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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-27
The PrOscriptiOnists.

WASHINGTON, June 10Th, lS55.-Th'
Cabinet have had long and exciting ses
sion to-day. l was informed by gentle
man highin authority, that one of the Cab
met was strongly suspected of Know Moth
ingism. The President informed gentle
man this evening, that Wilson, COmmis
sioner of the G eneral Land Office, Clayton
Second Auditor, together with one hun
dred and ninety clerks, were to be deeapi
tated as fast as they can find persons t.
fill their places. Exchange.
1t is all right that Pierce's bunker de-
mocratic administration which hangs it
hopes upon slave owners, Romish Priests
and Foreigners, should dismiss two hun
dred good Americans from Office for opin'
ions sake. But this same bunker demo
cratic party, great organs and small, big
leaders and little, endeavor to bring ou
people in hostile array, because Americans,
would require foreigners to become thor
oug ghly Americanized, before assuming the
privileges of citizens, Take that bean
out of your own eye!
----%sAS<-vt
We DENY THE AoT,-We see publish
ed in certain newspapers, a series of strong
pro.slavery sentiments, said to be the plat
form and principles adopted by the Amer
lean National Council. Now we profess
to be an "American," but we repudiatt
all such sentiments, and deny the adoption
of any such platform by the National Coun
Gil.
1t is true the National Council recently
assembled in Philadelphia, and from wha
we have observed in the newspapers, it ap
pears that the question of slavery exten
sion excited some warm debate. But be
fore the adoption of any platform or prin
ciples, delegates from thirteen states SC
ceeded. The convention therefore ceaseC
to be National. pro-Slavery sentiment
were adopted by any set of men, they alon
are responsible for them. 1t was not tn
action of the National Council. The Amer
lean party is not bound by such action
We repudiate the sentiments. Pro-Slaver,
resolutions suits only the administration
party and hunkers who stand upon tn
Baltimore and Columbus platforms.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-27
The Herald is good authority for the fol-

The Herald is goodauthority for the fol-
lowing: ,a ". .at s'p. a4- ,..I
The "MoNaREL" IN KENTUCKY
Politically they have ''pretty kettle Of
fish" in Kensucky just now. The old
Wing organization has been destroyed.
The contest is now between Democrats, so
called, and the Kuow-Nolhing party. AS
in many other States, a portion Of the
Wings will vote the locofoco ticket--and
a portion of the Democrats for the Know
Nothing ticket. What the result will be
in Kentucky we are not prepared to say
in mast State the Democrats have gone
over to the Know-Nothiugs in sufficient
numbers to eleetthe American ticket. Vir
ginia was an exception we believe, n 1t wal
the whig votes, so Wise admits, that gav'
him the majority in, that State. If 50
the Democrats have small victory abou
which to exult and burn powderover.asa
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-27
We proclaim TO the world the following
PRINCIPLES OF THE AMERICAN
PARTY OF OHIO.

/. The unlimited freedom OF Religion dis
connected with politics-hostility to ecclesias-
tical influences upon the affairs Of government
equality of rights to all uaturalized Emf
grants who are thoroughly Americanized, and
owe no temporal allegiance, by reason of their
religion higher than that TO the Constitution
H. No interference with the rights of clti-
zcuship already acquired by Foreigners, and
the protection of law TO all who honestly emf
CRATE from love of liberty but the exclusion OF
foreign paupers and, felous, and refusal to
extend the right Of suffrage to all who come
hereafter until they shall have resided Il years
in the United States and complied with the
Naturalization Laws.
H. Opposition to all political organizations
composed exclusively Of Foreigners, and to
Foreign Military Companies, and to oil attempts
to exclude the Bible from Schools supported BY
the government .
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-27

PROTESTANT FOREIGNERS. What say
you? Will you vote the Roman Catholic
ticket, or be ''peUured villains The
Romish organ here says, ifyou do not the
one, you are the other. And 1t knows J.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-27

On Sunday evening detachment Of
four hundred United States troops, passed
through Alliance on the Ohio & Penusyl,
vs.ri yania s Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Railroads,
en- route for Kansas and the Western From
tier. They were conveyed by special trains
to Cincinnati The troops have been or.
dered out to prevent, as it Is supposed
some Indian difficulties that arc brewing
and to protect The emigrants Of the over
land route to California -Aatfaa L45y
or oflte ION inst, + sg'as2. 2'7ai
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-06-27
THOMAS BOND.
GEORGE FOUTS.
DAN. +. JACOB.

