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ON the i nh n,iiMo, nj Tie residence OF
Elias Cohl.mt1. in Mj,ll'rloNn, alter m
grring ilnc~s Mis-, SUSAN BOW htS
agcd IS years, 10 months and IA days.
On the 18Th U,>imo, a her homn, III MI"'
d,ctoWn, Miss MARY BEtkNllll.
On tAc 10Th utmno, near FnirylrW, WIS
MARY CArIlAR!NE " EBSiEk. VIE
of Henry Webster, aged - years ahd mo
on the 18th uItimo, in Frrderirk, HA IL
RY J =, infant son Of James ami Mary D.
Phchus, aged 3 months ana - days
On Thursday, the 18th ultimo, at the res
ilcncc OF Fret J, Nelson, Esq, III FREEZER
lex, Miss MARY NELSON, eldest dan"h'
ter of DR.. Louis +. Nelson, of Missouri, az
cd 20 years and imonihS
On the 23d of November, 1871, at hci
residence, Double Pipe Creek, Mrs, SAX
All SANLER wife Of Rev. d. I. Saylef
a~pd - wears, 3 months and days.
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r-Sj" UEDICkTiON OF THE MORANIAN
CiIURcn.-ThG newly erected Moravan
Church in this place, South Water street,
will be dedicated to the service of the
Triune God on next Sabbath morning, 9Th
instant Bishop SchwcntZ, Of bethlehem,
Pa, and several other Of the Elders Of the
ham, the Pastor, Will he nrG> rnt on the oc-
casion. There win be service in the after
noon and evening. The public ere cor
daily invited to attend.
SALE OF A VARIABLE FAKM.-NIr.
John 5. W. Jarboc has sold his farm,
containing about 147 acres, situated near
Lime Kiln Switch, b. Il o. II i. i'll
Ruckrysown District, this county, to Il
MIR. Srcrist of Northumberland county,
Pa, for The handsome sum of *2l 900 or
about l43 per acre. The above farm is a
vcdy productive ON" and is improved with
elegant new buildings.
E"N'y Register.
AproINTED.-.John G. Motlcr, Esq, OF
this city, is been appointed Attorney FOR
the Merchants and Manufacturers; Collect
ion Bureau, which has branch Offices il
every city in the Union. Any nto:ma
| ton desired will he impaired by the polite
and obiiging attorney IN this city,
Hcp"1|r"" citizen.
The air is fragrant with the perfume o
Hand winter Goods.
Poverty needs no accuscr The gull
thereof l., m&mi'rslly clear to all observers
Accusation is %upcr;.uous.
This is rood weather for ducks, but SOM
how or other the Young gentlemen, seen
70 look for them in tlc par,oi in the even
ing rather than hy daylight in the country
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SUBSCRIBERS TAKE NOTICE.

After the 1st of January, 1875, all pos
J, tasc on papers will have to be paid at the
office of publication, instead of at the office
Where received, as formerly. The postage
ON weekly papers has been five cents per
quarter or twenty cents per year. This
amount has hcrc,otO"2 hcca rHid ~ cur
subscribers az the oftcc ~''.c"c ttey 70
ceivcd the Da"c:. It will, G'Sr 'Hrua-y
list, 1915, have t. ;>c pai(. a. Ills o:ic".
Subscribers in RENTING thCit subGc.;p-
ton Tor the year, will please bear this in
mind, and remit one dollar and sixty
cents.
As no postage is charged on papers
printed and circulating in the county, this
only refers to subs cribcrs, living out OF
Frederick county.
OF course after the list of January, we
can only send those papers on VIII en- pos.
tawc has been paid. AS this arrangement
involves no increase of expense to subscrl-
hers we hope they will see to it that it
causes no Inconvenience to the Publisher
Gsy Mr.. Nan b. Osler mas commenced
the erection of a new building, adjoining
the Central Hotel at the corner.
Holiday goods should be advertised
now.
The latest ladies' hats arc called CHM
ncy Tops.
There are a great many moonshnc Rail
road projects in contemplation.
Late hours are apt to lead either to tie
pcnitcliary- Mairimony. Think OF
this, young man.
DEATH OF AN OLD DEFENDER -)a-
cob Hines, Il native Of Frederick county,
Md. born IN ~, one wear after the Dec
lnrtaion of independence, died ON Thanks
giving Day, in the City of Washington, at
The residence Of James W. Barrirk, in the
9nh wear of his are. He removed to
Washington city in 1877, AND was sol
Iicr in the wan Of 1877,
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WEEKLY AND DAILY FOR 1879.


