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CO AL A&D WOOD.
WARM* 4 00.
0 H AK LU
Markst Btreet^Wkarf,
WiMtiOoro*, Dit..
Wholesale and Retail Lxmiei*«
-IN
AntRrwcite sad Ulinmtnous Cost.
The only firm in this eity rere ving coal
daily all rail, irom Cumberland region.
ihe only firm selling Exclusively the
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company's
Coal
Every one should use the Shawaee Coal for
family. ate tin or manufaoLuritg purposes.
He guarantee it to make Dss ashes, prove
economic*! and give better satisfaction
I Leu any ooai offered in this market.
ASK FOKSHAWNKBCIML.
BURN SHAW A EE COAL.
Tell yonr irien-'a what yon think of the
SHAWNEE COAL.
CHARLF8 WARNER A CO..
Uuk.l Street Whirl.
jel2-ly.
FILE & lVlURTHEY
(Successors to Wm. II. Allmond A Bro..)
Dealers in
COAL AND WOOD,
Cor 20th and Markst Street».,
iKth Ward) WILMINGTON, DEL.
Orders left with John P. Allmond, Eighth
nnl Market streets. or ut our office, will be
promptly attended to.
Best Lobigh and Schuylkill Coni always on
baud. inay7,74-ly
OU U I'AI EI I M IHOIS
ELIVKR THE BEST COAL INTO CEL
LaKS without
J.nltrtf
D
dumping on the r-ave
G, \Y. BtbH AöüW.
French Street Wharf.
mont.
JOSJEPH FOTJT
SELLS ENTERPRISE. IIARLKIGH AND
6IIAWN4SB COAL
AT SCHUYLKILL PRICES,
dak and Pine WOOD by the cord and sawed.
(MLhbors iu the
We try to excel all
preparation of our Coal, how lur we have
succeed« l we will leave to cur customers to
JdSEFH FUUT.
Orange and Waterssree's
say for us.
jell
FIANOS AM) OKU A A.S.
! PI A Not»
ti^j
For Ü200.00 and upwards.
ORGANS
Por $45. CO and upwards.
For o tsh or
UOBSUüN &BUO'8 'A'ururooms
(UP STAIRS î
ins'aliLeatd, *o
tfUSICHAS CHARMS I
> PllIOE REDUCED
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
Will Last a Life-Time !
35.000
OK TUE CELEBRATED
Shoninger Organs,
IIN UA.ILY USF.
""he best musical talent of tue
couotry recommend these Organs.
The nicest and best. More for your
money and gives better satisfaction,
than any other now made. They
comprise the
Eureka« Concerto Orctssira anil Grand?.
Illustrated Catalogues sent by
mail, post-paid to any address, up
on application to
ii. SHONINGER & CO..
iSrtYeu, toon.
:
Cliildren's (Jlotiling,
No/.iHIU, Market feltrei t.
MHS, M. L. McDAPIEL,
Uu * M. und fine usioitment of Chil
•Jren s Clothing. Lassimerc*. Hamburg E*lg
ings Hosiery. Trimming.*, Patterns.tfc.,which
the is disposing ol ut low prices. Also
CHILDREN'S CL0TI1ING CUT a ADE
TO ORDER.
_ __ 'm MAK VC KET STREET
TH08. R. LALLY,
»I3MA UKET STREKT.D
tUUSINKSa,
PUOl'ERTY.: BOUGHT ROT.li AND EX
CHANGED.:
Houses Heated,
Rents Collected.
Loana Negotiated
LEGAL PAPKUS rUEPAUED,
aprlKdtf
WM. S. WATT.!
W. 1009 .«la, ket si red,
PLUMBER,GA?t&STtAM FITTER
Wisheshii frien.ls and patrons to knowthat
Le bas resumed business in the above bran
cc; end would desire to renew their custom
heretofore so liberally bestowod. Ho is pre
pared lo do all kinds of work in his lino, and
-uoirit estimates of coil, guitranreciog to
f tiiFell <fontra«*ts and complete all jobs in
most
UBSTANT1AL AND WORuMANLIKE
MANNER
d Satisfaction to all will be try aiza, and the
«mall possible profit ck&rgccb
G.ve oka call.
»P22-4
GROCERIES,
HERMANN AHRENS,
filNERAl PROVISION DEALER.