was present at the meeting to which
j. R. Naylor alluded in his certificate of
the 23d of May, and have no recollection
of G.. W. Caldwell having used the Ian
guage that he there represents.
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THE NEW ARABIAN NIGHTS :

N
THE PRIVATE LIFE OF Ak EASTERN KIN !.
81 YIN kui.hNa,G memb-E VI the hJgs sO- Of lis late
hsjs Nusr Kiog 4 Ol6e, AMI att or o. " Forest
LII C. Won Tropical sketches"&e. I2so co.t sc
ne Hhclo story ike O,t chapDsf n ths ASsbsu
Eisbu . ILpn3Ol A-he1aauL
Gives better iagh IL pu Tz.tero shy
Sofk W kro~ a." fN-sgs Of ~ W0rli Lou don.
Tfe late fnsreDesn King Of OoGe - the hsri ~ tbs
sUhs wtc1 fesdsr very nuc1 oehlnl n
g7rds w Asa Sn-s he ap'rsrihc OF
Arabian Ne-t hs bsn such sNposi 10 % the
saving srd dcinys % Esrsrn Rofsry y. DAy iims'
LDckp2~ the capital noed for - eH,raorain-y - az
ee Of wio Of be chlai sm1fesns u re
cnur, sppf been win 60 t-en ren' some ey
exciting cutsss ana the book co1tr' r11-h Of
irtefs sportsmsn. IL also conveys VIVA pitUrS u
Y.sf.l n.,ners set Ia ~ ihe fsmsg, Il SOM OF
n pstt ISbsU Jston Tisv-lisr
Ths career Of hs csbi7 hoy bar5,r $40 excrl9d such
srea IfueI TIE Co md o. much % his o"n ady
.sse hsvuR amsssed tn. Of 20oo0 bfEe - ,qFoed
ye1y curious a-d hell told. o. whole, tbs "a o1@ u
t. tnusiD bo,bs Of tho se-sou" lBoton Tssr4pL
f.deed the book j. capita oDsI~ii-c.J tesn 10 re
scsns isa5eL ana not long 20 s sadeT Tor
be csU 20 IN VI Ia few hours se- i-o, Phi
lie it, the cuffsio 1Bioli thq " Tue dolly ia
s.o We lean "ofs a. Fs,t-'o m'n1sr'
ard Hdoo pecures thar foo stately hiss 'ss or sb'rse
geogsph,s. We cowD-odi u a. 40 Uo'og vonne
IBsigi1us HeTsld. Sisbwond Va.
!. y. X .DFIELD. No II peefmansL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01

HAY n FFUS e co. i17-NFi c9, y fls'f1 q.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed from
the S0usy tx convent Of se, hos been Ia asa only
tvo uosth- Also. v,sable iavoics VI clsty CLOCKS
BRONZFS VASES &c ,e not f VIII IN msy coocora
-HENgY II LEEDS Co 9ip sell at ih-it store, No ~
Ns.ssu.st IN SATU a. ~ Dec (tas dy - ~ o'clock.
fn- assortment OF very Hou'ho Fa'niurs IT fash
ioBrbe used h. coppns Par or safes IN c-e-
weed R.crrom FUR iturs. Capes sd oher sc-s Also.
70 account of chou may arse invoices ~ lae Mar
he sud Botza q cks B Figures ud gcuo' rich painted
Xtae iancy Roxes. sc. al 70 be .olf wn0nt reseIve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
HlSsY = LsErs { Go Aue,. ,oe-t,.


