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IN ". ". DiEH .Iae,sonesr.

fNHANCERY SALE,--By virtue of decree of the eli,
cuit court of the District of Columbia for the county
Washington sitting court OF ehancey, made in the
cause OF Ea sier, Bro * Co Vim. Ward AL shau
offer al aucon front of the premises, the 18th day Of
June instant al O'Clock, p. M all the half pan
lot No H. in square A, of the city OF Washington with the
improvements including three-story brick dwelling Tn,
properly fronts 23 feet the north side OF Missouri street
opposite to the mall and extends back l2 feet inches
alley . feet wide, and opening into Is street. and We'll
worthy OF attention.
The terms OF sale One-fh OF the purchase money!
be paid hand, and the residue IN four equal succee
half yearly payments, with interest from the day oi sale
be secured by approved bonds notes and full pay
meni the purchase money and interest, and on the sale
being ratified and confirmed by the coutt, will execute 10
the purchaser his her heirs and assigns, his her o.,
their cost valid and sufficient deed in fee OF the premises
with all the title estate, claim, and demand therein w
equity, of the parties the said cause Ii the term,
of sale Shah be complied with in three days, reserve
the right resell the premises AT auction Tor cash. on
OF credit the risk and cost OF the purchase 80
in default after less than three days advertisement in
any ne wspaper published in the city of Washington.
The creditors of William G. Onne, deceased, wan.
ed to exhibit their claims with the vouchers hereof in the
above cduse ON or before the third Monday in October
CLEMENT CtA, Trustee.
June 4-eodSds II. W. DYER, Auctioneer
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Every person entlea TO the right OF presumption any
lands within The townships and paris Of townships above
enumerated is required establish the the salss-
aedoa ot register and receiver al the proper land ONCE
and make Parnien, therefor as osa practicable asr
ng this notice, and Score the aN appointed the
o the pnhic sale the lands embracing te
claimed Otherwise such claim MIA be forfeited
RICHARD M.N0CNCs.
Commissioner ct the General Land CTisce.
Nav S-laWISNr
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BASk OF rtfE NxrEoPoLrs. jane a ISfT.
A general meeting OF stc<khsl-r~ OF this bank
II VIII BE- head at the bank houss Motiay, the 5rh
DAY OF July next or the purpose OF eecung uasiecs
the ensuing year.
rhs pois win open 10 O'Clock Va, and close at
O'Clock, p
BY order OF the board.
June 4-eudJsoNdJyJn RID SMITH Cashier
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L Scott y Co.. New York
Tbs London Quarterly Review, the Edinburgh Review,
the Westminster Review, the North British Review. aud
Bor6wooa's Edinburgh Magazine
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fac-simile OF the Edinburgh edition.
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often found IN works OF party character.
They embrace the views the three great parties i'm
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:" London Quarterly tory, the =" Edinburgh Review
whig and tine Westminster radical The North BfitSh
organ the ree-curch party Scotland and Is dis
golts freedom. The great Or. Chalmers, Edinburgh j.
/ Of the principal editors.
The psices OF the reprints less than -ihird those
at the foreign copies, and while they equally we'll got
up they afford al that advantage the American
English reader
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Ia VI the barge cities and towns in ,e United Stairs
yinE the prinCipa railroad and xeauhpf rputes the
| periuiicnis VIII oe delivered iry-e Of postage.
LEONARD SCOTT * CO.
Publishers liz Fulton ST., New York.
y. b. he agents in Washington city are Biessrs
r. TAYLOR and W. ADAM.
March Ie-2swSm
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Through tickets to Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point
Comfort, &c., Win. Richmond and Port Walthan.
ushO}e fare, . Oufu.

fINHE public advised that through tickets continue 10
be given board the Potomac steamboat the above
places, AT the low OF five dollars and fifty only,
Gliding meals ON the James river boat
Passengers leaving Washington al g. m, Aexan-
dra at 9s m, Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays,
reach Richmond at D. p, M, (n time its beautiful
sceneY,) where they lodge, and the morning go by
the Richmond and Petersbugh railroad aud Port Waithall
steamboat line TO Norfolk, which place they reach by l.
For further Information, apply 10 Captain j. w Rod
gers, o board the Potomac Steamboat, or to
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Agent. ,
June 2-3aw6w
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.xF-.s NOTICE.

sxf--gss sorlcEThe stockholders in the uiboat
S~~.s-~- ccola are hereby nosinei cali the sub
sfIcr and receive their respective proportions she pro-
ceed- Of sale Of sald boat = MIDDLETON,
Juis S-G Treasurer
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cay rnnrm.rv and Dlspsnsary, VVashIng ton.