No, 8?S îatb&Il Street,
WILMINGTON .DEL.
Would respectfully
nounco to h ta friends
. .. » ]
nn
s and
\ tbo public that he still car
"" r'j ou the Meut business
at the old stand, and will
rjsheep constantly on hand
*£■ the host quality ot
- ST7GAR-CUKED DAMP.
ILITCH, 8H0DLDKR8.
LARD. PORK.
SAUSAGE. DRIED BEEF,
... , CHEESE, TONGUES. Ac.. Ac.
All of which will be sold wholesale ami retail
at the lowest city prices.
He returns his thanks to his many custo*
mers tor past favors and reapeetlully sol cits
a continuance ot the same.
IOHN V. allmond,
Cor. 8th and Market streets,
DEALERS ISj
GROCERIES, TEAS,
HFICUH, Sec.. A c.
ill king St. & 2d and king.
W R BOWMAN.
Grocer & Tea Dealer,
Privato Families Hotels. Reft.uranti and
other consumers rupplied with)
THE BEST GROCERIES"
AT FAIR PRICE.®.
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Second and .King and 511 King IMr,
uiay .30 3m
THE,NEW STORE!
JiÆYj MOTTO :
"A QUICK DIME IS BETTl'R TUAN A
SLOW ImiLLA it !" ••
As I desire,
ty of money, to sell
ave bought exclusively for
to sell at small profits and
L keep on h n i nt ail tiui
TThc Choir.csi Vnr.e'.y cf
re**cuEt of the grr«r scnrci:
the lowe-t Gg
«•h, j* nd tiittnn
»ke Quick Talcs.
. i
GROCERIES,
At the
doubt it
tb
fi-
• *. Should v
est
h;
t 1
b
lot • X
J 1
.
d I
, 1
1 l lrf
u»y
t. i
111 V. est f:ecor.d bîrtct,
Vé. S tVil.IA IN.
j r lU iolii
J Ci: IWALEKS.
WALTON & JAM35S.
have rented the office
No. 2 West Third Street.
Formerly occuiiicd by the Franklin Tc'.«»
gia;,h Co., where they will keep coustunt y
on hand a good supply of their fine
KENNEBEC HIVER ICE,
And will receive orders for the
{per. Persons who want
ICE during the hot
weil to call and 1c;
early, und they will be guaranteed a hupp.
thrntiKh the «*nti
'«•ng
good clear foil*
months would th
» their orders with thei
apr22l i
ARCTIC
ICE COMPANY,
O /fieri —
>«1 Riitl 403
l. 3
ini »er«
Poplar Kl i o »Î«,
BThis Company will
pyly the
Wilmington during the balance of
of 16" 1, ut u great reduction on r-rc ent r
follows ;
tens of
(
f> I
unds daily. 45 ccntf p<
«kJ
K»
Id
U5
U3J
M îl U .
60 pounds daily. 40 cents each delivery: 100
pounds daily,70 cents each delivery ; 500 lbs
and upwards, at §12 per ion.
Being solicite«] l
prominent citizens
concluded to j
ity the a bo
n number of the most
f Wilmington, we have
lly «rtublish in this
company, nnd will be
thanklul lur the patronage ot all who
buy the best article trou J* to 4U percent, be
low the present prices.
aug31-ahn
J. B. COX ROW k SON.
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE 01 :
ICE
*0n and afler Monday, August Jl: t. the prico
of Ice will be reduced to the follow In? ratcp,
5 pounds dnily
8 do do
do do
45 ceRt/» por week.
«1.»
do
I I
d«>
«I«,
16 do
do
I
do
do
20
d
do
. 1 h
do
do
50 lbs. each delivery
luo ••
1500 " and upwards..
Our Ice is of the best qua'.ity,
■old as low
40
IbO lbs
i.l will lo
CU crr.ts i <
tho lo
St.
WALTON A JAMES.
15th and King and No. 2 W. 3.1 Sts.
aprStf
CHAM GrHS
—IN—
PRICES OF ICE.
Commencing on Monday. August 31,
sell leu ut tho ioltowi
5 pounds daily.
