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huntingburg Red kibboncr Signs
the Pledge.

Burlington Hawkeye
Nine o'clock a. m.-sI Law nv hand on
ny heart and forever forswear the use
loi Intoxicating beverages.
len =. M. NO, thank Won. Tlavmv
laho on my heart and forever forswear
'hc use OF intoxicating beverages
Eieven q. m.--"Nuck. drink. drink
i'aid my han on M heart 'smorninv. an'
beverages 'Sa''"s
High noon--"Norrabit. Lajs!,nv b,n'
on ms heart 'sh morning and frcyer for
swore th' use cf intoxicating beverages.
wo T.. m.--"First time doeshn't count.
but 'sh morning laid m'--hic-ha,ul
ommy heart, and forever forsh wore use
Of intoxicating bevlages."
-FOUR p. IN. "Settemupagain. Thish
Iasht time. Laymy han nomm-bic,-
heart, and fuIcver foshwear ure II H.
Ioxlcaied bellavages.y
Ten p. m. -"Lamrod. iii tn fuf- INF
nc -fuf- flowing bo-hic .-owl, FIe'sh
oily goo fuf- fcler! Lesh fellcver
snweai uge Of tockshfcadel beysceler.
Eleven p. m.-"vhoop pee, I'm AZ
4! 'Smatter 'th you? New mind
.ootsh allus shlcep 'ith 'em on. Iesh
ever fshwear hic c!-focksh-f fshwear
ockshy- tocksh--tockshead!"
(The bell strikes twelve. Mr. CuGy
axes no note Of time.)
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lnere y sort OF hitch between :
number : ,ho q farmers Ia the southern 81 part
,ne compensation for the services ~ ths
latter. a year ago, II We are rirhtIr i ~
formed, the laborers received abonf -,
average Of go per month. Their y !
disposition TO cut on wages, aud prono.
sitions have been made 10 laborers IA.
their ~, work Ct from el3 to Sl5 pcr ,nonsh
Ihis they decline to accept and ~ 49,.
accounts the difference betweer .c
ploycr and employc was beinc mn; Nv
'ra'cd.--l lLayfayctte Journal.
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bloomfield Democrat: Goverror :
James y. Williams has notified Peter
schultz, secretary Of the Greene county
agricultural fair to be held at thej,.
grounds, near Linton. Greene connty.
tna, ne will positively deliver the annual
address before their society, on Thurs
DAY or Friday Of the week Of the fair II
October, 1873. - ~ :"
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THE House Committee on rost-
ofices and Pcst-roads has discovered
that one mail contractor receives from
the Government $4,000 for contract
which he sub-lets for si3,O0O. a Lili
recently passed The IIonsc. however
which entirely does away this system
Of sub-lel,ing
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- tue hip pocket OF an old vavran,.
pulled by the rolicc the other niyh,
says the Detroit Free Press. was memo.
ranaum book full Of his own writing
with pencil, and some Of his piilosonbs {.
Ils good enough to be preserved. iiis
nrst paragraph reads:
drinking bad whisky because II n
lonrred free is like getting in the way of
bullets purchased by an enemy,
A second reads:
Honesty Is the best policy. bnt so,n
foIks are satisfied with second b.st H
Is hard TO DO honest OF ~ .n,.,.
stomach e"Ys
A third reads:
"A dry plank Under rain-proof shea
= much better than O frather-ued Ill iail.
ana ore isn't annoyed bv lie .JaiIor
ur'nging IN square breakfast"
A fourth says:
Ray as You 20. If you haven't any
,nlhg % pay with don't 90. Ii YOU are
lofced TO go, record every indebtedness.
ma lei yonr heirs settle the bills,
The fifth explains:
I'VE should have charity for ou
" hen the winter winds blow cold spd
irear we vags should pity The poor .fcl-
ows IN India who are having red hot
weather.. - 80
A sixth il recorded:
~foiitencss costs nothing, but il is NOT
Apected That you will wake man m
midnight 70 ask permission 10 20
trough his hen house. 1t Il NOR.
ourteous to Lex him enjoy his needed
Inc seventh and last was noted down
> follows: ~
. y y nen you pick up an apple-core DO
o. iiud fault because 1t Is not the apple
seli' bnt be satisfied with the grade Of
escent. Do not be ashamed ofyour oc-
ipa'ion. We can not all be lords. nor
y we ~ be warrants. as can not
iord, should not lament at beinga
grant. BE truthful and ont.spoken.
asf "a I, tell 'em you are Chicago fire
nerer. Keep scasonabe hours. or
'ne other vag will get your plank first.
hopeful cheerful and good nstured.
rowling won't cure sore heel,
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J. bopmAxs. n. n. noyyrar
"Thc Old Reliableo
B DMAMN,s,
Leaf Tobacco
A r EHOU s E +!