INIE Directors this institution In this their annual an
nouncenent, with pleasure that they continue 10
into the Inna all classes patients, except such
may be afflicted with smallpox or insanity.
Three Sisters OF Charity continue reside IN the building,
and give their undivided the nursing aud com
forts of the sick.
In the absence of the attending physicians and surgeons
who visit daily II O'Clock three resident students IN
constant attendance Private patients may be admitted
under the special OF any physician of the District the
regulations of the institution being complied with.
In consequence OF the present high prices OF provisions,
the charges for board win be ms follows
For private patients 80 per week.
Mania potu SO TO SlO do
Patients IN the public wards 81 do
Marine patients (sent by govemmenD S3 do
In every the board be paid weekly in advance
| 10 the sister superior.
The Directors of the lnrmary will be responsible tor
any debts contracted their without written or
der from the dean OF the faculty.
Ii is due Sisters Charity that they request
spec the above inray regulations, To Which
they cheeruliy accord their support.
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COMMUNICATION.

We lay the following communication before our readers,
without expressing any opinion upon the modes OF oper
alton which il suggests -UNioN.
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an" hs""ss OF the rss~s ~ssfn~rt OF British
II fpcs by Hewitt vo@auneS. with su.ravinzs.
lS'ny Ok Nome, from the ~sreS ~ tsAth OF
ny Dr. Leochtrd >chmitr. * the High
Sc.ioo OF Ediaburxh. l vulnuss
Association Discussed b. III C,cse,r anS II I Ray
fnofu. Pamphlet, IS GENTS.
taie OF edmund heau Cheap esiricn. . cents
Marriage. BY the suthor ofte lnhericne Cheap eii-
toa. Is MS.
Marian. BY Mrs. ). c. Han avolanses - cents
Just published ant rsceivcd ssr sale. bv TAILOR or
eulstrnz Library Ianr -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The following jeu fssprt, the rage for emigration
which has prevailed in Ireland for months past,
take from the dublin Mail .
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SssTs FOR RENT that desirable brick residence Sd
N street, lately occupied by Gov Bagby. IL has been
throughout To particular and puncua tenant, the terms
vl be made moderate For TERMS apply 10 q. w. PHIL
.lpS dry goods merchant June IF
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lNLAREr. Heck. Mes,me. snnter,a. cnamr.zns- an,

{uARtSr. Hcck Mas.tic, Santcrs~. Chasnpax.e. a,.,
~ other Wines, private se>l have IN private sar
the following very Stpario3 Wines
- cascs NcSiOs - Esiepke
~ 10 Do ~ laea
~ 40 40 MarganX
10 DO do Citatcau dlSSan
10 do MoseNe
To DO Hcckheiucr
~ baskets Champagne
u eases Sanreflie
Also Madeira and sherry 81 various euals,ies AMI Se,
oEen % VERY superior oN Wbiskcy, which r>lcctfy
'nvi'r the aE'onuo0 Of the puhlSc,
ROBERT w DYER
same S-tsnSit AUctl0aecr and Com. Mercaaut.
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DENTAL SURGERY.

BY G.. III. VAN PATTEN, NJ. D.
Permanent office and residence door Todd's Ha
Store, near Browns III lel.
Dee silly
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Total lives insured SO
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary
CHARLES De SLIDING, No. III Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
w, p. JOHNSTON NJ D., OF and Th streets, ply
ieian. Inne law I'm
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LNDucarioN--Rev. u, McCARTER'S boarding \ l,oi
L. tor boys, Syasbur, Lancaster county. Pennsylvania
The who4e expenses to- oar, ,aitioa, Nc pSI SESSION
ot nfontlss. So
The branches Taught embrace al ihHse Of iaorosi "a
English and mathematical etluca1oa. together wh IL,
lAnn Gneck, German. and French lau1iageS.
Parents anG guaptiaiiS who may be boxing god
school an pleasant and healthy tostiO, o
cess viii suhserve their BY fquag the mex.
its OF this institution.
The principal has had charge ~ Cor the last eight years
The Summer will Monday the 81 ~
May. Payment the end al the term
kor reference circular Ike, containing nl particulars
address REV. ID. MCCAR fER.
PFincipa and Propreior, >susburg, Iancas;sr Co Pa
Apfd 2i-tiSw
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SsUMMEN COunterpanes.-JusI received super me.
- dnm. and iow-priced white Marseles eJpanes
ia IA, 1874, and PA ID. CLAGETT IL co.
MAY REPORT of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
wi pany of New York, No. J6 Wall street
This institution, during the month Of May issued ninety
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-26
NAPLES HOUSE
MIN ST. DUBUQUE IOWA

