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POSTPDNEMENT!
9TH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE sENEFIT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KY.
OVER A MILLION IN BANK! /!
STTCCESS ASSTTREnI
SUCCESS ASSURED!
4 FULL DR. WING CERTAIN
On Tuesday, 3lst of Narch Merit!

I N order to meet the general wish and expee-
i tation of the public and the ticket-holders,
for the full payment of the magnificent gifts,
announced for the Fourth Grand Gift Concert
of the Public Library of Kentucky, the man.
agement have determined TO postpone the Con-
cert and Drawing until Tuesday, the 3ISt Of
March, 1874.
They have already realized OVER A MIL
LION DOLLARS, and have great many
agents yet to hear from.
No doubt is entertained CT the sale of every
ticket before the drawing, but whether all are
sold or not the concert and drawing will posi-
lively and unequivocally take place on theday
now fixed, and if any remain unsold they will
be cancelled and the prizes will be reduced in
proportion to the unsold tickets.
Only 10000 tickets have been issued and H.
mn Cosb Gifts
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MS>Gov. Thos. E. Bramlette, of Louisville,
KY, has given three years to the building up
of a Public Library in Louisville, which he in
tends shall be the best in the country. He is
doing it by a series Of Gift Concerts, the profits
of which go to the Library The third draw
ing distributed 100000 and the fourth, which
has just been postponed to March 3lst, DIS
tributes 81 800 600. Gov. Bramlette has almost
doubled the business of the Louisville Post
Office. Eighteen clerks are kept busy twelve
hours each day sending of circulars in answer
to innniries for tickets
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NOTICE.

OFFICE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS PoRJ
BALTIMORE County,
TowsoNTowN, Dec, 18th, 1873.
A n examination of candidates fer appoint
N ment by the School Board, to vacant
scholarships in St. Johns and Agricultural
Colleges, will be held at the Office d the Board,
on Monday, December 2sth, ,s13,
at 10 o'clock promptly.
By order of the Board,
SAMUEL KEPLER,
Dec. 20.-2t. Examiner.
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= .neir ueIgnDors ~iock tneir own
stock does it, they are certainly Tc-..a They
should either keep them housed or provide sr.sS
fencing as will keep them in bounds. We be-
lieve that the former would be the cheaper plan
ultimately. II their neighbours stock does it,
they have remedy in their own hands, if they
will use it-that of impounding and retaining
until the damages are paid. Besides the waste
in this way they waste from the harvest field to
the market by bad management and indifferent
wagons, tools and farm machinery. The Dairy
mems Association OF New York assert, through
Mr.. Willard, who delivered the address on the
occasion above referred to, that the great fault
of American farmers is want of care Of tools,
machinery, and numhefIess small things requir-
ed on farm, and tbs frequent replacing of these
entails often heavy expense" The proceed
ings OF the association show further that great
waste and loss are occasioned to many farmers
because 'they trust the details of farming too
much TO hired help" They do not give their
farming operations the supervision and attention
that the work and their own interest demand
they should. In this way a great deal of the
profits of farming are lost. And there is one
species es~eondz<-a the part of turner's thar
goes far towards making their business failure.
This is a loss Of time. The man who pursues
farming for his business and expects to devote
his life time TO it, has no time to waste, il he de-
sires to meet with any sort of success. Farmers
will quit their work, ride FIVE ten or fifteen miles
to sales, lose the time and spend money which
might be applied to better purpose. The money
certainly could be. And the time can almost
always be judciously employed on farm. We
do not believe that man should e,ernally conhne
himself 10 bis farm and put himself in an early
grave by continuous labor day and night, but
success in this as in all other pursuits requires
that he who is at it shall devote his time, his
talents and his attention to the work We have
seen farmers who would stop their work and talk
with a neighbor by the hour, when he seemed
to do it merely for the purpose of having an ex-
cuse or doing nothing. If blacksmith, a
wheelrwright, storekeeper, school teacher a
physician, lawyer, butcher should neglect his
business by loss of time in the manner suggested,
neither of these gentlemen would be able TO keep
their business ahoat for twelve months. Every
day in the round year the farmer can find some
thing profitable to do about the farm, if he will
endeavor to have it, and il he have himself pro-
vided with the tools and the facilities that farm
work requires. These are all essential, but there
is nothing of more vital importance thana steady,
perseverinC devotion of time and talent TO the
management Of a farm, if you have it.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
corrected from Thursday papers.