ABLISHED 1851. Nos. 81. 20.
ana 63 West Front Street, foot 81
nslon Bridge. Cincinnati, Ohio.
Lear auction 4 Sales every SATURDAY,. .y
Pnly T"tacco Warehouse n SSn.
'ha' m Seed Leaf trade S.os.
? Io,nccp free for thres mcnshs
III IN easonatis as consjsten,
sa ioa''rgs. I.ibessl sdv."c"s
~n conh.Tu meris upon roccint
~ wc~s1y io5acco Circulars.
nss. !. =. nODMANN a CO..
- 'o-om. Cincinnati.
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The Weekly Herald.
LOCAL.
DECISION.

We publish the following for the
benefit Of those who do not understand
she law In such cases.
]. Any person who takes q paper
regularly from the postoHice, whether
directed ia his name or another's, or
whether he has subscribed or not-is
responsible for payment.
2. If person orders his paper dis
continued; he must pay all arrears, or
the publishers may continue to send it
until payment is made, and then col
lect the whole amount whether the pa
per is taken from the Office or not.
3. The courts have decided that re-
fusing TO take newspapers and periodi-
Gals from the p~ostotice, or removing
aud leaving them uncalled for, is pri-
na facie evidence of intentional
fraud. t
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American Agriculturist Two ears
or more, regularly, to a stalk, is a great
disideratum in corn, and should be an
essential point in selecting ears for
seed. Size, however, is of secondary
Importance, the almost universal prac-
tice of farmers to the contrary not
withstanding. If the reader will take
a long ear-almost any one-he will
observe that the kernels are rather
loosely set cn the cob, and are round
ish in form. Then take an ear of ordi-
nary length e to 10 inches long, s or
%l0-rowed), we'll filled out at both ends,
having a small cob, and the butt no
larger than the middle; on such an ear
the kernels will be so close set as to be
iattened by the pressure, and often all
sides will be compressed and angular,
and the texture of the grain will be
more compact than on the loosely set
cob. Now shell equal lengths of both
ears, and 1t will be found that the
small ear will yield o bulk and
weight Of grain than the large one,
provided both have the same number
Of rows, and We have seen IN eight
rowed ear that yielded as much as a
ten-rowed one. Any one can test this.
Tho obvious differences from these
facts are, to select for seed corn ears
from stalks bearing two or more ears,
having the kernels compactly set, the
end well flled-good plump kernels
should cover the "nubbln" end of ev-
cry seed end-the butt Of uniform size
with the rest Of the ear, which should
not taper much, but hold the same size
from butt to tip, and a small cob.
These essentials obtained, the larger
the better, of course; but the small ear
possessing them, is better than a large
without them. The shape Of the kerr
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mel from such an ear (of Nothern corn)
will be long from the cob outward,
broad crosswise OF. the ear, and very
thin, and its texture will be hard aud
compact. These rules for selection Of
seed corn apply particularly to the va
riety known as Northern or Canada
corn; but the same principles apply as
well to the many rowed Dent and
White varieties grown in the West and
South, and they are derived from the
experience Of intelligent, practical
farmers.
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Political Notes,

