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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-18

1udg Baker and 1900 others, of Bos-
siea parish; swear that the election in
that parish was q fraud. There are on
dreiy too many witnesses in tho case.
we have never heard Of so many liars
In ono parish in this State. No doubt
Judge Baker thought, and was ready
to swear, he ought to have been re-elect-
ed; but wedin't holseve tho 1900.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-18

Mr.. Justice Hunt, Associate Justice
OF tho Supreme Court OF tho United
States, Vice Nelson, resigned, has onto
cd upon tho duttc. OF the bench.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-01-18
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
COUTHEI2N CARRIAGE FACTORY.
The undersigned takes pleasure In making
known that he is now rs we'll prepared as
before the war, If not better, to DO oil kinds
OF work, either in
Manufacturing or Repairing
CARRIAGES, BU9GIEs, HACKS, E.Tx.
Ready made work kept on hand; srecl-
mems OF which may be seen by calling at the
Factory. 40 will also carry on a general
HlaciSsmitsl shop, arranged to do all Kinds Of
blacksHst hing. Terms reasonable.
April ~ 1865. n3O-f FIR. ENDOM.
TIN, IRON AND COPPER
MAN TORY,
Tho undersigned announces that having
employed tho services OF Mr.. JNo. L.
MOORE, no Is prepared to fill orders for ali
descriptions of Tinware and for articles
mado of Copper or Iron, and will 1uaran-
tee satisfaction. Repairs ofall kinds prompt
ly executed.
A good supply Of Stoves, Office and cooh-
ing, and of stamped tinware, kept on hand
Shop on Grand street. opposite MoFeots
Drug store. J., W. LOCKE
March 8, 1879. 25ly
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-15

TEE4E1dEHgABeEaEC NEWS.

Washington, Nov. l0.--Thc execu-
ton at Havana is condemned in
official circles as brutal, and when all
the facts attending it shall become
gnoNn, should it appear that interna.
tlonal law has deem violated, immediate
measures will be taken to maintain the
dignity Of this Government; but the
Secretary Of the State has an idea that
the Spanish Government will not bes
slow to make due reparation, as far a
may be IN its power, judging from the
frindly disposition ovinced toward the
United States and the expressed desire
to cultivate more intimate relations Of
peace The Secretary Of State is re-
ported as saying to, during an inter~
view with reference to the reported
execution of Santa Rosa, that he had
not been sufficiently advised of it, but
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-15
PROCLAMATION.

In grateful acknowledgment of the
pHcounted blessings of Providence in
pur bountiful haryests, continued
health. and general peace and in
recognition of the notable fact that
while during the past year many of our
sister States have been sufferers from
pestience and financial distresses,
while we have been vouchsafed the full
enjoyment of more than usual pros
perity and exemption from disease; and
while devastatlons BY fire have visited
our chief city, and several other
localities within our borders, they have
served to exhibit such recuperative
power in our people as to turn seeming
disaster into good fortune.
Now, therefore, I, L. t. Grove
Governor of the State of Oregon, do
appoint Thursday, the 9th day Of
November, A. D. 1873, to be observed
as day of thanksgiving to Almighty
od,the great giver ofall good and perfect
gifts, for the rnercies and blessings of
the year now drawing to close.
In witness whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and caused the
Seal of the State Of Oregon
(~l to be affixed at the execu-
8 tive Office, in the city Of
Salem, this 1st day Of
49, November, A. D. 1873.
By the Governor L. Z. YER.
S. f. CHADWICK,
Secretary of State
ELECTION REfURNs.
The following is the official vote Of
the State for Congressman, at the late
election, as given by the Statesman of
the 10Th inst.
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STATE ITEMS.

