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DEALERS IN SECURITIES

AUGUSTA, Me-, March 10, 1872.
MEsSRS. kIMBALL & Col take pleasure in ties.
tifying in favor of your medicine. A few weeks
since my boy was troubled with o severe cold, SO
he could not speak above whisper; after using
other remedies in my family, and deriving no bene.
lit, was advised to try your Botanic Cough Bal.
sam. The first dose relieved him, and effected
cure SO quick, that my husband, (who was in the
last stage of consumpton) being anxious to obtain
something that would make him rest nights, CON-
menced taking your Balsam. After using it one
night, said 1t was worth more than five dollars to
him; he informed one of the first physicians in the
city of the ects he at said continue to take it,
Respectfully,
MRS. 0. B. DIXON
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Special Notices.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.

q c0n0 REWARD is offered for better Remedy
0JUUU Adamson's Botanic Cough Balsan, for
the c'~e of colds coughs sore throat. Group, bron
chit soreness Of lungs, asthma, whooping cough,
and all diseases of like nature. More than 10 900
bottles sold, and not o failure yet
The following are few of the names of those who
have used this remedy Mrs. Gov. Cony Mrs.
Hon. James w. Bradbury; Arson P. Morrill,, Elk.
Governor of Maine; Mrs. Col. Thomas Lambard;
Mrs. Col Thomas Lang; Hon. j. j. Eveleth Mayor
of Augusta Rev. DIR. Kicker; Rev. Z. E. Martin
Rev. c. +. Penney Rev. VIM. A Drew; Rev. H. +.
Wood; Col F. NJ. Drew, Sec of State; Hon. j. 7.
woodward, State Librarian; Col. Geo. w. Stanley,
President First National Bank: Hon. B. II. Cush.
man, President Granite National Bank; S. w. Lane,
Sec. Senate; Warren L. Alden Bangor; and ten
thousand others too numerous to mention.
Beware Of worthless limitations. See that the
name of F. w. kinsman is blown In the glass ofthe
Druggists and Medicine Dealers. Sample bottle
and Circulars free. wv. KINSMAN, Proprietor
Augusta, Me- Geo. c. Goodwin 4 Co., Agents, IS
Hanover street, Boston. mar20-tly ly9
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Republican COnventiOn-Third Congress
siOnal District.

The Republicans of the Third Congressional Dis.
trct Of Maine win meet in Convention at
Granite Hall, Augusta,
on Tuesday Ma! Fist, 1872, at twelve (12) O'Clock,
NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidates:
l. For Representative to Forty.third
Congress.
2. For Elector Of President and Vice
President.
ALSO
3. To select Two Delegates to the National
Republican Convention, to be held at Phila-
delphia on Wednesday, June 9th, 1872.
4. To select Two Alternate Delegates to
the same convention. 80
Each city, town and plantation viii be entitled to
one delegate, and additional delegate for every
hundred votes cast for Governor Perham In 1871.
majority fraction will be entitled to an additional
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head,
Long, long the lads shall listen to hear the gray.
beard tell
Of those who fought at Gettysburg and stood their
ground SO well:
"Twas for the Union and the nag" the veteran
shall say,
"our grand old army held the ridge. and won that
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Sewing Machines !
The WOrl d IL G N 0 w N e d .
The Best on Earth.
The Singer Still Triumphant !

This Is fact which cannot be denied. Do not
invest your money for cheap machine which is
liable to get out Of repair in a short time But be-
fore purchasing elsewhere be sure and call at the
looms OF
s. F. DAVENPORT,
Water Street Hallowell, Me-, where you will be
sure TO get a good bargain. Mr.. Davenport has
been engaged In the sale and repairing OF sewing
machines for long time, and he feels confident Of
suiting his customers. Always get the best, and
that will prove the cheapest IN the end.
RuR3Q.t&Wly
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And each organized Plantation one delegate.
Credentials Of delegates may be sent in advance
ofthe convention to the District Committee at Au.
gusta.
-fs az ii. ii. HAMLEN,
sl Ga - t. JAMES A. HALL, District
JAMES Is. DAsCOMB,
+'-. a g. W. ROBINSON, Committee
fa.E .. h. +. WEBB,
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The Cumberland Table Land

DURE water, mild, healthy climate, great fruit
l. region, excellent stock country; peculiarly
adapted to sheep husbandry. Plenty Of timber,
good water-power, and cheap lands. Colony form.
ing 10 settle spring Great Undue ements to
For particulars address Cumberland Table Land
Colony Brooks, Me-, or Jamestown Tenn.
wit
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GETTYSBURG.
BIZ EDMUND c. sTEDMAS.

