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"Eternat Vigilance is the prtce Of Libe,fy.'
PROSPECTUS OF THE FREE CITIZEN.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

rIyHE undersigned proposes publish Mt the seat Of
L government Of Pennsylvania an Independent De-
mocraiic weekly newspaper under the above title
and, in announcing this purpose, We deem it proper
to refer briefly To few Of the general principles which
shall govern
The Scripture teaches that "God created man in his
own image. and that all men are consequently broth
req Tho Declaration Of Independence recogn ses
this truth whom II declares that '.a created
equal and that they are endowed by their Creator
with certain naliensble rights, among which life
liberty and the pursuit Of happiness
We believe In the Constitution Of the United States
which declares It's purpose to be TO form per-
feet union establish justice insure domestic tranquil
lity promoc the general welfare and secure the bes
sings Of liberty" and hold that all its provisions
should bo construed In accordance with this general
purpose.
This was tho position and purpose Of the sa es of
tho Revolution, and We their descendants should la
Dor to tho blessings Of individual liberty and
national liberty.
We believe In Domocracy--a government by the
People and for tho people-n the Democracy of free
thought FREQ speech. free conscience free labor and
free men-in the Democracy which ioathcs 0ppres
sion aud which docs not bend its back 10 sustain the
interests Of Class however powerful imposing its
numbers or position. Democracy which does this,
which despises the People, undertakes their intel
gence disregards their opinions and abuses their
ddenco, we look upon prstencc and sham. Ii
Is to be considered merely a stall Fed animal
to be satisfied when filled with comforts then
will free citizens and froe aborcrs be looked upon
a nuisance and IN incumbrance; but not WHOM they
are regarded the life blood Of the Republic We
have been told that such paper as We propose to
print cannot live In the atmosphere Of Harrisburg,
that the politicians Of Pennsy have debauch
ed her public sentiment crush all regard for
Justice, Humanity and the Rights Of Man rs pro-
claimed in the Declaration Of Independence; but We
do not believe this Every friend Of freedom and do.
mocracy has personal interest in the reputation Of
the Commonwealth, and trust every friend Of tho
cause will do his part to sustain Tax FREE CITIZEN
l~>f, 40 al nAax h.. Gtat.
TERMs.-THE FREE CITIZEN will be printed
on large and handsome sheet, ut Two Dollars per
year, payable invariably in advance. Three copies
will be sent for IS; copies for s.; and 10 copies
for SIS. No paper will be sent unless the money
companies the order Address
A. M GANGEWER HARRISBURG Pa.
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ANOTHER MEDICAL WITNESS.

IT, II Is no small evidence of tho intrinsic value
Of this great vermifuge, when even physicians who
are generally prejudiced against patent medicines
voluntarily come forward and testify to its triumph
ant success in expolling worms Road tho following
HARRIsosvILLR, SHELBY Co., KY,
April 2, 1849
lam apracticing physician. residing permanently in
this place. In tho year ls43, when resident Of The
State Of Missouri became acquainted with the su-
perior virtues Of DIR. McLane's vcrmifugo. At some
more leisure moment, will send the result Of
pertinent made with vial, in oxpelling upwards
Of 900 worms l.. CARTER, NJ d.
u htdd a Co.
ND- Purchasers viii please be careful to ask for
DIX. McLANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE,
and take none else. All other vermifuges in com
psrison, are worthless. DR.. McLano's genuine Yer
mifuge also his celebrated Liver Pills. can now be
had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United
States and Canada. ~
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lust PUBLISHkD, In one handy volume, al those
u popular ways Of making money, which have claim
ed so much attention the past year, via: Prof viii.
HaIason's. Dowman's, DR. Shriner's DIR. Xaupis, X.
n Harnan, DIR. Reese's II. 8. Hollis, Shpman a
Cos III p. Cherry's, M. |. Cocks. q. g. Anderron's
heavy profits from s. TO $40 pcr day All together,
though, Il Is beyond doubt certain that one two or
three Of them will suit the wishes Of each person look
Ing out for some literally paying business, and thus
yield corrcspondngly double or treble profits. To
these have been added number Of ne,c plans never
before published and equal II not superior TO the hes,
of the above, and suited to the wants Of any wbe
might possibly be unsuitcd in the first mentioned
The work " complete. Satisfaction is guaranteed
The whole win he sent TO all enclosing postpaid 10
L. NJ y. Cooke, Hagerstown, Md Fer s., copies,
IL copies, $40. Feb a-a
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CLGvELsND WAFER CURE ksrAsLssa-
MENT.

