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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

c,noumsrASrrAL EVIDENcE.-In aplea
far the suspension of public opinion in
,bs case of men charged with crime, as
i, case of DR.. Webster al Boston. until
the result of legal investigation has
been attained. the Journal Of Commerce
remarks:
"Men do not reflect that circumstances
may appear terribly against an innocent
man. The case Of the Bnurnes in Yer
mont. has not escaped the recollection oi
our old readers. They were tried and
condemned To death for the murder at
Russell Colviu. The sentence Of one ol
them was cummmed Ia imprisonment foI
| life, and he was already in the State prls'
an at labor. The other awaited execu.
tiun. The remains of the murdered
man had, as was supposed. been destroy
ed, but nails and hones and buttons from
his clothes were found and identified. A
few days before that named fm :he execu
lion of the condemned man, Russell ColvlI
entered town, alive and well.
The Boston Transcript says, the JoH'
nal omits to mention the most marvel
Ilous feature in this case which was, tina
the accused persons themselves hnall
confessed the murder, their minds havin
been wrought upon by SONS worthy re
ligious people, who actually drove theT
to the belief in their own guilt.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08
CALIroRNrA CoRREsPoNDENcE-Sd Salts

CALIFORNIA CoRREsPoNDENcE-SG'' SG''S'
factory, Very.-We notice paragraph
in the Louisville Journal, upon the ln'
formation of a gentleman lately IRON
California by the way of the lSthmuS'
who states that there we're at Panama
upwards Of fifty mail bags from San
Francisco and other parts of California
and that there was not much prospect OF
them being forwarded soon. The mails
to and from New York and other East
ern ports take the precedence. while the
chances for those of New Orleans anc
1.-The West are but slim. These seldom
reach California. If this be true, 1t vii
account forthe non arrival of letters ant
papers sent from here to persons in Gal
Iifurnia.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

70 Within few weeks past, about L.
600 letters havebeen received at the dead
letter branch Of the Post Office Depart
mont, exclusively from two sources Ihey
were examined, rO.transm:ued to as
many postmasters, restored to the writer's
receipts returned and duly registered
This gives a very small idea of the Ia
Dor Of tho Department. A portion OF
these letters were orders Er the "Gold'
ometer," and the remainder for certain
diabolical treatise, both of which hum
bugs happened to sxplode before the
proprietors got hold OF this money Ef'
forts wers made by both to get advertise
ments into the Gasetie, but we had beer
bitten by certain Pekiu Tea Company
of the same city. Experience is gool
teacher.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

BELLlcosE.-A Mr. Jones has intro.
duced bill into the Georgia Legislature
intended "to strengthen the military arms
Of the State aud TO enable the Governor
to provide for the defence oftho people.
authmizing the appropriation of 100000
to The arming and equipping Of 10000
soldiers, and directing the Govern"r Ia
ascertain what means are in possession ol
tho State for casting cannon, making
mnskets, swords, &c. Ifthis pugnacious
Mr. Jones succeeds in having his bill pas
sed, we hope tho Governor of the State
of Georgia will make him "General"
Of the militia. In fight with mullen
stocks aud watermelons, he would equal
the deceased Gen Crary Of Michigan,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

MoRMoNs- Polg'amy atMe SAT- Lake
"A correspondent of the New Orleans
Delta, writing from Salt Lake, confirms
the statement previously made, that un'
der the Mormon martial law, a man may
have as many wives as he can support
We still doubt it. The same " riIer
also reports the people as poor, industri-
ous, and temperate in the use Of ardent
spirits, and says that bigamy is the only
tic that binds them together.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

NOTICE. ..The firm Of Julian g. Crawford
~ is this day dissolved, by mutual consent oil
notes and accounts are in the hands Of J. c. Mac
craken for settlement.
]. w. JULIAN.
G. C. CRAWFORD.
Lancaster, Nov. H. l849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