I Spoken at the Reunion Of the Army of The Potion
&C, Cleveland, May I, 1872
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John A. Peters, Maine.

John A. Peters, Maine.
Luke +. Poland, Vt.
L. b. Frieze, r. l.
H. H. Starkweather, Ct.
James Gopsill, n. j.
William Fl. Kemble. Pa.
Howard NJ. jenkins, Del
B. r. Cowen, Ohio.
John Coburn, Indiana.
c. B. Farwell, Illinois.
z. Chandler, Michigan.
j. Z. Averiil, MINI.
David Atwood, Wis.
Geo. W. McCrary, Iowa
q. G. Fulton, Maryland.
Franklin Stearns, Va.
j. r. Hubbard, W. Va.
VIM. Sloan, n. c.
Washington. ID. c.. ia
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National Union Republican Conven
fion

Ths undersigned, constituting the National Com
rniftee designated by the Convention held at Chica
20 On the Goth OF May, ls6s, hereby call eonven.
ton of the Union Republican party at the city OF
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the 5th day OF June
next at ~ O'Clock noon for the purpose OF nominal
ing candidates for the Offices of President and Vice
President of the United States.
Each State is authorized to be represented in the
Convention by delegates equal to twice the number
of Senators and Representatives to which 1t will be
entitled in the next National Congress, and eacn
organized Territory is authorized to send two del
egates.
~ In calling this Convention, the Committee remind
the country that the promises of the Union Repuol'
can Convention Of 1868 have been fulfilled. The
States lately in rebellion have been restored to
their former relations 10 the Government. The
laws Of the country have been faithfully executed
public faith has been preserved and the nationa
credit firmly established. Governmental econom!
has been illustrated by the reduction at the SAM
ime, Of the public debt and Of taxation; and tn
funding Of the national debt ut lower rate OF In
terest has been successfully inaugurated. Inc
rights Of naturalixed citizens have been proecseo
by treaties, and immigration encouraged BY LIBERAL
provisions The defenders Of the Union have been
e,atenur,v remembered and the rights and interests
are being enforced, for the protection OF persons
and property in all sections. Equal suffrage has
! been ENGRAVED on the National Constitution; the
privileges and immunities Of American citizenship
have become part Of the organic law, and lib
eral policy has been adopted toward all who en-.
gagged in the rebellion Complications in foreign re-
latiops have been adjusted in the interest Of
throughout the world while the national honor has
been maintained. Corruption has been exposed,
offenders punished, responsibility enforced, safe-
guards established, and now, as heretofore, the
Republican party stands pledged to correct all
abuses and carry out all reforms necessary to main
tain the purity and efficiency Of the public service
To continue and firmly establish its fundamental
principles we invite the cooperation Of all the citi.
zens of the United States.
Ed WILLIAM CLAFL1S, OF Massachusetts,,
"a ryDss. Chairman.
WILLIAM E. CHANDLER, Of New Hampshire,
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T. W. Osborn, Florida.
l., C. Carpenter. s. Z.
John H. Caldwell, Ga.
James p. Stow, Ala.
NJ. H. Southworth, La.
A. G. Fisk, Mississippi.
s. c. Pomeroy, Kansas.
b. r. Rice, Arkansas.
j. b. Clark. Missouri.
A. A. Burton, Kentucky,
Horace Maynard, Tenn.
Il. B. Taylor, Nebraska.
James W. Nye, Nevada.
H. W. COrbett, Oregon.
George c. Gorham, Cal.
John b. Chanee, Col.
w. A. Burleigh, Dakota.
8. j. Bowen, Dis. Of Col.
II 1870
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Discussion of the Supplementary
Treaty by the London Papers.

Discussion of the Supplementary
Treaty by the London Papers.
NEW York, May ga London spe-
cial says the English papers continually
discuss the treaty of Washington and
the supplementary article with undimin.
ished interest. The editorials were gen.
orally inspired by desire to prevent the
failure Of arbitration and save the treaty.
An article in the contrary sense in Pail
Mall Gazette, tonight, says the whole DRIFT
of feeling and opinion in England justi.
ties saying that the worst thing to dowith
the treaty is TO save 1t. Saving the treaty
means otTensc and humiliation TO
America or England, or both ma
tions 1t means renewal and not
abatement of the III feeling 1t was in
tended TO allay. How to save the treaty
means, who shall eat tho leak, or whether
means cannot be invented whereby both
parties shall agree and cat in each others
presence. The American papers appear
10 exclaim against the adoption Of the
supplementary article. Here there Is only
one opinion, that It's acceptance would be
discreditable and dangerous to both. The
people would be pacided and content at
once II the treaty and negotiations con.
nected herewith were dropped as an IT.
remediable blunder for which the two
governments are alone TO blame. That is
the proper tate Of the treaty, and the only
safe and peaceful way OF disposing OF II. i:
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Reformed Presbyterian synod.

