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BLAcKwooD for August has been received
contents The Baltic in 1855. Ziadee-a Ro-
nance part, TX, Notes on Canada and the
North Vest States of America, part ", The
Imperial Policy of Russia, part II, Mr.. War
ren's Blackstone, Modern Light Literature
Science. The War, the Cabinet, and the Con-
ferencss, Internal Suffeiings of Russia from
the war--By an eye witness, The Story of the
Campaign, written in a tent in the Crimea--
part TX. BlackWood is re-published by L.
Scott u Co, New York, at $500 per annum.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

OUR FRIENDS will rejoice to have us an
" nOunce that we have just returned from
Philadelphia, with splendid stock of
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
which, for richness ostye and eheapness Of price, has
never been paraeled in CarrolltOn. First come, fret
served" An enumeration of articles is entirely unne,
eessary; but we may say that stock is MOSTLY EEw
and at prices that will almost compare with last years
goods at COST. A splendid stock of Embroideries,
comprising all the new styles of Collars Laces, &C., &c.
very cheap. These goods are among the first in the
market this Springand Cur friends will do well to make
us visit before they are all gone Small profits and
quick sales" is our motto.
CUMMINGS L COUCH.
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DisTREssINa. young gentlemen who
were driving out to the pic>nic on KInsman
street on Thursday came up with German
woman sweating under load OF something
wrapped in cloth and carried on her head
The youag gentlemen's curiosity being excited
they stopped and asked her what she was car
rying. In grief stricken tones she told them
her story. 1t was coffin she was carrying,
containing the dead body Of her child which she
was bearing in this forlorn manner to its last
resting place in the Roman Catholic burying
ground. Too poor to pay the funeral expenses
she had dug the grave with her own hands,
and was performing herself alone the last sad
duty OF burial to her child
The young men kindly assisted her 10 the
grave aud buried the child.
1t does not look we'll for church society that
can afford to build such magnificent churches,
and support such wealthy priests and bishops as
the Roman Catholics does in this city, to see
one of its members who has doubtless con-
tributed to pay the price Of velvet cushions and
silver gOblets for the plump faced priest to drink
their wine from, going alone to bury her own
child over road whose dust and heat, and
sweating toll was less like desert than their
barren hearts, Cleavand Leader, 9th inst
DIsTREss IN TIE BAHAMAs.-By advices re-
ceived from Iaagua, Crooked Island and Rum
Cay, we learn that very heavy rains have late
" fallen at these places. The effect is, that no
hope remains Of reaping this season, anything
like remunerative crop OF salt At Crooked
Island and Rum Cay the provision crops
have entirely failed, and the result is, that
many of the people are reduced tOs state Of
destitution but little short Of actual starvation.
From Long Cay we learn that no salt will be
raked the present year. A bArque called the
Jeanette. Of Amsterdam, droYe on shore there
on the let of July-cargO and hull sold by
depaty marshal Cheese so!d as low as one
penny pound at auction.
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NOTICE.

ITO the creditors Of Anderson R. DempsIeT, deeA
On the 9th day of June, A. D.. 1855, The Ptobsn
Court of Carroll county, Ohio, declared the Essste "
Anderson R. Dempster, decd. probably iLsOlvept;
creditors are therefore required to present their cspp
against the Estate, to the Undersigned for sOSGea,
within six months from the time above mentioned, o.
they will not be entitled repayment.
JOHN /. HUNT,
Leesburgh, July 1885.
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TAX NOTICE.

vi eommencs eollecsing he tAHss Of Cared eOun.
y Ole, iOr he ysas 1855, o. THURSDAY, ths sA day
q 0etobsr' an1 fos dat purpose vil - oss day 10
each toSnsh b. q he usuai place q hodiag slsctons
p receive he tsEss kon hoss sAo may desire toray
tbem there, 10 ulE
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BUouAEAN's Journal Of Man for August is
before us. This highly interesting Journal is a
welcome guest to our table. The subjects dis
cussed through its columns are Of profitable
character aud ably handled. The Journal is
published monthly at one dollar per annum.-
Address ]. R. Buchanan, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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THF GREAT NATURAL REMEDY.
FOR

INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA.
DR.. j. S. Hougbton's Pepsn, the true Digestive Flu.
i'd or Gastric juice still holds the first place among all
the various remedies for these painful and destructive
complaints 1t is Natul es own specific Oran unhealthy
stomach No art ofman equal its curative powers
and no sufferer from Indigestion and Dyspepsie should
fail to try it.
Sold by Dr. O. A. Bpgel CarrolltOn Ohio.
Feb. 20, 1855. 1y.
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Tue Water Cure Journal for September has
been received. Also the chronological Journ-
al for the same month is before US. ltis almost
useless for us to press upon persons, who have
for considerable length Of time, taken eth
er Of these useful and entertaining publications,
the utility of being in the regular receipt of
these two Journals. However there ale many
in our midst land would the number we're
less, who have not read either. To those We
would recommend a careful perusal. Mr. Thos.
Wilson, Of this place acts as agent TO whom
applications can be made at any Time.
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THH Ohio Journal of Education for Septem-
Der is upon our table. 1t contains the report
of the committee 10 whom was entrusted the
duty Of cOnsideringothe propriety of establish
ing Normal School, under the auspices Of the
Ohio State Teachers Association, presented
and read at the semi-annual meeting in oleve-
land, July 6. 1866, together with the prelimi-
nsries of acceptance Of the property offered by
Cyrus MNeely Of Hopedale, Harrison county
for such school, by the committee appointed
by the association for that purpose; and the ar-
tieles OF association and bylaws, which should
be read by every teacher of our county. The
Journal is published monthly at O. 90 per an
mum: Address Journal Of Education, Colum.
bus, Ohio.
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10 School Teachers.

The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
viii hold meetings for the examination of Teachers
the following times for the year 1885, On the End
Wednesday Of every month throughout the sear and al
80 on the 4th Wednesday Of April May, September and
October The meetings TO be held the Court House in
CarrOtoA, at 10 O'Clock A. H. By order Of the Board
+. S. AcKEAN. Sec.
Dec. 81 "a. I'd.
STAxDIxG RULES ADOPTED By THT BOARD OF SCHOOL Ex-
AHnERs FOR CARROLL County, FKB. l6TH, 1855.
l. Every applicant must produce a certificate Of good
moral character of late date and signed by responsible
persons
2. Each applicant must come furnished With two or
three sheets Of ruled paper; also with pen aSd ink;
and with MeGufey's Fifth Reader.
g. Each applicant will be required to furnish speci-
men Of penmanship skill in punctuation, composition,
and the use ofcapita letters written in the presence Of
the Board PIE
A. To each applicant will be submitted list Of ques-
tons on Arithmetic, English Grammar and Geography,
to be answered in writing.
g. No applicant will be regarded as qualified TO teach
cor entitled to certificate who does not correctly an
swer one half the questions submitted in each branch
g. Certificates will not be issued on the day Of exam
nation but be remitted by mail or otherwise as soon
as practicable.
l. Applicants coming in after the class is formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected 70
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
g. No certificate will be granted to any person Who
is known TO the Board to be habituated to the use
prOlane language, to be inemPerate, or dishonest.
BY order Of the Board. Z
F.S. MeKEAN, See'y.
Feb. 22,-55. II.
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MEDICAL SPECIALIST is the title of Journal
Of Diseases Of the chest, published by Rob-
ert Hunter M. D. of New York. The first
number is before US. Ifpresents rather fine
appearance, and we doubt not that it will
prove a useful publication. Terms, one dollar
per annun.
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THE London Quarterly Review for July, is
before -contents-Arch- Deacon Hare, The
circulation Of the Blood. Sardinia and Rome,
The Romans at Colchester, MemorS of Sidney
Smith, The Feast Of the Conception, Adver-
tisements. The Supply of Paper, Objects Of the
War.
New volumes Of the great British Reviews,
namely. Edinburgh, North British; Westmin-
ster and London Quarterlies, aud Blackwood's
Edinburgh Magazine (monthly) commence
with Nsrth British for May, 1855. Terms
any one Review or Blackwood, $500 year.
Blackwood and any one Review-or any two
Reviews, SIS 90. The four Reviews and Black
wood, $40 90. Four copies to one address,
$50 90. Now is favorable time for new sub
scribers to begin. Address L. Scott & Co.;
79 Fulton Street, New York,
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IuIH, also, sttshd at he TrsassrsT's 0aies IN Car
roHtOn, from tbs 9ad day Of October, anti DE 2Oth
day of December 70 receive ATes from those uho bave
nos previously paid.
The following b the amount ehrg = % each dollar
VauafiOn ior The present year
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30
Sentiment, Mf.
Do rREx E1Iss ne At HomEl


