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The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-20
NEW MEXICO pAsHEs.

The board OF trade, of Albuquerque,
has passed series OF resolutions strong
ly commencing Delegate Joseph's land
claim bill, and asking the senate to
pass 1t in place of the Edmunds bill.
Thomas 8. Tucker, Santa Fe pio-
neer, died on Monday in that village.
He was one OF the founders of the New
Mexican. The deceased has held the
posihon OF lieutenant in the,New Mex
leo volunteers. and served four terrns IS
adjutant general OF the territory, two
under Governor Giddings and two un-
der Governor AxtelI.
While passing down the road Gen.
Wallace was talking 10 friend and
gaYe utterance to the following; speak
ing Of New Mexico I'll Il the gfaud-
est strip Of land in the west; its resources
are innum cradle, and as for Grant
county, said General Wallace, 81 will
tell you, sir, believe that county alone
has more rich mineral beneath Its sur
face than the whole state OF Colorado.
Extensive arrangements have been
made this year for the observance Of
Memorial day at Albuquerque, but the
members of Carleton Post. q. A. r.
will see that the proper ceremonial SER
vices OF the order are also held in Santa
Fe. The post has selected the follow
ing committee to make all the neces-
sary arrangements Comrades Francis
Downs, Henry M. Davis, P. Il. Herlow,
H. M. Atkinson, and Z. w. Wynkoop.
New Mexican.
= Col. Eaton, of Socorro, has rendered
his resignation as mayor OF that city,
and j. w. woodward mas been appoint
cd by the council TO fill the position.
Col. Eaton is one OF Socorro's most en-
ergetic and progressive citizens, and ii
was only his positive refusal to fill the
position, that caused the council to ac-
cept his resignation. They adopted
resolutions thanking him for the able.
efficient and impartial manner Id which
he has filed the position. 49,
The railroad mail service between
New Mexico points could not possibly
be worse than it is. Complaints over
failure to receive letters and papers
within reasonable time after mailing
comes in from all quarters. A sample
OF this negligence cropped out today
when the southern mail failed Ito bring
any registered pouch at all, but instead
brought 10 the Santa Fe Office pouch
full OF mail matter that should have
gone to East Las Vegas. City Posimas.
ter Seliman is not little annoyed al
this state of affairs and will do his bes,
to see il the thing can't be remedied al
an early day,-New Mexican.
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MASTERS SALE.

By virtue of decree rendered in the District
Court of the First Judicial District Of the Ter.
rItory of New Mexico, In and for the County OF
san Miguel, at the March term, 1855, in GER
tain cause therein pending wherein Joshua 5.
RaynoIds, as ssisnee OF Hupe u Bullard 10 COM
plainans and the Dambman Cattle company
and q. Althof are defendants aud the Las
Vegas . Fon du hac Cattle company fs inter
vennor, 1t was ordered adjudged and deereed,
among other things that the following de-
scribed lots or parcels of land and real estate,
situate, lying and being 10 the County of San
Miguel and Territory Of New Mexico, and bet
ter described o. follows, t0-wit:
The north one-half of the southeast quarter,
section thirty-four, and the southeast one
quarter Of the southeast Ons-Quarter OF section
thIrty-fotlr, township twelve, north Of range
thirty east; and the northeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter of section three, township
eleven, range thirty, east, together with one
shinRls roof adobe building of two rooms, and
auction bv John II. Koogler, special master
duly appointed for that purpose, to satisfy the
sum of two hundred and efghty-one dollars
and sixty cents, with interest thereon at ak pei
cent per apnum, from the Today OF March
1896, and all costs and disbursements con
nected Herewith.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given tina
the above described land, premises and rea
estate, wifi he sold at public auction. 10 ths
highest bidder for cash, on Tuesday. the 81
day Of July, A. D., 1885, at 10 o'clock in th'
of the court house, in the town OF Las vegas
County of San Miguel. TerTilory of New Mexi
90, in accordance with the aforesaid decree
court. Ak JoHE = kooGLxh,
EHE# ~ Special Master.
Dated May Is, 1885. -
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-20
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NIorICE is hereby given that by their deed
IN of assignment for the benefit of creditors
Trinidad Romero, Brother and Son, T. Romero
& Son, Trinidad Romero, Eugenio Romero and
5oraplo Bnmero, have conveyed and trans.
ferrei to the undersigned all their real and
personal property, with full authority to col
lect their assets and pay their liabilities with
themselves Indebted to either of said firms OF
individuals, are notified TO make settlement
with the undersigned, and all creditors 0
either are requested to present their claims Il
the undersigned without delay.
If III. BRUNSWICK. Assignee.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI BY
lN their deed OF assignment for the benefit
of creditors, VI RJmero Il Co., Margarit0 Ko-
nero and B Jesus Marquez have conveyed and
transferred 10 the undersigned all their real
and personal property, with full authority TO
collect their assets and pay their liabil.
ries with the proceeds thereof. All persons
knowing themselves to be indebted to said
firm or individuals are notified 20 make settle-
ment with the undersigned; and all creditors
of either are requested to present their claims
to the undersigned without delay.
MANUEL 6ACA ORrEZ, Assignee.
Las VeRag N. NJ. January 8. 1886.
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-20
LEGAL NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF NEW MEXICO,
EnIIntH of knn MIGUEL

