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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

| 1fan't SA'ap.cr.
| The Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons of
Iowa, met'in this place Saturday, May Sd. We
learn that the following officers were present
j. R. Hartsock, NJ. E. q. P; H. futile, F. G.
r.; e. W. Teas, f. G. S. j. L. Myers, Z. d. Il. H.
p; ?. Waller, Rev.G.C., j. j. Adams, CT; r.
s. Parvin. GS: +. &. Dam, G.C.H.;I n. Clark,
PS.; f. w. Eastman, RAG.
The following Chapters were represented
Iowa, No /, w. d. McCord; Iowa City, No. .,
H. futile, w Reyno,i Dubuque, No 3, John
T. Everett: Washington, No. 4, l.. D. Farmer;
McCori. No. 5. j. l.. Myers, P. Walker; Hiram,
No Il, J. Y. Hopkins D. H. Colviile, &. w. Baer,
Gate City, Not, -; Henry. No. s, T. II. Cou'-
ter J +. Baker; Clinton, No. 3, p. g. Daum, J.
J. Adams; Marion, No. 10, A. B. Dmnont, r. ID.
/ Stephens, Lebanon, No. Ii, w, W. Mcknight,
A. Knight; Gah,,, No. u, c. Lamb; Cyrus No.
l3, q. w. Teas. W. d. rribblecock.
A number of Past officers and visiting breth-
rem were also in attendance
The Session continued until Monday evening.
and the following officers were electe1a aud in
stalled for the ensuing year:
). r. Hastsoc.s, ME.G.Hr.sG. w. Teas. ED.
G HIP; ". D. McCorl, E.G.K.; r. c. DAM L.
G.S.; j. J. Adams, EGT.; T. S. Parvin, EG.S.
| Peer Walker. Rev.E,G.C.; L. w East,,.a,, &.
CHI; T. NJ. Coulter, G PS; j. T. Everett, CIR A.
G.M.2V.; Caleb Lamb G.M.lV.
We understand that the session was pleasant
and harmonious, and were gratifcd at the gen
eral attendance at church of the officers and
members, on Sabbath. One of the number, Rev.
G. w. Teas. preached at the N. +. Church on the
morning OF that DAY. The next Annual Session
meets at Iowa City, on the second Tuesday in
juno, 1887.
OFFICERS
Of tie Grand Lodge Of losca, Elected and In.
stated at 0Skatoosa, .jaae T. 1857.
ELEcrEp.
J. F. Sanford, KeoSuk, Grand Master; J. J.
Adams, ottumwa, Grand Senior w arden; Horace
Tattle, Iowa City, Grand Junior Warden; w, r,
Trbbccock, Washington, GRIND Treasure :. r
5. Parsln, Muscatine, trsant Secretary.
APPOINTMENTS
". N. Stone, Knoxville. D,G.M p,r p.,or
Walker, Liber,rvie, Grand Caar .,.i,. + - Hn.
gin, Sisourney, esd; II. Ser .,sns II, III, q
J.n.; L. $. STAFFORD, Iowa CIV Grand Tyl,,.
Geo. {, Gephart, Farming on. Grand Msrsh,L !
+ Gillian, DUBUQUE, q ..s.B.; James Baker. Char.
,.o , 81 VI, A. - wv I'd, Boonboro, Grand stew
ar,,; hop n Laps'f y, Blackhawk, steward--os-
/
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A meet ns fthe citizens of Flushing. Qaeen
Co. WAS h, Id Saturday at Mayors to express
their cond,l unatiou OF the outrages perpetrate.f
on Senator S unner By Brooks The hail was
crowded with gentlemen al the highest standing
and respecfabi lity, without regard TO parir.-
Gen. Alien Mel Donald presided. Speeches we're
na.ie br Hon. J,ahn A. King, Mr.. u, igss OF o.,
pnd n. hars
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Carpenter and IdIlonfs 1d3ifien. W
Lots l.2 and IN block loi / in bloet 5.
Lots7 ard ln Smi'h's Addition.
Lot 90 IN Pes.lsy'. Adj iiion.
Lots IS and 81 ii Rand's Addition.
Lot u IN Northern Addition.
JAS. p. CHAPMAN,
Collector Des Aoines county, IoseS
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LOVERS OF GOOD noRsEs-IMpaoyE YOUR STOCK
THE VERMONT MORGAN
~ ~ a NY o. p