8 do
e will
45 cent« per week.
do
do
12
do
85
do
do
16 do
20 do
50 pounds daily, 40 cents e^ch dollvery; 100
pounds daily, 7u cents each delivery ; :\>j Its
and upwards, at 6u cents per 10U pounds
WWe guarnnteo
in this city."(kA
Omots—406 Shipley, 4th
Walnut Sts.
do
do
do
tJ
1 1Ü
do
do
... ii
low ».
ny cne
P.U3EY ii- 1UCI2,
d Poplar. K16
^ALTER CUMMINS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
Wllmlnicton, !>«*!«
NoT.ce—512 King M n t» i > •- »«. Po
d»«:n-ir.
N
ÏW CHOP
TUKN1P AND RUTA BEGA SEED.
At W. N. CHANDLER'S,
.oil Market su««t.
l>7
THE ELECTIONS.
J
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v>J
BY TELEGRAPH
New Yobk City, Nov. 3—Ö P. M.—The
returns are coming in fast. 175 Districts
give Tilden, (Dom.) for Governor, 13,537,
and Wickham, for Mayor, 10,930 majority.
Scattering returns fr
uniform Tilden gains.
Poston returns favor the election of
Harris, (Rep.) in the Second District;
Ruffington in tho First District; Ayere
in the Seventh; Hanks in the Fifth;
Pierce in tho Third, and Frost in the
Fourth.
In Providence, the Republican candi*
dates are elected in the First and Second
Districts.
the interior show
THE OTHER ELECTION'S.
Elect ions
number o
have rctei
lows :
ere also held, yesterday, In a
wbicn we
fol
f other Sea cs, iro
d te'egrapbic returns,
PENNSYLVANIA.
(Chester Co.—West Cluster gives a Re
publican majority ot GûG, u »«in ol 312 over
1873.
Clearfield
— Clearfield Borough gives a
Démocratie majority ot 8"».
Lincoatcr co.—Marietta, 61 Republican
majority. Ten dibtricta in tins county give
a net gain ot over 337, indicating a Repub
lican majority of 4UIH) iu the county.
Columbia co.—lilooinsburg, 84 Democrat
ic majority.
Westmoreland co — Nit. Pleasant, republi
can majority, CD.
L Dauphin co.—Lukcns* Horough pi efi Lit.
ui, dun., 10 majority. Heals runs ahead ot
his ticket here.
11 iks county, 4003 majority.
Clinton county gives 600 Democratic
majority.
Ailams county—400 Demotratio .
jority.
kork county—Democratic majority
2WJU.
JelTerson county—Estimated Dcmc
cralic majority Too.
Venango county, estimated itcpul
lican majority on tjtate 4'X).
Lawrence county aliout 1ä00 Hcnub
lican majority.
Cheater county—estimated 1500 lie-
publican majority on State ticket.
-Montgomery county, about 700 Dem
ocratic majority on State ticket.
Cambridge comity, about 1200 Dem
ocratic majority.
Bucks county—Bristol Paxsen, lie
publican, bas 104 majority.
Armstrong county—Estimated 3500
Republican majority on State ticket.
Allegheny county—Returns indicate
small Republican majority on State
ticket.
Blair county—Five wards in Allen
town give 270 Democratic majority.
I.atta lias 7S majority in Monroe
county—Democratic majority about
1800 , n State ticket.
rtbumherland county, Mount
■1 r. i.u PaxsonlOl, Word ward
31, lb u .. I,
Lebanon county—Jackson township,
Ptixson 08 majority.
I lauphin county—Middleton 70 Dent
" ; majority.
Bucks county—New Hope borough,
Democratic majority 27.
Juniata county—MeC'andless eleven
ojority in this (Patterson) borough.
4 ork county—Six precincts give
Democratic gains of 237.
Norllmmpton county—Democratic
majority in Frcnnasburg 42.
Schuylkill county-Scliuylkill Haven
Last Ward Olmstcad J12, Latta 53,
Allen 112, Temple 53, Beals 110, Me
Cnmlless 40, I'axsou 114, Woodward,
Ii
UK
49.
Juniata county—PuttcTsnn Borough;
I.alia 78 majority, MrCatulloss 08 ma
jority, Stcngcr 74.
Chester county—Five districts show
Republican gain of 291.
Womclsderf, Democratic
of C3,
i.rie county—In eight districts Dem
ocratic gain of 825. Hamsburg,
haistman, Republican, for Assembly
elected hy 150 majority.
Perry county—Wist er for Congress,
17 D majority—Millerstofte Horn, Re
publican majority 22.
