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The

A LAUGHABLE INCIDENT.-While
the union troops occupied Corinth,
Miss, a regular old fashioned rat hunt
was gotten up by the darkeys, thous-
ands Of whom were congregated about
that station.
Every night when IL was fairly
dark, some two score OF our colored
brethren armed with clubs, brOoms,
hoes, etc., and accompanied by as
many dogs, would enter upon the
hunt in earnest. One big intensely
black man was among the loudest
takers and laughers and often could
be heard crying out:
Here he goes!" Wins you gwine
old rat"
'Da he done gone in here! bring de
dogs" ~
One beautiful moonlight night the
dusky Americans gathered their for
ces and commenced their warfare
upon the rat community. Our big,
loud talking s'gemmen of colorr was
there, when the following laughable
scene occurred. The hunt was begun
in earnest, while negroes, dogs and
clubs were everywhere to be seen.
After a little a rat run up his, the
loud hunters pants leg. An un.
earthly scream came from the scource
where boisterous laughter had been
Issuing but a breath before: "Say
boys, here you niggers, rat done gone
up dis chils leg, oh! ah!" "Da be
bitin now; take him out, take him
out! he done ehaw dat leg off, and
he danced about, aid down, rolled
over and over; pretty soon his pants,
unable to stand the terrible strain on
the buttons, gave way. Up jumps
our negro and Selling his club gave
vent TO his feelings upon the rat so
vigorously, that il was impossible to
tell what the hide had ever belonged
to, and having finished his assailant,
the darkey, shaking his head, said
Il teach you how to taste niger
meat"
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1t is estimated that during the past
season 600, 900 beeyes were driven
from Texas to Kansas, Nebraska, and
the Western States and Territories
1t takes about 10000 head of beeves
yearly to supply the Indians. The
Government pays for these, having
concluded that it is cheaper to feed
the Indians than to fight them. In
all the range of country between the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
River, as high up as British America,
they receive beeves from Texas. OF
late years the drovers have discarded
the old-fashiOned Spanish torturing
rawhlde whips in the management of
cattle, and use nothing more than 8
switch Oh a little riding whip. The
drove in a few days after they start
become quite gentle and manageable,
and drive like gentle mileh cows.
They drive them but six or eight
miles a day when on a long journey,
and the drove improves and increases
in flesh under such management
when the grass is good. The droveE
take along with them their tents,
provisions and cooking utensils, etc.,
in wagons, and live with a good deal
of comfort.
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New Advertisements
Plantation BitterS.
S. T.-l86O-X.

This wonderful vegetable resto-
rative is the sheet-anchor of the
feeble and debilitated. As a tonic
and cordial for the aged and
Ian guild It has no equal among
stomachics. AS a remedy for ner-
vous weakness to which women
are especially subject, it is super
seding every other stimulant. In
all climates, tropical, temperate
or frigid, it acts as a specific in
every species of disorder which
undermines the bodily strength
and breaks downthe ANNA spirits
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The town of Bristol, in Tennessee
and Virginia, with a population of
three Thousand, is an anomaly among
towns. The place is located in two
States, and the State line passes near
the center of the main street /; the
rogues and lawless know where il is
to an inch. This line used to be deeply
venerSted, and in former years it
would have been considered a
symptom of decay of the republic for
a Tennessee constable to cross the
~streeton to the sidewalk, on the sacred
soil Of Virginia and arrest a criminal.
But the line is not now regarded with
such tender veneration. When a
man kills another and steps over the
line for protection, the officers step
after him and fetch him back kill
ing, consequently is not so popular as
formerly. Each side of the line has u
separate mayor and board of alder
men, and regulates its wi affairs in
the sense contemplated by the Con-
stitution. There are two papers
published, one on each side of the
line. Each side has its schools and
churches, but there is not a dangerous
number of either of these.
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Manners, says Tennyson, are the
fruit ola noble mind and loyal nature.
We judge Of fruit by the quality ofits
components- 1t is priced for its how-
ors, its juices, its ~nutraitive properties
its fneness. II is valued for its color
and shape, as well as for its chemical
constituents The fruits are luXuries
which all may coYet but only the rich
can procure. Manners are simply
the manner OF q man or woman.
But between the manner of a coarse,
vulgar, selfish nature, and that of a
fine, noble, di~sinterested one, there is
even greater difference than between
the acrid wild-apple and the luscious
pine, the bitter and stinted grape OF
the desert and the delicious clusters OF
the pulpy Isabella.
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SOME DINGS.

