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In this mammon-worshiping Age, il is
rare to find a man place his usefulness to the
public, before his interest. During a late
visit to the City of Spndlcs,' we were pre-
scented by professional friend, to the cele
bratcd Chemist, DR. j. c. AVER, whose
name is now perhaps, more familiar than
any other, at the bedside of sickness, in
this country. Knowing the unprecedented
popularity of his medicines, and the i'm
mcnsc sale of them, we had expected to find
him millionaire, and rolling in wealth.
But no, we found him in his laboratory, bu.
sy with his laborers, among his cruciblcs,
alembics, and retorts-giving his best perso-
nal care to the compounds on the virtues Of
which thousands hang for health. We learn.
cd, that notwithstanding his vast business,
and prompt returns in cash, the Doctor is not
rich. The reason assigned is, that the mate
rial is costly, and he persists in making his
preparations so extensively, that the nett
profit is small Farmer, PhH
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IT i with grsat pleasure
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lie generally, and the Gill.
\ zens OF Oiia wa IN par,it u I.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, liz Salle County
SIS La Sale Circuit Court, 10 Nay term, 4
n iI.x,nJar Huiin,n Inhn I

" II II UT TI1I1F.' VI'', IS0 '''FVt WITT "
SIS La Sale Circuit Court, 10 Nay term, A..
D. 1855 alexander Italian, u.s. John H..
Goa ,es--A attachment
MOTTO f. is hereby given ia the said John l..
~ c ,utes, that writ OF attachment issued ouI
OF the clerks Office OF said circuit court at the
sui, Of said plaintiff against your estate, dated
October 10Th, 1854, Tor the SUN OF sixteen, thou
sand dollars, which wit has been returned exc
cu,ed.
Now therefore. unless you the said John Il
Coates, shall be and appear before the Circuit
court of snid county, on the first dry OF the next
term thereof, to be holden at the cour, House in
Ottawa, en- the lith day OF Maynex, give special
bail, and plead to said plaintiffs action, Judge
ment will rendered against YOU by default, n nd
the property 80 attached WI be sold to ntisy said
said Judgment and costs. 7. LiSDLry, clerk
Glover & Cook atty. for pltfl. Fcb2I
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Mansion House,
III VF'' U W Al TIT
III y onrieiOrhaYino recently

ISI6IE TIIF oprieiOrhavine recently pur
A1 chased this well known stand, on
the court house square, Ottawa, and having en-
tirely renovated aud reftted it. has made il deci-
dedy ,he best house in the city.
He is prepared to acc modatea ny mount OF
travellersand boarders in the very best style, and
will always keep an omnibus and baggage wagon
ready to convey passengers to nndiromthe cars,
at each time Of their arriva at the depot
His table will be furnished with oil the deica
cies the country can afford ,ncludingali kinds Of
wild game while HE terms Tor boarders and tran
senicustomers Willie aslow asihetimes will Jus.
THY.
Alarge barn with ample stablingi is attached to
the house sufficient TO accommodate any number
oihorses. Also a large carriage house, besides
oil otherconveniences uecessaiytort hecomiorto Of
those " no ma favor him with thelrcustom. NJ
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Literary Association.

The Literary association will meet as usu-
al at their hall, next Tuesday evening.
The following question will be discussed at
the next meeting:
Resolred, That the principles and actions
of the American colonization society recon-
mend themselves to the sympathy and sup
port of the American people.
Aft. p. Anthony
Ncg.-C. j. Beattie.
Essay by DR.. c. Hard.
Reading of paper.
Election of officers for the coming quar-
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SEED WHEAr.-Winter wheat has always
been SO uncertain crop in this region, that,
since good prices are paid for corn, our far
mers have mcasurably abandoned its cult
vation, and for home use have rcsorted to
an inferior article of spring wheat Now no
persons are more interested in having good
article Of wheat raised here, and good crops
of it, than our millers. To accomplish this
end, therefore, Mr.. Kecler, of the Aque-
duet mill, has been to some pains to procure
a superior article Of seed wheat from Cana
da, known as the Canada club" which
he will sell in small quantities to farmers
disposed to try it. 1t is believed to
be quite equal to the best winter,
and more hardy than the varieties hith-
crto cultivated in this region. 1t will doubt
less pay to try it.
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WHIP LAsHES.

