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EZRA c. SEAMAN,

A TToRNEY and Counsellor Mt Law, Detroit, Mich
N igap, viii practice in the State aud United states
Courts attend to securing and collecting debts and
investigating titles to lands in any part Of the Slate
Of Michigan. Jan. Sd
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ENGLISH AND AMERICAN PICKLES,
A ND English Sauces, viz: Gherkins. Mixed, Pic
"A calilly, Chow Chow Walnut, CauliHower, Eng
ish, of both Crosse Blaekwes and Batty's export
alton d
Crosse Il Backwell's celebrated Onion Pickles
Mixed Mangoes, Martinas, Onions, CauliHowcr, Red
Cabbage, American;
Van Benschoten and Wells Provost, New York
Lee 4 PERKINS, celebrated Worcestershire Sauce In
quarts, pints, and half pints, late importation.
Also, John Bulls, Harvey, Reading, India Soy, Es-
sence Of Anchovies, and Lobster
Crosse Blackwel's and Whybrow's Fog. Mustard;
Louis Frere's French Mustard
English refined Table Salt in jars.
SHEKELL a BAILEY,
Successors to John b. Kibbey Co..
Jan 3-d1wif No, 5, opposite Ceptro Market.
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of the laws and the public security
will rest in hands that will owe no
thing, bm etast jnstite. to the low
rabble and corrupt, yeDial ballet bti-
grands hat swarm like loeusts to the
polls 10 annul the votes and thereby
tra'nPle upon the rights of good sub
stantial citizens. Well may the Cour-
Ter and others of that ilk grim "a CAST
" sinila." when they think Of this.
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G . NJ n, u 5tatated
Female Society.