ID TEEE Nlss ne At HOMER
Do they miss me a home do they miss me-
'1vvoalsl be al ASSURANCE most dear
! zHoyv ,hat-lhis moment some loved ones
Nere saving. wish he were here;
To feel that the group at the freside
Were thinking of me as roam;
@ res twouid be joy beyond measure,
To know that they miss me al home.
When twilight appFoaches-the season
That ever is sacred to song
Does some one repeat my name over,
And sigh that larry 50 longa I
And IS there no chord in the music,
That's missed when my voice is away7
And /, chord in each heart that awaketh
Regret at my weari>ome stays
Do ,hev set me chair az the table
When evening home-pleasnres are nigh;
.y..cn Tie candles are ht in the parloT,
Ard stars in the calm azure sky?
And when the good nights repeated,
And all Iay them down TO their sleep,
Do they think of the absent. and waft ne
A whispered good night while they weep I
Do they miss me al home-do they miss me-
Al morning. at noon, and at night?
And fingers one gloomy shade 'roufsi them,
That only my presence can iighia
Are JOYS less invitingly welcome,
And pleasures less hale than before,
Because one is missed in the circle;
Because ! am with them nores
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-05-30

ENterere thau sixteen years has established
ir at Merchants CcetTa1ei GarglIs Oh. Uni
versa Fanliy Ehrucaaii- VIII amt
such n
SIr4yil,s. Sweeney. Ringbone, Windealls, Poll
Evil, CaliuuS. Cracked Heels, Cells of all
kiuds, Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruises, Fis-
;ula. SiJiast. Sand Cracks, Strains LameneSs,
FnUuderei Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango,
Rheumatism, Bites OF Animals. External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections. Frust Bites,
Buils. Cous. Whtlows. Burns and Scalds,
Chllblaius. Chapped Hands, Cramps, Com
fractions of the Muscles. Sweilligs, W eakness
Of The Joints. Cakcd Breasts. dc DC DC
The unparalleled this OIL in the Of ds.
Ia Horses and CaIte. and IN human flesh. 10
daily Incoming the farming community
L. hardy he crceS b. those who have been
the habit iLcIr stables HHd houses. what
= amount pair. suffering and time saved by
the timely afffiitraIIol IF ti.is on
~ -re lhe sole proprietor. GEORGE
TIE hute. lui igs handwriting over the cork.
Al ofeTs addressed "a the proprietor VIII be promptly
responded
Gel Pamphlet ~ lie Gent AMI what wonders
rnr"I,l fishes. l,y lie use oi thiS medicine
los scsl eciahle dealers generally, IN the United
Siaies aHl Cala,a- Also bg
jesel smith. Sttatal POINT. 7. srsley. rnfrr.
&c Wheete- i''rdg-yIle- Thhiis. 'soF'"r, NsiiSon.
=. K iunes- Dudzevi'ir. G, - Jer cks. vi zt1ll-.
Brown & l;tI'rAvet a>syi'le. : Wits p. Pt,icsi,
More & t'nais Nu.cuda, Moore. elsttsvIllp,
= P ai!es, NyelUsfNu T & = kirk. Bfr.hoo-
{. 4 Skinner. lamestuprn WOODS. -ir Play
"a n1raatt rfnurcfo- rud
FfEsl@s15e hy = HOSF ~on. a. q f7-,E ~
& Bro, Milwaukee q
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$4,000.