The Chicago journal says that a;
against Blaine, Conkling will strain
every nerve to secure the Republican
nomination for the Presidency in 1880,
but thas he will not consent to the use
of his name as against Gen. Grant.
There will be more contested cleo
tions before the next House of Repre-
sentatives than before any House for
many years. They will come from
Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, New
York, Maryland, Indiana, North Caro-
lima, Louisiana and Wisconsin.
Although Col. Ing0rsoll is an avOwed
Republican, he is nevertheless putting
in some good work for the Democratic
party. His lecture to prove that there
is no hell is one in which the DemOcra-
cy have a personal and absorbing in
terest, and it is a little curious to note
the unanimity with which they adopt
the eloquent C%olonel's hypothesis and
s.-ChicdgO tribune.
The first Ohio Democratic Congress-
man to betray the coniding soft-moncy
men who cast their votes for him is
Ben. Lefcverc, of the Fifth district.
Having secured his election as a fol-
lower of the "Ohio idca," he has made
the novel discovery that the Greenback
party is a failure, and that confidence
in financial affairs is restored with
things as they are. This is a case for
Democratic discipline.-Cincinnat Ga
zette.
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Hound for

Capt. Tonkin and family, DIR. Au-
bright and family, 4. B. Mosely and
j. N. Ketchersid, of Ducktown, ac-
companied by w. ii. Tonkin, Of this
city, left on last Saturday night for
Kansas, which State they expect to
make their future home. They pur-
chased tickets Of Mr.. p. Layne, of this
city, over the Memphis 50 Little Rock
route.
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Canned Tomatoes at j. NJ. Cowan's.
THE NASHVILLE AMERICAN.

"
Our readers will find in the Nashville
American a first-class Newspaper. In
news, it enjoys all the advantages of
the Eastern and Western Press Asso-
Citations, thus securing the latest telc-
graphic news from all parts Of the
United States, and the rest of the
world. Its market reports are full,
and includes all articles in the Mer-
camille lists Of the country. 1t has Dr..
DANIEL LEE for its Agricultural Editor
who gives it special value to the farm
er.
The american is Democratic, and its
discussions of the current political ques-
tons are able, and challenge even the
respect of adversaries.
The miscellaneous columns of the
American embrace all that is interesting
and useful, in the various fields of hui
nal enterprise; and it can be safely
commended, as a most excellent and
valuable paper in the Household, the
Workshop, the Store-housc, and to all
people in every vocation.
The American prints three editions
Daily, Semi-W Weekly and Weekly, spec
linen copies of which will be sent OH
application.
The terms arc-per annum-Daily,
$1,000; Semi-Weekly, $500; Weekly,
$500, postage paid. Address,
THE AMERICAN,
Nashville, Tenn.
Nov. 2S-2t.
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NOTICE no

CLEVELAND, TENN., June, 1873.
p. LAYNE, Express Agent, is selling
tickets to all points West by the Most
Popular Routes to Texas and Arkansas
by way of Memphis and Little Rock to
the West by way of st. Louis & South
eastern Consolidated Railroads from
Nashville, also to Chicago. By going
these routes you will avoid those long
omnibus changes and everlasting cham
ging of cars, besides direct connection
and the best accommodations.
emo.
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The New York Times tells how the
Democrats carried some of the North
Carolina districts. 1t says:
"In the Second district, Mr.. O'Harra
is known to have had a majority of
II thousand, but, by throwing out
the vote of every township in Edge
comb county, which gave a Republican
majority, and counting the vote Of sv-
cry township giving a Democratic ma
jority, without for a moment consider
ing proof of irregular and unlawful
voting offered against them, the Demo-
cratic canvasscrs who were absolutely
in control of the polls and the count,
declared that their candidate had been
elected"
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Parties desiring jon PRINTING done,
such as Posters, Hand-bills, Letter
heads, Bill-heads, Envelopes, &C., can
have it done at this Office at bottom
prices. Our stock of Printers Station
cry is very large, and vas bought with
cash at paEic prices, consequently we
can do job Printing in as good style
and as cheap as any other Office in the
South.
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ao1
For Marshal.

