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Pulaski, Oswego Co., N. T., Aug 70, 1885.
P. v. r. COvEHTRY l. Co.: t
Gents,-Hay,ng used your medicine 10 . num-
Der Of cases Of Eryspelas, Bronchitis, Scrofula
Affections and other diseases dependant ON
yi,iated state Of the Blood, can cheerfully 70.
commend it a. the best medicine with which !
am acquainted, and for wsakness and debility
incident 70 females, ! consider itinvalasble:
J. N. BErrs, n. D.
Hudson, Leuawes Co., Nich., Feb. %, 80.
am an Allopashic Physician, and opposed 70
ali Patent Medicines, but from what learn Of
your Bachs American Compound, am cont
dent II is good Medicine. Please send me tho
Formnl@.
Yours truly, GEo. n. WALLAcE, y. D.
Hon. d. L. Dodge, Of Aubarn, n. T., late
member Of our State Legislature, and one Of The
most accomplished Physicians and Chemists u
this coantsy.s after giving "BaehS American
Compound'' his personal observation, says IL Y
destined 70 superssds ill Liquid Preparations
Cor The csse Of Chronic Diseases.
For sals BY SQuircs ! Blosa. agents.
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Curious Breach Of PrOsmise Case.
aase an interest has recently existed in south
AssFn Indiana, says the New Albany Tribune
nan account Of an alleged breach Of promise
ssrged against the Rev. +. B. Geary, of Liber-
Hcrsuit by respectable young lady Of Mad
H According to the Indiana American, the
esanstances of the case were about as fol
-:
Ar Geary was entertained during the late
szon Of Conference by the family of which this
hsag lady vas part As an acknowledgment
Tie kindness shown him during his sojourn,
Snt her the Ladies Repository for the cur.
hai year. On its receipt, she wrote him letter
'asos:ng him book mark, which letter was
.assered with thanks for the token, and there
thought the correspondence ended. Not SO
- ioang lady. She alleges she received some
''s'seen letters from him, which she answered
ece time, in which, on his part, proposals Of
ssfinony were made, which we're accepted BY
asf and the time Of her marriage fixed at about
tae middle Of April. A few days before the time
ixec, she alleges that she received another from
p same hand, informing her that he was dead
arosing lock OF hair, and giving his diving
vefds, &c. She soon asceriained that be was
- dead, and her friends believing be had been
nsne false, had charges preferred against him
sore The Presiding Elder. Upo9 anirvestiga,
-, only SIX letters we're produced, and they
zee proven TO be torgeries. OF course. NJ
ssfT vas acquitted. It is believed that the
s.ag lady is innocen. Of any completely in the
&nef.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS!
Pills that are Pills

Prof. Hayes, State Chemist Of Massachusetts,, says
they the best Of all Pills, and annexed are the men
who certify that Doct. Hayes knows, viz:
Lemnsl shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Mass.
Emory Washburn, Governor Of :"
w. g. Plunkett, Lieut.. Gov. Of
Edward Everett Ex Sec of State and Senator OF " j.
Robt. q. Winthrop Ex-Speaker House Reps, U. !. A,
Abbott Lawrence Minister Plenipos to Great Britain
tlohn b. Fitzpatrick, Catholic Bishop Of Boston.
NEN THAT ARE NEW! t-
Among the diseases this PHI has cured with astonishing
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Costveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism Drop.
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Nausea Indigestion, Morbid inaction Of the Bowels,
and pain arising tnerefrom Fasuency, Loss Of Appe
tte all ucerons and cutsneous Diseases which require
an cvacuant medicine, scrofaia or Kings Evil They
also by purifying the blood and stimulating the system
cure many complaints which would not be supposed
they could reach; such Deafness, Part Blindness
Neuralgia ard Nervous IrritabIty. Derangement Of
the Liver and Kidneys, Gout, and other kindred COM
plants arising low state Of the body Or obsruc
ions OF ts functions They the best Purgatve med
icne discovered and you will but need 10 use them
once 10 know IT,
by every respectable Druggist In The v 5 lAus l-Smw
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Caors-Throughout the entire Missouri
Slope we hear OF the most cheering and fat
tering prospects of an abundant harvest. IL
the counties north OF this, the yield Of corn
will be nearly double that Of last year. Wheat
oats and barley have turned out well. VIZ
ina zinc that the "good time coming spoken
Of. has nearly arrived.-C. B. Bugle.
