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tiriisnt Justice.

The terrible triple crime recently com.
mlitcd at Durham calls for the most un-
wearicd pInuit of tie guilty party. We
do not know what steps have peen taken.
bot II must never be tliat 30 foul d crime
pass undiscovered and nnavengcd. Or
nngc las 10 bear the reproarl, % the mur-
der of William Thompson. committed Inst
winter III olwn day and Ia the face ~
numben, sllilnnmlnished. There y good
reason IL believe lhal the murderer Lloyd
was III .io county full two months nficr
the decd, aud That with q large rewnrd
offered Tor Ills apprehension. This thing
mua nofLc rqoatcd - &c
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Y III. ~. sANe " y
Prevails extensively aud fatally through
large portion of the county, and no
remedy set applied seems toayail. II Il
greatly 70 'Ledeplored that II is especially
fatal among improved stock, and threatens
TO defeat the energetic efforts iofso many
Of our farmers TO improve breeds, Mr..
James Norwood lastweek lost his famous
stock Berkshire boar. Mr.. Dimock ut the
Mill has lost fifteen head, among them a
remarkably fine and valuable SOW. Mr.
Adolphus Gordon has lost several fine
hogs. One farmer In the neighbor LOST
80 out of ~ head.
Mr.. James Norwood gives us the follow.
ing recipe whicl, has availed in several
instances:
After the lIug Is taken scarify the face
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Reiler wi,h.u, a Doctor.

3 r.
Though We wouldby no means be un-
destood vt deprecating. but rather as res
comcading, PROFESSIONALISM Ia disease,
there are multitudes Of instances when II
Is neither necessary o. easy to t0ob.ain. A
family provided with comprehensive
household specific like Hustetter's
stomach Bitisrs, Is possessed OF nie,li.
eInal resource adequate to most enier-
gencies IN which medical advice would he
otherwise necdfai. That sterling tonic
and corrective Invariably remedies, and
Is autiIoritativeIy recommended f0r de-
b,lity. indigestion. liver disorder, an ir-
regular habit of body, urinary aud uterine
troubles, incipient rheumatism and gout,
aud many other ailments Of frequent. oc-
currence, II sradicates and prevents In
termittent and remittent fevers. mental
deslOndeiicy, checks premature decay.
aud invigoraics the nervous aud muscular
tissues. Sleep. digestion aud appetite are
prpmoted by Il, and Il IL extremely u-eful
in overcoming the ctfectsof exhaustion
and exposure.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

Man. FROM socIeiy journal. "MIss :.
-appeared TO positive Disadvantage be-
cause nf cloudlers Of complexion aud
must we write ~ fimpies spelling an
otherwise beautiful connienance.' tShe
slIould by aIl nrans procure aud usc Dr.
Bulls Blvoi Mixture kel.
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psly ef omeer- and Others.

In cases of sudden deaths by violence or
otherwise, it Is the duty ef officers 10 the
firsi place 10 arrest the party charged
with he crime, u murder. u possible;
aud then AT once to nuiify the Coroner Of
the County; aud IN no cuse 70 disturb the
l,o,ly, Or interfere With surrounding OBJ
jrct-, or siiace marks, tracks &c, or re-
move anything which can establish tie
Chain of guilt. Evidence isoficn ola very
delicate kind, and all links must bekept
unbroken II possible. Nhl
Thisrule ha. l,een glaringly violated IN
recent cares III this county. and Il is time
il,rgrayily Of ll,e Uoroheis duties aud the
extent Of hir powers are reoguited.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

See ad. Of the Memphis Patron Of Hus-
bandry. Changers will find In that
journal an exceedingly able and intel,i-
gent guide, supplying want whicn isnow
felt In this State, supplied only IN part by
our own excellent agricultural Journals.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

John s. Henderson Esq. the allie and
useful member ofthe House from Rowan,
and also distinguished member of the
Constitutional Convention, WINS in Hills
boro on Friday. st. f
Mr.. Joseph Huske Of Fayetteville spent
last week here on visit TO his many re-
latives. ef-f
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cross wise, ,siaising the skin, and rub viii,
Turpantine and salt III, the throat is
swollen do that atiikewise, also::behind the
shoulders. ~
Thisremedy hayqprresd some ofihe worse
cases
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Would II iiot lie better to advertise the
sale Of contral,and seized by the Revenue
IN some newspaper published In the
county, ifthereis one, u not in one pub.
lished IN an mljoining county. rather than
stick up al,otice at the Cour: House door
which nptlolle' In a hundred sees? Pro-
perty brings something ua,ler composition;
unless, indeed, II IS intended to buy in
cllral,for special interests.
The same question holds good for all
advertisements Of sales, but lawmakers
can't see Ii that way.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

