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MEDICAL.
TEETH FOR THE MILLIONS

g Her 1cce bit n,0W' sac street and boaRy"
NUTHxNts can make . irtouth pretty but pretty
tecth The mouth is the gate OF life, neglect it
not! If neglected and not kept in goot repair, you
can't have good health and what is more unsightly
than mass of decayed teeth
am happy to tell you, people of kenosha, and
my friends in the country, that | am repairing
mouths, fixing up old teeth and putting i'll new ones,
as natural life, if not So at prices which will
come within the means of all | am a plain liver
With light expenses. This gives me good health, and
clear conscience, while ii enables me 10 work cheap
You will meet with many pretty face that had been
entirely dcspoilcd of its charms, and which would
have remained SO, but for my skill in replacing and
repairing lost and decayod teeth, and at prices vas
below what some mere thinkers i'll the habit OF
charging. Old jobs repaired neatly and chcaply.
have received instructions from ore Of the very
best operators in the coaatrv aud have all the adj
vantage OF Il knoN!cd.- o. the latest improvements
of the art, in regard to which | keep myself fully
posted The poor as wei rs the rich should enjoy
the benefits of this art and il is all nonsense il not
criminal to put this kind Of work at such exorbitant
prices to confiuc It's benefits to the rich alone.
Particular attention paid to the correction of the
irregularities Of yoat.l.
Childrens teeth extracted gratis
Advice, do.
Yours, &C.
ISAAC GEORGE
Kenosha, August ., o.
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NOTICE is hereby given ;hat X virtue Of writ Of Feri
- Facas issued Of and under the seal Of the Circuit
Court in and for the county Of Kenosha and State
consin 10 me directed and delivered against tie goods
chattes and lands and encments Of William Tran have
levied upon and shall cger sale sell at public auction
yendue the highest bidder therefor as the law directs
AT the Court House in the city and county Kenos and
State aforesaid Saturday the Pad day August 1856,
between the hours f and three o'clock afternoon
Of that day, all the right title and interest which the said
William Trant had on the 10th day January sj3
at any time since that day. in aud tie following described
pieces parcels of land together an the appurtcnan
ereGnto belonging. lying being the county and
state Aforesaid TO wit Commencing the south line Of the
north east quarter Of section l6 ia town one north OF
range twenty three ~ being III the I'D ara 81 the
CITY Of kehosha and the point where me cast % o ne
nosha street quarter section thence north tk
~ 1901 rods, thence the east line Of said quarter,
thence south the south line Of said quarter thence west 70
the place Of beginning Also, Commencing 10 rods south
Of tie south east corner Of Lot sixteen 49, the above
quarter section and the west line Of keuosha street
thence west 10 Chicago road thence south fifteen 5
rods thence east Kenosha thence north 10 the
place Of beginning: Also, Commencing seventy 6Tod
sou; east corner Of Lot seventeen and On
the quarter above named, thence west to the centre
line Of said quarter section thence south thirteen 3 rods
thence east line CT Old Chicago foad thence north
N the beginning D. J. EHLE, Sheriff
K.nosha Jane i, 1855. Tvl Of kenosha County.
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Eshacsrs.n.ntsAa,h.

! Poor afflicted MORTAL How many slccplcss nights
and haplcsS days have YOU passed! Your aching
ing But for you there is relief; do not doubt, but
believe, and show your faith by works Go Stark
Wcathcr's, or Rohinson's Druggists in Kcnosla and
ask for Dr., NoJTlmore's iitcpm0ilc ComPonnd. The
price Is 81 90 per Bottle but do let this dccr YOU
Every bottle is worth to YOU thousand 1t has
cured unbelcying thousands. Ask for circular
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STATE or WISCONsIN--kcnoshaC County Circuit court
William Sarlctt VS. Samuel :. Haskell
appearing by the return OF the Sheriff OF hchosha coun
v to the writ Of Attachment issued IN TINS cause, that
property has been attached thereon and that the
Samuel $ Haskell could be found, aud me ald usehu
ant not having appeared in the above entitled suit There
fore, is hereby published that William Scarlet ths
Plaintiff ana Samuel 5. Haskell Is the Deendant IN su
commenced y a writ Of attachment which SsGeA cut Of and
under the seal OF the Circuit Court in and for me couy u
Kenosha, in the State Of Wisconsin, Oh the MIRA "y ~,
ceuber, 4. D. 1850 returnable the first M"hday % n
d. lS56 and for the five hundred ana twenty S"
'0I'I' tnED-',''|' D"''' ''"S WILLIAM SCALETT
- o. iEi -, cts Plaintiff.
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Nj A RBL FAC TORY
GE9YssSe! ECRE.EA.