The Portland Public Schools have
648 pupils on their rolls.
The Oregon City Enterprise says ::
From every section of the country We
hear Of new settlers coming in
A large petition for an appropriation
for breakwater at Coos Bay, will be
forwarded to Congress this Winter.
Mr.. Levi Leland organized q new
Lodge Of Good Templars last Tuesday,
near the residence of Mr.. VIM.
Helmes, about a mile from Oregon
City.
The Clackamaa County Court has been
IN session the last week. The tax levy
for 1873 was made as follows for
State purposes, 81 mills school, 3
mills; county 103 mills; total, 10
mills
James Bristow, of Eugene City,
met with terrible accident last Nom
day, falling from The third to The first
floor Of the University building, dis.
tance of nearly fifty feet, lie was
very badly bruised, but no bones
were broken, and his injuries are
thought not to be dangerous
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-15

There never was an era in the history
of the world, in which there was more
necessity for strict morality and sterling
integrity than the present, In all
departments Of society, social, political,
commercial or moral, there are very
many deiinquents- 1t seems as II
an epidemic prevaded the atmosphere
Of each of these. Socially there are
many who are abandoning the old land,
marks which cur fathers established
in their integrity, and are putting forth
opinions and practices which are de-
moralizing in their tendencies, sapp!ns
the very foundations Of integrity and
reliability, and unless the people, es-
pecially the young and rising generation
will take a firm stand against this
swelling tide of corruption introduced
by the lnsldious wiles of those who
prate morality, sad, indeed, will be the
desoation that must result theretrom,
Integrity and reliability alone form a
basis on which the social fabric can
stand with any safety to the community
or to individuals.
Politically, the want or integrity aud
reliability has become 50 fearful, that We
are by word among the nations, and a
disgrace to ourselves.
The remedy for this terrible corr
ruption, which is demoralziug almost
every one connected with the govern,
ment, is not to be found in penal
legislation, which the rogues knoE SC
well how to egade, but it must have its
origin among the people where strict
integrity can demand ofaIl who assume
public positions, that they shall nam
tain the same or retire in disgrace
For this purpose, We would sound the
alarm, and call the people forth in
their strength, to do battle with
wrong every. where.
The same evil ahouDds, although to
less extent. in our commercial relations
the desire for wealth, which IL Sc
generally fostered, IS leading man away
from the line Of rectitudo, To remedy
these evils, we should have our chill.
dren born and trained under tbs
influence Of the principles Of purit'
aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. this, We may
look in vain for reform.
| Let US learn that honesty is better
than any public Office, and a cleaI
conscience more to be desired than al
the wealth Of fame that may be at
tained there, and We shall have {
change in all these departments.
The want Of integrity and s~liabilitJ
in the moral and religious departments
is far more to be deprecated than ii
the others, because hypocrisy is th'
vlIcst of crimes, and has very much t
do in producing the evils which aboun'
everywhere. the remedy is to b
found in individual reliability, and de
votion to principle in everything -
Reltgo Philosophical Jolra4s
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A man by the name of j. p. Kib.

