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Dj TCvImi'b lonely mountain
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' . Oo ibU side Jordan's ware
:' Tk faletu Jhriuid of Jloabj n r ? .
' ,7 f There lies a V'f 7 K1" U ' 1
1 Ami to man dost that sepulchre. Xji it
- 1 .And do
man saw it e'er, j I UnamDeriainj ttepuDlicans. f aCS" "'Cf
tor the am
And laid
UTbat waa
Thatrer passed
Bat too man beard th tramp
:.' Or saw the.train go forth,
' KoMess as the daylight "
felaofOod optortedtbesod r 4 2ndvd sttict Tyrrell, T Washington, ? ;ftrrT7:f
the dead man there; Martin. Dare, Beaufort and Hyde John f fJ '-:w;4 Wi.
4. ! I o Respesi. H E StiHey, Republican. -1 eanoyer-oameaon
the ferandest funeral t i j-js.J. Jtl nrkllu... n- 1 Ham H Mctiurin. eol d.Alfred Llody.
a eann, t i . , . t nlM -Jni " ttl ;
Ilie.GD
1D,
, Comes .wbeq the,nieht is done i
'And the crimson streak on ' ocean's cheek I e,
Grows iota the great sua,
y- -
IS
Notselesblr as the spring time
i
' 1 Her erown of Terdare weats; ; ' i
And all the trees en U the hills . . '
J ; Open their thousand leaves f
v So, without sound of musio . ;
ui . Or. foiee of them that wept,
. Bilently down from the mountain's crown
: The great proesion swept. .
Perchance the bald old eagle.
'Ootorbis rock te rrie, ' t
4
7 Looked on.the wondrous sight ;
"' ... Perchance the lion, stalking, , 4
, Still shuns that hallowed! spot, I
For beast and birds have seen and heard
. That which man knoweth not.
Bnt when the warrior dieth,
'Ilis comrades In the warl' ; ' 4
With arms reversed and muffld drum. I
Follow the faneral ear ; I ;
They show the banners taken, '.
Thev tell his battles wot,- l
And after him lead his masteries steed.
fT r While peals the minute gun
. f .? .- v .... , '. t j . ,
'Amid the noblest of the land
I
; v Ken lay tneeageto rest.; f
' ' And give the bard an honored place
'With eostly marble dressed, j
" Tn. the great minister transept,
? "r Where lights glories rail
And the sweet choir sings, and the organ I
II1 Along the emblazoned wall.
This was the bravest warrir
That ever buckled sword,
This the most gifted poet ,
y-'1 That ever breathed a word;
' And never earth's philosopher J
V; ." Traced with his golden pen, I
, ' i On the deathless page, truths half so sage
.1 iAs ue wrote oown wr men.
And had he not high honor
- ,t v? The hillside f r h is pail
." To he.fn state while angols wait f
V With stars fbr tapers tall,
V! MP16 drlt ;ock-pioes likej tossing
ruUJWV ' p . i X i
And God's own hand, in that lonely land,
' ' ; To lay In the grave.' 1 j . ' I
la that deerf" grave without a name.
- ; v Whence lijs uncoffined clay
4 Shall break again, moat wondrous thought,
.., Before the Judgment, pay.
Aiid ftand with glory wapped around
' jOnthe hill8fK uever tnd. 1
And speak of the strife tiat won our life
With the incarnate Son of Gd.
' . ' j -.. l
.V'v 0, lebejy tmb in Moab's land
1 . C.Amc ltlli.n.r' hill i
aO, dark Beth-poor's hill!
Speak to these curious hearts of our,
'i Anovteaeh tht-m to be! still,'
i God ha his mysteries of grace,
i ? t WaysHhat we cannot, tell ; j
i 1 :Ky He bides the de?p like the secret sleep
Of him he loved so well.
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4th die
-Halifax, - Henry Eppes,
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Repuhlican.
6th disridt--Pittt Jj:McCotter, Repub
lican. fl ; I. ,-...- . .
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lin. Wm K Davis, Jno W . Dunham,
Conservativ
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Republican.!
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teret, Jatpes G Scott, Conservalive.
lOth dptrct Duplin and Wayne, W
A Allen,
, (LrtV Humphrey Conservatives.
11th District Green and lenoir, It
W Kmgj Republican.
laJth district New, Hanover,
Gkolli
Mabson, jcol'd, Republican.
