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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01
STU 7E OF LNDI.4N.45 &C
Ianderburgh County. %

Richard Howard
VS.,
Mary Billing his wife
i John w. Liles,on.
@h this day comes tho Complainant, BY
~ James Lockhart his attorney and files in
the Office OF the Clerk of the Vanderburg Cir
cult Cour,ihs Bill of Complaint against the above
named defendants, and il satisie ciorilv appearing
BY the affidavit OF a disnierested person thai
Robert Billing and Mary Billing his W lie two OF
the above named defendants are non residents
OF the Stale OF Indiana
Therefore notice is hereby given to the said
Robert billing and Mary Ri ling his wife tina,
unless they appear and plead. answer or demnl
to the Compliments said Bill OF Complaint on
or before the calling Of this cause at the mex
term OF snid Court to be held at the Court House
IN Evansville, on the fourth Monday in March
nett The same will be (as TO them] taken al
con iessed. Attest
SAMUEL T. JENKINS C lsrk.
Jan. nth, 1914 81 prsee S2,50f
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01

s sIadIIS. OF d rND,ANA SIS.
Vanderburgh Circuit Court.
In vacation December Goth, 843
William Hart &
friedrich c Hart,
John w LIlleston & r. rL.
Patsy LiIIes,on hiswife IN ohancefy'
Michael Sweeny,
Robert Fl Sweeny.
Thomas Sw eeny &
William Greenhouse.
AN this day comes the compliments in the
above cause bv their Solicitors Battell d
IngIe, and file IN the Office of the Clerk of the
Vanderburgh Circuit Court, their Bill Of Com
uant against the afore said defendants & it sat
Isfactoriy appearing by an aft davit filed in the
Clerks Office that Michael Sweeny, Robert Il.
Sweeny aud Thomas Sweeny, (three OF the
above named defendants)are not residents Of the
State of Indiana.
There fore notice is hereby given to the said
MichaeI Sweeny, Robert II weeny and Thorn
as Swesny that unless they appear and plead
answer DIR demur to the said Complainants Bill
OF Complaint, on or before the calling of this
cause at the next term of our Vanderburgh Cir
emit Court to be held at :he Court House in
Evansville on the fourth Monday in March
next. the matters and things therein contained
tas to them) will be taken as con tessed.
SAM'L. T. JENKINS. Crk.
January 4th, 44-3t-prs fee So.
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LIST OF LETTRS.

40 EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Evans
q n vile Indiana. which if not taken out viii
be sent in months TO tie dead Letter Office.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01

Vanderburgh Circuit Court
In vacation January 10Th, 1914.
A
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-01

IRON AND NAILS.
EMIE are constantly Receiving laTg additions
w to our legmar stock OF JUNlATA IRON
and NAILS, which we will sell at reduced pri-
ces tor cash or produce. A. LAUGHLiN, &Co.
June lit I843. Wuier street.
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Dog. pop PALM la L, LEAF AZ I Hats Just
June. J. Fl. MAGHEE, &Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
The ArorSins % Pc sy,vania.
Ccf's-,''nfenre g. Il = I.H-.
GnfI-AnI. I.ra-.sfa-Cn- pa- I'm. - !

