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month OF February, and to what date:
James wilkins, Nove1nber i, 1872
j. J.GaHewell, "A prif g, 1872 INn
]. w. Jarrett, November /, 1873;
L. AtYhemhson,Jan IA, 1879
j. Stewart, January q, 1873;
nj. r. Conrad, August 1, 1872; -
j. j. Weeks, September u, 1879 ~
Sturgeon q Sharp, Janu4ry21, lS72:E
5. Z Carr, Adgust8, ,sl872;Tt 49,,
~ Eurgison, January Il, 1873;
j. ThGFbuFA, EebrIIary, IL, ,1S7S, - Ss..,,,
EHeinda Deseins, January q, ,4tE4 :
L. c. Eaucer y MY .2Is' 1877: :. .%fRN9
Brady feetruafy6, 1873; NJ
r. a. Dinsgl0 0fe, FL el1ruafsy6, 187@A
j. A. Shepherd, January 21, 1875;,A :.
John Mintier, March /, 1872; w
P. King, April q, 1872; -
DR.. II. Lisle, OcteHr3f, 1872;
James Lisle, August 70, 1877;
John LiSse, Ia1dsf,,' 1, 4, 1879. -
John Israef, zpriI ss5, 1872; Fss-sz-
N. Taylor, February %, 1872;
w. X. Hambietorf, March IL S73;E
E. Bethel, sr.s4upei 90 1877 73aTasar
G.. l.. Morris, July q, 1872;
Z. Holloway, February 22,18z2;
E.sInglebrighs, October<
TIC Haableton FebtslarF q, B72;
+ + IT, IT, Boyd EebrusrE 1873,
Wm. Greenlee, Fetraary 15 isz4;
&C, Ramage, Ee6tE2rl i, fSz3A /
w. j.. Kelsey !, e9lhef IA, fs7za I
John Henderson, 90 Der 6s 9H4 /
3, Shipinafi, ia iin&fg ! s73 /
Captaih sfIa I'm B0i5I {5efdf5Ef II .78T2.- /
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For Rent.

WILL Rent my Farm living onth Natinaa
/ Road, . quarter of g mile West OF st. Clairs,
Vile forthree, eve or seven years. either to
form Ioint association n stocking 10 with
sheep or for cpsh. ltlSof the very best quality
ef soil In Ne county l50 arf ee cleared ahout IS
acres ssti Timothy and clover IS acres In blue
grass, lfa splendid large apple trees; 25 laree
cherry trees Rnd large ,eRr trees, all az the
.anest quality OF grated Fruit and 10 plum trees
Also, immt pae quantities OF coal and lime
stone. Possession given LIST OF April.
fe22lw sih JAS. WEIR,
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

THE largest and best selected stock
of Wall Paper ever brought lost. ClsIrs-
vile, for sale at T. N. LEWIS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-07

WALL PAPER Just received and
opening atsLBwSss DRUG 4 Book STORE
Old Prejudices are dying OUT
New facts are killing them. The idea
that invaIids weakened by disease can
be relieved by prostrating them with
destructive drugs, Is no longer entertain
ed except by monomauiacs. Ever since
the introduction of DR. WALKERS
VINBaxR BITTFRs it has ssbeen obvious
that their regulating and -invigo-ating
properties are all-sufiicient for the cure
sefchpepic indis sestion, Theunstism con
sfipation, diarrhBa, nervous affections,
and malarfous sewers, and they are now
the stanfsTd sremedy Ter these COM
piaintE n every section Of the Union.
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T. N. LEWIS has just opened his
stock of Wall Paper for the Spring
ftapea fSsEs7E Ek EAf5sS
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Il RoF sa5e Cheap. LAT this once q set
OF Surveyors Plotting instruments.
good as new. marItf
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L,isf of Patents

