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STATE OF PARTIES IN CoSGREss.-The
Washington correspondent of the Chicago
Democrat thus gives the state of parties in
the present Congress:
Mr.. Hollcy, of New York, in consequence
of i'll health, has had 10 leave his seat for the
south, and il is doubtful whether he ever
returns TO fill il again. Without him, in the
absence of Major Gaines OF KY, the wings
have ll6 members. OF these ZIG, the ma.
tives have one, Mr.. Levin, Of Pa; the abo-
li,ionsts have two, Tuck, Of N. H., and Pal
frey, of Mass. Beside these, there arc two
impracticable wings, J. q. Adams, of Mass,
and j. X. Giddings, Of Ohio. The demo.
Gratis now have l07 men, including Mr..
Holmes, of S. c., who has been little i'm.
practicable this session. Gov. Brown, OF
Miss, will soon be here, and then the DEM
ocratic force will be l0S. Thus, Il the dem.
ocraf' are all Mt their posts, the wings will
have to keep up good drill to maintain
their power. Al any rate, they have beer
kept pretty busy thus far.
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rur co>srir, rioN DANGER.

" l. cannot too strongly urge upon those
whn,r lungs are weak, or IN any way affected
The u,c,ss " 81 being cnr,lul how they venture
abroad at this >,asou at the ycar Death now
GsIus With rapid STUDIES uIcu The steps OF III,
unwan and mite hourly changes II sky and
almost here IN This workable rimu.e Of ours,
makes certain advances upon the constitution al
the most Vigorous e.. ! ook well 10 your
health. Without TIL. where can happiness be
found , h ep The surface 4 your hcdy clean aud
warmly clad, Rnl as YOU GUZc upon the wasted
form Of some ircnd rr acguain'ar ce On the
verge oi dissolution Ivy rrntracicd consump-
i've disease remember his first warning was
a slight cough cr pain, and that those premrn.
tony symptoms might all have hcen removed aud
the pnrrnt restored e. health hy the timely USE
OF tha, happy remedy Tor every affection OF the
lungs aud ,h',t-Dr. WISrAR's BAlslM O,
Nun tutRHN, sold hv
HENRY BLAKSLY, Agent,
Conner ol ThrJ aud Chesnuts SIS, 81 Louis
Mo. Aud by
G.. l.. THOMPSON, Ottawa.
:. G.. SMITH. Peru.
MURRAY X son, Newark.
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ing i, their duty TO do so under the eircum-
stances. This respectable majority Is, and
it is well known, feels itself under no obi
cations TO support the new project at the
election.
For my own part, whatever the views OF
others may be, look upon the new consti-
tuition as unsatisfactory, and falling far be-
low the standard which the advanced state
of political science in this country seems tC
require. In expressing myself SO plainly
and taking ground against compact pha-
lanN Of influence and talent in our own state
it will of course be expected that what as
Sert should be proven; and propose, there
fore, in as brief as possible a manner. to eX-
anime the principal change of the organic
law wrought by our convention, in detail
and to point out what consider the defect,
of the project, boldly but iemperatcly.
CATO.
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January.

The ancicnts, in one Of the most signifi-
cant alegories of their mythology, placed at
the commencement of the year, a two faced
deity, called Janus, who presided over the
year and more especially over the opening
of the new year. One face turned in con-
temptation and reflection upon the past, gath
ering from its experiences lessons for his
guidance in that onward march to which his
other front looked hopefully forward. This
is beautiful embodiment Of a general pre-
vailing disposition to look about us as we
reach these landmarks in lifc's journey I;
to reflect upon the past, with its host Of re-
collections, more or less joyous its hopes,
crushed or realized; the great truths devel-
oped by our experience in the world; and
to look forward to the future with its bright
array of hopes and anticipations.
The dirge of the old year is ringing in
our ears, and the coming morning is nsh-
erng in it, hopeful successor.Amid the mer-
ry greetings ofkind friends, and heartfelt
wishes Of ''liappy New Year" we involun-
tarily pause and remember other times and
other scenes when those kind wishes met
our ears. and happy is lie who does not feel
tone of sadness mingled with his remem-
brancc. He turns TO the future and there
all is his own. Some cherished object that,
in reality, requires years of sturdy toll to
achieve. seems just within his grasp, and
he gathers fresh courage, and feels his ener-
gics newly awakened for its accomplish
mcnt. A merited consciousness of duty
performed, adds pleasure to his recollectonS,
and with hopeful view of the future. that
lightcns and expands his heart, he wishes
TO all "a Happy New Year"
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f'hirtieth Congress.