Tue TRIAL OF PROP. WEBsTER.-lt
h as been arranged, the Boston Traveller
says, that the trial Of Professor Webster
on the charge of the murder of Dr. Park
man, shall take place about the middle
of March, and he will not be arraigned
until that time. 1, also adds that more
particular examination oflhe ashes found
underneath the CRATE at Professor Web
ster's room at the Medical College has
brought to light another TOOTH several hu'
man homes, and a wedge of gold of the
value Of al out So. The lengthy state.
ment lately published as to that evidence
before the noroners jury. it also pro-
nounces full Of inaccuracies prejudicial
to the accused,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08
Wednesdny. renruary 8. 1850.
WaIo ALmANAc.-The number Of thi

WaIe ALMANAc.-The number Of this
Almanac. for 1850, for which we are in
debted;to the publishers, MesSrs. Greeley
& McElrsth, is as usual filled with a
large amount of useful and entertaining
matter, in addition to the usual compu-
tuiions, chronology, &c. Il is afforded
at l2a cents per copy-$l per dozen-
81 per hundred, and should be in the
hands of every Wing, 1t is particular
ly usefu! at times. on account OF its tuIl
and accurate election returns. All or
ders to he addressed to the publishers
New York city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

WILD TURKEYs,...A steamboat arrived
at New Orleans on the 18Th inst, from
Arkansas, with fourteen hundred wild
turkeys.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

UThs great Sngar refinery of fWool.
sey g. Co. in New York. it is rumored,
will be rebuilt Immediately upon the re.
turn Of one of the partners who is now il
Europe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

- Real greatness is not greater for
the praise of men; it is what it is in spite
Of them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

LADy Franklin AND OUR GOVERNMENT.
The President, iu brief message to
Congress, communicating copies of cor
respondence with Lady Franklin, in rela-
tion to the wellkuown expedition OF her
husband, Sir John Franklin, says that
owing to the laieness of the season at
which aid was aought. aud the want OF
an appropriation, heswas unable to rem
der the assistance required But he
adds:
IAN that | could do, in compliance
with request which | was deeply anx'
ious to crafty, was to cause the adver'
,ise ment of reward, promulged by tho
British Government, and the best infor'
nation could obtain as tn the means ol
finding the vessels under Sir John Frank
lin, to be widely circulated among whale
ers and seafaring men, whose spirit o
enterprise may lead them to the inhosPi
table regions where that heroic Office
and his brave followers. who periled lhei
lives in the cause of science and for the
benefit of the world were supposed t'
be imprisoned among the icebergs oi
wrecked upon a desert shore"
The propriety Of fitting out an expe
dirion to go in search of the missing uavi
gators, he submits to the judgment o
Congress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

ApIsruoRAcY RgpRovEr. "A short time
since, some Of the American officers, at
Fort McHenry, took it into IheiI heads
to degrade the service Wy using men in
uniform attached to their command, as
postiIions on several sleighing excursions
through the city, with sixteen horses at
tached to the sleigh. The Department
at Washington has given them very So
we're reprimand, Served the "young
bloods" right.
CANADA ANNRxATIoN,-W see il
stated that Lord Elgin has received a
despatch from the British Government,
urging him to uSo every means in his pow
or to suppress the feeling in favor ofan.
nexation.. thanking HIM for what he has
already done, and declaring that, so long
as a portion Of the Canadian people are
desirous Of maintaining the connection
with the mother country.lhey will be sup
ported by tho whole power, blood aud
treasury Of England. This doeS no,
look much like tho statemen, made lew
weeks since, that Great Britain was vii.
ling TO give up the Canadas, providing
there was pretty general feeling, upon
the part of the Canadians, in favor of an.
nexaiion.
The above Intelligence comes in the
shape of despatch from Torouto, dated
Februaryl. /.
u. S. MINr.-The report Of the Direc'
tors Of the min, gives the entire coinage
gold, silver aud copper, Of the United s,
to the close Of the year lS49. at $l62
1872. 400.
TAKG CARE.-At New York. on Mon
day morning last, man named Patricl
Collaghan, died in the City Hospital
from erysipelas, brough, on by wearing
tight boots. SO says the report.
The CALIPoaNIA CoNsTITUTioN.--The
liberal journals of England speak in terms
Of great praise Of the constitution recent.
ly adopted by tho Califurnans. They
say that it is one of tho most judicious
instruments Of government ever devised
aud that its provisions. with the exec ptiou
Of thuse which limit suffrage to the white
man. are marked with the highest wis
dom. The Daily News, the Dispatch
the Spectator, aud other papers, commen
at great length upon its various clauses
The exemption Of the property ol wOme
ftom the control ofthe husband after mar
,Tisge. is particularly dwelt upon as
great advance in Legislation.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire, Fire.
TIME undersigned as Agent of the CITY INSU-
i RANCE COMPANY OF CINCINNATI, is pre-
pared to insure property of any description against
loss or damage by FIRE, in the town Of Lancaster
and vicinity, Oiice-Main Street, Fosters Building
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster, December 81. 1849. dl2f
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-08

