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PAThIO Ism AND VIRTUE.

"There is not pairi,t in th country that would
not rejoice TO tie admin sustion OF the govern
ment restored 10 lis early virtue and Efficiency
MAJ. Iniei igsneU.
"Psuot," we believe, means lover Of his country;
but there may be such Ting as patriot OF Mexico,
BY ado i'on IN this country who would prefer to
some Of the productions Of tho mines OF Zaca'ecos
than to witness the alton of Texas 10 the union
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FAsr TRAvELLISe.-It is stated at on the line OF
Railroads between Newcastle and Loudon, dis
lance oil 800 miles, train containing tue Directors
aud party If invited guests, travelled the whole
distance in hours and 80 minutes being an average
| speed of 81 miles per hour, including stops De
duct ng hour and 81 mlnu for stopp3ges, the DIS
lance IN hours and Il minutes, or an aver
age Of 81 miles pr hour.
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Texas claims our protection. Can We protect herr
Under existing laws, we have right TO organize q
military force, within the Un ted States for the pur
pose OF invading or making war state with
whom We are at peace. hut have the right TO
protect our own territory by the treay Of 1903
texas oecame part of Louisiana, and the in abitans
Of Texas became ent led to irot cton citizens Of
the United States. Err raeied from a Circular
found in the Globe Of .quy ua Tie Iuth.
We confess we do not Understand the foil scope of
tn" above paragraph. Texas claims" and has a
right 10 " our protection That have right
to organize military force, within the UniteJ States
Tor the purpose Of in, adIng or making war on q
State with whom We are al peece" is fully conceded
and the "rght 10 protect territory lin mode and
manner authorized by existing laws") will not be
denied by any one.
But we not only doubt, but deny the correct
ness OF the corollar which the author of the "C,k
GUAR would see,s to take for granted. According
to our conceptions of the rights and duties of the
People under our Constitution, they should not seeL
to organise "a military force for any purpose, ex
cepl in accordance with ''existing lawsI
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ANroporE or SwUr.--Yot,ire related to Mr..
Sherlock an anccdo,e Of Swif. Larry Csr,eret,
wi Of the Lord Lieutenant, sid 10 swim, The
air Of Ireland is very excellent and healthy "My
dear madam" said swft, fall ng down on his knees
before her, "Dont say in England, for IL you do
they will certainly tax it,"
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THE COALITION

The fa's County New York; Wing gives an ac-
count OF "a gree, gathering At B. tbc and saw. that
The Southwest Benton Clay Club" had a fine ban.
"er' Ihi' 10 makiog greater progress than we En-
Pccted We we're told lat winter Co'onel Benton
would be prominent l,ader, " the candidate. of
he Wing patty IN is4s bu, We did no, expect tie
Wings So soon to identify his name with tbs, of f,i,
candidate The Benton Clay Club
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.

Whole Tickets only Sl5--Hslves 81 J0-Qusrter,
~ 75-Eighths 81 81
Certificates Of packages of 26 whole tickets, $40
DO do 26 half do IS
Do do 26 quarter do AZ 90
Do do 26 e,ghtbs do ~ .
Tickets and shsres q certificates OF package On
the above splendid lottery constantly for sale at he
office OF the Managers, next door east of Gsdsb,s
Hotel.
MI orders by mail will he promptly attended TO-
and an account Of the drawing sent immedia ely after
IT y over 10 oil who may order from us.
Address
j. q. GREGORY Il co, Manager,
Washington City.
aug. T-2swdkcp6vif
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Fase CHUscH or scorLASp--1he recei n in
tins country. during July, in aid Of the Free Church
Of Scotland, amounted TO t2,6D6 o.. Amount mr..
v'on'ly received, t%o,23Q rs. Total 142S35 70.
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1912.
isAI.