We arc authorized to announce WILLIAM
KERR rs 4 candidate for City Marshal. Elec-
ton in January.
We are authorized and requested to announce
A.. T. NAPLES as u candidate for City Mar
shall.
We are authorized and requested to announce
NJ. WOLF as q candidate for City Marshal.
Election in January.
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Knoxville Chronicle: Some Of the
Democratic papers are rejoicing In the
fact that DR.. Wight, Republican candi-
date for Governor in this State, did not
receive a vote In Lake county. Accor-
ding to the census Of 1870, that county
had a population Of only 2,42s, Of
whom b37, over the age Of ten years,
could neither read nor write A good
Democratic community.
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Hogs SIauphfernd.

l have now ready for use q well ar
ranged slaughter house and will
slaughter Hogs for all parties on very
reasonable terms. Give me a call.
Oct. 3l-tf. RICHARD KERR.
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The town was disturbed Monday
night by a lot of drunk men firing pis-
tolls zeal the depot. They were arres-
ted and made contribute their mite to
the city fund.
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TO suffer and be pleasant is almost
impossible for an adult, ard quite so
for a baby. When it is afflicted with
Colo, Dlarrhma or other troublesome
disorders use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup.
Price 25 cents.
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Capt. w. II. McKamy bought # Mr..
John Moore, near Charleston, a lot of
very fine hogs. One of them weighed
6GO lbs, the remainder of the lot av-
eraging 1926 lbs. So says Il cores
pondent w. l.. Mcknight.
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Notice TO Enligrants.

Emigrants going West will do well
to purchase tickets over the Iron Noun
tain Route. Quick time, close connec-
tions and good accommodations. For
further particulars address
j.. NJ. CROW, Agt., Cleveland, Tenn.
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Attention is called to the card of Mrs.
A. N. Koran, to be found in this issue.
Sho has opened a Bakery and Restau-
rant on the North side of Public Square,
and will furnish meals for 25 cents.
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR NAN AND BEAST.

ThlTininont very naturally originated In Amerl.
CT, where Mature provides IN her laboratory such
surprising antldotcs for the maladles Of her chill.
ircn. lts farie las been spreading for g years,
TLii AZ" 1t cncirclci tic hahitabIa gluho.
Tho Mexican ~lIustaaS LIn!ment Is q matehlcss
-elncdy forall external ailments OF man and boost.
To stock owners Lrd farmers It Is Invaluable.
A sIns'a bottle often raves a human llfo or ~.
,torez tho usefulness Of an excellent horse, OF,
Ow, or khcep.
II cures f~oot-rot, hsof-ail, hollow horn, grub,
crsw.Nioria, iho4iier-rot, mango, tho bites and
!lngi a. poisonous reptiles and i~nsects, and every
UGH drawback 20 stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every cr:ern:l trouble OF horses, such
'S!smcncsE, scratches, Ew.nny, sprulns. founder,
wind gall, rln;.bonc, etc, etc.
The Mexican l~ius:ans L:niment Il the quickest
"urc In the world for accidents occurring In the
'a.i!y, IN tie absence OF q physician, such ns
Iurns, scaliS, spr=ias, cuts, ctc., and for rheuma.
Ism, ard ~Eti;:nctS engcndcred by exposure. Par.
icularly valuable to M!ncrs.
1t Is the cheapest remedy in tho world, for Il
generates the muscle to the hone, and q single
ppl!cat!on IL generally sufficient to cure.
Mexican Mustang Ilnlment Is put up In throo
res az ! Gttlrs, to larger ones being proportion
.tely much the ~cheapvst. Sold everywhere.
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Rev. L. +. Kahle will preach at
Pickens' Chapel, AZ miles east of this
place, on Wednesday, December 18th, at
II o'clock, a. IN.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an execution issued from the
Circuit Court of Bradley county, Tennessee,
in the case of L. D Campbell, adm, VS..
Samuel H. Day, l will on the
2lst day of December, 1875,
at the court house door in Cleveland, Tenn,
sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
the following described land to-wit:
$50 acres situated in the 18th civil district
of Bradley county, bounded on the north by
N. Hayes, east by T. L.. Bates, south by G.
W. Norvell, and west by r. Il. Parks, be-
ing the undivided interest of said Samuel
II. Day in above described lands, of which
his father Isaac Day died, seized and pos
sessed of. This Nov. 9th, 1873.
G. B. HAYES, Sheriff.
pr. fee, $4.S0.-4t.
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Il What has become of our james coun-
yty correspondent? Have the recent
rains drowned him, Or "yaller Jack"
made way with him?
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They have a "Can't-get-Away Club
in Chattanooga. But they always sue
cccd in getting away from their bust
ness long enough to get their drinks.
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am now receiving my stock of
Candies, Nuts, J%ellies, &C.,
| will sell cheaper than ever.
j. NJ. CowAN.
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Liver Is King.