TIVE above Establishment s nov commencing its
i seventh session,
The number Of patients treated at the Establishment
has been tho increase from year year, for the
past six years, until the last season, when the de
mands Of the public far exceeded our power to &C
comm odate them. The increasing rapidity and pro-
portion ofcures, from year to year induces the sub.
scrber TO believe that his enlarged experience and
lid rarely cqualled
Diseases peculiar to females treated with suo
csss and yaJa Of cure believed 10 be surpassed by
mona MAY 29l r. r. SEELIE, NJ. H.
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PEOPLES MASS STATE CONVENTION!
AZ Madison, Wisconsin, Thursday, July b

Allmen opposed to the Repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise, the Extension Of Slavery, and tho Rule of
the Slave Power, are invited To meet at Madison,
Thursday. July Is. to take such may be
deemed to prevent the future encroachments
Of the Slave Power to repeal all Compromises in IA
yor OF Slavery and to establish the principle Of Free
dom as the rule Of the State and National Govern
ments The time has come for the union of all Free
Men for tho sake of Freedom There is but one al
tentative We must uniie and be Jree or divide and
be ensiaped. by tho pratorian bands of tho Slave
holders and their Nebraska allies.
MANY CITIZENS.
15r- Papers throughout the State, friendly To tho
object Of tho above call, please copy. June 20.
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TRAVELLING AGENTS WANTED,

rTNO obtain subscribers for " Woodworths Youths
4 Cabinet" decidedly the most popular magazine
for young people in America Price only ST. The
work has AZ pages in zach number. is literally illus
trated with engravings, and filled with just such read
ing as is best adapted to entertain and instruct the
youthful reader.
A new volume begins with the July number, which
will be sent to any person DESTROYS Of examining the
work Agents. applying with satisfactory references
will be literally dealt with. Address by letter or
apply in person, to the publisher,
ID. A. WOODWORTH,
June 26-4t No. ll8 Nassau st., New York.
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tuiional, while i i deemed both proper and con
siiutional for President 10 engage in war to
extend aud perpctnaie Slavery Has not this
policy gone lar enough When can there be "A
more anspicious time Than now 10 commence
new order ~ things We need little legislation
on Slavery, except 20 prevent its extension; but
we do need much to develop our natural re-
sources, and 10 extend and ortiiy our free insti-
tutions.
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IMPORTANT To YOUNG Nm.

+ OFFER for sale upwards of thirty different Re.
/ ceipb, many Of which have been sold the past year
for Eve dollars APIECE and the whole comprising 80
many different ways to make money. In the sale OF
one OF the articles alone, have known young men
the past year make from eve TO twelve dollars per
day and in the manufacture and sale Of any Of
tho articles young man Of energy and ability
fail to make money Address H. B0WMA Boston,
Mass, enclosing one dollar and the whole numbe:
Receipts viii be forwarded by mail No letter taken
from the Office unless prepaid. March l.
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LNoWLRRs. WELLS, A co, Phrenclogists and
u Publishers, 33l Arch street, below Seventh Phil
adsiphia. furnish ali works on PhrnoloD. Physioi-
ogy, Water Cure, Magnetism, and Photography,
wholesale and retail, at New York prices. PROBES
sional examinations, with charts, and fall written
descriptions 81 character, day and evening Cabinet
free. May Ply
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yrs, HEAR. THINK, ACT.,,

Il, q. HOLMES 4 co, Cincinnati Ohio, are pub
Ia. fishing book, containing the information nd
vertised in this paper by M. J. Cook II is . limo
volume of ninoty six pages, and will be sent by mail
post paid, Tor twenty. i've cents, or nine postage
stamps Juno I'll.
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8 q WILLIAMS.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Washington City
nRACTICEs in the Courts Of the District Of Co
II Iumbia, and before the Departments Of the Gov
arpment Office over Banking House Of Seldsn, With
sra A o. June ao--n
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MiNsE.orA LAND AesNY.
Tracy h Farnhana, General Land Agents, 81. Antho-
ny Falls, Minnesota

Tiny \ Farnhani, GeneraI Land Agents, u. Amino
ny Falls, Minnesota.
rNIIE Subscribers offer their services TO Eastern
i capitalists ia making investments in w sstern
lands
Few portions Of the West present 40 great in iuce
ments for the investment of capital, as Minnesota
Ii possesses n highly productive soil beautiful and
healthy climate, and is settling with Unprecedented
rnlidiiy. Lands win increase here in value in
i've years than In many places in twenty five
The subscribers can make investments which will
net any and, In some eases, a hundred per cent.
year, for many years
Lands can now DO had now and thriving |
lages for ~, - and IS per acre, that In ten eas
will be worth ten times that amount.
Circulars. containing much reliabls information
regard 20 the country furnished gyatts, on app
ton 20 TRACY A FARNHAM
May % st Anthony Falls, Minnesota
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A. ARNOLD, PATENT 40 ar.