I .UST rcd. " dozen OK, STAGE, and 9th
y er whip Observation-Disclosures OF k p and
caf-skin leather These ashes are superior to
buckskin aud will be sold t prices to sui, buy
era January 27 MosEs OsrlN
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

THE uudersg led ofIrrs the following real c.,ate
l for sale, all situated IN Ottawa or its immedi-
da,e vicinity, on terms tha, will satisfy the pur.
,haser IN every ease that he has bargain
The house and lot a present occupied by d. +.
Hit, being lot ~ IN Ottawa city, containing sev-
e-a ncr-s of excellent land. Besides a good
dwelling house, there are on il a well finished e-
nant hJuse, first rate stone stable, good last
ing well at each house, with other o. building.
and il, pToyrmenis Of a superior kind. Also,
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A great revival has taken place in the
First Baptist Church in Columbus, Ohio.
The Statesman says IS new converts united
with the church on Sunday last. .
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MARRIED-ln this city on the eth ul,., by
father, D. c. Srone, NJ d.. Miss HELEN u,
Srosr. 10 Mr.. JAcoB p. WlLLARp, a proprietor
81 the Maiteson house, Chicago.
A. the rrctory Al Sunnyside, IN this city, on the
1T inst, by Rev. G. Clark, Mr.. Jas. FoM,s
10 Miss May ANN AVERY.
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RExovALs--The paint establishment Of
EARL & SoN has been removed from the rear
Of Cook & Glover's new block, to the store
room lately occupied by Phelps, next door
west of Manleys hardware store, south side
Of the court house square. The increase of
their business has compelled them to seek
larger and more prominent quarters
So our friends JACKSON i LocKwoop, in
the Hardware line. have changed their quar-
.ers to the large, new and most handsomely
furnished corner storeroom in Glover &
Cooks new block, northeast corner Of the
Court House.
We are happy, amid these hard times, to
see such evidences Of prosperity among our
business men.
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LIGHT DAY CLOCKS,
Wool .....
DOUGllT a,all times al the market rates, by
ID December y. NATrlSGER.
Wool

STA TIE or ILLINOIS, La Sale County.
To March Term A. d. 1855, County Court.
Philander Eddy and Elias y. Watkins rs.
Frederick Zlnhe-- Attachment
Office hereby given 10 the said Freder'
~ lex Znke, late OF the county OF La Sale
and sta te OF Illinois, that's writ OF attachment
issued cut Of the clerks Office OF the county court
in and for the county OF la Sale and state OF IT.
LIMOS, dated the llih day OF November, a. d.
1854, at the sut OF the above pamed Phander
Eddy aud Elias Victims, and against the ~.
tate Of the said Frederick Hinke. tor the .um OF
one hundred dollars, Greeted to the sheriff Of the
said county to execute. which said writ has been
returned BY the said sheriff, as levied upon the
following describe property, TO wit a two story
trnn- house situated on lot I, block 1873, In tho
civ Of La Sale, in said county
Now, unless you, the said Frederick Zinke.
shall personally be aud appear before the Judge OF
III. sad county court, on the first day oil the ne 1t
;crm thereof To be- holden n, the cour, house ~
Ottawa, in snid county, on the iirn Monday Of
March nrrt give speci0lbail aud plead 10 sud
plnInua's action. Judgment Will be cn,rrcd
against you in favor of said Eddy & Watkins,
and the property so attached M ioreaid, viii BE-
cold To sat,ely the sauir, vi ti costs.
s W, HAyMcsr, CLERK.
Rpshncll & f.iny, RIA, ouy" p.'-",
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Confectionery Store,

At Hamalle's old Stand, on Main ST., oppo.
site the Bank,
OTTAWA, IT.,
TIE subscriber having taken the late pc pulnr
establishment of J. B. lIamaile. is prepared
to manufacture and supply, as heretofore, all
kinds OF confectionery, at wholesale aud retail,
warranted equal to the best eastern article,
lie also keeps al kinds of TOYS for the holy
days, table ornaments, &c.
All kinds OF fancy wedding cake constantly on
hand, or manufactured to order
December l6 WM. EBERT.
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Such ss common scouting, one horse, and prairie
Flows, harrows, cultvalors. horse rakes,
&c, in short all kinds OF heA farmers tools
Their machinery sail new, perfect. and propelled
by an abundant never failing water power. Far
Whether they wish to purchase OF not.
Az heir pork is iDdrr0Rfci
Orders from distance promptly attended TO-,
acknowledgements placed on board canal boats or
ears free OF change leb3-tf ID. 4. NJ.
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"S,rilse While the Iron is Hot,