Dem honest mems vas wort more's
two of it in dat busch.
Das bird in dem liant, vas dat noble
work fOn God.
A camels can nit tro dem eye fon
das neetle commen, so easy like a
teler on Congress gebin mitout mon
eys.
De best way vot yume can potates
keepe fon froze, bin you eat him all
up on de semmer times.
To makes shicken lay, make off his
het NIT de axes.
Monies on a fools booklet, bin like
bier on q hot tay, him soon vent out.
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SEASONING WooD.-A writer in an
English journal informs US that a
small piece Of non resinous wood can
be seasoned perfectly by boiling four
or FIVE hours-the process taking the
sap out of the wood, which shrinks
nearly one-tenth in the operation.
The same writer States that trees fell
led in the full leaf in June or July
and allowed to lie until every leaf has
fallen will then be nearly dry, as the
leaves will not drop OFF themselves
until they have drawn up and ex-
hausted nearly all the sap of the tree.
The time required is from q month to
six weeks, according to the dryness
or wetness of the weather. The floor
of a mill laid with poplar so treated
and cut up and put in place in less
than a month after the leaves nell has
never shown the slightest shrinkage.
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Onthe 10th, the stupendous work OF
counting up the fractional currency
in the United States Treasury at
Washington, which has been going
on for some time, under the auspices
ofthe committe appointed to investi-
gate affairs at the Treasury Depart
ment, was brought to a conclusion.
There still remains to count, in notes,
about sos, 600, 600, before q balance
can be struck to ascertain whether
the amount counted agrees with the
T~reasurer's books. The committee
have already counted $40, O00. 900 in
currency, coin, and coin certificates
They hope to conclude their labors
about the 1st of April.
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49,
MILLIONS Bear Testimony TO theIr
: Wonderful Curative Effects
They are not c vile Fancy Drink, Made Of FoOr
Run, Whiskey, Proof Spirits and Refuse
Liaaors doctored, spieed and wsetsned To pleass The
taste, called "Tenics," "Appetizer4" "Resrorers &c,
thatlead the tippler on 10 drunkenness sndruin. but are
atrus Medicine made from the native Raots asdH
Of CalhoEnia, free from all AleehoIie stiTu-
lnnts. Thsy are the GREAT BLOOD PURI-
FER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE,
aperfeet Renovat0r and Invisr-stor OF the System
earryingoh al drestoring thshlood
to a healthy c0ndition- No person can take these Biz
tiers according to directions Rad remain long unwsl,
provided their bones are not destroyed By mineral
poison or other meaaS and the vital o-rzas wasted
beyond the point Of repair.
They are n Gentle PnrEatiVe a. well asa
Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar msrit Of acting
a. powerful agent in relieving Congestion o. Indam-
nation Of the Liver. and all the YiscsraI S-SznE
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young or
Old, married or single, at the daEn Of womanhOod orat
the turn oflfe. these Tonic Bitters have no equal
For Innnmmatory and Chronle Rheumas
tam and Gout, DyapcDsiR or IndigeSfiOl,
BIlioHs. Remittent aud I~nfermIttsHt Fe-
Vers, Diseases OF the Blood, Liver, Kid
neys and Bladder, thess BIfters have been most
successful Sneh Diseases are caused By Initiated
BiOod, which is generally producndby arrangement
Of thu Digestive Organs 1
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache. Pain IN he Shouldsrs. CouEhs. Tightnsss Of the
Chest. Dizziness. Sour Euctations OF the Stomach.
Bad Taste in the Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palpiiation Of
the Heart. Inflammation Of the Laags. Pain IN the re-
Eioas sfthe Kjdosya. and a hundred other PAINFUL synp-
toms. are the ~oclprinEs Of Dyspepsia
ThsJ i~nTiEorAts the Stomach and stimulzts the torpid
Liver and Bowels. which render them Of anequalled
Sheaey IN cleansing the blood Of all Impurities and i'm
partinE new Life and yiror 70 she whole system
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THE RESULT OF LAwsUITs.-Un-
der a large tree in q village two boys
found a nut. '"That's mine,n cried
Tgnaz, because I sawit first" mo.
tits mine,n said Bernhard, ''for 1
picked il up first" Then they both
engaged in q desperate fight. II will
decide the quarrel said a bigger
boy, who had come up to them. Then
he stood between the two, took the
nut away, and said, ''This shell be-
longs TO the one who first saw the
nut, and the other shell 10 him who
first picked it up. keep the kernel
for the decision.n
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Two young girls at a boarding
school, devotedly attached to one an
other, finding that at the close of the
term they were to be separated, con-
eluded to take poison and die togeth-
er rather than to live apart. 1t was
accordingly done, but discovered by
the teacher, powerful antidotes adj
ministered, and the girls lived. Each
accused the other of treachery. and
after q dreadful quarrel, lthey separa-
ted the most bitter enemies.
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CHERIFFgs SALE.