Little of interest going on. We have see'
proceedings down to the 2lst, but they arr
the vague reports Of the telegraph, so tina
one can hardly learn by them whether Con
gress is at work or not. Following ar,
about all the items we feel justified in tran
! scribing. The resolutions of Mr.. Dickinson
may be regarded as the stand of the anti
Wi!mot proviso men; while those Of Mr.
Calhoun mean, or, at least give color To th,
idea, that he takes the Clay grouna on the
subject of acquiring more territory.
Mr.. Barrsr gave notice that on to-mor-
row, or al some early day, he would ask
leave of the Senate 10 introduce the follow
ing bills:
A bill TO reduce and graduate the price OF
the public lands;
A bill to grant TO the State Of Illinois the
right of way through the public lands, and
for other purposes:
A bill for the relief Of Joseph Wilson;
\ bill to authorize persons TO whom res
crvationS have been made under certain In
dian treaties, to ALLEVIATE the same in fee.
Dec. li-SENArE.- Mr.. Dickinson sub
mitted the following TO the Senate on the
iith. No action was taken on them:
Rcsolred, That the true policy required
by the government OF the United States TO
strengthen its political and commercial rela-
tons upOn this continent, is the annexation
of such contiguous territory as may conduce
to that end. and can be justly obtained. and
that neither in such acquisition, nor i'll the
territorial organization thereof. can any con-
dition be constitutionally imposed. or insti-
buttons be provided for or established, incon-
sistett with the rights Of the people thereof,
as free, sovereign state, with the powers
and privileges of original members of the
coniederacy.
Resolved, That in organizing territorial
government in territory belonging TO the L.
States, the principles of government,
upon which onr federal system rests, will be
best promoted, the true spirit and meaning
Of the constitution be preserved. and the
confederacy strengthened by leaving all
questions concerning the domestic policy to
the Legislature, chosen by the people there.
Of
Dec. l5-SENATr.-Mr. Calhoun offered
the following resolutions
Resolved, That 10 conquer Mexico and
hold it, either as province, or incorporate
it in our Union, would be inconsistent with
the avowed object for which the war has
been prosecuted--a departure from the set
tied policy of our government, III conflict
with its character and genius, and in the end
subverson of our free popular institutions.
Resolred. That no line of policy should be
adopted in the further prosecution of the war
which would lead to consequences SO disas-
trous. Laid on the table.
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The New Constitution.

Il Is but a little over two. months till the
people will be called upon to vote on the
new constitution. II will be an election Of
the last importance TO our state, and no man
can, without mourning more or less guilt,
vote on so grave subject uninteiligently
We did, on q former occasion express ouI
preference for the new over the old consti.
tuition, and we gave some reasons for enter.
tanning such views. Bat the expression OF
such preference, does not preclude MS from
giving both sides hearing. We therefore
copy to-day All article from the State Regis
ter against the new constitution. 1t is pre-
pared by All able hand, and is the first of a
series of articles that are to appear in that
paper from the same writer. We are fal
from intending to promise onr readers the
publication of all these articles, but as they
appear we may give extracts, and OCCASION
ally give one entire.
A few months ago, one would have tho'l
no serious opposition TO the new constitution
would be attempted but of late we have
noticed the appearance, almost smultane-
ously in different parts of the state. Of strong
articles inopposition to that instrument; SO
that we are satisfed, that il the friends Of
the new constitution expcctit will be carried
without an effort on their part, they are
wcef lily mistaken.
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administrators sale.

! el virtue Of a decree Of the circuit court of
80 La-nlir county, In the state OF Illinois. will
he rgd, 10y or under the direction u the subscf.
hers, administrators of The estate cf JnuS l..
THoMPsIS, decd, on the 18Th Erhrust, next.
at oc'ck ?. N, on the premises all the riaht.
TIE, md Interest OF John l.. Thompson, late If
LasalIe county, deceased, had in and TO lots
Thirteen (l3l aud fouucco (li) in block one
hundred and eighteen; Uls,) lots five (j) and
liz 10y in block one hundred an ihuy.two
lJ2 J situate and bong in the town ii La-alle,
~ tie county ol L's,lIe AMI on undivided in
tcrcs' Of thiry.i'c 1851 acres of land in section
twenty seven, a.. ~ lown.tip tliity.inur rs
north OF range one, ! east IT 81 =. VI.
Toms End c1udIuuus - sale made known on
the dsy IT sale. Dated Dee n. lsa7.
JANE \. McCULLEN, AdminSfr.,
& PHILLIP McCULLEN,h crhusb'nd,
GILES \. LlNDLEY, Adarinisi'r.
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CHICAGO DEMOCRAT OFFICE, }
Dee. ~. 1917.