This shows Democratic gain Of LOGS votes on
tire Wing majority in the saa'e counties IN 1912
The following counties remaia to be heard from,
and below is the vote OF lS42:
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SPLEN DID PRIZES.
$50 000-S25 0o0-Si5,O00
GRAND ALEXANDRIA LOT Terry,

Glass 4, for 1874
To be drawn in Al.x,,dii, ID. c.. on SATURDAY the "a
S7th Of September, 1874.
10 Number Lo'tefy-l5 ID avn BsIois.
Abou, p,ize to a blank
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NORTH CAROLINA.

We have bat few additional returns from this
State IL gcner lily requiring some dsys 10 hear 'fo"
the extreme western counties, whch are but sparse
IN provided vita eo sespers mali facilities. We
continue our able giving the totals IN the counties
published on Saturday, with thr new counties which
ia ye been heard from s,nc. added thereto
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-12

BACONIAN PHILOSOPHY
A DISCOURSE by sami. Tyler, Of the Mary
"A land Bar. Received for sale by
sug = TAYLOR.
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Nov that we . approach ~ the close Of our 70
sasa n the sls,c cl,c"o In North Carolln.s r. n'''
rspor,s from indsos, kcotuoty, Hisnos SID mis'ou-
ri may bs daily expected, some tsw VI vhscn We
ursssst to our readers to-ay. They will be found
10 b. N the most authentic form which our sources
of nf.,ruu at,oo furnish. MI N
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We copy from the MccklenburE, North Csroua,
J6srsona~, the following let er, in reply to invus-
t'on- to suend the late Ba,bacue Of the Democratic
party on the 23d ult in that county
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-29
VOL. V.-NO. q.

pectlng whipping-l hope, Mr. Sutton,
you will let me off on that contract. de-
clare to gracious, had forty boys out for
for six weeks, sir, day and night, and |
never got more frogs than flied barrel
six inches high, and had to give it up a,
last
MY dear sir said Sutton. 'you have
no idea of the disappointment.-We ne
yer gei letter from theso Frenchmen
that they do not remind us Of these bull
frogs. Besides told them that you could
send them twenty barrels, My dear sir.
if you can't make it on, on fifty dollars. |
will give YOU a hundred dollars a barrel;
so don't think of giving up. Put on more
boys and give them better wages. Mr..
Cist-calculate for our friend Oviatt what
he can afford to give dozen, supposing
he pays twenty dollars a barrel.
Its no use, Mr.. Sutton replied friend
Oviatt with a most ruelul expression of
face and deep sigh; Il know it amt. 1t
takes power of hind legs to fill a barrel.
In short the frogs must have disappeared,
for they can't be found, and unless you
have mind to ruin my family. bursting
into tears, you will have to let me off.
If you do said he, thought suddenly
striking him; Mr.. Sutton, I'll bring you
as fine a cheese as ever came out of the
Reserve
My dear sir, said Sutton overcome by
the scene, Il wish to take advantage of no
man. see You have done your best,
and my friends Menager s. Co. must do
without the frogs. will explain the cir
cumstances to them, and hope they will
be satisfied. If not, | will bear the con-
sequences myself. AS to the cheese, ne
yer mind it. Wen have glass of beer
to reconcile all things. Here Dick said
he, calling his man Of all work, go out
to Mr.. Meals and get gallon Of beer of
Shras' best,
Ovatt, smiling through his tears at his
lucky escape, drove ol'-doubtless VOW
ing internally to be more careful with his
next contract.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-29

