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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-03-01
Truth Stranger than Fiction y
The Best Border Book Yet Out.

The Publishing House of ]. c., McCur-
DIV s. 90, have lately brought out SOUR
WESTERN BORDER, ONE HUNDRED EARS
AGO" by Charles Mcknight, author of
Simon Girty," and sold Fort Du-
qdasnc." 1t is a large, elegant, we'll
printed, superbly bound and beautifully
illustrated octave, of nearly eight hum
drcd pages, filled with the stirring deeds
and thrilling adventures of the dread
naught old Borderers-such dauntless
worthless as Boone, Kenton, Brady, Lo-
gan, Harrod, McC0ilocb, Mcclellan, the
Poes, the Zlnes, and the Wetzels. Il
contains the very cream of all the rare
old Border Chronicles, together with a
vast amount of fresh and original mat
ter, the whole work embracing strange
and thrilling narratives of daring deeds.
desperate conflicts, exciting adventures,
touching captivities, and is claimed to
be the best, fullest, most complete, and
most reliable portrayal of Border life,
struggle and adventure ever yet publish
ed -FOUR Western Border" has the I'M
mistalSable flavor of the soil and the free
air Of the wilderness about it. 1t is q
square, honest, and exhaustive work,
without any of the usual padding
Although sold for 50. it is equal in extent
Of contents to the ordinary book of $5,
and is meeting with remarkable popular
favor. 1t is most warmly endorsed by
leading Divincs and Historians; GEN
Biercti, of Ohio, says, that..a minister
may as well lie without Bible. Is 3
historian without Our Western Bor-
der" Judge Veech, Historian. says,
ats possessor will be saved the pur-
chase of score of hooks, most Of which
are out Of print, many Of them as prec-
ions al Sybiiiinc leaves Judge White
asserts, THE work ought TO be in every
household The Philadelphia Press
says, Chas. Mcknight is doing for the
west, what Cooper did for New York.
but the pictures Of the former have I'M
douhteidly less 81 the glamour Of romance
and more Of the truth u historic paint
ing. is0ietf 0nfg ~ 1qenGs Address Il
q. Nc CTIRIOY s. CO. Philadelphia. r,
Cincinnati, o, Chicago III, u St Louis,
No.
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Remember This

Now Is the time Of the year for Pneu-
monia, Lung Fever. Coughs, Colds and
fatal results of predispositieR to- Con-
sumption and other Throat and Lung
Disease. BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has been used In this neighborhood for
the past-two or. three years without q
single failure to cure. 1t you have not
used this medicine yourself, go to your
Druggist. VI. CarrigeF, and ask HIM Of
its wonderful success among his custom
ers. Two doses will relieve the worst
case. II you have no faith in any medi-
cine. just buy Sample Botth Of Bos-
chee's German Syrup for 10 cents and
try IL, Regular size Bottle IS cents.
Don't neglect cough to save IS cents.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
"a nILrL,IIT G0ETI


Preaching every Sunday at 1880. A.
N. and 6 O'Clock P. n. hy the pastor, Rev.
q. T.. Carroll Snnday-schOol at 8
O'Clock, A. NJ Regular prayer-meeting
"Wednesday night. Young mems prayer
meeting Saturday night. Seats free
All are invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
There will be regular service in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church next Sabbath, If
the usual hour
Sunday School af 9 a. m. Prayer
meeting every Wednesday evening All
Rre invited.
BdPIIST CXICRC'IL
There will be preaching in the Baptist
Church every Sabbath at 1890, A. NJ,
and 9, p. n, by the Pastor, Rev. o. C.
Pope.
Sabbath School at Q, A. N, and weekly
Prayer meeting On Thursday evenings
t.WhOsoever viii, let hiin come.
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MOrriStOWn Produce Market.
Wholesale Prices
MoRRIsrowN, Eeb. 90, $40.
THE LAMAR HOUSE,
JOHN sCHERF, Proprietor.
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