FLOUR.
Howard St. Super S5.5O@$6.OO; Extra $6.25
@$6.5O; Family S7.5O@S9.OC; Patapsco Fam
lily SIO.75 Rye Flour S4.75@$5.OO; Corn Meal
$3.4O@$375
GRAIN.
Southern White Wheat $lS7; Red el.S5 ;
choice Western White $1.67 Pennsylvania Red
$1.7O; White Corn 65@75 cts; Yellow do
69@71 Oats so cts; Rye 80 cts.
PROVISIONS.
Bacon Sides s! cents Shoulders II cents,
ror cured meats; Hams l2@l4 cts. !; Lard,
refined, 81 cts; Liverpool ground salt SLAB
@Sl.55; ine 52.25@S2.S5 per sack; Turks
Island 35(049 cts per bushel.
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THE WEEKLY SUN is too widely known to re-
quire any extended recommendation; but the
which have already given fifty thousand subscribers,
and which will we hope give it many thousands more,
are briefly as follows:
1t is a first rate newspaper All the of the day
will be found in it, condensed when unimporant full
length when of moment, and always presented in clear
Ineligible, and interesting manner.
1t is rstrate family paper, full of entertaining and
instructive reading of every kind but containing
ing that offend the most delicate and scrupulous
taste.
1t is irst-rate story paper. The best tales and
of current literature carefully selected and
legibly printed in its pages.
1t is rst-rate agricultural paper. The most fresh
and instructive articles agricultural topics regularly
appear in this department.
1t is Independent political paper, belonging to
party and wearing collar. 1t fights for principle and
for the election of best to office. 1t especially de-
its energies to the exposure OF the great
tions that weaken and disgrace country, and
threaten undermine republican institutions atogeth
1t has no fear OF knaves and asks favOrs from
their supporters.
1t reports the fashions for the ladies and the markets
for the men, especially the cattle markets. to which it
pays particular attention
Finally, it is the cheapest paper published One dol
lar will secure it for any subscriber 1t is not
necessary to get up clubin order to have THE EEK
LY SUN at this rate Any who sends single dol
lar will get the paper for year.
We have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLYSUN.- Eight pages ffty-six columns
Only Sl.O0 year. No discounts from this rate
THE SEMI.WEEKLY SUN.-Same size as the Daily
Sun $500 year. discount Of % per cent to clubs
of 10 or
THE DAILY SUX.-A large four-page newspaper of
twenty eight columns Daily circulation 20, 600
All the for Subscription price so cents
month, $500 year To clubs Of 10 or over, dis
count Of 20 per cent Address,
''THE SUM-" New York City.
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NeaO Advertisements.
NOTICE.

TN pursuance of the Charter of the Dulaney's
Valley and Towsontown Turnpike Compa-
nv, notice is hereby given that there will be
meeting of the Stockholders
on Monday, 18th day of January, 1874
at IL o'clock A. NJ,
ATE. ADY'S HOTEL, Towsontown, for the
nurpose of electing President, Treasurer and
Five Directors, to manage the affairs OF the
Company the ensuing year. ,,.ccon
EDWIN JESS0P,
Dec. 27.-2t. Secretary.
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TOWSONTO WN MARKET.
Rcrised WeekLH at the Hi Market.
H4RRIED.

At the residence of the brides parents, Phila.
road Dec. 18th, 1878, by the Rev. Charles D.
Smith, JAMES L. ASPRIL to ANNIE R.,
eldest daughter of Joseph Hughes, all of Balti-
more county. No cards.
At Bristol, Pa, ON the 18th of Dec. 1873, by
Rev. Francis L. Church, HARRY F. CHURCH,
formerly of Towsontown, to Miss HELEN W.,
eldest daughter of DR.. Howard A. Trego, all Of
Newtown, Bucks county, Pa.
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"A shrewd merchant of Boston says l
am very much afraid the inhationists are so
ing to carry the day and if they do it will only
give US much worse panic when it comes
again.
1t is said in Washington that John W.
Forney can be elected U. S. Senator for Penn
rsylvania when the time comes. The adoption
of the new constitution is considered Forney's
first triumph.
The Secretary Of the Interior has issued
an order to the effect that all territorial officers
absent from their post of duty without leave
on the LIST day of January, 1874, will be con
sidered as having resigned their positions.
Last week the Journal got little cross be-
cause the Spaniards did notg give US Cuba along
with the Virginius and her survivors. The I'D
ministration did not know that the Journal
wanted CUBE else the Virginius might have
brought it along.
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Total, $4,000 Gifts, all Cash, amt. to..Sl 800, 900
The chances for gift are as one to five.
PRICE DE TICKETS:

PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $50 Halves, $25; Tenths, or
each coupon, So; Eleven Whole Tickets for
$500; 224 Tickets for $1,000; ll3 Whole Tick
cts for $1,000 227 Whole Tickets for $4,000.
No discount on less than $500 worth of tickets
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted
in all respects, like the three which have al
ready been given, and full particulars may be
learned from circulars which viii be sent free
from this Office to all who may apply for them
Orders for tickets and applications for agen-
cies will be attended to in the order they are
received, and it is hoped they will be sent in
promptly that there may be no disappointment
or delay in filling all. Liberal terms given to
those who buy to sell again. All agents are
peremptorily required to settle up their ac
counts and return all unsod tickets by the
goth day of March. T. E. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library, Kentucky and Manager
Gift Concert, Public Library Building, Lou
isvlle, Ky. [Dec. 27.-4t
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MA queer and almost unbelievable story
comes from indianapolis. lis said that prom
inent member of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION Of that city was recently called upon by
two children, who, telling a story Of a dead
mother and hoHe destitute OF fire or wood,
awakened his sympathies. Accompanying them
to their home, appearances corroborated their
story--A coffin, contsining what the gentleman
supposed 10 be the figure Of a woman prepared
for burial, adding to the gloom of the poverty
stricken tenement. He gave the children a five
dollar bill with some loose change, and promis-
ing 10 make some further arrangement for their
comfort, left the place. Returning to say some
thing TO the children which subsequently, occur
red IT. him he was astonshed to find the woman
whom be had supposed dead setting up in the
coffiu, counting the money the imposture had
gained
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~. DIRECTORY
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
:. ms of Court-lst Monday in March, 3rd
Monday in May; 4th Monday in August LIST
Monday in December.
Chief .Judqe-Hon. Richard Grason.
ASSOCIATED JAdges-Hon. George Yellott, Hon.
James D. Waters.
States Attorney-J. Fred. C. Talbot.
Deputy States Attorney-Thomas J. Hunter.
Clerk-John Bacon.
Deputv C2erks-WilIiam NJ. Isaac, r. Edwin
Hook, Lewis M. Bacon. 1.-THE other appoint
ments have not yet been made.]
Auditor-W ashington Yellott.
Commissioners TO take Testlmony-Wm. Fltz
hugh Wharton, D. Hopper Emory.
Sherif-Samuel +. Butler.
DsgglSlgs, i8Iherif&=William H, Taylor. William
Sheri6's Czerk-Philip L. Moore.
Court Crier-Lewis Vogle.
I,,terpreter-John J. Pilert.
BaiifS-George W. Seipp, Samuel Pinker
ton, William Morfoot, James III. Lindsay.
Warden at JaiI-Francis B. Boarman.
Physician at JaiI-Dr. Jackson Piper.
ORPHANS COURT.
Meets Tuesday and Wednesday Of each week.
.Jtdqes-Hons Joshua F. Cockey, Thomas G.
Rutledge, C. Howard Owings.
BaiIiT-William Adams.
REGISTER of WUs-Joseph B. Mitchell.
Deputy Register-Thomas Philpot.
L
Meet Tuesday and Wednesday of each week :.
Comn,issionerS-Daniel ]. McCauley, Edward
Rider, Benjamin F. Jordan.
Counsel to Board-C. BONN Slingluff, William
S. Keech.
Treasurer-John T. B. Parett.
Chief Clerk-E. B. Almony.
Ta1 Record Clerk-Francis B. Lawrenson.
Bailif and Night Waterman Of Court House
Clark Webb.
Keeper of Court House-Gdeon Herbert.
SCHOOL BOARD.
nm,ssioners-William M. Isaac, William
S. Keech, Capt James Hall, William A. Slade,
John E. Swift.
Secretarv, Treasurer and Eransiner-Dr. Samuel
Kepler.
ROAD SUPERVISORS.
lst District-Jcshua Mellor, Samuel c. Heird,
"a District-Thomas P. Phillips, George W.
Aler, A. Weidemyer.
Sd District-Chas. A. Oakford Johnsey Hook,
Samuel Brady.
4M District-Elias C. Stocksdale, Henry
Lockard, Alanson Shipley.
5th District-Joshua F. Benson, Luther Mar
tin, Richard G. Tracey.
9Th Dist, ict-Lysander Mccullough, VIM. j.
Hoffman, jefferson Bollinger.
7M District-James 7. Proc, John Wise,
Ezekiel Matthews.
8tb District-Z. Poteet, VIM. Gent, Jr., VIM.
o. Ensor.
9Th District-JosephJa ckins, Abraham Rider,
Augustus Danes
10Th Distr,ct-Dennis NJ. Matthews, Levi
Curtis, jackson Wilson.
I1h DistTict-John T. B. Parlett, Captain II
Parker, Joseph Snyder.
1911 District-Christian Shorr, James NJ
Smith, Stephen Grimes.
1871 District-Geo. W. Wade, Patrick o. Brien,
John J. Wade.
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FARMERS CLUB.-A meeting will be held at
the store of VIM. D. Blackstone, Philadelphia
road, on Saturday, January Sd, 1874, at o'cPk
p. M, for the purpose of organizing farmers
union or club. All are invited
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To All Whom it Nav Concern.

