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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26
LATE FROM CHINA.

BY the recent adyices from Cslolns dates have been
oeved fsm Hong Kong 70 the 2sth Of December They
bring intelligence Of great battle, In which important
advantages wers said 10 have been gained the rebels in
KwsnsS BY Kwsnshau, formerly aduiant general Of the
Governor Generals division With 400 soldiers, be s ssd
70 have defeated force Of the rebels eco strong killing
200, and making forty fifty prisoners The ouawsAed
soms mounain stronghold and the troops much
encouraged with their victory that great exsrions were
being made 10 surround and destroy the rebels Il
ored but not believed that notorious chief named Tang
shi 70 was amongst the killed. aa &a.i,aaHs
Tar LlsHrHous..-rhe New Yo,k Courier states that
su i about 10 be commenced by the maker Of the light
house lately sold at the Custom House 10 that city against
those Who purchased il. The sui. viii stand folows
Henri Lepan,e rs David Bungsr Stephen Lutz, John
Cadvs. Francis Dolly, Andrew Jaeger.
The name Of the plaintiff that Of philosophical cpl
tus maker resident Paris He s in the employ Of the
French Government. and prior September, is4s, on the
18th Of which month the present apparatus shipped
csived an order for tbs same from Capt. HowAap SrAss-
suaI Of the Typographical Eosnee Of the United States,
who bad besn appointed BY Government TO erect the
Carysfoft ghshouss the coast Of Fcsi1s On shs a
dsv Of c. Edward Habch Of the firm Of o. f.. Hshicht
Co., Of this city. who deposes hs the sbove-nsmsd plain
M s lawfully entitled TO The posssson Of the psoPsy,
attachment the same mas Ueen tn0
parties having De yet siIed give the necessary bonds
The positions tsken sre ss follows q tse d1Fa
First This. The arrival q the sppsrsus md machinery
al the pon of New yort, appropriation by ths Govern
men BY whom they bad been ordered hasinsss bsss nss
for payment for ths mus. and their bsns u eouquence,
sent 70 public until the sas hsreoG yet ths pro-
pey Of the United s,a,e sutsc ooy 70 the sgsca property
therein Of the said plaintiff. inssmueh the 6f Of lsdins
was endorsed over 70 this deponsnt by Inc Me Bsche Of
the United States Corps Of Eagnsl bold
the Same, the agent Of ss p.ss until Ne Pes Of The
sppasius and machinery shoud b pad ha The were
Showed 10 remain, and did remain, in ihs public in
the port Of New York. = the properly Of The United States
second That the said Prcpsry wronguly detained by
the defenddnts in the suit
Third Ths the alleged u he desn,ion ihsssfs,
the defendants purchased the sae n pusc sale order
ed by the Collector Of the port Of New York on the on
day Of March last fos the of five hundred dollars Z. and
for unclaimed gods that David Bunge one Of the deend-
ante is sboref 10 the public store which said property Is
stored and well knew that the the property OF mo
United States, and wss Illegally sold.
FouA That the said property has not been taken lof
tar, assessment or fine, pursuant to statute, o. unoe Al
execution or attachment served against ne P'0Pev no
plaintiH. ..st #..
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

ine savannah Republican announces the DEATH in that
city on Iha'dsy last Of Groaes scHLrr. Esq, in the
pun year Of MS age He native Of Maryland but ha.
spent the greater part of life n Georgia In 1926 he was
appointed Postmaster Savannah by Presden, ADAxs and
has remained in that office continuously up to the time Of s
dea seen 10 these tventyx years seven President.
pass out OF oice he has passed away from the scene Of hi.
ia00fs ne Republican ssys leaving honorable repu,a
ton gsced by the recollection of all The .mene. y
life, and Of much effcien, public service a:-ag M III
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

An attorney in Dublin having died exceedingly poor,
shilling subscription was set ot pay the expense Of his
funeral Most OF the attorneys and bassrs having sub
scrbed, of them applied Toer afterwards Lord Chief
Jusce NossUax. expressing bis hope hst he would also
sutscribe his shilling. Only shilling" said ToLER,
"eny sshiing 70 bury an attorney Here ss guinea 90
and bury one-sEd-twsuty Of them ~ slsd, a8
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THE FORGED DESPATCH.