Southwest corner Gay and Cum
berland Sts.. in the business centre
LIE of the city.
My aim will be TO keep IN the M
ture what Knoxville has long need
ell, u
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
1t has the advantage over all other
hotels in the city in regard to Ioca
tion, being situated
I'm the Business Centre OF the City.
The interior Of the Lamar House
is being refnrnished and refitted
throughout. Good Beds, an excel
lent Table and attentive servants.
await the traveller.
Terms will be reasonable and the
Public il invited to give the house.
under the new management. . trial.
.doHN ScHERF, Proprietor.
WM. III. LEILARD. Clerk.
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III Mr.. Bristow refuses to resign,
President Grant is the lat man in
the world who should object 10 his
contumacy. The country has not
forgotten that Gen. Grant himself.
when he was Secretary of War, stout
" refn~ Ell TO resign At the request of
President Johnson. although he had
taken the Office on an explicit prom
ise TO surrender It whenever the
President desired. Ills denial OF
that promise raised a question of
veracity between him and Pre- ~ident
Johnson. aud all the other members
of the Cabinet united in iestitying
that the truth was on the side OF the
President We hope Secretary Bris-
tow will stand as the resoiaie cham
pion Of official honesty aud refuse to
accommodate his enemies By his
voluntary resignation. - Netc York
Herald.
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BABCOCK.
lie i. Ac1uited-Hc Shakes Each Juryman'
Demonstrations Of joy on tie
Part Of the CFosod

%-'Nteee @CNffpftetfetee0HS y oDS Sst Hsc
Part IF the Cfolod.
81. LouIs, Feb 24.-Judge Dillon, in
his charge this morning, reminded the
jury that the Government owed duty
to its citizens, rs we'll as its revenue, and
It lay in thc province of the jury to nc
quit as we'll as convict.
At the opening Of court this afternoon
a motion for a new trial in the Mckee
case was taken mp and argument begun.
Twenty-Five minutes past three the jury
IN the Babcock case sent word that they
bad found verdict, and they were inn
nlcdiafely ushcred into court On TAX
fag their seats the foreman handed the
verdict to the clerk who read it as fol-
lows
I'VE. the jury, find che defendant not
guilty
Some demonstration in favor of the
defendant was made, but it was quickly
suppressed. There was general band-
shaking, however, and Gen. Babcock
crossed over 70 the jury and most heart
lily and feelingly shock the hand OF each
jhrymnn and thanked kim kindly for
The verdict. The dcncral and his
friends then left The court and started
ffir The hotel. On reaching the street
tho party was heartily cheered by the
general crowd congreeated in front Of
The custom house. and almost everybody
seemed pleased al tic result
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Home Testimony.--FrOm an Ex-
Ferienced Physician.

Messrs Landrum s. Litchfeld, Abing-
don. Va. IL have been using the q Sew
en- Springs Iron and Alum Mass" in my
practice, and find it most excellent
remedy for Chronic Bronchitis and
Throat Affections, Torpid Liver and
Kidney Affections, Chronic Diarrhga
and Constipation, Dyspepsia, Nervous
and Sick Headache, and in the treatment
of some OF the diseases peculiar TO Fee
males, have found it to be very valua-
BILE; Leuchorrhea, Amenorrhea, Dys-
mcnorrhea, Menorhagia, Anaemia. Chic
rOsis, Chorea, diseases following Inter-
mittent Fever, and in all cases in which
il is desired to improve the impoverished
condition of the blood. I know Of no
other remedy which combines more lap
PLY Tonic, Alternative and Diuretic
properties. w. #. BARR, NJ d.
.Itf8 W Abingdon. Va.
For sale by Dr. NJ. CARRTGER & Co.
and DR. g. I. MAeEE, Druggists, Nor
ristown, Tenn.
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4 cHEERY WoRD FRoR .IonNsoN

Snowm.s X ROADS. Feb. rs. '76.
To TIE Editor Of the sEorrsstosn Gazette:
see 8 great deal said in your pa
per about the dog Law; and l,eing
decidedly in favor of the tax. can.
not refrain from raising my voice i'm
its favor, and instead OF complain
ing OF It as it stands. / would favor
it fit were raised to FIVE dollars on
the masculine head and applied to
school purposes ! am for children
and sheep in preferences TO worthless
dogs OF high or low degree. My oh
seryation has hoen that the dogs are
always provided Tor by the owners.
even though their poor children suf-
fer. IL Is time for humanity 20 help
the helpless children.
Yours truly. II. G.. DoNNELLY.
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MORT AGEE'S
SALE OF L A N D !!
.DY VIRTUE OF A MORTGAGE
ID executed to me by d Morris and his wife,
8th Day. of March. 1876.