Wv Y "a In ~ ~ - "a ~
WILL stand the ensuing season, after April 9th, as
w follows: Mondays aud Tuesdays at Dodeevilie !;
Wedne. days at Midde,own; Thursdays, Fridays AMI
Saturdays III Darlington AT W. ID. McCass Livery stable
Tns 5000 single service, $500 the season, $500
insure. So 5sssl -tls'f . -s a. @-'.t -5.77-+.-.
wyAxooskl, James Wine, groom, (coi'd) sired by
he Comet Morgan, he by The Sherman Morgan, and he
by the original Morgan Ills dam sired by Burbank
Morgan-h,,s combining the best blood OF the Morgan
horses in Vermont. --.-,sr ~
of beautiful dark bay COL
or, i hands high, years old and weighs ll25 b has
good bone and muscles, fine arch neck, sauting shout
ders deep, broad enet, wide oin, smooth ound, long
hips roud body, short strong back, with that projection
Of hips IRON The backbone Which is characeis OF the
genuine Morgan, and indication of great develop
of lungs, and consequently of great wind and bot
tom. His head and ears are lean aid short 'road be-
the eyes, which full and brilliant; councnance
lively and expressive; legs eeain lt and snewy; pos.
q sic fac disposition Is KIND In all 'iaees, yet
htgI-sp!red and ambitious; has a lively, easy gait and
is rotter Wyanooski stands unrlvalIca sire.
Ben of true line OF Morgan blood his colts ale
f,rmy disposition, color and bud like himself Many
of his colts have been sold at and years old Tor
rom s. 70 to $780, aud others that cannot be bought for
the above amount. The horse shows for himself. Wya
uposk purchased in Chittenden county, Vermont by
f. 81. Williams, of Columbus, Ohio expressly for stock
horse. Z. REMlCk.
Whereby certify that the above pedigree Of Wyauoos
kl, tile Vermont Morgan. and take pleasure in
recommending linn as u superior stock horse.
D. HARRIS, Editor Ohio CutiVator.
NJ. ID. BArEHAa former Ed. do. 81
JrnN MILLER.
.- LUCIEN BUTLER.
Mr.. c. REMIcE Dear Sr,-I have seen many of the
colts sired by the Vermont Morgan, WyanOosk and have
seen any Inferior 10 himself, mostly all of dark
bay inclningto a brown l never have yet seen one
market with white. L. NJ. WILLIAMS.
Columbus, Ohio, March %, 1856.
-a " Frankfort, Ohio Jan. S. 1856.
Dear Sir You wish to know how like my colt, sired
by Wyanonsk. will say could not be better pleas H..
Young Wyanooski is now II mos and days old, very
FIN Av yer nHfIn
actenhs color is dark bay irciining to brown. So far
capable Of judgng he is the best colt ever
in the county. would not take less than S5t0 for him.
To T. L. MCKAY. WM. LATTA.
LIZ .i,,,Qr,
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Werchesser, Pa. June .