|
The mind Of women Is n Lutte, ever
attuned to our own, we Leanuot sound
n note Of thought, but ii IA sweIletl in.
10 beauty and power by an answering
chord. Her mind contains all that
is wanting in our uwn--it is not an
other mind. it is hn essential faculty..
without Which, ours is incomplete we
reason by ii we soar by 1t. II il a
Key Which nnloeks many an unknown
passion Of the heart.--Rather, it IL a
summer breeze discoursipg ,nusie
to summer flowers. When we
meet her, life commences We cast
from us the evils Of our mortality,
We feel the presence Of her sweet
spirit stirring within US; the fountains
Of thought. Of feeling or fancy, are
unsealed together. They gush forth
ii unison, nut always lii words, but
ever in delight. Often-tipes words
tire an i,npertinence Sometimes
silence is the most eloquent music.
The presence Of our own ser, ever
causes discorlanee. It IL not the wind.
ing ofthe breeze through the labyrinths
of the shell but the harsh elnst of the
cymbals, or the stroke of the hammer
on the anvil. True, there are some
with whom such strife Is glorious but
how few are they. How matiy males
do we meet with lin our passing through
life who would ccndeeend to admit
to mental tournament. How many
do we find who. TO the gift Of speech
add the delicious tact, necessary il a
listener. One is all b matter Of fact,
and then all faney third all mem.
Dry. The first presses you into lether.
gy the second, as you are abont 10
cleaye him 10 the chine. mslts ipto
thin air; the third appeals to fact
upon fact. You doubt the accuracy
OF euch, but are thousand miles from
any library. But with women se
have no reason. We fear not to be
taxed with display In revealing our
strength, we have no shame In DC.
knowledging our weakness. She is
never u rival; but a sister. One
though is inspired by her presence.
have ever some kindred with her own.
The difference is not discnrdant 1t
tends to variety. not confusion, 10 The
brIlianee Of the electric spark without
its spark. GRIMSHAW.
March 10th 1864.
We publish the above because-.it's
on our table-written for the Comet,
ard our exchanges are barren Of oil
interest. We have put you into
print Mr.. Grimsbaw, and tho very
least thing you can do. is 10 let us
know, in another private conmuuica~
tion, what you mean.'' On our We.
raeious word, Grimshaw. we will never
divulge the secret 10 any living sotl.
Woman is good subject to talk on, a.
we'll as to write on. and with modern
readers, the matter IL ali tho meth
od is Of minor Importance. A good
name for thing. often suffices alone.
it il On the knowledge Of this fact,
that we predict wide spread popular.
ity. for n moral story now being writ
ten for this paper to be called ~ talo
for the Comet
If Griushaw will tell US what be
means by the above communication
ION women we will puff him into
hotoriety.
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A Coon TEMPERANCE MovE.--Re-
Gently at a place called Blockville in
Indiana, Mrs. West recovered s35
damages against Henry Martin for sell
ling her husband liquor so as to in
toxicate him. ~ ~ 4i.'
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able, and we have the precedent VI tN-
ample in using Il. How often ii las
beer used to express one-sided ''inde.
pendent" views, is neither meet OF
proper for us 10 stop now to enquire.
The matter beture us. is onc O
weighty moment, and substantial IN
tefest, and 81 nu less Importance tlai
the railroad TO Springfield ever the
construction Of which. 20 many pat
riotie eyes dilated, with the prospect
of an easy fortune. Only think fo'
mo,nent-the handsome sum Of Sis
hundred thousand. ,lullars, were, under
the act, to have been placed in the
hands Of Il "board OF commissioners"
who, without one dime Of interest.
themselves, and no secniiiy were to
have carried this inanift.nt lequest
Of the late liberal aud enlightened leg
islatufe -!a,, htt Of lilerality hot cUn-
ttmplated hy the Wl,ig fabiieatio's
of the present Constitution. Who would
have hardly made it villa, it Is; II
they could have forkeen that IT would
| taIl into the hands of the philisthes.
Wuald not the passage IF the Act III
question, have beer d most fragrant
| violatioll Of the very letter Of our Con
stitntion We do not ask parties IN
terested because principles christian
~ well as democratic, are sacrificed
OH the alter Of pecuniary interest, in
these later days Of pure morality and
exalted virtue but we ask sober and
impartial Judges to answer the ques
lion.
Many Of or friends have asked
"why did hot the Comet come out il
support Of the mes sure, whilst pending
discussion I" Aid we have burned
TO answer them. at thn 'ilne aud give
our reasons III FIVE ~ Nix columns Of
"sheit land," why we didn't; but we
thought then a. now, # the Comet
got involved IN the matter. our i'm
nense reputation and popularity With
the people. would have al been staked
on a single cast" and we are not
willing to make 4 venture Of what has |
cost us long life Of selfsacriiice. and
the distortion ,,nh cuntortion Of our
own honest convictions. 10 square up,
and At III, with other peoples. Another
reason il. we are almost certain that
the Comet would have been appointed
one Of the Commissioners, ii not to
carry out the design Of the railroad to
handle the six hundred thousand
which would be very agreeable and
comfortable service.
We have been variously cepsured
for publishing a communication signed
by the author, On this subject whilst the
railroad question was before the house.
All we have TO say in reference there.
70 y. that i the circumstances vere
all known. there Is not a man in the
community who would moi justify ".
May we not ask---can any jn>t caus,
he injured by opposition !! l. legisla-
,iun tur the whole STATE, and the il.
crest thereof, to be managed by pri-
sate jpggles that fear exposure to day
lightl Why, this very matter of the
States building railroad On her own
tccount. IL Il fatal stab ut the sovereign
vii Of the people and ~ democrat,
il ,ruth--if the word has any mean
MY could support such measure.
without trampling on thc express will
4 the people. aud hereby constituting
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cult for us to find whether the Comet
is the su,ject Of abuse, or the heather
gods. Let it stand. Mr.. Jasper Black:
buns communication was written tor
The Advocate. aud as it appeared in a
few numbers Of that paper, and then
suddenly Disappeared. we thought It
nothing but ail act Of justice, TO the att
hor, to let him be heard in his own
defence through our columns. And
what, after all, WAS there about the
communication so horrible I NoIling,
and The Gaaette's fright, was much t,e
same as that Of Guy FaNkes. when h.
was caught with the fire brand in lis
hand -....
II is for The very reason that Ne
desire above all things, to see the Capi-
tai connected with The cnln,nprria'
emporium that we could moi favor il
scheme, that was most certain 10 i,us-
Irate by abortion, an object so mutl
desired by every citizen in The State
North Louisiana included. r..
FE- Mrs. Francis y Gage If ST.
lsouis, is ut present holding Firth at
llycenm Hall New Orleans Oh tn
subject Of "Wenans rights She is
represented as one Of the strongest If
the strung minded wempn but we are
disposed to doubt it. If she we're as
strong minded as represented to b.
she would not come to Louisiana. t.
tell the people 'vhat are Woman i
Rights. The rights Of Women arr
very clearly defined by the laws Of
this State, and they are pretty welt
understood. There are more women
here governing the whole household
affairs inside and nut. than there ar,
men Can man make sale Of WIN
Il bis own without the consent of hi
wife? ean he do anything legally with.
ont her permission Do rot many OF
the miserable male gentlemen In this
State, have to get an order for plug
Of tobacco or q pocket knife, IT they
have not the cash about them I O.
look into the merchants books, and
their order files. and sne who It Il. th,t
orders and to whom guods are charged :
and theil sell us where Is the necessit,
Of a woman's coming all The way from
St. Louis to tell us what are wpmepe
rights.
A man marries woman in this
State, AID he may, or may not he
worth anything ut the time: if he is--
and gucs on to accumulate, and buy
and sell during long life why bis
wife or lis children can take bacf
whatever he disposed pf during his
life, as community or pararherna
and this law, with tacil
mortgage inquity, makes rogues Of
III. t
How many cases Of this kind come
inder our daily observation? -? And
ret we must be leotured ON "womans
lights" BY wor,sn. and in The mad
oily Of progression, we must be told |
hat wanan las a right by natural laws
. unseN herself and enter the horse
ocke,ing arena Of politics
@4-s->s-
Iuotber raiua5ie Inveution.--A
adv's walking dress is now the rage
n Paris, of the following curious con-
The dress is an over dress, made Of
tiff materials, so that in case of rain
y the Boulesards. by springs at the
vaiste, it is thrown up 50 as to cover
he head and body--and serve the
purpose Of a large umbrella two loop
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GDt1prtklq Gpn1tt.
GEORGE A. PIKE,
KpiroR AND PRupRtETo