i ~ NiOiehct. 4 IL VIII I've Tenlafkeu, that III
the present series, the list Is made up al.
together of negroes 4s
We briefly referred in our last Issue IL
the agy3isa .t
H TRIPLE MURDER AND ARSON
which occurred near Durham On the
morning Of the 26th inst. Sunday. The
Coroner, DIR. IT'D. Wilson gives us some
particulars. The deceased Nancy Black
well, colored, and her two little children
occupied 4 house on the Hillsboro road
about two miles West Of Durham, within
sight Of the rail road. About o'clock, a.
IN. q neighbpr, Squire Bumpass, dis
covered the house in flames, and ronsing
some others, went 10 lhe SCENE. The
flames were then beyond controls; but moi
so fur extended as TO prevent view ofthe
dead bodies Of the three occupants on the
| floor Of the llO,lse 81 ha if8if
Afier daylight examination of the sur
rounding ground showed that the murder
OF the woman had been committed out
side of the house, a large pool of blood
being found ut some distance therefron,
and trail Of blood from lis largest mani
festalion up towards the house; there was
distinctly visible the heavy impiess Of a
naked foot deeply stamped Into the ground,
as ifby one bearing heavy burdell.
Suspicion has rested upona negro man.
now q lahorer ona cotton farm near
Raleigh, who han lived with the deceased
la the relation Of man and wife. Hestooi
la the same relation TO another woman
living near by, and 1t Is conjectured that
jealousy or similar motives led 10 the
making way with the deceased.
30 far as we know, those has been no
arrest aH a4naa
MURDER ON LIrTLE RIVER.
mold, somewhat Z insane negro, well
known through the Northern part of the
county, named Wiley Mitchell was killed
IN the ford Of Little River ut Turners's 5
Mil, 10 miles North Of II Hillsboro ON saiur-
day, the 25ih, by anather negro, john
wagstaif. Tile negroes were both IN. :he
employ OF Mr.. Robert Laws. each driving
wagon engaged IN hauling fruit 10 asiill
house. each wagon also accompanied by y
white youth. In crossing the river after
load o. fruit, they stopped IN the stream,
Mnicn ~"s snaNo"' !" "a'e. '"si ,'"''e'.
alteration took place about The use of IL:
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% bushy rolA' hlie" a'o'he' i's'a's
'ahe"s'g W khoek.hg MN ~ ''e men"
WIN piece " piahk' ihe .nu''e's' "as
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

Henry 7. Jordan. Esq. late Of person.
has recently located 10 Henderson where he
will continue prac,icing tbs legal profes,
sion. Free Lance.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

We learn from the Raleigh Observer
that George G. stronacl, E.q Of Raleigh
with I.is usual appreciation Of the services
of the Press has offered as premium q:
the Stale Fair, an elegant gold pen and
pencil case, beautifully ornamenied and
engraved 10y Tiffany q Go. Of New York
forthe best weekly paper published In
North Carolina. Il .fAS nIfl
The REcosDsR viii he on file there u
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

Bright Wrappers sold as high ~ $50 per
hundred ri DarLam wm ellUusr.ast week.
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Distressing lnteIIisenee.

A
We Learn from several gentlemen from
the Flat River country :liat Diphtheria
IN nm aggravated form has l,een prevalent
iiitnat section ando KNAPP Of Reeds in
Granville for some time past. On Friday,
the oath, five children between the ages
Of three and eleven werehuricd. con-
siernaiion sat upon every household
Several peculiarly distressing Inst ances
were mentioned to us. The malignity OF
the disease il j. thought has alated. Az
We also learnthat this fearful disease
prevails in Person Couniy to great ex-
tent. and creates almost panic. One
family II related 10 have lost in rapid sue
cessionifiye children out of eight. I"
]. also exists IN siAlamance to some ex-
tent. and while at Court we passed ~
house between the Company Shops and
Graham station with three cases, one o:
which proved fatal during our stay;.and
the Cleaner. since adds that both the
others have since died. 8 BEE
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

Parrish at Blackwell's Durham Ware
house Durham n. q. sold over nine thou.
sand dollars worth of tolacco last week.
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An oriental traveller describe .his busy