Il We have observed in several public prints notice
Of what purpors to be an intercepted despatch from
Sir HENRY BuLwER, the British Minister, to Lord
PAIMERsroN, which is said to have made its ap-
pearance in Boston paper called the Cek. We
have not met with the document ourselves in any
paper which we receive, and can only speak Of it
from hearsay. We understand thatiti contempti-
bic in execution as lis base in conception, and car
ries forgery on its face SO plainly as lobe unworthy
of contradiction; but, lest some who may not see
the article itselfmay be misled by tho newspaper
notices Of il we think i proper to say, as we are
fully authorized to do, that the paper is entirely and
in all its parts sheer fabrication. 1stl
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

Winter which Ssps the leave. from around u.s. makes u,
- me distant regions they formerly concealed does old
roo us o. our snaymen only enlarge the prospec, of
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SUPREMACY OF THE LAW in OHIO.

The fact that no violation or attempt TO resist the
Fugitive Law has occurred in the State Of Ono,
where hostility to slavery in the abstract is al
most universal, must be considered highly credit
able 10 the intelligence Of the People of that State,
and their understanding Of their duty citizens
10 respect the Laws Of the United States consti
tutional obligations. as s,9as a9aaJa &
& AT the opening Of the Circuit Court Of the Uni.
ted States for The District Of ONO, on the 18th in
stant, Mr.. Justice MCLEAN, besides other re-
marks, congratulated the Jury that no violation
or infraction Of the law relating 10 hereclamation
OF fugitives from service had taken place within
this State. He remarked that this fact spoke well
for the character Of the citizens of OHIO. He
trusted that no forcble interference with the re-
quirements or operation Of that law, would at any
time be exhibited within the State If the law
were objectionable etit be remedied by the ballot
box. Forcible resistance should not be counte.
nanced; il should be promptly, discouraged and
frowned down. Such mode OF redress has no
sanctions and can have no sanction, from the insti-
tutions or morals Of the country. Il tends alike to
the subverson of all order, and the destruction o
all the securities Of our social existence.
The Judge also. at the same time. called the at
tenion Of the jury to the law Of 1918, denouncine
the preparation Of military expeditions agains'
friendly Governments He remarked that from late
reports i,seemed that the Captain General Of Cuba
apprehends such an expedition against the Coy
ernment Of that island. IA He admonished the jury
that il was their duty to present to the court any
person or, persons, if any, there were, who had
been or were engaged within tho State, in the get
ting up Or setting on foot any such expedition, and
this duty he hoped would be faithfully and fear
lessly discharged, as he had - doubt il would be
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26
NICARAGUA.


~ Wha. appeared to to BE- improbable story reached
here some days g, from the South stating, on the authority
of person lately from San Juan, Ncaragua, that the Gov
eminent and people Of that country had become % hose
the Americans resident therein that anumbsr Of them had
been killed. and eight hundred others compelled to break
No their business arrangements and embark for the United
States This story Notwithstanding IL imProbsbilty, has
had very general circulation, and meeting the eye Of Mr.
E. G. saursn. lately the American Charge a Nicarasua he
has published letter the subject, which he states h'
conviction that the report wholly unounded and bears tes
tmony ha the feeling Of the Government and people Of Nj
carags towards our citizens bas always been Of the mcs
friendly character AT the worst be thinks, the
have foundation except in attempt al robbery OF
MURDER BY evil characters, such to he found in every
country In confirmation Of this view Of the case may be
stated, that the steamer Pyomeheus which arrived at New
York Friday, sailed from San Juan three days later than
the author Of the Information which is thus dscredted and
the officers Of that vessel had heard nothing Of tie alleged
ourages aa 20 F@fF M s5
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

We regret to learn from New Orleans, by Tele-
graph, Of tile death Of Judge BuLLARD, Of Lonisi,
ANA, and "a Representative from that State in the
last Congress Hehad been in i'll health for some
time previous to his decease. III, Il, ,5,.,
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

IsvAsIoS CuBA.--There have been some demonstia-
tons within the last few days. which seem TO Indicate the
existencs o organization for the purpose Of making another
descent upon Cuba On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
Of last weeks some sixty seventy passed down the
Macon and Western and Central roads, far Csssday
twenty miles this sde Of me savannsh. They TO have
gone thter under the whole force
returned 70 this city sunds night On Monday morning
they took up dine Of msrh the Southwestern road
Their destination is entirely unknown their stories are
somewhat conflicting and conssosorJ. We pretend not to
say "~hs In tho Sin bu. wvad not be surprised 10
osise ssrsDg news in few days RocsifSnis, d. Do
nioso Cubs, OF ssms other aosfssr q thssEobs. 4
M1ron (6eo.) journal ef Wesnesdsy.
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THE ADMINISTRATION, IN THE WEST.
The St. Louis In.elligencer thus cordially speak