tfy 0fr,ai Jostaai y ~ Parish n Els,
Raton Rouge Aiso of thr G,psse 1ae os.d
Baron Romgs, and of the Hltna Htnge a,,ii
Cl,nton Piaak Road Co.,ts,,its @<u
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~ Elk. x.President Fillmore sccom.
panied by Judge Hall, n. NJ Gen
cral are daily looked for in the cres.
cent city. ssiE
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ly-Mr. Shelton, the leader Of the
celebrated "Shelton's Brass Band, y
died ID New York : short time since.
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10 In making up our weekly edi
ton Of this paper Oh Saturday even
ing last, rome remarks prefatsd oti
list Of the titles q acts Of the legisla
ture, which might lead to the sup os
ton that the list Is incomplete Per
sons having that paper can be ass'itet
that they have the titles Of al III,
acts passed. The numbers are mol
attached, fur the reason that at the
time we copied them in the Secretar,
Of States Office they we're not number,
ed
F Oua MUNICIPAL AuraontTss. =
The time has arrived when 1t il al
important ID each citizen If the towr
30 look about aitd selert the best ,iiei
q be had, irrespective If party, u til
the board Of Council. The gret,i
weight uf our prosperity depends on
their Wisdom, and integrity, aid
therefore such as have deep ane
permanent. interest il our lovely littlt
city, should be alone selected. W.
cannot see for our life, how It IL that 4
mans calling himself a Democrat or u
Wig, has anything to do with il,
farther than to dispense the office .
lamp lighter "bell ringer''or some.
thing Of like Importance to one Of tlt
faithful muley4headed harness nurses
Of this 81 that party. We think neu
that a Ypietus il put, to any lnaf'
croakings about the removal 81 tl'
Capitol.-were it not however, and
were Ii a fixed fact that same simhlit
headed fellow, occupying the a'gai
fed position cfa place IL the LuNei
llopse. should get up and move agai'
and seine one after him mpye the 'pre.
vioas question" until The uuthic struc
turetumbles in with aye, still Il l. in
portant that we should have good apd
true men In the beard. Il Ia a disi
cult to yet men in lusiuess--gpod me',
to serve, because the enly ccmpensa,io,
II abuse. A numher have been cu, !.
suited 10 serve the ensuing year, thei,
names are all before the people. A.
"ladependeut' ticket has been handed
US for publication with the following
names
.. FIRsr WARD. sEcosn WARD,
EbwsAB AfRiAhf, liRsHs TeAltsses,
FRED ARBetR, Jr HtGH WanhsAh
The parties are all known to l,
good and true ,nen' and It they con
sent te. serve, il will be a trump card.
o. The Baltimore Clipper says !,
that two seeng ladies appeared in the
streets OF that city recently. dressed
in the height Of fashion, wearing hn.
tails to their fashionable dresses whicl
swept the ground behind them. Fol.
hwing them was a stout Irish b.,
abaat Ia years old. dressed IN liver,
consisting Of tight pan,aboo<. re,
vest, aud tight bodied coat with lara
buttons, he had high black hat upo
his head, with white feather ia
Altogether il was a singular costum
for this conatry, much less for Den
ocratic Baltimore, The young livery |
mans occupation seemed to be
raise his young mistress trail as sh'
crossed the streets and muddy places |
v Gaaldis has finished his Pa
Drama Of New Orleans and it is nov
on exhibition at the corner Of 81
Charles and PoyaraS streets, It is
al oil painting and measures 27O0
feet. Tho city is represented As seen
!. Il Il .-g vi " .
from the top q s.. Pasricks church.
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The parties are all known to b,
good and true men, and It they con
sent t.. serve, il will be a trump card.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-25
coaaERsxIrHING.