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An oriental traveller describes this busy
scene, witnessed on historic shores: Our
steamer landed on beach which was iie
port Of Antioch, where the disciples were
first called Christians. There was no
town at the waters edge, no people, no
wharf: The passengers and the mer-
chandise were put ashore In lighters,
which. ran up into the sand. A, troop OF
cainels, with their drivers. lay on the
beach, feady:t 10 transfer the goods into the
interior. Among the articles landed were
boxes marked 'DKs J. e. AVER & ca;
LOWELL, MASS; us. AZ showing that
they contained medicines and whence
they came. These with other goods were
hoisied ON the backs Of camels, fnr trans
poriaiioil to Antioch. Thus the skill Of
the West sends back its remedies to heal
the inaladips Of populations that inllabit
those eastern shores, whence our spiritual
mamma came. - Windsor vi Chronicle
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DUP0NCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS are the surest and safest remedy
furladies In delicate health. 6m.
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Remember Parrish buys more Fine to-
bacco than anybody In Durham and of
course HIS house Is the place tocarry them.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

All grade. tobaceo rold higher last week
nj IIlackwcll's Durham Warehouse than
u has this year.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

Whenever you have any Bright wpp-
per. aud Smokers be sure you carry them
10 Durham Warehouse. t9rtsbst
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

4 CoSsTASTiSoPLE. August 3i.-A
great hattie Is believed 10 be Imminent.
he Turks arc assuming the offensive along
the whole line. Rcdlf paslm having re-
fused TO. attend the military council for
trial. i has been decided 10 bring him be-
fore the council BY fyrce.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

MANCHESTER, Aug. 3i.-The CUR
dian received telegram this afternoon
stating that an expected battle along the
line. Of the l.arn FROM Agastar TO Tonlak,
commsneed yesterday aud continued al!
day. Msheiuet Ali pasha. commanded
the Turks in person aud attacked the Rus
siaps at three points. So FAR the Turks
are successful $50
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-09-05

From the Durham Tobacco Plant We
learn that fatal boiler explosion took
place nt the steam saw mill of Trice aud
vIckens on the Chapel Hill rad, milcs
from Durham, killing the engineer, Treln
Lewis. The engineer was said 10 have
been fully under The iniluenceof whiskey,
and against rennnsirance put on ITO
pounds ofrteam, with The remark that The
didn't care u the thing did Llow up.n A
few minutes after tlierxpIswion took place,
and he was thrown some distance against
tree and kiIltdin INSTANTLY. Seyernlathers
we're slightly hurt, and The ,lamage 10 The
engine is very heavy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-06-14

Wa had a pleasant call from MI
Robert Edgar, Of the Waco Examiner
yesterday. lle IL here attending th'
convention.
Dr., Duzan aud family len here last
night 10 take up their residence In ~
Louis Reason no public schools
TnE HERALD was delighted yealer'
day morning, 10 receive u pleasant
visit from Mr., A. Cohn aud Mr. j. w
dolledgc, Of Waco. These gentlemen
are here M delegates 10 the hremen'I
convention now In session. We com
mend them 10 the hOspitnble care o
our citizens,
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b. Meyer Ia the only responsible
paw nbroker in Dallas.--ti
A l,nr,i.

Obliged to be almost constantly alb
sent from the city, have heretofore
been represented in my cigar depot,
ON Main street, by Mr.. II. Platas. This
Is to notify friends and customers, and
the public in general, that his connec.
ton with me will cease entirely from
this date, aud that In the future | will
be represented by Mr.. Joseph Barnes,
who Is authorized to act for me during
my absence, in all matters concerning
my business. take the opportunity
at the same time OF inviting the smok-
ers and visitors of this city to call and
examine my full and assorted stock Of
Havana and domestic cigars, which
l guarantee to give perfect satis-
faction, rs l do not keep any moulded
or northern made cigars.
MANUEL MORALES.
Main street, near corner Lamar.
Dallas, Texas, June s, 1877. JuneS-st.
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Natier Of Dissolution.

