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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03

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FIRST FRosT.-The first killing frost of
this season was seen OH Wednesday morn
ing last, being the last day of September.
Vegetation was only partially injured
thereby. Had the early part of the sea-
son been as favorable as the latter, this
year would be remembered as an average
in respect to the number of days between
spring and fall frost. Corn and Cane,
(the latter being now a rec ognized Wis
consin product,) are pretty well matured
the frost Of Wednesday was not severe e.
nough to injure either, except in exposed
places. We think, to insvre perfection in
a crop Of Sugar Cane, it should be raised
on sandy ground. Vegetation of any
kind arrives at perfection about two weeks
earlier in a sandy than in a clay soil.
As a general rule, Immediately after a
first frost there is a rain and the weather
becomes warm. On Wednesday night
there was a heavy fall Of rain, with a on.
siderable storm and thunder. One or
more houses in this vicinity were unroof-
ed and other damage done. The venera-
Bile Liberty Pole in the Public Square at
Lancaster, erected by the citizens in 1916
and dedicated by Col. j. M. GooDHUE,
then editor Of the Herald, was broken by
the storm. Thus, almost the only remain
ing memorial of the noted GooDHUE has
passed out Of view in this region, while
st. Paul, his monument and glory and
his greatest work, fourishes, notwithstand-
ing her illustrious founder has departed
the living. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03

REJECTED CoMMUNICATIoNs.-A com
munication is received for publication from
a gentleman at Patch Grove, further dis
cussing the Logic and Paul affair which
we decide to not publish-being upnece>-
personal and that subject being a
very unpleasant one. Also, another from
Hazel Green in reply to an item which
lately by accident appeared in our paper,
from some Illinois Journal and rela-
to Sinsinnewa Mound College, is also
for its length and severity.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
State Of ttt Mlarkfts.
Milwaukee Market-sept. 29,h,

wheat-spring, 82@s5; winter, e0@S1 100.
Rye, 60@65; Barley, 60@S0; Oats, 32@35; Corn6Oa65;
Potatoes, 25@37h: Butter, 1922 for common: &c. for
prime fresh roll: Eggs, 12@lS; Hides, 4@sc for grain
-l0al3 for dry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03

Flour-Superfine, 1850; extra, IS, o0a5, SO.
WheAt-spring, 60a65; winter, 70.
Oats SC.
Corn-Mixed, S.; white, so.
P~otatoes-New, 25a3Oc.
Onions-$2T bush.
,O0a3 ,25 p bush.
Mineral-$35 p thousand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03

Eg-The Boston Courier learns that
Mr.. Caleb Gushing proposes to engage in
the PRACTICE Of the law in that city, in
connection with Mr.. Sidney Webster,
formerly private Secretary to President
Pierce.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
Grant Co. Senatorial Usnaocratic Convention.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Demo
Gratis of GrantCounty there will be a Mass
Meeting held at Lancaster, on Wednesday
the 18th day of October, at l o'clock P. NJ,
to nominate a Democratic candidate for
this Senatorial district.
We also recommend each assembly dis
trict should call meetings, Saturday the
10th of Octotobe, to nominate Assembly
men for their respective districts.
JNo. FL. RoUNTREE,
GEO H. Cox,
Go. Central Com.
Lancaster, Oct. lst, 1867.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
HRE HEAD OF OXEN.

NOTICE is hereby Given that on or about the I9h dy
Y of September, A. D. 1857, three head of Oxen oMs
age of four years or thereabauts, and marked as follows
one Red Ok with both ears cropped, one Brindle OK
with "A slit and crop in the left car, and with long slim
horns, one Red and white Ok, with a slit in the LETT ear,
strayed upon my Land in the town of jamestown, as
now remains thereupon, and that l reside in tie vlag
of Fairplay in said town. CHARLES BAINBRIi9GE,
Dated Fairplay, Grant Co., Wis, this END day ofSeE
TENDER, a. D. 1857. l5-4t CHI
DAGS.-SEA1LESS BAGS, for Sa'e by,
GEO II. DUtNFoRD & co.
Large Assortment of RUBBER Il OIL CLOTHING
n for sale by, GEO. II. DURNF0RD &C0.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03

COUNTY CoNvENTIoNs.-The Republi-
cans will hold their County Senatorial
Convention at Lancaster on Tuesday next;
the Democrats will hold their Convention
on Wednesday-botl TO nominate candi-
dates for Senator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
Grant County Agricultural Fairs,

