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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-03-31
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100000 Drawed Cyprus Shingles for
sale cheap by SPAIN & HAWKINS,
mh16 esd2w No. 40 South High st.
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The following real estate transfers were
made during the week ending Friday,
March 20, 1872:
J. T. Hamilton to Jos. P. Ham
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zsherif's Sale,

I'D Y+virtueof2an @order issued tome
I'D from, the Court of Probate, OF Abb
bevile County; I will expose to sale on
Monday, first day of April, next, sales
day, ali the Real Estate belonging to
the Estate of Elizabeth Eaton, deceased,
and = Eaton, situated in Abbeville
County, on waters of Little River. con-
tanning S&.%.-et@G. .a-tz
Fig hty-Three Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF
Mrs. a. 3. C.-Liudsay, Mrs. Mary Nc
TERMS :-CASH.
HENRY S. CASON, S. "A. C.
March 12, 1872, 47-tff "a w4E-
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye is Harmless.

POISONED TO oDEAgH.-A healthy liver
secretes each day about two and half
pounds of bile, which contains a great
amount of waste material taken from the
blood. When the liver becomes torpid
or congested, it fails TO eliminate this vast
amount of noXious substance, which
therefore remains to poison the blood
and be conveyed toeTery part OF the sys .
tenn. What must be the condition Of Il 9
blood when il is receiving and retaiIiil 6
each day two and a half pounds OF po.-
son? Nature tries to work OFT this po.-
son through other channels and organs
the Kidneys. lungs, skin, etc. but
these organs become ,oyer-taxed in per
forming This labor, in addition to their
natural functlons, and cannot long with
stand the pressure, but become variously
deceased la--@s -
The brain, which is the great electrical
centre ofall Vitality, Is unduly stinlula-
ted by the unhealthy blood which passes
to it from the heart, and it fails to per-
form its, office, healthiully.s Hence the
symptoms of bile poisoning, which are
dullness, headache, incapacity to keep
the mind OIL any subject, impairment OF
memory, dizzy, sleepy. or nervous feel
ings, gloomy forbodings and irritability
of temper. The blood itself being dis
eased US it forms the sweat upon the sur
face of the skin, it is. 50 irritating and
poisonous that it produces disc0lored
brown spots, pimples, blotches and other
eruptions, sores. boi.s, carbuncles and
scrofulous tumors. The stomach, bow
els and other organs spoken of, cannot
escape becoming affected sooner. or later,
and costiveGess, piles, dropsy, dyspepsia,
diarrhea, female weakness and many
other forms of chronic disease, are among
the necessary results. AS a remedy for
all these various manifestations Of dis
ease, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery is positively unequaled. BY it
the liver and stomach are changed to All
active, healthy state, the appetite .regu-
lated and restored, the blood and secre-,
tions thoroughly purified and enriched,
and the whole system renovated and
built up anew Sold by all first-class
urupTlSCS. = .yS'~7s7~
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AN. .AGTto Incorporate the Village
of Smithyilie, of Christ Church Par

AN.AGTao Incorporate the Village
ofsmithville, of Christ. Church Par
ish. wv -,
Section l. Be it enacted BY the
Senate and House, of Representatives
Of the State Of: South Garolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority of the same: "
That from and after the passage Of
this Act, the village of S,nithvilte be,
and the same is hereby, Incorporated ;
and an the privileges, rights and i'm
.munities granted By an act to incor-
porate; the town. Of Florence, South
Carolina, be, and the same arc hereby
vested in the same village; and that
the frsto election under this Act, to
be tel | lon, the first Monday in April,
1873, the Clerk of Court for Charles
ton County is hereby authorized to
appoint. Managers to conduct the
same, bysiyiugtho proper time and
notice thereof. w. ~ 81 >i>-
SEC. 2. That A Smith, VIM. Murrel
and David Dial be, and are hereby
appointed Commissioners to fix the
boundnry Of said village; said, boun-
dairy to- extend one mile: in every
direction from the fork of the George
town aud Melton Road. 4!
Approved March 4, 1872. -'a' - d
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ATLANTIC ACID .PHOSpAkTE'' !

a.r ..t I"a- ..r ~ zDa.u an"t .To19l 4 ::
This Article prepared PHOSPHATE C0MPgN4 pnaer
JULIEN RAYENE for nRonS WIN
Reduced 8 ton per
Interest u
considered ls March
idle. E!3oH 2SSA.h"'
|.~ PE1zER, RODGERS & co. General Agents" 80
(. ..:..... BROWNS wv HARE GFIARLEsTON,'s. o..
QUARLES, PERRIN & CO., Agents. Abbevile &C. .h'ts'o
Jan 3, 1872 27- ,- n ! ..,1@I.t- : !. .L--....
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a Lyric of Life.