The firm of Benson q stewart, hav
Ing been dissolved by the death OF IL
M. Benson, notice is hereby giver
that the business will be continued by
his widow, Helen A. Benson, at th,
same place, j. s. Stewart retiring.
Parties desiring to purchase fine Inn
ported pigs will find II to their advant
age to call or communicate with Mrs
Helen A. Benson, Dallas, Texas, OF
apply at the rancho, three hundred
yards north Of the Wichita depot, on
the Dallas and Wichita railroad.
HELEN NJ. BENSON,
Corner Oleander street and Cottage Lane,
myf92w Near Catholic Church.
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"seandai Ia High Iir"

A case NJ "nalrimouial unpleaAant'
nesn1 WIS beiure one OF our courts last
week Able counsel were engaged on
both sides, and eluquenee that caused
tho spirits u departed hlateanien 10
rest uneasy rang through the halls,
Money was layishly spent by tho par
iles, aud both sides, ~ the jury TO-
tired for their verdict, sat spell'bound,
both confident Of success, Hut alas !
that "man should triumph over wa
man. Ia too bad bat the Judge wisely
affirmed the Judgment lnaamuch M
Mira. smith did not take "the Interest
" her husband at heart, aud paid four
dollars more for readySmade dress
than she could have bought II for at
NJ. SUES Bazaar Of Fashion Moral
Consult your own interest, aud make
your purchases ofM, SukSlfyou would
"keep pence IN the family,p-u
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Messrs. Morton " Smith, undertake
ers, are to day moving from their
former place of business, 400 Lamar
street, to 8l0 on Elm street, immedi-
opposite the Methodist Tabernacle. AT
the new quarters Mr.. Smith will have
IL residence attached, and will be there
night and day, ready to attend upon
professional duties.--juneGdlm
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The HalI anna

The secretary Of the ball club re-
ceived letter yesterday nom the For.
Worth nine, stating that everything
was lovely and they would be on hand.
The game viii come of this afternoon
At the fair grounds, and take place ut
$50 p. m. The delegates 10 the Ere
mems convention have been invited
In body and win attend. Unusual
Interest is manifested, and We hope 10
zee The Dallas nine retrieve their fallen
fortunes By scooping the panther. We
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ATTENTION, PAUPERS !

The overseer OF the poor farm having this
day given notice that he Is ready 10 receive
and care for the county poor, therefore, In
Court Of Dallas county. entered May q, 1871,
ali allowances TO the poor outside Of the
poor farm will cease nom this date.
Witness my hand and seal of said court Of
n once In The city Of Dallas, this 18th day
Of Nay, A. ID. ls7. A. HAhWO0D.
County Clerk.
BY n. d. RAvIrrs, Deputy. iRniidtWlt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HRUsTEE'S SALE-whereas John b.
l. York, by his decd OF uust ated Decem-
ber J, 1875, and recorded In the Office OF the
County Court Clerk OF Dallas county In VOL
ume 50, page iSl-1, did convey to me, as trus-
tee, the following personal property, to-wit:
one Cotton Seed Huller No. IL. The said
conveyance TO the undersigned trustee was
made To secure the payment OF q certain
pIomissory note, dated december /, 1875, due
slx months from date, without interest, for
the sum of six hundred dollars (S6O0l, paya-
BILE to the order Of h. A. Wells, of Memphis.
Tennessee, and described In said deed OF
trust. And whereas, said Cotton Seed lulleT
was afterwards sold by said John II. York To
and purchased by the Dallas OIL Works,
and IL now the property OF said Dallas on
Works, subject to this deed of trust; and,
whereas, said note Is now past due and un-
paid, together with accrued interest, now,
therefore, the undersigned, under the pro-
visions OF said deed of trust, will ON MON.
DAY, THE 18Th DAY OF JUNE, 1871, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and A
o clock y. m. ofsaid day, at the eastern front
door OF the courthouse, In the city Of Dallas,
Texas, proceed 10 sell the property herein
described at public yendue 10 the highest
bidder for cash, TO satisfy the debt secured
by said deed Of trust, and the costs and en-.
penses OF executing the same. The original
cost OF said huller was eleven hundred dol
lars, and same as new at date OF said trust
deed, said debt being for part OF the pur-
chase money. PHILIP LlNDsLEY,
Dallas, Texas, June IS, lE7.-Idtiljunas.
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--All nervous, exhausting, and pain

ALI nervous, exhausting, and pain
ful disease speedily yield TO the cura-
tive influences OF Pulvermacher's Elec-
trio Belts and Bands. They are safe,
simple, aud effective, and can be easi-
ly applied by the patients himself.
Books, with full particulars, mailed
free. Address Pulvermscher Galvsnic
company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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The Dallas Coffee and Spice Mills
company, retail roasted O. G. coffee at
45c,; roasted rio, S5c.; Texas baking
powder, 25c.; Texas yeast cakes, zoe:
ground mace, II 80; ground cloves and
cinnamon, soc; ground pepper, gin
ger and spice, S5c, Sell Mt wholesale
and retail, corner Of Elm and Live
oak streets. mayl9.dlm.
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nnoNn peAIa.