UF NEW [
County of San Miguel
In the Probate Court of San Miguel County.
To Columbus Noise, Louis Sulzbacher, and the
unknown heirs of Jose Gregorio Trujillo and
their assigns and all others whom II may
concern.
Take notsce thai will on Monday, the 9th
Gay of July, A. d., 1888, at 10 O'clock in the
forenoon of that day move the Probate Court
of San Miguel County, in the Territory OF. New
of said Court, that the will of Jose GreRorio
Trujil 0, now on file in said court, be approved
and admitted to probate In accordance with
the application filed with the said will, when
and where you can be heard, IL anything you
have to say to the contrary
WILLIAM b. TIPToN.
Las Vegas, New Mexico, April II, 1885.
j. III. PURDY,
BREEDEN s. VINCENT.
Solicitors.
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Gazette Job Office

Can turn cut work quicker, in better style and
ct lever prices than any ether efficesin ths
City Of Las Vegas.
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THE llNECESSIFY
ron THE SPECIALISTS.
DIR. WAGNER & Co.

We offer no apology for devotine 50 much
time and attention TO this much-neglected
ton of humanity. Is too wretched to merit
the sympathy and best services OF the pro-
fession 70 which We belong, as many
are innocent sufferers, and that the
physician who devotes himself to relieving
the afiioted and SAYING them from worse than
death, is no less a phiianthropist and bene.
factor TO his race than the surgeon or physi.
clan who BY close application excels In anf
nately for humanity, the day IL dawning when
the false philanthropy that condemned tho
victims OF folly or crime, like the lepers un-
der the Jewish law, to die uncsred for. hss
YOUNG MEN
Who may be suffering from the effects of
youthful follies or indiscretions will do well
to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon
ever laid at the altar Of suffering humanity.
every case Of seminal weakness or private
disease of any kind and character which he
undertakes to and fails to cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There are many ct the age of 30 to III who
are troubled with too frequent excavations OF
the bladder, often accompanied by a slight
ins Of the IS system IN manner the % patient csn
not account for On examining the urinary
deposits ropy sediment will often be found
and sometimes small particles of albumta
will appear, or the color will bo OF q thin,
mflkish hue. again changing to q dark and
torpid appearance. There are many men WHIT
die of this difficulty, ignorant or the cause,
which is the second stage of seminal weak
ness. DIR. w. viii guarantee aperfect cure ~
all cases, and y healthy restoration of the
genfto-urinary organs.
Consultation free. Thorough examination
and advice $5.
See the Doctors additional advertisement
In the Denver Daily News and Tribune Re-
publican
All communications should be addressed
DIR. WAGNER & co.
S3s Larimer Street. Address Boz s7ss, Den.
yer, Colo.
fut this out and take along.
The Las Vegas gazette., 1886-05-20
THE SUPREME COURT or NEW MEXICO. J
ELlsH4 v. Lone, Chief Justice. !