There have been several attempts to or.
ganize and hold County Fairs in Grant
County, but until this year nothing OF cor
sequence was done. People failei e come
up to the work from sheer indifference and
neglect. We can now see that the time
had not arrived for the enierp. ize. Every
man seemed to have something else on
hand more interesting or profitable. Like
the marriage supper of our Savior, when
all were invited; few came, many stayed
away-one had married a wife, another
had bought an OK and a third had sowed a
crop of thistles, the seed of which he mis-
took for buckwheat, unless we err in quo
ting Scripture. In our western country,
a certain advanced stage of prosperity and
personal independence must be arrived at
before matters of leisure and associations
for competition can be attended to. Peo-
pie must crawl first, then leap before run
ming. Even giants feel low in statue with
out pockets full of rocks, while dwars with
crammed pockets can swell into giant
lords. Our farmers have been swelling
prodigiously for some months, and they
are but just discovering themselves to be
men of property. Of course pride is just
appearing among them; property affords
comfort and the ascending step is pride
which leads to leisure and pleasure. A
mong farmers, pride is a virtue when it
leads to competition as to who shall excel
in raising grain, cattle and horses; it is
the main element of success, so long as
kept in its legitimate channel. Industry,
competence and pride have lead people in
to Agricultural Societies and into every
other social means by which industrial
competition is made an auxiliary of for
tune.
We have observed and, we think, clear
ly illustrated that the time has come for
Agricultural Exhibitions in Grant County
We NAV therefore connt on such Exhibi-
lions being kept up annually, with %increas-
ing interest. Next year we shall see doub-
lie, perhaps four times the interest taken,
and afterwards the momentum will roll it
along, regardless of obstacles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03

GRANT co. Ad'L. s0CY-ELECTIoN NOTICE.
The Members of the Grant Co. Agricultural Society,
are req'!este,, TO meet in Lancaster, on Wednesday the
7th day of October next, at one O'Clock, 7. u. for the E.
elction of Officers for the coming year.
j. c. HOLLOWAY, Sec'y.
Lancaster, September 9th, 1851.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03

LoG1cAL.-Mr. Cross, democratic can
didate for Governor, signed a petition to
the Legislature for an act to authorize the
people of Wisconsin to vote on extending
suffrage to negroes; the act passed the
Legislature; the question is to be voted on
this fall-therefore, reason the democracy,
the Republicans are in favor of elevating
the negroes to an equality with the whites
-amalgamation, treason, wool, blood and
thunder. In ls49 the democracy in their
State Convention, resolved in favor of col
ored suffrage; they were then democrats.
Now they resolve against colored suffrage;
they are still democrats-with principles
that pever change! God save the country
from such d~emagogues and such delnoera-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
Wheat Wanted.

10 000 BUSHELS Of good s; dry m market price
will at all times be paid, is wanted at the Genesseg s
We will buy Slaves, Hoop Poles, and Flour TrrP INA
January 20, 1857. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
New Orleans. Sent. Q.

New Orleans, Sept. %.
SUGAR.-The market is lower, with
more activity. Sales Of yesterday of 1000
hhds. Melado at &C., less 6 u tent cash,
and 100 hhds. mostly Cuba, at 68@9c.
This morning very little is doing. Refined
have declined. Stuart's prices are 1@sc.
lower. They quote loaf l2c: crushed
llsc; ground IL; circle A crushed, l14c.
1t will be seen that sales and quotations
differ. The presumption is that sugar is
coming down and quotations keeping up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
Look at This.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted = "
IA either on Book or Note account will save oo;s ae s
paying up Immediately for l am compelled 70 ',oney
large amount of Money soon, consequently the IpJ1|
must come without delay. 25-tf d. K. WALhN"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03