sell ut public SALE r. the highest bidder, for cash
in hand and free from the equity OF redemption.
at the Court House door in u rristown, Hamilton
sounEy. Tennessee, the following tract Of Land be-
ing q part of tho lands conveyed to by said
IN rfgage deed, to-wit:
One certain lot or parcel CT land lying in tho Sd
civil district Of HRmblen county. Tennessee, near
the town Of Morriktown, and bounded aud de-
scrfhed follows
Beginning on = rock in the center OF the public
road south Of John Morris's house then north
90 deg. east, 1f9,S poles to stake in the lane,
Riggs line then south Is deg. east 80 poles to q
rock John Portrums and q W Burneft'a corner;
then with Bafnetts line south 565S vest Isl poles
to n stake in the center IL said public road then
same course continued cog poles 70 stake, near
the CINCINNATI, Cumberland Gap and Charleston
Railroad then north Az deg. west % poles to q
stake; then no1th As deg. west, % poles to stake
at the west end Of c. c Johnson'a lane; then
stake ia the center OF said public road then with
said road north Il deg. west, ~ poles to tue be-
ginning, containing 81 acres and poles more or
less rssfsfllr at.+>s
Said mortgage deed, registered ina the Registers
offica of said county, in Deed Book No ], PIP
asa 29S 294 and ass il here referred 10 part Of
this notice.
said sale win BE- made for the purpose Of paying
debt Of So, 000-due by bond ia the penal sum OF
SIS. O0akhe debt bearing interest at the rate Of Sc
per annum Said bond being secuted to the un-
dersiRned by the said ID. Norris dated July L,
1917, and secured by said mortgage. giving the
undersigned power Of foreclosure by public sale
upon the above terms said debt being now due
aud psid mortgage subject TO such foreclosure.
Morristown. Tenn. Jan. ), 1916.
JAS. III. RUMBOUGH,
MORTGAaEE AND TRUSTEE.
Fsb.6 1870. 4w prs fes $40
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what They Say.

Mr.. Gus. Bradford, of Knoxville, says
Harris Anti-Bilions Discovery is the.
best physic I ever tried. II moves the
bowels without the gripping pain so often
experienced in other medicines The
editor Of the Rome. Georgia, Bulletin,
sends as the following:
RoAE, Ga. Feb. Is, 1876.
Geuts:-Pl Please ship me by freight two
doz. Harris Anti-Bilious Discovery.
tried the bottle you gave me aud found
Ia really fine medicine for She 1siverl
Il is not pleasant 10 take. bat Is valuable
Is plsyeic. Yours. truly.
EELLEI1N
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Contraction since Jan. IA. 1875.
$i3. 200. 600. Perhaps we had bet
ter go on as we are. Mr.. Sherman
bill is better than nothing.-Spriag-
field .RePabficsta.
IL Republican Senate prevents
repeal of the present resumption act.
and New England. with her thousand
Idle factories and myriads of idle
workmen. can stand it--why. the
agricultural West and South can
stand it also. as our population draw
subsistence more directly from a
generous soil-Nttshci Ve Americsul
Shawls and Wooden Dress Goods at
EIRST COST at L. z s. G. T. SPEcK'a
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The adVertises, having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease Consumption, by q simple
remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. To all who desire II,
he win send copy Of the prescription used, free
Of charge, with the. directions for prspAring and
using the same, which they win md SURE CCnK
for CoSsUAPTIOS, ASTHMA BRoScHTTIs. sc.
Parties wishing the prescription win please ad-
dress, Rev. y. A WILSON.
l94 Penn St, williamsburgh, Npw York
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NOTICE.

An persons wanting Furniture made
or repaired will please call on me at my
house. as expect to work there the re-
mainder of the winter. / will also keep
on hand and make to order all kinds of
Wooden Collins. Prices to suit the times.
Jan. 10 1873. NJ. a. WHIT. Il
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NoTIcE: NoTIcEI NOTICE.

