare head and fail 81 TWENTY-FIVE eei 70
hsh whole Pl River and reservoir o. ret Hude
,,res The large arranged that each has the
bspst both bead aud m The supply Of water
- moi only sunsnt permanent The property situated on
usvesble te niit Of arg. population VINE ~ poin 70
q With br lGuk ~ fSl
,oso and ly u;ef ep4e location oI msnu
ctnrng eouuiry. the premises aud set va
krcs kI 41lO hgL, Machine Shop and Foundry
immediate occupation. Applications esp be MADE 70 y w
TORREY. Ses-lOrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
1TORRJs AND ESSEX RAILROAD. ,o
M 01uu.W.PE GACKAWAHEA, AND WESTERN RAlLho


n,no.a New York aud foot OF Clsopheru
WisTER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing hoNDAl 10Y. ~ oos'
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dover and Newton Washington with the D. L. and '" X @ water
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