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NUMBER 9.

No one can be habitually and uniform.
ly polite, without insensibly contracting
somewhat good, Whatevcrin any dc.
gree counteracts selfshness, so far lets
into the mind its opposite-benevalencc.
The judicial blindness of pride is seen
in this, that those are the proudest who
have nothing to be proud Of. Such pride
is the manifestation of essential self.
love-of that love of self which exists
where self is most vile and unlovely.
What a beautiful virtue is benevalencel
1t is precious tie existing between man
and man, as children of one common Fa.
ther-a tie wholly unaffected by differ.
ence of age, station, kindred, Or country,
and over which the artificial distinctions
ola vain world have little power.
How can any sincere Christian doubt
that where he is, there Providence has
placed him! In deciding where we will
60 and what we will do, we decide as If
human prudence were everything; but,
having so acted, we cannot but know
that Providence, at the least, permitted
our determination; and then, and thus.
it appears impossible for any true Chris,
tian to be out of his place.
There are many people in the world
who are afraid even ofa beautiful and
sublime idea, because it happens to be at
variance with some idea to which they
have been long habtuated. Such people
BY way, of doing good, as they imagine.
in checking the liberty of thinking. do
much harm; for thought restrained makes
men headstrong and reckless; but thought
encouraged makes men disposed to do all
things orderly.
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A Go-Ahead People.

| cannot accustom myself to Western
fare in the hotels and on the boats. In
stead of giving a few cleanly prepared,
plain dishes, the table is covered with
dainties, with jellies, and creams, ices,
French sauces and sweets-a most un.
fortunate attempt to match English with
French cooking, without the rude clean
illness of the first, or the savory refine
ment of the latter.
But the passengers obviously do not
care how the dishes TASTE provided they
sound well on the bill of fare, satisfied to
find on it everything they could com.
mand at the Cafe de Paris or the Freres
Provencaux. They are fond of the idea
that America is the very first country in
the world, even as respects the culirary
art. Even the water looks unpalatable: ::
it is the Mississippi water, with all the
mud of its bottom dissolved by the mel
ting snow.
"How do you like America, sir9 Is
it not great countryl" said gentle
man to Mr. Pulszky.
"Of course it is" was the answer.
"Have you found onything here which
fell short Of yonr expectations I"
"Your political institutions are admi-
rable," replied Mr. PulSzky; your people
are enterprising and enerjetic; but, after
all, there is nothing perfect under the
SUM-"
"Well, sir, what can you object to-"
continued the American.
Mr. PulSzky took up his glass and
said: "For instance, object to the mud
in the Mississippi water which you
drink"
Sir" retorted the American, "it has
been chemically analyzed and compared
with thewaters ofother rivers, and it was
ascertained that the Ganges as well as
the Nile contain several per cent. more
of animal matter than the Mississippi
81 have every regard for the sacred
rivers ofthe Hindoos and the Egyptians ,
said Mr. Pulszky; yet | am ready to give
the palm to your father of rivers, Only
| do not see why the mud Of the Hima
laya and the AbySinian mountains should
Justify You in drinking the mud of the
Western prairie. Don't you know here
the use of filters :"
"Sir," exclaimed the American, in
dignantly, show should we not9"
"Then why do you not filter your wa
ter" asked Mr. Pulszky.
Without heSitating one moment, thC
planter replied, "We are such goa
lead psople that we have no time to fiji
ter our water. ."-Madame Pulssky.
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The following interesting document
was recently, found among the papers of
Major John Shaefmyer, deceased pa
triot Of the revolution. 1t is a discourse
delivered on the eve ofthe battle of Bran
dywine. by Rev. Joab Troute, to a large
portion of the American soldiers, in pre-
sence of Gen Washington, Gen, Wayne,
and other officers Of the army:
Soldiers anil Countrymen We
have met this evening, perhaps for the
last time. We have shared the toll Of
the march, the peril of the fight, and the
dsmay Of the retreat, alike; we have en-
durel the cold and hunger, the contu-
moly Of the eternal foe and the courage
of the foreign oppressor. We have sal
night after night, beside the campfire
we together have heard the roll Of the
rcveille which called us to duty, or the
beat of the tattoo which gave the sigma
for the hardy sleep of the soldier, with
the earth fol his bed and the knapsack fol
his pillow.
And now, soldiers and brethren, VIZ
have met in this peaceful valley on the
eve of battle while the sunlight is
dying away beyond yonder heights, the
sunlight that tomorrow morn will glim
mer on scenes of blood. We have me
amid the whitening tents of our encamp
ment; in the time Of terror and gloon
have gathereI together. God grant tha
it may not be for the last time.
1t is a solemn moment. Brethren
does not the solemn voice of nature
seem to echo the sympathieS of the hour
The flag of our country droopS heavil,
from Wonder staff; the breeze has diet
away along The green plain of Chadd'
Ford, the plain that spreads before MS
glittering in sunlight; the heights >
Brandywine arises gloomy and grant
beyond the waters of yonder stream; al
nature holds pause ofsolemn silence ol
the eve of uproar, bloodshed, and strif
OF tomorrow.
They that take the sword shall per
ish by the sword"
And have they not taken the sword
Let the desolate plain, the bood sod
den. valley, the burned farmhouse black
enipg in the sun, the sacked village an
ths rsvagsd town answer; let the white
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Petition for Divorce.
In Chancery.