The creditors OF HYATT g 1EcPHERox
are hereby notified to file their claims
with me, in order that the correct pro
rata under the trust may be ascertained.
A. B. KEELE,
Feb. %, A. For HYATT g. MCPHERSON.
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greatly reduced prices, at SPECk s.
To the Editor Of the Hawkins County Department.:
Some of US read the Hawkins County
Department Of the GAZETTE with good
deal of rclish-and in fact there are
good many things in the GAZETTE worth
reading Amongst the best editorials of
Ehe GAZETTE, proper. we think was
Helms on the "vrAEgle-' that is TO take
place at Messy Greek between Baptist
and Methodist minister. If such n dis
cussion is to be of any particular adj
vantage, in any point of view, We can
not discover IT,
II seems to most people thai such dis
cussions ought to be treated just as
Helms treated this one, in prospect of
the evils that would arise from such an
affair; and, we lament that the brethren
of the different denominations cannot
live together in peace without cOntrO-
versy and wrangles- To common peO-
pie il seems sufficient, for the present
generation. to let the Plymouth church
and Bercher do all the fussing as they
have an annual one nowadays
What is going to become of the dog
law : Whether il is constitutional or
not, certain il is, that many \ dog has
gone 20 the buZZards i'm consequence
thereof. Much has been said about this
law on both sides of the question and a
great deal that is altogether useless as
well as nonscnsical; and whatever be
the fate of the law the dogs have met
with general decrease.
We would like to hear more from you,
Poats, about the common schools in
Hawkins county.
Whose fault is it that the public
money IS not applied for the purpose
for which it is levied and collected
Inquire into and report on this question
as we think you are alive to the public
interests. CHURL
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BOOK RINDINGl

The undersigned Is prepared 70 do all
kinds Of Book Binding In the neatekt
and best style, at very low prices. All
orders left at the GAzETTE Office win ~
ceiye prompt attcnfion.
4. II. TARR,
Feb IF Horrislown Tenn
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Photograph
FINE ART GALLERY
Dvar Nrcr.rorvss S+o-a


A RARE CHANCE TO GET
<A your Picture 'ssecuro thr shadow ere the
substance fade Being convinced that the peo-
pls Of thiz section Of country desirous OF OBJ
tanning Pictures, and feeling assured that VIII
ceivc liberal support take this method Of In
forming the citizens Of Morr1stown and country nj
large that am prepared to make Pictures Of diff
ferent styles and size of potraiture. i prepar-
Cd 10 make Photographs and other Pictures Of life
size. copied from old ones Daguerrotypea or
other kinda Of Pictures. Photographs made and
o0lored in india ink, crayon water eolors Arr
biOtypess Ferotypes and Gem Pictures. Now ID
tie tune 20 secure your likeness don't pnt IA cd
The old folks won't get any younger, and mar not
get much older the young folks get no prektier
by n-es the tssweet-heArfnr ren3 M eurfsea151r,s
from mo. No one knows hni that this Ii their
only orportunify ever b sif for q picture again
then don't put It of. The qualify Is good and no
one s expected TO pay for their picture unless it il
good Part icminr attention given to copying old
pictures Instructions given in the art, aud IA
apparatus furnished 1t modelata charges 1 would
be pleased to have all cell and examine whethaF
wanting pictures not
THOMAS B. RAYI.IESS.
February %, 1875.
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e Three deaths occurred ia Rogers
vile within as many days-frOm II
O'Clock Friday night Of East week till
Monday morniag-viz: Martins Flagg,
consort of Major II. 5, Flagg7 Mrs.
{ atherine Hodge, VITO came to our place
shout ten days before her death from
Garter county, in very desolntc cpndi-
tion; and Miss Briggs, who WAS living
at Robert Rogers
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1an Yard at Private Sale I

41H AKU az LIANatc CiAAC
The Tannery at Mooresbnrg. Haw-
kins comfy. belonging to the estate Of
James l. Etter, deceased. is hereby Of
fered for sale Connected with the tan
merry land for sale herewith, are a
dwelling house, stables and other out
/ would also sell some small parcels of
cleared land lying convenient to the
tannery. and as much tinbered ridge
land (abounding in Black and Chestnut
Oak, as purchaser of the tannery could
reasonably desire. This tannery has
advantages in its local trade over any
other tannery of similar size. / know of,
far or near. as regards both the purchase
Of hides and the sale of leather
L. L. ET~TER, Agent.
MooREsBURG, East Tenn.
Feb. 2, 1676-2m.
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IL People from the country say
wheat, as a general thing, looks well.
This is encouraging, for it is monstrous
seldom that we can get turn of flour
that makes good bread.
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III Some work IS going on in the
streets and sidewalks This is an inn
provement greatly peesled and we hope
to see it continued, but unless the citi-
zens pay up their taxes the corporate
authorities cannot effect much in work,
as the Workmen need the reward Of their
laflnr
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l KARNEsTLY ask those TO whom have
sold goods on time to come to nay relief.
/ will arrive nc one of two conclusions
If yon don t--sp aaeaRs or no 9lfSncdnle
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.

