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NJ. BIRCHARD.
4 at Law.

TAvE agreed become Jointly nteressdin their profss
siona business in Portage county. They may be con
suited Ravenna during the term of Court OR at their office
in vat ieaon.
Burhard & Tyler, Franklin Mills, o.
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Il. II. RicIaardso
Moses Beans,

DEALER in English and Amernan Hardware, Saddle ant
~ Harness trimmings Ion Nails, &C., in Aliens block
Ravenna, O..
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-16

BOOKSELLER, Stationer, and dealer in Fancy articles,
Is TOYS Musical Instruments &C., &C., north of the Prentiss
House general assortment of School and Miscellaneous
Rooks and Stationery the lowest prices. Those
ng purchases respectfully invited to call and exam
nemy assortment.
May g. 1852. ao2
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-16

Prentiss House,
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
By WILLIAM NJ. FoLGER, Ravenna, Portage County, c
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Il. LITTL Il.

MANUFACTURER of Boots and Shoes, of all kinds, two
M south of the Court House, the shop formerly
cunied by Andrew Mcbride, Ravenna. 1y-323
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-16

mo. 40 lsss syfss AN ACT
Making in part for the year 1885, for
deficiencies in the Quarter Master Generals DEPART
-ment in the year 1852.
Section l. Be It enacted By the General ydssemblyef
ke State Ohio, That the following sums be- and they
are hereby Appropriated of any money III the treas
ury not Otherwise approx printed, viz.
For the compensation, and expenses of the Quarter
master General, three hundred dollars.
For paying expenses, and taking ofpuble arms,
one thousand dollars.
For one quarters rent due William Neil on the first
of January 1853 the the Hall of the House of
Representatives, two hundred and fifty dollars.
LANES c.. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
- WILLIAM AfEDILL,
President of the Senate.
Ne farnh0a 8.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-16

j. L. RANNEY. E. B. TAYLOR
Ranney & TayiOr,
ATTORNEYS and Counseors and Solicitors in Chancer
Office in Seymours's Block, up stairs
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-16

mo, 3d. ezsss5s5z7 AN ACT
Regulating the fees of Shsrifs in Probate Courts.
Sectionl. enacted by the General Assembly of
fAe of Ohio, That the Shers of the several
ties in this State for performing the duties required by
law the Court of shall receive the came fees
as are may hereafter Ec allowed by law for SIM
liar services in the Court of Common eas to be taxed
against the proper parties by the Probate Judge.
JAMES c. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatiyes.
s.s5ss = WILLIAM MEDlLL,
aEszs7ss ras.4fss President of the Senate.
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LATEST ARRIVAL,
AT SWIFT'S DRUG STORE

FRESH supply of nearly all the chemicals general
N medicinal agents. and for manufacturing purposes,
geter with general assortment Of Drugs ahfs o Dgss,
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n BAIRD tenders his and grateful thanks to the
ls citizens of Ravenna and adjoining oWns for their lid
patronage for the past at the same time assuring
them pains will be spared to merit continuance of the
selection goods the lowest possible rates
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-03-16

WIN. CaiMe, MI. ID.
Homeopathic Physician; Office over the Post Office, Raw
Ohio.
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NOTICE

Notice.
LII persons owing by nets, having unsettled accounts
with the subscribers requested to call and settle the
without further notice.
S. A. & R. A. GILLETT,
Rayenna January %, 1852.
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WI. w. Conn,
A TTORNEY at Law, and Solicitor in Chaneery otice
N Campbelrs Shop, Public Square,
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TUST received New Hardware Store, few of thos
q celebrated steel Muely Saws, of Warral & Co.
manufacture. Also, supply of the Sash Saws
g. of the best quality, which offered prices t
cannot fail to suit, for ready pay.
jan 10 E. I. RICHARDSON.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

misled the defendants may have been from
an ignorance of the law, it must hold them TO
answer from whaLit considers a violation of
the statutes as 1t appears from the evidence
in the case. II M -
And in conformity the'defendants are by
this court, held to answer, at the next term
of the court of sessions;the charge of an IN
lawful assemblage, and1a refusal to obey the
lawful commands of, magistrate The de-
PENDANTS are held to bail for their appearance
in the sum of fve-hundred dollars, and are
committed to the custody of the sheriff in
default thereof.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01
SlamIRr.