n man Dy tue Hahe vi q. hlD-
llnger has been arrested in Salem for
the outrageous crime of committing a
rape upon his own daughter OILY Ii
years of age. May his punishment be
commensurate with his crime is our
prayer.
Mr. j. @. Davenport of Silverton,
Marion county, proposes to erect
grist mill at Colfax, Washington Terri
tory, where he also intends to PERM
anently locate.
Edward Kenn edy, of Portland was
bound over in the sum of $500 to
appear at the next term of the Circuit
Court on the charge Of aduItry
\ young man named Walter Whec-
Ter attended ball held at Roseburg
one day last week, aud deposited hisy
money, about $3.50 under his bugg
seat, after the dance was over he wasa
somawhatsurprised and chagrined toin
that some person had taken the liber ~
to appropriate that $3.50 to his ow n
use.
4 Teachers Institute uil be held on
the 9th 18th and Goth Of November,
IN Eugene City for the counties Of
Benton and Lane.
Beker City boasts of cabbage
which weighs lorb five pounds and
measures five feet in circumference. e
A fire broke out in McNinvi.lo on
day this week which consumed the
dug store of II V. v johnson. aud
| postoilice which was in tho same room.
! \ fire also started in The Chcmekcta
hotel, Salem, on last Monday but was
ex.inEuished before any serious dam
age was done. Loss about s. 900
Eugene City is blessed with an
abundant Supply Of hoodums
\ young man by tee name Of james
| c. Moore Of Salem, has been sent to
the Insane Asylum.
The Salem Mills have eight stones in
operation which grind out about 30
tons Of -four daily.
James G. Parker the man who WIS
stabbed at Ashland on Thursday Of last
| week, died on Monday, young Wal,
ter1swho did the stoabiag is io jail at
jacksonville.
\ man calling himsslf Brown, was
convicted Of larceny at the late term of
the Circuit Court in Lane county and
sentenced to a fsa years term in the
poncteutjary.
I The Circuit Court for Marion county
has been in session for the past week
The 0regoniaa Of The l2tn inst. has
the following
We learn that on the 18th inst. a sad
accident occurred on the race track at
La Grando. a young man named
Doris was training horse which flew
the track and ran under a pole at one
side. Doris head struck the pole,
and his brains were Knocked out
causing his death instantly. The
| affair caused much regret among the
| friends OF the yoans man
The following named minister.
were present at the meeting &c tbs
Oregon Prcsbytery, at Portland Thurs,
day evening Rev A. L. Lindsey, O
Portland; &. r. Geary, D D., o
Albany j Il. Thompson, of Olympia
I. j. Weeks, Of San Juan Archioola
90; j. Rea, Of Port Townsend, w T.
IT. Crowl, of Seattle; NJ. G. Mann, 0
Engene City; II Gaus, Of Por tlard
G. Ross, Of 1ualatin Plains ". A
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-15
The Gibexul Rrpubliran.
DALLAS. SATURDAY NOV.15.
WoopHuLL1sM REpuDIArED BY THE

WoODHULLIsM REPUDIATED BY THE
SPIRITUALIsTs.-At a meeting held
by the first society of Spiritualists in
Chicago, on the 10Th ult. The follow
ing resolutions concerning the Free
Love doctrine of Victora G. Woodruff,
were unanimously adopted:
Resolued, That our beautiful faith
Spirituallsm, teaches that the puer the
life of the Individual, the better for the
life that now is, and better for the life
beyond the river.
ResoLued. that We regard the "Mono-
gamic" marriage as the highest type OF
our civilization, and that any departure
from this condition has our most
earnest condemnation.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-15

New NAME. Growers addition to
the Oregonian is the name by which
the Bulletin designates It's near neigh
Dor, the Epening News.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-15