MAILs.-Dal.y newspapers anu othef
mailed matter are often four to six days
coming from Galena to Lancaster. We
are not in the habit Of complaining of
Postmasters, for we think they generally
attend to their duties very we'll, and all of
them in this region are, We believe, prompt
and trustworthy. There is however, a
plain neglect of duty somewhere between
Galena and Lancaster on the Platteville
route. Boys, confided in by their parents
or employers, but often %truant, lazy-per-
haps constitutionally mean, are entrusted
in Post Offices. In such cases, Postmas-
tiers are not aware of the confusions, delays
and ~criminali.ies going on in their offices:
consequently, not morally though legally
responsible.
Letters and papers ought to be received
at Lancaster the same day of mailing in
Galena-on days when the mails comes
through. Mondays, Wednesdays aid Fri
days. 1t is, however, seldom that mail
matter does come through the same day OF
mailing in Galena. Most of the promi-
nent Post Offices in Grant County are re
mails from Milwaukee the day af-
ter mailing, which partially ~compensates
for neglects on the Galena and Prairie du
Chen route.
Pay UP.-All persons indebted toMessrs
NEWMAN at Washburn are requested
by them to pay up or be sued.
HARRIsoNPLowMAYU
BARsrow & CURLEY are manufacturing
Flows at their establishment in the town
of Harrison, One of their Plows took the
premium at the County Fair. See their
advertisement.
GREAT Clothing STORE Ar PRAIRIE DU
CHIEN.-DURNFoRD & Co., are the largest
dealers in Clothing, Hats, Gaps, Boots 81
Shoes in the western country. Their cloth
ing is manufactured by themselves
Read their advertisement and call oD them
Immediately.
CorNry CoHyu1r,orc TI,o Por,1Ii;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
Notice! Notice!

Mooney WANTED.-All persons knowing thense mt
Nl indebted to us, either by Note or BOOK Ace ~ We
will please pay up, and M new account ="
are in need of money. mi
IS GEORGE W. RYLAND q Gu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03
The Preachers, Association

For the Herald.
The Preachers Association
Of the NJ. f.. Church, of Platteville District, will be
hold its next session in Lancaster to commence on Tues
day ,..Oct. Goth, at O'Clock, p. NJ.
PROGRAMME.
Preaching, Tuesday, !. NJ, Cook,
Wednesday, 2 j T Prior,
ESSAYS.
F. {. Jones': Temtationst to Locate.
j. Lawson: viii faith and hope exist in Heaven.
X. N. Delap: Conviction.
G. 7. Clifton: Conversion
]. Murrich: Religious excitement and its influence on
the body.
T. Taylor: The obligation of Family Prayer.
G. Hartshorn: Falling from Grace.
J. Sims: Revivals-how best promoted.
W. r Delap: How to best point out to a sincere ~penitent
to believe in Christ.
J. Knibbs: Temptation.
G. Cook: Christian Perfection.
Z. Tasker: Unanimity among Christians.
J. Odaes: Utility of Class Meetings.
W. NJ. Osborne: The Pulpit and Politics.
r. Burge: The power and influence of Satan.
J. T. Prior: Atonement.
T.. L. Dewitt: Resurrection.
Discussion same as last session. s
NJ LAWSON, Secretary.
Platteville, Sept. 18th, 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03

PloW Mandatory in Narr;so,
A MILES VEST OF PLaTTFrT+1
T,iiE subscribers give notice that thev q, LIZ.
turing Flows of the most approved natfar, msnpaS
shop 1 miles vast of Platteyille, near WslSorfa, al tlSr
Breaking Plows on hand and made to orlcr
Breakers, Corn Flows, Shovel and tri.sha.o,
and Cultivators on hand. fiosi,
Harrison, Oct. Sd, 1857. 4o.1Iss"-EY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-10-03

Pay UP.-All persons indebted toMessrs
NEwMAN at Washburn are requested
by them to pay up or be sued.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

MAKE x0uR 0WK coRFEE--ss assss Fssasr
IA AzEns1ol java cezsas one npeoaaai e uhch IN
msks stress su4 4 ssssgspa CTS. warraAfaB pafs
ktft , O Kr1&al.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03
TKOUsArIs OF
FANCY ARTIGLESI

THE subscribers have Just received the sgest stock Of
Fancy GOods, In their line, offered for sale this
city. Amongst this greAt variety will be found-
100 FANCY Bro OA0Es, selected from the best assort-
neot On New York.
200 BASKETS Of all kinds and qualities.
BRASS, Bronze aud Iron Candle Sticks.
RATTAN, Rocking and o bee Chairs
BtirrANtA and Block Tin cose and Tea Potts. Chinese
Tea Oaddiss
ALSO.-sl0 Ornaments. for Etageres and What Nots.
Many Of the articles selected for holiday Sales
but having arrived too late for that Joyous cecason will
be sold Al tle most tFnng advance upon the
IaniS WILSON a MACKENLIE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

good assortment constantly hand the best stoek Of
French and Fancy Baskets In The city WoV Clothes
ret Hamper School, Dinner end Work Bakels Nos cra-
dies Cabs Wagons Chair, Oak Feed Peach, Clothes Book
Corn, RatsR hakets Fancy Embroidered WORK. Pringed
Nastee stick omee trieste Reticuls Preach knie Tnmb
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new YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From vIscHER OWEN co., Gen1 Advertising House,
APPLEroE' BUILDING ,84e Broadway, New York.
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ST. LOUIS ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom the Newspaper Advertising Agency efW. 8. sWY
MER, No. IA Second Street, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
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"a ~ al . Y A -.