S~"AA"' 49, ~ DCRCLs, lOVS1.
THE undersigned having become propri
etor oi this new and spacious house.
has fitted il NJ in the first style for the ac-
conmodalion Of the travelling community,
and is determined TO spare q" effort or ex
pense in giving satisfaction and comfor, to
all who may favor HIM with their custom.
His rooms are airy. elegantly furnished and
comm0dious, and his table will Al all times
be supplied with subsran,ials and Iuxuriss
Of the best that the country affords He
hauers himself that with his experience as
aiandloTd at the East, ana win a building
so capacious and well arranged. he will he
enabled TO establish the character of tn.
NAPLES House upon a par wuh the irsr
hotels IN She West. Notwithstanding the
superior s,yl, and extensive arrangeme MS
Of his house, his prices will be moderate
and upon scale in accordance with the
times Bnarders, transient and regular.
will be charged no more than is customary
al the other hotels Of tbs Guy
Connected with the establishment are
good s'abling accommodations on reasona-
BILE terms. ,.."
With assiduity in attending to the wants
and comfort Of his visitors. the proprietor
hopes to ment and receive a liberal sup.
port from the public.
Dubuque. Odt, LIST. 1876. 33Iy.
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SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES

MRS. s. c. MOREY'S summer term will
lNl commence on Monday the 18th Of April
and close the last of July, in order to give va
cation during the months of August and Septem-
Der.
Mrs. NJ. will be associated with Mrs =. A.
Cooke Ga lady who has taught MUSIC success
fully in several Of the eastern cities,) who will
teach the Piano and Singing
TERMS PR QUARTER OF IL WEEKS:
Reading, Writing and Geography, So 80
The above, with Arithmetic, Grammer
and History, 800
For each Of the higher English branch
es will be added, 0 so
Instruction in French and Drawing, 2 90
Extra charge for Music made known
on Mrs. Cookies arrival.
Any individuals in the place mot members of
the SchooD wishing to pursue the science of
BoTAsy will be admitted into that class, at a
charge of 81 90 per quarter.
Iowa City, March 3lst 1s47. n5-3m
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