WORCESTER. Pa, June 9.
A very large ns 'e,ing Ma held here on satur-
DAY Tor siis ptrpos of coadtiansns the ageres-
Sons OF the SLAVE Dover In Kansas, and 10 de
n NJ the assault upon u r Summer Jehn A
nssaa' eierS 10 The Con; srcssionai Cosant,-e,
addressed iiie meeting Appropriate resolutions
were adopted.
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~, St. Louis, June S.
Inc extra estport Border Tiyes of the 5th,
received last night saws, news from reliable
source - ,eae''ed us vest er Law The town of st.
ne''"'o' Kansas was burned by Free State for
ceS' on tie hisht OF the Sd. $4,000 orsl5 900
worm OF property estroyed. 81
80. con rpany OF six men arrived here
.as. ,S'!'. VINO 81 ate that yesterday morning at
socN 'ht Az olitionists attacked and captured
ane town 81 RI anklin, numbering about 500 men,
n''''ss ON! ~ TO 10 men were in Franklin on
the pro-slar cry side.
Mr.. FIST maker and two others are reported
killed. The men who came in belong TO Capt
Fleming 5 Company OF en,ierants They say
they 10 ught Abolitionists about an hour, but be
ing ID rgeiy ouinunibered, h-.aily fed and the
town was taken. No news lror. Capt, Pate
invs :stigating Committee still here
st. Louis, June a-The e. S. steamer GREY
Cloud has arrived from Fort Piere, havG.
been absent nearly year. She brings the in
uelligence that the difficulties with the Sioux In
| dams have bscn adjusted according to the SIT
] ulat:on made in March las. by Gen arney Al,
4 prisoners and stolen property in the possession
i OF the lndians were TO be given up within sew
| en;y-ive DAYS from date. In the counc on the
10Th OF May some seven hundred lodges OF
| Blaekfeet, Sioux, 0mahas and Winnebrpoes
gave up twelve prisoners and for.y.hve horses
aud mules, and promised at the same time i,n
plicitly Obedience 10 the demands OF our govern
ncnt ntuture. This closes the action aud one.
r., lions of the Sioux Indian expedition. A,.er
resa ming the prisoners few DAYS Cen Harvey
sci IL 'enhiree being satisfied they would conduct
thenise Ives properly hereafter
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To the Tax Payers of DesMoines Coun-
tY. Iowa

NOTICE Is hereby given that in accordance
~ with the Statute Laws Of Iowa, provnng for the sale
of lands for delinquent taxes will sell SituFddyte
2lat ddy Of June merit for cash. at the door of Marion
Hall, BIriington Iowa. the following lands and lots, in
said county, which the for the year 1880 due
and unpaid including delinquent School House tax:
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J. F. Sanford, KeoSuk, Grand Master; J. j.
Adams, ottumwa, Grand Senior Warden; Horace
Tattle, Iowa City, Grand Junior Warden; w. r.,
Trihhlccosk, Washington, GRIND Treasure ;. T
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---1-| ---'----- OInCln1lltf,
Thomas Darcy Notice has written IA letter TO
the President OF the Copyentio,l, demanding the
expulsion of the murderer Herbert, ri California
who is one OF the delegates. No notice has been
taken of il. aE
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Grand Chapter.

. EXKCGTIVE COMMITTEE,
OF Kansas Settlers Society, Chicago
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Of tie Grand Lodge Of losra, Elected and In.
stated at OSkaioosa, .Jaae i, 1857.
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= -. ----------- MUNlTuitl, JUIIH To
Furt her from the explosion Of the Steamer.
The explosion occurred at 10 o'clock this p NJ.
her boiie rs were blown an immense distance and
the wi,ans and every thing in the vicinity com
petely sh altered. The cars had just arrived and
the boat filed with passengers. A child
was blown from the arms of its mother into the
air The number killed is estimated at 30 the
woun ded from % to 80 1t is reported that 50
are still unaccounted tor.
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MORE SMorHERING.-We call the attention Of
the IriShmen of this county to the manner in
which they were treated by the Shareholder Con-
yentiOn: .EE% stfs
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DtsfTlp Ion. Lnt.
%, IS. .sA, II 80, IA, 5iA. Is, n, Ien MIS-
lss, n bi2l4. 2l5, 2ii2, hfofs 80 q ri f6s
2I5, 2Is, 20, zs9 2sl, 2g4 2s7 8o3 8L6, gT
323, $50, 3i2 a4s, 3ss, 359, $50, 363 5I6 Ali, a.
III So, ami iuts Asa, 45I 81 a, 46I 82AC0util
3ofws4 II Al 50 a. 8, II Az HSO = Of shfIs2
As. ay5, y 9, 5csA ~ Il 5I1. IA 5i5,s "a 6l6A
II Is offs So fl 5fs 5lsI ,tG3 Le2 uDd hiis5,
e9 offs % n 621, 24XI4 n ri, hf gu, GO, Gal
GA, $50, 5ss, Col, 81, und hi Of I, Li ISB
3 Z
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AYER.S CATHARTIC PILLS.