CONTINUES the business of furnishing Drawing,
~ Specific atoms Caveats, Conveyance and procu
ring Patents lie attends to all business usually re-.
CURED TO he transacted with the Patent 0nice. Mod
els forwarded by Express and letters containing
foe of Ave dollars promptly attended to. Persons
writing from distance should give their town,
ty, and State, legby
Refer to Hon. Thomas ]. Rusk, Hon. @. ". James
and Hon. p. Allen. ". 8. Senate. Dsc am
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IMPORTANT no THE BLIND

.DR KNAPP, 0culist at No. 140 Main street. Buff
IL falo, New York, restores sight 60 the Blind with
chon ical vapors, externally applied This new
method causing no paiR, Is ut once remarkable and
successful Several forms IL blindness are removed
by this treatment that heretofore have been incura
bie March a.
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Or. WESSELHOEFTS WATER CURE.

BRATTLEBoROUGH, VERMONT,
A LII rum0rs To the contrary, continues To receive
N patients for whose recovery aud comfort the I'M
deTsignsd pledge themselves 10 spare no palms. go
that thcy may maintain the fame of the establish.
mont its provisions for hydropaihic purposes are
unrivaled and is supply Of pure soft water is abun-
dant cool and palatsble at all seasons without tho
ofice
DR. II LEwENTsAI. Resident Physician
Mas. v WgssRLnorFr, Proprietress
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WALKER. PORTRAIT FAINTER.

HAVING become perm anent resident of this
IL city, respectfully invites the public TO visit his
building Al street, second door from Shiilingtons
May 16--eodT
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CAMERON,S

GENERAL AGENCY and Insurance Office, 3 Co
NJ lxmbia Place, u doors north Of Louisiana ave-
nne,) Seventh street. Toast sdc) Washington, d. @.
Claims before Congress and the different Depart
msnts Jan. Sd
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A ND Diseases Of the Genital Organs, removed in
N an incredibly short time Invalds afflicted with
the above complaints he successfully treated st
No SO Broadway, between Second and Third streets,
east side Office hours from ton to twelve o'clock.
Drs. wHTTTEMORE and SToCKWELL
pec ~ Cincinnati. Ohio
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SERVANT WANTED.

GOOD Wages will be paid TO q colored woman com.
" petent TO do tho work Of small family. Inquire
over Mr. Edmonstons Shoe Store, 7th street, II.
Jan. 3--d3t
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LARD ulI., STAR AND ABAMANriNs ,As.

MO. Extra Lard OIL well filtered and free from
IN golatinc, manufactured for fine machinery. wool
lens, and solar lamps.
Star and Adamstine Candles full weight and prime
quality, warranted 10 stand the climate of California
Australia the Indies and Africa.
Orders for any quantity executed promptly Apply
to THOMAS EMERY, Lard Oil, Star and
Adamantine Manufacturer. Cincinnati. q
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AI.RERT a BROWNE.

COMMISSION MERCHANT, and Agent Of the
~ Bcsten Hemp Manufacturing Company. Gangs
of Rigging, and Manila Cordage American, Russia,
and Manila Hemp, for sale.
Jan. 6--d3m No. 152 Commercial st., Boston.
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, JUNE 26.--The news by the
Atlantic has had depressing effect on the
cotton market.
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ROCK AGENTS WANTED.

Two circulate in every county in the Union some
i most rapid @ttiHg, popular. and beautifully IA
lustrated subscription books. small cash capital
required. Apply to HENRY HOWE, Ill Main street
Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb 16.
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CROCK Err, McKUNE, r ROBINSON,
A TToRNEYs AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW
N Office Nos "a and Is in Read A Co.'S Post Once
guiding Sacramento. April l.
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A FIVE CHANCE.

UNPARALLELED and honest profits, with . small
" capitai " particulars address, post paid, Box
%. Charlottesville Indians. April 27-6t
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New York, JUNE 26.-Flour-sales of 1000
State brands at Sc rs 1925, Southern $s so o
So ST. Wheat--salcs Of 5000 bushels of com
mon red at $3.50. Corn - sales OF 10000.
bushels Of mixed at 80 cents, yellow at 50 cents
Stocks are dropping.
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Or. Nathaniel rhurslon's office,

DOOM No. 20, in Hilman's Temperance House,
California. Mays
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= p. CIsANE.