Said one to me: II seem to be
Likea bird blownont to sea- E
In the hurricanes wild track s
Lost wing weary, beating back &
tainly toward fading shore,
It shall rest on nevermore.n r7H;EN
Said I: "Betide, some good ships ride
Over all the waters wide *
Spread yogr wings; upon the blast, -
Let it bear you far and fast;
In some sea, serene and blue. -,.,.. :
Succor ships are waiting you.
This soul Then said: "Woald ever
- deadA-f = :: EfE =.
Bfliows roiiing gofer my" head!
Those that sail the shi p will cast
Storm waits back into the blast t;y..,>
Omens evil will they call '''-~ -
What the hurricane lets faH.". : =
Fer my reply "Beheath the sky
Countless isles of beauty lie; -,
Waits upon the ocean thrown,
After tossing, long and lone, .rf
To those blessed shores have come,
Finding there love, heaven and home.
-. = .
This soul to me "The seething sea-.
Tossing hungry under me,
I fear no trust; the ships 1 fear; =.
Iseen no Isle Of beauty near = IL. d
The sun is blotted out-no more
Twill shine for ME on any shore,"
Once more said: "Be not afraid;
Yield to the storm without dread );
For the tree by tempests torn
From its native soil, is borne,v. - =
Green, ,ato where its sripened fruit
Gives sturdy forest-roots = -;
That, which we lose, we think we
choose, y = II
Oft, from slavery to use, .? - -
Shocks that break our chain, tho rude,
Open paths tesligliest good, { - :
Wise, my sister soul, is she
Whotakes Of life the profered key"
J j &Fegtl71e or orersend q ID Ao"sh<y'
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JOINT RESOLUTION to Relieve
R. VampilL Treasurer Of Marion
County, or Uncoltected taxes ior
the year 1868. =. =. - 80. :. =.
NhcneasaM books and papers IF
Treasnsess sEs Vampills III Marion
County, were destroyed by fire on, the
18th day OF Febrna afy, I870,. at the
town of Marion; and whereas he has
horecord dlafof fhs parties delinquent;
sectioi iBe, resolved by the Senate e
and House Of Representatives OF the
State of South Carolina, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by the
authority Of tue same,, =, d.
That R.sVampi!l, county Treasurer
Of Marion, be-, and is hereby, relieved
responsibility tor the nncollccted
taxes of 1868, in Marion County
amounting g0$b 8e4s66, ON atcounte f
the State, and S3,2l5.02, on account
of the iC0uhtgs The Auditor Of the
State and Tseasiifef. of the State, and
County Commissioners Of Marion, are
hereby authorized and directed to give
him full acquittance and release there
u DAtpprovsa March 1, 1872. -
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&. .s'RnUTsHE.R,
-f;r,s.st yai,;=s.tg q. Il s3f,SEi,sst gtdiAss
.ba,E ,EE3NGlAys sqeas ayids ;sHs

NGlSlys sssss ( ,s.as as,as E, .,,sss sas
hAsas pf ,tasI 3SJlIeSipssslH Goods sdi 'aasss e.
lS5ll.li! sSlai of ate small adEanoe: yis,soaia
ahd = d40Mspr1i 4 X la1 s& Raai Raaissai q
goods,l eutiany isizes' s'igsaqa. !. sa,ss i..,
iissSYs And Bandsi Ehronos osso sav1a
'inG Goods, Lace Curtains AIMS sslds ssa sa.. sa..
Cloths and Upholstefs' Goods
iargs ssasg, 81. TGE iTaG;is CHILLY
ssplicit orders from soar, ,cAbbskai
viii be apld 10 ~, F 0RbGs4SH, hs,g
i::ssiB ALLIE. g.. .BRe eTHER,s ,'''sss sssIs
~" 80 - p,f;,sgs s,lf gi ,s.oss st1s,isf INN
: - ~ ~, JoLi - y III: :fsft<ili ali To
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Which they the highest grade Fertilizer o in the Sonh ah m
the results uVlan 0ua1o Pounu
! Of mo- benefit to the SOIL
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MAKE HOME ATTRACTIvE.-Nothing
adds more to the handsome appearance
Of d house outside, and to its cheerfulness
inside, than good clear window glass
and bright-eolored ornamental glass al
The sides and over the tops of the doors.
The first lets in all the bright warm light
Of the sun, while the latter admits the
light at the, same time, that itshuts off
the view of. prying, eyes. The best
French ard American glass, both plain
and ornamental, as we'll as doors, sashes,
blinds, balusters, .newels, ?mantels, &c.
are to be hadof Mr. g 9 / z: Toale, No. 20
Hel'4e eaynstreC eCharleston,,s. G. =, If Z,
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AVOID CoNsUMpTION.-No enemy to
the human race iss more to be- dreaded
and is more insidious in its approaches
than the too fatal destroyer of Health and
happiness of myriad-"C Consumption in
its CHASTITY FORM" The duty Of all is to-
guard against its first advances. This
may: be done by the timely use of DIR.
TUITSl
BosToN, Mass,
DR. Tut: = February g. 1870.
I, DEAR sS1E-Will you please inform
me at what druggist, in New York, | can
get your Expectorant, as; I can use some
of it to advantage, having seen the effect
of it on friend of mine? / am fully
satisfied that it has but to be tried to es-
tablish its merits. 1t works like magic;
'What-is your wholesale price, delivered
in New York? Let me know where 1t
can be had for the presentin New York,
and' will communicate further with
you ut another time. :.
Very truly yours,
b. ~ w. H. BARRON,
T. /
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JOINT RESOLUTION to Relieve
the late County Treasurer of Yorl!
County,cE. n. Rose, aud his bonds.