TAKE CARE.-At New York. on Mon.
day morning last, man named Patrick
Collaghan. died in the City Hospital,
from erysipelas, brought TN by wearing
tight boots. SO says tho report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
OFFICE FOR PROCURING PATENTS
n The TNITED STATF> AND n ALL PAkTs %
EUROPE.
SWalls r..t.f Nsw.Noff

5Wa-srcef Ne~-York
'I'HE 81 BSCRlBFR would inform be fiiends, lwlo
may ye te unaw OF i That h- hAs effected chang,
onc sired his establishment ard has thereby heeu
l 81 90 perfect and trug lno operation several plans tOr
Maintaining superiority 10 hs business solicitor ul Pa
cis tor luvc uous-a business wei Anovn to most nvtn
90 bee compile aicd ami dilcuit e extreme and one
reucIa'S bus little understood TIE superior facilities be-
l0-.,sses oetyatie chiefly from long practice ts
possession OF large msfs 81 valuable records ed docl
neuis The accumulation years. and fhe constant receipt
rom h correspondents aud agents iu Europe Of le sts'
information on ell matters relevant 90 ue business lie us
lry-tuf- inducements 10 he line not usually found
FORElfN PAIENrS-luveurors intending obtain
patents Europe cautioned against prior publication oi
them his country, te 1us abroad hc there
hy euda aurrd Pamphlets with much information be
lai gratis. H. liieodl J Z PRISON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

UOARDING.-Iol Jog 'o a gent elnsa aad vi'r ut tw.
D.ilrs CERT crae rooms with board, i1 e-'sHr
p-va, boards Hil.@. pleasantly s;safe4 AID cont.
iojno s'nce routes AIPy - Blocker 81 Terms n,i,-
RAE .l5'
BOARD j5I BROADWAY handsome 80. Oh.
- rooms FIRST foor VII te e. separately 1r t0rer
also rooms or sage gentlemen Water c.osetho'. CO..
aid shower baths lt ~"
BOARD IL SOUTH BROOkLNN-W.u-u 3D.
tJmIufes wax OF Ham .trn-avrlle ferry, md 3. fn-
lih erF !0j -ketfst south s1r, eear iir-
eassn- .ocliou and 81 asalt rooms. eieN
pOAKDING ~ CATHARINE-> T.-seve..
ID gentlemen De- very p.easa-LF Accommodated v
bosrdnga Mouroe-st corner III CafAarne Payments Ore
CURED promptly. - I'M
NOAKDING.-A gentleman ard be VIie, sos .ln. -
ID gentleman BE- handsomely accommodated VII
hoard End rooms a. II KAstBroadway. Reference ~
changed $ lu'
DLEkSANT ROOMS Tor snge gentlemen OF hr..
rs with i.., or partial board, with. Eve minutes
Cd Fulton Ferry A0ry az 70 sand 81 Bro Avn l-- D"
nNE OK MORE handsome vei-ilru' -lel rool.
~ PEE obtained iu4 nr Nirfn ulafi. in --nH.- i'
val 'h0u, Gil ore" Baths and other ine .~ra lf
.n.t.m,u-- on the premises, Ed terms rrasol- % ~ .
,i'a. party Afl.r a -.o heec. .--st i-- .tI iltr
XErANTED-A g-hou-e furnished toa- wl. er-
~ accommodate ifHr Ilrfy to tilfgTc 'ogrdrrs in PA.
qir mss oi Chambers Warren or Mgurv -. An prr.t
lar ur slch 8.l pleas. address o. T.. through Ne fcs-
Of.c. Answers -rcrvtc i1r orc week l-3 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