GEGBGE ACREEx.
4 NNOUNCltS 20 the pcopleof kenosha CITY aud
" County and Vicinity, that be has bought out tie
Marble Factory Of JosEPH l. EHLE, and has added
largely TO tho Stock. with both
italian md American Marble,
OF the very best qualify and is prepared 70 furnish
to order all work in the marble line
Being an EAPERIENCEDW WORKMAN he e els
confidence in waTrantiug his
Monuments, Tomb Stones, Tomb I'a}lrs. OII;esES
Pant Stones,
And all other work wanted. for finish and stvle, to
rival all competition
Pam RAISED, or Ornamental Ilor&, al Guu charge
ter desired d0gs Stg1c to girc tntt,t Safixfoc.
t,oa lie respectfully solicits the patronage OF the
Public.
3 shop on Pearl street. south side west Of Main
across from the Post Office
kESoSuA, June IS55.-nkvI6.
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A EsE EOEps Children afflicted with worms p
y do they l"atl with disgust The oily vcrniGugcs
of the day. Go to SrARKWEArHER's or =. Robin
sons Drug Store, and get Box of BcHRc'ES IIoim
L0@enges. They are as easily administers, as candy,
and equal ii not superior to amy ycrmiinge in use.
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DARLEY'S
ARABIAN EEEAVE REMEDY.
FOR THE CURE OF
Ueaves, Thick and Broken Winds, Coughs, and
all diseases which affect
~ ~ 90
THE WIND OF HORSES.


This preparation is in common among The Arabs who
feed their horses three times year. for about
week time, which doubt the of their
able speed and unfing wind it introduced into Eng
land years ago by Mr. DAEY of Yorkshire pro-
he purchased horse, during his residence SYRIA and
BARLEY ARABIAN, from which sprang the largest and
but eectualy the above named complaints; ceauses
lymph secretion which in heaves clogs them, causing
the natural dimensions
thus equazng The circulation fthc blood and
vessels to their natural sze-Gs
CONDITION .nEDTCINE
1t Is unequalled its effects in this respect truly astonish-
ing. Many horses which, before using this medicine were
not considered worth $50 have by the from pack
ages, been restored to healthy and sound condition the
horses appetite has been improved all arrangements
tho digestive organs corrected the skin has become soft the
assumed sleek and shiny appearance, and otherwise
much improved that they would readily sch from $50
Sl20rhc cure has been complete and permanent 1t may
be used at all times with perfect safety, and may likewise be
given HO3Red Cte aceU HJi8cS. Price % cents
-CAUTIONEvery package Of the genuine "Darcys Ara
ban IIcavc Remedy" bears the written Signature UED
co. All other is spurious and should be avoided as
much poison. Remember this. D. W. HCRD,
Sole PropricOrs 81 Maiden Lane New York
~ FUTILE Il MOSES Aub.rn, n Y, General Agents
FOR of New YORK and Michigan whom all orders
should be addressed Also, for sale by j. k WELLS RICH
ARD STEEL, Auburn.
For Sale by STARKWEATIIER e CO., Kcnosha
Gms2I CORY ENANS Waukegun
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BcHncTa Impcy.al Ionic has never failed in curing
dis annoying disease: Another excellence tposscsa-
over all Other IonicS, is that it contains Qui-
For Sale by Err & Co, Druggists
& T. ROBINSON. { KeDuAha.
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REMOVED.

DIR. l.. WHIrAIORE, has removed his
Office in the new block the CITY Bank where he is now
fully prepared to execute any WORK in ENTISTRY,
IN the most approved style, he has procured
sefg teeth the new style called DIR j. Aliens Continuous
Gum Work. of which specimens be his Rooms
also, Gold Silver Plate Work, from tooth to set -
teeth plugged with gold and warranted for life. Teeth
tr2cted, regulated cleaned su treated for all Seases Of the
teeth.
DE- Ntnorc has been engaged in the DENTS business for
heen years, aud from Y long experience, he takes great
pleasure in warrantng all operations in the mouth to he
done well be done this any other country he
would state that he is travelling Dentist and will be
hand at all times to make his good. His charge
VIII be as low rs any other experienced Dentist
- 0licS hours, from eight until four.
DIR. L. NiIITMORE.
heRONid GyI6n33tf1
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CUSTOM MILLS.

NE viii exchange Flour for Wheat II the fairest posi-
" bic ratio, viii Flour wheat by the quantity, for
the lowest possible living rates Weddings,
Shorts and Bran, always ON hand and for ale.
Meaning to drs Uaegal patronage confidently
expect 10 obtain It. WATSON i CONkLIS.
h.E9sbd, Nay Is55.
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TcstizasomiaFs.