Mr.. EDITOR My reputation ha:
been assailed in public places, not by
the common herd so much as by men
in high places. They say am uncon.
stitutiohal, unsafe, unwise. unlawful
and undermining the great principles
of law and order; and further, thew
might say of me, which | would not de-
ny, that if all the mining districts in
Nevada county would adopt me, would
undermine and cave in a great loss Of
time and money, now expended by mi
ners in settling difficulties in our con-
stltuted courts; and also, | would un-
dermine and cave in the digginss of the
judiciary and the bar of Nevada coun-
" to an alarming extent. Well, Mr..
Editor, have no excuses to make.
am bound to stay in the Gold Flat Min
ing district, so the miners say, SO lsne
as will respect their rights and keen
things in order, and give every miner
his just rights-which if | fail to do.
the miners who gave me existence and
by whose favor Hive, will sink me into
oblivion. So Mr.. Editor, you see stand
tolerably fair at home, and if peonle
abroad will hold their horses, | guess
will get along well enough.
GOLD FLAT MINING LAWS
June 29th, 1858. "-'a@
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY 1.

San FRANCISCO AGENcY.-We are pleased
to state that we have secured the services of
Mr.. l.. P. FISHER, as agent for the Nerada
Journal at San Francisco. He is authorized
TO receive advertisements and subscriptions
for this paper, and to receipt for al monies.
All business thai ma be entrusted to him on
behalf of the Journal, will receive immediate
attention. Mr.. Fisher is our only authorized
agent in San Francisco. He may be found at
the Merchants Exchange. ~
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

SELLING LoTs FOR TAXES Very many
valuable lots have bern disposed of in
San Francisco lately, for taxes, the
owners unknown People are not ge-
nerally aware that the law recently
passed requires that lots shall be re-
deemed within six months, instead of a
year, as previously allowed. By the ig-
norancs of lot owners to this modifca-
tion of the law many lots are placed be-
yond redemption that otherwise would
be saved-the owners resting on false
security. The owners of let's are in ma
ny cases toiling in the mines, unsuspi-
cious that their property below is ire
coyerably passing from their hands
The lots are bought up by speculative
title buyers, who, by law almost en-
tirely unknown, are able to get hold Of
thousands of valuable property fer a
song. Many relied on redemption with
IN year who have now lost the chance.
We direct attention to the advertise
ment of Northam, Bartlett & Garwood,
IN connection with this subject
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01
Nevada Co. whig Convsntiou.

The County Convention met pursu ant
to the call Of the County Committee
and organized by calling c. w. Hill to
the chair, and appointing ] S. Hurd
Secretary.
On motion, committee Of FIVE wero
appointed to report permanens officers,
rs follows A. A. Sargent, j ~ Turner.
E. H. Gaylor, j. |. Sykes, j. C. Birdseye
On motion, the following were APP
pointed committee on credentials
/. w. Colburn. S. G.. Winchester, ].
Montgomery,'J. Johnson, Mr.. Curtis.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-Committe ON
permanent organization reported, for
President, Joseph Johnson Vice Presi-.
dents, 5. G.. Winchester, I. J Burgess.
B. +. Blanton; Secretary, T. w Colburn
The report was accepted and adopted.
Report on credentials rec2ived and
adopted.
On motion of Mr. Sawyer, it was voted
that the number Of delegs tes sent shouia
be thirty Also that they be nominated
from the floor. 4
The following gentlemen were then
elected delegates to the State Conyeu-
tion of July 9th. at Sacramento:
Stanton Buckuor, Hamlet Davis John
Il. Sykes, DR. Mccormick, +. II. Gavlor,
A. A. Sargent, John A. Collins, Gilmore
Meredith, E. F. Burton. B. +. Blanton.
A. N. Stoughtenburgh, G. w Dickeu-
son, Alex. McClenehan J c. BirJseye.
tloratio Hunt, Benz Ripley, George
Turney, Marcus Talbot, I, ii. Culver.
K. Gamble, w. A. Clarkson, ]. S Hurd'
A. 5, Crandall, J. f. Wood, ]. n. Tur-
ner, c. d. Cleveland, H. II. Sheldon.
Jas, FItz James, VIM. Foroy, J. e. For
dyce.
On motion of Mr. Sargent, it was
ReSolSed, That in the opinion of this
Convention, the County Committee have
power to fill oil vacancies in their body
1t was also voted that the thanks Of
this Convention be given to Mr.. IL.
Davis For the use of his Hatl for the
meeting. u.
Adjourned si,se die
JOS, JOHNSON, Prest.
J. S, " Hrs1, Go,'9"'' SECRETARIES.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

CHOICE FRUITs.-A. w. Potter has
fairly eneumh cred our table with can:
OF hermstically sealed fruits, labelled
strawberries" "blackberries, y &C., &c.
SO that we write amida perfect pyramid
of tln-all which, by the message ac-
companying, are designed as g Fourth
OF July present" MIR. Potter is eyi.
IDENTITY one of those gentlemen we some
times read of but seldom see. The pub.
Tic need scarcely be reminded that a,
his stand, the Miners Book Store, he
mas a most complete variety of pie and
dessert fruits, and Of those good things
which an epicure desires. aia 2
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