MARYLAND.
majority
.Maryland, Dorchester Co., Cam
bridge District, gives Goldsboro, Re
publican, for Congre» 01. Six Dis
tricts of \\ icomico Co. give Thomas,
Dem., Congress 089 majority.
Districts to hear from, probably in
crease it to 7.50.
Baltimore—Nine Wards city, com
posing 3d Congressional Districts, gives
O'Brien, Dem., majority of 4,450.
Fourth District elects Swan to Con
gress by 8900 majority* Fifth District
Henkle, Dem., elected by 807majority.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Four
* Butler reported defeated for Oon
gresshy one thousand majority.Eighty
seven towns give 190 majority for Tal
bot, Rep., for Governor,
BUODE ISLAND.
Republican Candidates elected t»
Congress.
ALABAMA.
Mobile gives Democratic majority
of 1200. Richmond, Va., elects Wal
ker, Dom., to Congress.
new vom.,
54 districts outside ot N. V. city
gives net gain of 1213 for Tilden over
last year, his majority may reach 30,
000 in the State.
MASSACHC SETTS.
Banks' majority is estimated hy liis
friends at 5,000 iu the 5th district.
344 districts outside of N. Y. City
gives Tilden Dem. , 28,000 majority.—
Massachusetts—Belincd Ilern. Dover
nor is elected, democrats rejoicing.
NEW JEIÎSF.Ï.
Assembly 40 majority, Atlantic Co.
Little Egg llarhor, Halsey maj. 191;
Dobbins maj. 187. Adams maj. 117.—
Hunterdon co. Halsey, 33 majority in
Frcnchtown, Mercer Co., East Wind
sor township given Halsey 34 majority
Smith Democrat for 51 Kongress ma
jority.
SStTJXG MA CUISES,
GROVES' à BAKER'S
s ±T3HW
Lock Stitch
SEWING MACHINE,
7J
607 KINO SI BKEB.
may'-2
(Clayton House.)
WEED
Sewing Machine,
THE BEST IN THE MARKET.
To be hid at the Cor. Seventh
and French Btreets,
WILMINGTON. DEL
icay^S 3m
SKLK-ThuK iDING 8UCTTLK. EaBY TO.Of BXATE
THE NEW
A3IE RIOAIM
Sewing Machine,
718 MARKET STREET,
J. H. FHIRSROSr, Agent.
Wt LM1NOTCN. DEI..
'•law
A FORTUNE FOR $11
One Gift In Ganrnnteed to one of
every eleven Conneni Ivc nniuber«.
$50,000 FOR ONE DOLLAR.
• NOW IS YOUR TIME."
he'ps thosy v h > Lj!p theiu
D.vno ForD
5C0.030 'Jioketg at $1.(0
from *
iuw nr
of all.
•h. ni
5»H.h 00 mi l
L'ly
it wiiLin ihe
».eh
Grana Gift Concert
T i Aid of Public lin'rovements ii
Cil,- of Deni.'or, Texas.
the
"nue
Texas Gilt Conceit Association
'VILL GIVE A GRAND CONCERT
Thursday L'ccemlVr 31,1874
And will Distribute to theTicket Holders
$950,000 IM U1FTS.
DEPOSITORY, FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
DENISON.
Distribution to commence immediately af
ter the Concert. Mimagery ol tho Dirtribu
tion chosen by the licket nolicrsand Prom
inent Citizens.
LIST OF GIFTS :
1 Grand Cash Gift,.
S.V) ooo
-
ouo
.,ftti
... 10.000
... fi.ouo
. 2,600
... 1.500
. 5.000
... 5 Old
... 4,500
. 5 WMI
,
1
•• fro
P»
earl»
15«)
80
ll!(l
l«kl
llll
Ml
1*0 J
. 4 000
.. «5,000
Ooo
U
UM»
(X SI
I
:t.7. r K»
46.250
40
1
.. Grand Cush Gifts, amounting tofÜÜÜ.OUU
22 Prizes in Real Estate, " 5'i.oOo
40.7
I'J.VB'J OiRs.
lounting to
REFERENCES:
.0.1X0
Knowing (bat tho management of this A
dation will he conducted os represented, we
cheerfully recjmmend Ihe same to the pub
James Leonard John Hnlfoid, John B
McDougall. W. H. Winn. II. Tone. J. M.