The Liver is the imperial organ of
the whole human system, as it controls
the life, health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper ac-
ton, all kinds of ailments are the nat
raj result. The digestion of food, the
movements of the heart and blood, the
action of the brain and nervous sys-
TEN, are all Immediately connected
with the workings of the Liver. 1t has
been successfully proven that Greene's
August Flower is u"nequalled in curing
all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and all the numerous
symptoms that result from an unheal-
thy condition of the Liver and Stom-
ach. Sample bottles 10 try, 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the
Western continent. Three doses will
prove that it is just what you want.
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The HERALD will printin supplement
form the Presidents Message immedi-
ately after it is delivered.
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Stephen Griffey, the raper, was hung
at Newport, Friday, according to pro-
CRANE. He acknowledged his crime.
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1f you have a friend with a cough or
colo, telthlm TO try DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup. lie will thank you for your
advice. The price is only % cents.
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Congress meets Monday. Let every
body that wants to keep posted sub
scribe for the HERALD.
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We will celebrate Thanksgiving by
working for the good of u country,
by givin%sfRsAm the light and truth
Tough the columns Of the HERALD.
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Clerk G. Master Roddy, of James
county, has two legal advertisements
in this issue.
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The Chattanooga Commercial, Of
Sunday, contains n complete list of
deaths since Sept. LIST.
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A large lot of Pictdr Mouldings and
Chrome Notices neatly framed for Is
cents at Scruggs & Steed's.
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Scruggs & Stced will have in due
time Christmas Goods IN great yarie-
ties.
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warrant my Flour to give satisfac'
ton. j. M. CowAN.
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An elegant assortment OF Vases,
Toilet Sets, Vase Sets and Flower
Stands at Scruggs Il Steed's.
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G.. c. Vest has a revenue sale adver-
tised in this issue.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To-
bacco. Nov. 2S-ly.
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Fresh Prunes and Currants at J. NJ.
Cowan's.
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Butter and Eggs wanted by J. NJ.
COwan.
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ldoz. l lib can Oysters for sl.2O at
j. NJ. Cowan's.
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Remember when you buy your goods
of j. NJ. Cowan they are delive red to
your house free Of charge.
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To-day is Thanksgiving, but We have
seen no Turkey as yet.
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For Recorder.

We are authorized and requested to announce
THOS. |. GAUT as a candidate for City Re-
cordcr.
We are authorized to announce CICERO l..
STEVENSON as IA candidate for City Recorder.
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nc unknown party fired two pistol
sat a MAI named Cloud and a
nan named Dempsy last Saturday
hit near Crow's warehouse. One
ali tosk.effect in the woman's thigh
and the other in the mans arm. Both
were flesh wounds.
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Fresh canned Corn, Beans & Peas at
j. NJ. COwan's.
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5000 old papers for sale at this Of
fee at 80 cents per hundred. The very
thing for wrapping paper-cheaper
than you a buy it elsewhere. If
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Fresh Oysters every n;.,ht at J.. NJ.
'COwan's.
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j. NJ. Cowan keeps the finest stock
Of Tobacco and Cigars In town.
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Cali on j. M. COwan for the best Tea
~ tow n.
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Mr.. Henry Joseph of this place had
two horses to get out of the lot Monday
VI and went to the railroad, where
vas klpeu by the cars and the 9TH
TO fore.a stock-gap considerably
CpuTStsDseems that they ran in
petrats:ars for over two miles
sn%a finally overtaken.
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Highest price paid for choice Butter
md Eggs by j. NJ. Cowan.
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Raut Rio Coffee at zoe, per ID at j. NJ.
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MnGoLD PLATED WATCHES. CheapOt
~ Kin the known world. Rosnpls Watch Frel a.
WUAgaBA, Address A. CoUiTw Q Co, Chicego
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People arc eating acquainted and thnsO WIN
are NOT ought TO bo-with the wonderful merits OF
that grOAt American Remody, the
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Nov. 2S-2t.