NEWSPAPER CHANGE -Msssrs Pick
ering & Fitch have disposed of their in
terest in the Times and Transcript to
MIR, Geo. Kerr, of the San Joaquin Re-
publican, and Messrs Geiger & Washing
ton, of the Democratic State Journal .
Mr.. Washington is hereafter, we under
stand, to be connected editorally with
the Tunes and Transcript, o. San Fran
CISCO We hear that the proprietors
who have disposed of their interest in
the Times and Transcript arc to receive
rom the purchasers the sum Of SIS. 900.
Union.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

CELEBRATION OF THE FoURTH.-W G
are pleased to state that several move
ments are on foot to mark the ensuing
Fourth, and to give it zest and pleasure
The first of these is for the little folks,
and consists of picnic to be given on
the opposite side Of the creek, near the
Revere mill. The three religious So
cieties and Sabbath schools unite in it,
with banners and music. 1t will un.
doubtedly be very delightful occasion.
These pilgrimages to the shrine of ma
ture are becoming very common in the
older states,and itispleasant to see them
introduced here. They betoken the
pure feelings and tastes that are the
crowning virtues and safeguards of
American character, and they help cul-
tivate in children the same virtues.
Ia the evening social Tea Party is
to be holden near the parsonage at the
head of Broad street, at which the ladies'
promise to spread all good things possi-
bic before the guests The object in
view is to raise money by the admission
fee to pay for, the new parsonage, which
remains from year to year as the home
of the minister, whose itinerancy makes
it necessary that home should be fur
nished for HIM, which he has not time
to prepare for himself save to leave it..
The object is good, and we doubt not
visitors will find quiu pro quo.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

LADIES FAIR AT Grass Valls " on
the Fourth the ladies give fair in the
new church for the benefit of the church
The preparations are extensive, and the
avails will undoubtedly be sufficient to
finish the building. We presume this
is the most effectual way to raise money
for church purposes, although ther. is a
growing dislike to the method. Its op-
ponents declare that if the same means
were employed for private ends, such as
rafi7s, rings in cake, luck bag, &C., they
would properly be deemed irreligious,
and that the end does not justify the
means. We remember these objections
were urged against the fairs in this city.
Nevertheless the public attended. AS
long as they do not object to this method
of paying for needed church. instrumen
talities, we presume it will be resorted
to: even if the straightor sort u DO OBJ
ject. We trust the ladies will be fully
successful in raising the funds. MIR.
Hale is young man of undoubted tall
ent' and piety, and able 10 do much
good. We presume as much money
may be raised by the fair without re-
sorting to all the e1travagancies usual
on some such occasions
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01
MuRpEtous AssAuLr.-We learn that

MuRpERuus AssAULT.-We learn that
a man named Lewis Coons formerly of
Rising Sun, Indiana, was shot at and
dangerously wounded by some unknown
person near Snow Tent House, between
the Yubas, on Sunday last. He was RI
ding on q mule when the ball entered
his back towards the left side, and pass
cd out through the front. He turned
and pursued the villain, but finding him
self growing weaker, turned and rode
back to Snow Tent, that he had left a
short time before. He yet lives, Though
in precarious situation. The assail-
ant was a mulatto, or very dark skinned
white man, and his object probably was
robbery. The county was secured for
him in vain. Mr.. Coons is respectable
man, with family in Indiana, and keeps
a store German Bar He had about
$500 with him at the time of the out.
rage. 1-s-c. as -.sa t-,ts....,.
1t is positively avered by Spaniard,
that he has seen joaquin, the notorious
robber and murderer, twice in that re-
gion-once at Eureka, and once at Snow
Tent. The ridge between the Yubas is
well fitted for the operations of miscre-
ants, and more murders have been com
mitted there than in any other locality
in the northern mines. Blood Run near
Snow Tent derives its name from the
corpses found in it.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

was able TO defend itself. He called atten-
ton TO the manner iii which the evidence was
procured for publication, which Mr. Sargent
Knight -easiiysconstrue into permission of
both justice and county CLERK TO publish.
The case was taken under adyisement.
We have occupied SO muchs space with the
matter that it is impossible for US to find
room for the remarks we have to make in
reference to this important case, and we de-
fer them till next week. -
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

bay There is a rumor that an Indian
general y known about Eureka as Indian
Jack, was killed deliberately between
the Backbone House and Little Grass
Valley on Sunday Goth, by man whose
partner Jack had killed some two years
before. Jack was desperate fellow,
and q dead shot with a rifle. He is sus-
pected Of being the one who shot at
CoOns, - ..
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01
For the ,Jnnrnal