Although man is social being, and be.
lights in the society Of his fellows, vet
there are times in his life, when he de-
rves his sweetest hours of enjoyment
from the lonely hours Of solitude. Then
he is far from the busy hum Of men, and
the worlds contention, where no eye be-
holds him but the eye of Omniscience,
whose character and attributes, he con-
templates with pleasure and for whose
past iatherly protection and great kind
ness, his heart dilates with gratitude; and
in his simple yet fervent prisons he hum
bly, solicts their continuance from the
bountlu Giver of all good.
In solitude, too, we derive pleasure
from retrospect of the past. The peace
lul moments of retirement are haIlowed
by thousand pleasing recoleclions of the
by-gone scenes and enjoyments of other
days, which lhrong the mind in rapid sue
cesslon and pass away like the glimmer-
ings Of meteor. 1t is sweet to rambIe
in the ilowery fields Of memory and gath.
er the beautiful evergreens that entwine
themselves around every object before us.
While thus spell-bound by the soft mu-
sic and silent language which vibrate up
on every chord Of our hearts, we almost
fancy ourselves Disconnected from earth,
and conyersing with the loved spirits OF
the past, with whom we were once famil.
lar, but who have been led away by the
icy hand Of the fell Destroyer to the
regions of silence and decay, or are sep
arated from us by the intervention of tow.
erng hills and winding streams. and with
whom we can now commune only in the
secret chamber Of Imagination, or in the
delightful "reminiscences departed hours,
made sacred by a thousand cndeaIing re.
lations.
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at the two hours and five minutes and
as the clock in the room reached that
time he did not awake. said Henry, did
you mean by my watch or by the clocI, >
BY your watch, sir Very we'll At
the exact moment he opened his eyes,
and looked around, and this without any
act or willing Of mine; and what was We
ry affecting and convincing, he could no
longer speak at all, and was unconscious
Of all that had been said or done.
have said, that he had no return of fits
till the following Sabbath One day after
that Sabbath, he came in to his mother
much agitated, ami apparently going into
a fit, and, making the passes, he solicited
his mother to do ii, who, merely to paci-
iy him, passed her fingers over him, and
soon he fell into the mesmeric sleep, and
escaped the fit. After this he was SO
highly charged by his sister, that when
she was in the mex. room in the closet,
he would instantly taste any thing she
tasted, eat what she ate, &c.
In ten days | returned and magneized
him again, and went through several of
the above experiments. He always,
while in the mesmeric state, declared that
it benefited him, relieved all pain. and
would cure HIM.
After | left, at my suggestion, he was
daily magnetized; his fits left him. his
voice returned, the sore spots on his head
and back were removed, and he recover-
ed rapidly, till the family could no longer
mesmerize him. A man in the village
was found who could, and daily did, I'LL
he appeared entirely well. On omlttnr
it he had fit or two, and it was resumed ;
and when last saw the father, he inform
ed me that they considered the child
cured.
may add, | have since cured tooth
ache, greatly relieved tic doloreeux, and
removed other pains and swcIirgs. as
well as headache. am not, however, a
full believer in all which is affirmed of
clairvOyance-what see and knO,C, be-
lieve In respect to many well-authenti-
Gated facts, neither affirm nor deny.
That there are many cases Of gross de-
ception and imposition. fully believe.
On such a subject, II can hardly be other
wise. This, however, is reason why
men of character and intelligence should
Investigate it, rather than otherwise.
But it is deception Well, then, let us
expose it by a fair trial. But it is the
work Of the devil! How do YOU know
What is the evidence What harm has
it done 'Oh, bad men have used it for
bad ends y And wha; is there in the
world that has not been so used? If it is
the work Of the devil, then we are not to
be ignorant Of his devices, and should
make the examination for ourselves, for
ignorant and bad men will not expose his
devices. From experiment and observa-
ton, have no doubt, that, as n remedial
agent, Mesmerlsm is yet to accomplish
much good; and no harm can result from
it, except, like all other blessings, it be
abused.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-29
FROM the Alton Telegraph.
Further EXPERIMENT.. of will. siclsnc.