HTNRY H. LEEDS < Co. will sell hy Auc-
L ~, -, TIiEsDAY DC 8 snr WEDNESDAY Dec s.
. "A o'e 80 s.rh ewing h Gtery No 6s nrosdsw
Inv ~cr1ri,a by prAAldr-f 90 is-0nJ sPLsNOID
coli FCfTUS cfOtL PAIN tNG. tNe- etn- opeanS ''ls OF
ire Sc on a. tti Gallery the p-ocety = sen'snsn " .a
rs -isc-d by bin "a NJ bic s's 70 Er-1p,. rhey
haze Iegsf BE- exhibited Ia gle country sud VII b t'1a on
exon sn u nc. uper5f q Any coaee'oi offered tlr
~ n, ii ar tpsYy Yeas The Tlec,iou l9rss soo
f he ~ bee. as rich g r. mes, AL
works he !ooulog soe Of "a no ON uats w: oAao,
Carlo DO cl Sarto Gu e.hTn, Val H,u, aTrie,
St,t So kru De Dow More alis brig al pic
re Ct j. artist -,uDp Of hr Eckf IA ~ Llnl1a
Pyr-t.r ,ud obe.. so. b. 8oSdo.i1a WuShs -rby,
SmH of 6hlch.sef, WiOo Bur-t HUi1n, Sttlfed. Sa,y
e sd u-oy her &c Uateo afi.fs We pNtsa~ry invite
,u ntos eu6 enhc ui,- this ees,it Leo
100 Ib.y he vhtion dpr'ng Prsyou 70 the
from Noreay 2t trt eooV- Ladies re ps-0'naoy
invited 10 sxap6e item snd attend the the evenings
shove named
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= A s L
Srnnr ~ D rn,,r, Icy Rnr.1rrv

~ A s T f ;
~ STORy or REPUBLICAN EQUALITY.
1b brilliant powerful book 10 roeetng vita hearty
certon s parts Of the eounry l docus portions are
coureouy written gain tie respect and att nton OF
FASCINATING STORY
that IL will chiefly be ieai classes AMI Will be charmed
with IL.
Boston Post Of the Esd paper generally disposed to
favor Anti Slavery Literature, ssys;
Obliged wade through TIE quantities II mere
trash s under the Of Tale Romance Story md Novel
issuing frDn tbe American Pcoss cordially
welcome really Interesting, ezues clever aud original
American book Such cue 10 Caste"
La ume Pine, t4H PIP Pnoe 81 ".
PHILLIPS, sAnP SON & COMPANY. Roaton
D. G. DENSY .Nepy-Y ork.
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HrolEnes.

ECONOMICAL FAMILY FLOUR, made oy
- CHARLES hOss In his CONICAL MILLS Mr. koss
uss fevorsbly Known for years s hfst-rse baks
NvYos. .eotted the CYNICAL MILLS osiy Tor tnsu
supenoy Tor king Flour ~ teres OF efpsnsn'~
Tbs Foar sd- in Mills not injured 10 tns snens
ana retains the ruirrious prtp.res of the Whes
more ana Better I'D has P1uy conm1o hst stooe
rlI. Warehouse, wholesale and retail No. 49, D1ane~'
near Ws'hib gto5.St ConicL Nils fer saie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01

NcORRIs g. WILLIS HONE JOURNAL
wi fr 6se-Tbe Glo~a ere che no assrOens % sub
Dc ih-; sEw MOVE By ~ ,. witLtylsi = ssnes ~
s,tn TefIns ? year. Once NO. it7 1a-st., n.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
tRCssyLL W. WEsrC TT Austi
nEPEMpl OhY AIICTION SALE of Inagnf