the Iate county -1fcaSufcr OF Ork
Coanty,~K N. Rose, and his; bonds.
Imen. = X - =, &C. =. - X.
Be it resolved by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State
of South Carolina, now met and sit
ting in General Assembly, and by the
authority ofthe same: = 50
That Edward NJ. Rose, late County
Treasurer of York County, and his
bondsmen, Win. e. Rose, Jas. Wind
sor and JE IL $Watsop,, be relieved
from aall& responsibility as Treasurer
and bondsmen in York County until
date, in consequence of raid made
on that Office and officer by the Ku
Klu9 KIan, on the 2oth day Of Feb
tuary, 1871 sS = : ! Es !
Approved March q, 4,>1S72.L' , !, :
AN ACT to Incorporate tho Spar.
tanburg Female college. -s~I &-.-
SECTION I. Be it enacted by the
Seaatetaud House Of Representatives,
of the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authorityof.rhesame 5
That Samuel B. Jones, President of
Bpartanburg Female College, with
his associates and successors, be, and
are hereby. declared q. body polite
and corp pot'ate, by the name and style
of the sSpartanburgi Female College,
located in The town2of Spartanburg.1
South Carolina.
SEet That the said corporation
shall have power, in its corporate
name, to sue and be sued, plead and
be inpleaded in any court Of law in
thisStatey to. purchase and hold real
ind personal estate, to have a seal
and to make all such bylaws for the
government ofA said corporation as
may be deemed Snee eeessarysnot. incon5
sistent with the laws of the State.
SEC. 8. That the said corporation
shall have power to elect professors
for said college, TO- fill gall vacancies
as may tocc,t among them, aand to
remove them at discretion, to pre-
scribe aoeeurse of studyito be Jpur.
sued by the Students TO confer de-
grees, and award diplomas, and such
other honorary distinction to grad
hates as are common in the colleges
of similar grades in the United
StatsH.pIf3 GI>5I H. ..uE 'ci~a -.
Sec. 4. That the private, as we'll
rs the corporate, property Of the cor
porstors, shall be liable for all debts
contracted for the College by its au'
thorized agents. x,'.ry.rt.ssr
SccS5: 'That the said corporation
shall have power to take and hold, by
donation, bequest or purchase, rea
and personal property, for the uso OF
said College, to any amount not ex'
eeeding thirty thousand dollars. o..
Sic. s. That this Act shall continue
In force until repealed .,a,,..,.- .,-y1
Approved March 4, 1872 ,",.. .-@7-
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REsssD FooRING MEATHER B1ARDs od &C. n over
New York prices Door and WnaoS md ] Fnnes d MADE
and made order Good and substantial work made as cheap
of the above South Of the city of BaIore all Which
The subscribers are tile only practical Blind Makers
gentlemen all this Georgia. North Caro-
'':-~ --'''-
Fertilizer Works immediate
of Tavon Hotels. I.
authorized Agents Abbevie
hpped half towit 6 100 ls over the
Ca r. r. ..th.t ;.- -, loep 2lS! g.
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2, Inaevery quarter of-thea agiobe'where it
is. known, and there are few indeed
where it is not, the Mexican Mustang
Liniment takes precedence of all similar
preparations. Its transcendant merits
have obtained for it q popularity seldom
reached by any proprietary medicine
In It's Infancy the fiat Of its success was
pronounced in the widespread endorse
which it received from physicians, vet
erinary surgeons, horsemen. and the
public generally. No one now thinks
of questioning its claim to be considered
the Standard Liniment of America.
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FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED.
An Investigation Needed.