The approach Of tie Presidential cleo
ton gives unus,@l importance to the event.,
and developments of 1915. We shall en-
dcnvor 10 describe them 1'illy, faithfully al |
icarI'Sslv:
THE " EEhlG ST. las now attai;ri
a circulation Of over seventy Thousand cop
les. It's readers N" !"u2G IN every Stat"
and Territory, and it, quality i well known
to the public We .'hail not only endcay"r
to Keep 1t fully up to L4t old standard, but
to improve and ado TO It's variety and pow
cr.
TIE " EEki.I Sun will continue -
he thorough newspaper. All the news OF
the day will be found in it, condensed when
unimpoitant, at full length wien Of me.
mcnl, and always, we trust, II, atrd in Il
/ clear. interesting and Instructive rannr
1t is or aim to make the WEEKLY
| Sun the best family newspaper IN H.
worl. It viii lie ;".l Of entertaining IA
appropriate reading Of every sort, but vii
prn; nothing &c offend the most scrupuou ,
and delicate taste. 1t will always contain
the most intrrc,in" stories and romanccS
Of ne day, carefully selected and lcyibl,'
printed.
! lie Agricultural Department is a prom
inrnl feature il the w EEkl.I SUN, ana
its articles will always be found fresh and
useful to the former.
The number of men inlrnrndcnt in POI
ilics is increasing, and the WEEKLY
is their paper csprcialv. II lplongs to No
party, and ohcys no lictatinn, contcn,lin.
for principle, and for lha election of til"
hc, men, Ii exposes tie corruption thai
lis~rorr, fine co,Ir,r,.arI threatens tl,c ov.
.rtl,,,v az ,,,uhl com institutions |, h.u
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TRUSTEES Sale.

10y virtue Of q Decree Of the Circuit
- Court for Frederick County, sitting
as Court of Equity, the undersigned as
Trustee in No. 1865, will offer at Public
Sale in Sabllasvillc, Frederick County
MaryE,nd,
Oh Saturday, December 10, 1874,
at - O'CLOCK, Meridian, the following
valuable Real Estate, formerly Owned by
ISRAEL WlLLIAR, deceased, purchased
trom A. J. Harbauyh, acting Executor ol
John i!arlaumh, of &, deceased
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IoROCLA " ALTON.

STATE OF MARYLAND,

STATE OF M\RNIAND
Exlc,rvE DErAErMnNr.
Axy>roIIs Nov. 18Th. 1874.
v,,. 90 r,.c,;ou v,s h,rd in ,his
''th.h o., A n.e' 60 nv w"n W. ~ 'r" ' c'
c'a,r Ii ''v -" ,"; ,'' 81. I,n,n in
ior 1iN ''el''r,',' , s,,, ,, ,nL II !.
lh' '"ns''FE ~ Wv, r,'nr !" ,,n 'n.n nt
'he "",H "a '',' '",.'"n ,i'n n',,,hnr -,
S"ch c!'''l'l' J." "n' v','''' ~" ,oI tnr tr,,n
vo'cH .n r'' ''i ,''" ~ ,io,.,m
'hc nH'rI'' ,t'"'''a ~ w., J, wv Eyrn,,.
crr'','cn 70 MN anu ,",i' ". VIZ, :..,,I,
1--WE rior.n''l',a'1 T." ,, H"''I r , cor
IN" " "''''"' ~ ~" ,;' ,,,I,,, ,.,,,,..
''''o' ava on ''' oau'''., 1'1 Dnnrn.
gwen l''' ,i,' s'N''", ,h. n,,r',
srh'a,NcT ron 'n,t ,'''' ~ ',o ,hn,
OF ,r :, n', ,rI,n ','''S ", ~. "' r.,"',
Ih'il' -,'1 '.'',' r',,. .,as.;,,
I'iii!ti o' wv ",, ~ ~, ', ~, pnI,IpTS =,
al DISTRICT ~ Ahhf'' d. 1 ~ WI
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LIAM d; ~ PM i'N ,r,, -" ~, wv, w w w
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7 ITI Ii or + h.
- FREDERICK CITY. MD.
j. Is. CAELIN, Proprietor,

