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CHOLERA TIKI CTY-Irs RAvAaEs ELSEWHERE
This week there has been an increase Of one hun
bred and forty-fve cases of cholera, and seventy
SIX deaths, as reported by the Board of Health
over the returns of last week. The citizens of
New York, however, have reason TO be grateful to
Providence that the deaths are so few If the
number was what IT is at Paris, or even at St,
Louis, in our own country, then there might be
some ground for apprehension and melancholy.
Upwards of 1000 deaths, we are told, had al
ready occurred at the French capital, and In one
day 900 cases were reported, and 600 deaths.
There is one reason that accounts for the greater
mortality in the European city, independently of
its greater pepulation--the extreme poverty and
absolute want of large number of the people If
the same destiution prevailed here, the fatality
would be really alarming. Where poverty and
destitution and consequent filth do exist here. we
find that there the disease makes deadly ravages.
We have already given many cases in point We
s enr ab ne~ srs another that has Just
Jenny McSauley, an Irishman, with a, family o.
seven, Gncluding himself,) resided in the baseS
ment of the house at corner of 37h streetand Otlf
venue Poor Jenny, following the practice
landlordlsn has entailed upon so many Of the Irish
ptdSdiltly NJ HoIHc, Woulu nave PROBABLY ndQ MS
pig to lodge in the same room with himself, as
being the most comfortable for the crathur,".
upon which he depended for the payment of g the |
rint;' but there is law against SWINE being per-
mitted below AID street TO evade this law,
Jenny had his sow and young ones put into thea
cellar, under the basement, the next best accomlN
mediation he could give the grunters. There is n&l
ceiling between the cellar and the basement, AMI
the consequence was, that the fumes from beIoi2>
assembled reekIpg, into the air breathed. h1rn
family. Jenny took i'll, and died irsN fen
His wife was attacked when going to the fune = -
Every soul Of the family died, the victims of filth,
'or of breathing air poisoned wi&bapisome, pestl-
lential vapors.fn c
/, is I'M duty of the police ~ pis law.
and not to permitany evasi64 It
is their duty to enforce rigi1| ~
siion, particularly at this tf ! 1Zudl
on their exertions; and 10 p6ople, whQ5 H|'
liberal salaries, naturally look n ihd IG -
ton, IN this as well as in all other ~ y MN \, n
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CHoLERA-GENERAL FAST.-The idea Of setting art
some day for general fast has been mooted in efs
to the prevailing pesience The Presbyterians
OF the General Assembly have had their fast already
On Wednesday next at o'clock, an united meeting
OF other Presbyterans and for the
appointment Of fast day. is to be held in Broome
street Central Church,
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IN BROOKLYN.

BOARD or HEALTH, June 80, 1919.
Since yesterday, seven OF epidemic cholera have
been reported to this Office five OF Which, viz Susaa
Young, aged Is. Cottage Row; and four children of
MIR j. H. Basett rs Remson street OF the ages of four
i've seven, and nine, died yesterday The Board feel
II their duty to add that the In the family of
MIR Bassett, severe and affective they have been
unfortunately originated in the imprudence of the
children eating some apples Parents cannot be
too careful, during this season in guarding their
children against INDUCING in stale unripe fruit
CHAS. s. J. GOODRICH, Physician OF the Board
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ADJUSTMENTS TO- MORROW EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-NR. MAcALLIs-
TIERS NkcRoMANTIc ENrkRrAIHMENT.
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United state. Patent Once,

IN petition Asa Burgess BALDWIN, Washing
Connecticut praying the
said Burgess and Baldwin for clover machines
years said patent which
10Th day Of October, isf9--
petition heard
September O'Clock
notified and show they have why
said petition ought 20 be granted
Ordered also, published Intellgencer,
Republic Unon Washington Gazette,
Philadelphia; Harrisburg Tribune
user Rohee; Couran Hartford Atlas Cincinnati Journal Co
umbus Herald Cleveland, for
previous TO the seventeenth day Of september next.
THOMAS EwBANK,
.H4.E" Commissioner OF Putents.
Ps-Edtor papers please copy and send their
balls TO the Patent Once with containing this notice.
July l5-law3w
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= JOSEPH d. COLLINS, President
avenue, Agent
JoHssros, M. D., opposite City once, 7th street,
Physician g1.s mn --,-T'
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles operations
Aug7 tt8f
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National Medical College, wasl,inston. ID. q.
T,HE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES will
the first Monday In November and continue until the end Of
March. -.F..
tr
THOMAS MILLER, NJ Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
WILLIAM JOHNSTON, NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and the
Diseases of Women and Children
Josnp. RLrr, NJ D., Professor of Maea Mediea Therapue-
tics, and Hygiene,
Practice Of surgery.
TYLrR, d. Professor Of Pathology and
Medicine.
LsoxARp GALE, M d. Chemistry Pharmacy
RonsRr Kse srosE NJ d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
JAMES U. MoRoAs, NJ D., Prosector and Demonstator
Clinical lectures selected WASH
ingon Intimacy Operations performed before the class.
Pee for full course OF lectures, so Demonsaiors ticket so
Graduation fee, SIS.
Good board procured from q so TO 60 week.
WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, M. d., Dean,
July l0-2awt5hNov 7th street. between Streets
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CAUTION EXTRA.