On farm in or near Andalusia, in this
county, there lived and worked, in company
or as partners. last summer, three Bel
gians, one of whom acted as cook. Last
week one of the men, while eating, was
taken suddenly and alarmincly sick The
cook was not eating at that time The
other man declined the meal prepared I'M
less the cook would also partake, The man
taken sick died and was buried The other
man mot the cook related these facts to
a friend in this city, and thus the rumor
got abroad. The matter requires immedi-
ate investigatiOn-to vindicate the cook, il
inocent-to punish him if guilty. Let
daylight in upon the whole transaction. 81
that all can know the truth.
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NOTES, HERE AND THERE.

The Shamrock House is being repaired
Hay, Wood and Coal are plenty in
Market Square.
Coal sold at Is cents per bushel on
Market Square to-day
The name of Mill street, in Moline, has
been changed to Rodman
Copp Bros. are running an omnibus
between this city and Davenport
VIM. 5. Bailey, steward at our county
aims house, was one of the excursionists to
Normal
In case of fire, call on the police for keys
to the hydrants, to give an alarm, Don t
open but one hydrant for that purpose, or
the alarm will not indicate the ward where
the fire is.
The lawyers of Springfield have been re
hearsing the celebrated case of Bardell VS..
Pickwicll, for some time, and on Thursday
evening performed in the Opera House,
for the benefit of the Home for the
Friendless.
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THE LATEST GALvA FIRE.
The Incendiaries Arrested.


On Thursday of last week, about three
o clock in the morning they had another
fire in Galva, originating in Thomas Ny
berg's saloon Nybergs loss will be about
$1,000 on stock and fixtures, on which he
had no insurance. Anderson K Engstrand
boot and shoe dealers, who occupied the
upper part of the building, lost the whole
Of their stock, amounting TO about $4,000
Tin addition TO their books and papers, on
which there was an insurance of 81, 900 in
the Hartford The building was owned by
Mrs. Mack formerly Mrs, Subway
and was not insured
Jonas Naslund and Erick Lila. were
arrested and examined, as the incendiaries,
and held in 81 800 each for burglary, and
s., 900 each for arson Failing 10 get bail
they were sent to the Cambridge Jail.
Three other men. Peter Peterson, Henry
Prince and Lewis johnson, were also ar
rested, but there not being sufficient evil
dence against them To bind them over,
they were discharged They were, how
ever, afterwards arrested and fined for
drunkenness ana disorderly conduct
The MOLINE STEAM CARs-Lt is said
that there is widespread feeling of sat.
istaction in Moline, as well as III this city
that the accommodation trains on the
/ Rockford. Rock Island a. St Louis rail
road. between this city and Moline, are To be
continued during the cold weather The
quick time warm cars and comfortable
waiting rooms On either end are appre-
ciated, and there seems u he no diminu
ton Of patronage on account of the street
ears resuming full trips, though they ais
appear t. be doing as much business Il,
ever
President Gable will give the experiment
of running these trains fair trial. and dc
what shall be for the interest of hi>
road \ trial of couple of months will
probably test the question. If the pat
ronage is such as to warrant it, he will pro,
badly put on a couple of dummy cars-it
not, then the trains viii he withdrawn
Should the steam cars and the horse
cars both run, everybody will hope tha
there will be business enough for both t,
pay handsomely
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The 9aiIg Arsns.
Monday, December ls, 1874.
NOTES. HERE AND THERE.

On the 5th inst. in Monmouth, mulat-
TO barber, with razor, made an assault
on girl named Nelson, cutting her seven
times, badly. He was arrested and
placed in Jail mob gathered to iynch'
him the jailer got him out the back way
and sent him 10 Aledo jail, and then ask
ed them 10 search the Jail If they wanted to.
OF course they didn't find him. At last
accounts the young woman was alive and
likely to recover. The darkie says he was
so drunk he didn't know what he was
about
On Wednesday night the 18th, the
station Of B., c. r. 4 NJ. railroad at Yves;
Liberty, Iowa, was burglarized, and thirty
four railway tickets 10 various points on
the road, as well rs a carpet sack filed
with samples of cutlery belonging to a
commercial traveller, taken On Friday,
City Marshall c. A. Ball of Geneseo,
found man in the C.. r. l. 4 p. station
there, who was showing profusion of rail
road tickets which he had in his possession
The officers suspicious were aroused, and
he took the man, whose name was Oscar
Hubert, under arrest He is now in West
Liberty, awaiting his trial for burglary
Saturday afternoon u lad named W illiam
Nantis whose parents reside over the nv
er, came very near losing his life while
skating on Sylvan Water lie was in
company with q youth named Arthur
Stockwell. and while gliding about pier
of the bridge over Sylvan Water, the ice
broke, and down he sank He disappear
ed from sight, but came up in an instant,
and clutched the ice which broke as fast
"a, he bore weight upon it, Young Stock
well got down fat on the ice and slid him
self along till he came 70 the open place
where Yantis was struggling, when he
seized the imperilled lad and pulled him
out. The still water was probably all that
saved Yantis Had there been channe
current there, he would, most likely, have
been drawn under the ice People whC
venture on the ice should take warning.
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recommend the same provided that the pamphlet i.