The man shot, Mr.. Lewis Coons, is
progressing favorably under the atten
tlon of his physicians, Drs. Clark and
Randall, and some reasonable hopes are
now entertained Of his recovery, al
though he is still very low. No clue is
yet found to olmplicate any person in the
commission of the outrage. No pains are
being spared to apprehend the scoun-
drel- 1t has been supposed that Joaquin
or some OF his bard are in the neighbor-
hood. More anon. VIII. R.. NJ. D.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

DIED.-On the oath inst. at Hess Cross
ing, Mr.. f II. Platt, of bilious feysE, aged
about 2l, from Long Island N. Y. f
In this city. June 9th, at the residence
of B. Ii. Collier, Esq. Charles M. RsnsdaH,
lateaof Warren County, Kentucky, aged 2s
years. -~ 4fa-t r. ls..sz.l -+4r- -.,...
In Penn Valley, 29thinst, DR.. H. B. Per-,
kins- The remains, of the, deceased were
brought to this. place for burial, and his
funeral sermon will be preached next Sab.
bath morning in the Congregational Church,
Of which church he was deacon.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

n@Through MIR. Ryan of Adams &
Co. we have papers from the Atlantic
States -perthe steamer Panama. which
arrived atsSan Francisco at II o'clock
on Thursday. The news is to the 30tb
May. from New York and is not impor-
tant. -
Property to the value of $4,000 was
destroyed by the burning of the Oregon
Iron Furnace in Baltimore county, Md,
yesterday morning
In the Gardner case at Washington,
the jury being unable to agree were
dismissed. - =
The B Navy Department announces
thata bounty of thirty. dollars will be
given to able. and twenty dollars to or
dlhary seamen, who enlist in the navy
after June 3,
information from Rock ckland, Me. an
nounces that nearly all that place has
been destroyed by fire.
Gov. Trias of chihuahua. at last 10.
counts. was marching with his troops ia
oppose the occupation of the Massilla
valley by the Americans under Gov
Lane, Of New Mexico.
We learn that the British war stoou.
er Argus has. arrived at Halifax nnd
Will sail without delay for the Gulf of
St. Lawrence, for the purpose of protect
ing the colonial fishermen. She is to be
followed by another steamer and sever
al~saiiing vessels. Between the fishery
troubles IN the East and Santa tAnna =,
movements in the South. we are apnar.
emily destined to have lively TIMES be-
fore great while.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

RA- 'PIKEh sends US fun account of
the Masonic Celebration at Grass yal44
ley, a most brilliant affair, which we re-
gret we must omit.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

TIE PRIZE FItHr. The fight be-
tween ONeal and Yank will take place
IN the vicinity of Columbia, on the 10th
OF July Yank is still training at the
race track, one mile of Sonora. They
fight for $500 side.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

Business issstill impreying in Colun-
oia; lhe merchants are well patron.
lsed. Sickness is scarcely known in the
place, and the lawyers are taking in
washing. -d.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

a4-W We received an important bust
ness letter the past week after the ex-
traordlnary passage of seventeen days
from San Francisco as per post mark
The new officers are as efficient as the
old, and little more so. e"
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

sAWe learn that two men, named
Henry Curris and Enach Myers were
drowned on the 25th ult,, in an attempt
to cross the Yuba at Cincinnati Bar
Cufrie was from larry town, NY. My
ers was from Indiana. The bodies were
not found. 1i 5l
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

he raising of the grade of the streets
OF Sacramento has been commeAced.
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE

Rough 8 Ready nearly Destroyed.
A destructive confagrat ton broke out
at Roughsand Ready on Tuesday morn
ing LAST about o'clock, in the house
of Mr. Brondage, and spread with
such frightful rapidity through the
wooden buildings that little time was
left to rescue from the element the val
liable stocks of goods with which many
lof the stores were filled About for tv
stores, hotels, &c were in an hour but
smoking ruins. The business par: of
the town was almost entirely destroyed.
The fire was the result of carelessness-
said to been caused by person placing
the candle too near a cloth partition
when gong to sleep. We are indebted
to our friend 7. ]. Andrews, of Rough
& Ready for the folio Sing list of losses !:
Martell & Dennis, Miners Sup
plies, $4,000
Powers, Provision Store, 10000
Comstock, miners tools, &C., 5000
Ovens & Alexander, California
House, 5000
Ebright, provision store, $500
Tate and Buriss, provision store,
ten pin alley and house, 5000
Smith, clothing, 1000
Pierce & Truxil, provisions, 1900
j. Orn, Empire Saloon, 600
DR.. Barnes & Co., clothing and
drugs, 2 -i7 2 200
Scroggins, boarding house, Il. 100
Small clothing store, loss unknown,
Brundage, provisions, ta 1000
Mitchell, clothing, ,4e, l,600
Howard, provisions, a1,400.
Adams & Co., express, 1000
Total about $50, 700
Adams & Co. saved all their books
The Nevada journal., 1853-07-01

