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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-08-26
West Virginia Politics.

James Dunkin and Ira & Post
(Democrats) are the nominees in
Harrison county for the House oil
Delegates,
The Second Congressional Dis
trict Republican Convention will
be held at Keyser City on the 30th
of this month. The Democratic
Convention meets on the oath OF
this month.
Both political parties held meet
ings at Knottsville, Taylor county
on Saturday. The canvas.is fully
under way in that county.
A B Modiseatis the democratic
nominee for the House of I)9le-
gates in Barbour county.
O.. Scott Garner talks of starting
a Democratic paper at Grafton.
Eight counties of the Second
| Congressional district lie East of
the mountains, and the Democra-
cy therein are said to prefer Judge
Hoge to Ben Martin for Con-
gress.
The Moorefield Examiner wants
to see a Joint discussion between
Mathews and Golf in Hardy coun-
ty.
The Examiner would like to see
Gov Jacob appoint Henry Walk
er to succeed Caperton. at would
be recognized as a declaration of
peace, and everything would be
lovely, with the goose hanging
high"
The u. 8. District Court will
convene at Wheeling, September
9Th, At Clarksburg, October I'd.
At Charleston, November the 18th
+ The u. s. Circuit Conrt will hold
its annual term at Parkersburg,
Sept Goth.
Col Font Smith, of Marion coun-
ty, thinks independent newspa-
pers Dangerous"
TheRepublicans of Marion coun-
ty hold their primaries on the
second Saturday of September.
The Kanawha Chronicle dem. J
| says that "Mr Kenna had only
one out Of the eight democratic
newspapers in the district to aid
him in preference to the other
candidates, and yet he was nomi-
mated. It shows what close per-
sonal canvass can do. He has la
boreu perseveringly and full of
hope, for the masses of the young
men Of the district have helped
him.
The Chronicle says that Here
ford would have been nominated
on the 9th ballot in the Congress
sional Convention. "The friends
of Hereford have to thank Walk
er for the defeat of Mr. Hereford
in the nominating convention. Do
not cherish any unkind feeling,
but if Walker lacks judgment SO
much as to run for the Senate
again, treat him gently but don't
vote for him.
Now that Kenna has been NOM
mated for Congress in the Sd dis
trict, the Chronicle hopes he will
at last feel free to say something
on finances: Tile was very reti-
cent before his nomination."
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-08-26
West Virginia Fire Rugs at
Work.

WHEELING, w. VA, August 24-
The warehouse and paint shop of the
Marietta Chair company, at Parkers-
burg, were destroyed by fire last
night, and the factory building was
badly damaged; loss about 5000;
amount of insurance unknown. Two
other alarms of fire from different
points were soumdedatthe same time,
and two men have been arrested on
suspicion of incendiarism.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-08-26
Independent Nomination.

FAIRBURG, ILL, Aug. 28.-The
Independents Of the eighth district
yesterday nominated Geo. w Parker
of Iroquois, for Congress.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-08-26

The Sunday school %excursionist
now moves out into the woods,
which are "God's first temples"
and getting his light cassimeres
smeared with raspberry juice, re-
solves to become a pagan for a few
minutes, and leans up against a
tree and swears.- [Andrews Ba-
Ear.
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MeetIng OF the Conyention.


The republican state convention
met in the town hall, at 10 o'clock.
Much interest is manifested in the
proceedings, and the attendance is
large. Hon. Alonzo Blarnell, chair
man of the state COMMITTEES, called
the convention to order at 1880. MI.
Mcclure, Of Herkimer, nominated
Warner Miller, of Herkimer, tempo
rary chairman. MI. Miller, on TAX
ing the chair, said: 1.-THE conven-
tion assemblies amid marked omens
Of success. Seldom has any national
ticket been received with such uni
versal favor as that put in the field
at Cincinnati" He rapidly
sketched the public career Of Ruth
erford b. Hayes, whose name
was received with enthusiastic APP
plause, as was that Of William A.
Wheeler, which the. speaker said
would rally to the support of the
ticket not only every republican, but
all honest and patriotic liberals and
independents throughout the state.
After the passage of resolutions and
the appointment of committees, the
convention took a recess until three
O'Clock. The convention will proba-
bly, adjourn finally tonight.
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MetIlodists North and south

CAPE MAY, N. j., Aug %. The
delegates elected by the Methodist
church, north and south, to arrange
for a reunion of those large bodies OF
Christians, have been in session sew
eral days here. They have substan-
TALLY agreed on a basis, which will
be made public in a day or two.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-08-26