iAlA VA. Re -sEA
~ g. = T. e q :. FOR SALE.
FsHE subscriber will sell. without reserve "a at tte
On lee~t -si"cli ~ % Real E-a-e 10 %e-iern Wis
'sf-n iUar. ! rita Hsuze@ ftgr- -. ana a.
81 lhe $. ur7h P--u.spal Nafidian in the tsf.
"a "a ette ~zte W. ,f.si1- AID @-u II ntla- sort
hSt trffT Ftf - Fuilt, = 'aiie~ uf Drylfa
leu. aud 20 ,aes rofthssrst ur A-yyie: a Of ct,
'n 'ar b"iy except Try Mineral "a p ssg.c=
lies ; fruu the
sStasal s-fvssn.aSe ~.-The Gre, < IF n eI',,v.
stone SSes u rough IN" ct portion lard form
iuE most DrRsffzl valley or nsar 10 = - 81
2" &c Nssa"w x lani- sad fnsttng Na'nsbp siss to-.
N='-r yer tte acres u cNceiielt fimb ifts &c
81 me- Asf-s land qfsrrIe= I'm. rock f,r nlf;,,
lJrtos*- csreiient lime stone az tie -. ID
f c Il IS >utcs ut ftr fhose .eu.in I'd with The
. -tst', ma they have been worked fl- H. l,.t
90 yt@s &nt iHs OIt least there i lively Srriu
pure v'us wHicT sjilAEed sun ns wishes
- a'rlsost
Ia1p-ove1ent ssg Homestead 81 pa acres. ,re fam,
,t To- tN q consisting "a six room ,f ,,.var
size; .'f @i- H'rtug fouS. - by feat s.ne- fr
store batl1 ng b = II story with collar sre
lame ki}n,thAt wn hu'd bn h.l< :, n, So = -
= 90 tsice hiis uder cu.lTaf hundred yn,tgg
sur fEks VIA Fari'i' al -hraahe-y
Iupunvefra't - adjoining fartE: 4. e. frame nj
i.rC - b. - ieot aad = story in hrs. ,fs,s. -,
isl Stsbic and Convenient NJ nuiti}s o D. Fs-r
there Is .fcos % M eral land Of strra. ma
fence Uad@r cHl iva lon wal produce o-n vhe,
Fall ~p-i = ani DsGs in abundAnc-. sixty Anu..
P-af Trees, most al hch bearing trees sis
choice selection 81 hrubhery.
Al Of which I viii sell tuCeihsr Ten Thousand
Dollars Cash. two paris ~ sui purchasers
wishing Keep ketai! sore. the, VT aid
and siais desirable location. and Rld fely coanf o.
vsniawe II eis OF cauury or sock rais7, i
enblaced the above DESCRIBED Pa ~
AeA iai..ruston IN ssgard - the soovs describe
Premises wlR rf-ls gwen b, ncuirirg II n b
scTioers a hrs res'GeAee, nr by mail
BENJAMIN G. scorr.
Tel-9> sone, viz, msrsb {, is5s. eaIr.
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ANSWER,

d., we miss thee at home ?--yes we miss thee
Since the hour when we babe thee ad!eui
And prayers have tncifce'i thy pathway,
From anxious hearts LOVING and true,
That the Savior would guide and protect thee
As far from tie loved ones you roam;
Aud whisper Wiener ,hon art.saddeued,
They miss thee-they miss thee at home.
The shadows ofevening are telling
Q, where is the wanderer nows
The breeze that floats light around IS
PeEchance may soon visit his brow
o, bear OF thy bosom message:
we are watching-O why ~ilt thou roam;
The heart has grown cold and DETECTED,
For We miss thew mis- thee at home :
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Gr@fenberg Medicines.
HAVE YOU USED THEN!