recommend the same provided that the pamphlet is
as represented. Respectfully yours,
Mr. Gould saw the proofs and maps, and
told Mr.. Eggleston and Mr.. Steel, the com
mittee of the Board of Trade, that he was
satisfied, in every respect, with the repre-
sentation Moline was receiving, and would
recommend the appropriation.
We are authorized by the President of
the Board of Trade to say, in reply to the
Moline Re0ieW's article, that the citizens of
Moline have received all the pamphlets
they ever applied for, and hare assisted in
distributing them, and that this expose of
the contemplate action of the Moline
Council is not made in order to get the
paltry sum claimed, but as matter of
principle and right, and to vindicate their
Committee in their representations to the
public.
We also trust our readers will excuse
the taking of so much room in these col
umns on the same grounds.
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DIED.

CONWAY.-On Sunday night, the 18th inst at
her old home in this city, Mrs. Ann NJ Conway,
widow OF Miles W. Conway, aged II years.
She died as she had lived in the full assurance of
faith in God.
Funeral tomorrow, Tuesday, the 18th inst at
O'Clock p. m. from her late residence. Friends Of
the family are invited to attend.
LUNDELL.-In the city of Moline on Sunday.
the 10th inst, Mrs. Emma Lnndell, wife Of A. r.
Lundell
Funeral from the residence, next house to the
Moline Wagon Co.'S building, on Tuesday tne 18th,
at 8 O'Clock p. m. Friends are invited.
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bright healthy child is perennial spring of
JOY IN every well regulated family, and where il
that father who after the strife and turmoil Of bust
ness on returning to his home, is not beguiled of
care by the innocent prattle Of his chldY Perhaps
TINS father Is a worldly man, and makes gold his
idoI, ne may have been successful man, and
amassed riches. Yet place his child on the sick
bed and all his gold is at the disposal of the physi
clans and the only return he asks is the restoration
OF health to his child. Fathers Mothersi would
your preserve your child in heaths Then listen to
us. There is prevailing cause of the disease in
children and that cause II II this cause of
disease is not removed, your child will sicken and
die, or liDger suffering invalid for life We pre-
sent TO you an infallitle remedy for worms: ii il
DIR. JUDSON'S DEAD SHOT WORM CANDY
and If put up in the form Of stick of candy and so
pleasant to the taste, that children greedily tease
Tor It. 1t y purely vegetable, aud cannot hurt the
smallest child. Ask for DIR. Judsons Dead Shot
Worm Candy. Fer sale everywhere at 20 cents per
package. W. IL. CoMSToCK, Sole Proprietor.
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SOME HOPE FOR STATE RIGHTS YET.

The friends of local self government will
rejoice to read the decision of the Federal
Supreme Court, AS announced in a special
telegram from Washington to THE ARGUS,
to-day The decision was given to-day,
and relegates the Kellogg, Casey, Grant
gang of carpet bag thieves back to the PEG
pie of Louisiana, who will probably settle
their hash for them.
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II you do not feel well you send for a doctor he
calls upon you. looks wise, sCraVls some hero
glyphics upon piece of paper which you take to
the drug store and there pay 80 cents TO Si09 be
sides the doctors fee, for remedy nine times out
OF ten not half 40 good as DR.. Morse's Indian Root
Pills, which cost but % cents per box. Do Won
think the FORMER the best, because YOU paw the
most for ity II you do advise you to use Just Us
an experiment, the MOrses Indian Root Pills
They are prepared from formula, pronounced by
the most learned physicians of our country to be
the best and most universal of family medicines
The MoTses Indian Root Pills cure Headache
Liver Complaint, Indigestion. Dyspepsia Female
Irregularities &c and are put up both sugar coat
ed and plain, Give them trial Sold by all deal
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Harry notifies the public that he will
run the skiff till 9 o'clock p. NJ for five
cents each, and from Q till II P. Nj. for ten
cents each. Ice in good condition and
plenty of sleighs flying.