By Wm. Tjceedy and j. W. C~mack, under the
direction Of DR.. Wm. W. Jones, Of Eaicards-
rih, H.
The readers of the Alton Teegra phi
will remember. that there recently APP
peared in its columns description Of GER
tain experiments being practiced on calf
by the above gentlemen. The writer will
here inform the community, that he has
been an observer of those experiments
and the effects produced thereby and
that the result of the last experiments
with the calf above alluded to, is strictly
as follows, to-wit: On Thursday of last
week, the calf still exhibited the most
striking evidence of being diseased with
Milk-sickness, by being weaker, so as TO
be unable to raise itself on foot without
assistance, and when helped upon foot,
aud urged to walk, it would instantly be
taken with trembling and fall to the
ground again. On the next morning, it
was entirely PROSTATE, and unable in the
least degree To sustain itself when helped
lup. Those who had been observers of
the foregoing facts, were SO thoroughly
and satisfactorily convinced of the fact
that the cali was afflicted with the denti-
cal disease commonly called Milk-sick-
ness, that the anxiety Of the citizens Of
Edwardsyille and vicinity was so great TO
have an examination of the entrails of the
calf gone into, that public invitation was
given to all who wished to see it opened;
and in presence of number of the most
prominent citizens of Madison county,
who had been well acquainted with the
ellecigof the above disease on cattle, from
the earliest settling of this section of coun-
try, it was examined by Drs. William w.
Jones and J. II. Weir; and it was unan-
imously agreed by all present, that the
disease was without doubt the same as
above named The carcass was then Sc
cured in stable, and dog. known TO be
sound and healthy, shut up with it for
about twenty.four hours; during which
time, from all appearance, he ate about
two bites of the carcass, and was then SCI.
at liberty. He, also. in a short time,
showed all the usual symptoms of the
same disease, and died. The experiment
tiers being determined to give the matter
a fair and thorough test, have procured
two more sound and healthy dogs, and
turned them in with the carcass, the re-
suit OF which is not yet known.
October 10, 1874. A CITIZEN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-29

A fellow who was frozen to death in
Iowa, last winter, when the thermemcter
was t,OO degrees below zero, was brought
before jury Of inquest. They handed
in verdict of death by ircezIng;' and
the thermometer was found guilty OF
murder in the second degree A right
eous Judgment.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-11-29
Notes from the Scrap Bool, of Laurie Todd.
fsor,uucp ia Real life,

~ nos Hl1f D J..
=. rbomos voci,, ami i,b,rlona Co,r,, b,n
of,bi, c;,yo
pho aboyo r,,rr;,ro ,r,s corsrmm,,od
n ,h;s c;,,, ~ las, .T,osJ,y ,root--sor,o
,.o.r, ,ro. and ,bereb,, h.nrs - ,,ro or,ba
,,oryeIIo,s Mr. lIo,r;,, was r.s,oc,a.
bIo sboom.lcr who Lco, sever, mo,
o,o,Iored and o,o,,r tho ras, ,,s Iobr
p.Is;ng wb, had ;ng,a,,,,od h;,solr 60
n,,cb N his favor 10. b;s f,nbrnIro.s IN.
l,s,ry and sobr,e,v ,h,, be took him in
,a.trorsb;, ohop, ,breo wears since and
hoJ No c,use ~ rooret his k;,lnes.
Fran, Tint lime Mr. Niow;,, and AIR pl-
sjnr were constant friend, and com9ap-
IONS and boarded in the same house, I'M
III ,h,pt twelve months aoo. when one
J,v ,bcv were subomnaed ON Coroncr's
iorv ohon, to be held over the bnlv Of -
man ,b,t had been taken ont Of the river
q, the Coo, Of Maiden Lane. The Lrceas-
Cd had al the appe,rance Of benr 4 req.
Mar docl, Ioarer. and il was the opjnion
If ali nresent that ne had fallen into the
slim W mle in 4 state Of nloxication: but
the verdict, which was given. was
merely. .Fonnd drowned
The inrv bpinc dismissed. Mr.. Mowi,t
turned around to look for his friend and
c,lIow inror who had heen At his side ill
49, .,. l,,, Ia ,,.,., ,,,,,, and ho
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Why needn't you pay cab man if he
wont't fight your Because none bu, the
brave deserve the fare
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Singular CirCumstance.--At Massat,
in France, on the 20th September last,
two females, mother and daughter, were
each delivered of male child within two
minutes of each other, The babies were
put into one cradle, whilst the mothers
we're attended 10, and the result was an
impossibiily to distinguish which was
the uncle, and which the nephew.
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A man with unfxed principles may
Justly be compared with the hues of the
chameleon--ever changing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-16