HAfTA FE, New Mexico, Jan 3 8, 80.
The bearer OF this 10 DR.. ulney, OF Warsaw,
Indiana. ! have known him for thu kHast If
honorable IN business, OF fine social and bus
mess qualities, worthy the confidence OF an
community. He W6s regarded as one Of the
most accomplished dentists In Northern Indi
joyed good opportunities a. an ooculist and
aurist. take great pleasure In recommend
ing him as In all respects reliable
Respectfully, ELIanA v. L0xd.
Chief Justice Of u. III,
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Patapsco, Car. CO., Feb. 81.
| Reported for The CLARION

Rocky Ridge, Feb. %, 1885
We presume it would be prudent FIR US to
! limit our article as some of the others were
hard to digest We once thought it would
be necessary for DR.. Pickwick to administer
/ some of Browns Iron Bittcrs. AT recent
shooting match, the Dr. was going to extract
a mans bunion with a shot gun. A new
method of performing surgical operations -
II. G. l.. is practlcmg ON roller skates and
intends going partners With J. F. Norris.
i Shooting is all the go, b tlng is liberal
and as high as 3 cents changed hands re,
Gently. For the benefit of the ladies we will
ask F. Smith to pie sc explain the word
"Mikado" as he has kept them IN suspense
for two weeks, though now some predicts
that it's "A new kind of hustle
Should Dccole continue attending shoot
ing matches, we tear he will retrogradc in
his profession. Though, nevertheless, lie
shoots every time, "du k or no duck"
Several gentlemen of our town have all
the fowls necessary towards housekeeping,
about the only thing needed is duck" for
in the house to prepare the meals.
Mrs. Lizzie Miller has been on the sick
list for the past two weeks, but at this writ
ing is convaescing.
Mr. Martin l.. Miller, residing one half
mile north Of our village, took the 8 % traia
the 18th inst. for Frederick, where he will
remain for few weeks. being drawn as one
of TIL" jurors for the February tenn Of court,
A married nan still has u chance to court.
Our worthy merchant, Mr. j. Black, took
the early train Monday morning for B Ito,
where he will purchase quite al amount Of
goods.
Mrs j. Dottercr made a flying visit to
Hagcrstown the past week.
Disappointment, owing to The heavy roads
two of our gentlemen failed to greet their
True Loves two successive Sunday lights.
There are several gent emen of our
rcighborhood one Of whom is Mr.. Geo. w.
Appold who woul like very well to see a
young man, whom claimed to have hailed
from Chamhersburg, Pa, known by the
name of DR.. Ashburn, though we under
stand his true name to be Jerry Vellnrs.
This man we understand borrowed Mr..
Appolds saddle, claiming at the time to use
it for few days at which time he would
purchase one.
But instead of purchasing one he abscond-
ed with the one he borrowed aud several
weeks board also.
! lookout for him elsewhere.
BAcKuoopsMAN.
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OCULysT AND OPTICIAN,