CHICAGO DEMOCRAT OFFICE,
Dec. ~, 1917.
There Is not so great quantity Of pro-
duce IN the maket al present MS might be
expected considering that the roads are good
and that prices are remuneratve to the far
mer. Good samples of winter wheat have
been selling rs high as So cts, and spring
from 7Oa1j. From these rates, however,
the market declined to-day, and best sam
pies winter wheat bring but so cts, and
spring from C5a1OctS.
Pork is in demand at S2a $500; and
funds TO take all that comes forward; and
also spirited competition among packers;
IN TACT the buyers are more numerous than
the sellers.
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VIM. HI. WALLACE is oar aatI,ori.

VIM. H. WALLACE is oar catI,ori>'
ed agent 10 collect, settle, and receipt for, 81
outstanding accounts ofthe Free Trader es
Establishment. Persons indebted TO us are err
peeled 10 make payment either By cash OF
note ri,hom delay, as il is absolutelynecessar.
that our accounts should be settled. Pay
me,is may be made either to Mr.. Wallace
or to William or Moses Osmdn, be-
sides ,rI,om there is no one authorised 10 re-
re;p, in our name. JOHN HISE.
- Ottaca, Dec. 81, 1917 WM OSudN.
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II u III cll ca .

MARRI ED-ln SouthOttawa, Christmas
Eve, by the Rev. Mr.. Wcathcr>poon, Mr..
SOLOMON COLE, to Mrs. ELLEN B>RTLEY.
May the welded joys Of the happy pair be
as street and light as the generous cake that
accompanied the above notice.
At the Mansion House, in Ocaw .. on the
Both inst, by J. II. Morrill,, Esq Mr.. wv.
LEWIS to Miss PHrBE GILLErr, both Of
Peru.
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Editors ofMe Chicaqo Journal:

LdltoTS q he Chicag0 Journal;
GrNT:-lou will oblice me by informing
the members of the late Constitutional Con-
vention that now have the copies of the
Constitution ordered to be printed in Nerve
gan, and will thank such members rs de-
sire copies to inform me in what way they
shall he sent To them.
Editors of papers in whose counties any
number ci NorwcgiunS or Swedes may he
found, will ohlige by publishing this notice.
STEPHEN \. lit RIBUT,
OF the Committee on Publication of Con-
>ttutiun.
Address, Bclyidcrc, Illinois.
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FLrAs.-These atrocious blood.suckcrs
arcvery numerous md annoying herc.They
seam TO follow the Spanish race as curse,
Throughout, the world, bu, prefer n fresh
Yankee with thin skin. Klein, of Com
pany c, LIST Pa. Vol, has adopted novel
and ingenious mode of avoiding these pests,
which ought 10 be eilectual. He puts shin
Of beef in each boot, wraps his boots in an
old pair trousers, then folds his blank ct nice.
ly around them puts the whole snugly to
bed, and-goeS 10 sleep somechrrc else!
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DhNocHAIic REPOSITORY is the title Of a
new paper that halls from Conton, Fulton
county printed BY our young friend and
fellow soldier, CT Sellon, who showed his
wil'insne" to eight, bleed, and die" for hi,
country ny soinsto Mexico as volunteer
in tho Quincy Rifle Company. Tho Repo.
sisory 10 ably conducted and looks we'll
Ex. OF couns.
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PonK,-Yesterday morning we "saw a
"shp' that was novel and refreshing. Six
o'e'sn huge wagons, all in a row, drove
"p III front Of Boushton's, loaded with Ger.
fanny the finest lot of pork we have seen.
mere were over forty hogs, not one of
wh'ch weighed less than 300, and the whole
'o' averaged some $40. They were taken
at once at the highest notch.
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The editor of the Chicago Journal treats
his readers with biography of Santa Anna.
Not long ago he was in raptures with Gen.
Taylor, and wrote his biography; but lately
he threw Taylor overheard and was taken
with the Clay mania. lie reminds us Of a
character whom Byron describes:
lie had written for republics far aud wide
Audt against them bi;,ercr than ever:
lie had written Wosley'S life here turn.
ing round
To Sathan, "Sir, I'm ready to write yours
So let me have the proper documents,
That l may add you TO my other saints"
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TRU T. as n candidate for CoNSTApLr in OF
tawa Precinct, at the election TO be held on
Monday, the 10th January next, TO fill the
vacancy occasionally the resignation ofM.
Beauprc.
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Nutit'.