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Issued from the United states sPaten
Office to citizens of the State of Ohit
for-the week ending Feb. 27th, 1871.
Reported for the CHRONICLE by j
MeC. PERKINS d Co., Co1nselors-at
law and Solicitors fol Patents anC
claims, No. 5l3, Seventh Street, Wash
Stove Pipe Elbow, Thos.s Hartley,
Bridgeport=zsS s.lsass. :. 44.Ja;I., 8; zsso
iiH Water Elevator James Daykin,
Cleveland. .sis'Sss.is - 't,'s''' :, s'1ssaas
Box Opener, ]. c. Castor, Cast Il i, Cincinnati.
Fly-Fan, zGs A. aGoodrieh and Peter
Miller. Homer ssf4 =sEas1sl ~ zzii=S zSE
Gaug for Sewing Machines, C. c..
Roberts, Peffysburg 'a' se -Ssnss'o
Wmdlsss,s VIM. Rogers, Cleveland,
assigned of ope-half his right to Alex
aIider Charters, same place. Il = = II
81 Circular Saw Min, p. p. Lane, Gin
cinnati, RssignedEf 10 Lane ID Bediey,
same place. aFs'r sfk.9srrs.s4rT
SelfrSealing Pals, c. A. Marshall,
Cleveland. - -
Fruit Can, VIM. and Geo. Polyblank,
Cleveland GdE1t SekSl LIZ
YzAnti7Rattling Journal for the Bal
ance Wheels ofSe wing Maehines, p. L.
Reese, Mt Sterling. = - -
1,,y1iI. ! Haryester e Dropper, Byron Leneff, !
ashing-Machine, r. BIZ Lipeo,
Bloody Run.
Frdif7Cap, C. z. Spencer, EIeveland
AWNING Wirdiass, Julius Water,
<ileAlHal's & 81 sstszszsH4St
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caches Examinations for 1872; lsi
half.
March 9. at Morristown.
March so, at st. Clsirsville.
April 20, at BarnesviIle.
May IL, at st. ClairsFille.
June 1. ST. Clairsville.
BY order Of Co. 3D. Ex's-
Jas. 7 BURNS. Clerk.
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The bodyof Rev. J. c. Taylor was
raised from the Cemetry here and trans.
erfed IL your town On Thursday Mrs
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

Come and sec the new improved
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines
before you buy; our terms are easy.
This machine runs easy, and with less
noise than any other lock stitch
machine made. / would say to those
persons having the old Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machine, that they can
trade their old machines at q very fair
price and get q now improved machine
in their place.
We also take other machines 1T fair
price. Cali and make enquiry as to
our terms. Win find Office in Bonncy's
News Depot, opposite the post Office.
Needles, oil, and machine supplies
constantly on hand.
jun3dltw4t OK. LINDSEY, Ag't.
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Benjamin I.Add has inst returned
from UsksloosA whore he and his LADY
have been IN attendance upon the
State Sabbath School Convention. He
says that the Conversion Is very large
and the proceedings interesting.
Rev Bross wsnt up to day and win
probably plyc ms summary Of the
doings Or the Convention for publica-
ton friday.
TERRtnLE HURRIcAsE.--By i letter
received to-day, by Mrs. DR.. Thrsll,
from her sister Mrs. DR.. Gilchrist, De-
Giraffe, Ohio, we learn that ! terrible
hurricane or typhoon occurred at that
place on Friday evening last. The
cloud when first noticed had the ap-
pearancc Of fire, and the space cover
cd by its dcvasting track was only
about sixty feet IN width, but it laid
everything waste in its course. 1t blew
down tho Methodist Church, and the
mill and store Of DR.. Gilchrist and
rendered eight families houseless and
homeless in DeGraffe. Two young
ladies named Bull were instantly
killed, and three persons In one fami-
" were seriously injured, and also .
number Of others were wounded BY
hying timbers. None of those who
remained in their houses wore hurt.
Tho loss in DcGrafe alonc is estimated
1t 46O, COO.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