IN pursuance of Incense granted by the
Court Of P,obs,e. in aud for the county
If johnson. State Of Iowa. will expose
to sale al public auction. to the highrs, bid
Ser. on the 81 Monday. the l4ih day Of June
l847. a. ! O'Clock p. NJ. Al the town ot Mos
"nw. in Muscai ne coun'y. The iuliow.ng
malp-ta,~ OF John G,lher, late Of Johnson
,,.ln'y, 'ereas-d, To wn-rhe UNDIVIDED
nli- 'h,ri pan lot No. 5 ami s. IN 'rar-
,,nnai ,rc,ion No 9 all N 4 w"-n,p No 70
"nr,h Ut range No g west u 9Th principal
. erIdiSD, and SITUATE 10 the cunt, III Mus
ca,inS ane Ssx- aforesaid hat p n o, the
sbove de-cr,bsd land lying n secti IN 9. in
ciu3es the town Of Moscow thai IN SECTION
Is situate Oh the south Dr. .. eiar ruvei
nra, the owRot Moscow. and Is principal
" mmbe,ed land Each l.t viii be sold sep
asaiplv
ALsO-On tn Sd Tuesday, the 18Th day
OF June hex'.jon the pre- mise> in Cedar
ouniy. wO n,l~s north west of Nrst Lib
rtv The following real state Of the afo.e
s.ii john & h r.. decsase,. To wr-Tne
north wes q,are' q; stc'Gn 49, and the
IVES, subdivi.nu If ,he south east and the
-A-, spbdvisI,n OF the sou h wet quarter
u SAM seciI",. in ,own-hip Ma ~. nor.h
I rang No I. w-s' oi hti pIsnc,pai m"r
.iaD. cnn'ai"ng IN all. 800 acres. The
above lr,cI Will he sold in ,wn or mare sep
arAte lots The improvements upon this
tract consist ., thrtp comfortable dwelling
houses. wmh a,ou, so ~ 80 acres under cul
uvai'on. and syrrsl wells OF good wafer
= portion OF il. say 60 acres TIMBER the bal.
ance prairie
TERMS-One third the purchase money
IN nand-ih- senain,Dg two thirds in two
DUAL instslm. nts Of 6 and l2 months frum
the day Of sale. TIE security required On
The credit art, WILDE made knuwn on dsy
If sak
r FELKNER. Adm'r de bonis non,
| Or .h- eaaie o. JOHN Gilbert. deed.
/ Apri Ia lSI-n7 4w
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eighteen hundred and forty-six, one hundred
and fifteen thousand dollsrs,
For payment to the Cherokee nation for
printing prees. materials, and other property
destroyed, stipulated inthe eight article OF said
treaty, two thousand dollarsi
| For indemnity 10 thue whose arms were tax en-
from them, previous to their removal wes',
same article Of said treaty. five thousand dollars;
For payment Of TIL. sum, being in lieu OF all
claims Of the Cherokee nation, as nation, PRIOR
10 the treaty Of eightee,. hundred and
same article Of said treaty, twenty thousand dol
lars
For expenses of removal Of Choctaws from
the State Of Mississippi, and for their subsistence
for twelve months thereafter, in addition to
former appropriations, aeventy-four Thousand
seven hundred and 6fty-one dollars
For payment Of interest, in lieu Of investment,
on seventy 1--WE thousand dollars. at 1--WE per cent
um, to the Seneca Indians Of New York, from
the first Of July, eighteen hundred and fory-six,
to thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and forty
seven, stipulated in the act Of June twenty sew
enth, eighteen hundred and forty-six, three
thousand seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For interest on amounts awarded Choctaw
climants, under the fourteenth article OF the
treaty. Of Dancing Rabbit creek, the twenty
seventh September. eighteen hundred and thirty
for lands on which they resided, hu: which It is
now impossible TO give them, and in lien OF the
scrip that has been awarded under the act Of
twentv-third August, eighteen hundred and
forty-two, not deliverable east. D.; the third sec
ton of the said law, per act of third OF March
eighteen hundred and forty-fve. for the year
eighteen husdred and forty-seven, forty-three
thousand six hundred dollars.
To make good the interest on investments in
State stocks and bonds for various Indian tribes
not yet paid by the States, to be reimbursed out
of the interest when collected, nineteen thou.
sand Ave hundred and thirty-four dollars anc
nine cents.
To make good the interest on investments II
State stocks and bonds for the Chickasaw tribt
Of Indians, not vet paid by the States, to be re-
imbursed out Of the interest when collected
fourteen thousand nine hundred and sixty-thre'
dollars and twenty-six cents.
For the reappropriation Of this sum (carriet
to the surplus fund) stipulated to be paid to tn
Chippewas, Ottowas, and Pottawatomies, II
consideration Of q change of boundary OF TN
country coded TO said tribes at the treaty Of Chi
cago, concluded on the twenty-sixth and twenty
seventh days of September, eighteen hundre'
and thirty-three, per supplementary article t
said treaty, ten thousand dollars. -
For the reappropriation Of this sum (carrie'
to the surplus fund) to meet payments to Ger
| tain Cherokee Indians for Improvements aban
doned, under the treasy Of sixth May, eighteel
hundred and twenty Eight. three hundred AM
forty-three dollars and sixty cents.
Approved, March l, l847.
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TAKEN up by Abraham Pear, living in Jas.
i percounty, bwa, four head Of oxen, viz
One red and whit, speckIed, supposed to be
years old next sprng; one red and white pided
with SOM white b his face, supposed to be
years oldnext spring; one red and white pided
with some white his face, supposed to be 6
years old next sprig; one red and white pided
with some white iIhs face, and branded with a
small eros. on eac horn-no other marks o.
brands perceivable Appraised at $50 by 10
seph Slaughter andJoseph Kintz.
Jan 20 lS47 Al c H HAMLIN, ] P
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E. e. 4 r. FAY.

Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils
Dye Nufs, Window Glass. Glass uare
Nationery, School and Blank Books, Gro.
ceries, and Brandy and VINES. far .uedi.
cal use only. In the three story Brich
Block, Second Street, Bloomington, Io,cn
II EEP constantly on hand. large aud fresh
- supplies OF stock in their line. wh,cr
they will sell si the lowest market rates H.,
cash. We shall be constantly receiving lag
additions to our stock direct from the E..
which will enable Us to Offer our friends sraa
bargains. With manv thanks 10 our mime
rpus pa,rons Tor past favor. W. Won dInv,,.
hem and others wishing 10 purchss-. to ca'i
and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere
May S. lS4-.
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CAPITOL REPORT Err
- PUsLIsHED WEEKLY,
ABRAHAA II. PALMER,

rEaAs uE SussckiRrlos.-Two Dollars
Ief annum 10 advance, or Three Dollars Il
the expiration OF six mouths, and II paymen,
be delayed until the end ofthe year Four
Dollats will be required; One Dollar for six
months If IN advance. and # not, One Dollar
and City cents must be paid.
I @No paper discontinued until arreara-
ses are aid. except al the option Of the pub
Usher.
RATES or ADvEsris,ss.-Fora square o
twelve lines. 6rst insertion. 81 90; each sub.
l0rnt insertion, 50 cenis-larger ones in
proporiion. Advertisements sent TO the nfice
for insertion. without designating the number
If insertions. will be con,iaued until ordered
out. and charge accordingly.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES made to yearly ad-
yerfiseTs. ...
70 Letters addressed to the editor, in
rider to receive attention MUST BE POST pAIr
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FiuILY GROCERY
EASTlN NORRIS
dTTOR.vEY 1T LIN.
Iowa CRY, Iowa Trs.
Dr.. j. Bowen