OcULIsT AND OrTICIAN,
Graduate of the University of Ednburg
College of opthalnology, and Royal Eye In
tirmarv will I've 1T Mrs. Worthingion John
sons, No. SO East Church street, Frederick
Nd, for Il short period of time, where he may
be consulted by those suffering from disease
or any difficulty Of their eyes. DR.. Mkcnzie
has made a special study of diseases Of the
cv,. and having had an active practice of ten
wears in Europe and America believes he
can successfully combrt the diseases which
are SO d, structive to this delicate organ.
All examinations are made with the opthal.
inoscopc and other scientific instruments
used in modern opihalm ,logy. A correct
diagnosis is made OF each persons case and
an accurate statement given of the exact con
dilmn of their eyes In functional diseases
of the ewes, W! ere glasses are indicated, the
doctor cuts, grinds and 'iusls them for each
prrson. thus msuring perfect vision, case
and comfort TO the wrarer These glasses
are free from the impcr!rcti0ns usually found
ing lasscs viz Mud spccks, cracks, flaws,
waves, biSters, etc. They are mace from
pure quartz, very white and as transparent
as the purcst spring water. These goods are
not put on sale in the shops. They are only
ground and fitted to order. Thousands of
y
over lachrymrtion, pain over the eye and
through the globe. dull heavincss OF the
eve itself II morbid feeling rs though there
were sand inbrddcd in the mucous membrane
of The lids, very sensible to light and air and
desire to partially close the eyes, or an in.
clip ,cnt inflammation in the globe of lids.
These ami great many more troubles may
he cited which can he entirely owe Come if
thn rnrson Gu afflicted wi couSnlt M Oculist
who understands physical and physiological
optics, the laws of light, retrac,ion cc.-
There are very few cases of eyes or vision
but can he brought to approximate nearly
normal vision with properly adjusted glasses.
Tcstimonia'" of the most substantial charac-
ter. Cases treated since the Doctor has been
in town can be readily asct rtaincd by any
person WHO will take the trouble to inquire
Office hours from to . Il. M, IL to and
q to s p, m.
aug Il ly.
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THE New sURvEY.-By an oversight we
failed to give in our last issue the route OF
the second survcy made at this end of the
projected line of the NJ. V r. r. The sur
vev leaves the W. Nd. track at a point about
Is yards east of Messrs. Stocksdalc & Buz-
yards warehouse on Carroll.st, passes in a
westerly direction across Boundary and Car
roll-sts between the warehouse and Mr.. NJ
r. Buzzerd's frame building on the corner
of these streets, thence through the lot of
the latter property into Mr.. Cyrus
Covers lot where curve is made and it
passes thence through Mr.. JOS. A. Weddlc's
lot in,ersccting Main-st at point about %
feet west of Mr.. WIS dwelling house, thence
across Mr.. Henry Rouzer's lot, passing into
Mr. J II Rouzers property and passing
about IS feet east of his yard and ou,hnild-
inrs at the dwelling and thence in u straight
line across the field south of his dwelling
across the county roal ana Hunting Greek,
Mr. Marshall Favoritc, Mr.. Simon A. Weller,
Mrs. d. Pcnncll Mr.. Warner I. Grimes
which takes it across the county road lead,
ing from this place TO Creagers'own at a
point about 80 yards west of Mr. John A
F.caglc's barn. This line intcrsccts The line
of the first survey in Mr. ). A. Welcr's lot
AMI is to that point 800 feet shorter than the
route by the first survey.
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Editor CArocTIN CLARION -

Editor CArocTIN CLARION -
I have been reader Of your valuable pa
per, for number Of years.
In the o5lh Feb issue l noticed several
communications about the contemplated M
V.R. lam not citizen of your town, bu,
have been. Have spent some six or eight
thousand dollars in Helping to improve said
town. Have always appreciated the advan
t;ges Of railroads. in fact every enterprise
looking to the advantage Of the citizens OF
any town or community.
The time for odd Fogy-ism" is past II
we object to those public enterprises, and
improvements, others will give their aid and
influence IN other directions, and we will only
see our lndisposition TO act when too late.
have seen the necessity of this branch road
for wears. In consideration Of the vast
amount of traffic ut the Cutoctn Furnaces,
it is surprising that this branch road has not
been built long ago. l speak inlelig' ntly
when say. the vast amount expended by
this one enterprise, (Catoctin Furnacrs) alone
yearly. Being personally acquainted with
some of the gentlemen of the noble e ter.
prise for years, l am glad to see they IRE
moving in the right direction; hope they
may be successful at an carly day.
think the objections by Another Citi-
zen" and * could he very easily overcome,
as it is in other towns and cities, by having
flagmcn at their proper crossings.
Perhaps your readers may say what right
has JUSTICE to interfere in any project in Me.
ch"nics,own, he being citizen of Carroll Co.
JUSTICE and every cn;errrising citizen of
the State, ought to encourage the develop
ment of the rich minerals of the Caioctin
valley and mounta MS. Some eight or ten
years ago in company with mincral"gist
Of Frederick county, friend Of mine in
prospecting those mountains found some
fine specimens of different kinds of ores,
Those cntcrprising gentlemen Of Catoc,n
Furnaces are trying TO develop these re
sources. Why try TO hinder and obstruct
their success? Go to work, talk it up, write
it up, subscribe and help build the road
Then, and only then, you will realize the
great benefits derived therefrom.
JUSTICE.
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You Eseaal 80 Much Of Patent