r. This popular ani well
r. r,rnr,< known Hotel having been
IA iii, II Thoroughly r"n"v"'r't"'',r>
T'7==-isE many advantages to lhr
travelling public. The exterior oiih" lIo-
tel which is nnW four stories, presents Il
mautiiul appearance, and viii compare
favornhly W'hNhy slruc'ui""i III" NI'' IA
the State. Tir entire arr u>~rmrn'> The
Hotel are in Keeping with lis outward APP
rrarancc, ami is supplied will every mod
crn Improvement, and convenience, and
ha, been newly Furnished Throughout, n, Il
very heavy cost, \" pains or expense
will be omitted loprpmotc the comfort OF
guests.
The cnvia'r reputation the Hotel has
acquired since the undersigned has taken
CHARGE of il, furnishes Tie most satisfactory
evidence OF lis ability 70 please all WHO
NAV favor him with their IA r"na%",
There is attached the Ilotrl spacious
Billiard Room, newly lillcd up, Barber
Shop. Bath House, Nc.
Altcnliv" and polite servants viii always
be in attendance to wait upon quests dur
iny the ,lay or III amy lou ol the night,
Respectfully, ~
FRANK B. CARLlN,
morc! lily Proprietor.
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l....\S'iW ARD.

" 1871, Passenger trans ON this road
will run rs tullOWn:
EASTWARD.
Leave Wlliamsport at Gao Il. m. an
30, y. N.
Lr;uc llaycr,town at .00&. m. and o.1H
p. IN.
Leave Mrchanicsiown at SOC Il. N. am
1928 p. III.
Leave Frederick Junction at {! 80 Il. III.
and $50 p. IN
Leave onion Brly" ut GEO ana ST;
a. H. and 100 y. N.
Leave New Windsor at GI9 and 9.02 an.
and 4.lG p. m.
Leave Westminster ut ESQ and $50 Il. H.
and I,lj p. m.
Leave r'inksburg at :. 81 and 1903 a. III,
and 30 p. m.
Leave Glen Morris at 80 and 1010a. m.
and l.?G y. m.
Leave Rrisr"rstown at ,.3j33 and 10lia.il
and ~ and 100 p. m
Leave Owin@,' Mills at :. Is and 1926
Il. IN and 5.i2 7, m.
WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore at
- a. M AMI ;.0o and } - y IN.
Leave Yves: minister at 80 II. IN. an
and go AMI 80 p, IN.
Leave Mc~lIanic,tuWn at 10 ), a. m. AL
o.. p m.
SUNDAY TRAINS WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton 4 ;cnuc Baltimore, at 800
Il. III.
Leave Westminster at 1880 q. m.
Leave Union Bridge at 800 p. IN.
Leave New Windsor at 81, p. N.
Leave Westminster at H. p. m.
Special City Passenger Cars will be it
waiting at the Commny's Office corner 60.
nutaW and lnyrilc Streets starting tiiri
minute, previous to starting tune from EWl-
ton Depot, thus connecting with Ai ol'-
going trains, and Special City Cars viii 'r
in waiting at Fulton Depot on tine arrival
Of all trains enabling passengers to rclc
AL central and oa>tcru portions of The city.
Stage connections are made with S.t"i
\. VI, train from Baltimore at Glen MUrr,
station for lInMstrul and Manchester, a!.t
ut MuchauiCstuWn for Emmiehurg
J. VI. HOOD,
Nov. 3-tt. General Manager
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THE HOME FARM,