OFFERS his professional services 10 tho
~ citizens Of Iowa City and surrounding
country Having devoted twenty yesr, 70
Inc P!ac''ce OF Medicine, he trusts gives a
>othc'ent guaranty 10 skill, TO deserve =
share Of the public patronage.
MS efhce IS the same heretofore occupied
noy W. Srummey, where he will always be
'ound, except al night. when he will e D,
MS residence at the east end Of Iowa Ave
nue., or when absent on professional bust
ness He intends 10 keep constantly on hand
such medicines as ne may rsqur. in prac
''ce. and f"r The supply Of his patrons. Hi,
charges will b. moderate. and such br
trusts, as will NEE, the public appreciation
July 1876 lov
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" P. LYON having located his estab-
W.. lishment in Iowa City, south side
capitol square. will keep constantly on hand
full supply OF The above arr.lrs Also. a
good assortment, Of PATENT and 3D.
TAMC.aL MEDICINES. which he is
p,epared TO cell al low rates, for ready pay
Physicians and heads of families are solicited
to call and examine before purchasing sup
plies elsewhere
P. S. Prescriptions given with the med
icines. if required, gra,uiiousiv.
Iowa Civ. Aug l2, IS46-25 "
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Medical Notice.
{ Il MCCORMICK

DOCTORS MURRAY 4 MCCORMICK
HAVING dissolved partnership with br
II Silas Swan. in the pra .tice Of medicine
offer their professional services 10 the cn
zens Of Iowa City and vicinity. and will At
tend promptly 10 all calls.
They are always 10 be found at their If
6ce. day and night. unless ahsen, on pro.
fessionai business. Office on Clinton stree,
a few doors North IT Lyman Hollis store.
lowe Civ. April 10 l247
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-05-26
A WONDERFUL STEP IN Music

A WONOERFtL STEP IN MUSIC.
DEliEVING ihtisvs If common Muse with
ID which the Cniu s a,es had lately be.n Hood
Ell. u, an end, the adrser has published cn!lec-
,i.m Of the mos, bcaiul S"ngs. Marches. W.llz-s.
PnIkas. MLzarkas le,,s. ETC., from engraved pIa,es
with which he intrn (" convince the world that q
rich and original ar,le can BE- sold at less price
than common one obt ,inins q large circulation
In reduce the FIRST rxnss. II will consist OF twelve
original peces by THIRST modern Masters. some Of
which are from six eight pages each bound in
,ne volume. and cah "A WREATH FOR THE
HOME CIRCLE" Ii whole 10 ln enclosed in q
lover and File. ased and printed at large ex.
pense, III the yet alnst unkn"wn art OF Xyiogra.
ply and worked il. & brilliant colus and hronzes;
the whole forming SELECTION the like Of which
cannot he bought sine for double the money. L,
mus, be borne in mid that this ia not trashy stuff
60, up on po"r papes"d type. hut beautifully en-
yraved AMI printed ohhe finest paper. by Broad.
was establishment. he work will make spi.n-
did prescnt aud will RENTED by mail Oh the re-.
cripf of 81 so pA'si pal to
WIN vANDEKEEK 3s5 Broadway, N Y.
Al., constantly o hand oil the new and fash
ionabls Music. and the reprints from foreign ed-
iln,,s.
Editors IT conntrNp,prrs giving this tx" inser
ions and se'ning a ps Of ,h. paper I" 'hr ah"v-
s,dr'sS. shah rrcrisa c'py of TIL work imnct.
,isiy.
March 81 1917
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B EN- J A MIN PHELPS
No. rs Chestnut Street,

81 LVUIS WU.,
Western General Agent TOR all the
BEST MILY MEDICINES
Offers to Dealers and olhcrs,he following
HIGHLY POPULAR AND VALUABLE Mrp,.
cINEs.
WistaI's Balsam of Wild Cherry, Rev
|. Governs Balm Of Life, Hays Linmert.
Humphreys Pile Ointment, Dr. WiIlar.
son', Pam Soother, BRIEFS Rheumatic | ii.
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