NEW YORK, May 22-The Reformed
Presbyterian Synod reassembled this
morning,
The question for the days devotional
exercises was, allow can the church in
fluence the community at large to perform
Alright their sveeral duties" and was
amended by the adoption Of the words,
land to promote the sancti6cation of the
Sabbath"
Various reports were received and
adopted.
The report of the Special Committee
on Church Property on the Philadelphia
Presbytery was presented.
DR.. Wilson moved its acceptance and
adoption. t'
Rev. Mr.. Boil objected to the report in
Its present shape and dissented from its
adoption in the present form.
DR.. Steel said he knew all about the
lamentable state Of affairs in Philadel.
.phia touching the property now in litiga.
ton, the details Of which have from time
to time been laid before the public, and 1t
had been utterly impossible to bring about
any compromise whatever. The debate
on this subject, which Is equivalent to the
Book Concern wrangle Of the Methodists,
continued for nearly two hours, and was
participated in by all the prominent
members, and without any action ad.
journed.
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COLUMBUS.
The Garner Murder Trial.


COLUMBUS, May 22.-The Garner muir.
der trial, to-day, drew out large crowd
OF spectators. Several witnesses were
examined, among them the Sheriff Of
Madison county, who testified to leaving
Barclay at hotel at Loudon on the even
ing Of the day Of the murder; he was
dressed in the same clothes he had on on
the day Of the murder, but was registered
as John Davis, Of Springfield, and then
had full light beard. He saw him some
days after, when his beard was shaved
off. Teller Madison, of the National
Bank Of Madison county, testified that on
the day after the murder Barclay ex-
changed at the bank large bills for small,
and then deposited 5000 in the name of
John Barclay, but drew it out the same
day.
DR.. Plat, who assisted in the attend
ance on Garner during his last illness,
testified that Garner told him he had been
struck three times with hammer.
Another witness testified to seeing Garner
just after he was struck, and was told by
Garner that he had got a devil of q blow
with hammer. Two other physicians
who attended Garner before his death
testified that in their opinion the wounds
on Gamers head were inflicted with q
blunt, smooth instrument like hammer
or hatchet. Other witnesses were ex-
amined, but no new points were ELECTED.
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The obcrlIn Anti.seCre;cy Conven.
tiOn,

OBERL1N, O., May 2s.-The Anti.Se.
crecy Convention met here at 8 o'clock
this morning, and spent two hours in ar.
rangeing business matters, after which,
according to previous appointment, the
meeting adjourned, and resolved itself
into mass convention Of persons opposed
to secret societies, for the purpose Of con
sidering the propriety Of taking national
political action. Speeches were limited
to five minutes time, and Judge Irish, of
SanduskY, was called to the Chair.
Mr.. Pomeroy Of Syracuse, N. Y, pre-.
sented petition from the farmers Of On.
tario county, desiring that no Presiden-
tial nomination should be made. Follow
ing this was u spirited discussion on the
question of national political action.
The Convention took recess until z
p. NJ, when the discussion will be re.
sumed. Prominent among the candidates
are Hon. Phllo Carpenter, Of Illinois; Rev.
A. Crooks, of Syracuse; Rev. John Liv-
ingston, Of Michigan; Hon. John Diet.
rich, Of Normal, Illinois; Rev. Mr.. Ches.
ter, OF Cincinnati; President Allen, of
Westfeld College, Illinois; and DR.. ]. A.
Bingham, of Medina, Ohio.
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INDIANA.

LOUISVILLE, May 2s.-The Demo.
cratic Convention Of the second Con.
gressional district OF Indiana, met at JET.
fersonville to-day, and W. f. Sherrod, OF
Orange county, was elected permanent
Chairman. Forty ballots were cast for
Congressman, the hindmost candidate
being dropped in the last four ballots.
The fortieth ballot resulted in favor of @.
K. Wolfe, OF Floyd county, he receiving
S74; @. L. Dunham, Of Clark county,
SlF. Wolfe accepted the nomination in
short speech.
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The Case of DR.. Huston.

BALTIMORE May 22.-An examination
into the charges against the Rev. DR..
Huston was commenced to-day. The
court was composed OF the presiding Ell.
der, Mr.. Samuel Rodgers, and Revs. Zim.
norman, Headspleader, Carson and
others, whose names were not ascertained
at the opening Of the Court. The propo-
sition to admit Mr.. Samuel Snowder as
counsel for DR.. Huston was rejected, and
B. Eldridge Monroe, a theological student,
was admitted as counsel. The case was
commenced with the examination of the
servant'girl, Virginia Hopkins. Proceed
ings secret,
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Accldent to a nlidshipman.