Spopaa dedIctns prr pared c4relull. and scierti
y ne tii4 and adapted 4" tne wants oi the Afer'o
public the! ave ,rperors. They emp alicaii.
they reprose. cd To bc gen
| "moag Intended a. much TO cure Is s+li hen"nc
| IseJ. tue! universally resir upon, and Famii
should be hsa he truly alu 'ie aids Health
'2s' aaces ne regular faculty recommend and rs
Item such their force over the prejndices thuse
general! oppnsedeo he circnlutiun of PsPrL. MrD
ti,os. ,era ea,nel OF arc
~ord thu fci. pdnlirati
ofceriid"ateS which the de.
We III eneInera,- in cnncl sion the yari ,us prepa
rat:ons OF this com, any which be- round in evar
tue ca, ~ 4NRFRG >AR~APAktI.i.. il pure,
vegetab'e no biR re t'mtHg or pheasant drink but
~ II should be. Medicine ofthe power in Dre
noting eu;ire change in he system NV eradicatfn.
hose Of he blood which seedr ofar
mos ttncur@hjP fsisesss in insn
TIE iR fEFENBERG pYS ENF RYIYRIP.-Pnbie
,"h1iion stunned ,poniithe character p-r5ce
u has chick ed fh' ragings of Chnier
@ '9r eR%I Vre as no q gAIs
tcniariy valuable be prevention and cure ~ Feva.
neral Th"y act gently. naturally and i,
'snr~cfion with Health Bite are c r.a,n aud
p"edv for the Sever and Ague The Ri ter have
xonder n efree, - ,nvgo. sting eNet. .Fsern.
"ducns nf'aaa ion- healing burns bruises and -, IN
'nr@s "f the bod can c',aedentIH enil thus
Nv" to All as being eGfcacious In re Winera'
e9i"n otpurStateits merits universally tpprecia
rIt GRAFFENRrPc Evt ,.orr An ,,n,s,e,
,'sg article bet which meets with large sales in M
vest and hiss b''' tn htmAie ea-s afrclieving tanu
ards from int l"rae pain arising from INJURED or dis
THE GRAEFENREkG UTERINE ;ATHOIICoE
This i perhaps he dcine OF th,s Com
in much a. Il aches drf hs
:eniif~ nh siciHne. For
cOnpInrts if,idr hCnaaics- viii be found ga
nd speedy remedy ia2 afdi ted ieferr
ny teicacy o-rjudice from II ing il fair tris
qui Of he fsfrt he phiefin reiatfOrt~i
FHE f2P AEFEN sFRG p lie OINTMENT tsfff..D'-
PASAftth al ipvai1ahIe
ich. and al he medicines ATTACHED tn esch
FEMALE iMPiAtNTS.-A hrtefexau j. ..io, ofthe
raho"F! of Uterine i-esse wn an exposit'op "fthr
p-inrp' and rn-thod o. theirtreatmenf by pomeroy
- Utica. y y
Feenle aides arei invited this
"a n . or tcnrfd .tnitousIy oct ht.A Agents
THE TANTAf IF "EAtTn.-a bock of 3oan,oes
haIft ne diseases are cour,ou
ne"ie 81 this country in manner simpethat aIwho
readthn English com orch nd it, val-t
hl Md 10 noh~s tver, h. usphoIder W i'll 6nd Thu
oob valuable lrdH eifi~r. Pr - % cents
TIE AHEKft,SN tpffTGf CANDY.-A sure reme5x
for Con n. Colds. comp ~ IL believed e the
besf medic it- virtues have been
tested in this n"ish horh. cd NJ beti.r
medicine found for hid crou and
colts
Graten6ere Norfstcestern Agency, % Wisconsin
Street. Mainankee
Sold BY 90 g., pt s4FDssD, Agent Mineral Point.
~ sk'r.. fhotnas & Co., Dodgevile,
j Gnndlad-, Agent, DO
G Beech, - Linden,
Rus 81 x syne, PfattesfIIe
Ferris. Niftin.
Ben,ir n Chandler, wIngqiIie
G. ". Cray. Franklin
Palmer I'd Mus~,dav
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.s-s.aEEcAr.oN OF xzss. srE.o..D.