a FOR -ALk-A wy vs-al-- tara = 80. q
~ sllrs ard A. 1-e rle rrcr-ry 0i PHILLIP
SMITH -eC sss-,i oi Belal-1- Nr-'cres'e- Co u
go .lru age 49, c.1--l.i.als cFr-rz se q
Ts-y Coc ra-.-fl-se lrs- bans Ard cfi-r rrTs
.cr- oltr-c--- a 500 El1--o---- s' Is gre -f- az
varffT o. o.-- - rrers sad lEel ---1r--e = ---
In lie u-cs p.rsz-- a. ~ re vac 1- b-atord cu-7e-
f-r .- ---c-l-se. tla---1 1cuse c. -r-faie g e-g
a1clt -llrs rurl -.e Il 2 ha-rUad sd q ncn New
: SMITH Erec--u-s % ~ A.
FafNEA> LOTNSBFrRY o. : WI al ~ -i-e--
~. MlLLER Z >u-fl deceased
Da,el PED erl J1z = Ia e In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
EROCERS CAN HAVE THE HrsT q Pc.ci
CLOTHING E>rARIShAENT
FOR SALE
'HHE PROPRIETOR on rliE EXTENSIVE

kMl",ns and Clo'l.a- Essll. shuiCuJ ia AM l7t
Nnseaest Which De has Conoucc j oi more Than
yeMem Hle sane ocaioa. oaefs hs si,~k ANA HN'urrs
% &c kNN1 M II .us.css lor sae lie Is
S,k ase Hcsnen : aO-lted 10 be one of Tie beet 5
~ ~, sna VIZ " ~ srVSics, horoos fares
10 person oi capita, AMI eaierrs, f,r, Is 70, l-sti,
nat can o1cr gregirr nlac~n,n,. III ,.r = -, h,
Ss as ~ taAe Eossess ana "a business
,as ar 49,, -. S-sonrfs are pesnanenL and uguer
respectable, Apply 10 49, = ~ prt 81 '-'s
iASS' IA ~ = ~ -, -, 4 tf-hS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
,faSs. UNITED STATES NAIL LINE FROM

<zf~Ss. UNITED STATES NAIL LINE FROM
9nE-N CHARLESTON TO HAVANA va SAVAN
NAH AID ky wEST.-The splendid
-feAluship ISABEL (ll0o luns buTdsnl commanded BY
Capt " Rollins vii commence her regular trlps
VI llday Oci T. ard sa regularly from Charleston, {
r Havana he Let AMI 5th 81 each month AMI from
HlFanua to Char es-on tle ,fh ard I'd
FROM Char.e.oa and Savannah 20 Hayals ~
~ key-West ......... ~
For further particulars spply %
sPOFFORD fiLEsTON 4 co a. south-.i.
IN Charleston 20 " { MORDECAI
A.eut. M Havana DRAKE. BROTHERS 4 co.
Passengers vlng Havana By MS s1lp Bal-
unof- by the and hfh day, by meeting
NoTheTIer and sOuthernsr reach New YOrk In
dl9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
" haier-.

AtAng. oct n-i's Wees Of Grearor so obs, mostly -
d OIL veil
A. Hoaonis Sov 1u.csuy H,'cy se Ej~sri', a-ces''
H. ni roi STATED
ercf from Crt Alsn n ship AInercs. Of SBsd'ord report
sandwich Island. nov With l,lup b. VI OBJ bad iTo
MIA Al L 4 - ..r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
STEEL.

fvASr SHEAR, GERMAN AND RllSrrp -.
~. kllkN CARR each bar raarG,Ns MN ~. -. -. y
mars and the wona "s'anch" and wNrrans,s 80 ~
Tho Suonsien oi mencasuis SIsl taasatacuarcrs - -,
NlN sN.CiicS - NVur az tsrrs Steel 'NF'N'
4 $ SrENfoN, HARDWARE Commission Aye,,
~ SIN ~ che,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
CRACkFRS- PILOT AND NAVY BREAD