5 ending and receiving numerous cable
dispatches, this Government secured
his release.
New York, Nov, ia Washington
correspondent had an interview with
Secretary Fish rega riding the shooting
of the passengers of the VirgiRias.
The Secretary SAID it was cold blood
ed murder, that 40 one Of sound
judgement pretends to apologize for it
except the Cubans themselves. They
have had presumed patriots running
loose in New York and Washington
who, if they had been made Of sterner
metal, would have been fighting the
battles on the Island. ins tead Of man
ulscturing usess and pseudo enthusi
in those cities. No one denies that
RYAN and his c0nferes were in the
commission Of Cubans, If an Amcr>
can is willing to enter into the service
of foreign powers, he does SO at his
own risk, aud has no right, at every
turn which proves ini:nical to his own
interest or life, to ask the Intervention
Of our Government. lie has yolunta>
rily lett to battle for another power
IL would have been much more credit
able 10 the Cuban authorities to have
kept their officers home doing service
where it was valuable The Secretary
added that he sgpathized with the
Cubans, bat could not render aid in
any manner which will conflict with
the amity of, the two nations Further,
he wanted better metal from Cuba
than has been sent before he could
hope to hear Of them ultimately
achieving their Independence. In the
present jnneture # af4irs, he said the
the Stat Department would use It's
" "
'"' ''ss, 's''o'' = - N''', !"
,,''' '''' as ;" -" 49,, '"'s
il does not have any basis upon which
to proceed firmly aud in.elligently 1t
may be We. before the news Is pre-
ssuted IN Official xhape
Wa-hinaton NV 10th sunrn,ne
Court of the United STAT. was "a. =
engaged in hearing the case e he
Union Pacific railroad vS Perry Sfone
Treasurer oi Lucon county. y sbra.l
involving the uae.tioo wbntbar the
property o. the road is liable to be
taxed by States through which the
roal passes. and whether il is e8mpe
ten. for the Comm Nv to 10 taxed far
nnoreanized territory adjacent. under
the laws Of the State.
About SIX hundred Norm ons. prinei
pally English. Welsh and Scotch
passed through this city boa nj west,
this moruiog
n. .;.; ~, mo,,lo. :. .n.,
r. ,.,t. cr,,, rol,ow .oron >, 1,u
o,.os rorortoa
A'S
~" " =, 49,
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pa .t, - I.1
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l'B' -" n,' 80 Sr's
- 800 o,horrb ,ho foruo,
'''' ~ :. ~, -, -, a. ,..
= g, :. ~ L., 80
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VOTE.

THE SCATTERING VOTE.
Mrs. A. j. Duniway received 13
votes.
Mr.. Duniway, 2
L. Leland, 2
Dowell,
Jno. Davenport, |
Newton Booth,
Geo. r. Helm, 2
DIR. Bowlby, 2
4. r Geary, 7
B. Klllin,3.
FL. W. Corbett, !.
Blank, 6
Tim Davenport, 5.
Wm. Miner, 2.
J. Garrison, |.
L. T. BARN, 2.
r. P Boise, |.
J. FL Slater. /.
Sam Hughs, 2.
Scattering, 6.
Geo. B. Curry. 7.
James d. Fay, |.
s. w. Mcdowell, 2.
Hiram, J..
7 Total scattering, 73.
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TO KANSAS AND COLORADO!

/ During the summer season Of 1873, the
I Missouri Pacific railroad will cell excursion
/ tickets IRON ST. Louis to Denver and return,
| at very low rates OF fare, and n rare oppor.
tunity 1. thereby offered, Tor lovers Of nsture
10 view the beauties of Colorado and enjoy
the delightful scenery and health-lnspiring
climate Of the parks OF the Rocky Noun
tans.
Kansas, with its broad aud fertile plains,
Is directly on the route, aud together wits
all the other Western States and Territories.
i reached By the Missouri Pacific railroad
aud IT, connections.
The Texas connection Of this
road j. now completed, and
Passengers are offered q first class all-rail
route IRON II. Louis TO Texas, either over
the Missouri, Kansas n Texas Il. r.. via Sc
dolin, o. aver the Atlantic n Pacific X. H.,
via Nintl. For maps, time tables informa-
ton ~ TO rates, routes, &c, we refer our
readers to :. II. Thompson, Eastern Passen'
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio. or l.. a. Ford,
General fasseDger AGENT, -. Louis, Missou'
ri. Questions VIII be promptly and cheer.
fully answered
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10 TIit Wt-I.