- l.
4 ceLt HOUSE Hold gURNlrN BE - the rssllencs IA
i52 We. 2la.G.-R W NESrCOrr will % on rU SSDAY
Dec az 'el,ok the suite elegant ani eO,t FURSl-
TURE OF In shove fcstc hose, wbca l. epe.e with
every elegance ouuj IN s,hOaab tlohe estsIce,
al hch in r.trae order and o. soa without fsssfye
cues ob' Aned d.. T. ). CONONERs NO. lts
Wiui-m--r uesr Falton. -
PAhLOkS--soiendid pestey Iosewooi Piano Forte cst
three r.gnhcent rosewood Paor sues covered "a
t.pssty 9th slip hee suites were macs %
order epd ae the elegant oescr pionl; 40 spieodif
French Pier Mrors plates tcxlo4 nary .nd mosaic top
rose wood Fabes; ieh Carpets; rsswooi hecspt
end Turkish Fssy Chairs; elegant rosewood Ezbehan Et
seres rrgr rosewood Music Cabns'; Ei;i oires
M 1ith stn ca'e and lace Curtns costly seyrss ana
DO ain Vases rich BIopzss marble st.uaTy PMor ous
elegant fesr Cock, Nc with choice eohScn'a OF
Oh Paotiu.s, % glass aud caDvas ofres M dt - .
CHAMBfR AND DlNING-R0OM FURNITURE,
s.pt Exten.ion Tabe nco silver Ware 20 mAch 'psna
Diane, Set $50 pieces; C1Ga.s ami RuAy "se 80 mitc9
about ssbo seiycsreo rosssood Beistead
and NAH gby msTb e.top Buresusj marbop Nslstsnds
China sets sfdTobes; egsnt sscts
tsry ushssspy do sswooi sn'e N hhf cotn
min. pieces Chamber sne with naroi' tops so
$50 cd chairs; p elegant ht' MW
with srse qu-nty % kchsp Furniture on every
de.erptiou Th will be found 20 be worthy OF spe'
tentio the largest and mo,t elegant sale OF tns ~sson
cs,h deposit will be required ofevery purchaser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01

CALEsMEN who have extensive and 6rstclas.
..;n,.n.s With the Merchsnts Merchant r.lors and
Soh,s os 0hio NsvYork or inditna VIII he With
LITERALLY By. Co,h co.s's and nsn; pa ap.sns esd,
losaity az tr.as amount and Ia character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01

N1EW IIIYENILE BOOKs.-CHARLEs s

NEW JUVENILE BUUhS.-UHAhLES >.
IN FRANCIS & 60. puti.b his Day:
MORT fERN REGIONS; Or. USCLE RICHARDS RELATION
OF Carl PARkys VOYhG FOR The DISCOVERY or NORTH
WEST PASSAGE AND FEANKLs COCHRASC JJuRsEYST0
oTHUP PARTS OF TBE WONLD WicD q copperp engrsv
ms rs cents; alt 81 A capital b oS 7 boy.
TALES or GENIUS By aIs Holland Conttuing' The
Son Of Genius !" The De sbter Of Genu; Alicia Aid
her Amt" IS cents: .it 81. - -
gilt, 81 IS
Searv Resdy:
NEW FLOWER FOR CdT. DREI. BY Msvia L. Child
THF EOOR OV SUNDAY PICTURES AND BibLE
STORIES With Isrse coo,ed Epgravicgs
TIE RIVAL CRUsOEs; Or, THE SaIPwREcK AND THE
DyspgT isLhEp By agnes Strickland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
.CHE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE appointed

THE LEGISLATIVE CUMMIaI LIZ aPRo!nled
POLICE MATrFRs In the CITY srd COUNTY OF Ne "
YORK and COUNTY Of KINGS tsvs esnm VA
Courts stsiioz Houses ciurens or ssnsen, Sdeh
Of attention will be investigated Address CL ARh-
SON y. CROSBY, Chairman, Boz No. ol, NsS-foTs r"t
0f6ee.
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EXTRA SAIL o. FUEN,TURs at AUCTION.