A case hat will be of interest 10 that
portion of the farming community
which has been deluded into signing
notes in payment for agricultural i'm
plements that prove worthless, de-, has
just been tried by Judge Mather, of the
Court Of Common Pleas, New London,
Conn.,, and a jury, and decided for the
defendant. Loring C Wales had come
into possession of a note given by j. w.
Wheeler to the agent Of a New Hamp-
shire manufacturing concern, and sued
for its recovery. The judge, in his
charge to the jury, said that if the sigma
lures of the defendants were obtained
to said notes by the fraud, artifce, and
deceit of the said payee, and by leading
the defendants to suppose and believe
that they were signing a contract of a
different character, and without negli-
gence on their part, then the plaintiffs,
though innocent, bona tide holders for
value, cannot recover, for then in no
sense is the pretended note the note of
the defendants. The jury brought in a
verdict for the defendants.
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KEYSER
Martin for Congress. Lucas
for EIectOr.
Especial to Independent.1

IDFcVeVFV 70 IFeecFtftVVt'tVs1
KEYsER, Aug. 24-Democratic
Convention largely attended. Hon.
b. f. Martin was nominated for
Congress without opposition. Hon.
Daniel b. Lucas, of Jefferson, was
chosen Elector for this District.
Everything harmonious. G.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-08-26

Cornhill says that the best men
are bachelors, and the best women
wives.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-08-26

AT Saratoga, garden parties are
all the rage. especially among the
tOm-cats.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-08-26
Morgan to be Nominated for
Governor.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 23-Cor-
nell having written a letter with
drawing from the candidacy, his
friends generally are expectedto sup
port Morgan, and secure the latter's
nomination. Tor governor. Pomeroy
will most probably be chosen for the
second place. Evarts' supporters,
however, do not yet c0ncede his de-
feat.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-08-26

The commissioners appointed by
the two great bodies of Methodists-
the Northern and Southern Church.
es-to remove all Obstacles to formal
fraternity and to adjust existing diff
ficulties between them, have been in
joint session at Cape May for some
days past, and concluded their labors
last evening. In advance of their
report to their general conferences,
the commissioners have issued an
address ''to the bishops and minis
tiers and the members of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church and the Meth
odist Episcopal Church South,n in
which they recite the objects of the
conference and annsunce that, after
having given due attention to all
questions involved in the propercon-
s%truction of a platform of complete
fraternity they have arrived at a Set
Element of every matter affecting the
principles of a lasting md cordial
adjustment. They proceed at length
and with enthusiasm to illustrate
the advantages which will arise from
complete fraternity, presenting a
picture of harmony between the sec
lions and in the great body of Meth
odism which it may well be hoped
may be fully realized.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-03-11
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II Costs But 20 cents year, and is sent pre-
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PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH.
snrFptFrowN, Mar. 9th /.


MisDER DRUcKER. - DE letshtN
wock wore an gonser coryoser monn do
In unser shtcddle comma, Of corr ar hot
near nix gado, un ich wore aw net
bonng for cam, ar is OILS a por Shirt ga
lnifa, I'm don Ia ar witer shtay gabiva
mn hut rum gaGucked, un ST auga hut
ar 80 coryose for dread dos ma borg
het wOrra kenna, un don hut nj an shta
uf kOva, un hut can liver 81 iinkey shul-
der gashmissa, un hut no gawatoht bis
AT pf dar boato gafOla is, IN don Is dar
carl I'm Krinyel rum Eashpronnya, un
DE- auga FIR drade, un init de ieas hut
ar gakicked doe NOR good sana hut
kenna dos dar mon net gons recht is
im kop, up so bolt dos ich sell gaseana
hob bin leh tsu an conclusi ~ comma
dos e. net recht is an ding tau for auch
ter, od3eg aOusa, wtil ar net is we mer
dankt dos ar 81 sut. For instance, an
SOW is al SOW, un So kons net helfa dos
se an SOW 10, III as is net exactly recht
Sc zu abusa darwaya. Wonu an monn
ofder an frow 8n nor is, odder won Sc
yusht ordlch knops i'm forshtopd sin,
don set mer Se net hama dartOre, while
Sc es net heifa kenna. An yader mansh
un a ycader kreadoor il exactly wos es
IS w kons net bella,
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CHAMpY9S LIMgA pARTY.