AFFIDAVIT OF SUPERIORITY over all.
Blindfold trials against Steinway's,
Chickering's and other Pianos.
We, the undersigned, make oath that
ut the time Of the last fair of the
American Institute held in New York,
Immediately following the French Ex-
position In Paris, two Pianos, made by
Steinway 4 Sons, one Piano by Chick
made by g. G. Manner, and several
other makers instruments, were tried
against each other by order and under
control of the officers of the Institute,
| to decide which Piano on exhibition
| in competition should receive the First
Premium as the best Square Piano
known To obtain an impartial trial,
twice all of said Pianos wcrc covered
with paper, so that one Piano could
not be distinguished from another,
during the absence of the Judges
aud twice did they select ono Of said
Pianos as the best, which upon uncov-
cring, both times, proved TO be the said
Patent ARIoN Piano, awarded II. sTht
First Premium "over all others fol
being tho best Square Piano known Il
them.
This trial was after Cllickering 3
Sons Piano had received the LEGION o.
Honor and Medal, and Stcinway 6
Sons the medal from Napoleon; ant
the judges of said trial were:
| Edward Mollenhauer, Prof of Must
cal Director and Originator of tn,
| New York and Brooklyn Conservato
ries of Music.
| Charles Fradcl, tho eminent ant
favoritc Composer, and Pianist TO hi
Royal Highncss, the Due Gustave 0
Sax Wcimal., Eiscnach.
| Friedrich II. Brandies, Prof. o
Music; Teacher Of the high school O
Music, ETC., etc. :.
4 AID. Bessman, Orgal,ist al Cathe
dral, Jersey City; Pianist, etc.
Julius Ncuhardt, August Gruen
cburg, Charles Soldwedci, Henry Mil
Ter, Robert Rieger, and Robert Moen
neg. G.. g. Manner, Unvcntor an,
patentce of the Arion Piano Fortc.l
Sworn before me this I'D day o
July, 1869.
II G. g. TAYLOR.
Commissioner Of Deeds.
VILLE& Mills, Agents,
! ia N. 9th st., st. Louis, No,
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a Hiatt % the Vrise /. s.m.,.,.

AssSs - - WlSo - &001c1o1t.
- Complaints are frequently made to
by our Weekly subscribers, that
9 not get their paper until long
should como to them. The oc-
Of this article is a complaint
sf'pm Chillicothc. The time of
hail train from this point to Chilli
he, this county, is twenty minutes.
Ve cannot see why the time is not
simple TO separate the mail, and have
fAe same distributed for that Office.
VA Gall attention to this now, and
pre.llee = good deal more OF 1t, and
] ss?ll lng else If irregularities con-
occur.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

O1eeS 0aSgasno - Neal 0osato.
! will Offer for sale ct very low
figures for short time, one house and
lot situated in Hinsey and Hedrick'a
addition To 0ttnsawa. property new.
Twenty acres ClIulCe tinlDc. 1a4au,
one mile east of Ottumwa.
One hundred acres Of timber land,
four miles southeast Of Ottumwa.
Also choice farm containing one
hundred and sixty acres all fenced and
in cultivation, situated in Jefferson Co.,
Iowa. For further particulars enquire
of, or address w. E. JONES,
juneldl2t&w8t Ottumwa Iowa.
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The oldest time-piece in good rum
ming order in Iowa, belongs to Mr..
Price, of Davenport. lthas been go
ing about the country on tick for two
hundred and forty-eight years. II
came from England with Lord Balti.
more IN 1894 II Il still wound with
the same key that came over with It.
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/ s. H. Shoemaker, Editor of the
-Ds.citt O6ssyrsr, depending . few days
in Ottumwa, with his brothsr-in-law
DR.. Avrill. This Is his first visit to
Ottumwa, and he il very favorably inn
pressed with tho business appearance
aud general thrift Of onr city.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

: Wisconsin has taken the first step
10 abolish the grand jury system.
This is . step in the right direction,
and will coon be followed by other
States. The grand jury is relic of a
past age, and does not conform to our
spirit Of liberty.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

OrruMwA STATION, June 10, 1872.
Mr.. ]. H. Waugh, Of the B. 4 M. r.
r., has been appointed agent of the c.
r. Il. of lows ct Ottumwa in place of
u. F. Chase who has been transferred to
sMarshalltown, on same road, by order
Of the General Superintendent.
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We viii sell at q bargain, on time to
suit purchaser, or viii exchange for
City property, Jour farm of two hundred
and twenty acres (well improved) sit
uatcd four miles from Coatsville, on
the North Missoari Hailroad, in Davis
County, Iowa. Value or farm 1900.
LAFoRcE b MoRsE.
DIT Wit.
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From the subscriber living IL
miles east of Ottumwa, on the 18th
instant, small dark bay marc, seven
years old, q white stripe on her face
and scar on the inside Of her left
hind leg. Any person who will give
information Of her whereabouts or
return her to me will paid for their
troable. 8. ". HoYT.
May %, '72-wtf.
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TALLAHASSEE, FLosIDA, Aug. a5. 'Ss.