toLrAnD. Lancaster Co "a June - !-'i
no mercurs IN the political thermometers up To
blood-heat IN Pennsylvania, and the campaign OF lhis
year promises 10 be unusually sxciiing-esen more
$, than IN. femou. Hsr,;.o, cs,,,o;-n II :. r,du.
cd TO a c.,,,;,, ,,-I .boii .,yasn -. So, ;n
Orrob and No,sb.., m ,-.,,..,,,- I,,'.
-
J''!' ''oVo-' o'o rec !1e'7''' i e77'''.'F uzed
up and Polk aud Dallas are about % lie CoaslsLeG
10 deeper oblivion tan thai from which th.y have
.., ca v,,,iz-i h, I'M. E.,,,.
-,
"a7 'eS ''ro'o- eAa' nNI e treason
% 'i= feni'-s wanna loco-t oco Delegates 10 iher
National tonvcn'!ca. u Nnon he uoG!!nalon- oi .oiN
aud Daias iIrSy promulgated mere, II "aN !iJi-
crou- 10 "itc-ss ihe us!, mouths "iiich ne !raders
ot Ihe Loco paItN mate over 1t. They werr exactly
10 the SANE situation &, Ii.' blind man 10 the bog.
The more 'iey eDdsayorcd 10 extrcaie lhem,tl'e,
The iufIer t!i: GOT u'u the mud, i,T the rinA ana
hle, anxious 10 know who Polk IS kept continually
bolherng their lives out ior inioruaIon,w whch II was
Impossible tor them 10 i've, rnry did kno" thrnl-
selves. However, Folks nomination was received
with hurrah, and IN day iwO n ~as, III 'hrIr
language, tie best they could have settled
No'e 'hey would Ike To have their hands clear OF
num- vi MS Outrageous free la"' au'p' 'o'i'
Immediate Annexation principles, nre no g" Win
lie Protective Tariff Penn>. .l'anlans, aud aS a
natural Consequence, 'h@y lTe viking about our
streets win hdGGdrC Cou!ic;.1ice !id uSs pih''"S
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
Orange Co. n. Y.-Iie Prospect.

kYsEGTOwS. June LIST, lcii.
To The Editor Of The .Nea7- York Tribune
GENTLEMEN: The prospects Of Mr.. Clay IN
those parts OF 'Old Orange called kysertown,
Franklin Square, Montgomery, and Hampton
burgh, are of the most cheering character. Mr.
Clay's brilliant talents, unsued patriotism, viz
tues aud pnblic services are fully appreciated aud
acknowledged by men OF both political parties in
Orange COUNTY. They know that Mr: Clay Is
the great champion OF Protective Tariff aud OF
Internal Improvement. 'f!ey know that when
the mighty power oi Great Bntaia threatened to
overwhcm our country in ii'e waro. lol2, air.
Claws patriotic and imprisoned eioqucnce r"ised
ms countfv,rcsi !" .oeur. their invaded rights,
- - ,nuTc 10 The world that Ensand was i'0'
iDvncihle either cn the land or on The cccar.
they know ,hnt 'if;f. C!-y opposed w'i.ii al h.
power and ability the cnctoac"ments OF Henrfoi
jackson upon the Constitution OF tie United
statcs-tIat he is against the immediate Annex
alton of Texas, and that he is the ardent add un-
compromising friend Of Liberty. in every clmc.
Consequently the Wings oi kysertown, Mont
gomcry, Franklin Square and Hamptonburgh.
with their brethren throughout Orange county,
will make most vigorous effort to secure his
election to the Office OF President of the United
States in NGycmbar next. Yours, kYsERTowS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
r-1r. Fell. .Cournnt.,s Pouare Subtitle viii

completely nnJ permanently eradicate Sus;uon human mar
from females upper lips tie laf cunceaIn- broad an e'e
yaed fuchsn the stubborn beard Il man. or any An "i
!eriluOus har BE sc' the genuine NJ the uTsuG
o;iire. 81 Walker street one door from fogtway.
81 1er hot e: directions French and English
A.cats-'iutare. / Maiden Lane, .Nhany Myers Ns7,
Haven: Brown, IL Che,au street. Phadepla: Jordan
Nik sIeet Boston Cray, rou:hsec?,s Green, o'c's ci
Car.!on Lowell {. Dyer. ~ Providence: MntthcNspn.
Norwich Toa'ey. Rochester y. Y Gud Bangor " .'e,
Tan be seen and tested before buya. Proo pos'tye s,
and no mistake. IeG In
.rg- Graham House, G3 Barclay street, by Rt,9-
WELL. leo u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
Total Lives Insured. :. 50
j-4 In