Mr. Editor, DO geshter hen over de
weibslelt fun deser sht0d mole hoch
baniche zeita kot, Sc hen namljch an ,
lnmba party kCt ON Champy 81 house.
Du kOnst dear net forshtela was dos |
tar an hochmod won ich der sOg we de
yuma made uf gadressed wora. Sc
wOra we rolgt. De Ellen wor gons wise
except de hend i; de kas wor rote ex-
cept de bocka de rilly wor gro ga
dressed De Mapda wor aw CONS gro
except de hussa, de wora wise de Lu-
sinda wor aw GQns wise awgodu de
Mary over blow de Alice wor gons
shecklsh. except es gaschst vase ich
net, des hut Sc net aw kot de CLAY
Adline hut en- CONS weis dress aw kot,
over sic wor borfeishch. Sc hen aw
feal zu drinka kot, dar Champy hut
dry golla great kot, for sic all gasotfa
nacla, un de bump wor grot pf dar
porch, un du wasn't dos won mole de
weibsleit holver gasotfa sin don Tonga
sic aw narrish zu shwetza. Sic hen
over net gawist dos ich es gabart hob,
well ich hob mich gons ins eek gahoct
kot, nn ich wet dos Sc gamant hen es
war dar hunt oder de kotz. Well ich
hob over gahorch uu ga watched wos SO
sauga date, do hut gil amole ana gaSot
Sc date glova dos de ulta hinka wara
we de yunga, we'll won Sc folla data
don date ST aw grawd shtartsa. Glei
greisht en- onnera geb mol sci oyster
messer har far den noge nei shlauga
We wenlch rum wor, greisht de CLAY
Adaline, be dast, now hob ich mere in
dar finger gashtocha Gil shecht de
Aanda now hust du mel finger hute
hummer gashmisha, dcno sogt ana sela
oyster meseer war CUTE for vida auga
hore ~ rubba. Don gil hut dar Champy
es dri9ks rum gabrpchS, ar hut over
nix koS we cFeembeer, no secht any I'll
deF oaRara, hesEt der brandy nei shit.
ia lusss, sci war shtarker. liver dem
sin de lumba oil wora no hen Sc ut
RaVa, pp han supper ganumma. Dane
is de frolk aw gonga, Ovver Sc hen He
!donsa kenna, veil Sc zu feal ga drunks
hen kot, de frok is no gil zum enc
gonga. Ovver dano hen die buva he
gspitched for de made. Ich hou selb;
mole ana gafrogt eb Sc mi kumpn!
holta wot die nacht, daao secht sic W,
fesl mon sin don in deipera kumpany
o. sog ich, yust amer. Yaw well, del
kon ich holta won er sich net ferrich
for lay shlota. laRo sog ich, du bish
over noch i'm fnshterniss. Yaw segt
Sc es ls cara ken mOnd shine. r. &
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-03-11
A VETERAN PREA CHER.

Joseph Sayl0r, presiding elder of the
Philadelphia district OF the conference
OF the Evangelical church, has been a
minister for fifty-one years. He COM
menced preaching in 1925. Soon after
he went to Ohio, where he preached on
the frontier in huts, log cabins, in the
woods and private houses. He travel
jed on horseback and in carriage, and
while In the saddle rode through the
woods guided by marks on trees, fol-
lowed Indian paths through forests,
swan his horse across rivers when
there were no bridges and in many
gays endured similar hardships.
In 1887 he returned to Pennsylvania
and took charge of Zion circuit, COM
prising nearly all eastern Pennsy ylvania
below Schuylkill county aud this side
Of the Susquehanna. He took up his
residence at Orwigsburg His circuit
then took him to PinegIove,t to Dauphin
county, through Lancaster, Lebanon,
Berks aud Montgomery counties down
ms far ne Philadelphia. then back again
by the way of the Trappe, Boyeitown
and thence to Lehigh county and thence
home again. lis trips would extend
about 400 miles, which wOuld require
at least eight weeks to travel over. Then
he preached every night, and on Sun,
day he generally had three appoint
ments. This immense distance he
travelled In the saddle and by sulky, and
some Of his appointments we're forty
miles apart. To I'LL appointments OF
this latter kind he would De obliged tC
get up before dawn while on his jour
Dey, travel all day, preach in the eve
ming and then think OF supper after
yard. He founded the first EvangeIi-
pal church In Reading, which was built
IN 1914. In 1948 he became presiding
elder of tbs Philadelphia district, He
bias also been presiding elder Of tbs
Harrisburg and AllSntoVn districts.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-03-11

sExaot size and shape Of
Lightning Teeth for the
Centennial year, and show
ing the use of my special
Cant File.
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MOT II n Il s, Look at that Cmld, 1t ha
"i Worms. GO or send Mt once to DURLtNGS
DRUG STORE. ana get bottle OF his WORM
SIRUP. 80 ple1sant end yet 30 sure. May 0
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TRUSTEES OF MANAGERS

l.. w Winchester, Treas National Express
'liIH'N w W.
Geo. A. Mcdonald, .....2 % i. E.3lst ST.. NY City.
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$1,000 CHALLENGE !
Patent lightning Saws.