For -,ic,--1 ticket good Tor 1900 miles
travel is-ued 800 bearer ami good either
way for one or more persons, over the At
lantic and Pacuic railroad longth 227 miles
from rankin, Mo, through Roll1, Lebanon,
springfield, Pierce City. Ncosho and senaca,
No, TO \inltn, Indian Territory, ant good
over tho Missouri Pacific RAILROAD length 80
miles, from - Loui, through Franklin, JET.
ier-oh city. Upton. ~Cd1lio, Pleasant iiill,
kansa' C!iy, Wyandoitc aud LeaycnWorth
to hchison, kan.as, anil over the branches
OF those two roads, from Upton to Boone.
Vile, No. - milc-, from ~cdaliato LcNing.
ton. No, - miles. AMI from Pleasant iill 10
Lawrence, k1n-'s. 81 r,ic.. For further
particular. enquire of ihi- Office.
f. A. IsIEEIIl
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TIL E BULLETIN.
READING ms,,er on every mage
NEW ICE CREAM SALOON

George the barber has opened ~ icc
cream saloon in the room next door 10
hi' barber shop. The apartments arc
well AMI nicely furnished, and the quality
~ 'he ice cream prepared by George il
e'csll'nt. There are also private apart.
ment' hticd up expressly for ladies' and
zen,Icuon, where they will be entirely
removed from the intorsion Of those they
may desire to avoid Geotge asks fair
'haf" Of the Patronage of Ice cream a.
looms Fronting 10 treat them coutieously
and give them the beat IN TIC market.
G2H I'm
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED .
CHALLENGES THE WORLD
DIR. SHEER M. a MS
CELEBRATED
SYPHILITIC ERADlCATOR.

This preparation l. Acknowledged to be
superior 10 all known medicine ~ sure
aud certain cure for syphilis IN all it, forms,
no matter how deplorable the condition OF
the patient. II isontirely vegetable. II can
he taken in all conditions OF the system, ana
with safety, also, in connection with other
medicine, II the patient desires. The re-
cipe, from which this preparation was made
was obtained f. om an old physician ~ SCUM
America, In is:2, by DIR, sherman, r., VINO
has used IL with unparalleled success III 'hc
treatment oil syphilis. not only exiting the
admiration and astonishncnt Of leading oiti'
ems, but of the medical faculty, and ha,
saved the lives OF many afflicted when given
up as past hope by -killn,l and eminent ply
slciaus.
one bottle viii satisfy the greatest -kcpiic
a. 10 It's superiority over NIL other prepare
lions now in use,
Price, g. per bottle. sent 10 any part OF
The nitcd state. by express Prepared aud
-pli only by
DIR. SHERMAN,
The Great specialist
No. Chrsty Az, st. loui-, Mo.
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4 w.fm weather b. approaching %,
lover. Of ice cream viii ho ,,ai % earn that
Nc..rs. ~aap y I.1rhson have nt'oI up aud
r"irn.-hai. IN elegant style, thoirice cream
p1fI"r-. lh,.r mammoth ,ult fountain has
aI-o been pot in running order. AMI nothing
u waut.u- about The establishment 10 mako
Me l.'1-ur. HnI ,pmior' of u0ir patron.
HoWn.'f. t-f5.r
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GOOD AND TIMELY ADVICE.

1t is now liIod fact, that pr McCAlc's
Mcdcstcd Blackberry Brandy is tho SAT-
est and surest cure for Cholera morbEs,
DiarrLes, Cholera lnf,ntum and fluS ever
discovered. no other remedy compares
with It. We sdvise all to uso IT, 1.H-2w
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THE MIpNIGHT HORRoR-CRoCr, lis
instantly and ehectuslly laycd by giving
Dr.. Rsnsom's Hive Syrup and Tolu or
Honey Syrup. The lives of many suffer.
ing children have boon saved hy admins.
terlng this valuable remedy in attacks of
Group. All families whore there are chill
dren should keep it in the house Pric,
only IS cents,
il contain electricity II cures as II by
magnetic influence neuralgia and all pain
and is therefore being properly calIcC
Magnetic Balm.
See advertisement in thi' lsIor,
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Use Dr. Ucnry's Worlds Tonic md
Blood Purifier.