T HEREBY FORWARN ALL PERSONS
Il from trusting my wife, MARY GUMP-
MANN, or from furnishing anything to her on
my credit, as she has left my bed and board
without cause.
GEORGE GUMPMANN.
Dee. I3.-2t&
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Properly SALE.-Messrs Cover & Sons, Auc-
tioneers, sold on the premises, on Saturday last
forty-one acres of land, unimprOved, situated
near Powhatan, I'd district, to Lewis Myers for
$4,000
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No RIGHT To Our FLAG Attorney General
not legally registered as an American vessel and
was not entitled to sail under an American flag
This puts quite "A new face upon the affair. This
is the ground some newspapers took at the
beginning. Under this condition of the case the
vessel becomes subject to con6scaton and those
in charge Of her 10 punishment for violating the
neutrality laws of the Uuited States Those hasty
folks who demanded an immediate declaration OF
war followed by active hostlities for The chastse-
ment of the Spaniards should take matters more
coolly the next time before they attempt to rush
the nation into a war because somebody is arrest
ed under the United States flag when they bad
no business with it,
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MAGISTRATES.

LIST DiStrict-Lewis Lehman, John ]. Piert,
Mark Mellor, Joshua Melor, David Feelemyer.
I'd District-James W. Offutt, William Nc
Donald.
Sd Listrict-Alfred H. Slade, John Wright,
Samuel B...Mettam, Isaac Bowen, r. E. Tidings
William Pole, VIM. IL. Richardson.
4M District-Jeremiah T. Quicker, David L.
Slade, John n. Carroll, Henry Bushey.
5h DiStrict-Wlliam C. Sparks, William
Duncan, Abraham S. Cooper.
9Th District-Wilson Houseman, Bennett T.
Hoshall, Mordeca Alban.
It'll District-George II. Coney, Henry Weirs,
! Ell Ell s Sam pson.
Sth Distrtct-Joshua Cain, Benjamin P. Mat
thews, Aqulla Galloway.
9th District Gideon Herbert, James II. Smith,
James Miller, Frank Lewis, VIM. II. Taylor.
1Oh District-John S. Curtis, R. Thomas
Smith, Thomas Kauffman.
1Ih District-Charles T. Halle, Samuel Pin
kerton, James II. Onion, John W. Onion, John
W. Burton.
18Th District-J. G. Carter, Robert Burroughs,
Edward II. Hopkins, James b. Swayne, Nicho
las w. Smith, Philip D. Burgan.
18Th District-Thomas J. English, Henry J.
Rogers G. F. Waltemeyer.
CONSTABLES.
LIST District-Robert B. Unger, John H. Clan
vile, Vim. II. Hartman.
I'd District-John Crooks.
Sd District-Wm. II. Reed, Lewis F. Bowen,
Benjamin Watts, Jesse r. Hopkins.
4h District-George W. Stocksdale, Ephraim
Bergman.
9Th District-William L. Tracy, Charles o.
Kemp.
9Th DiStrict-Wm. Ruhl, Absalom Baker.
7th District-Hosea Roster, Luther M. Biz
mingham.
SM District-Israel Price, Samuel Townsend.
9Th District-Henry Taylor, Perry Knight,
John c. Woolf, c. T. Brown.
10Th Distrjct-Jehu Williams.
llth Distrjct-RobertJ J. white, w. H Knight.
18TH District-Samuel E. Smith, August Wes,
John j. Sims, Achilles Ford, John II. Schone,
George Raab.
18Th DiStfict-Thomas J. Wade.
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JOS. GERMAN,
Landscape Photographer,
HALLS SPRINGS, BALTIC. co.

A SPECIALITY of making Views of MAN
N SI0NS, COTTAGES and their surround
ings. Persons wanting any thing in the aboN e.
line will do well to call and examine spec
mems. Address, Lauravills P. o. [DssC-iy
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NOTICE.