Adams & Co. saved all their books
and papers. We believe they simply
tenant ed tho building they occupied. =
If SO tho loss noted above falls else
where The enterprising people of the
place have already commenced rebuild
ing, and will soon have things in better
shape than ever These fires are a sad
leaf in California history, but they give
opportunity for those sterling virtues of
energy and perseverance, possessed by
the people of this state, to be brosght
into full development.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-01

AuctiOneer and Commission Merchant.
SAMUEL w SELBY, No 6S Main street.
Agent and Collector
CONSTANT SHEPARD, % Thomas street.
Agricultural Implements.
RUGGLES, NOURSE, MASON, CO., G Court
Mills.
Booksellers and BOOkbinders.
JOHN KEITH & CO., No 236 Main street.
]. S. WESBY, No. l24 Main street.
49,. Botanic Druggists.
BUSH & CO., No. "a Front street.
Barre Stage Office.
No. 2l5 Main street, next to Am. Temperance
House.
ApOthecaries and Druggists.
LEWIS I. LAZELL POI Main street
EDWARD H. MARSH, corner of Main and
Pleasant streets.
H. LAYING, dealer in Perfumery, Segars, Patent
Medicines, &C., No. 46 Front street.
Doors, Blinds, and Sashes.
J. 81. W. BARTLETT, No So Front street.
JOSEPH WADSWORTH, No. rs Main street.
Dry Goods, Millinery. and Carpets.
chamberlain, BARNARD, & CO., Union
Block, No. I9l Main street.
Flour, Grain, and Lime.
DRAPER & CLARK, No. lO3 and los Front
Street
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A grent and important end aecompIishedI,

GREY Hair Changed and a Net0 GroDth Produced!
The introduction of " Van Deuseu's Improved
Wahpene," the great Hair Restorative and acknowl
edged Specific for changing Gray Hail TO its primitive
Color has been attended with the most sgaa and unde
niabie Such declaration is based the uner
ing testimony Of unquesiiona Etcts. Vegetable
properties embrace those nourshag aud terminating
stimuants which, in concert with Nature act on the
bulbs and germs. causing the reproduction OF new
growth often Obstructed by sicky and deranged Hair
forming that depcsiie OF coiOrg matter necessary
to fleet change Of Gray Hair its natural aspect
lii purely Vegetable PREPARATION; free from all adj
mixture Of mineral acds alcoholic liquids and those
Dye-Stus so peculiar the novel inventions of the
day. Safe and pleasant It's application, It is one Of
the agreeable Preparations OF the Toilet; alays
nervous Headaches, &c.
For sale by CALDWELL & HILL, Apothecaries,
229 Main ST., Agents for " orceser.
iyl9 deod& won
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WORCESTER Dramatio NuIeum.
sr.aE MArAeEa............i. q cARrLIrcH
THE FRENCH spy.

ON TUESDAY Evening, Nov 1T, will be Acted
" (frst and ony time Ibis stason) the Grand Meo
Drama tic Spectacle, entitled
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-01

Comprising various grades from medium 10 the finest
qualities maDuiaciureu and in shades OF color
passed in beauty
The assortment of the above goods now being com
peted purchasers reminded that the pEesent is the
most favorable time TO make satisfactory selections.
Fer sale at Wholesale and Reiaii
o2l dTe&F2w q and & summer Street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-01
Real Estate, Insurance, Employment and
Rnn rhiiln. a

No. 233 Main ST., " Worcester, Up stairs.
Do you wish to sell your real estate? Do you WISH
20 buy house? DO you wish to LET your houses 10
good tenantsi Do you wish to get your HE or your
goods insured? Have you house you wish 10 self
Are you in want of help, either male or ismaie! DO
house9 Have you store for sale or 10 LETT Do you
wish to borrow money collateral security! Have
you wish to buy farm! Have you house lots for sale?
DO Won wish TO buy house hi! Do you wish to hire
a store? Have you Office 10 let! Do you wish TO
hire an oficee Are you in want of empl yment? If
40 YOU will do we'll to call at the above iency.
iyl5 deodtf LEWIS e. MUM.