/ ass "a CAUTIoN ExTaA. 800 sI B
MAN by the RUEI. CLAP has engaged with youn
nominating genuine original etc This Townsend IA mo- doctor
ike YET he s Or oe on e Is
credit wha, he He sending headed tricks
week viii give townsend $500 he produce one Sin
ana purchase none but The ENNE y &c
JACOB ToWNsEND,s sARsAPARIin bnY,ng an IN M az ,
The coat Of arms : a'' anu "' signature across
JACOB TOWNSEND
Principal Office, ios Nassau sfrsst Nep fo,k eitv
49, - -'''''''' - 49, -" ''v
- jas
been known a. he author ana eoser year q Z, &
Original !. TOWNSEND sARsAPARILLA." Being poor, he
KEEP out q aake and ie sales crcascbed those only who
many as persons who M s sa s sa
Diseases and saved from DEATH proclaimed
Grand and uneuuaIled preparatio,,
ON the largest scale md caed for to,on ,e
Unlike younr a p Townsepas n iorroves ,in a.s ~ -
changes pnspss
discoveries ART brought into requision in he
sanaIs rno, y Val to,y - s; ihe sar
some properties which are ine useesr md ote
; a WI o use, pdoa1ee fermentation and acid
a are so volatile at tey entirely nnd are s n c
preparation h they scientific process
ony ose ~ s manufacture Moreover these VIOLA
@ IN which ~ ~ u yapor o. y an exhaaon under
yves n II hi ~ ynns srha ~ "ops " ue Ioo' Whch
Genuine Old Doctor Townsend's sarsaparflla
m removed everything capabe Of becoming acd 81 or e%ia
ion extracted and rsecied then every particle Of medical virtue
ncapabe Of losing INV az H. yauae Nh bsaI;og deea
pared this way il Is made he most powerful aaeht II he
u.,.. Cure Of innan'sssble diseases
and children ind dong sas m n
p I'M "a \; puEifn and COM
al, aiSrASEts ma Tos
Es' ana ail anecuons arising nom n
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CERTAIs CURE FoR ToorHAcIE.-If any person i
wv can Be suss Sn minute min %
win be protected y se al decay and
So MASH and many such cures have been caused
Much benefit has been derived by family and many friends
assans re employed BY me- in
remedy for oolache and the teeth, gums mouth
from disease Us worthy Of confidence and use
Teo,sshs has been cured II minute whesie reaDsr
that those who suffer with 'O0'ache may apply a
Sold at the Depot, Nos and Browns Hotel.
CURE FOR SORENESS OF THE GUMS.
Those who may Se troubled BY q the win
alleviate soreness gums to sound and peas
a Tas Wash for diseased teeth
and gums and found that although before ~
applications his tooth wash eecaay cured ali disease rs
es u IL
4. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE GUMS.
III t as1 1 cure viii y
%a de- q So s s q a. and ne e The
and made a AZ b produced BY few applications Of
Having my teeth, gums
w ao s % M and In few sn
oa %s, u 70 the public f. ys
have Teabeny WASH and found supe
n si g a ss sas 9ass @ .s
Depo,. Nos. and i Brown,. Hotel. SEohGE STREET.
ATHEISTS ALL BLEEDING OF THE GUMS.
I use q Wnsssr TTeasy T0o Wash
he bleeding, keeps gums perfectly health
Teabery Tooth wash for two years. and
find the best article Of the kind have il Tie
o e use o. which hadens my them
During ne tesns Of child alleviate isver
severity Whcelers Teaberry Tooth WASH much diluted Wa used
~ s ' While sss ar s s
dilute i with water until il is very weak.
Depot, Nos and ., Browns Hotel. " "i''oi'
KEEPS THE TEET Er SSMs AND MOUTH PURE AND
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FRANcK TAYLOR.