Association FOR the Exhibition Of the Industry of
all Nations, NEW IoRE, July ith, 1884. {
II. T. CAuooN, Esq-Dear Sir This is TO certify MAJ
Specimens Of your Sccilng Pie Plant on cxhib
ton at the Crystal Palace and deserving OF special apro
baton for mammoth Size and excellence quality They
are superior to any production Of the kindor exhibition
Yours, truy, L. T. DAltNUM Prvs't
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DAVID CROSlT,
IA2-
WAGON g MAKING,

hfF''t=s" ItliN " iss0af OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
NXOCAD respectfully call the attention Of his
friends and the public in general, to his Shop
on the corner OF Pearl and Exchange Streets, whore
Wagons, Carriages and Buggies are made Il mend
ell "n the shortest notice.
lie is ready to compare his work with any done
Manufacture better, ths,n any shop can do in the he
Park CyfY''
His J'0rkmen are retained ~ orcqf ern.RSc and
his ma ,erials warranted of the best qualitN.
He is perfectly willing that the Rail Road should
hc built. but he Is hound 20 enable farmers TO bring
their produce and their wives and children to town
in their own Cars If they please
Call and examine my work, and II It does not suit
l viii introduce YOU iyseIf 70 Bains shop
DAVID CR0SIT
keosha. June II, 1855.
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Doors. Doors, Doors !

COMMON sizes always GA hand--ENtra sizes made TO or
y. der at HAMBRu0k's sash, DocG and Blind Factory
lst GccG east .! City Eaul.
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5J Main So, sAenosha. S'5
NNTE announce to consumers and the trade OF
w Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois that
our prcparations for Fall Trade larger scale
than ever We offer patrons ut chOieSale or re
TAIL the largest aud mueh the best stock opened
in Kcnosha Our acquaintance with Eastern man
ufacturers and the fact that our goods were bought
before the recent advance, enable 10 sell lnany
varieties NJ great Bargains.
Our Ladies Gajtcrs French Kid Slips and Bias
kins are Of us good quality as can be found i'll any
city East or West We call attention particularly
% our Gents French Calf Boots, and large variety
OF Misses and Chldrca's Shoes. Our long expert
cnce N Manufactures enables us 10 offer OF first
rate CUSTOM WORk, all staple kinds Of Boots
aad Shoes
We also offer at the lowest trade prices, Spanish
and Slaughte. Sole leather, oak and Henl6ck In
pc, Leather, French and Amerlcan Calt-skfnS, Kip
Sfias,
Ezarmess. rrig.e and Collar Leather,
Back Skins, Morocc6's Innings, Betting and String
leather. lasts, Trees, Thread, Pegs Mails, Sh2e-
MAKERS Tools, &c
We have been selling Shoes end Leather in this
place II years, know the wants of orr customers,
buy for cash in the lowest markets in the Universe
live upon the principle Of DR.. Franklin are satisfied
with small profits trade only IN goods strictly in
line, and viii give cash buyers more value for
the same money than any house in the State not ex.
clusvely III the Shoe and Leather trade
Quick Sales, Small Profits one price.
Cash for Hides, Skins and Pelts.
Kenosha, Sept. 1850. LYMAN & GAGE.
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ORE g. Co.,
SALT! SALTv,
TABLE 6 ALT,
ssacriR>S Sale.

EVRESaG Pure lead and French Zinc
SIARk WEATHER. &
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24
AltLlS lOr Ihr "NLlllLur ElmOrIuI3
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
EnD NIN,InN EnIIN.IN - OH 10

h. r.. HEWITT, Judge ul Probate Cour
WI. EDMlST0N.CleIk Com. Pleas Cour
Z. A. BRATT0N Prosecuting Attorney
WM. TISSUE, Shel.f.
JOSEPH MAGEE. Auditor.
II. PAYNE, Treasurer, ...
JAMES MALONE, Recorder. ..'.
/. NELSON RICHMOND, Surveyor.
(Vacaut,) Coroner. ..., o..
County Commissioners,
G. D, GRAY, j. KINNEY, & JN0. SWAIN
School Examiners,
e. o.. I. CUNNING. e. w. SHOCKEI and
L. A. BRATTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24
1ERNe CT ttNft7i'Rc.