Guadalupe Valencia Petition for Divorce.
Geronimo Iuian In caan'ery'
Third Judicial District Court Of the United States,
for the Territory Of New Mexico, County. Of
Doha Ana, May Term, 1853.
Now at this day comes this petitioner, by her
Attorney, and files her petition in this Court. 1t
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court that the
defendant to this bill is not resident of this Terri
tory, it is, on motion of said plaintiff, ordered by
the Court that said defendant be notified by publ
cation according to law Of this order, that SAID
plaintiff has instituted in the District Court of the
U ited States for the Third Judicial District of the
Territory of New Mexico, an action, the obsct OF
which is to obtain divorce from the bonds Of
matrimony, and that unless he the said Lujan be
and appear on the first day Of the next term of salt
court, to be begun and held at the town of La
Cruises, in the county of Doha Ana, on the thrC
Monday of November next and on or before tn,
third day thereof answer the petition of SAID pain
tiff, final decree will be nade against said defen
dant. A true copy
FRAS. ]. THOMAS,
M, F. Tuley, Solicitor. Clerk.
Aug. 6, g.
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HANDSOME REWARD

ONE blanket, two strings of pepper, one almo
~ of beans, one pint of whiskey, and one roll
of tobacco, will be given to any person that
will present more partial alcalde than we have
in Las Vegas, Or in other words bigger fool.
c. W. KITCHEN.
Las Vegas, June 25, 1S53.-4w4
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FEMALE SOCIETY. By all means mix
as often as you can with refined female
society. A dignifed, social intercourse
with intelligent female society has a hap.
py effect upon the character. 1t tends TO
soften down asperitieS, promote cheerful.
ness, refine the feelings, and to save a
young man from vicious company. It
should be more reserved than we genera
lily allow with our OWN sex, but never
more trihing.
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Useeful and Suggestive.

SOLITARY MEAIs.-You should endea.
vor to avoid dining alone. Agreeable
company and conversation at table helps
to promote digestion, A meal taken in
solitude, especially if the mind is in an
unsocial or oppressed mood, will not do
You halfthe good that it would if taken
in cheerful and social manner.
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LOOK HE RE!!

TIC persons who have taken books from my
store ,pithont permissim are requested TO return
them as soon as convenient. The par ular atten-
ton Of somebo'y is called to this notice. and they
are requested to Immediately return Graham's Mag
azine Of January and February 1858.
JAS. L. SABINE.
Aug, 6, ST,
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Baron Smyth spcnttwo wholedays and
nights in considering an answer to the
conundrum-"Why is an egg underdone,
like an egg overdonel" lle would sui
ter no one to tell him, and at last hit
upon the solution--because both are.kara.
Iy done.
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,
]. NJ. HUNT, pRopRIErOR.

BOARDING by day, week, or month. lr con
ID uection with the above house is fine stable
and corral, also Bowling Alley, and Billiard
Tables
The table is always well supplied with the best
that the markets afford.
Santa Fe, May IA, lS53.-3m49
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Santa 81 lDeekIp Sa2ette
TERMS.

WEEKLY 50 80 a year, payable invariably in
advance; single copies IL l-2 cents. Advertise
ments, ST 90 per square of ten lines for the first
insertion, and Scots for every subsequent insertion.
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN AGENCY,
IN WASHINGTON, D c.