0FFICE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CoAPANY
HARTFORD COUNTY.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That in
IN pursuance of the Charter of said Compa-
ny, an Election for President and Eighteen
Directors thereof, will be held at Bel Air
on Monday, January 5th, 1874,
to serve for the ensuing year, and for the pur-
pose of making such changes or modification,
of the By Laws as may be considered expe-,
dent.
WILLIAM II. DALlAM,
Dec. 20.-3t Secretary.
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Prince Georges County h,6rogJiO

Prince Georges County Lt6rOgJiO.
The judges of the Prince Georges county court
have decided the maudamus in the contested cleo
ton case in that county in favor of Major Wilde
combe, the Republican Clerk OF the Court elect
Robert S. Widdecombe was the Republican can
didate for Clerk of the Court, aud Henry Brooke,
the Democratic Clerk, was renominated. Mr..
Brooke contested the seat of Mr.. Widdecombe.-
The facts are these: The return judges declared
Mr.. W. elected first by eleven majority and then
on a second count he was declared elected by
seven majority Gov. Whyte, in accordance
with the return, issued his commission on Nov.
18th. His bond, representing two millions, was
presented and recorded by the Clerk, Mr.. B , on
Nov 10th. The tax on commission was prompt
" paid and the oath of office administered by the
then incumbent, Mr. B. On the same day Mr.
W subscribed to the test book. Having COM
piled with all the requirements of the law, he
proceeded to enter upon the discharge Of bis du
ties as Clerk. Much to his surprise Mr. W. was
informed by Mr.. B., the identical gentleman who
recorded his bond and administered to him the
Office, giving as reason therefor, that he had
been advised by counsel to doit. This necessita
ted Mr.. W 8 asking tn interposiIion OF the court
in his behalf He applied for a nandamus which
was granted, directing M. B to appear and show
cause why he should MT surrender posseSsession
to Mr.. w. After several p,s'pouements the case
was finally determined On Friday of last week,
directing Mr. B. to deliver 'sssssion of the office
and its archieves to Mr.. w Tins deciding that
he was legally elected and duly qualified as
Clerk OF the Prince Georges County Court
This is one OF the many tricks AMI artiic"s that
the pure and INDEBTED Democracy practice to OBJ
tain and retain control of the offices and The
power OF the State. Without the shadow Of right
the attempt was mtls because The majority was a
ANAL one to get up impression that Mr.. W.
was not legally elected and BY this means TO stave
off the matter until the convenng of the Legisla-
ture when they hoped to induce that body to or
der new election W. congratulate Mr. W
and the Republican party Prince Georges mp
on his success
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There is an anticipated famine in India.
"a, 900 of people are suffering and most of
them must have relief from the government
if il is TO be had at al ------ ------
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THE FINANCIAL CRISIS

came upon us in September like sudden whrl-
wind sweeping blast threatened TO scorch
every pocket in the land and lay our monetary
affairs PROSTATE in its track. Jay Cooke, whom
the American people can never repay for his
matchless services in suppeneuling the work Of
Salmon P Chase, carried the Northern Pacific
Railroad on his shoulders. He could not meet
his payments aud had to close. But every patriot
in the land should feel double gratitude that his
assets were more than double his liabilities. -
Chase and Cooke placed the financial system of
the Republic upon too solid and enduring basis
TO have il materially disturbed by an ordinary
crisis Cooke and the banks will eventually
emerge from the disturbance nnscathtd.
As the moments fit by We are tending towards
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Hay, STRAW,
IL CORN AND HUSK
Bought and hauled. Apply to
W. W. MATTHEWS,
Dee. s-St. Goskeysville, Baltimore co.
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Philadelphia has been doing notle work for the
cause and the occasion. When the time rolls
around we anticipate the grandest display Of
national progress and prosperity that the world
has ever e5eeAsld, The spectacle Of forty millions
of the freest, happies'-losip prosperous people on
the globe living under one - -"""ortlng one
government, Illuminating the p, nv. 'Ss>rty
education, fraternity with is ienefceut institu-
tions and inspiring the hopes Of the oppressed
every where will place the Stars and Stripes in
matches splendor abovelhe banners Of the world
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o Y 5 II E r 8, G. A M Z,
and all delicaces of the market handsomely
served Charges Moderate.
MILLER & MILLS,
Oct. lS,'73-ly. Propretors.
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Street 0mmiSSl0nerS-Geerge II Can man,
Lewis Lehman, John Cole.
County SurUeyor-William H. Shpley.
OUerSeer at aims HOuSe-Abm. Cole of L.
Inspector Of Weights and Measures Henry B.
As he.
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TN6LISH PICKLES, CHOW CHOW,
IL ONIONS, PICCALILLA, WALNUTs,
For sale at CHEW's.
Feb.-l5.-G.