CARD.--O 8. X fEcK viii practise law the
n District Of Columbia, prosecute different
departments and before Congress- He tenders his especially
United states and mahas,
ted States courhayng had experience Treasury Depart
ment reference claims for Of such officers All
nications should be postpaid. lIntell July a8-u
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE.
HOUSE. b

EVILS HANFoRD, Nos. asa 254, 26, 25s Pearl street.
Ii (beween Fulton Buring slpJ York.
hand the largest of CLOTHING States,
adapted all markets In the Shirts Drawers
keep endless variety Also the manufacturers
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS i'm PLAIN
AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds.
Catalogues of stock by mail Orders promptly filed
LEWIS D. HANfORD,
Nos. asa, 254, 256, and 25s Pearl st., NJ Y.
30-oaw:u 81 m 10y.
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AtorMey at Law and Lamd and Gemeral Agent, Miseai
atW Poimt WiseonsiM,
w Lib attend faithfully promptly all business confded
w him. Having been Register OF the Land Office
Mineral Point he peculiar advantages for the
re Is permitted refer to-
lion, HEsRY DoDGE United States Senate.
RICHARD M YoUsa, Of the General Land
Office.
Office. = lIFFaI FI'
7. HARrLEy CRAwyoRD, United States Judge
Aug Il-2aw3ws EsJl 7 ~ 'l TN st
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United state. Patent once,

July 3, 1872
IN the petition Of Asa Burgess Baldwin, Washing
Connecticut, praying for the OF granted
10 said Burgess and Baldwin clover machines
for from the expiration Of said PATENT which takes place
on the 10th day Of October, lStp-
II ordered, said petition
the seventeenth day OF September next II O'clock and all
notified appear and show they
why said petition ought MOI 20 be granted.
Ordered that published In nteigencer,
Republic, and Union, Washington y North American and Ca
.ee Phladepha Telegraph Harrisburg Tribune, New York
Advertiser, Rochester Conran Hartford Atlas Cincinnati Jour
nal Coumbus Herald, Cleveland; week for three
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r g. Editors Of the above papers viii please copy send their
bills 20 the Patent Once with containing this notice
July 6-law3w
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7 KNOX WALKER WIN prsctsss law - me sup.snss
Court OF e United staes attend 70 the posecution
claims against the government Addrss Washington d.
Mar. t0-6
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HAVING removed to the north side Of Pennsylvania Avenue
Ii tween Az and 9th Streets he will continue
Courts OF the District and claims before Congress-
partmen and the Board Of Commissioners OF Mexican
| l2-eod2m .&
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rENERAI. House Fsirnishink Dry Goods wareroonn.
u CLAGETT D0DsoN would respectfully inform III
intending house, hey have
hed and Their for the reception much more
than has been
hitherto seen in this city o. D. win absent days
purpose making purchases and would respectfully desire
choose from wait their return They VIII have In
superb Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels and Brussels
Three ply superhne Ingram, lowpnccd do 93fEaN
Damask tvilled and plain Venetian Carpeung
Together with everything pretty and good which may Be needed
their line Aug x-41w1Awm
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THE undersigned, late Of e Pension Once, having tos ~ llet
employed the various dnes connected with
said ONCE particularly revolutionary and consequently being
peenced in ali the details thereof offers his services me pablo
In Of claims against the He
viii attend also 70 other business connected with The oh do
al Washington.
All business conded to promptly attended
faithfully executed. All letters must be postpaid
THOMAS LUMPKfN,
Agency once.
WAsMSsros CRY, d. c., August 9, 1870.
Aug l2-lmeod
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United states Patent Once,