II ME undersigned, having disposed
4 81 his interest and terminated his
conutc ion with the fremont Ilous,. ndop,s
tits method Of announcing that he has taken
rooms at the CirN lnrEl. Brown ard Tuuiel
where he i prepared to receive HE fticnds, aud
th's" who NAV have business with
Chicago, dcy@l. JASON GURLEY.
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We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
BLlSll as a candidat for CoNsrApLE in OF
tawa Precinct, nj the election 10 he held on
Monday the 10Th Of January next, to fill the
vacancy occasioncd by the resignation of
VI. Beaupre.
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Dissolution.

The partnership heretofore exis'ing be-
,,veen the Undersigned in the publication o
The .sO,tawa Free Trader" has this day beer
dissolved BY mutual consent. The accounts
,y;,l no ulaced in the hands Of an agent ioi
..t.,ement and collection, by whom, or by
49,. Wm. and NJ. Osman, all accounts
vi, L. ss,,,ej. JOHN lIlSE,
" ., iai1 WILLIAM OSMAN.
The publication ofthe "free raider w,l'
he continued by the undersigned, who SOIL
lcit a continuance of the patronage OF the
pnblic. s,nL.L,I G W V,','>'
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DEATH or CHANCELLOR KrSr.-James
Aent' formerly Chancellor of New York and
jur'st Of eminent ability, died on the 10th
IS years.
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PRrITy Goop.-Orc John Dawson. in
Illinois, ran away with the wife of corn
>pcculator. The Spectator. The specula-
tor heard Of the fuEitives at Natchc, and
fearing that Davisen would run short of
money. he sent him a $50 note in letter,
and told him if he .'didn't clear ont down
east with the woman. he'd gorge ont both
his eyes. and thrash him within an inch OF
his life" It is suppuSed that the happy
couple ''slored." as they have not since
been heard OF by their Illinois friends.
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PosT OrricE DErARTMESr-Th Annu-
al Report of the Post Master General con-
tains many gratifying facts, showing the en-
tire success of the Cheap Postage system,
and demonstrating the fact that the Depart.
mcnt will bear still further reduction OF
Postage. The Report shows that the re.
ceipts of the past year have been
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WoMES ~ THE ARMy.-Oilicial docu.
men,s state tina, there are at least 1900 wo-
men attached to the American army, cook
ing, washing, tending the sick, and loving
,he survivors.
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IoVn Property for Sale.

THE wqtof lot 4, IN block 49, in the or.
p,nai town ot Ottawa, having 80 feet front
onCanal nod IS feet front IN La,ille street with
the store house, dwelling house, and other out
buildings 'hcfcnn, being the premises At present
used by Mr., Phelps Tor store and dwelling
house. TITLE good and p's-esslnt given in spring.
Enquire Of the subscriber, agent fo' the owners.
Dec %, .-3m Nv. 4. HOES.
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Notice.

Thcrcgular meetings Of Occidental Lodge No.
10, 10y = change Of the Bylaws. are hcreli,cr to
be- held GA the FIST and third Monday evening,
of each month instead Of the corresponding FL.
day evenings. Bv order ct tie Lodge.
Ottawa. Nov L. 1917.
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sons of Temperance.

ENlE Regular Meetings Of Ottawa Division
j No. o are hell in the Masonic Hall svety
Saturday evening nj ! O'Clock. Brethren visit.
ing our place stcrespcctlully inyitedlo meet with
Us. BY order OF the Division,
j. " DOW RS
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Fish, Fish.
Port Wine aud Brandy

rIOIIlS.-.
" Black blue. blue.black, green, brown. and
grey Broad Cloths;
Black, blue, and green Beaver Cloths,
Black. blue. brown. e. fancy Cassimers,
Sa,ineus. Of all qualities and prices,
Twccds. Ky. Jeans and Hard'imes,
For safe very low. Cor cash or produce.
Oct. 1, 1871. GuSnMAN & GRlDLEf,
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The New Bedford Mercury, in an article
on the present state ofpecrniary affairs here
and abroad, remarks that the commercial
misfortune has come once in ten years, as
regularly as the census. In 1907, 1917, 1927.
and 1887, there was great pressure.
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Bring on your wheat:

AN HAsh or 1900 bushels If whea,
IVecoSE waited, for which the
high 81 ar,cI tic, vii! he raii in CAsu-no.
Thing 'ajd 0iOu. gpods Ally ". NIGILL.
dee 81
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OTTAWA PRICES CURRENT.

coRnic1kp wkIKtr pr A. W. nAGILL, pEALEn
~ pRr GOODS, GnoeEWIrs, Ann PnopucE.
OidrG, Dec. ~, 1917.
PROVISIONS: Cdiissias, or. Cal
Beef 100, 81 5OqS275 y" dry, I0dIa
Pork, 75d go Shecpskins, lsa35
IeniSon, 250a 800 Deer Skins" Hale
Lard. ID. I}d5c Coon l5a3s
Tailor, lMudrdi, Ga x
GRAIN \ FLOUR: Mink, 1890
Wheat, winter, 5najJ GROCERIES:
8 spring, lOdl5 Sugar, brown, Sail
oats, l3al5 crushed, liai5
Corn, ljaI6' loaf. IialJ
hdHcy, !pd2ol 1iolaSseS, gall. 3Sd50
Beans, 1000 Coffee, Rio, 10. 9al0
Flour, sup. lOOb. So I" Java" Halls
hne, % Ifd,y. hyson, 50a7J
- buckwh't, I 81, d" old f" SSaSl
Corn meet, bush. % " black, 5Oa7J
NEGErABLES: SUNDRIES:
Potatoes, bush. lSd2j Butter, 120lj
Onions, &" 'SdjO Cheese, 5d q
CabbdgeS, each. la 8 EqgS, doz. I2dI5
EURS x SKINS: lHoRcu, ID. SdIO
Beef Hides, 81. 2lG3 Candies, tall. lOal2,
" dry, al g sperm, i0c50
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The warm weather during the pas, week
has started the ice on the river which has
also risen some three or four feet during
the thaw.
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An unusual press of other business has
interiercd considerably with our editorial Ia
bors this week.
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hooks.

7A 4 T. 5A .ai.a, n;'', non..
and other fancy article.
ssl...Al sss-1-s - lGmrnbly adapted for rhi.
10 ygno and Nae i,or's Presents, a,
dec 81 WHITE \ HUNTERS.
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T E A S!

Agcacy Of he y. Y. Canton Tea Company,
OTTAWA, Ills.
Every package, On addition to ITS containing
fail weight, i"drpcudcnt Of the wTapper,) bears
the stamp of reancss and elegance, and the
Teas therein ore SO thoroughly secured from
Ugh, snh sir, tina, their qunlily and power will
remain unimpolred in anv climate.
G. l.. THOMPSON, Agent.
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Mems and Boys Cans.

SOlatgc and complete an assortmnet Of CAPS
)~as ne ser before 'oiiarej Cor sale in Peru. a.
ia 10 be found At MCMILLAN & BROS.
Peru oct, 80 1871,
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ONE OF TIE NoRLD'S WoNuERs.-Thorc
is horse now in this city lift may be prop
err so to call it-that was taken wild by the
hunters in the Rocky Mountains, when a
colt. This strange animal is called a horse
from its resemblance in shape, though in
other particulars il bears no resemblance
whatever TO horse. lie is about - 10
hands high. has neither name nor tail. and
his body Is covered with a thCkcoat ofwool
which is shed annually like that of a sheep
II is said that good cloth can be made from
his wool. This singular animal is now in
the possession of MesSrs. III. Thompson &
Co.. by whom it was purchased from the
hunters for the price of 5000, and will
shortly be exhibited. This horse is said 10
be extremely swift of fcot-a match fer the
best racers in the country. O0m.
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q bit II Il II,

DIED-N Santa Fc on the 18th of Octo-
Der, CoRNEIIrS CoCuRAE, a private in com.
pany q, Illinois Volunteers.
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Take Notice.

VINllE undersigned wishes the public 10 under.
i stand thu, he is determined to have pay for
every one Of hi hogs and chickens running at
large that are killed; he will not submi, TO lose
vi. pork or poultry because, hey are no, kept uP,
as he claims the right tn lei them ruo ut large.
Dec. 10. CASPER HELFENSTEIN.
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DArHBRICK. for polishing, for sale by
ID ch26-I7. 37.n D0UGHTON.