GHERIFFS SALE.
OThe State OF Ohio. Trunrbull County, IS,
Adm'r of MfIo A. Phillips, In TFumbull'
VS.. SCommOn Pleas.
Cassius n. Mason, ct al
By virtue of N order Of sale Issued ont OF
the court Of Common Pleas OF Trumbul Co.,
Ohio, Ia the above named case, 70 me direc-
ted and delivered. I nave levied upon n
shall to public sale at the door ofthe
Court HOUSE in the city Of Warren, o., on
Saturday, Feb. 24th, A. ID. 1872,
at one o'clock, p. N. OF said day, the follow
ing described lands and tenements situate
1 n the county Of frumbull, State OF Ohio.
township Of Mecca, and known by being
part Of Lot No. 8 in CoWl's tract, and IS
bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming az the north corner Of lands owned by
Cyrus II. Smith, in the south line OF ira
Knapp's land; thence west on said Knapp-s
line thirty-dve and 2-5 rods; thence south TO
the north line OF lands owned by Mary
Smith; Themes east thirfy-hve n 2-5 rods
to and owned by Cyrus H. smith; thenee
north on line Of lands OF said Cyrus H.
Smith 70 place of beginning. TO contain
~thirty-eight sores o fland,
Appraised at 8. Terms Cash.
|. Hrrr san g. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
sherifTE Once. Warren. %. Jan. Il. lS72-5t
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As the alter is necessarily associated
with the idea of sacrifice, il becomes a
question of interest, who is sacrificed
at a wedding occasion? According
to the common law principle, it is, Of
course, the beautiful bride. She is to
lose, to a great extent, her personal
identity, and to be merged in the
husband. She is to enter into what
the law calls iCoverture, that is, she
is to be covered up, hidden; on the
ground that ga man and his wife are
one, and that one is the mani"
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A Utica paper declares that the
Clearfield fair consisted of a calf, a
goose and a pumpkin. 1t rained so
hard, the first night, that the goose
SWAN of, the calf broke loose and ate
the pumpkin, and a thief pIOwling
around stole the calf, and that ended
the fair.
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A learned clergyman was aceosted
in the following manner by an Hitter
ate preacher who despised education /:
''Sir, you have been to college, I sup
pose ?' Eyes sir,'' was the reply. 81
am thankful" rejoined the former,
shat the Lord opened my mouth
without any learning" A similar
event" retOrted the clergyman, took
place at Balaam's time; but such
things are Of rare occurrence at the
present day.
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A Connecticut clergyman recently
read the Bible through aloud to his
wife in fifty-nine hours and some
thing over thirty minutes. He read
sometimes an hour and sometimes
two hours Il day, keeping the extra
time, with the result Indicated.
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Infant Prodigy: "Why is your
hair so gray, mamma?n
Admma: "Well, because you're
such q naughty child sometimes"
/. p: What a naughty child you
must have been Poor grandma's
hair is quite white ~
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Beautiful WomanI

HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALI gives to the Con-
PlexIOn the Freshness Of YOuth.
HAGAN's MAGSoLIA BALx overeomes tie
flushed appearance caused by heat, fatigue
and excitement. Itmakes the lady Of forty
appear but twenty. and so natural and per-
fectthat no person can detect its applica-
ton. By its use the toughest skin is made
to rival the pure radianttexture OF youthful
beauty. 1t removes redness, blotehes, and
Pimples. 1t contains nothing that will in
jurest the skin in the least.
MAGNoILA BALM is used by all fashionable
ladies in New York. London and Paris. It
costs only IS rents per Bottle. and is sold by
all Druggists and Perfumers.
Jan. 10, 1877
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They have a new way of getting up
surprise parties in certain parts OF
Illinois. A resident receives an
anonymous letter, stating that a sur
prise party will be with him on a
certain evening. He prepares for it.
Nobody comes, and the surprise is
complete.
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al know what your beau's pretty
white horses name is" said a little
Greensburg boy 20 his sister, Monday
Eddie, that's a naughty word" Well,
I don't care if tits that's his name,
COS, last night I was standing outside
of the fence and heard him say,
whoa, Damye."
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The Scriptures manifest themselves
to be the Word of God, by their ma =
jesty and purity, by the consent of all
the parts, by the scope of the whole.
which is to give all glory to God, by
their light and power to convince and
convert sinners, to comfort and build
up believers unto salvation.
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A little girl not far from Schenecta-
dy, after noticing for some time the
%glittering gold filling in her aunt's
front teeth, exclaimed AUNT Mary,
1 wish L had eopper-toed teeth like
yours"
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The last subject discussed by a de-
bating society was, "If you he'd to
have a boil, where would you prefer
10 have it?" The unanimous decision
Of the members was, "On some other
feIioW.U
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In a police case in New Yoak, on
Friday, a youth about ten years OF
age was placed on the stand to give
his testimony. When asked what
they do to persons who swear to a lie,
he replied: "They make policemen
ont of 'em.ji
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PLUMBING, GAS & STEAM
Ell TTI &.

THEUNDERSIGNED AREN0W
prepared to doall kinds of work in their
line in a hrst-elass manner. Estimates
made and satisfaction guaranteed on all
work dons. We also keep 8 full stock OF
Boilers and all goods pertaining to a first
class Plumbing Establishment. Agents for
b Cincinnati and Boston Cooking Ranges.
~ MORRIS. KELLY & CO.,
Aug. 9, lS7l-ep YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio.
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WESTERN RESERVE
CARRIAGE FACTORY

TENHE proprietor desires to say to the
bubble. that there can be seen at his Re
pOsitory, on Liberty Street, q few rods south
Of First National Bank, the largest assOrt-
meDt Of HI VI O
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES,
That he has ever exhibited and offered for
sale in his market His stock consists OF
FAMILY CARRLAGESand SLIDE SEATS,
Of various patterns. One horse Buggies OF
nearly every description, and all of which
are Of the very latest and most approved
Eastern styles, which for quality of material,
substantial workmanship and elegance Of
hnish, cannot be surpassed by any other es-
Enlistment in the State. Having in sue
cessfuI operation a STEAM ENGINE with
all the necessary machinery fer manufactu-
ring his Spokes, Hubs, Feloes, and every
thing that can be done adyantageously by
r~aachinery.
Being q practical mechanic, su~perintend-
ing and overseeing al the various branches.
he Is prepared to furnish a vehicle in first
rate style, for less money than any other
manufacture In the west.
Hacks. Pedler's Wagons, Coaches and BarOuehes.
Ifnot on hama viii be made 10 order, on
short notice.
with neatness and dispatch.
a. All work don stmy factory warranted
In addition to the above, I am prepared TO
urnish Carriage makers and others with the
best quality Of Turned Spokes, Bent Rims,
Bows Shafts. Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs, &C. ST
~ low prices as at any other establishment
Cardage-makers desiring 70 furnish their
own timber, can get their Spokes and Hnbs
turned on short notice, and at fair prices.
Ian 3. 1870. E. Z. WISELL-
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settlements Ordered 70 be Advertised.

1t is ordered that the following accounts
Of Executors, Administrators, and Guar
dians which have been filed in this Court.
be advertised for -four consecutive weeks,
/ file for inspection and exceptions, until the
2lst day Of February. A. ID. lS72, when they
will be examined and ordered TO recOrur II
| no aNcanfions annear thereto. tO-Wlt:
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The remains of Fitz Hu gh Ludlow
the well known writer, who died in
Geneva, Switzerland, in September,
1870, have arrived in Poughkeepsie
for interment.
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The body servants Of General jack
son have commenced to die of. 1t is
thought that a hundred years hence
there will not be a half dozen of the
late Generals body servants left.
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When a lady tainted at a Wisconsin
party, q gentleman thought he could
resuseitate her by biting her ear. She
recovered promptly. He is going
around with a poultice on his eye.
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SATURDAY, Feb. e4th, A. D. Is72.