,J;,,;,,i,. thn l,nis of Henry Uorbourh
Of G. Jucob lIaylmurA, Elias iiarbaugh, of
= Inhn \Tc(E,in and others, containing
vas nn,q7 80. r,;, "a -rS
II 20 - 80 :'"' ~'!t h1fN "a L.
more or less. This land is in a good s'a'"
of cultivation. The improvements CON
sst of IL
GOOD ErICE HOUSE,
, <r%'> ,v,,nl , I,,ir v,n,ins hi"h
s.l--1yW.,.fE. v;,h ,i,lt r,,lns anil rnnl
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TABLE KNIVES!
EHLcs xt.a
Varying from Fifteen
to Ihirty-t1hrcc cts.
on the Dollar!

TABLE KNIVES. best in use, hani,r and
blade one sold steel, silver plated plain
or satin finished handle, large, medium
;,nl desert, best uun.itv, $3.50 10 Sl;.jG
nrr dozen.
p, n; + KNIVES second oualjtv. from,
s 80 t" S1.25.
w., Il -, -. ,'''0 paw
CASvORS. five bottles, triple silver plated
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NNAETED.-$500 Il loan for five years,
w in,rrcs, TO he paid punctuaIly, and
good security given for tue payment of the
whole sum. For particulars apply 1T this
Office
Dec 1-tf
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YRIbl\E FOR 1915.
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On N.iT[HDlI, U~". l., 1871.
10Y virtue of in order OF the Orp'mno
Dluurl OF Adams county, the under
>ienrl Administrator of the estate o'
>amucl Beard, deceased, viii sell at Pubic
sale on the premises,
'f'ssE. T. 4 e IA
Of said deceased, situated in Liberty town
Slip. Adams county, Pa, adjoining lands
o., loan flohr, Joan Mcintrr John CIarN,
and others, about ,! mics south q; Eair'
field and Il mil, West of shur%, near
the " ayncsboro pike, containing
9nc Hundred and Sryrnty.SiX Acres
more or less. The improvements consist
nf Il t\Nn.stnrV
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ww" Creageratown was ma tic happy y
Il wedding party last week.
MIR. EDlroR: Will you please state in
your paper, that if Mr.. PETER SAllM,
Frederick, will consent to stand as cal
Gdutc for the next Sh"rt'alty of Frederick
County, he vii! be warmly supported by
the voters Of the
CREAGERSTOTN DISTRICT.
Nov. 81 Avs
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Thunder storm on Sunday hight week
OFFICE OF BOARD or SCHOOL
~ COMMISSI ERS, FREDK CO.,
NOVEMBER 21sT, 1874.