CHASE a BALL, Attorneys and CounseIlors NJ
~ Law, Cincinnati Ohio, practice Ia the State
Courts Of Ohio Ia the Circuit and District Conrts Of
the United Statos 10 Ohio and In the Supreme Cour
Of the United States at Washington. Jan. .
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JOHN s. MANN,
A TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
IN Coudersport, Potter county Penn. Jan. 26.
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Ohio Rioer.

WHEELING, JUNE 26.-Three feet ten inches
Of water in the channel Of the river at thi
point. At Pittsburgh, three feet four inches
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WALL PAPERS! WALL PAPERS,

DARRISH a H0UGH, Manufacturers End Import
Il ers Of Paper llangngs, Borders Decorations
Curtain Papers, Fire Board Prints &c. &C. offer the
at very ko,c prices, wholesale retail ORDER
promptly attended to. Address,
PARRISH A HouGH,
Jan. 2S-19t No 4 North 5th st., Philadelphia
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Murderer to be Hung.

New HAVEN, JUNE 23.-The House of Rep
reseutatives this afternoon refused, by large
majority, to commute the punishment OF young
Michael jennings who murdered Mrs. Brad.
lev, in North Haven, last summer. He will
therefore be hung on the second Tuesday in
July.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, JUNE 26-The commercial ad.
vices by the Atlantic have, as yet, had no per-
ceptible effect on the market. Flour is dull,
and the market slightly in favor Of the buyer.
Howard Street is held at SO so. City Mile,
So No buyers. Wheat Is very scarce Sales
of 400 bushels red, nominally at 20 to 81 80
white, $3.50 to $40. Corn has advanced
Sales of 10 900 bushels white at 80 GENTS vel.
low, so to IS cents mixed, 20 cents. Oats
sales of 3. 900 bushels at so to SO cents. Wits
key, % to 90 cents. No change TO notice in
the quotations Of the other leading articles OF
the market
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Kaoap Nothing Tcforg.

NORFOLK, JUNE 24-The municipal election
to-day was holly contested, and resulted in the
election Of s. s. Stubs, Wing and Know Moth
ing, for Mayor. The whole Know Nothing
ticket was elected.
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PLiLnlleLnhin Market,

PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 26.-Fiour dull at Sat-
urday's quotations. Wheat declining. Corn,
SO TO 81 cents.
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Later from Hauana.
The Canadian Parliament.

QUEBEC, JUNE 24.--Parliamcnt was pro-
rogued this afternoon, amid great confusion
Members Of the House insisted on speaking,
while the Governor was waiting in the Legis
latiye Council Chamber. His Excelency's ar
rival being announced, cries Of @let him wait"
were heard. The Speaker could not restore
order and tho Governor General was kept
waiting several minutes, during which the
House was in the greatest confusion When
order was restored, he appeared, delivered his
usual address, and declared tho House to be
prorOgned.
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ANTI.SLAvERY PRESS.

Liberator, Boston, Ms; VIM. Lloyd Garrison $3.50.
Pennsylvania Freeman, Philadelphia, Pa. c. NJ. Bur
leigh; 81
National AntiSlavery Standard, New York. N. Y.
$. ii. Gay X. Quincy 81.
Anti-slavery BugIe, Salem, O.; M. R. Robinson $3.50.
Voice Of the Fugitive.
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From Affca.

.WuSSuCHUS1IIS WHIy DtuIe CuHUe""'OH'
BosroN, JUNE 25.-The Wing Central Com
mittee have issued an address, calling the State
Convention during August and referring to
the intense excitement created by the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise. 1t also compliments
the Massachusetts, delegation in strong terms.
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LOVES ANNIvERsARY....Br =. TErrrsos