4 Ii kinds u Copper. She t.iron and Til won
[ \ done with promptness aud dispatch.
Orders rcspt,unii. solicited.
Brad, street bet End & 81. H. &. KlORDAS.
Dsvcnpoa Dec. Is 1854.
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NV ORLEANS. Dec. 81.
W.i,s aina.s.

siah an the exclamation Of one m.H 81
sn3t,. "a ne street Yesterday. "W ~ q
suute." F,r what was he desire 10 Nsti
-sleth"r 10 Il stsn to a dainty bit Of scar
dal, or to transact an item OF business @e
know not We only heard the WORKS "A.it
minute, and passed on our way. thinking
.ie While, however, tha W. had picked u? d
raj pearl OF text for future use.
w 1t; minute" The world 10 much
gwen TO waiting Al! Of u, are apt to ioi-
,sf IN the attn Of effort Tie least obstruc.
ton ianpens our ardor, aud we ST down to
"Sslta minute" hoping that shsrtly some
angel will best dbwn the impediment, ami
cad us safely forward. /, matters n9t how
lmplE,an' may be the work W. have % do,
the moment an idlng brother calls upon "
10 VAT minute We plnse III our labor
'aa Gaming upon our weapons, let the pre-
o5a' moncnts slip away unimproved, IN
isuctied
wat minute" Not a man of II. that
doss NOT at some time or other put up tbs
cry. Duty calls but We bid 1t wait pleas
WI oeckons, but we are not quite ready 10
sRoFaee r, virtue summon., but We" stand
upon the order of going" asking herto bear
YET i'ttl. while with our delay. And
70 We 60 ON through life, squandering
our time and opportunities, making all
,hlnss that we can wait upon our indo-
lenra.
Wat minute" Brother heed not the
cry; II Is that Of the syren, swee' it may
os, but Turing o death and ruin. Pause not
your marchtoward your last rest. D.
want Won hive IN d inst nj ~ apd payppst-
y .fty cur banner boldly upon the air, and
push s'ra on toward the goal. Do other.
a'a-pause whenever 4 neighbor bids you
wait aminut-"-snd you will prove cum
oertr Of our Masters ground, passing away
eiastnhhonored and unsung. Let noone
VINO has good work to perform, waste a
him.
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An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATf HE'S AND JEWEI.RY