NOVEMBER 21sT, 1874.
The following is n summary of the IN
n,,al Report of the School Examiner OF
Frederick County, to the Board of School
Commissioners, adopted and ordered to be
published in the County papers.
Summary of School Statistics for ycm
ending June 30M, 1874,
Number of School Houses (belong- .
ing county, ......... .......' 10y
Number of Schools Taught. ..... l1U
Numl II of Male Teachers. .9j
" " Female Tcac ',crs. %
g. " Male Assistants.
- " Female " 10
:" " Different Pupils
iWh!tc) .........'!h'o
" Of Pupils (corW.' SEQ ,o,.,
{" on Roll Fall Term 52l2 aver
are ooo'
o. Roll Winter Term ,i50av-
cIarc. ....... '''-
" on Roll Spring Term G91 NV
rarTc. .......... $500 f''' ;
of Houses having fenced iols.
oulblillings. l2S
- Good Fllfni-
lure. ....''.' nv
" Houses having liiicicnl
Black Boards. ............ al
" Official Visits paid by IN
a!ulllcr ...... .........''' ~
----D--
Statement If Rn,jptxaDd disbursements t"'
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NOTICE is hereby given, THAT the sub.
Y acribrr has Obtained from TIE Or
phans' Cou: Of Frederick County, Mary
land, Letters Parliamentary upon the cs-
tate Of
BARNEY KOONS,
late of Frederick county, deceased. All
persons hay'r" claims n"airst the said de-
ceased au hereby warned to exhibit tire
same, with the vouchers thereof, on or be-
Gore Me lth day Of May, 1870; they may
otherwise, by law, be excluded from All
benefit Ct said estate. Those indebted to
said deceased are desired to make imn,~
diaic payment.
SAMUEL G. OIILER
Nov LOW Administrator.
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). .....-s ..;,.... IA ,..,.....
CHANGE OF TINE.
Western AIai yIald hailroa i

NN and after Sunday, November Is.
" 1871, Passenger trans ON this road
will run rs tulI0Wn:
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I'0lnn .Nch"d p"ri~~S fer IL" Jtdf ""'"3
.S,pt,mJtE 3oh, 1874.
RECEIPTS FOR 1873.
Oc,onr IL, State School Tax let
quarter. ......... S"o", ="
Culu.rl school Fund. 5ld GO
C.r lty Levy LIST quar- 49,,
trT.......... 80 o'"' Wv
$Ii1?o UG
Balance on band. 80. '?l3:9 -
:. State Tax 1873
and 1Sl e.. .........l':>o ~
County school Tax. 5000 w
S.ntc Scnool Fund 49,, AL w
" Book Fees. ........., Gal :.
Aalancr appropriated ,, .,
10 tu!ng"d Schuo}>.... lo'i'j ..
Nulc Die, +. and NJ.
n,n; .... .19UG 90
" Cash of JAS \. Owen to
w., ,,,.,,,, 'i'r,a ,r,r lti";j -
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why Endure what can be cured

Stop that Cough-Are you aware that that
cough which you are negleeting may result
In latal consumption II some prompt remedy
Is not used Why saciifice your life, when
your disease can he cured so quick and at SO
little cost Do not delay-go at once 10 your
druggist and get bottle of Marsden's Pee
toral balm, which will cost you only nifty
cents small bottle, or one dollar large, and be
instantly cured of your influenza, asthma or
bronchial affection that you may suffer fros
In our changeable climate, where coughs
and colds are so prevalent, and their neglect
leads so often TO acute and chronic bronchi-
It's and consumption, 1t is only the result Oh
prudent regard for safety to "nip the evil In
the budr and by powerful and reliable meas
ures TO cure the cough in its first or incipient
stage, before serious consequences ensue. 10
do this with certainty no medicine VIII pc
found more effective and pleasant TO the
taste than Marsden's Pectoral Balm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-04-25

A SOUTHERN exchange tells ola coll
ored troop who did not fight nobly, In
fact he ran away, and was reprimanded
by his lieutenant who sneeringly asked
II he thought the company would have
missed him much had he been killed.
The discreet darkey replied: mot
much, boss; dey don't miss de white
folks, much less poor niger. But
den ! would hab missed myself-and
dat's do pint wild mop This was reas-
oning worthy of old Jack Fallstaft
himself, 1t was some such practical
and personal argument as was used 10y
q peace loving confederate, whose story
was current at the close OF the war. lie
belonged to an artillery company whose
guns were captured by federal raiders.
Smarting under the disgrace, the COM
handing officer called upon his men
to recapture those guns or perish in the
attempt. If any member of the COM
pany, the captain added, was not will
ling to share in the effort to retrieve
their honor and their loss, he might
step out of the ranks. A pale, stutter-
ing reb stepped forward saying,
"C,c-aptain, if th-the l-l-oss isn't very
gr-great, why can't we t.t-ake up a
collection, and p.pay for the damned
old guns?
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simon cir,y. the .whi,c savage. ;,