u .s the great household remedy. pleasant 10
x vet potent for the prevention and cure OF
lssas.s. II Ia better than Bitter, Cordial.
auyhu or ssrsapari.ls. Sold by Druggists
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work. Enlarged Edition, New
.ngrayings. Two-hundred and sixty Pages.
'Iice 80 cents. Address DE- BCIrs' Durrs.
iIsf. l2 North Eighth Street. So Louis, Mo-
Advertisement
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PROCRASTINATION Is TIlETuIrP
OF TIME

At this season of tho year, when life
may BIO cut oil IN few hours By an M.
tack Of Cholera, Cholera Morbus Disr.
rhTa, Disentery, Cholera Infantum. or
some kindred disease, none should Gil ~
have At all timos supply of DIR. McC,hsi /.
renowned medcsted Blackberry brand .
on hand. A more certain cure, and M ,hs
same time pleasant remedy, can not ho
found in the whole range OF mster,.,
medca. The millions who have used !,
J testify 70 this, G.25.2w
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WHAT THEY SAY.--Cbicago journal
Of Commerce says DR.. Prices Flavor
ing Extracts are the finest, purest and
hes. to be found in this or any other city,
only necessary TO visit his laboratory 10
be convinced that they are perfect. in
purity and superior in strength The
Chicago Tribune Review savs; AL
though the company, Steele n Price, hay @
enlarged tho facilities for the production
of DR. Price. Cream Baking Powder and
Sp"'i Flsvoriugs, they Nre hardly able
to me I the raj idly increasing domsnd for
t EN- In this age of adultoration, il i,
gratifying to lind one honest effort 10
stick by the old path Of honesty, and con.
'am'rs owe 10 themselves to ps,roniz,
, tho making the effort. For nstnr,l
llsvoringS mono can compare with DR.
, Prices, aud to make the sweetest mos,
wholesome aud easily digested bread, ms,
DR., Prices Croam Baking Powder. 7.o.lv
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Ivory in coral se',
When twiNt partie, lips You see,
SOZODONT L. Us safa 10 bet
Bcautihes the ivory.
"a I
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Mrs. Whitco mis- SyPup.

The great soothing remedy. Price on,y IS
s,nt.. Gives res, TO the mother sri health 10
he child Sold by Druggists.
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Dr. Henry's Root and Plant Pills.

Mid ye, thorough-no nausea or griping-en-
rely vegetable-great liver remedy. Price IS
'ents. sold by Druggists.
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EMIGRATION TURNING!
CHEAP FARMS IN SOUTH WEST Mo.

CHEAp EARNS II SOUTH WEST MO.
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
ofer- 10000 acres Of land in Central and
southwest Missouri, at from ~ to Sl2 per
acre. on Hcyen years time, with tee trans
rortntiOn from st. Louis to all purchasers.
Climate, soil, timber, mineral wealth, schools
churches and law abiding society invite
imlgranis nom MI point 10 thls land offrtliis
,nd howcrS. Tor particulars address A.
Tuck. Land Commissioner. 81. Louis, No.
q aodIN
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Having purchased the grocery establish
ment OF II, Thielecke, Shall always Keep
on hand fnll and fresh supply OF an me
best goods in my line, 10 be found IN inc
market. BY strict attention TO business
and fair dealing, hope not only to retain
past, but to add TO the list many new pa
irons. Asking a fair share of public patron
age,
Respectfully, HERMAN sCHNETzsT0RrI
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+. VI. Ward = new prepared 10 deliver the
best of sawed aud ~plithirLnry wood 20 any
part Of the city. Also ,li kiul-oi wood and
coal a,va. ou hand. Leave Orders at hi.
office. corn r seventeenth street and com.
o.. r.-gr avenue. a-9jiG
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J. & c. HAcUisE.

p@-r-7 - 0------, 49,, 1859
: 80 -. y O-...~ o. -. G-.-L.
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FAMILY GROCERIES
WASHINGTON AVENUE,

,rrwEES TENTH ELrSENTn STREETS
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NEt'thLN " IANI.
G.2l lu pwpriptOT-.