THE subscrter this method infOrune his sld
customers and friends and the Pablic eeneray that
he has hs MaFdssFs etore iron hand on
MARKET srss No s. "a tire large brek buldns lately
erected South side 81 Bread street where he kss
eonsahty hand ard makes order the arous
eubrs-ed 10 Ms hpe of busines. He Invites especial
tention hs larre Assortr-enf % CASTING a ELow-
VAR BRASS sc. such As Mantle and Goa, Crates wag.
On Bexes Ps~ He,da Cutirrt Crrn she ers Cora
Crushers MI CsasheFs Haiceny WORK ADD Iron Rsncinr
Co1es his fsA ketes Bras " ttlc- Deg Fons Candle
Stck-. and s1osl endless variety - other arcea
ltb29-tf ANnREW ANDERSON.
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NEW SERlES.--N0. 1856.
ADVERTISEMENTS,
FOR RENT.

TWO GOOD ROOMS over Hsgsn'u Book store. on -
Market street, with separate entrance, suitsb Aiz
for any Of business that IL usually transacted on
second hoor. Would make good once, and vii be rent
Apply % febi9 A. " g. tINDSLEY.
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PIANO FORTES,
LOO1k1ng Glasses,

CcC., CCCs,
tN1E have nov In ane stock Of .uoGIrEzww-m
w Pianos, heiodeons window Shades, IN| FL
Artists hatertak, ke and ere stil manufae. w Nv
turing Inside blinds and AL kinds Of is Wcrku- have
recently added largely % sgock of
ORNAMENTS FOR MIRHORS, &C.
IN = word Intend TO KEEP Up WITH THE TInEs
please caSouers and them patronlae
iafteae of sending abroad. ". r. FREEMAN,
Hcb. No le Collere street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-03

NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science Of Medicine.
ESGRAyINGs or TIE SEALS or THE PATENT oP-
HIcE OF GREAT BRITAIN, EcoLE De PHARMAoIE
or MEDICINE, VIENNA, adnxed upon each wrap
per- and around each case Of
Triesenaar No. 1, 2, and 3.
thus protecting the public sgAin Irsvross-whIeh are
liable 20 the severest pensltes courts efAw award
nRH. A. BARROW, Member Of the Imperial College Of
~ Vienna. ana Royal College Of surgeo-s London, may
personally consue at his residen-e 15T Prince street.
(feE NO Ks Of broadway Nav York, from II In the
morning til aud fron tin In the evening" Sundays
excepted) unless BY special appointment. -
-RIEsEMAR No I, e. the Remedy for RELATION,
sPERMAroRRHGA, and all the distressing consequences
arising som carry Ssuse ndissmisats excess long
20 perfect health thousands of the ashitsed Who
the enjoyment Of all the Fuae ions ef Manhood and
TIOF Cor MARRIAGE Is enee,aAiy sabdaea bs ths won-
derhnl bisco-eryl hr
rRIEsEuAR No. II completely AMI entirety ersdicases
al traces Of Gonerrh1 both IN is MD and aggravsssd
FORMS, elects, strict Iritton Of ihe Aad ier
tention the Urine P4ns of the Loins and Kdneys and
those disorders where copays ard osesbs have ons
been thou ut andat the ruin Of the health Of
portion ofNhe pcpulaica
TRIesEMAR No III la the great Confidential Remedy
for syphilis ami seeontsy sympsOms Il also constitutes
esrsain cars scurvey, soha and al impu7lties fro
The vital stream altogether eradcAte the virus
dIssase aad is failing Remedy s that Of dis
via a.reary ss he inevItbs essructon o ne patisrss
ssostituion and vaieA ~ ths s4rsapAria IN he seId
cAnno, remove. at
TRlEsENAR, No. I, and 3. prrpwet IN Ire iorm Of
ansure devoid Of taste smell and be esrrisdn the
wAioo pOcks,. soda tin esss sad dsssdinte EsPAr
ate dosra ndinsisred by fhAu, La In an, Koax RI
cord ka. kc. Prce f8 each, fur IA one br 20
Witch g. and 10 tas Eases vhsby aese saving
81 g.
epsFsl srranermenis haviag beea usds vita the
Exprsrss TIE nine dear q " and ne arg
fsrssrasd ~ D.. aare~, earrias sa E,ms.
datey reesvfng tftnce, 20 any ef tht World
sscarsy packe &nd sdresssd accord NJ tbs tBsuetons
Of the writer hns secuFns the abc geanine kurupesn
pFspaFkioas, ant efertnay proesnE them spari-
pernicoas ittonA The three dollar cases seat ~
nSaal, hut nat free Il carriage. ft
- Be had fom Or Bxrrov u Inuserat
81 Ani p1paar weFk "IiC NAN FEAfLTg, or RtfYEl0o-
GlcAL kkskAhcHts" u deserhes IL clear and iaeld
the esnse and saees 81 he esass above
ses wh eetoHs of tnsiF pr7ps and cuFs
Prics s. esnss. eeat tree e sny ad4ssss.
Address na. aARg0u. ssS Rrisra Street. ffss hoeks
wess u broadssx.i Nss fers. ssss-lydv.
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THE PREMIUM PLOW OF THE
WEST.