DE-. elk sEuilr;;';,s
Soautrr cuurs ifecses, pliGpl.S. erupnHN b"tcle'.
crvY. mor5ey, het puts, mu,keio bites, and AZ i;;n'
aud 0ughnrsS and sVu~ne>s and ia AhesS u tic NNi '
Soap oi the Ulu remlrAgUe 81 recent chemical DISCO
H. -noert Hn !ianjg gua!ite, are spoken ol m I
mad who recommend ~ ,tCe cnN
Ucen:'. We warrant i 20 answer sl ordinary pu posts i
is IN ~ had genuine oGy = Walker street. door tom
the corner OF Brnndway A:en's-2 ilh street, Boston -
hetit street. phIaiepha: Gray. F0ughkeepsie. iG>ey.
Rocne>et Myers New Haven; Dyer, Providence; tact9;,
io,,ell: and 'trlpl, Newark. JelIln
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
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= DoCTcR LYELL's LECTURES oN GEoLoGy.-Th-.-
coni edition ih=s celebrated Lecture. reported for n.
rnbune ready IL contains Engraved IontSpl-ce
exhibiting ideal section OF OF the Eahs Crust WITH
explanations. Il wall ao conaIn sener. Introduction &c
-olcgy not before published Lecture embraces the fol-
lowns subjects Agy-rsH-, Lacastrre P-rod Volcanic e
rod Eruption OF CossEuiLa, Mouni Dor. Lecture IL. In
.rhs Strata Narn- Satc -TiodJ. Distinct Sub
Aorenincs Noun; tas. Lsefur. H. Uphsaya and Subsi-
ienc the Eath, Naples Temple OF Scraps Monte Npg-
vu Lecture " Coral Reefs, Coral Islands. Lecture
Orisn Of Coal Lecture VI Fossil Footprints Lecture III,
Recession o: the Ess OF SaslEs Lecture VII. Boudr'
and lcet-rgs.
Price per single copy 23 Pusrmssters rem.tns
Que Dollar vii De ea;i:lei 20 see copIcs.
o. Information Wanted-LIBERAL RE
WARD.-Any person whc can give information of the Line
to which the stage belongs tia; over al oil LAZY az the
corner OF Broadway and Spring Streets On the 9Th OF PM
last while racing will confer srca; favor deserving Oh
ect ochary by leaving such Information q; rs Church,
"a Eowery or at Isl Brotnway and will be beEa!y rewarsd
for the same The sufferer poor widow and has been conH-
Ell to he. bed near two months from Tie puTe. ;hen received
je2l lw
NT Hardware, Cutlery. ec.-LEWiS BENZ
DICT co respectfully inform iclr friends and The susAc
en-y tst tley have removed 10 this c;y, and have iss
The store 81 Pe-rl-;ree top.se the reIlftFee House,
where they are now opening and weeected nsoT;-
men, OF Goods both Foreign and Domestic. to which ihY
would call the attention OF those wl.hnc TO purchase ap0
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson & Co.'s Celebrated
tNIL.-EIi' 2 4 Y NEl,