OAKLAND sCHnOL. BURLINGTON. n. III ne
W Subscriber wha kns oeen Tot nesiiy u years constantly
engages buness Of teaching hos sceGt purchs led
ihe uak lend f,il. neuI 6ans on ~ and removed his
School ffoG aeon 20 that place his Inc property ;hst
joseph TO purchase before he TX
cd himself II borIectuWu. j it's admirably adapted 10
purposes u b.uidns Schoo The ,tlsion elevated
and commanding The extensive, essapt and W. II
shades pro the budng, spacious. airy and commodous
within hnt, OF the play The whol, establish
epte with every convenience oap,ed promote The
phyncsi comi9I. IL well rs tie intellectual aud moral i'm
pr,Nemeat. 81 i;s u9Is
ese a"t also FOR the pursuits OF CONNER agriculture.
M-enauic Ans g. Sc The cou1c Of study exien-
Sa.sissi OF ( r'h Educatun Able and experienced O.
hyec he plan OF The sch0o! reonues shat
:nei The Instruction thorough, cnlnS and ethcl
cut Toe learner permitted 10 advance inNei man
The subj ct which Uncer III, notice Tins y
un!y micn tGnroesa ,chosrshiD ts secured
and noGe other witty Of The name re-.
IevO ouss viess comprehensive subject
thns Of edueanoa Circular ssns The pIsn Of he Sehoo.
fii, c., 10, eue; y ei ps'd 70 Bu'itneton. y. J
week ut the Aso. a.e where he WI be hapoy t. eSa
fl!y his views plans ~ may rsvo h'm with
cvc ,as'scIno those a,sais 90 desire ;heir .oos - BE-
THosoraHlr sDrcATEp A. successor to ibs late dtun
PRINCETON v rs enjoyed confidence &c educated tss
'Oa CT mas OF 01t most eminent 81 1e1 syyyEs p,0oi,
S-A. sho~iDs the estimate when former Dor,
the Pr'oc'rai sut,Olns the following from similar
tes,naa!as;
Fren HoE. Hss-y Cay 81 iertEekg.
ASHLAND, Move ny1r e. lS4i.
nr.s S,s: Although tas O; correspondence
gs4t Gscrs complying with reque.t
ny ";nooy :evesa. snur Boarding SCHOOL formerly s,Dt
puaceoG OGe OF ny End tTu OF ny graac>oBs
your sad Twice VISITED tits Establishment whist
here All he Departments OF ycu! school,
ihc ;n. 10 the abstraction those inE the oeconsl
ro't yoGI puyis, Appeared 20 10 Dc admirably
Aud John aka inst he derived beneS:
ags21e than he ooaincd from sti he ohsr
.rhco, hch attended. In enterprise GU
lave my cordial WISHES 70; your success
81. respectfully. youi mend .ad otedisnt .srx'n.
E. c. WINES. Ere. n'@AAi'
Frpa Hs.. S,auti I. Scstha-G. Of Neg. Jersey
WAsBISG-oN Juss Il. 1870.
pEAp SIR was well acoGain 0pi .ehooi 4, Edge
hill and sincerely approved - aiy
under your cafe. and va. often at RE school.
rm. respectfully. &c. SAMUEL L. 6OCTHARD.
NJ f. {. NI>gR. OILS 3,
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HARDWARE.