Nv AND tif4lftS COMP ANTS
s.e tiLsu Uni safer much fr,,sG ,Ei-ord.-~
.- tg-F aud Stomach scarcely Any axe ree frsyn the
o; tos'--. destrttc I've TIRAies hence lire wears
tair sex, perhaps the most nsu8snHa n The
i'd up L. csrisln period whom di-rcssins say.
their teeth ant gpOf ipuk-, while vet in tfs.
life. su@h sad evils eHectaaiiy rene e1
Continually Keeping III blood pare. -ld l1, Liver
4 mach in heal ny acton, shes life Will hsU
gGHo- ly. AND ra-cnI paAts in "A congo Mai CLINE.
eteru A. >D tnZ appear regards
ms aYsserv the hum frame, and n duration
~ sG, m4ea may NJ effected. aai Say fearlessi iha
r4lta and Je % prolonged f4r yesrs beyond
h~5F i4ntry tmtfs, If HoiowAy'S Pills are taken g.,
- "a, blow, riding i've rues ia1l dsya fr
tth continued The directions ralch .eeo a pans
Gu Bgx.
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'ASE OF WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY. OF rC
YEARS SFANDiS GUSED BY
tfGli.l.i a

sy = Letter ION capt Tn I7s-soa st0- Hez.s,
~. Z, d4tst iaas-y ass, Ic5a.
7, Professor Holloway
q. corner Of Ann and Nassau Streets. Y Y.
Sit With the heartfelt ri, a ure havt, 80
3lfBru1 50 thst | have restnrrd tl health A.
az t.,h tiGinV Pits For th- last ten years
AaHs..l s-aS OF th- Liver sd nae h.
srt rttlt-d to- tch atty We uu N
susQ, expecting - g - Sas "a MORE hsG
triai Kennedy that ,t,:cn5et . me.
II - porpesei and hs gvea sell an 90 de<p.ir
<hen ~ Ets' raeJmneuted tn take Your Pills
49,. I45sS tAeTn fls rssr+a rs. fRe
"a ! tat1-- h--stn sft=u havs eeeu tor = sven
- r. "a . ant tE1I sd III in uS pg-
VI 8, qaifr Hb-Fy - HssSn THIS ka,+-a TO- ~
bsn31 e atHsra -en.8 AIN, 81 y0aF- pectrl,5y
t~isuei1 fntlN = sftSs n
sze .seSr.tstpitl 7uderfal'y Gas in She
fiitosine clnplsinss-
Avae Deu1lily Real ache SrraFria. or
IA Dr psy Iadse siioa X ng's s.vil
m rs-v s,-.s'as issnt.j-. stone * Gravel
ss--s Fartsf lTrag t.ivrgtta -S6esf4J.arg yIT4
IA Ut3Tities plants toms
tna~-sa revars o all Piles yenersel fec
F.sts i'fias lions
Eeus Rs-en ion oF Worm e sil
NHeeaf5#A ~ akpuess. ki-s
CEfea eats f.am whatever C
s. sne rs-sSli-hraeoss 81 Pro .essur ua,to-
L ne, Nv Yars sad 81 strand, Len
Faa.@ sczt15e ragS-Sts sal u aiy-s IN
a=se ths Tinted tafrs. ID POIs ans.
Sfss IS p eats aHf 5 e0 ealh-
t-ss- zs.s1 d~T.-o aThg ~ taking the larger
a.e-e,a'n- Ger Ne zaidance of patients in ever,
sta b<.i a ea-s Sex S7Ef
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EMPIRE SAW w DIRK s.

". y ?
ware-Room NJ. 81, Main Street ST Louis Mo,
"a q - 20. Z itE : ttse. $3.50 tsr 4frs
Va C7st sci E-H ireei9r p -ffa Sg era
E1t+~ Haai nd p zert SIS, SO fas REL Utssfs nd
Fo'd Aises FraHs p tHss haires Reaper etrh e..
SDriHgs,
H Ais, saws repair. and maize as good
small * Fers..,
l~rivpd such srse she temp and Egalt,s
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the hast sliix ~teei that he
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Hg.nbiy and sincerely thank VA for The i'm
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s-re Iii Aa y tiz-Iss aud enter ain f-r
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stt4i ths. .nf 1tinn-r ttvig intending
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a new iors.
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