THE ADMINISTRATION. IN THE WEST.
The St. Louis Ia.elligencer thus cordially speaks
of President FILLMoRE: y Tsga.lE.t
We do not know what influences may be st work at the
North South to advance the pretensions Of the various
Pirants, do know what politicians at Washington
elsewhere may desire to accompsh or their selfish ends
But do know that 10 the West with the Of intel
lgent rejecting people of 81 parties and especially Of the
Whss, MiIIARp FILImoRE justly regarded Model
Prssiden So fsr ass We conosmsd we dssirs noos
better HkpopuIary ia ths result 40 ad captain
dun qualities, he has achieved i BY no mean dems-
gosing appeal to low passions vulgar appetes BY
any catering sectional preudices selfish motives He is
popular with the masses because the people uy appreciate
the solid substantial virtues which ado his character as
statesman and Whoever may be the nominee Of the
Wing party, Mr. FILLMoRE will enjoy much Of its conf
dsnee and respect any that belongs TO IT. We need
not therefore, that be should be bearer il
the next Presidential campaign, shall sustain him will
lingly, cheerfuy, cordially and zsalously" aet 1t
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

rapid and mastery review Of the causes iou 70 e late
troubles and excitement in the country and Of the present
spec Of those questions He sed in detail the compromise
measures, examining the peculiar bearing Of each one, and
showed that though in hsmselves objectionable
yet whole, they placed the South in advance Of the pc
zion had occupied previously The admission Of Cslilo
mia State was inevitable from s annexation a. territory
has right admission by direct provision Of the Cona-
on and there power 10 Congress reject inquire
into its institutions any further than to know that its forms
were republican By admitting free Siats or with
constitution prohibiting slavery, Congress did not sanction
The Wmot Povso. any than in the admission OF all
the other free s,ates The people Of the Territories in form
ing their State constitutions have the unquesonable right
regulate their own institutions either permit or to prohibit
slavery, and Congress has power to reject or question
them that point. The admission Of Caifonis with such
institutions as possessed inevitable from s annexation
territory and the provisions Of the constitution Congress
could moi change ss institutions either to introduce slavery
there TO keep The South had gained an important
triumph in the protrs,on Of The Wmot pfovso and in the
forming Of territorial governments for Uh and New Mexico
dangerous power usuvped BY Congress restrict slavery
in the Territories principle which the free States claimed
and boasted was svocaby ed and which had moreover
received the sanction Of Souhsrn President was WELDED
surrendered, and voted down BY large majority at the de-
msnd OF the South, again. while the compromise stands
to be revived For several years previously this usupaon
hsd been sustained by large soe and had even received
the sanction Of Southern Administration The determined
demands Of the South and s manifest Injustice had rallied
against the patriotic Of sl sections and this great principle
Of Freesoism received s destbiow III this measure Of The
compromise Ass the old fugitive slave act and the man
could be rscoyersd BY il and any s,e on reaching Mason
aud Dxons line was safs il Csnsds Uojer the new
stringent law Of the comptoms many fustyss had sresdy
been recovered and many, be believed would SIN Be cspsu
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that hy virtue Of q d.
y cree OF nn Livingston county count, Ht the
August term thereof ~ ISL, shall -,,IntmllIr
nuutton, M the ouo, OF ire court house IN tonllrr
IN said county, on he inst Tuesday iu lurmonth of
October next, between the hours at lOo.,ork q M.
and = r', IT the same duv, the west Nnii oi tine
south west quarter VI 7cctj0u No -, md lots 4 and
., west htlfoithr north west quarter Ut sccuuu li
aud lot south wcstqnnrirr o the south wet quar-.
ter nj snll section 10, all i'm township No - month";
oinnge6 east at the third principal meridian con.
tanning two hundred acres or sn much thereof ls
shall be- necessary To pay the debts md COSTS uI ld.
mlusttlion, due on the estate OF Ellis Harlan lie.
ceased 'auG9l Isaac B"Rstr, idmsb
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Sale Of Schnnl