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t-lr rusaee be-, neozs perfect rzrrs-
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n 49, f.rl t--1s stif -
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ne Asent ieiOs named Is pleased to Furnish g-ris NJ
nd te eefti6eates az tleiE o. tie felortns
IIeArtburIl- Headache arising st0lzeh zs
fsss1n 1orHsd OF B0usls, ail pf rislEE
eatzneoGs Dts=sses, ic require eyaeuant sie15ens
serofulss KinEs Er- Taeg also By purifying
net s1posed tley eOaId reach such a. Dimes
Partial Blindness, senrAsis Nervous IrrItablit5 ne
ra complains. ariug from ts bod, OBJ
.trae4iOns II fanefbons. :
Pill tle make profit AK for ATEs
nOt1sess. No other tis-y give yoa eoalpares
nave K 81
Prepared By DE- Jnmes &. yer.
. Practical and Anal zeal Chemist
PRICE . cTs- PER sox----------FIyE BOXES FOR 81.
A. C. COOP Z co. Is
Anby an Druggists heeling. DesIersln sfrssene
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II ATS AND CAPS.

Z i
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~ e ~ Esss Be made ne eAs--
Il eo-Frsses n pz-tsts toEo-tnr< kt-sd.-
Gerts Ne slk Noleskia Hats ihf elastic made b.
4ers GsEts fre uists ana hlsri SezEr e9;er sal - o.
6noE Noting Vide Hats ltfe and blzsE S0f Far and
.'s. ia-is q esery eos's gs5 IsI and Price
Caps ef s-Er 6escrfptton le roSt reen. =yies
- = Ne Sssats E9sS s.Isg, Psresss prada O.
czps sser kiEls IN Sbndsree rissa iii b- 90
eSer tsess q tess kinds oasred before
Hats ana cirs 81 ~ ksads just rseeivsd trosa
ths naost tzshsolabse hoy.ses n Sez- YORK
An pFsons respectfully Invited . can IA and sx-
t0e rzgufae=nt Sock Goo9s before Tszresssirs
7s ne feeieo1sens s2s Ne Flzse te
No:htnz b Eansur pan . sat and aeeoaa=,O-
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Eo1 Wish anytias Il Csfs inst
y ear, As rs I'm guarantee bat yin sen yoa soss ss
iss can b sot there SIDE Of PaasdslplG
and en ttse n1oS- fayo<zkle reEzas- ? = = -
NJ s d HaBPgR soN
III =, ssss,s ,'...ss4..te. IlsAAAl. : -IISIa-
are % ssta hrasrd. las= wo6Bss IIAIe RESTORATIVE
% ye9 Nanta eood Bnsaest, use RoRslIAs BALM
. 70 the BEiEge Corner Drug Store ~
Dc yS Sznt % Ezaks qutrk goc1 and etsaP-
OIL = = - = : : y, sAi''1'-.
IIaEsFoa COACH. nae tie HoARHoUSD EALsas-
sko1fteT Braes Par, sfspuase
-ap5orter Balm Of = thousand FIovers
eAsa4ss ta ifsa s5TstIss o. S4
Stt Fins SpouEe
20 % NE Briage conner Esag Sore.
Haii az. en- en- nj n. si 81
Bo<.taye,s Holland B;tsss
Ho9flznd,s German Bitters
For sale b 80 r II. LOGAN 4 co. =
a = a- rh-r GA0-H4- TNr-r- ~
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MIsGEI.I.ANEO