ANNAPOLIS, MD., May 2s.-This morn
ing, while tho midshipmen were being
examined in practical seamanship by q
board Of visitors in setting and furling
sails on board Of the ship Dale, Midship.
man Fidelo S. Carter, of illinois, fell from
below the fore topsail yard.arm, striking
me the rigging In his fall, into the water.
Alidshlpmen T. II. Mel .ean, Of New York,
and Il. W. Gait, OF Virginia, jumped
oveSoSard .s after him and kept him adoat
unni all were rescued by o boat. Carter
was BADLY bruised, but 1t Is thought he
sustained no serious injury.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 29.-Judge Lawrence,
OF the Supreme Court of this State, yes
terday granted a supersedeas In the case Of
Gregory Peri, the Italian saloon keeper,
who murdered two men in his saloon in
this city, Oct, 0, and who was sentenced
to be hanged on the 2Sth inst. The writ
Is based upon bill Of errors presented by
the counsel Of the accused, and which
will be placed before the Supreme Court
at its September session.
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Small Pox at Dayton, Ohio,

DAYTON, May ae.-Exaggerated 70.
ports OF the small pox here have been
sent abroad. The facts are that there
were 80 cases In the city, mostly OF q mild
form, and confined to the neighborhood
OF the pest house, among people not vac.
cinated. The Board Of Health are &C.
lively engaged in arrangements to enforce
the health ordinance rigidly, and no ap'
prehension OF further spread disturbs the
public mind. One subject has been dis.
missed because there was small pox In
the adjacent house. -
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AT Cape May,N, j., Tuesday, Daniel
Horn shot and instantly killed his vile
for alleged infldelity.
Part of the construction platform on
the Catawba river bridge Of the Air Line
Railroad, South Carolina, iell wednes.
day, killing Thos. Ways, and badly lnjur.
ing five others. IN
The Pennsylvania State Agricultural
Society have decided to hold their annual
lair at Erie, commencing on the 17th Sep
tember next.
The Second District of Maine Repub-
lican Convention on Wednesday renomi.
mated Wm. P. Foye for Congress by
acclamation. Resolutions fayoring Grant
and Coliax were unanimously adopted.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-Greenwood's
woolen mill, in, this city, was totally
burned this morning. The fire originated
in the picker room. Loss, $4,000.
The first annual meeting Of the Ameri.
can Institute Of Mining Engineers was
held last night, r. w. Raymond, Presi.
dent. Thirty.three new members were
elected.
The coroners jury in the Lowden NAL.
practice case found q verdict, this morn
ing, against Dr.. Styles, who was commit.
ted without bail, to await the action OF
the grand jury. 4tsT 19E
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, May 29.-Raining; Mon.
ongahela 30 inches, stationary. No ar.
rivals or departures.
oHc1SNAEI, May ss-River rising; six.
teen feet, six inches. ,al.
LOUISVILLE, May 22.-River rising, z
feet; canal 8 feet chute. Cloudy and
rainy to-day. Business very dull.
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Locusts in kentucky.

LEXINGTON, KY, May GA gentle.
tleman Of our city, hunting in Bourbon
county, Kentucky, to-day, reports that
the locusts have appeared there by the
million. The trees and ground are lit
orally covered with them. They appear
soon after daylight. There are fears that
they will do great damage to the fruits.
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FRANCE.

Report on Surrender Of Strasburg.
PARIS, May 2s-The Commission on
Capitulation report relative to the sur
render OF Strasburg and blame General
ulrich on all points for the Capitulation
OF the city. He is especially censured for
securing for himself and officers the ex-
emption from the conditions imposed up.
on his enlisted men by the Governor
Commander TO whom he surrendered.
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petual treaty Of amity with the Orange
free state Of South Africa.
The President this afternoon signed the
bill TO remove the political disabilities i'm.
posed by the Fourteenth Article Of
amendments to the Constitution. The
bill will, 1t is supposed, cover less than
200 cases, including that OF Jefferson
Davis and John 9. Breckenridge. q
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METHODIST GENERAL CON.
FERENCE. y5I-gI -.
Election of the Three Additional
Bishops.