IN WASHINGTON, c.
TnHE undersigned offers his services IN the
nrosecution of claims before Congress End
the several Departments, and for the transaction
of anv business requiring attention at the Capitol
Parsons having business with the Patent lndl n,
Land, or Pension Offices, or any OF The Depart
ments of the Government, or in the supreme
Court of the United States, may rely on prompt
and faithful attention to their interests
En;oving an extensive foreign acquaintance,
w;ll undertake and be responsible for the safe
TRANSMISSION Of Stocks, or Money, to any portion
~ Enrope and attention will be paid to the cell
lection Foreign claims J.,
Correspondents will be furnished with specla
rsferen, es in whatever State they may reside, ahc
in thc promnent cities of Europe.
JOS. G. G. KENNEDY,
ofHcp on Fl Street, belweenNinth and Tenth.
GENERAL REFERENCES.
.... WASHINGTON.
Hon. John W. Maury, Mayor.
Baron Won Gerolt, Prusslan Minister.
Henri Bosch >pencer, Belgium Minister
Gen. Whitfield Scott
Gales l. 'edion.
Corcoran 4 Bggs, Bankers.
Shubb Schenk, Il Co., Bankers
Celden. Wrthers & Co., Bankers.
Joseph Henry, LII. D
LONDON.
Joseph R. Ingersol, American Minister.
The Prussan Minister.
Lieut.. Col Sykes, East India Co.
Joseph Hume, M ?,
Alb. Fonbianque, Board of Trade,
Edwin Chadwick, B ard of Health.
George Peabody, Banker.
PARIS LEIrsIG, SAX.
William O. p,re,. Dr. FlnUe.
Theod Say. BERLIN ,,
M Cnerrv, M. Delteuc
Edm. Lafayette. Piol' 'o" nauihe'
Livingston, Wells, 4 Co. HAVRk'
Lor Draper
Jply ., lS53.-6w
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United States of America.
Territory OF New Mexico ......t
FIRST Judicial District
Francis J, Thomas
Isidor Hochstddtel
This day came the SAID plaintiff by his attorney,
and il appearing to the satisfaction Of the court,
that the sud defendant is not resident of the Ter
ritory of New Mexico, but resides beyond the
limits thereof so tnat the ordinary process of law
cannot be executed upon him, 1t is therefore Or
dered by the court that he enter his appear nee
hereto on or before the first day of the next term
of this court, to begun and held at the court house
IN the city of Santa Fe on the third Monday OF
September next, and plead, answer, or demnr to
the complainant's bill, or decree pro confesso
will be taken against him. II is further ordered,
that publ alton be made Of this order according
to law
A true copy Of the order made in the above
cause at the June term Of SAID cout, A, D. 1888
Witness nv hand and seal Of SAID court, this LIST
day Of July, A. D. 1903 mounv,Ns .,.,
Avs M n. II. lVMFnlNo, o's'A'
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V,HE U. =. Mail from Santa Fe to the States
L leaves regul rly on the first day OF eacO
month. n,os M
Passage during the summer months $izo S,5o ~ ~
(" winter months $loO "
4Olbs of baggage allowed to each passenger
WALDO, HALL, & co ProPrletor''
Santa Fs, Sept. IS, lS52-u
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TALKING OF OrnERs.-It is very diff.
cult, and requires all 'the wisdom oftbe
serpent and the harmlessness of the do.
dove" to talk of people, without violating
the laws of charity or oftruth; it is there,
fore best to avoid it. By substituting
books, and the vast variety of characters
and opinions which they present, yon
give yourselfand your companions ample
scope for the expression of your thoughts
and feelings, for the discussion of various
questions, for sharpening each others
wits by collision of sentiment, correcting
the Judgment by comparison and discrmii.
nation, and strengthening the memory
by repetition and quotation.
Teeth SET ON EDGE.-All acid food
and drinks, medicines, and tooth washes
and powders, are very injurious to tho
teeth. If tooth is put in cider, vinegar
lemonjuice, or tartarc acid, in a lew
hours the enamel will be completely dc,
stroyed, so that it can be renewed BY the
fngernail, as itwcre chalk. Most peo.
pie have experienced what is commonly
called teeth set on edge. The explana.
tlon Of it is, the acid Of the fruit that has
been eaten has SO sottened the enamel Of
the tooth, thatthe least pressure is felt BY
the exceedingly small nerves which per.
wade the thin membrane connecting the
enamel and the bony part of the tooth.
Such an effect cannot be produced with.
out injuring the enamel.-True, it will
become hand again, when the acid is re.
moved by the fluids of the mouth, lust
as an egg'Shell that has been sottened in
this way becomes harl again by being
put into the water, When the effect Of
sour fruit on the teeth subsidies, they feel
as well, but they are not as well. And
the oitener it is repeated, the sooner the
disastrous consequences are manifes-
ted.
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JNHE undersigned begs leave to inform his friends
| and the public generally, that he IS prepared
to do all kiuds of cabinet and carpenter . work OH
the most reasonable terms. Shop, two doors ABOVE
the store oil Jesus Loya. o,,,.r
San,a Fe, May I, lSo3,-y JAMES h CL'f l.
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Revolutionary Sermon.
Aug, 9, ST

They that take the sword shall perish by the
sword.n
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FOR SALE.