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ta-The heavy rain of Sunday caused another
~ serious enlargement Of HAwkeye Creek
ihbourh this little rivulet has been rapidly de.
niur. Of late, the exhilirsting influences Of
he shoxeser increased its power and spright-
Ines TO such an extent that all the powers of
nature and ART we're unable to keep il in its bed.
With al the impetuosity Of youthful enthusi-
IN. il left the course which nature and It's
.sa choice had long ago pointed out, and ut.
vi, regardless Of good breeding, or the in
srss, Of the .iaeiiers upon its banks, ran wild
mss, i've L4ins and shantics, carrying away
kaw ~ other tenements, with al the ease of
Fszssd operator. The earth was washed
sais space Of nearly two feet. from the west
w d Third street bridge, and both the bridge
VI sad are left in . dangerous condition.
tbeu &heen feet Of the abutmept Of Main
rss bridge was carried entirely away. Two
Yelling houses we're throveSeOwn and marrow.
naped drowning. while one little shed sailed
.adfully and rapidly away toward New Or
~ The lumber Of Evans, Laidlov l. Co.
Essed considerable damage, as some Of the
nAeT was washed away.
Te notice that considerable damage has oc-
zsd in different portions ofthe city, from the
xsd the foods which poured through the
u-sss. Third street, from Jefferson to Coum-
u 8Nrewn with rocks, washed down from
aEaBa street, from the Matchmaking and
.suAx The cutters in that section are torn
rleArp gulleys are cut in their PLACE
b CUMBERLAND Presbyterian church was I'm
krnlssd .: one corner, by the water rushing
Iasn Gsision street and turning into Forth.
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The Manner - senator Ruskss Suicide.
The following - an extra from tie Office Of
the Narcogdoches Chronicle:
GkS. RUsk IS DEAD!-A great calamity has
befallen the State Of Texas. One Of her most
distinguished sons has fallen. Thomas J RusII
is no more. gloom hangs over our people
mystery, thus far, Is connected with the mat.
ter We can only give the fects and mourn the
sad stroke which has thus derived Texas and
the South ofa valued friend AID useful champion.
Gen. Rusk has, ever since the death OF his lady.
suffered under a mental depression, which at
times, bore him down beneath it, weight. He
has, to q great extent, secluded himself from 50.
ciety. and lately that dependency has been
more marked aud apparent to those familiar
with him. A severe illness, from which he was
just recovering, had Frustrated him for weeks,
and he was suffering greatly from rising on
the back of his neck.
On yesterday evening, about o'clock, his
ing of a body, ran to the spot, and found him
lying dead upon the ground, behind the gallery
at the back OF the house with rifle under him
A corsner's jury was summoned, from whose
verdict we extract the following:
ssIhe cause of his death was gun shot (rife)
wound on the fore part Of the head, inflicted
from rifle gun in his own hands, and discharg-
ed by himself"
No further clue can be given to this mystery.
No papers or writing Of the same day have been
found, except q letter addressed to a gentleman
in New Orleans, ordering tombstone for his
wife, with the inscription: BLESSED are the pure
in heart, for they shall see Cod"
Z Let the people mourn the loss OF a man who,
on the field of battle and in the councils of the
State and nation, has proved himself to be wor-
thy the proud place already accorded him in the
affections of the people.
An inventory OF all his property was found in
portfolio, and the value Of the same divided by
the number of his children. He was buried this
evening with Masonic honors An obituary ad-
dress was delivered by the Hon. w. B. Ochiltree,
which will appear in the next Chronicle, along
with the full evidence in the matter.
The New Orleans Bulletin states that q friend
had conversed with gentleman direct from
Nacogdoches, who stated that he attended his
funeral on the 29th ult. He stated that on the
day Of the fatal deed General Rusk attached
string 20 rifle, and placing the muzzIe against
his forehead, literally blew the top of his head
off! rumor was rife in Nacogdoches TO the
effect that this deporable event had been in part
caused by Spiritmalism
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A MoRMox PRIEST IN LIMBo-A Mormon
preacher, who has vile and family across the
ocean, was brought before the Police Magistrate
Of tt,s city, on Tuesday, on charge Of seducing
away the wife of one Of his flock, who is resi-
ding temporarily here. He was convicted, and
placed in the jail, for term Of 5 months. The
woman was committed for one hour.