13th district Brunswick and Bladen,
G N- Hill, Republican.
14ih jiisinct Sampson, ,C T. Mur?
pW Conservative.
r .i. I?a,L;-r!rti
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JohniW Ellis, Conservative. t
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nett, W. 0 Troy, Conservative.
17th, iistrict Johusou, 1 ;" William IV
A vera, Con j . ,
18th listrict Wake, James H Harris,
col'd. Renublican.
19th district Warren, John A iiyman
col'd," Republican.
20th district? Orange, Person and Cas-
well, Jcjhn ! W Norwood, John W Cun-
ninsrham. Conservatives.
21st istrict Granville Bourbou Smith
Republican. .
22nd! district Chatham, 11 J Powell,
Consertative.
23rd idUtrict Rockingham, J T More,
head, Cpnsiervative.
24th jdistrict Alamance and Guilford,
J T Moiiehcad, Jr., W J Murray, Con
8ervativ.e. i
25ihdislrict Randolph aud Moore, J
M Worth Conservatives.
26th 'district Richmond and Montgo
mery, 11 1 hong, Kepublican.
27th al!?tract
T'McCStn, Co
Anson and Union U M
onservative.
28th Idisiiict Cabarrus and Stanley,
J C Bat nhardt, Consen'ative.
29thpisirict- Meckledburg, RP War-
lug,
Coiiselrvativc
30th lis -ict Rowan and Davie, Char
les Pricr, user vat ive,
31stdii3trict - Davison, John T.Cramerj
Republijcaa. , . . i
32d 4atrict Stokes and Forsythc, J
M StafFvid!, Goftservaitve.
. 33d Ulelrict Surry aud Yadkin, A C
Cowles, conservative. .
34th aishict-Iredill, Wilkes, and Al
exander, jrboa A Nicholson, Phineas
llorton, cohservatives. j j
35th district Alleghany,' Ashe, Wat
auga, T W" Todd Conservative.
36th Idie'rict Caldwell, Burke, Mc
DowelliJIj ' ell and Yancer, W W Flem
ming pujdt,er,' conservatives.
37lh district Catawbi and Lincoln,
James R Ellis conservative.
38th tiskrict Gaston and Clcaveland,
1 W J Milller, conservative.
39fhe
district Rutherford and Polk.
jiartlll
iVAIker, republican.
40th Biatrict Buncombe, and Madison,
jas jj
Mjerrimon, conservative.
4lst.
district- Hay wood, Henderson,
audTrabsyivania, W P Welch, couserva
live.
421 district Jackson, Swair, Macon,
CherokejejClay and Graham, W L. Love,
conservative. -
Republicans 18 : Conservaties 32.
FOR HjOlJsB OF EPttESBJTTATIVES.
Alamance Gannt. con.
Alezainde -J M Carson, ind
Alleg'ialr V. M. liryan, dem. 1
Ansot -iU r Bennct, con. .
Asht- Squire 'Xi"r rep.
Beaufort Samuel Carson, rep.
Bertie (P C Miller, rep.
Blade i4-AF Perry, rep.
Brunswick J .H Brooks, rep.
Buncombe T D Johnston und David
JlackwdllJcon.
Buik( jPinkney Warlick, con.
Cabarrus rShinn, con.
Caldwell Ed Jones, con.
Camdeu Simeon A Jones, rep.
Carteeti Silas Webb, con.
Caswejlli-T J Foster, , Geo W Bowe,
reps.-. I I. i .
Catawbl R B B Houston, con.
Chatlijam J M Morihg, - llanua, cons
Cherokde-T B K Dickey, con.
Chow mj John L Winslow,rep.
Clay-"-Anderson, con.
-Clcavi'lind John W Gidney, con. ,
Colurr bos V v Richardson, con.
Craveh-j-I B Abbott, E R Dudley,
Cumberland G W Bollard, con., T
S Lutteraob, rep.
Cnrritbck - James M Woodhouse, con
Dare-f Oliver Gray, rep.
Davispur J T Brown, John Micheal,
reps.
Davie--
Charb a Anderson, con.
DupU-fJuo BStandfbrd, J K Outlaw
cons. j I ' -
Edgecbibbc W V Mabson, "Willis
Ilunn, repi.