A SMALL cooklng-stove. Enquire OF
A lw5 W. A. MILLER,
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Wanted Immediately,

I000 COAT, Vest, and Pant makers. Good prices
L'IOO and cons'a"t employment will be gwen.
Apply to MACULL AR, WILLIAMS, IL CO., I'll
Ppets Block Main ST, sign of the Fnll Dressed Nam
N.Y. dm -
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la ICE-ICE.

7NHE subscriber win start his team the first Of May,
IL and will call on all of his former customers to O.
cit continuance of their patronage through the
ing season. and the public generally. Prices for Ice In
quantities less than 5000 lbs 20 per 100 lbs over
5000 los 20 cts per Oo $500 lbs. I6a cts per 100 No
contracts taken. l -e iiN fA N
Any neglect on the part OF drivers 10 accommodate,
shall have prompt aiention by leaving word at the Of
fee, l47 Main street. Persons who have changed their
residence since last year and wishing Ice will obldgc
by leaving their names al the Office. 3f
Nov and Second hand REFRIGERAT0RS for sale
or exchange as low as can be found In the city. n
apo DIFF flH B.F. Haywood.
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FOR SALE Or TO RENT.
For sala or 10 Rent.

T'bE large and well known Els ablshment, situated
J. on Washington street, near the Providence & Wor-
cester Depot, formerly owned and occupied by Tour
telott Co as a Machine Shop for the Manufacture
OF Paper Machinery, for sae TO rent upon fsvora
bic terms. II Will be sold or remed with without
the Steam Engine, Engine will be put in of
such size i'll sun the of The tenant Apply
10 the subscriber, No. 81 Thomas
w. A. WHEELER
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rLO W P1CW S.
SHINGLES.

A Ii persons who are IN want OF Shingles, will dc
IA well To call aud examng our stock before purchas
ing elsewhere, we have hand The largest as
sortment in the State not excepting Boston, and are
selling them at low prices Also good stock OF dry
PINE and SPRUCE CLAPBOARDS.
tfr fNNea b ega T. IL o. X EARLE,
Washington sq'r, near the B. Nv, Freight Depot.
mch24 diff ~ .l
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T. G. Pearson
MOULD resree fully inform the pnbie that he ha
w taken The old stand of Farley & Pearson 200,
Nam stree, WorcesteH Mass, wuere he continues to
manufacture Garhsrt's celebrated patent Ssraphines
Melophines aud Ecans, single and double reed, from
4 TO octavis, and of the best style and finish
Every Instrument male oad sold by the subscriber is
warranted TO give perfect satisfaction.
ianl @ daw6m
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HAIR OILS, &c.
Lyon's Katbairon.

For Preserving, Restoring, and Beaastityi,eq
the Hair.
iansng il to grow luxuriantIy and giving II soft
acter, The KATiiAIR0N neutrazes the effects of
disease, climate, and old age, in preserving aud resior
ing the human Hair, even after BaidnFsS of many
yearscleanses the scalp from DdnGru6 and its mar
ura mpurliies,-mmedaciy relieves sympathetic at
tseks Of Nervous Headache, and cures al cutaneous
diseases ofthe skin, such Eryspelas, Salt Rheum,
Itch, &C. Asa
TOILET ARTICLE. am
for giving the hair rich, SOFT glossy and curling APP
pearance, nothing has been discovered compare
with its inc0nesed-;ts incOntestihe virtues 1t i'm
parts the fragrance of The delightful aud exotic
flowers, and free from all mineral properties or any
substance Which color the skin, or stain a. adys
hat For
Bald and Gray Heads,
it PIeeminently beneficial THE Kathairnn restored
my hair, after badness OF u years. A. JAY CoURT-
RIGHT, rs Bond s:rtet, NJ York" This Admirable
preparation can he had Of all reputable Dealers through
au North and Snuih America, aud The Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles. for 25 cents.
Sold to the trade liberal discount, but commits
stoned IN no Instance.
d. S. BARNES, Proprietor.
l6l Rroaway, New York.
s. d 10 Worcester BY slBI.EY & SCOTT, l. T,
aDATElB, DAVID SCOTT, ia, JAMES GREEN,
G. $ A. J. HOWE, NJ .. GREEN, and E. H.
MARSH, aud sold by all Druggists, every where.
WEEKS & POTTER, No. l54 Washington street,
Boston, wholesale Agents Tor New England
marl4 daw6mis
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Ia In tATNlC, on Pleasant st consisting sszz
%iH Of about 100 Acres suitably divided IN ss5fF
Pasture, Moving, and Tage Lands--=as=
Said Farm contains Dwelling Houses in good repair
an sbundt supply Of never failing water, and i'll be
sold low.
For further particulars, inquire of LEVI GATES on
the premises.
Worcester, June 7 1858 d3v.
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D. S. RARNEs. Ptonrictor
UnTOll EEair g1ressInng SaIo0n