1ALAHAssE, rLURIDA, Aug. 70, 'bS.
4Ncssyy. Zei1in u Co.--Onr Junior
editor has tried your Liver Regulator
and Is taking IL now, and finds ii IN
valuable to him as corrcctor OF the
stomach and regulator Of the bowels.
Articles of diet that he dared not In
duIge IN before taking your Liver
Medicine, he can now eat with impuni.
". Very Truly,
DYKES s. SrAnHAwK,
Editors Floridan.
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Keist1r Warden q Porter sold on
Ien Saturday last twenty-five plows
md cultivators. The firm is now
Epushed to supply the demand they
have for their Agricultural implc-
4mcnts.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

4 The "reliable," gentleman just from
the country, has been in and says the
prospect for chiuch and potato bugs
|arc more nattering than usual, and
Dthers promises to be an unusually large
crop - 4hsm %Aas aaasnu. -
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Wanted to purchase y house and lot
not exceeding the above named sum
centrally located with good prospect,
eight rooms. Stable on promises.
Addres, X COURIER Office.
n G WITT
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IN lS52.-Half generation ago the
Charter Oak was patented, and 1t has
been improved several times since.
instead of having been "played out,
and been consigned to tho lumber
room Of worthless humbugs, it has
gained such a popularity that the de-
nland can hardly be supplied by the
Excelsior Manufacturing Company, by
which they are made.
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The straight Republican ticket was
elected at EddyviIle yesterday by for
|ty-one majority J. II. Bendict was
elected Mayor. The opposition ticket
elected two out ofsix Aldermen.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-13

Z U8AB ~ 00ASs
In this county, onc-fourth Of mile
from Alpine, forty acres Of land, twen-
ty acres under fence. II is also coal
land. A bank, three feet vein, Is now
being worked on land adjacent.
Price per acre, $3.50, one-half cash, the
balance on time. Enquire Of Low
Amos, Alpine, Iowa. WIT.
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FOURTH or JULr At NARYsvILLE.-.
,hc citizens. ~ MarysviIle are to have
! 8 regular Old fashioned celebration on
- Fourth Of July. VIM. McNett,
Esqy Of this city Il to orAtc for them.
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A GOOD THING.

Yfpr. smtth,s Electric or absorb Z cath.
cred Breast In tws days, ailayiAg NIL pain IN
one minute, there u no imagination, the
party knows II, sure.
tFrom the leading Lawyer in Iowa taty.j
Take pleasure In stating that DR.. smiths
Electric OIL haR been used In my family, srsi
fonnd Invaluable Il ans1ds instsns rsh
From Dr. J., n. isH, the greatest Druggist
West 81 Chicago:
Dr.sIlth's Electric oil isseiiinF xesy f,.st
pr. q. B. SIXTH. Pt.lsdeiphia. Your Else-
,rir mi raye Immediate relief TO my little
ds. r b s nAMne .a.L;;.,
prAssrss-This r always snrsa y Dr.
GIrith' s Electric Oil, - thousands can teA-
w n cure. all painfui, indsmmA,ory eondl.
aons. and is pleasant In the mouth ~ an
inGanf II cnres 6slt Rheum Iets0 esc.s esN
n IN piles. Fry pelas, feione. ETC., and ees
sIest IN nav abrasicns OF fresh cuts and
~ = burn or froat In = little time. Nisun-
e anything siss % .. ne , aoS Zen "a. IA
tvn countiee aloue. and many thousands
49, ~ 10 s.specialists, = this OIL curess and
NM n Why II eella. aDAAo' Dr.. s. has psA6
pgIsaesa ovs! ?iUeM -. /. a.,.~ .orN
81 " seen SoTHING LIKE II. NJ y
fsis.. . sse9's4 - Z si z CO.. A.'..
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INFIRlrARY.
Near i davenport. Il
Or ] ! ], !sly sIl!suN e
ALL CHRONIC DloBA08l
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sARATo0A sPHI00O At oFxUIgVA