NEW YoRx, May 2e.-At the Metho.
dist General Conference this morning the
ballOting for the three additional Bishops
continued, and OF 10 o'clock the tellers re.
tired TO count the votes. In the mean.
time discussion took place In reference
to the reports Of class.leaders.
AT II o'clock the tellers returned and
announced the vote as follows: e. g.
Andrews, $3.50; Gilbert Haven 200. These
two were declared elected. The ballots
was then cast for tic remaining Bishops.
AT l2 o'clockthe tellers announced the
vote for the remaining Bishop. Jesse T.
Peck, Of New York received 205 votes,
He was declared elected. This concluded
the election Of Bishops. Delegates were
received from the General Conference Of
the Evangelical Association held last
year at tNapierville, Ills, who were heard
on the union with the Methodist Church.
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steamer News,

SOUTHAMPTON, May 2s.- s.-Arrived, steam.
ship Baltimore from Baltimore and the
steamship Rhein from New York.
LIyRRPooL, May 22.-Arriyed, steam.
ship Scandinavian from Portland. IN I,
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. The Democratic County Convention
at Bedford, Pa, on Wednesday, instruct.
ed their delegates to the Reading Conven.
zion TO vote for the Hon. W. q. Schell for
Governor. sasEtS IS -ssit' 'si'' r
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A ssIGNEE SALE.
The undesslgnsd will Oae' .. Pu1ns ,nS, SAW ="
nnniy Sist DAY Of May, 1914,

NM pnderlgned Will ouef 81 PHUEV '7'V' 0'
FRIDAY, sl,t Day Of NAY iS1s, -,
m,,. ,o,IowIny Real Eslte, As the property o'
All ~ = Rnsc6, BGnkrups, to-wit: ,a w.,.,
btett NJ n o. The e6ruer OF Main 4nd WSTI ntfI
.,o,. 10; Nj I'D BeaIrc, Belmont county, Ohio. Tni'
ts y, = SoSy tsyorably located Is business s1d,
ot - ~ ia beSt il tho city, with 90 IeeI nout oy
TaS iSShSst "a alley. On this property thcfe Is
Store Room Dwelling LSG;s ana a5d sSnp %1' FaSso GSa
~ W III Bel & RuSch. with the appuItenAnces'
SSonSiStISS % I'M Kettles, Tanks, Steam Boiler Pipes,
Fixing &c, There Is connected Slth ms PISSPS5s Ps5
sJIrISS % AID Village, suitable for Gardening OF
BaIdnE purposes The creek bank saT1a1 ,SS .,y IRc
best sites for slaughter houses about h sIs ' ,Ss
rspuery. iSS or divided to suit purchasers. More
pSrtIcuIar description will DO furnished on day
Of sale. .,.,..,. =, ,rbon the
conditions will be m8dO known. ,oor1
Assignee Of BreIl 3 Ruseh' BankFap's'
nVig l1A21
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offer At public sale on the premises, the farm or
hlms lately owned by said VIM. Dement,, deceAs;'
od, containing about 225 acres, more or @ IGss, ana
situated on the head waters Of Little Wheenns
Geek, In Liberty township, Ohio county, West
Va: IaId tIact OF land iS adjOined by lands OF
GIain. Finley. Farls, and others, and can roA-
div bo divided into two farms, both having
thereon the necessary improvements. ltdiVided,
ono tract will contain about 100 acres, tho other
sbout isO acres. Said land will be offered for
SSle In two parcels. This property is distant
SbOut three miles from West Liberty, three and
a hSlf miles from tho EIGmp1eld Railroad, and
SbOlt Ian miles from the city Of Wheeling. The
aud is Of good quality, well watercd and timber
ed and has opened on II quarry OF excellent
sandstone.
TERNs or SALE OHE.taird Of the purchase
money 10 cash on the lst day OF October, 1874,
lho Jiy on which possession will BIO given; the
residue 10 two equal InstAllmCRtS In one and tLD0
yeSfs from October lst, 1872, said deferred pay
nsnts to draw interest from time OF first pay.
ment, the purchaser to give bond with good SO.
CURLY for tho said credit installments and the
title being retained until the payment In full OF
thepurch4sc money. Growing crops arc rcsery.
sd, the purchaser 10 have privilege OF putting In
lAll crop. JOHN Z. EAhiS.
TAYLOR FOREMAN,
Administrators with The will annexed OF VIM.
Dement, decd. my22d4Wt
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| UCTIoN, AUCTION, AUCTION.

Great Clearance Sale Of thousands OF Hats.
lots Of Clothing, Fish, Furniture, Notions, &C.,
90 Tuesday evenings, Wednesday mornings,
Ftday evenings, Saturday mornings and Satur-
day evenings, until closed out and without re.
serve 10 the highest bidder for CASH, by
j, c, HERVEY & CO,
myGS 100 Market street,