nv &c BRINLEY, 81 s'npsopville. KY, would IN
i iorm the FkHhEEs throughout the routh and West
that he keeps constantly hand. ans quantity Of hisiu
proved ans Sod PoEs, which warrants %
give satsncton or refund the purchase measy every
case Ale world irform them tta he l. mauuacinrng
an IMPROVED CuL1IYA1oe, thai saperasdes al oihers
said by Of The besi fnrmet Ia hs tate 70 Be an
eurpa.sed thasl tcsived several pFtm9ms this season
His Plows have received oaFiesn 6rtenss premumss IL
the state season thFes preiuns a. he Indiana
etste fair This year
An orders sel him. his Aesntl wsn meet With prouP
attention, : n accom- psnied With the cafh
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NOTICE,

A BRADSHAW and A. v RUTLAND have purehas.
"a ed from hessrs. RoBkKTsos DAsmuL their entire
stock OF Boois Shoes Haas Trunss, Ae and would re-
specially inform the old patrons Of the arm the
pubic srneray thA; t intend keeping at the old stand
40. "a College Street. well sercted RstA fock foe La
dies, 'entiemehS, snd Chlrens wear, Which they viii
business, TO merit share Of the Pubie paron
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

THE STORE HOUSE, With good Dwelling at Ae4A
L tached, Market street nearly opposite UDisn F..
No. se, door from Wells Drug Store. Apply to sA
febl2 A. v. 8. LINDsLEY.
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE HOUSE on Union street. In Camp -
bells Buildings, next 20 York's Book Store Ap- LII:
ply 10 A. v. 8. LiNDsLEY, ILL
febit IS College street.
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FOR SALE.

OF No. II ip the Wilson spriog Addition fronting a
IL ss feet on South Union street. One Of the hand-
febis A. 8. LIN DsLEY.
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NOTICE

IAvIN9 disposed of Stock OF Boots, Shoes, te 70
IL Messrs BRADsHAw RUTLaED, take great pleas
In ng them the old patrons Of the late
hm and besprAk for them share ofthe patronage 0ffhe
ps6lic generally. RUBEkTsoN A DAsalsLL-
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HUMBUG!l HUMBUGiH

nEAN0 FomTEs, Tunss ana re- .s.azEssRseu
il paired by the uR4sFsaEnnd 10 q msnner
ihas sannaf he rqa1lzed ~ sny ether Tunsr w EI
mrnts fepzfFca.
- Psriesf s.tlzAefi-a rysn charge
OrteEs ~ tAs Mnsic speEaf 8anes DfEnnH eF Jsue
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a H1sroRY OF WASHING rugs


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4 seoId, scold sway; '
Upon q washinE-d ys-OSd Soag. g
"a a4s ess bOvVSsd s6r as Ocoasss. o b sS"S %
brsaktaa1
Come Aons 70 dinner. aAsling.
Ths vashings dose today;
.r. RamssTss TuS has done the Joe, a..
c = s;ss sS .: : . 81 yea; sisssI : : :is.:.
Hsy,ns pasuAassd the szsu.vs rsAs sf shi. ssy uua
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thas Pun diFeelions or usng wi seesnpaEy sack fsb
see s.s To- ~ a. & Gee .. Sy: Ssrs -. s..s% ay
ts utllity corsespoHdenee below.
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dons ~ a b ias anPsrsor - mas dena sac
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FOX sALE.-HOUsr0N's ADDITION.
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