United states Patent once,
the extension apa,sn sn'sd ,s sad Henry Sa,ss" an
.as PATENT wscnsfss pssa on he day Sossssi
e r,t Monday in IL o'clock % and ali are
notified % appear and show cause they have why said
Ordered .ai notice be Published In,eIgeneer
P,aSeph ias Tribune New Yo Daily WING oy mo New Yo
Daily Bee Boston. e..s,s, ri.Du Pa Daily Aass Cincinnati
n OCTOBER next '''' successive Gwsas%
of,e above papers win please copy,
bills % the Patent Once, with paper containing his notice
r United states Patent Once.
IN petition Esar baltimore Maryland praying
the extension Of granted said John Egaf
ysa. expiration patent place
Il Is ordered that the said petition Patent ofcc
e Monday in October merit at y O'clock m and all persons
petition oash, not 70 Dc granted.
Republic and Union wasnnston; American Baltimore North
Gazette, ra%spsi., Gsssas. fii:sas. Tn
previous 20 The first Monday In October
ofhe above win please copy and send their
July o6-law3w sM
CnT Leave. american Poetry. edited by tsri.vold,
illustrated Nature, he Poeical Language
Of Fiowsn' cOored plates Just pus,.Ssd and ss .alsS
Aug 10 booksellers, near ssh street.
NEW BOoKs.-A second via, United sn,es Of North
~ America by Sir Charles Lyeii y. r. s. parts
Hdreths History the United Stnfes second volume
souheys Commonplace Book edited by h sonnaw Second
part. aa.er+ .t-*taz5it
History q the American Bible socog' volume vol S syo -
Auss rfa.s tTFd 'aasHf u tt~ aff. " t 'HE.a
CHINEsE DICTIONARY, -c;hinese, Esaglisls,
French and Lain, ? vo's' published as ser.mpore
-
NEW Naval Text Bcok.-Nsuscsl Routine and stowage
with rules IN Navigation prscu cal ueate Of great use 70
shipping merchants sailors Sc; by two ocen OF the United
| For sale IN Washington BY TAYLOR MAURY,
| Booksellers, OH
ETZsCIs Oufline to shakespeare in arpc
IL orgnai edition Numbers
and this day received, the Others 70 follow sort intervals
| Aug ~ ,sas+ FRANCK TAYLOR.
DETzsCHs snskspesre o~siines, roo plates. eel
IL ebrated publishing IN numbers;
80 The first num-
bers received and FOR sale, BY - 1af 49,
/ ts TAYLOR a MAURY,
Aug.M Bookselers, near ON street
WADDy THOMPsON WIN pr.csass IN she s.prers
Ccnn and beffe ne commissioners established by the
treaty with Mexcc During his Temporary absence rom ss cit,
Smith, esq, Of Gsdsbys Hotel.
Ans
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July Report or the Mutual C0mpany
New York Office No IS Wall street. A 1890 Y
Net accumulated fund August s49, exceeding $6T2000
This institution during the or july issued hundred
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Preparatory Departments OF the C01usnban COLLEGE y,
ere l4rH
THIS school win be reopened the n Monday Of sspember
Charges per Quarter; II IA atfls S,
Reading, Writing Mental Arithmetic,
Arithmetic, Geography English Grammar, History Of the Uni
COmpOcuOn $50. 49,. W
The higher Engh branches Algebra, Geometry, Surveying,
Nat Philosophy, Book Keeping, %
Any Of the above studes with the Latin and Greek ~ 50
90 Bills payable in advance. sla 80 80 syai.s-
RcHARDs, A. NJ, gentleman who has proved himself b
emnenty qualified management
and Select School, will continue Principal Of Seminary IL
win be under the constan SUPERVISION Of ne Faculty q s
College. ' t4g'itt aitf- iie44 Aus 2l-oawdp3w
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College ofst. james, washinston county. Mazyi.na

College ofst. james, Washinston county. Maxylsna.
Eighth Session will open Monday October on which day
me paei.s attendance o. ~ ne sndsns requested The
s oant ha. AZ Their member new Or od should tah s pisces
L. O. October g me ls q Augu there being but
full corps OF professors, have for several
tire course Of collegiate studies prescribed o
colleges Of the North Al the
ating class received their acadomcal degrees, ~
In the Grammar School, which Immediately adoins the College,
the preparatory classes carefully trained competent instructors
under the supervision OF the Professors Of the College, Thus pupils
the institution age and pursue their entire
Of study under the direction they Tho
mercantile department embraces those partial members
collegiate classes who be preparing for the count
ngoom other professional life Such admitted
all the privileges and Of classes, sub
ung place of studies,
cessary preparation for business. eF1 f AiS
French Is study, without charge, all the easaes.
without CHARGE German, other modern M
The ocntion OF College perfectly heahi
villages the temptations the
Moral and religious education chief design Of the IN
suiuuon.
The charge, covering all the and domestic expenses
@ session Of ten months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict other expenses Of the student net7ff f
A The are under the medas supervision q ne
Regser or for further well ior The admission
Of pupils. H1as AZ JOHN ID. KERFOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of 81 James, r. o. Maryland.
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Agency OF Book-Pubfishing Houses IN ths Unftsa
= : states. ftl
TAYLOR MAURy booksellers and statonsn, fennsyivsnia
avenue, having formed connexons with Tie
principal book establishments Of the country VIII supply al ORDER
religious, miscellaneous law MEDICAL scientific, and school
books IN lots single copies the lowest publication prices
Schools indyduss Intending ordsf orcigu
northern Cities uouble and
expense heavy freight postage he, leaving hsf ORDER win
TAYLOR MAURY, In washlngson city. JupS
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PLAYING cARDs--common qualities d per dozen packs
Good do d rs Dozen Fine and best qualities a
eonepondngIy low rates. FRANCk TAfLoh
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty or Physic. sslon or l0A0-s5O.