U5c ono squire, hifeta tlHss or teSS first
- three lHscTitol,s. s.'........,......... 0O
Edca ad0ti0HGi insertion. ...,,.... Is
Cdfdo one tar, .s'.'. =. -. ....... : w.
A-llAaaiai.- dtiluotioit,sA J6 made " per.
- sOiss a5roslisMg By tae tt0r. --
-iH oduFhstatHts poyabie in GdrGncs or
on demand
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24
THE NARTHUR DEMOCRAT.
PDITFD AND PUBLISHED BY
E!D w ARD A. BIS SATTON
ObFce one door east Of lie Court
.r Horse.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;

!. + I'UU ptT yur, uhd y mo- pUytd WlIhlH ne
s,dr. 200 ~iH br charged. r-..
Thsst TtrmS mustJe strictly complied
with. and no PGTer iriH BE- discontinued until
0h GrreGrages are paid, uISsS at The option
nfIhI nnhLiNhkr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24
JOB WoEk,

We are lHl6nu "a tAt,ble, mon tie
thuTtrs. nUtIu,. ~ ne tbltsl s.6hhtI snd TN
The ,ilto.tsl lt,ns. oil Minds ui Plum ana
FuHcg oh hiN1ING, such as
HanttllS, BlOEhS. Biitjs.
Curdc, IlchttS, IioEiUmmts,
Cuchtors, IOatetA- CE,chS
LH LtGaS, LdLtiS, LOioe bills,
..a.. DC, DC, DC.
CO.. We respectfully sollcil the printing
patronage Ol uur Len,Ocralic inends. Uld lll
Others lEquiring NUrk, IN NmIon county.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-24

MERCHANTS OF NlNTON, WHO ARR
DtaleIs Ia LIy CCoJs haIGwsIe, CIetnswaIe, Boot
Shoes, GIot ono, etc.
MtAhIhtR.--JuLnS 5. liawk, J. h. d j
NnI, l9ntIuron \ Co., UWen puwo, l.. 4
BIalon, J. O J.. Luohr, SlaGes G LtIhUtl's
hAMpLh - Lyui. Ilil, h. b. I. Hand, Ii. b
Mome, J. l.. d ", i. Wilson, Mm. /
Gleason.
NuKgsvllLF- s. S. injury, John GilIen
Cline y LarueI, Iel;Un ~ Lastie!, Jumr.
Bieahriy Tar, \ Slguhg.
ALLEssy Miller, Marcus Nil
Ter, Joseph W NOOK.
Mt lLEAsAET.---tn tniiiip Soin.
IRAII, I,ttILL.-SMtl Ntui' y SNti sih,
niktN hiILL.-J. BiUrr.
BhkBIUMAks hmL.-NiIlism Tissue.
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America % procure fresh supply Of cuttings Of the sugar
cane 70 furnish southern planters with fresh stock 70
supply the place Of that which supposed have become
deteroEated by being transferred somewhat neonge
NAL climate
The benefits resulting from the appropriations already
made have doubtless been far than 70 justify the
pendiures incurred Unless there be objections Of
political character the system believed TO be founded in
wisdom. II the appropriations be judciousy applied
and restrained within proper imits they will prove emil
nenty beneficial and their continuance viii be clearly
peden unless there counterbalaneng result
ing from doubts to the proprey Of such undertaking
by the federal government"
The regular annual report Of the Commissioner Of
Patents viii be made up to the 3lst Of December accord
ing to the regulations Of that important branch Of the
public service.
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MANHATTAN.