one Remedy for one Disease
M Trai = regular sfrlan. ard stseas h4sh In
IL sFzss c. PAD q Ms rrefessssa AID nan Ms
str Essert NeKIaiey, q ess Brosr.s. Pa. seei 81,
sst ssaz9n an 1851 hcE-ls q Sael "a
ElixiE StSA psstsrzed PeEEzn=af ezre, M appesr
frozl tn zsle1ed eer1ize4fs=
= % ceExfs tlAt ea-s
DFseFsfs- tie Frs-ltnelt ztel
ars 81 S.oElaea, PsEn IN TIE he
ldps az5 leSs, sls SICKNESS Lsss % aesh
4azse1r. feAistE and sraazaeks t-ssa 4
Erezt re1eiissEezt B1ciere 70 eolsast sane
eziEenz pySelan<<er1 us< less ffa one Kindred
i:ars hlt ma Isss n. TrzxaT
SseTed Eix<r, b1tSIe ef EhIch esstzIls srssl ne
RokEzI siekTSLEE.
Fsr sais " Z II. LOGAN L CO
- General AEezts. Wheeling. Va.
W4LK II, GENTIENRYI
TAKE psessars u tpsarElag friends plars1s, and
NJ q -ensriF, hare ias1 re-
eSiy ny SpFiaz ard sazlzer stoek % CEss CasiueTs
49, Nefa, Together Eh fun esssrtsnt q Gents Fur
Ms stcek has hen selected EifA great care foi tie ts
NeE f0- and PaHadsip1a re SsyEes are Tery
aeat AMI - % lay tsy 70 a1s hEn Of ne
EeTy best makes. and Eie 70 rake IN
Or 49, ,: s-t rstaee, IN the latest SD rOst approved
A god n ga4rantset u Al cases ~ no sale, BIZ
J Il SFALLSfFS. 1I=reh.-f tabor.
Sp- So-e " sshiaE.oaHavi-
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oEIlSDo sIIEI.sT, . s.zr=IrIL1z.

Cossszti-ss e: sesair "a yea have tried 2TEzs
CEELEs RErTsE4. H Ezae u zlez5ea3
ssts ssEsl a. IL esrs an Tuza3 EsIsslesx IL
ats7 zseF5-s q is Ssrszez-Es tLadsRn4E1 Ee6Ssr.
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AS-e1 H1-sE- .Se= CIR 9EarrE :, 1Ssr-
D7- ARR, ESSs fse3 & a1sF and F3Asars - n
oEs3 yez Seat year CEEREE REcF1El has cls se
EE6 kee1 are E7oaths
gzEe h<u1eh FsseE s7eSsHy falling, Szntfs
d. SsEss e tss etg, eEs fsr alSfee ~
ks=d trial e Eozr Esezseia=- hEss Ia ksudaeSs
- year SSH recovered fFeEl tlz1 zzy-
Tef s1r5aE SAe uselI - b. = ne fsu
AZ ez1s h=rss1f zrsEl-
E1zrs, Wisa ErzEzf1l5e
GEIzaSf,Cl
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BULL.s REeTo MIsrURA.

u BULLS sRESIO MISTIJRA.
4 s6RE RE1EDY FOR EREsPgLES
has ered when medicine had faiisIt has
lered and i st caring cases Of from one a
tssi,ty yesrs ole rhary eases -ilI
satty Nil give rial undersigned eertify 70
sieey q ils I;eete slistuFa remedy for
L ssller Va ReF. T. Mitchell, Pres Elder
q ne II n Church Rev Samuel Sonuar
and ssps strests Raft sall II. HIittine+on No IS Hf
7treet ait = L G B=Ery No 16s Bali szIi
frse D cents per bottle. For sale Han
uflE store, ~ RuSDESBERG L ROBERTS
sole Of the PAfzIar Ioo.hpaste
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STEAM MARBIE WORKS