.c 1 . - w
ForevtlJe W II Wheeler, rep
, IVankliii John H Willirui3on, rep
lTd8torf-i-William A Stowe, con.
Gates 4-Ttobf Ii Ballard, con.
Gran vie Rich G Snctd II, T Ilugbes
reps.
Graha
Greene4-John Pattrick, rep;
Guilfom Joseph Glimer, Wilev, cons
Halifax; f-J no Bryant, J J AYoodwyn,
reps. j I '
, Harncttj J R Grady, con.
Haywood II P Haynes, con.
Hender: ton James H Biythe, rep. ,
Hertfod--Jaroe8.Sharpe. ren. .
Hydef
Iredellf
iVm S Carter, con.
Shinn and Turner, con.'
Jacksulii
J. N Bry son, con.
Johnston--Wm. HJoyuer, Jesse Hin-
I nant, coii
be Jones-UJacob Scott, repj
Lpniorl-fStenhen Lasslter.' ren!
XlucolofA J Monreoa, eon, T
Jlacon
J L Ucjiuion, con
Mar tia--J ii Moore; too.-f-co'ntcsted.
MeiiQtreiirif. reeman, coo, .
J eckIeliBafg:-?noEsvBforiJ
iUUCUeU- "U IT JJU WUJO.ll. Jiru.
col'drensrt'fl ft d
Northampton Barton H 'Jones,? rep.
Onilow Jf ;W Shackleford. con. .
Orange - Pride i Jones, j pnes'Wataon,
con. .1 V ,;f
- Pamjico 'l
Pasquotank, F M Godfrey, rep.
J li Darden, rep.
Person, Montfort McGehee, con.
Pitt, Wn. P Bryant, Guilford
Cox,
Polk. N. B Hampton, rep.
Randolph J!W Bean, Harrison Fra
zier, reps.
Richmond, Robert Fletcher, col'd, rep.
Robeson, W S Norment; T.A McNeil,
con8.i ; . .
Rochingham, David Settle, A B Jones,
cons, i
Rowan. F N Lnckey, Kef r Craige, con-
servative.
Rutherford, Eli Whitsnant, rep
Sampson ; J K
Moror!! Ttrvnn I
cons.'
StanlyM T Waddell, con.
Stokes, J G H Michell. con.
urry, Harrison M Wauh, con.
Swain T D Bry son, con.
Transylvania F J Whitmire, con.
Tyrrell, Bertie t Jooee, con.
Union Lemuel Presson, con.
Wake, Richard C Badger, John C
Gorman, Stewart Ellison, col., Rob't S
Perry, reps.
Warren, Goe H King, J Wm n Pas
cball; reps.
; Washington, D C Gnytner, rep.
Watauga Jos. 13 Todd; con
Wavne. J C Rhodes. E. G Coneland.
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p
Wilkes, A C Bryan, T J Dula, reps.
AVilson, If U Moss, con.:
Yadkin, J G Marler, eon.
Yatvcey . J R. Byrd
Prospectus for 1873. Sixth Year.
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A 68 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
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The first arid onlr BUTTON-HOLE AND
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tSThe following reasons are given why
this is the best .
Family - Machine to Purchase.
l. liecanseit will oo, 7. uectsue yon caa
everything that any ma
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chine can do, sewing
feed to adapt It to thick or
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tninciom.
coarsest material, hem
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ming, iMllinir, cording.
braiding, binding, bath
wmca tiietnread is con
ering and sewing on, at
stantly drawn from the
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quilting, etc., better than ; consequently 4 even and
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aoesnot ureaameuireaa
9. Because the presser
foot turns back; that the
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than anv other machine
cloth can be easily te
3. Because it can worn
. . . .
moved 4fter being sewed
a beantuui Duuan-noie
10. Because the best
making as fine a pearl as
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the best finished and
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4. because n wm em
made on the best princi
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broider lover the edge.
making a neat aad beau
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6. Because it will work
11. Because it is two
a beautiful eyelet hole
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I7ie Ainerican or Plain Seicing Machine.
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done on the Combination except Lulton-ho
and oversea min.
M KRONE Y & BR0., Agts.
i Salisbury, N. C.
Examine them before purchasing any other
Sewing Machine.