Medicines and you find out what it is after
you try it. Try all Of it: then if you are not
satisfied take the Oll St,ndard DR.. Oclig Il
P,outz Tome EIxcr and Bilious Pills, That
have never failed in Sixty years of trial. 1t
is so reliable and beneficial, that it cares.
when others fail. Bilousness, Dyspepsia,
Constipation. Nervous Affections, Down
bearing, II regulates the regular course OF
nature cares IIeucorrhea or Whites; all ner-
vous persons should try it. DR.. Oclig "
Pfoutz' Tonic EiiXer is known to lie the
G ca,cst Ladies' Medicine in America DR..
John Ocllig came from the Old Country and
it is now manufactured by Nj. ID. Pfoutz, of
'Wayncshoro, Pa, since 1871, where he has
helped when other filled in this and adjoin-
H.. c,lnirs and in Western States. You
will find letters in another column.
Wholesale Agents,
W. J. Parker & Co.,
SO S. Howard g. l7S w Lombard sits,
Baltimore, Nd.
DR. NJ. Z. Lcatherman,
NJ chanicstoWn, Md.
S, Schey g. Bro.
Frederick City, Nd.
scDtS
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A SPLENDID CALENDAR.-We are lndeOt'
ed to Mr. Henry w. Bennett for fine large
calendar sent out by c. Aultman & Co., OF
Canton, Ohio; for the sale of whose agrcul'
tural machinery in this section, Mr.. Bennett
is agent. He will give this business his sole
attention during the season and we trust
that the merits of his excellent machinery
will he fully appreciated by our farmer
friends and that he may be eminently sue
ccssful with them.
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A Captains Fortunate DiscOv-

Capt. Coleman. schr. Weymouth, plying
between Atlantic City and N. Y. had bce'
troubled with a coug ii so that he was unable
to sleep, and was induced to try DR. Kings
New discovery for Consumption 1t moi
only gave him instant relief, but aliayed tn,
extreme soreness IN his breast. His chill
dren were similarly affected and single dose
had the same happy effect. Dr.. Kings New
Discovery is now the standard remedy ii
the Coleman household and on hoard thu
schooner. Free Trial Bottles of this Stand
ard Remedy at NJ. Il. Leatherman's Drug
Store
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ROADS,.