Cook. Aldtrrr.cn. City cl Dei non. Tr
Judge, Wui. D. ivirk.
J. Ne vins City Treufurer.
W. B- Bo.-s, Lott Star MUD.
Weekly Times. DcnHon.
E. E. FuMer, Alam ' Uotnl.
11. Joldsoll A Co., Xercha its.
Wm. llughos. Real Estate Broke .
First National Bank. Denison,
Col. Frank Hchrader, Ex Mayor.
Daily end Weekly News, Dor non.
Samuel A. Cook, Konl Estate Broker,
Col. T. 11. Warren, lteil K>tatu Broker,
( bus. A. Maurice, U. H. ComnntMonor,
Col. Samuel Brooks, Galvnston. Texas,
Jos. Perry, Attorney M. K. A T. R. K.
J. W Jennings, Ex-Postmaster U. 8. Senate'
Col. H. W. -heph« rd. Alamo Hotel, Denison,
Geu G A. Beul, U- S Army. Ft. Griffith,Tex.
Merchonts' A Planters' Bank, Denis >n ,
8. U- Eddy. Division 'uu't M., K.& T.K U.
Col, E. J. Strang. U M.U.S.A., Denison, Tex.
Good«, btinnett A Co-, Cotton Brokers, Deni
E. D. Chadick, Manager, Cotton Compress
Co., Denison.
A statement of tho Distribution will be
pnolished and forwarded to ticket holde s,
and all gifts will he promptly paid alter th«
distribution,
GOOD AND RESPONSIBLE PERSONS
WANTED
to wotk for tho interest of this As9oei iti n
LIBERAL COMMISSION'S ALLOWED.
HOW TO REMIT TO VH.
Money should ho sent hy Express or by
Draft. Post Office Money Order
Letter.
Registered
Address alt Communications to
ALPHEUSR, COLLINS, Sec'y.,
trXa».
I» I.MKON
octU-law- lui
U8H'M
B
, STEAM FRdGHT LINE
Ueavos 2d wharf above Chosiuut street, Pbila
d«lphia. daily at 5 p. m.. and French street
w Sarf. Wilmington, at 6 p. m. Freight hand
ed carefully and forwarded with dispatch.
<* W lillsM
JOHNHOllm,
ICE CREA VIH,
CONFECTIONS, TOYS,
fCUILDBEN'Si
«)• c o a c ii u; h
- v. F1H1C-WOKKH
BA8KET8, WOODEN WARE,
/
Aud a generil asjiortuient of Staple
Fun<*y Notions.
id
JOHN HO 1/1 >T
No «U JAKKKT STREET.
Ol'PtxHo thn Gnt.lte Ofll....
WiluloatoD. i'd.
lw8
. .....
HARDWARE, . v ;
D. Ä. KUNTÏo W./ '
IMPORTEES ANS MANUFAC.UREES'
. Aturam
IEON
STkEL
Hardware
AND
s
COACH MATERIAL,
Have the largest Stock of goods iu
the State in their liue, and best
assorted Stock in the United States.
Nos, 205 & 207 Shipley &210
& 212 Grasge elicits,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Wm. GREEN & Go.,
£ucoe*8ors tc Pedrick, Green A'Co..
ImporterM and UenerM In
IRON AND STEEL,
I ITUMIN0D8 COAL. OALVaNE'ED
1RO«. CtlAGR-BUILDERS' 11AKIJ
WARF. ,
S. K CORNER OF
THIRD and Nllll'l.n SIS.,
. nave always on
. , ' | ' hand a full avsort
/ v] \ hieut ol
3 - Nfc y. IRON i STEEL
Twt tie, -J, o
"TZL Aniencnn Jium
garedau.i Rolled
Bars. Fnglial» Re
nnoaRar« of all
siy.«N, Ruud, iiooi*
and Slit Iron,best
Norway Nail rod«
•d Dluuk
l
Ç ♦
and Auger Shapes, GaUanired
sheet Iron, Cast, Shear. RliHur (Driuan,
dwertn.Spring. Tire Mnrhinery.Huu'jaf) Steel.
Smith. Coach,and other Hardware—Horae
Snnee. Horse Shoe Nail*, Bora*. Holts. Clips.