0A8kA8V0A IL III - Al OBxVUBvyA
CdAat Taylor, Blake n Cos and drink
the Ercelsior Spring Water. On
draUght, fresh from the Spring at
Saratoga:
This water IL brought from Saratoga
in Gas-tight Reservoirs, lined with
pure Block-Tin; and Is forced out At
our counter precisely as it flows from
the Spring, without charging II with
Gas.
The water of the Excelsior Spring ia
invaluable, removing and preventing,
by its aperient and Alternative effects,
the incipient forms of disease.
It is highly recommended by the
most eminent physicians, and is used
with great success in the treatment Of
Dyspepsia, Constipation Of the bowels,
affections Of the Liver and Kidneys,
Fevers, Scrofnla, Cutaneous Diseases,
sc. II is also an excellent remedy for
the Headache, and q pleasant and
healthfhl beverage.
For the sake of uniformity, and that
the Excelsior Water on Draught"
may be known as genuine through the
United States, by the most casual
observer, we have adopted . trade
marx in the style and lettering Of our
marble base and draught tube, 30 that
purchasers will find the arrangement
the same at the different places where
our Water is sold on draught.
From Alfred L. Loomis, NJ. d.
Professor of the Institute and Practice
of Medicine in the University Of the
City of New York:
During my whole professional life /
have been accustomed to use freely the
Water of Congress and Empire Springs.
About six months since, accidently, l
was furnished with a few bottles of
tho Excelsior" Spring Water, and
found it so much more agreeable to the
taste and pleasant in its effects than
either Congress or Empire Water, that
l have since used It myself, and recon-
mended 1t to patients requiring a
gentle Chathartic and Diurctic.
A. l.. LOOMS, M. ID.
For sale on Draught and in Bottles
by Taylor, Blake g Co.
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Sugar Hiekloa Hams, Smoked.
We have n choice article Of Sugar
Picked Hams for sale at the lowest
market price in quantities of 100 lbs.
or more. JAS. d. LADD.
apr22dlEwtf
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To-day at :25P. NJ, after lingering
illness, n. WATCHER, aged 63 years.
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!, Ths lazisst sca1lswAgs N town lay
sSound On ths corness 81 Main and
MxAst strssts. When yoawant them
you needn't look anywhere else for
them. w
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CLEAR LAKE The Clear
Lake excursion takes place on the 18th
arriving at Clear Lake, say 4 O'Clock
p. M. Of the same day. Fare for the
round trip 500 from this place, Ed
dyvillo and Oskaloosa; and $500 from
Grinncll. Great numbers are prepar-
ing to go. Clear Lake is one Of the
finest OF resorts, as many Of our citi-
zens know. Parties can return either
the 26th or 9th.
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u
Iron Duke, Jr., IL dark bay horse
was sired by Old Iron Duke Of Long
Island; dam q Hsmbletonian and
Printer mare.
Old Iron Duke, the sirc ofIron Duke,
Jr, was sired By Old Cassius n. Clay.
His dam was ! INST mare, known - the
dam Of John Anderson. Cassius NJ.
Clay was 1 noted sire Of trottcrs. The
horse Henry Clay was sired by the
great trotting horse Andrew Jackson,
the finest trotter Of his time; his dam
was tho great trotting marc Surrey,
from Canada.
Andrew jackson was sired by Young
Bashaw his dam was by Whynot, .
son Of Imported Messenger; grand
dam BY Imported Messenger.
Young Bashaw was sired BY Grand
Bashsw (Arsbian): his dam was Pearl,
BY First Consul; grand dam, Fancy,
by Imported Messenger. This horse
was the founder Of the trotting family
q bashawA and ne had . cross Of
Messenger IN him. He was bred by
Thomas Logan, Of p.
Grand Bashaw (Arabian) was foa1cd
about 1915, aud imported rom Tripoll
IN IoN Dy Joseph Y. Morgan. He
stood near Philadelphia, and many Of
49, i ~ -
our fastest trotters are descended from
him.
imported Messenger was fOaled in
ieovs was sired ~ MamDrlno ms dam
=. ~ ut eIana oam Oy heguIus ~
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A BIC STRAw.-An intelligent bust
ness man Of this city, who has been
travelling in Northern Missouri and
Southern Iowa, constantly for two
weeks past, and has convcrsed with
thousands Of men, says that in all his
travels he saw but one Greeley man.
He says the people Of Northern Mis-
souri, arc against Greeley unanimously.
/" How high fish dat ~
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THE LAST CALL!
We have now been out
Of trade some months,
exercising q lenient dis
position. Having made
arrangement for future
business, we make this
the last call upon our
former patrons for the
amounts due us. if not
paid inside Of q few
days, we shall sue al
parties owing us mon.
ey. Rest assured. we
shall not call upon you
in person again. We
mean what we say. Of
fee over our store.
+. w. 4 ]. HAWLEY,
Junc7d3twlt.
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0Swoo OOpoD1t09ys
Bibles and Teetemeats, English, German
and 6weae. - al descF1ptionss at prices low.
o. than anywhere else, &c
WILLIAMSON d KELLEY,s