at three O'Clock. P. NJ OF said day, the fol-
lowing described land andtenements. stu
ate in the county OF Trumbun, State Of
ohio, and township OF Hubbard. village OF
C~oalburg, known asLot No.2 counting rom
the south end of n plat and survey OF five
acres and one hundred rods of land OF the
west side OF the Mahoning Coal Company's
Railroad running from their Love TO their
Long Bank bounded on the west by land
occupied by said Railroad; on the north By
land OF H s. Jones; onthe west by highway
on the south by and Of A Latten; contain
ing one acre OF land, and being the land
purchased by sand bingham OfHughA.LO Love.
Appraised at s.. Terms, Cash
.la 80 W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SheriHs Office. Warren. O. Jan. p. lS72-5t
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CHERIFFis SALE.

CHERIEE'S SALE.
OThe State OF Ohio, frumbnn County. SIS.
Daniel Jacobs. In Trumbuu
Isabella stewart, ct. al
By virtue OF an order of sale issued out Of
the Courtof CommOnPlea Of TrumbulI Co.,
Ohio. In the above named case, tome direct
ed n ddeliYered .IhaYeleYied upon dshall
expose 10 public sale at the door of the
Court House in the city ofWarren, Ohio. OF
Saturday, Feb. cath, A. D, 1872
at two o'clock. p, M. of SAT- day, The follow
ing described lands and tenements, tO-wif:
situated h county OF Trumbul, State of
0hiO. and village OfHubbaTd, and known as
part OF lot IS In the original survey Of lots
in Hubbard township. bounded on the west
by a lot sold by Ebenezer Jackson TO Free
man Carl; N the north by lands off. ack
son. on the east by land Of said Stewart and
onthe south by center ofthe east and west
eeuter 0 leading from Hubbard TO Lib
erty. Beginning at the northwest corner
OF said los and running east five chains and
eleven a one-half links; thence south
sixteen rodsto the centerO of highway;thence
west along center OF highway hye rod and
eleven and One-half links thence north
rods to place OF beginning; con-
tatn ing about eighty-seyen rods OF land.
Appraised at - Terms cash
@. W. DICKINSON, sheriff,
Sherifs Ohcs. Warren. o.. Jan. q. lS72-5t
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ERESCO DECORATIONS, FOR
Parlors aid Halls, IN Oak, Walnut, or
Maple and al styles OF the dnest Aarb les,
NarnfshaDle, without sizing. Examine our
styles, al ADAMS Book store.
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LIVERY & FEED STABLE.

III P. BASSETT, wOuldinform the
spublie that he has purchased the lot
IOrIneriy occupied by the Franklin HOUSE
barn, n has erected thereon. one OF the
best and most commodi0us Livery Eiables IN
the State. The fact that he has a convenient
lacstIon the best oflivery stocksgentleman-
ly and accommodating men in his employ,
cannot fail 10 win for his stable a large
share Of public patronage, MI b. VIII cs
happy to wait upon his old customers and
as many new ones AS viii favor him with
their patronage. Call and see the new sta
BILE and examineth the stock. P~articularoat-
tentian given to boarding and feeding hors-
es, You cannot ind better enjoyment than
riding in the new carriages. made by Dren-
non q Goist, expressly for this stable.
July 5. 1871.
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DRESENTS for the HOLIDAYS
= Most suitable Of any place in warren
OOks tore.
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Iewelry Mandatory

M ISIS S. E. GORDON, respectful
QIIly announces that she still continues
he business OF manufacturing all kinds or
Hair Jewelry, Watch Chains, Pins. Ear
rings, &C.. made TO order on the shortest
tile and at living rates. switch, Curis,
braids, Of all descriptions n colons, con-
New Mock, Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
Mar, q, ISL. s. L. GORDON.
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By virtue OF an order Of sale. issued ont OF
the Court of Common Pleas OF Trumbull
County. in the above named case. and TO me
directed and delivered. I have levied upon,
and shall expose 10 public sale at the door
OF the Court House, in The city OF Warren.
Ohio, On
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-The State of
- Ohio, Trumbun county, IS.
james A. MurphS, In TrumbuIl Com
vs.. mon Pleas.
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CHIPPING GAKDs, Direction La
Sbels &c, promptly furnished by The
CHRONICLE OFFICE
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Daniel Jacobs, In Trumbuu
1sabelln stIna,t. Ct. Al p0mm0n FeaE.