Nuts, Wanbers, ÂVIalleanle CuMtingM, V» agon
Boxes, Spriogs, Axles, Spoltos Felloes, ShilRj;
Bow«, Ae..CarriageCat. Y.M«, Oil Carjo-ts Rnt
Linett, KiiHiualfd Top and Dto*i 4 Lcu her.and
Corn'll lliirdwuruol all kind.-i; Iron V, ir. u u |.
Vitiiixetl Nails. lUt.bit MoUl. Lead. S,.«lu,
Banra fin. Sheet Zim*. y.*., **r»n*lst
Cranks at «1 hoHi ie. Hue., Chain»
SniDha' anl .itl.ci tools, Ar.\il
lows, ffledir j*. ii
Files. R
Ac* , Ac.
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THE
GAZiLTTK
OB PRINTING
u
OFFICE
NO.
416 MARKET STREET,
ILMINQTON
WE ARE PREPARED TO
EXECUTE
ALL ORDERS FOR
Plain and Fancy Job Printing,
BIHiJLj heads,
POSTE lï, 87
CIRCULARS, DODGERS, &c.,
WITH NEATNESS AND
DISPATCH,
AND
AT TIUI LOWEST CASH RATES
'If
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s
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f/J
VureK IJ
y\
%■xf
Ko
.r Cirnr IS icier* nccoiu
long unwell, pro
ii"t dcHtroyuii by minor«;
, mut vital organs wasted
i *j t.
ibi !•»
vide«» t!
I
ot I
iuw>n «
lieViiiKi t !io I join
Ol'spt iitui « r ladiurstioii, ITcmlnche, Pain
in tit*- i-rhojii.i. -ti::!i'*, Tight ness of Uio client
1 hsydn botT .i i itlons or the Stomach. Ua •
TaMo In tho Mu..,I, |:ilious Attacks, I'ulpltailon ot
the Heart, Inti,iiimrat ion of tho Lungs, l»«in m ti l(
Iou of tho kidneys. ami a hundred otherpahilu'
symptoms nro t:i * Misprings of Dyspepsia, «no
iiuttlo will prov • a belter guarantee of its merits
a lengthy advertisement.
I'rmalo C ots.plain!«. In young or old,
married or ingle. r.t. tin dawn or womanhood or
tho turn of !•; \ tin e Tonic ltd ter« display ho de
tided un lufluence tt Improvement in soon r«»r
(fcptlble.
For EnCnr.it
nanti«
mitte
f repair.
He
M
:*l Chronic Rite.
Remittent and Intel
f tin* blood. Liver, Kl i
Litton huvo no enuti,
t by Vitiated blood.
They arc a (,'<»> IS*urgn«ivo nn writ n
Tonic, poHAouslng the merit or acting a ;
■ •• rful agent in relieving Congestion
nlory
I «
DU
ml bladder,
.■s nre c:
I
i
»er«
Snub Disci
In Ham
of the Liver nnd Visceral Organ«, uu*l lu
m Dim
l»l*c*n*oR, Eniptlona, Tetter, Salt
Itliciun, liiot- lu .-a spotr 1 , Dimple*. Pustules, I?**.'
Oarbnnclea, King
Erysipel a«, Itch, :
Humors ami Di
or nature, are literally «lug up
e) stem in a short time by ttie n«?e of tlieao lUtten
(«'ful 'ITanuNnH«l« proclaim Vinhoau Hr,
itrs the most wonderful Invigoraut that ever au..
mined the sinking svrtcm.
U. SI. it|el»ONAl,|> A CO.
1 Coo A^t*.. Si
h
. Stahl Hoad, Sore Eye:«.
I *iricolorations of tho Skin,
fihe HUin of whatever ti:
d curried out oft ha
<:
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WAGON WORKS,
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Snoath'u Patent Tilting V,'agcnn.
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attention
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SHOEING.
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Th« above ro.Turd w ill oo paid for
INFORM ation
Ibut (till load to tl l8 AHBEST:AND CON
sVTTtvn " JI ' 3onor persons *uilty of
SETTING 1 illL to any DWELLING STA.
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GEORGE VICKERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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I« Kent Co , i»i«l.
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W I LL IA IV3 LALLY.
WHOLESALE DEVI.EU IN
Brandi s
Whiskigs,
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211 EASTIIONT FSTEEET.
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Mr, CUAp.ROÏTEinKNDnrCKSON.
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