THIS was the dying advice OF a wise man to
l. his sou Many dollar has been made by
striking at the right time. Ii is now pretty gem
emily known that am giving the best bargains
IN fopn--,hat my goods are the NEWEST.
BEST, aud CHEAPEST The proper time tor
those who want anything in IVY line. therefore
is to strike Sow. Mynext stock may cost me
more than the present one or may not get "a
good goods for the SAM price. Strike then.
trhiie the iron ishot" Remember
A penny saved is two peace clear,
a groat dayis pound year"
February IL. Moses OsmLs.
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New Years Call.

n LII persona Indebted to either ol tn. under,
Il signed are requested to call and make mnedi
ate settlement, An notes aud accounts not set
tied within u seasonable time will be left with az
officer Tor collection. lonS Jocgwoop,
laHaat,t irrn"r l'o'bwonp
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HATS ANDCAPs.

GENTS, you will find large and extensive
" assor,men,of winter style ofhats and ca ps,
OF the very best quality.
Also, youths and infants hats and caps, at
RoBr. FELcH's mandatory,
North Of The court house, and one door east OF
4. y. Grigs's drug stoie.
Hats and caps made to ordc-, at short notice.
I,-rsmheru
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SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATION
1TTHE OLD STAND OF
&, p, NEWCOMB,

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of goods
i l. formerly owned by T.. Z. Newcomb, | am
now prepared TO furnish, at the old stand IN
Woods block, every variety and description OF dry
goods, bo,h staple and fancy. all kinds Of grocs-
ries, crockery ofevery kind, in color aud quality,
and in fact every imas in able article can be found
AT my store all of which will warrant superior To
any ever before offered in this market, and al as
tonishng low prices. lam tceivingby rairoa d
every day, the latest styles OF Prints, delaines.
&c. as well as all kinds OF wooden goods, from
French cashmere at Sc per yard, down TO linsey
woos-y, at 80 cts. A II purchase rs will do well to
| call before purchasing elsewhere, as am deer
mined 10 sell at prices that will suit all.
Remember the place, Woods block, north oiihe
cour. house GEORGE W. SfeNter.
?. s. Il costs nothngto gain the circle, md
all "comniunica tons satisfactory, or the money
returned. January 90.
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M Olley !

DROREN bank notes OF all classes bought At
ID the highes, rates.
Also, Indiana and Illinois suspended banks.
February i7-lm. II. J.. EAMFs.
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DIED IL OTTAWA, January 1885, Mrs.
CArEIH,Sr Jrs>I>os, aged about 80 "esrs.
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Claangc. Change.

Il THE subscriber having bought the entire
stock OF boots and shoes formerly owned
by A. {. Putnam, on Madison ST., is now adding
a new supply TO the former stock, win ch wi
max, his stock rs desirable as any in Ottawa.
Thankful Tor pas, favors, he would as usual take
extra care both IN stock and workmanship. TO &C .
commodate oil his friends and customers who may
give him a call. Ill kinds OF boots and shoes
made TO order
Repairing done at shor, notice.
February II. W. c. F,su.
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WEArnEE.-Thc earlier part Of the past
week was marked by the coolest weather We
have had this winter. On Monday morning
the thermometer had gone down to 10 dc.
grces below zero. The few inches Of snow
that had fallen, again sought refuge from the
fierce nor.wcster behind the railroad en-
bankmcnts to the great annoyance and dis.
comfiture Of the locomotive which was
brought to another stand still on Saturday
and Sunday, greatly, for the twentieth time,
disarranging the mails. The prevalence Of
strong south winds for the last day or two,
however, has had very amcliorating inhu-
ence on the rigors Of the season, as well as
on the impractcabity of the mud, and to-
day stree dirt is decidedly adhesive and a
bundant, with hopeful promise Of a sprink-
spring weather,
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A Bargain :
INFORMATION WANTED.