NOTICE is hereby given, lh7f viii offer at
y public sale On ,hc prcmlsrs,on
StTaoN he 2oh day of September merit,
between The hours Of 10 O'Clock IN and o'clock
p m of Snid day, school section ~, township 81
north range l. enst OF third principal meridian 49,
Terms, cash, with the pry,g, Of each purchaser
TO loan III" amount u his bid as p'oyido dby law
august -. 1851 I,B DFthNo,
Sriooi Commissioner Of LasqAc Cougty
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TENHc dwelling in front of the Court House. II,
n will be let ior oilicc---tho lower and upper
part separately. June !. G. NArrivgtE.
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- EGALIAs, and Masonic Rrzalas for sa!,
IL cheap, ltuppued soonnt
June H.. Kqry & N.yrrra,r-,,'z
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NpInlG term commences 81 W tNncsuaN ln April
summer 2I August
/ Fail sl October
/ Winter 81 January
Tuition m the several department.. from 50 Co -
per quarter Extras Muse Piano Forte, IS use
| IT instrument 81 Embroidery Dmwluu and
! Painting, from - Io 81 French 90 Contingent
| bl.l -, cents Rooms $50. The above expenses
poyab., uadvnurr No STUDENT admitted tor less
! TUE than bali @ term Rooms IN the Institution
| mrni-hcdby he occupants There vii be- n voca.
ton ,i two wee g. al tine close ct the winter session,
mud one otsN weeks at the close OF the sumner
session
/ The annual commencement Will take place on
the itn Of July at which time there viii be- AN exam.
{ i'n'iou ut The college c7-scs, and an exhibition.
Good bo1ri car b" ,htlln'I on reasonable terms
I--Slulcu. wishing ;o board themselves vii. bee fur
nishcd with lOomslu tie Institution The trustees
/ will spare no pans To make this institution worthy
/ otpnuou1-. Ncnsme- are being iahcu 90 Obtain
I nm extensive Library. We have already au excel
/ len, geological cabinet lI1roy's mathematics.
mud astronomical apparatus, and also a Surveying
/ apparatus. All books u'rd IN AZ the departments
can be obtained ON reasonable terms at the iu-tt-
tuition.
| LOCATION This institutions located At Mt. Pol
a'lnc, Putnam county, 10 miles from Peoria, 10
miles south Of Peru and La Suln, and 10 miles east
I Of Ilcnncpn II Be- retired, elevated and healthy
spot and in the midst OF an cntcrpr-ingond rlgo
community. Al business ON school matters, ad-
lress Rev c. VI. NMGur, OF Nj Palatuc
CRARLES Cross,
July %, 1871 Sccry OF the Board aud Agent
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'E'Ci,S.

SUTTON & FNFE have received a fresh lo, Of
> excellent 80 cent Tea. Superior Black and
ouug llyson at al prices. july 20
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IL the Family GrOcerT,
JUdson College.

Tf'lllS Institution Formerly Mt palajine Acad.
L emy) wa- ,hartcr,9pFcbruary, 1851 and is
now open tor the rcccpuc Of students. In order
.hgt ), may meet idc Uau,2otu,t classes, Acajrmi-
cal, Norma. and Female Departments me connect
ed with u. The cour.e Cd. Instruction wli. hy i.Dr-
uugh and systematic. The ycarwI.Ihc divided M
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AiIN,s.

Black Italian Gro dc Sws IS Gro de Rhine :.
Rich Brocalc, and Chameleon silks,
Tux Satin, Bonnet 81 k and snins.
- -ll-I----.-~.--S-N {
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EiTc Fr0of Paint.

- TONS oithi-iust received-1 very superior ar
- uc.e-lor sale low. WALEBR s FIcKLNG.
June y
KENNY LIND Hats, Jenny Lind Pants, Icrnr
y Lind Goats, and Jenny Lind Vests for s.e a
march % hoHN & NANyI -r.r,I.
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GREAT REMEDY
- - - - ~ -
Celebrated Family Ointment.

l. ND, Sac I1.rrg,t and DE- grl1i'G EricrEni ReBs-
nv p.t II composed 81 tssiIb's Extracts d7i
iH.s.a -r ra.THt,t ~ ne ae7gs Jf .Nsdioae fl tAs
saf Z. ..9yff,qry p..a.,s.
u.-luvy-ay acAuaN'rIg1 % Sc M luf'lil'c remedy.
rrH'f' ca-r where las teen 'H..Ni'iy applied on the
Hlral .r.i Tor rf1m1'uc Hsc Pen p!ra'un ant
ul "'tt'r n m a.. are. ui ihs ''-l bhsnnc tl--t.
' SONS. tuHgu-, sore Threat uurui. Cus tutlucuus
ifi i- sore n p.r slrg Bra1-t, U.l1sc- u tie tyc.
Ng.r 100 I1" ft'c. EHcugrlc Fals. Contracted t,r,..
PAIN ' SIDE ErS and otter parts " lJr - stem, Scui
Ii.rI Iru "7. o. 80 Wounds, Pace, AMI every kad VI
ryra r-a9..uet tho ir7r uati,e ur Inflammation. are
.rru.ur.' currl D., Jl'- g'ctyrcIudv
HEALING VIRTUES.
n 80 '7f a.i.arIr7.I Lerr, MS wei as nj Over ,l-
Sin 1lG r-I iHH whole western s'gics. t1t rinln'I
N-.. u.. u.,foH1.uHla ,clc -.rend celebrity. auh re-
yg'JruH, ua L.sy .-c 1 Cliiat hy their ''h,nAr.-
IUtvs' ANA powers. IS. %" NOT HuUg, those sho NJ.
Iour n endorse every p1foNt huHluC inlt COMES along
1Jr tci able 90 ulgkr assurance JiIy siIc not oby
Is ir."t Urt personally ourselves, hd from tc bst.
us4y of ugurraus portion a.. the community living
-t--LL IT, ILL.L..- M-.Nn. A.rL ID. l-.lM.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
D1aI uzluln1p1ps
cheap Clothing Store,