u his MORNING -Si1vsR rLAr-D WARE.
tTEN .- tLhrt MsRlRS, OF PNNriNs' PtASl-
teETF -A-IT TIPPEr AID Crs~ CdlNA .sARg
AZ TUNt- VI ,RBFiL .uctlooeef, wi EEL, ediS NOM.
ING o'.ccS 80 ~ esc0n' NJ Nsss U.S. t1s to-
,ot-, o. pa, adr4rc4s: Twa sui q ami
tue 1-t-4 t~ sfrs1 very hssesoa' 7se VOID
rslor ,ut vi Fai- ~ Pr lrs, - uet AZ
SIS !. yer-p,tsf table Jssfer; Tea sets che P.c1sr
Cas Uits Spcocs. F5rrs sl.l, easc &C bread essNcs
sra!T SEE C4stes NH GAY fa5, tfeir1s Bu'eau.
Wash o. So Frcrch t~s.s. Mattress, sofa, hGl stsat
Ic.sBs AID pir.of ChaIs. scIo'es s..
Also ~ &C. q old Paintings.
Alsc iugu,cs ot Cigsfs, &C.
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ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS
Il Supplied TO tha rnie
%'ms'' 0A '"' %iLta ( ROGERS,
No ~ NssSsu.st CON sr Ltbersy St
The cny authorized Agents ioi tn CDited states.
SEM1-w WEEKLY rRIBUNE:.
saMl Hs iai Tais a 1 No. &c., So>' FMS VI ~
% I mu h SS' rs the sSUF in the FuS'
I.LEADIN9 ARTICLES: Prohbidm in NtwYoIk;
Nicaragua; fhe ssnstorial Elsetou IN Missouri :
MSn Nsw!fT.y; tbs Ts st,r o. FS nss ts
CiiEea; Chmesn Movements
1.-TWO WEEKS LATER seos CALlFoRNA;
en- ;hs Way Fc IN San sra'csco; asos"s s Of a
sPrsusns irtiao Bs,,l,s IN Ires,n; IT,. w Ma.
Isges and Dea,hsi Markets, &c
uI.WAsHlSGTON AND OREGON: Indisn WsI Of
determination Commenced
RUSSIAN POSSESSIONS: From o ;hot.k se, d.
ns' q he Allied Eeeti Late, ton tn. AMOR
River; crRise o. TIE Ste smeT John hsn'oek
v..KANSAs The La, Fortnight
vL.KANsAs: Letters fion Oar speci. Correspondents
rfspska arc LeAvsnworth ~ l.
vn..HiAwArHA BORROWED From rHs swrp-
viu..ka BUCHANAN AND TaE LONDON TINES.
A..wAsAlNGroN; Letter from Cur Correspond
ens at " shi1sto
X.-TRE LATEST NEWS BY TELEaRAP6: ors,n
tah'1s,on 0. the House, Nsbrak, Election; Amer
vss, tI r1 Msss3 s Nsth r sstiOs. Con-
ms L., SsSlas,eS Iows tleet,on south Caro-
M..POuLTRY-THE SUPPLY AND PRICE
M. AUsTYlAN DEsPorsm IN AMERICA
Kill THR NYsTRRioUS AFFAIR or rar scp ,os
ER EUD0RA 1soGENE; The C .nt.n And ~.
UbSCufedly Murdered. ~ ~
XIV WISCONSIN, POLITICS AND PROyIsIoSs. T -,
ter from Correspondents 81 Ma isos, vi. NV
KY ACCIDENT on THE PEORIA AM ooUAwKa
RAILROAD
xyT..ns. rHscSERAYs SECOND LECTURE AT
F.. q BROOkLiN.
yXtJ CRY ITEMS, Fvaruatioo Day; Death Of oude,
- sedsn, esq; A Zooiogicd Iesi'nt-i 10 Nsw-f0rk
XVIII. sJoHN-srREET METHODIST CHURCH
KIN ARISE AFFAIRS: The Trassdy II the schooner
n Epdora Ip. ger %, Co .io9 h-tF s-n a y amer snS
Il, FsITy bat on the Eass River; ID Iensons oil tn'
~ Slssmsbip C. Vanderbilt -
XxfERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON Tue NASHUA AMI
WORCESTER kAlLR)AD
XXI. ,EisCELLANEOUs; Texss; Death OF az Army ON
Ger; Or o. Corn Crop Affay te the stste ela
To Imcr,ve Grown Wheel; The Ohio Farm n; Tue
Cholefs m ventraes, Another Of the Soldiers Of
the Revolution Gone.
XXI. wHALERS.
xxIU.MARRtAGES AND DEATHS
XIV. COMMERCIAL MATTERS; Pull Reports Of the
Stock Money, Cotton GRAIN Cattle and other Mar.
tets specially reported fn The Tfibano
Tss s.xtwErNLy TsIsUSE IL furnished subscribers a.
soss rsies One copy for One Year. ss' Two copies, sSi
Eve ospies, 81 -
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Real &staIe for Haje.
TsNHE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
Z COMPANY
Is row PREPARED TWO MILLIONS or ACRES
SELECTED
PRAIRIE, FARM AND WOOD LANDS,