OFFisE - RscEVsk - TAxtN}
New Cry Hs.. PAfA !
'INANES, Is.f9.-No-ice . hereby gwen taSi A. A.
Giua (! oe Yer ctnl WI. - ase a. rvn a.
~ unpSAf Oh ;ar Iih Gav q FctruSy, E2d reT c-i
Inc l5tA GSy - MzlcA TIE Receiver wcUd urge gTon
aNreycEs tie Importance u making ~ cary Psyuaei
pSSioe 70 avoid ths crowd and Decay tch rusi utess4
Is occrr x previous 70 IRE Ter eeaAgts heug sddod
H0ars tr rscciy.-g money 1un . oelock bsEkshie
snoaey Only received HARVEY HART.
III ~ Receiver q Taxes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
HALVES i ROSE
IMPROVED PLATFORM SCALES.

L>LooR AND PORTABLE Cat Esy Railroad, ssna
Il IVan.sr SId az OilNr >cacS. elalfScrcI on Re New
Vera loUrneNrNsa ScNeJigAers' - - ErvVrr-st The
Scales OF ms COmpAny cesersecy taxing prevalence
Of 81 others Ad tor correCiness Snl durability arm
valca warranted cOrrccf and uo halls o. gs ol; oi order
We rclcf VIA cvga1rac9 TO e ulcgciaits aud "A elas
ters cf \ew-Noyk, who art lccralv pSgrV,rzGg
Also frames " acknowledged supVuoyy fof Sslc I'D h
above a. lAo NaSr1ne, Fgoa,st where al oEcefs
w. proaPty aiteaccd n aud repairing done without
oNlsy oy OkO y. SsEFHkRlH
ff8g- Aeeul y \ J. N Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
(AIIIEOR
CALIFORNIA OUTFITS.


DfkSONN gong 10 Nfi1rft W ma every article SUI
OBJ flr i.lnls and Cape Ro.'rs at the lowest rncc
New York. Heavy gray, ei and waite baI se-
faurf ~hrs and Drawers, Sack Costs PANS &C; HAM
MOCKS Oh suifs ana Meisic Overcoats; TENTS. SION.
Co.'S. Soufh-wes ters, &C. &C for sac by
d.a I'M BARTLETT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
CALIFORNIA

WINDOW SA9HE~ bLiNp, hSD DOORS
- TIE AID or STEAM AID tHlNkRf. fte
- -UD-Crhtr De- tlsDcI t0 tNrclie oIrrs l1r every
.crr'Iou of Sss.. j. It. ! Door. 90 short notice add
would invite tnr attention OF persons who are sl PIPING
buildings aud uai,I.-.s iDr DEE c. .l1n.a market
l. MOORE. % Nafcr-st
~ lm. near ra Fulton Ferry. Brook vu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