At Sanger g Armoul's New Brick BlocL,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS,
THE undersigned hegs leave to inform the c!'i-
1 zens Of Ottawa 5nd vicinity and the public IN
Csnclu that he has lust opened The ,oIgosl and most
fashionable
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
ever &c, W W this part of,hc county
G(!~i WI. SCI, az pIces ted. Griy auy competition.
The Cut, style, and Maize.
o'myCo9 - being superior to any rhmgrynr brought
10 -lr west, an enabled to guaranty every article
so1hy me 10 give the most prIi'cf satisfaction
Being connected with onr OF the 11S,s, importing
md manuacurng houses, ana prepared to sell
f. ON 10 u ~ per cent CksrDcr
ihan my other house IN town ~ y,cnuty
| nm receiving fresh supple. daily. and among
my pre- eut assoumen, may euumrra'c
Linen coats ...........,...,. al 81 90 20 :! %
Tweed conts, different styles - 20 400
Cio'h coas, various coiors,...,......6U 90 'u o 90
Cloth dSes coats, latest fashion. : 90 20 Is 60
Vests, the greatest Variety. ...s-...l On 20 coo
Satncit pants, suudgy ro'or,. leo 500
Cashmere pants IJcst fashion, . 3oic CUo
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FARm FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
~ 5 nrm containing eighty acres stua,-
sffstyA ed TWO and q ha'tmiIe1uorlh Of Qua
.isigB, wn. forty acres Of which are broke and
nIls ys-2 under fence \ good frame house
.'s+S1!i and yrl. are or the piace Apply to
TEo"rsoy y flWrF Farmers Store,
itrly ortUPr',r puiiou, on the premises
: II We have ~sp 100 acres Of fra rate prairie
land the north east luarerof section twcny-,dTrc,
township thirty tour, 10 range two east oiue p m
and about seven miles west 0t Ottawa and tive
ul'cs from the canal. 4 clear ute will be- given to
the purchaser IHcNrs5N & Fl-HLR
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EAre lsHN..'E

1 EaTHER, for sale by YIN. HasirN.
l. may l3,lSll
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Bills ~ SIEEIV
Sugar house 1Eo,usSp

- BARRELS sugarkouse mo!asscs.
> | 100 ha'l5ouels do DO very su
Drrior article, 10. sale at 81 Louis pr.cce
June Il WALKER & IIrrrrvg
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curtain window pauar

IF gI sizes md qualities from me celebrated
- Boston SylO band 200 l., Fcrg'spt'"nl brand
rom 90 TO -. apuIj Iouy lio.sNcE.
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Wool EEaIS.
Crane sls1NyIS

! GREAT variety Of black, dra5, and other
i ors also two cases Pear uuou Hats. Z,
elelp iCI cash, by June - LCCKw6,l
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N0oIe and Shoe


LARGE assortment Of Bsnama, China Pearl
arI LcChDrn hars b0Ju.e and single hrims. an,
yt 81. quIlE,s, FOR sale chccgcr Than ever before
June 7. IcrEwacr,-
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nFdfIcrcnt co,oIs, sizes, and pIIces,at
~ Iune7 LoCcw1
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Roots and Shoes
Cnmsr.Hs Hnnts +,
CuiIdTcrs SF,orS
Kip ~ siogn Boots,
TO s.,oct,,;t,Icrs.

Q00 LBS Oak tanned CatfSkins-- d
CUU may 81 Ilm N
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'h,''1'H.W 'P'' sA'uEtUSN'
| JsT opened, 1000 rolls OF every variety Of 4
- morjcou wal ropcr for pHrlols halls dining
rooms, aEI saloons, &c. apr . loHN llossArH
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HuTnC>s, Bridtr a COiIar

TUE best patterns, o. al. widths and Irnr,hs.
opu.A loUV lin-sArR
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PATENT MELODEON,

which they are prepared 20 sell mt Manufacturer
prices The public are invited 10 eel. and examine
these popular instruments. NO CT IRGE ron
lDVIrTA NHE Ouuwa, July u.