r57IlS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable nH'e
free from aGu',emon anu warranted Tree from any 'h1"
denis detrimental c heulth discovered about one
1T hy nl individual sUrc.y NIL tied with IICEkA ~
SROFI La md who has been Eer the treatment oi t
n>t emne: pyslci'sis the United States Tor elsht year.
.yi:huut the hope OF restoration Ia he tl
above named medicine 10, Eve wee. restored to pcier
health. That medicine has been sold with unprecedented sue
o and has aie instance when q Ken ccT
s. .e WIN tn d,iGfg s efif RiE ,S N scof Ia GK
kiyGs EVIL, IlISI,ELQ{ iN5LAMiIApp22&,Yb II 2&,bri iN
RiiEE!> iEE ItFVY CiIRdHiG EYES, ,BlGICfS
PiMPLES on THE FACE. SGAl.p HEAD AND AL
CjrFANEOt'S DISEASES or PAINS OK ~ ~
ARISING RON Ny Jt'hiCinti : SE ~ MEtttt ~
medicine hp- tested Uii the d.snseS h'e
.tet and H. Effects tflly a>"n,lnS ony on u
i which usig! p-rces tonic effect; 'hle i n''si r'-
a,u sentlo ca'nitc. increasing ne nppeie hu
fa ilSr na S,fucga f 4 fSli: a" m .s gisia Iai
u the whole SYSTEM purifying tnd producing perfect acion
aithe blood.
Pcr.on, bile taxing =, re:-an f;g'n tie oi a
inuai.n. duns, i'i.hly stG,0Hcd food. fol,n'e ~
Cbiaii,c,l At whn!c,ale Of Tli0S G.. TALNiAGi.
General agent. ~ Fine street opose the Cusr9m House Ne"
broadway aHd Chambers stree; M. - Front
No L.; Wcstsircct Nu % md 0 BOwer7 M. 10 Fulton
No. 2 and 2i6 HUDSON. and - Hammond street cor
Hudson No. 6 Grand street No JI AMI us frecnw en-
No. III and - Cherry street No l
No. 81 CathnTlne street Nos 33l and III PearstFeet No f
Brnokyn j. w smith, corner Of Fulton and Cranictry
streets aud lvm. Basroye SJute' Buildings corner WI
ow ald Aianrcs and BY al! the principal druggists N the
tinted Stntes;
General lrhucsnie end Retnii A gent To- Albany.
T.. W. Dyot {. son. No. l+3 SJ.tn Sec0nds,. Geu-ru
Wholesale Agent for Philadelphia.
ricaes and testimonials md Obtained ai any "i
TIE above plnceS. MI eoIiii ~
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TO Teachers and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles OF Mechanics,
HydroslsIics, Hydraulics Pnermatics, Acons-
tics, Optics, Electricity, Gaivaaisn, Magnetism,
and Astronomy. illustrated by seyeralhundreG
Engraylngs. Ey LEONARD D. GALE, NJ. D., Pro.
fessor of Geology and MineraIosy IN the Uni
versily of the City Of New-iork, and Lecturer
on Chemistry aud Natural Philosophy Price,
full bound, 81 cents; 81 5Oa dozen TO Teachers.
Tn. above wo. srNtensIyei iatToduccn -bst school.
aud ,erliuafies ersnt parts the United
aud IS considered best book FOR private Dr.
(ia- being himself PRACTICAL Chemist aud has professional
duties Lecturer ElnItin him TO make constant and la
-d experiments In Il. branches OF Natural Philosophy.
emn-ntly qualified for the task OF editing such work Most
OF the publications The popular branches OF Phiios
pv and Chemistry computations .iI.- by book.
makers hence the frequent isiinTes OF students in their
temptsat w!'ie IN directions
;Hs wo7k OF Dr.. G4l-.
Orr:s nans, De accomDaniedbv the cash ndaddcssec
10 GREELEY * NcEJRATH, .lzw York.
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0~ Currency THE EVIL AND TIE EREMEDY