THE INSOLVENCY Or THE
IL estate Of Samuel Robinson, deed, having
been by duly suggested to the clerk Of the coun
IS Of Hawkins county, Tenn, notice is hereby Civ
to all persons having claims against the estate
of said deceased, 40 file them with d m Arm
stroHg, clerk Of said court esstAenticated III the
manner prescribed by law, on or before the 25th
day of July, 1875, or they viii be forever barred
This 14th day january, 1876
JAMES WRIGHT
Admr Of Samuel Robinson, decd.
Jaa 20 CIV prs tee IS
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The Morristown Gazette.
Time Table E. T., V. 3 Q. R.R.
"a. n. "a. q q. If. R.

Daily Froight snd Passenger Tr4ins-sundays
excepted.
Arrive at Morr1Ktown 9.l7 Q. m Depart t.sS J. ~.
Arrive WOLF Creek, 5.t7 p. m Depart 80 g. IA.
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~ The Washington TriBu,.

EV The Washington Tribune
says tie purpose Of The President
has been to remove Secretary Bria-
tow upon the day or the conviction
or acquittaI OF his iiolized Babcock.
This purpose having become known.
such protest came up from the pru-
dent politicians on the ground that
it would result ia Bristow's pomina-
tion for the Presidency to remove
him directly that Grant hesitates TO
carry out his original intention. His
present purpose is to get rad Of
Bristow by removing his honest.
able and invaluable lieutenant. Blu
ford Wilson. so that it can he repre-
scented that Bristow went ont on u
mere matter of punctilio in connec-.
ton with the superccdure OF a sub
ordinate. The re al reason for his
removal. that he has been too zeal
Gus in prosecuting Bahcock and
other revenue robbers. must. OF
course. be concealed from the coun-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


We are authorized to announce John
Fs. Jones D Candidate FIR Sheriff Of
HambIeu county at the ensuing August
elections. tde-
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~ Is the fruit crop injured yet, or
mott We should be pleased TO have
good yield of fruit in this, the Centen-
uial, but VIC have our fears. immensely.
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NOTICE.

The creditnrs OF e. j. HYATT will
please fle their claims with me imme-
ciiately, and debtors will come and settle
g. KIRKPATRICK, Trustee.
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(sINS1NxATI, Feb 24.-The six mil
lions loan bill for the completion Of the
Cincinnati Southern Railroad with an
amendment requiring a popular vote to
be taken, has passed the House and is
now a law. The House Committee, on
Municipal Corporations had another
struggle on Tuesday with the lobby on
the. bill. A small but vigorous delega-
tion was present from Cincinnati, and
speeches were made by Hons. Charles
Reemelin and Alex. Long in favor OF
submission 10 q vote Of the people.
These speakers took the ground that
what has already been expended Of the
ten millions ~ so much lost, and to send
six millions after it will not help the
matter, Mr.. Henry Mack made brief
remarks in favor Of the Senate bi
The Committee voted five 10 four to
report an amendment to the Hous.. pro-
viding for a submission TO a popular
vote This action was sustained by
Messrs. Hodge, McLain, Groom, Thresh-
er and Williams The minority, com
sisting Of Messrs- Dir, Huberich, Da-
Wis, aud Neal
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Fresh, New Styles of CalicOes, best
brands, at SPEcK's, forS4 cents per yard.
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When you want the BEsT Coffee, Tea,
Sugar and Syrup, go TO SPEcK's.
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Kansas Central Land ArRleT.

SALIVA. MAI JOHN w. BERKs, GEM Manager.
Real Estate Business generally alao have for
sale all the lands of the Kansas Pacific halfway
Company, amounting to Goo 600 acres Of tho
most desirable in Central and Western kGnsRs al
50, AIll-stes Coal lands, farms, Cattle Ranches,
aud City Property IN Salina and the neiGiiboring
towns, for sale at al times.
RR~ Send for the sfKansas Central Land Journal
large 92-column monthly paper, what they
have for sale and read all about the great Keystone
Stale Of the Nest
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HAWKINS COUNTY DEPARTMENT.
L. L PoATs. EDrron.

RoGERsylLLE. MAR. /. 1876.
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Ladies, Misses and ChiIdrens' Shoes at
greatly reduced prices, at SPECK's.
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Wall Street Caricatures

A new Book, IS Pages, containing "a Engraved
Illustrations. with information fer Stock Specula-
tors. Price 10 cents by mail TUMBRIDaE CO,
Bankers and Brokers. Wall Street. N. y.
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Shawls and Wooden Dress Goods at
FIRST COST, at L. p. s. G. Z. Specs.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

AIOOkEsBIRG, Last kNN
Feb. 2, 1s76-sm.