IS MARKET 81, WHEELING, VA
EiE Subscriber having made extensive arrsneeenfs
the EaFt for supply a Marble,
erection Of Steam Hors he World invite the
Architects, Builders. the general stock
q Italian Sienna, AueEieaa and other
Marbles 81 Tie can te sold Iove tfzr
any ottIer esSaLGfshfnkEt the rest :
Dealers vii ind examine his stock
before purchasing etseztierc. s5--5sI !
HIS EoE i done IL Tie elaborate style uoaid
INVITE TIE attention OF 70 his STAT
and ether clotarls, Torahs,
Had and fsot stones and 6raEe ard Esr in evsry
Essty bin snebtt b sYEior supply
work - i0er Pgtez tAn any other establish
MICHAEL J. RoHAN.
Iarbte MaspH md Vault Bailigr.
sTAise cAIeine3 Plaster. HStranIie Cement, Plaster
Cases and Models, and saIssta Grad sseaes, warranted
The Iovest trade prices. I'D
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Health and Strength must Inevitably fol-
low its Use.
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Con-ampIfon

We isAa All To'ss q sr5Iense, he eenvsrc
lasrroes q he rstt1s -. rs5 IS tqsa4ia ..sses.
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A a. RAHfSET. u. D. A-zsos .fszESz ces-zsTt Issz
sEi-s sys s lsse gr.ets7s q many ye2Ts
zg z9i reief coszl2E< psti=1ts, ez-fs
a esrAhse.t
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ADVERTISEMENTS
New Savings Bank store,

OLD POST OFFICE
.lAeeP tAe Head and Feet fOTeFed-ss
fILtLAAs e 81
- kezaas Fe1ils ta4 cal
Stsez-s5 FSll Eo1ts, Saea. Hz1
cEFs Ere8as aa4 caspes Ssess te eoreTss Sfa7kss
- EeE5e s-re=rz, IN EEi great F1rSs1T u
fesT 17E1l n ts E5eTzl F1t-pEage reee4Eed sE-ee
ssE-ng H-zOasst 30, sos yoN Hri
<e1se st9ek q "a 3 5sa.zE= . sz4 wax
-s14 tes E5g iahcr Eilh that nay liEs
lEs AeaA 80 . 4 = a3silE tpassz @aA eeano==y
Iseesg - vt.s = 7-rez.se t.shsaazhi= "A sAezp
S@z.er Rszlets ere.
Co.. HEaz sisis . rzr-tlse fzahss1ztse Cap er
RenesEser - - P1st OGee e0-zer-
p cs=asy Ne-ea4Ess have ~ Gsos. ts dPese *
FTtceI.
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MEDICAL.

2 NoETLET. go, q Uzlca, ze~ To-k- sEs.ss. II
kzEs lsea RE-ra-EAE ls2f a-l tErlily
slr pa z5Fete5 4, btTe tet
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wazh'ngton Han Drug Store.
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JOBSt JOBS 7-7- =
DRISTS-3 cases BriEss and Rtehn0iits Pri,,,
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80 p I'd vide CsIfutx sorth Pc AZ 12K
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C1zily DsLains-a few tf01sand yar,ls ~ -
Esfns on fne ChaliT c1atls. saeh As =, -
81 Cts, from 10 70 55es sr.
Fine bro. AEslins, worth II II 6lfe-st
APPS STONE 4 INA.
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Tankf1I Tor the very atroaaEe heE-tossra e.te-
desi @ the Iieas they solicit
and exalaina their stock e sss7s :