That the UGenuine 1870" excels all 9th.
ers In speed, ease aud simplicity, and viii do more
work dav in aud day out, than any other saw In
the world, and win hack It against any iespOn.
81 HE saw manufactured.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-03-11

WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE Whenever /
w geta BOTTLE OF YO1rU OR NO TGO-
{ IAN BALM, ROSE TINT, OF "a BOX ot LII.
LH WHITE. or anything In thai line 10 heautl.
fv the complexion, Al DUKLING'S DRUG
STORE, it seems TO be nlcel and better ihln
can get anywhere else. Nav :.
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The Weekly Patriot

Is large sheet OF eight nages containing forty.
eight columns Of matter devoted 10 Literature
AgricultuTe,and the advancement of the best
interests Of the peOnlc.
TERMS OF TIE WEEKLY s2.tQ per annum for
single copies 4copies sI.40 each per annum !
copies, SIPS each per annum 10 copies, Sll0
each per annum "a copies 81 90 each per an
nun so copies. % cts each per Bnnum.
The cash must in all cases accompany the or.
der. All club packages will be ad1ressed only
on the outside wrapper to one person. The
postage on the DAILY and WEEKLY will In all
cases be prepaid by the pub Ishers.
Remttances must be made by p. o. order,
registered letter or check payable to tho order
OF the Patriot Publishing Co. Money entrusted
to the mails Will be at the risk of the sender.
Address
PATRIOT PUBLISHING CO.,
Dec. 25. Harrisburg. Pa.
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+. III. BQYNT0N.
80 Beck l,san 81, NV.
TNHOS. 5. BECK & CO.,
J.
Real Estate Agents,
BANK STREET. LEHEGHloN.

BANK STREET, LEHtGHl ION.
We have instl EctiOns to Sell the foil owing Pro
perties and persons dcsiEluS oi Purchasing sell
ing or ExcLanging Real Est,te, will do well To
give us q call
House and Lot, near O ewine'a Tauuery. IN the
thorough OF LehiThton. HOusc lbx32, stable
IOxi2 aud lot 81 trout q : fcot deep. Vol
planted with ruil tTecs A never ililE
well in the yard. Price, SliOO, hall cash, pal
nnce on iuataltlnentS
Evs irg House anu Lot, on Fn"l IN str 'et. Le'
III htOn Now rents Tor sls0J per month.
Price low iOr cash.
Uouse and OF ON MahOning street, eb'ght'n
Price $3.50 rents for s. per moutb, one-hnlt
cash balance hT in' talments
House and Lot on Pine street Lehlghton, Pa.
Price $I4Ol Reuts for 50 per month.
100 Acres of Timber Land in Mahoning town
ship ~ miles from LehightoD. Cheap.
1855 Acres of Land in Penn Forest Township
Carbon county. At specla bargain.
Seven Lots IN the Borodgh of Lonlghton. Coco
location and prIceslow
Frame Building, suitable for photograph gal
lery other light business. cheap.
Jan. 1, 1879. T. 3 BbCh u co
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Invest now According to
Your Means.

$40, $25, $50, 500, 5000.
How to make money is in order, and
we ale inclined to tell the reader one
of the secrets ALEXANDER FRO
THINGUAM e CO., 12 Wall Street,
N-w York, Bankers and Brokers, are
prepared to invest in Stocks and other
profitable ventures of legitimate char
acter. This firm is famous for money
making, and it numbers among its pat
rons thousands who are well off, and
are SO because of their employment OF
FRUTHlNGHAM x co to procure
investments. Send for their explana.
tory circular. Stocks puichas, ant
carried as long as desired, ON a margin
of from three to five per cent. - From
Boston Saturday Evening Express, Feb
10Th, 1870.
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g09DvMovEY ALL oulytvo Din. e.
s DOWN WITH HARD TIMES.