I do not hesitate tosiv the American Combina
tion, snrnasses ail otber mtict.iiies. lifsnles doing
all the work that other machines can.itoverseirms,
and works button-holes in any fabric, from Swiss
muslin, to Beaver cloth I have ned Sintcei's.
Stoats", Howe's and the WeM. machines, and find
the American far superior to them aU.
Mis M. r.iTi.ErGt.
I have nsed six different Sea ing Machines. The
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Mas. a . Ij. Kaivky.
I have u'l The tinier and other machines and
would not exchange the Amtrican fnroi-y.
MKS. 11 . IJIUNGLE.
S.XLISBUUV, X
Meboxey A B0., Agt.
('.. May 23.1. 1872.
American Com. S. M.
Sikt 1 hive n ! tl.e Howe. Singer, WLeeler A
Wilson, Wjicox CibliS j-cwing i!:ac'.ii!es. and
would not give the American Coinbination for ull
of them, it will do at! that is chtinitil for it in tlic
circular. I consider it nuperior to all otbvrs 1
have ever ecen. Very liespcctfuUy,
Ms. lizo. W. Harbixson.
We the umlursignoil take jnvat pleasure in giving
onr testimony in f;ivor of the American Sewing
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is it truthfully recominen k-tl tl.e bet mat hit e
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docs not eel out of order or drop wtin-Ws.
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We hare seen flaming advertisements and heard
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We will forfeit one hundred dollars to the con
tending party, if after a fail trial before competent
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if not better, the work done on any other niachiDe,
and do valuable work that uo other machine can
do.
We have been Agents for Sewing Machines since
1866, have sold Singer's, L&d Webiter's. Atwateis's
and Florence's, and Lave abandoned all for the
American.
Send and get samples of work.
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rI',IIE proprietors of thee lastly celebrated
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Flour! Flour!!
They also solicit orders f" Flour They
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ranging Best Family, Family, Ex
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They also solicit orders for Bran.
They exchange, or grind for toll, as may be
desired, c
EMilERT, BEOS & CO.
39-.Gmp'd
Dowaro of Counterfeits I
JOB HOSES' 81 'VUraVMSP"
r sttnrivly ooo. fll?iiTD. DUKtnett Drvf.
rut MiMW to M'i iu cnmurjnu to max rrt
prqAu. Tkt rtnuin hav tA4 name afJmW ftla
on mca rcmte. AU inert mrs loortniui tmumtionu
Th qbkvihb Pi 111 are nnftUlinf in the enr of
those painful and dangeroa dlwaiwa to which th
female comtitntion ii rabject. They moderate all
xceaaea and remove aU obstructions, rom what,
ever cause.
) TO MARRIED LADIES
tupy are particularly suited. They wiU in a abort
time bring on the monthly period with reruiarity;
na aitnoajra Tery Mwamu. eonmn notnin nnrt
ful to the constitution. In alt caees of Kerron and
Spinal Affection, Pains in the Back and Limba,
Fatigue on tlijrht exertion. Palpitation of the Heart.
Bnterica and Whiten, they will effect a car when
all other meant hare failed. The circulars around
each pacta rir fall directions and ad rice, or
will be ent e to all wrlUnc lor tiuun, eealcd
from obwrration.
: N. B. In all case where to asxrora cannot b
obtained. One Dollar enclosed to the Sole Proprie
tor, JOB MOSES. 18 Oortlandt SU New York, will
Iruntr a bottle of the fenuin. containlna Plfty
knowledr of iu contents.
Pills, by
return nail, cury stats Irom any
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
J BRTAIT8 PUtMOKIO VTAFtM
Care Cocoas, Colds, Asthma, Bkoichitis, Soma
TaaoaT, Hoaaaassss, Pirricn.T BaaaTiuio, la.
cintaT Coitrarnoi aid Luao DtsiAaaa. They
hare no taste of medicine, and any ehild win Like
them. Thonaande hare been etord to health that
had before denyaired. Testimony ri' -n in hundred
f cane Ak TbKTAN'3 PUtMONIO WAIXR3.
Price 33 rente ar bx JOB MOiZS, Proprie
tor, I i Cortlandt Street, New York. -
THE GREAT' FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMATtinrS PPTCTFTCPILLS,
t Prepared by J. OARANCIXRX,.
Ro.tl4 Roe Lombard, Paris. .