At HOUNEL'S, No. LE tLAIRE ROW.
II We just returned ftom New York with 4
largest nd best stock OF finc w .tches and Jewel
before offered in this market. have GO
tattr, frons ST. 10 Sae5 Silver do from s. I. 81
'oid Oh lbs from 3 10 20. Kings fir III two bits
5e,G0. Breast Pins ffoui Alta $50.
would call particular ttcuton To my stock Of l.;
- Watches. which embraces full variety of Plain
stting ahd EBaineie.l eases, and think can SUI.
-. most fastitiious
Ia shot my whole stock Of Clocks, Watches. jew
silver and ated war. Is fall and com jtete
q larger than has vcr been bro Iglit To this MAJ
-, aud ~.l sell VIII pics..le retail at prices
VI defy alicompctitioL-
Repairing done usual 1T short notice.
Tar 18th. ~ A.
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Sill on Haul.
nav r, ,oks.

isw Books.
NEWS pov. pu'h Hall Wav rovr FIST, III
Lard 9th Saracens. NJ ".ratt y" }
tx, Ls ~lai q B'oct .
Dec. 18th. 81
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sHi.I-I.I.I-Iv-v.E1-R 3 Oh: TIE COLD!
GENTLE FOLKS!
10 YOU want one ofthe pret'issi and CHEAPEST Par
lSior, Dining or Bedroom Stoves IN the Market.
So please caIl al the Stove Store Of the subscriber
Brad, sire ct east side bet end 3d) WIN has hans
an extensive variety Of beautiful and desirable stove
which viii b. sold at low rs,cssand priess.
ID yeuport Dee. 18th. HENRYC. RIORDAN.
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Nor ExAcTLy the TnIsG.-The Csuri-
" ds' EtGts Cnis relates the GLOWING anu
sng snecdots: "Felicisn David, tho celebra-
yea french musician is travelling in the East,
suFin. the vacation ofthe company to which
10 Is lttAched. The fame of his talent fol-
!o"s him everywhere; at Cairo he was asked
!, ne would consent to give music lessons to
!he wives OF tho Pacha, Mahomet Ali
DAVID who saw the harem filled with Geor-
gaAs Clrcasians, almost hour :, opening
oelofc ms eyes, "ccepted the proposal with
warmth, almost too thinly disguised He
was lee into the inappruachsblr gyneceum,
ah' 'here, in porcelain syEon, under the
VI" n''rs % frasranf fountain, hc wss pre-.
,rnted to-iva abpmnabie runuchs.--
hese Fellows ere totaka the lessons from
W, y, aT.st aud transmit them 70 Nh" wives of
H'@ ghn,ss. Feiicisn David is running
t."
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE cFrNE

HE undcfs signed IA. opened G,nerai intelllSehs
Oni,e with a comp ct SET of bo0as IN winch -
enter all kinds oi Reu and Personal Property for ga
for reut, the names OF al servants who wish T.
places In families within the cit. also the names o
M,chsnics Laborers and others ing employ neni
that those who In search of Houses. Lands >.
wants, Ae can"t fall OF mnediate success IN Obtain
ing either by calling at my Office Charges moderate
Call and register your wants orders and they vii
receive prompt attention..
A. EISEFIELD,
Ne. Commercial Buildings.
DEC 7 lsSl-diy
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ny TELEGRAPH.
Nrw Yosx.Dec. 2s.