o. when gazed in those enchanted eyes
Where tears and light in orbs Of azure sleep
Meth6ught saw beneath the vayeiess deep
Inlad with splendors from the moonlight skies
Where treasures CLEAN, and secret fountains rare
Leap up from floors Of hyaline far below
Or looked through heaven and saw the utmost star
From the hush'd empyrean throb aud glow
Methought had awokc in Paradise
Newborn, with youth that never should decay:
All sense Of life and change had fed away
OF fear and i'll. pored into those eyes
And all loved to see in kature'sf face
And days to come, and memories OF years
Spirit and form. methought and time and space
Were orb'd together in those azure spheres!
There a time when only the green earth.
The SKY tar-peppled, and the biissful air,
The mighty world and all the maryes there,
Fi!ld my immaculate heart with love and nirth
And gave it strength and sweetness. Now instead,
was spirit without eyes ears
But thrc' storm-clouds msthought could have fed
With her unharmd, thro' thunders and thro' fears,
Slowly pass'd from the unearthly mood ts
Ofthat omnipotent hour, like one whoss eyes
blinded with sudden lightning from the skies.
Have felt the finger of healing God
And then-O wonier-still another change
Was wrought saw as thro' a rainbow dew
The heavens fFd with light divine and strange,
The ancient earth, and 10! it was as new
Gazing around, marked with faithful eye
Things far and near the hills, the lawn the bower
That the mere memory Of that blessed hour
Might brave all SORROWS Of futurity; '-~
As shadows trerlble on running stream
Yet stir not ever, from that hour to this
On each new year OF life that deathless dream
Sheds the still quiyering image of its bliss.
Ey'n as I lookd, the glory of the earth
Became more beantiful-my qucken'd seuse
Throhb'd with more divine intelligence
and mortal being had another birth
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The Jury awarded MEDAL to O. LEGRToN CO.. for thei
First PREMIUM SHIRTS at the late E1hhtion also Aoa0ra5sH
Hon for the SEWING ofthe same.
w inAupply always Old Stand OF c. LEIGH
CO., corner 81. Charles and Canal street.
sB HRTs made to order in EVERY 9TPLE. mh1e 1pf
"A MEXICAN CRYSTAL PALACE. - For
IA THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUSTRY OF ALL NATIONS.
IT Open Day and Evening, Except sonday from
h 5sas @ ,ss &c 70 aE M s Sc s of Er
n5 M c p'ss ss b. s sH
Ing NJ e @ Pm sTssy quarter Of The o.d
large @ are s Pre-
@ Ct M sd GaY T M m sh md
{ ss @n asBhs ends over 900 piece. Marble,
"a ff mny s ad s sn u sng @
The Association has completed the
choice collection of NODES OF ANTIQUE sTATUARY of great
sea @ @ h 19s Tef GEpAR r @ which
shsb Z; p os1 ten h srssass + Ss q FEE s To
ogeher the Crystal Palace encloses his moment more art
aeya With proper discrimination ard ucsssant augnenta
'Ssei9s Music viii be in the
fsss 3 5's9i se. o
pss ana s a e ss Prye1 % % .zs
Sai haS
ssses GOLD aEb1 eosHg one Theu.snd Dollars
IN sh 70 me Aflst whose avng been
1un the three ohts closing on tn rst day of
December shall Be deemed mast worthy Of such
HID fN MEpai1. costing gre ftuhdted boltaIs e9en, or
th IN eash preferred 10 Tue I'VE inventore whose IN
yeniios the various dpartmen the Useful Ar
serea On with the year. and IN th y alace
o most worthy OF neh teatinonias nef
as ae eng I1F Fa Fei excellent as n aorf a p, %
nf eauSaen pass ne he p
a alter
me hbe and most respectable jury ues that be selected
sa be sppoted examine critically ssverh exhibited
award ihe zts mentioned The Directors shall proceed
early practicable eeet such Jury atcs and hops bs a5e
to the on before the fss e June
ne Ass3gaSn @ % also IN TIER discretion das q
TO the nooTs inventors o. such articles as possess merit
suafen, Ten 70 enss I m them m 70 such d's.ine,'on:
position OF the Words Industry and Art admitted WITHOUT
AM CIiAkGE WHATEVER 10 EAHlblIoks. .,.,..s,..,.
An efficient foce are In constant and night and the
utmost used in protecting articles exhibited but the Asocia
lon dscla for loss or damage TO such articles
All Umbrellas Canes must be the stand the door.
AS me Palace Bonded Warehouse visitors cannot be per
ed to convey Of any aze into or out the building
NO Cheeks giTen and no person on the same
myl7t p T. BAFNUAi, President
| -. p, r, :, ~ - -" -"
A II Ii A 80 fTssE t-faEn1tsr5sI - rfEI@hn b
NORTHERN go s4S sssss
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xMyHIT. F. GREENFIELD ATTORNEY AT
w Law Pine Bluff Arkansas viii 10 all business
TO his 10 Southern Atknsas as will also strict
lpyls d&Wly