MESSRS JAHKTNS q CLOUGH would most re-
w specially inform their patrons, and the public
generally, hat they bave fitted mp new Hair Dressing
Saloon, in splendid sly e. the Jewelry Store of H.
ID. Goddard d Co., in the Block recently erected
between the Post Office and American Temperance
House, where they viii be found in PROMPT attendance
upon ali wha inay favor them with a call. Returning
their most sincere thanks, for the liberal patronage
which-they have received during the many years in
which they have carried on the business in this city,
both separate and together they trust that this new
effort viii still increase the public favor.
w. H. JANKINs,
decl4 dtf r. A. GLOUGH
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FARM FIR SALE

Worcester, May 20, 1853.
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EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC.
A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth Preservation, and Beauty of


A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of
THE HAIR.
F'HE above has been thoroughly tested and the result
is, universal expression of entire sasfactinn.-
1t warranted to eradicate the pandru prevent BALI
ness or tendency to iuFn gray, prevent the falling Of
the hair its color, render it soft piabe and
glossy and in good condition for curling eradicate the
ain alcul9 which is destructive the hair, remove
the scuIh cure scad head, relieve headache, sc. The
Excelsior Hair ionc, being purely vegetable prepaia-
uon is the thing ard the only thing worthy of It's mime
BdtdheSS.shnnld any desire his bald head
Ieiiag ner the shade al beautiful locks, let him make
thorough Of the Excelsior Hair Tonic
Falling or LooSeHing ut The Hair. If this disease
he eglected, it viii prove the precursor of badness
result which is by desirable one, and " heh
can easily be avoided by thorough of The Excel
sior Hair Tonic.
Dandrpf and Scurf.--This disorder, in most cases
owing to neglect want of proper attention, may be
easily ana entirely obvated by the use according 10 d
rections, of the Excelsior Hair Tonic.
Headaches II you would be relieved OF headache
and the gloomy dsagreeabe feeling attendant upon it,
and IN their stead be Inspired with herevivng refresh
ing aid hilarious spirit resulting from head clean and
clear. and brain free and active use the Excelsior
Hair Tonic.
Lihin,eht.-For Wounds, Bruises, sprains, Agues
Rheumatism, Chblains Stings and Bites of Insects
Sore Throat, Pimples Chapel Hands, &c. a most ex-
cellent and valuable IMMINENT the Excelsior lair Tonic
Chfldrenlt may be used upon he heads of children
with the happ'esi results
Prepared only by LOMBARD d CUNDALL Drug
gists, Springfield, Mass. To whom applications for
. agencies must be adore ssed.
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WORCESTER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE %. 1853.
WANTS. &c.
Wanted Immediatelv

RY the subscribers, at their Steam Shop in East
lD Brookhed, four good wood workmen those who
are used TO working hardwood preferred. Also. Few
apprentices to learn The Mathnist at wood and
iron. l., 4 A w. STEVENS
] East Breok6eld. Mass. Jnne /. Is B. DIFF
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PKICE TWENTY-FT

PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
fAGENTs-CALDWEI L d. HILL, e. H. MARSH
and ID. SCOTT Jr., and sold by Druggists and Fancy
Dealers &C., throughout the United States and the
Canadas. my6 daWtf
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North End Market !

THE subscriber has opened a Market IN BANGS
Keeping Kssortibents' OF
MEATS AND vEGE
and trusts by keeping good articles low prices TO re-
ceive his share of patronage.
ST. Goods delivered ia any part Of the city.
I novl9 dlir' iNfaoaa n r&i u L WpDn p
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Real Estata for eala

@A THE HOUSE, BARN, andLoT. No. AZ Pleas
GsI ant street. Also a cottage House about six min
uels walk from the City Hall Apply to
mems dt JOS. LOWELL JR