Faculty or Physic.--ssssion of 1s40-'5O.
THE Lectures viii Monday ah October and
tnue until the 18th Of March ensuing. st.sf lk8t3
Chemistry and Pharmacy WILLIAM A. AIKEN, M D., Ii. D.
Surgery--NATMAS X. Saith.
Theiapeuties Maiera edica and CHEW D.
Anatomy and Physoogy--JosEPH koBy, M. ID. s5
Theory Practice Medicine POWELL, M. D.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chdren--RIoaAnD II.
THOMAS, NJ, ID.
Pathology Anatomy w.
tsf
Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
the Baltimore Infrmar opposite the Medical College The rooms
the fees enrs course eco Comosshe
may vicinity Medical College . 50
So per ,if. "a "a. WILLIAM Z. A. AIKEN,
Aug l5-2awtNov Dean Of the Faculty.
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AGENCY SOR CLAIMS m WARRINGTON, -. q.
oHARLEs DE sELDmG. Ria
Comm,ssiowsr, Notary Psbfic and Gensvai Agsmf,
No. IL Todd's Baildinss. Psnnsyivanaa avsnus,

WASHINGTON, u. G., ssss'tt IA usAfi N
CONTINUES 20 give his prompt aitenon a. s eo..usou ar
aans before Congress 81 any Of The Eexscutye
q before orega procuring PENSIONS Rsyuuonay
OF Army bounty land or scrip under The
other property LOST destroyed BY he
states and subsistence and apsporsuon furnished s
wars with Mexico Great Britain. He * nj -
forms and understands fully all the requirements Of Pepaoa ana
other Offices lie also attends due
for captures made In the Gulf and the Of exco or
California, and OF Africa. NAaR9 aSf n t4i3 Ef7 M
He has been honoed with Commissions sovsmors ofevey
state In he Union Commissioner Of Deed take probate
deeds deposiuons and other instruments
TO be used or recorded In the respective States M q
Changes will be moderate, and regulated claimed
and the extent Of services required. s INF , NH
Communications (popaid) will receive immediate
He has the honor the Navy other
and their Exceencies tses n
present Congress generally ~ 6s 3aF ~ Ang Is
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NEW Books.-Hstory Of Pendenns novel, By Thackesy.
History Of the French Commitment Assembly from Nay is ~
Corkrsn. 10 It.-i rftt tff NNI
Reubuuon, tale by Emma soushworsh.
brothc Mayhem; tale fr YOUTH
Hidrcths History OF the United States.
Hears and Homes, BY Mrs. Ellis. fstt
suickiandi History Of the American Bible Society.
Daneh Inferno literal prose A. Carlyle
Italian Comedies, translated into Ensiish, vol.
southey's Common Place Book .
Aug ~ FkANCk TAYLOR
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TILE SeveI. and miscellaneous Works Of Daniel De
pieces illustrative notes. &c including All
tanned the edition attributed the late Sir Walter Scott with I'D
dItions 90 vols. Oxford. a TAYLOR 4 MAURy,
Aug. II booksellers 9th street
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No. Old stand opposite Market formerly occupied BY
@. 4 r. Parker.
JUST RECEIVED be kept constantly hand, large
and complete Of Groceries, consisting Of
Standard loaf Porto Rico, Cuba, and N. o. sugars
Java, Maracaibo g. Domingo, Mo, and burnt coffee
Pine Ganpowdcr, Imperial Young Tyson, and Black teas
Old brpndics, whiskey, Holland gin ~
jamaica spirits, and wines Of all kinds
Maekerei, shnd, behring's, clover and timothy seed
And al other The Wholesale and retail
ee business, which sod for cash, punctua
customers, and In all guaranteed 10 be such o. may be repre-
Good articles prices, dealing may relied on in all
Purchasers politely requested my stock be
fore purchasing elsewhere and the bust
Aug 3-6scon mo n. KIBBEY.
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GUIDE Pensions, ysf.abls.) Nsmes q I'll ohAcsr q
who served 20 me end q me var s.s e
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