A NY person who ca give Information OF the
n whereabouts Of Michael Wall, late OF La
Sale. La Sale county but who has been missing
since October, 1853, wall be libera,'v rewarded,
by addressing The subscriber at Ottawa.
February l7-3w.' MlcHAEL MANEY.
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MOTT :

7 IA We this day soldmy entire stock of boots
j md shoes, 10 W. G. Ia H. who will continue
the business at the same stand, on Madison st.
All accounts connected with the establis hme I
will be collected by him. IN a. c. PUrSAN
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Stone Ware.

moi 00O GALS. best quality OF Yer.
GA .UVU million stone ware, via
W ., '3anI gal butter lars,
and gal. jugs,
and gal. churns, and
2gal. ;, ilkpans,
Just received and or sale by rs NJ. OsaAN
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Lard.
Q FIRKINs Of beautiful, clean lard, warrant.
. ed TO krep2 years If Iesired. This lard had
put up TO order by persons Of my own selection,
and know matt pretter and bett' lard can be
found in the city. 20 MosEs OsMAN
CatsUp.
A SUPERIOR article OF tomato catsup, iust
"A received from St. Louis, and ior sale by
Fehruary3. NJ OsMAE.
THE co-par,nership heretofore existing be-
i tween Wo.ster& Stevens, IN the mere anrile
aud other business, is this day dissolved v mutu-
al consent 4. II. WOOSTER,
Frbi uary 10. ID. NJ STEVENS
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Money to Loan,
ON short time, business paper.
" November ll-2m. Err Fay
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HOSIERY,


" N W IOuTu cOWNItIr.
Ladies aud gentleman, Misses and children.
OF all ayes, can mere i've suited with fine or low
pHce stock lBgs and socks, OF silk, wooden.
worsted, or cotton. Of almost every description
Particular n0LIce Is called 10 the variety Of
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0ttapa free Graoer

BLANK DEEDS AND MoRrGAGrs--a good
form, very handsomely got up, just printed
at this Office, and for sale at the store of Mo-
sEs OsNAN.
Also blank notifications to persons whose
lands have been bid of for taxes See his
advertisement.
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RAINIER CUTTING.

fe'sr Piper ricned peck OF peppers,
A peck oi peppers retr' p.r~' pirke :"
A Nd ! have Just received 10 dozen more bot.
"A lies OF PEPPER SAuCE, made cut Of
these same peppers. IL is the real, genuine,
SpaaIsA rerp.r sauce, The same as that we sold
during the tall, aud which was so veiy popul
among our customers. Any one can ENJOY the
pleasure Of tasting 1t by calling at my store.
Call soon, for y sells fast. fI7 Moss OsgAy.
salt.
100 BBi.S. for sale by
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Gx3 q n IA WILLS

HiV' II' TUITt hITI Y TT
Bay state long and square shaw,s.
Which r quI!r inspection to be- appreciated
The glove department! IS iep!ete with va rieties
Of
Ladies' and " isses cold kid gloves.
- Menno and WOODEN gloves,
Gents lid
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CITY HARDWARE STORE!

TilE undersigned ould tender their thanks TO
citizens OF La Sale and adjoining counties'io
the pa trona2e bestowed upon them during the
past year. The establishment ha been enlarged
the present season, aud We are determined that
nothing on our part shalibe wanting to make II tor
the interest OF customers TO continue their patron
ngc.
Weare now receiving our flll and wntersiock
OF stoves, hardware, aud sadiery, and think we
shalt bic to present 10 the trade os complete an
wood and coal, md stoves which We are not
afraid to warrant perfect in every respect We
have spared noexpensc 'Iavng visited Il the large
stove manuil tories IN lhe east il eu1elyorIu1
70 grl "uFe cook s'oyrssuroL'e inrIuU.np '.iusI-
coal. an we think Tor convenience and durability
oil cas'in.rs, they cannot be eHcrl,ed. We trust
our friends vii cal aud exan'ur our stock OF
stoves a. We ,;ii' cheerlully give ,hsm all the IN.
formation in our n, yer, and pi-dge ourselves that
our stoves will perform az represented
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Another Communication from the Spirit

THE undersigned having purchased the entire
1 stock not IS, aid accountsot the late firm Of
T., Z. New, omb. would say 10 all those indebted
TO SAID firm, either by note or book count that
II Will be for their interest TO walk up to the cap
tnin's office aud settle the sane without delay,
and save costs. A word TO the wise is sufii lent.
February 10. G.. W. SPENCER
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Farmers, Attention !
Drew e. Maierhofer
~ HAVE the pleasure Of
Nm i L informing the farmers
W--ss=-. OF La Sale and surrounding
Nm counties, tina, they are now
~ prepared at their large new
Agricultural Implements,

eStnbshm, NJ, at the s'de.cui lock near The ma Il
ca nal, Ottawa, TO manufacture in a style aud a
a chealness hitherto unuppi coached in Ottawa
NIL kinda o,
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THE firm Of II. II Foye & Co. was dissolved
l. on the l7ih Of Feb, 1855, by mutual con-
sent. All demands owing by the said firm and a II
debts due the said firm, Will be settled by WIN
Haskell. llESRY II. FoYK,
F~bru1rv "a W. HASKELL
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CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE

White granite tea and coffee sets,
dinner, beakiast, and tea plate
wash bowls aud basins.
&" Covered chambers,
Mulberry and enameled ware,
Steak dishes, soup tureens. edge plates.
Common teas, tea pots, sugar ana cream.
Round and square yellow dishes,
Pie plates, baking dishes, gravy boats.
Butter bowls, Britannia castors,
Molasses cups, Brittania tea pots,
Plated casters, castor bottles,
rumblers, glass cups. und preserve dishes.
Lamp shades aud chlmneys,
4 .,G,,u rlogG,. npI
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= ,f::X.', E,

A FLoRAL CuRtostrY.-The Frank
fort Commonwealth has been presen-
ted with several roses, in which the
organs of the flower have grown into
the flower bunds--three in each rose
thus showing three roses apparent
~ ready to bloom in the center of
-one already fully expanded. This
seems to be manifestation Of the
abundance Of the vital energy which
tho present very favorable season has
developed in almost every form Of ve-
'getaGle life s.s
No doubt. The free state Of Liv-
ingston, is the most rematl Liable re-
gion for strange ani,nai phenomenon
The Wooismdn has ever another
remarkable case the last is this ::
(" A male calf, the property of the
Rev Mr.. .---------t--. was, several weeks
ago, noted amehg other cattle, to have
a singular propensity to run against
things and buH his head--a protuber.
ance in the os-frantis was soon noticed
the tumor grew rapid y-opened and
discovered another calf head Of perfect
symetry. The head is now out with
ears, horns, etc, and another fully
developed animal is looked for. :
BARNuM's WlLp ANIMAL SHow.---
Our friend at the Castle on Lafay-
ette's lower extremely, has our unfei
gned thanks for one of the small bills
of the day, of Mr.. Phineas I. Bar
NUNS Baby Show. The character Of
this beastly exhibition may be arrived
at, from the bill The first thing that
strikes attention is tie following in
large characters +" Display of Hand
some Infants. as well as most eytraor.
binary collection Of Twins. Triplets
Quafterns and Fat Babies with mrs-
es, cradles, etc. = Fl" MrssL. N. Fow-
Ter" a strong minded Wencb. will
deliver lecture. "" "The Bearded
Infant il added to the attractions. Also
the Dwarf Lady, and tho Mammoth
Girl, not yet II years Of age, besides
a live Orang Outang and apair.
Of Living Ostrichcs. What m.
der sun, shall come next IN Gotham,
to outrage its low morality sa
--s<e~s -
DISTRESS ON REp RlvER.--A pti.
vate letter from Clonterville-back Of
Alexandria, on Red River. says that
-four is worth there $25 90 per bbl.,
and corn from SO to ~ 60 a bushvl.
This is chiefly on account Of low wa
term Red River. Above the falls
there is no navigation, and everything
has to be hawled in Wagons through
a region where water is very scarce.
On the 18th inst, there was rain at
Alexandria for the first time since
December last. In some places corn
and cotton look we'll in others, en-
tirely parched up BY the scorching sun
and drought. -
---~------4------>ess ----------------A-- tt 1.
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u The editor of the New York
Ledger has sued twoof his cetempora-
ries: one, the Philadelphia Times, for
libel. The gounds Of the suits are
that these papers said that they didn't
believe the Ledger man paid Fanny
Fern Sl00 column for her milk and
water stories. The Herald advises the
defendants to plead guilty as follows !:
We believe that there is a contract
between the proprietor Of the New
York Ledger and Fanny Fern" by
which the former agrees to pay the
latter one hundred dollars per column
We respectfully believe this, but We
also entertain the belivef that the edi-
tor in question must be like the man
in the play "a id fool to pay SO
much for small beer, when gin and
.water can be had so much cheaper"
Gottschalk, the pianist, has gone to
Cape May.
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this state, to stand in solid pha'anx
together, as band Of brothers ready
to maintain the laws. and if need be
fight for our rights as citizens Of this
union. q :. rE