In the stirring times of the old plo-
neers, no name on the whole border
was SO widely known on so universally
dreaded rs that Of Simon Grty, "the
white savage rs called by Heckwel-
der From IT'S, when Glrty, Elliott,
Mckee, and other well known tories
fled to the Indians fro.a Fort Pitt now
Pitts burgh), down TO 1904, when the
power of the Ohio tribes was forever
crushed by mad Anthony Wayne,n
scarce maraud, massacre, or scalping
raid occurred but what Grtys-iOr
there were three brothers of them, all
operating with the western Indians
were ut the bottom Of them, The hated
name was terror in every borderers
cabin, and its mere mention would
cause women's cheeks to blanch and
children's hair to stand with fear,
Charles Mcknight, editor of the H.
lustrated Peoples Monthly of Pitts
burgh, and author Of "Old Fort
Duquesne, or Captain Jack, the
Scout said 10y Bancroft, Stone,
DelIaas, and other competent critics,
TO be the truest historical novel ever
written, and by all odds the best bor-
der book since the days of Cooper has
just commenced in the Monthly, n
thrilling and intensely interesting his
torica serial, called "Simon Girty, the
Renegade The time selected is 1852,
when the whole frontier was rmhlessly
aopargel by the saVages, backed by
tpry and British leaders, embracing the
Aloravinn massacre on the Musbin-
gum; CrawIorI's horrid torture at the
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We have met qp with hundreds OF
newcomers and men looking at the
country, within the past ten years and
have always taken great pleasure IN
making them feel at home, and in
giving them all the information about
The country in our power, But occa-
sIonally we meet up with u rare speoi-
men, Some time ago n fastidious gen.
tleman came to Kaufman to look at
the country. 1t is probable ne
had a fit of the blues, at least,
everything seemed to him to
be out of joint, even the towels
at the hotels were not clean enough for
his refined taste. But Texas does not
want that class of people. 1t is q new
counyry-it will be what its inhabitants
make It, and five had to choose the
class of immigrants to Texas we would
greatly prefar men of common sense.
One practicable man is worth one hun
bred tasty upstairs. Kaufman Star.
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MEDICAL.
mEUICHL.
--,S~-~~-~>~-~' ----'->->--'-'-
SINS OF MOTHER AND FATHER

sris a sin TO hoard up money and refuse to
supply the natural wants and demands of a
sutieri ng, bed-ridden wife. 'Tis a. sin for q
mother TO bend over the couch Of q beautiful,
vet fading daughter, and refuse to spend
low dollars for her benefit and relief. How
MANY Thousands of mothers and fathers are
to-day cursed with the above sin? Sicklyi
pale,emaciated, care-worn, suffering. females
ren he found in all parts OF our country. A
yyemedy can be had, and yet they refuse to
snend q little money for IT,. The remedy that
Viii cure Is DR.. Dromgoole's English Female
Bitters. Sold by druggists. Hdaw4m
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The small PON.

From the benson News, a.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richards, died at Sherman of smaif,
box Monday morning. We are told
not person would visit the afflicted
parents during the child's sickness ex-
cepting the doctor. The city authors
ties have ordered ayellow flag hung
out at J. @. A. Carter's residence, sew
eral of his family being down with the
varioloid. Twenty cases ola mild type
are reported in the city.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

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Has been thoroughly reorganizvd and is
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PRINTING. in the latest styles and at the
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Exchange.
TuElGESERAL MARKET.

Business continuea:lair, Our merchants
have full aud complete stocks hid down al
low figures, ana purchases can be made NJ
unusual advantage. Tho following quota
lions represent regular wholesale prices, In
nlling small orders, higher rates win have to
bO paid
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woman's Medical Advertiser, neat anu
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males, giving causes, symptoms ana tIea.o
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Aprll -, 1874,
Buying, Selling.
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