CE- Currency THE EVIL AND THE REMEDE.
y Trs.e the Nafurs. reriency and consequences o
our present Monetary System with plan for IL ectunl ard
henec-a; efriu published FOR the Public and Author y
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COPY.
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Je4; u and W.
=-JanI,. =. Hodge. glo IS practically lam1r n
Mining operations, SAL ;he wotsas .; ore IA tie tn''
and Cuba may be corsu;gi pn TIE value Of Hin-
arfs oes. md f.nc-.. h., No. = Grants Bge!
corner Of Br,ls..vny ana Cbambsrs-S;iec-
ie,.l =. u A5e-. >oi Waters. sud -:;!cs Of Con-
ns7ce as Potrsh Barla White lead Sc. SC. Specimens
Mneri ,as and Eah, may be sent 10 him !Ion tiIe cuuG
tr and he wil eer ber yaue AMI Uses al once.
,pn, thei analysis 'sy be required and hs
charges will vary accordingly.
Reference, Ginne. Sl,n;urn * Co.. PfoL J. Revere. y.
D., ". Z. Re,ifed. ESD.
We have EMPLOYED lir. Hodge perform chemics
analyses and nm tns exact manner IN which they were
executed we ceerfuy recommend his s.ylct to those
such work. a u. SANDS X ~.
New YoIk. June |. ISL re- eod;I
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Stock 0i!e New York ami te Railroad Co. oYe" n
the n;ce .; the Company. NJ; 81 Nal-Strse e-een ;s
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La Fuente, the Vice President, having returned
from Chill in 1885, attempted to excite reYole
ton. He failed in this By the exertions Of the
command4nt at Callao, Col. Salavery, who march
ed to Lima and installed himself in the Govern
mcnt. i more dcbased tyrant than Saavery
never existed, and Santa Cruz had he done no.
thing else, would have deserved well OF has coun-
try Tor supprcsslng TINS ,yrant which he did al.er
the battles OF Ganacocha (wen Gomarra, who
hid j0ined Salaycrv, WAS defeated, and Sccobag0:
at this last battle Salavcry Vas taken prisoner and
in It fcw days 81 t.
But these victories led to farther division o.
the Peruvian Territory aud thc formation OF ,hc
Republic Of North Peru OF which Santa Cruz
was declared supreme Protector. During the
next year, however, 1887, The whole country was
again united under the name oil Peru Bolivia and
the government OF the supreme Protector. Since
then there has been some disturbance between
Chill and Peru, but OF them we know but little,
the world having becemc weary of chronicling
the wars of the South American States, which,
being always excited from motives Of individual
ambition, are of no more interest than the wars
of Hawks or contests Of their own Condors.
These are governments OF which we have said
comparatively nothing. OF these La Plata is
probably the most important; its history would
be bu; recapiiulaton Of what we have already
compiled Of Mexico and Colombia.
In the interior OF the Continent is the region
OF Paraguay, whose code and institutions pre-
sent miniature picture Of an infant China
Under the baleful influence Of Dr. Francia ii
was so secluded from the rest OF the world that
we know absolutely nothing of its condition.
That countrys history may be used to exom-
plify the old maxim, Happy is that people which
has no annals.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
REFINED SUGAi;

REFINED SUGAR
;4I0lLsEY AND MD!TEY :!@n ,hs 'iG!e &c! oiel t9er
~ Standard nOUBl.E REFINED ST CARS at tne fol-
Inw'iTy "w plces.
Irai Il cents Ter pn,,ud When less r=n five pecka2s'
-,i.ne- II Do DO pIrrn,- hail cent l,s pound
The above are packed ~ follows.
cf".s ,ais ~ ~ 5, 5Ss 6" ol 30 No charss t9s pesa=s4
Powdered 10 do ot.ci
tupy New yofa Patent Sugar Refinery. of South
.n,l Mont. .u;Iery rr ~ 81 Hnlist.
B Orders oi the city mus; ~ accompanied by
trce Iei laI,
rI'EAS.-2.l chests SoGchony; 200 half chests do
I l50 hall CHESTS Ning YONG SGuchGng.
81 du Capss SnDciyI!is.
- Chests fire A;uiee P0wchong.
80 fancy boxes fine Monee Souchorg
100 chests Tyson.
~ iincy boAs fIYsOn fine
lc) chests Yong Hyson.
10 in chests do.
80 chests fy-on SKIN
81 malt chests SUPERIOR 'unp0wdsr.
80 do lu ml,.riIl.
a llcunny packed and uf late nnIurtaon.
For sae by GRINSELL. MlSTI-RS * CO.
diff 70 South street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
The Juni,Is -rucfs

The Jnnfus [rucfs.
No. l. The TEST; or Parties T,sel BIZ their Acts.
No. II. The CURRENCY.
No. III. The TARlFy.
No ". LIFE or HESRT CLAY.
No. V. Political ABOLITION.
No VI. DEMOCRACY.
No. VII. LABOR Ass CAPITAL.
No. VIII The PUBLIC LASDs
No. IN. ANSEXATIoa OF Texas
Price Icduceti.
The Prce Of the IUNIU-S TRACTS Tor the Pes.den,is
Campaign wll D. I. :: thousand.
THE WHOLE SERIES. toand together. compnsn. IL
pages IS publishes, M ) q 4 hundred.
t-c,c- Ycrk, ipfi u. ISL
&c Orien mus; be accompanied with cash.
GREELEY & McELRATH.
np:1 S:aw Publishers for the .iutt0'.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