H f,re. -. 1ha Con faif t'- l-t f-.
-. .--5-r5 bal. wich fher &C. 10 temperate -l- r
$500 rro- a. adorable 'e~rs, % te emp r, 20 l0
= -l.r~ e8e from H1resln.e AID Hlr ~ ~ f.1l.'.
49, V.-. v0-. ..-..afs are built % cary - fils PCT
-.,... ..- Ills year v. however. Do or- a-i I'd ~
s,.f b. sg' -lr.1ase -lo-e- ior ffe hoa-
= r. must 10 ra3 c4s1. ~ gOoc s~c1Fi-f f.ttt
IN la. u,r.-f. before Pc lst Day o A---- 'AI
~ Ia ..-re Of -.- 11rrl4se l~T ui Pc ~ .r- -
...-rf. Of 9ertrr cufof me- .rriflf 0i DE 1.-i
-..e ~ f-e.t or t1- preset ea-- Will nr - iHio~-
.ra i-ae .- u 1sv- from 1le--a.e Do i.ti d. -
49,. q cea-s -rr tlr u --t -r-, u cr-s ~ t-
ara foyer i 1aes rare 0. ~ cel's 1fr in OK ont
.rr cerra \. De- r--a.rs1 a-t. i-c nd NJ me -~a-
lie a snee " TIE - n w. 5e pad 10 casa a. ia' end o.
Ire expense ornn.osdinE WI 10, exceed oerts per
rir. .-, 49,.
TIE cana, g.. los miles o-E The lolks arc tended ho,
ss arl nrIt ard 'rl. bee MADE id ass w--loai
change ~ .orse.. Tee Company eugss@ 20 Supply itr
f-e atf end oil emp mclt for ne boat rom TIE opHn.t
o@ ..a cars. f1 re cH-~ 0f navigation " .eA uo4-
l1sfed al fap ~ 9l niles from k1adn-- f- ff Ni. Pc
.r .ror0r 1n % 90. 1H fIa.e-da.e Nffn DORIS are ~
r -e. .9 D.. c.1rce at Ner-l.rs ne Com7sHTs s,7si
t9as .... t.w fru without c-arst al a. di-iloAa
ire ~ .e pad tD Thar pore
q d. Company ere $40 binding q n1H.ber ~ -coF
mem aoa.s exec ia '.- llsia-f4els We. ue
aqr ca-o- 90 be made personally 90 by l.er 'o 'h" 81
b.. o-tce .I i.e Delaware rrf Hl0-N1 nf- G..
9, W. --t Newton. sv'l reference or re ,mne1oa.o
as '9 c.1r'c.er OIL. oa-aoi'g at., = acc' 800 w.
10 -te. when rrf v.rc iD .ric' can f- eTcc1'et.
MAURICE NURTs President 9To lem.
DfltWARF ASD hrosos CANAL Office
N.R-f Ofk. Jan. I, l.|.. ~ --L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24

NofiCE.-&rs. II RGDER II Woos,er-s- Ths
<ITae s3d wonderful lady "a the oEy person n 'hs eiTs
lAl gves uae iniOraAOn OF a. Interesting sairs through
IN. The past presen and fuHre We have cs
soi'ed her. her PROGRESSION i VIII the planes Ard
scrDcS ard correct ard she oes q laosr 30
tors--FeEplas TelaTA LNlsIw- IN. Y. HeszA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-24
TO LET AND FOR SALE.


FOR RENT Lows Frry -
= 5-sfarv End easement 1-us~ or - sa-a
- .v-f lr-1-s- t-cEeeu MN sd -l--. = -
isr-- zl A. Tie modem ---rrJ. E - - -
r..~- rr--.es a. Arr.r % y. " LA4 - ~
,~.9 lr .-l-s. ~ 70 " l. LAl,DN. ol - - !
A ~ .arre ad cl.--lcl.ll4- -i.rt- - 80
a.. s. ~ E-r-s- .- -1de- -.- Pears ii---e- -
IS. LAT>OS - B-uad~aT
. ~TEAU-POWER TO LII, -, =, - -
~ .---- .-.H- e. a-- --sr = rex 500 -
- -s-r a. - Centres c1e DOR -pa'- -
s.-st % -rcaucl ..r il4nIfsc--r--z l-fPo''- ~
r...- ---sr- power A--T - trlE- =, 80 - ...
HAWKS S-AHA-- - -----
. TO lit 7-ssess Q z gea ny ~. ,'s -. -
s-.-...- I'D well. -r--l jon -s-f o. p -f -t ~.
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20 .--r 81. 10 -.11a-r---- ~ T. 49,
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CONFECTIONERY FOR PARTIES

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, mango from1ge, b-sc1s g-zces a. Orlanlecfs
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pae- ccken saa1 pzfes 1e 3ie gr.s. d-shes Il game
Gopd Na-ers and ilis.cla1s Al ka1s % silver cana
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pLATTNRM ~CAI.Es

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ssaosesNle Teisls al inc N~es nArkes pncss.
lied lr cogfOrtnCsS durability All 80 Slot &c -
passed. al the eearlaSs tesry % casi s.,St
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DIKONpAC AMERICAN CAST STEEL
"A 1bls SUPERIOR sfee - tie ricess orcs
IN the word aaa eaCly Anserc4a L : warranted u
10 nfsrssr nrtice or Il sesv hc returned Prices low
As he inpoyed QUINCY 4 DELAfsERRE-
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