We print tho following postal card.
and call tho attention Of merchants
tolt;
10 the Editor Of Tho Herald,
Strive are needing good, reliable
merchant 10 put good store In our
town Queen Peak, Montague county,
Iexas) 10 In an excellent stand for n
large business house. Please state
through your columns, and oblige,
QUEEN PEAK,
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also hone the score will DO kept down
10 the limits ~ The last game holl'
clula are a No. !, aud those who de-
light IN tho game, eau witness hnf
exhIbitlon OF skill by attending,
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Two car loads OF buggies and plat
form wagons, at 0rr's,-tf.
Orr IL selling his buggies and
wagons at twenty-five per cent. less
than NJ. Louis prices,
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A. ]. Connell, late OF the Cooper In
stitute, New York, has taken the office
formerly occupied by DIR. McGee, 62l
Elm, opposite Poydras street, and So
liclts the public patronage. The nd
ministration of laughing gas a special
ty.-may25-lm
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III you are going to st. Louis, Hot
Springs, Little Rock, Chicago, Sedalia
or Nashville, you can save enough
money to pay expenses on the road,
by buying your ticket from Fred Man
get, ticket broker. ju2-E
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brand open AIR Concert and Hall
Given by the 0ermania band, ut SaI
Jacinto park, Friday evening, Jun'
10Th. The fire department has beer
invited and will attend. Admission
free. li2t
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LOCAL JOTTINGs.
do see tho ball game.

muiu uoitkh'o" "''''" Jaw "'b''
Grand parade and banquet OF tho
iremon Tomorrow.
--Junlus Pasha was out lust night
with his comlcal cap.
Nothing doing Of special intorest
In police circles, yesterday.
The Supply company are getting
a little too previous. Boys, tone down.
The election on the school tax
question comes OIL on the nineteenth,
and on that day we will know whether
or not Dallas has progressive class OF
citizens.
The dogs are not all disposed OF
yet. In fact, they seem as plenty IN
ever.
Convention meets at nine this morn.
lug. Delegates please appear In uniN
form.
--dive ns more street railways; they
Increase tho taxable property OF the
town.
Every man who Ia taxpayer In
the city, has right 10 vote on the
10th Instant
Charley Wurzburger will have
breakfast this morning at the Mer-
chaats' Restaurant.
The delegates were about the city
last night, seeing the sights and on
joyiDg themselves In various ways.
Those who pray Tod to bless all
mankind, and yet refuse to aid In the
work, are hypocrites, and when they
interview St. Peter will realize the
fact.
Be more careful with your sprink
ling hose. Somebody will get u bloody
nose yet through the improper use of
them.
"A delegate was the first fireman
on the scene OF action last night. He
happened to be close by when the
alarm was sounded.
Because you contribute TO the sup.
port Of public schools, you are not
bound to send your children to them
lyon desire otherwise.
Two men, for moment, conclud-
cd to fight at Frascati, last night They
changed their minds, however, and
one took the other home.
Every man who settles In COM
munity and contributes either capital
or labor, Ia q benefit to every other
man In that community, and nothing
will increase immigration more than
public schools.
Charley Wuraburger will have
breakfast this morning at the Mer-
chants Restaurant.
There was an exhibition ut the
Fourth ward schoolhouse, last night,
given by Prof Giles scholars. II was
largely attended and highly interest
ing.
--Ifyou wish to feel more secure In
your lives and property and pay less
to keep up jails and penitentiaries, fos-
ter education and make II rs general
as possible.
Those who oppose the school tax
say that they don't want to educate
the negro, yet the negro Is a small
part OF the population, and we must
have no public schools lest that class
should get some benefit from the fund.
They would DO more useful with some
education.
Johnnie Shea has followed the
fashion, and put In an elegant out
ft at the Union, where the thirsty can
sip their lager with oil the comfort
imaginable.
The man OF wealth says: Why
should / contribute even an insignii-
cant amount TO educate q poor mans
children Because the children are
not responsible for the poverty, mis-.
fortunes or laziness Of their parents,
and will repay you for your outlay by
making, when you are dead and gone,
better neighbors for your children.
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For the best fancy soap, hair
brushes and toilet articles OF all
kinds, call at the new drug store OF
Ogden ~ Hutchinson, ALB elm street,
next to Adams " Leonard's bank.
TAO