WHEREAs. Joseph J. Fox, Samuel J.
Pryor, J. B.'Brown and others, citizens Of
Frederick County aforesaid, after having
given thirty days notice of their intention to
do 80, as required by Law, have pctioncd
the County Commissioners of Frederick
County to open public Road. commencing
for the same ut or near the School House at
Foxville in said county, said Road to con-
meet with Road leading from Smithsbnrg to
De rfield Frederick County, Md, and pass
ing through the lands of Samuel Pryor,
David~BrOwn, John G. Wolfe, Joseph Fox
Denton Stottlemcyer Hiram Wolfe, Ma
tlianicl Stottlcmycr and Levi Wolfe, US the
Examiners may determine.
Notice is hereby given to all persons and
parties concerned, and to the public, that
VIC, the undersigned Examiners, will meet
Saturday the Goth day of March, 1886, at 10
and determine whether or not the public
convenience requires that the said Road
should I've opened, and if upon examination
we 81 oulu he of opinion. and SO determine
incur judgement that the public conven.
fence requires that the said road should be
opened, we will proceed to open the same
agreeable TO said Commission aud the Codo
Of Public General Laws, in such cases made
and provided, and will continue in the exc
cution of said commission from Jay to dayif
necessary, until the same shall have been full
ly completed.
SANFORD HARBAUGH,
HIRAM HARBAUGH,
,BEENARDILEWIS,
feb II Ct Examiners,
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE Co. Lloyd on
Wednesday last made the following appoint
mcnts for this county; Justices of the Pea e
First district w. J Alnut, S A. Thomas,
DR.. j. Boone, Fayctte johnson.
Second, DR.. Thomas Turner, i. II Mob
crlv. w. II. Johnson r. b Tyler Charles
Smallwool, c. II. EckSte;n, r. G. Barrck.
Jas II. Bcsant.
Third Ezra Minnck, Thon as Wi!es Sam
ucl Grove.
Fourth, Amos 7 Norris, II j. krisc
Fifth, James Knoutr, Isaac NJ. Fisher,
Henry Stokes, Henry Ever.
Sixth, Luther Wa:rcnlrItz, John Myers.
Seventh, Isaac Davis, William Funk Fran
els 4. Knott. Jas l.. Leather.
Eighth, John Z. Uukefer, John G. Nor
rs.
Ninth, Grafton Hammond, Charles E
Worthington, J. Thomas Browning, John
Hail John Haines, David II ,rshrl
Eleventh, Adam B.rtly, Geo. W. Shank,
j. II. Bowers.
Twelfth, John Reed, Thomas HillcaJy,
Ezra l.. Karn.
Tnir,ecnth, C. Harry Andcrs, Clinton A.
Riddl, moser.
Fourteenth Ezra NJ. Thomas, Perry G.
Thomas.
F ftcenth, Frederick White, Jos. A. Ger
nand, DR.. w. S Mcpherson,
9 T,l N Prom
denburg
Seventeenth, James H. Clemson, Daniel
f. Strosourg, Warren NJ. Bower.
Eighteenth, Richard Vansant
Nineteenth, II. Brennison.
Twentieth, Christopher Baker.
Tw2ntv-frst, Roger NJ. Neiyhbors.
R"ciscrs-Flrst district, VIM. j. Gore.
Second, Valerius Ebbcrt, Chas. b. Tyson ,
assistant.
Third, V. B. Swcaringen.
Fourth, Geo. w. Barrick.
Fifth. Edward S. fancy.
Sixth, Jacob Wolfe.
Seventh, Z,charah G. MEG ruder.
Eighth, Gibson Smith.
Ninth, 2. H. Griffith.
Tenth, Hiram A. Wolf
Eleventh, john NJ. I1obruner.
Twelfth, John IIi!lcary.
Thirteenth, w. NJ. Cromwell
Fourteenth. VI. W. Il. House, ST..
Fifteenth, Bernard CoIlitlOwer
Sixteenth. OtnO Gavcr.
Seventeenth, A 5. Phillips.
Eighteenth, Frederick S. Clary.
Nineteenth. John ID. Gather
Twentieth, franklin Sto;,lcmycr.
Twenty-frst, james McKinsey.
Notaries, public-Wm. Walsh, Marshall
Fout.
Coroncr-JOhn Wallace.
Visitors Frederick Female Semnary-C.
W. Ross. Thomas NJ Wolf
Visitors St. Johns Literary Institute
John Clemson, Geo. r. Dennis. W. H. Bait,
zcll.
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Interesting Experiences.

Hiram Cameron, Furniture Dealer of Col
uL.bus, Ga, tells his experience, thus For
three years have tried every remedy on the
market for Stomach and Kidney Disorders,
but got no relief, until used Electric Bitlrrs
Took five bottles and am now cured, and
think Electric Btters the Best Blood Puriti-
or in the world" Major a B Reed, of West
Liberty, XIV, used Electric Bilters for an old
s,aud,ne Kidney affection and says: Moth
INK has ever done me- ~ much good ss Flee.
irc Buffers" Sold at tiity ceuls n bottle 10y
~ r. LsathrrInsn,
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On 81 ult.. nv Rev. W. G. Wire Grant Fogl'
AMI N ,ljndl May EyIer, at the hrid >,
home near VI chanicstown, all Of Fredel ,
lex Co., Md.
On Feb "a by Rev. w L Martin. David
A Bich aud TIME +. Manhcrz, at the
home of the bride, near Fairfield, 10th of
Adams Co., Pa.