The pfua are highly recommend od by the rntir
jaedical Fa
lity ol Franc aa to Tery beet remedy
in aU ci
aeu : Nil
art
rhtlr.
Dily or PrnmatvTt KmiaaiofM ;
i ar fmeefracv : Weaknea arUincfrom
nal Weakneea
Secret Habit and Sexual Ezceeee ; tLtlmsmtUm of th
Genital Ornn.- Weak Bnin : DerwaiU la th Urine.
and all th ghastly trainr of Diaeaae arUini from
OTersMOf Ezeeaee. T her car when all oUwrrem
diee UXl. Pamphlet of AdTie hi arh box, or will
be nt Pre to any addr. Frle St ar Bax
Bent br maiL curtlf tledfrim afteteereartea a
reoeipt of pric. OSCAB O. MOS13, 11 Ooaraaasff
St-t Tots, Sol 0aral Aant for America
aug 14, '72. 48: lj.
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ranjre of wants rc arc prepared to meet, nor
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ojiened a
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CALVIN PLYLER.
Jan. til. Iffj. Itfaf
FURNITURE!
J. A. CL0DFELTER k CO.
lianMfacturer$ ami Dealeu im Furniture,
Invite attention to-their
stock of Cottage Beadsteads.
Cottage Chamber Suits, paint
ed Chamber Suits, irench
Suits. Walnut and naiuted Cane cat Chairs.
Rockiiur rhairs of all de-crintions. Extension
DiningTables tables of all kinds Wardrobes,
Bureaus, "NVashstand, "What-Nots, Mattresses.
Sofas, Reception Chairs and Parlor Sets. Also.
Rustic Window Shades, a novelty for complete-
. i ,., . ,
ness, of auty, cneapness anu unraoiuiy. Alo,
many other articles which we are prepared to!
sell as (heap or cheaper than any llousein the
hcmciu pan im iuc rime
Bo gnro to call, nearly opposite the Mansion
notel.jucxt dwr below the Express office, see
our storft and hear our prices.
Special orders (made from photographs in
our otucc) will be supplied.
A full assortment of Eosewood, Uetalie
end, Walnut Burial Caes, which can belur-
nished at :i hours notice.
ap5s).0m
RIBBONS, MILLINARY-
.'. AND STEAW GOOBS,
1872.
ALSO
"Wliito Goods, Eraliroiderics, ic.
ARMSTRONGTOATOR&CO.
ilinportcra, Manafaeturer aad Jobbers
Bonnet Trimin, Neck and S.x-h Ribbons,
Vtlvtt Ribbons, Neck Tie. Bonnet Silks,
civet and Lrapes, r lowers, reathera,
Ornaments, Frames, &c
8TUAW PO'kKT- LA"!E.s AND CniLOBEN'S
j UAfi, TRIMMtD ANl I'NTRlWMtD
And in conuccling Warerooma
It ! White Good, Linens, Embroideries.
Lacet. Nets. Collars, fretts. Handkerchiefs,
Head Vet. ic., Ac.
So; J37aud 139 Bait. Rt., Ualtimore4 Md.
These eooU are manufactured by u or bought
! ur t;Ii dircftly from the turopean and Amer.
. lean Mannfac!ir?rs, emhracine all the latest
novehiex, luieqtialcd iu variety sjui cheaptveM
to any market.
Orders filled with care, promptness and
atch.
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Iarid Deeds, Trustee Deedi,
Deeds, Chattel Mortgages, &iv
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WATCHMAN OFFICE
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is well supplied with'
A large arid elegant assortment of
plain im
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Pictorial or
CUT ILLTJSTEATIOXS &.C
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all kinds of
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PRINTING.
Finer and more Ornamental Types for
Business &
Professional
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Visiting, Party attl AVedtling Cards ;
College and School
Circular;
of all kiiiiU
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Tobacco -Notices and
LiBELS
for all purposes ;
For Clerks, Magistrates
and Solicitors :
Or anything else required in tho
Printing Line.
TIIE
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18 1 XEWSPAPEB,
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Is a candidate for public (avor. li
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t'Mge improving. It beat
of the best advicrtisinir rowliumt in
the State, and offers its facilities on u
liberal terms as any.
L :
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. Jew Jozk QZoo, 27 OTMf BS
April 26, 187833:1 j '1
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