A MEXICAN WROUGHT IRON BUTT H!NGES.-The
Iub-cr5.rs haze recently commenced the inanuncue OF
wrought irol Butt Hinges in me CITY OF Troy lney are Hoe
supply orders f Table nnd Pew Door BUTTS ana VII soon
the commencement the business O.e The subscribers haS
beer engaged IN superb cndent for the mnuiac
turer vi the article The invention, and improvements made
by him machinery haze brought the business TO ITS pre-
Of PERFECTION and they therefore eI
able produce that sIe All orders IN the
,ubscrters Troy n Y. Will be promptly a;ienhei 70
sI2 Stlf kENNEf d LALtLL-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Port OF NETWORK. OCTOBER is.


Cleared.
sbips Bursusdr. gvo,'on. Hayre. Fox Iviaes;q9 En-
s a. saiu!S Ia a- W. - ,,aoson & Co
ttcser. Aiaei-.. Fitch & Col 5'gund.
D'auvs:xne. BeilE Cotci lln - e"e4l's' iH''|'' ~
M.fS6 y Danneeue
BARK Hua,ua hohort Bremen. & T Pope .,,,
nse"y ,. i,tslt / vuss; Dodge Knapp. Assaa-
dna, stuiess & Clsrraan.
Arrived,
Ship jemntti, Knight, from Liverpool Sept lih. mdhe 10
s" sririos4 Pierce II dnys from New osr1s. cotton.
p,U,isiuls To Nn Nelson .eefage passenger =,
xsS ,"J 1s' Bdse Espen.hcec 5sd sSe
Br'x Crowsr Cnef of 1huinns,o. from 1homaIion for
A ssn dtaf sa e as, i'Gs run Norfolk corn
" y Sl rc Rosets days from Baltimore four to l.
r' lpeb. Dinh days from antigua, C. ,hinces, 70
~ sea ~ ~ Hem, nowne. Chs'Esone potatoes. The
II Carried away lne 5suh ci no 'cpHr.i at =
Scht Melville, hen'. Lu5ec plaster nne n'h' 70 Sinh q
schr J"hn losier Lingo, virginia
srhr Nnac"ndi R0ou,. W ashngoa c. naval stores, 70
SER sphorsn Lee Now. Bedford. oil.
schr H,tyesf. pe'pcy. Taunnn
sirhr Byron. K.ct p'n. Prov dence
sluop cadet Russell, Nantucket. oil
sluup yGakee Hatch. Fall River.
sailed,
Ship, Yazno. New Oraan, Metemeh. Charleston Ca,he-
rine. 20; el!s WStsn. havans, bud others
Disasters, SC.
Notota. 9Th lat g. lna 73H .rE Gtowler. Uimet I'm Thorn
from y W spnt sails. stove buwaik' was kn9rked on ne
nea which caused the Inns 10 luke h'e Put hto thr
rc!l - irpcIs damage.
Foreign Ports.
LIEF ~ the Der below Kew leans Oct ships Mississippi
Eai.4:4 Ass.i oIsi Csla. hatcher. f1I Havana.
Memoranda.
Enc bya Rnd,oh Gr"nng hence !or Key West. put bach
.-z.-.xs--..u..zs s-.-zez
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W. 81. MORRISON & Co.

MFVr Lht INC Dtalt!i N SIn1lI Warcs 80. MAiccr
lane and 5i 6Ioadway, y y keep constantly or hand
eom9ss assortment OF Ereles the Thread and Sa1 IL ,s
kn.,iinz Yarn Wors:et Cotina Tatt,sr Coton
Zephyr Wor:ed iln Cloth. Hosiery and Gloyss Veye Rr
Russia Saic pse Ornaments DO TWIST fine Sc,s.n
Superior Wadding Hair and l.ce Pms SIX and Ste Br:
tons Gt ard Agate Buttons, ard Frfare, Tsor, srt
ent Ext; A. Re ,sks q S, genuine Ro2ai ana Con-
tartr,4 OII.eo hSel NS>c'ea rs sus
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IONEs,S COMMERCIAL ACApEMY,
OR lNtIIAIDRf tlIN WING kOOM.
9sr BROADWAY. CORNER or hCRgaY-sTkxsT.

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