IN TRACTS or 80 ACRES AND UPWARD,
purchaser long credits and low rates Of interest
DSis. u tbs Railroad witch ran. fo@ the exttss moth to
ss extreme south Of the State of oo II psse- ron end
through the richest aud fertile Pses OF tbs Sae
dotted here there With magnificent Oak GoSea Tbe
openin of nearly ca miles Of this rosd throws the
miles on each .ds oft, through its entire length
The soil DARK rich mo nom 70 Eve feet in depth, 10
s1 e e suy. ioa ~Sss et '''
The ft crop Of Indian corn planted % the ssw! broken
Whs. tuned sod sure 20 yed very large profits
one s pOs ana I've yo1s '.So he seas %
ing ready wheat 81 to So 50 By judi
sous management farms may be broken and fenced the 6s
ssd under .Iisb stale of cultivation the second year
The larger the cheap lands oflinos over sbpced
lands Eastern and Middle States 10 known 20 b mach
mots sucsnt pay difference Of to
TIE Eastern market The rapid increase aud growth Of doarsh
log home densod for farm produce
Coal and wood delivered along the road at different points
Parties having in view lows K.nsss Nebss Minnesota
Tor their future home; sho k into % ae' s
the convennees o. transporting fTsn and produce nc tsnn
En- snS pe ., .ni se.nt Of I 20 ps, Il.
from BIO TO SIS per acre higher than IN government saos
zee interior Of the country Of the M'p7 20
the Eastern market that the farmer will find much more pro
ftsble 70 oc.te the line Of this railToed-
PSIcE AND TERMS or PAYMENT.
fhe price will vary from S. to 525 according 70 loeauoh
@ :dpuans the parchs.e money to be paid i've annual
FIRST 70 become due In two yesn from daie q
become due the sod Of Tie 11S ye.r oS
By 2d section Of the Ac. OF the Lessstue approved ts
February 1881 lands from taxation uot tn-y Hs
paid and deed Of granted the purchaser
MTfRrSr WILL BIZ CHARGED AT ONLY TWO fEk CENT rsh
ANNUA
A. security for the performance Of the eors the r''
Year, be paid IN sdvrnee but must be M
that opeenth CT the sne purehsse3 snail yearly De
bolsht under cultivation Longer credits 81 x PEI cer per
may sctisted by sp.c. application Twenty per
cent from the credit price w be deducted for cash n which
ease the Con psny Contraction bonds viii be received easn
Ii bestowed ths the price, long credit and low rates Of IN
Al 3
hundred doas cash and ordinary industry 70 make hpe
independent before al the purchase becomes due hs.n
ure upd settlement the s proosbly have In
creased their ", ae four fold When required
reneed person will accompany applicants TO give porson
and aid IN eectins snos
Large Ps the precise location fine lands through
out State msy be the office small pocket P.ts
rude any psrt OF the eoDpsnys lands and Pamphlets,
CONTAINING interesting nformson accompanied BY numerous
I.ers from respectable farmers throughout the stse may be
b.a on sppcaton q the office OF the Company No 81 Ach
sansv., Chicago ChAsLEs %, p ~ y 49,,
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IL rms word co1lS b ap opiAte used csa now
be ygi,h u ne than uu'h applied -
FRANK LkSLIE'S
ILLUSThATFD NtWSPApFl

IILUSI EAITD NJ WSPNPFR,
ffs Num of w0ch IL ~sdv. u has been s4i tis.
Au..,o c..,d sot pIoduc- = PERFECT ILLUSTRATED
Ef W~P-PfR - my hays ouce b--r tgs. bul IS not
row ~ sdms " tnis SPLF NDID SPfC'N ~
of The Most BEAUTIFUL PAPER tNER PRfgr.D
IN Number now iedy cortsit- nssy Thirty COLI ia
re- oins snd soos Forfy - ACME CESr EN-
or AviSG- a. The mot sddioor %
wt'ch is isur' iARGE SFSflE~ MARY SUE e,
making PICTORIAL PAPER NEVER fQUABLED 10
any Pet G tn WOPLD. Price a. cents Aags PIES By
POsE "a u rrcsO of Dncs. Ls.ers supp led by
ROSS, JONES TOCsEY, Ag.n-s flr he PloprietJf
10. ll3 n 1877, N Y I'D No 9 q. L. li-agl
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Ss1gF GREAT WESTERN INSURANCE con-
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