-. memorials Of Congress in favor Of
IN. .;aa FOR the peace Of Europe are re.
sl ~, numerous and ipAue entail signatures.
etan asoyemepi IL warmly recommended ~
DC I mr. OF Comnerce, the Expross, the
D. "a .nd the San, and the offer Of Alex.
r.r ~ ussie, 10 mediate between Eng.
h's "a America in the last war with lis
wv s,,.nce BY our government i repubi'h.
! The Eypress lays great stress o. the
!, ,h.t Alexsndsr's offer. though declined
Enal,nd. led directly 70 the treaty Of
O'''' Congressional.
Washington, Dec. %.
c,,.rr--Tbe session VI To-day was
.,.iv for fern, and without transaeting
y. moortant business adjourned over t.ii
IA C.l Stcptos was confirmed as
,,,oor ef Utah, upon the assurance III {
mid r,siua his commission in the army
guss-Mr. Fuller. OF Maine, from the
.,mni,,ee Of commerce, offered resolution
'r,a,tips the President to open correspon-
Sa,ce with view TO the erection Of light
hen,r al Cape Race, III. U. 5. government
,baring in the expense.
CoLyaElj, S. c., Dee. -.
The adjournment Of the Legislature takes
osee to.nght The bill providing for the
notification Of the laws in relation to tne
iDroda ton OF free negroes into the Stat,
.ner passing three readings in the Senate
md two in tue House, was laid on the table
PHIEApELPHA, Dec. %.
The extensive store Of Hem & Buck,
corner OF South and Chestnut streets, vas
destroyed BY fire this morning. Loss - 900.
PKoviDEHcE, Dec. %.
The Manchester Print works At Smith
field owned BY Theodore Schroeder were
entirely destroyed by firs yesterday; 10000
pieces OF goods Of different kinds, valued a,
over $4,000, were entirely consumed or
materially damaged. Total loss, $4,000.
The buildings, machinery, &c, were insur-
ed for 35 700 and the insurance on the en-.
ire amoun; Of goods amounts to S69,3A0
The Grand Jury made presenti,nent to
DAY rejecting with great severity on our
day pslics and criminal magistrates for the
slack end reckless manner in which they dis
charge their duties, and bearing heavily up
On them for reless;ng known ofe md -
gains. the laws.
NV ORLEANS, Dec. FL.
Fears are onterts,ned for the safety o.
the steamship Nautilus which let Brizo.
for this port on the l4th inst, and has 10
been heard fr0:s since. A heavy gale pre-.
vailed uring the night OF the l4lh.
WAsHIHGr"x, Dec. 20.
The steamer Uaion b In eng 10 Page Il
Co. caught fire al her whariy ssterdsy anu
y is suuk.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-25
WHITE = cORBIN.
REAL ESTATE D10xIRs,
ANDLANO SURVEYORS.
once No Z, orTs Building, Brady Street.
De. nth 1854
WHITE & CORBIN,
OFFICE No IRIS BUILDING BRADY 81

Offer ier Sale,
L Farn 2 ml..s ffon the city 100 ,cres. Has nay
trhaipg s.liera oJ H1n.e, z large beds .
Cot.. and mi vaiaab limb RI 50 acres fenced, 81
ntsjer eult vation.
Price tatU credit for large portion ofthe pur.
chase money ut ~ per cent interest
ALSO.
Farm 20 niles from tbs It! 80 acres. Good Hods
nrvsr f.ri .hg W.ter, W. for the Of the tari
nearly half ruderc t.ya ion.
Prise $500. Credit given for par, Of the purcha@
mon, n reg fircd.
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BIZ 9aIg 6altttt,
n.cemAcr ~, 1851.

-..yt. D.cembcr -, 1854.
01veWRsy s>--7S>-7. --,5.ls-
....->'. 4 Turkey:
;.aebted TO our friend and fellow
'. uoD. A. C. FuLros, for the present
'''' - me finest and latest Christmas
~ ~. ever offered up % . sacrifice y
~ :. ,o,e Of the good things Of life.
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School Books.

\ new lot Just opening ST
No. l., Claire Rloct
pee. 'Isth. -.