~ 5 DONNELIY & CO.. No. ~ Grind street. corner o
Allen have on hand extensive assortment oi the o-
ioginc housekeeping DRY GOODS. to which they invite u e
attention of purchasers. VIZ:
81 IA Imperial and Slnrsei,les Quits
10 10; by "a Diapers and DainaSk Table Cloths al!
- 81, iOA and IA If:,h BausIey, Russia and S!esa
She-'ings-
IS 3 / and /; Diaper and Damask Nloklns.
Crash Huckasack aud fr!eye nIsper.
~ and 9 Shl.tins and PO3Case Linen oi all Guaies
- heavy lntTessel Linen.
Pf-nca Enbosse,i Cloth Table and Pano CoyerS.
Cjlo-si Cotton, WOrtei ard Linen Table CiOths.
And sso an extensive assortment %: Cloths and Casef
Drap Ees, Ganbron., Linen Dnllnss, aud other sape
End EnncI Dry Goods. mn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
uEiI.Tr ,Yp HAPPINESS At nome

!iENLFr tND HAPPINESS At loNlr--'' Hlf'',.
perhaps thousands, 81! cit 5louy usg |" f't-
e.. chine, IN pursuit hcli h by t'u y u-' o.! ue tr
r means Al nome u ,r.c proportion 81 th oN aii
be uuuecf>saf and .aaih r'd'd ' irs'' A. f "
an, the constitution bced up a. we'll iee n nnfo"i u Is
nm imp,r, ,,nte at tire h.aJ winch unhcn ny sc
tons. and tr soon prpiucesn d.'aguiunh n Vo Wh"'
readers To vluabe mrdcnr known ns kSp S,>Ar'HiLi
whlcn Will cctuaily er .dcae nil rnt.e' 'f tae 'y.
nr lr scranton, aud Chronic maiade cciseci an "a
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

1--WE rEErH-i REnvCroN of : rEi CIT
1ll Aun'ph'se p's"r Fi'He p',; 80 >.'s'" ~
Il ~KsY, ii,ut,t. = MURRAY tnet. neN' dui' To Tao
Chur b. l;-,; M.ut.a Ity,n rrrd "t'l "Hifa-4-d'
,t rrs
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

cOLO.NBL7...T ..TEA'EZJEL.4..Q QJJTo.
frouciudstll
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
CoITilU0Y 4 MEYERS, 81 EaoApwAY,

NyASIrFA. .~rT'EERS pF LNiri. GiEAAlOLES
WI tANDEltHiN. SC. and IAaa!sn 10 hjtiSE-tIR II
SisllING GOODS senery-i'.ng connected win ""s oi
tho rret mHnuiCluUes Tie tned Mates they 1ic ems
be to p;er inmr tundciabn &c. ur thuoHta HAS. lIo-
e PuyHte Dwellings. tsuooi and Packets. on The mot
ein!s id O Iuoy not 10 be- sruass'd n the ot
my other country. Especial nrnfun nv e ~ iielr s1lnf
AL Sim Lamps for economy and l.t. sutoehs al others
i,iue tne public No is thau GOLD nHd 1~p sivsb
MEDALS have. W!lHn te last Ncl yc1l. 0ee twSle 10 no
manufacturer in thsr super"ry 90 M ci oi good 40
yIbir rc respectfully invited ci an3 examine ivf nefn
s.A.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

. IrTc(EIl-f,uS VI iryyirLn. ui VAr,-vz i,i,,.sil-
Al viii r,.i. 30 ccn tunss fnt ui' -" fnhi"'l I" l'i
IN ile rci Coll, ot Adams md Tie ay'ae cuuu'>, hn
!" tLs rns,n, oirtS at the Slis favorable prr'udaI
conasc,,o IA Ious:sua Will y,c o' - neeq,l 20 business
- m M, Jrti,l-s nt ant s;aa Nr',fH III st-' to
tirn, l'urtnn. Van Hn.d'. 'iu"'""" anu
Rob Glehu.l ggent Tor Brown y 'at-
Brlthcr. II Co. Whif"ii. X ''h'D'
sam tuc1rin. Ht"J ,%'t'F' ..,t
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