LARGE REQUESTS oY MrssH JAr.-Tbe following be
quests for charitable purposes contained In the will Of
the late Ann Jay, who died last week in New York;
"To the Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Society
for Seamen In the city OF New York S3OCo TO purchase
the Sailors Manual by Rev DR.. Berran and other books
for the promotion Of evangelical knowledge $500 to Pro
estant Episcopal Society for the promotion Of evangelical
knowledge 1000 Bishop Boone for his church mis-
sion 81 oo0 Bishop Payne for mission schools in Africa
81 OoO TO American Sunday School Union at Pbisdel-
phia to the American Tract Society city Of New
York So Oe0 TO the Pastoral Aid Society Of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church. city of New York. oOO to society
for the relief Of respectable aged females in the city of New
York 81 0O0 TO association for the benefit Of coored
phans in the city Of New York. $1,000; coored home,
$1,000 New York di,Pensary $4,000 Ladies' depository,
$500.
The following bequess for charitable purposes
tanned in the viii OF the late Mrs Maria Banyer sister Of
the above Female auxiliary the American Bible Society,
$1,000 for benefit Of the Episcopal Theological Seminary
in Fairfax county, Virginia Oto American Tract So
ciety $1,000 society for the relief Of aged INDECENT
females $500 association for free coored orphans $500
poor widows with small children, $500. Aggregate both
wills $4,000
In this connexon IL II worth mentioning that wealthy
member Of the Church Of the Ascension last week forward
ed check Cor $4,000 to Bishop Meade Of Virginia for
the benefit Of the Theological Seminary in Fairfax county
Virginia.
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P0asylUaaiG ausaus, be!Dsea l5iA and 10Th sirssts.
C. L. DIvERNoIs, Proprietor.
TUE Proprietor OF this aud splendid establishment,
known Washington for number Of years formerly
pEeior Of tha Napoleon Hotel Of o5oaen which
of ha fashionable society the
has the honor to the cIens Of Washington and
that his establishment will be opened 9Th
vembe 1855 The eors which h6 made
all demands which he have, the comforts Of his esabsbmsn
him perfect hs This establishment
divided into three each having private enaneste
reserved families being furnished with elegant parors
chambeis the genemens paror
chambers which rented with without board The
department splendid parties
decorated having r modern attached The
supplied with the best and imported expressly
from France for this establishment Hot cold lunch
the New Orleans plan The table doe will
every day az o'clock and Sunday which will be
fivaied ia Washington.
B-There is also splendid sabng attached to the establish
Nov 6-law2w g. L. DiVERNOIS.
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W vol. Second series
Arr. Scenery and other Papers BY Horace Bnusy Wallace
-
ishmae and the Church ~ Lewis Chseseman, D. D.
Dr, kane's Arctic Expedition. Illustrated.
Adventures IN The WIds of America. BY Charles Lanman
vols eyo. Illustrated.
Manual o. Etiquette in Washington and olhsr Cities IA The
Uai0n. = -
DEED FRANCK TAYLOR
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who wish 70 hear this masterpiece Of Beni rendered by
the best English opera company that has appeared
boards should not fail to embrace the present oppor
tuniy as Il will be the last performance Of the Pyne and
Harrison troupe Seats be secured during the day
We copy the following paragraph from the Alexandria
Gazette Of yesterday:
An AFFECTING oAsE-We learn that OF the clergy
men Of our city has received letter from gentleman In
Danyie Pennsylvania, stating the history Of widowed
woman who had after long and painful travel arrived
that place in state Of great desttaon looking for her
only son, who had sent for his mother and dwell
with him in Alexandria That is carpenter BY trade
and has name Is John Brien- Ths clergyman in conjunc
ton with the secretary Of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociauon has searched the town. nqung OF all the
Der and ourneymen carpenters for such but in vain
John Brten be anywhere in this vicinity he request
ed TO report the fact without delay at the OF the
Young Mems Christian Association at this Office He
will receive information very important to him.
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LO AL N r w y.

On Tuesday morning Captain George Weaver, OF the
schooner Caroline Holmes Of Philadelphia and bound for
New York. resisted James L. Adams in the performance
his duty inspector Of the port Of Alexandria The cap
tain only ordered the inspector ashore but immedi-
sey made sail for the port Of his destination propel
Ter was Immediately chartered and Captain Brown Officer
ChpIey, and posse started In pursuit overhaued the
vessel and brought her back TO Alexandria Capt Weaver
then arrested and, after hearing before the mayor
held bail In the Of 5000 The schooner still
remains in charge Of Inspector Adams wanting the bond
for the payment Of 6ne Of $500 incurred by the violation
Of this law.
CouRT or CLAIMS, December q, Is5s-M A. H. Lawrence
esq opened the argument in the OF David Myere on
the cs Mr. Blair the Solicitor argued the case In be-
half Of the government and closed his side Of the case Mr.
Lawrence viii close the early tomorrow when the II
Iinois Central Railroad case viii be taken up.
The court, at O'clock adjourned to II o'clock to-
morrow.
NATIONAL TuEATRE.-Donzetti's sparkling opera Of
Don Pasquae drew last evening by far the largest
fashionable house Of the The audience
delighted with the music and the muscians and the sp-
planse dcous and at times enthusiastic in the
treme Miss Pyne looked and sang dvinely. Harrisons
ne appearance and splendid vocaaon never appeared
to better advantage. Horncase and Guilmette were
usual, highly artistic and effective
Tonight We TO have Ia SOmuambula and those
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RryKR At LsT.-This community (sNys the Pittsburg
Union Of the LIST inst is At length after long waiting and
much anxiety favored with toerable stage Of In
the Ohio Last night the river had risen TO four and half
feet and still getting higher Strong hopes entertained
that there will be sir feet in the channel to-day.
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nExTRR,s noTEI. wAsnINaron

THE SUBSCRIBER begs friend. ana ne ops
NC generally that having thoroughly bic bu,s H. -
prepared accommodate MI wha nay with the
pntrunarr
Nov 1J-conw flat atarl n A. DFNTER