Save Money ana to do 1t buy where YOU can
GET YcU4 MONEYS WORTH The Great N. Z.
DO lar sale, 33 Broomielo, st. Boston. Nass ,
srce 1873 has solo goots 3 70 l3O.oO0 patrons Il
offers every variety II Dry, Fancy. and staple
Goods Groceries, Rocks, Cutlery, Glass Ware.
90, &C., at about half price, and sells KvEAx.
THING AT ONLY oSg DOLLAR
First Hands 1t buys from manufa1sarers
and nrsT hands, and can soil
for 81 what country dealers ask 20 and 60 for
This vs. no hninbug. no =" tickets or iottsrg. See
oIr circulars, and t O. the thousands OF article.
offered at only 81. We are endorsed by the bosS
papers OF Boston, and by 10000 patrous Seo
our cNcu ars.
we Can and will sell our Eeods at less than
:. any other house. We send by mall
or expr0ss 9. o. D., and let ou see goods peiore
buylhg, We want agents everywhere. No
risk, no capital needed.
| tine Cent buys postal oarl send one for
all our papers, cireulars AND lists
We CAN and DO sell ca art. cle es, 81 books &o al
| Tor sNGLR DoLLAR. Beautiful Rings Pins,
Is aceets, sets, Pipes, Violin q g uttar s. Castors
| in fact 200 articles all at 81. SEED Now and
save moneY. You CAN do IL, please try. Ad-
dress all orders 10 n uRNISr0S n CO., ". q
| DOLLAR SALE e. BroOmfleld ST, Bosten.
! Mast. Nov. 27-e, O. vs0m.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-24
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rVNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
j existing between Charles Coll and
Joseph Toomey, carrying on tho business of
the Capitol Market, North Main street, Eu-
The business will be continued by Charles
Coll, who will collect all outstanding ac-
counts and receipt for the same and pay all
bills against the lato firm.
CHARLES COLL.
JOSEPH TOUMEY.
Eureka, Nov. II, 1876. nlj-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-01

u,uIs POPULAR HOUSE HAS
been opened to-day for the yA
hrst time since tho nre. and will DO "1N
conducted ON the same principles "
a heretofors. Our friends will ind tho tables
suppiied With the very best the markets anord.
The Confectionery Department 10 complete In
every particular. All Kinds Of French aud
always on hand.
All orders for Ball supptrs, and In fact Any
thing In our line, will BE- pr 'mptiy attended TO.
iam fITLMKlER n ARMBRuSr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-01
SLIPPERY HILL.


No. stranger. he doesat live here now,
He clipped the vfxifasss-dont know how.
Yer we've hunted th-ss dig rns h.sh and low
Senee he van ,sel the fsnch. ten years ago.
! reckon you hsven't hesrn sbeat
The game he played when he busted oat'
lie IN Aouts In suddent wsy.
an' squat by the nrr, bat wouldn't pl.y.
Things sas % lively as eoumon. when
The boys xrs oveS fvoin Saaky Glen.
The tables were piled tnes dep with soli.
And biz with keersis v~rs ofisk, rnts'i
mn cot .iliis' there f.s q VIE,
And ~s,card the pr"ceeiiss -ithsut emile
BAT 'u.t a. be gtms xsrv heatln Ted hpts
He slpsiy rtk "a, frfn where ns sot.
AMI yVurcJ -oai, pp~der into his raw.
AZ he worked his quid iron Jaw toJsw.
. No luck. an I mousht a. we'll be dead
A. Twin" w.. what 'he hsiIpin aid.
H.. ace wer~ fuil Of . wilii-h .heer.
Aud. ,iur IA pictur. he acted qne.t.
II Will I" se rA,-. .. Itu bioxet " dont,
Aud IN care the saioot who says won't
"wheu 10. l. ga hack On ea-. liisi,
He'd stisr pepper his cAfcAs- and lie
And ~ dat do IL iust cell me hAr-
Chaek went his Iowderhorn into the nf"'
Tn. w.y the boys iit out beats all;
The, MD h.hlns -tumps and rocks and Wall.
But III. gold and the powder horn ~.s lsit be-
hind
with BiI all a'one te 60 u blisd.
We waited en- hour. aero-t the rssd.
IT, hear Oh. -hxnty and Nil expsods
We wAitei IN hosr after We rss,
Hut never % much - . nssh 10 the paai
An when ue di-kiv-fv.i that We had been coll.
AMI footed Il hack we foand no gold
Rut We n and 10 that eu-..d horn et BUS.
The blacklist sad on these tarnal hills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-01

A rious Kentueky mother punished
her three children because they walked
five miles to a camp meeting. and after
all came home without "setiing relig'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-01

A,.., PURNIsHHD. ROOMS To LET,
By the Day, Week, Or Menih.
Am is. YOUNG. Proprietor.
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