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The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKEsH !.

4UO UI0&t Gu&A00 AAU4AOOys
SIR JAMES CLARKEs0
G . b r Z . 4 = Q M 10 Pillss
Prepared from Erescriptiow ~ Sir =. Clarke, N. ID
PAysscioa Extraordinargt % As Queen.
This invaluable medicine In anfAing In the cure Of al
those painful and dangerous diseases 70 which the c-
male constitution - subject. II mederaes al excess
and7smoves distractions, and . speedy cure may be
TO MARRIED LADIES
II 10 peculiarly suited. II viii, in short Tine bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, pvcs One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great nrl,an. % prevent countsrfeits.
CAUTION.
1aess FilsAhoald not be fdke~ bgysma!es dariag As
IIkST THREE MONTHS ~ Prs1aaacy a. tAsy arr
s.rs 70 ors~e o. Asscorsagr BET ~ asy other sims
tAey 0rs aye
In al cAses Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Palm n
she hack and Limbo, Fatigue sshs exer,ion, PaipA.
oa or the Heart Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills w
eaee, cure when all ether have failed, and a.
Though powerful remedy. do net ccatain Iron, calo
ms an,moay Or any thing harttalto tho consultation
vail directions accompany each package.
sole Assa, fos NE un.sa States sna Canada,
(late 4 Q. nalawtM . Col
# #4 VII IL. Rachsas~f, n. Y.
n, M.-ol,oo and q pessass asAmpa Enclosed y AL
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| turn mkie @sA u
knr salvM NiEN NENpklVNN @Es
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To Ague Sufferers,

10 Ague SunererS,
COvEIL'S BEBEER1NE MIXTURE is the best Ague
remedy in the world 1t not only breaks the Chill, but
eradcates every vestge OF the disease from the
tenn. Hundreds who have used it join with voice in
decaringit almost infallible Procure bottle Of it
take it according to the directions and you may rely
being cured. For sale here BY all Druggists and by
the propretors.
r. r. GAY and A. T. GARTHk, Agents here.
A. PORTER BRO, Proprietars,
July 10 Rock Island, III.
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The Office Of the Weekly Herald published in

The Office of the Weekly Herald published in
Lcayenw orth, Kansas, was recently visited by q
correspondent Of an Eastern paper, and Is thus
described by him: "A visit TO the printing Of
fee vas rich treat. On entering the first room,
on one side was rich bed French blankets,
sheets, table cloths, shirts, cloaks and rugs, ON
the wall hung hams, maps, venison and q rich
engraving, onions, portraits and boots; on the
floor was side Of bacon carved to the bone,
corn and potatoes, stationery and books; on .
very nice dressing case stood wood tray, halt
full OF dough. while croekery occupied the pro
lsesional desk. In the room to the left--shs
housewife, cook and editor lived In glorious UNI.
ty-one person. He was seated on stool, win
! paper before him on piece Of plank, writing
4 vigorous knock down argument In reply 70 an
article In the Kickspoo Pioneer, paper OF r.
val city. Tho cooking stove was at his LETT, and
lin kittles al round. The corn cake was dom
and instead Of scratching his held for an idea,
% editors often do. be turned the cake and went
ahead"
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Word TO CANDID PrBIic.--Scarcey four years have
elapsed since the presentation Of our now celebrated
Stomach Bltters made 70 you. Yon have tested
their efficacy, and have manifested ycUr appreciation
by your patronage from the fact that they
have invariably accomplished all they purpor,sa to DO
and r there still among you any who from rfedsro-
sition have included preparation in their general
prejudice against medicine, wsnld earnestly refer
them any Of the leading physicians in the laid who
invariably prescribe it in all OF Indigestion
Dyspepsia. Blorsness, Fatnency, Constipation, Loss
Of Appetite, etc., etc 1t does not profess to all
things, but hold for the above Diseases is the only
speedy and reliable remedy. We wonld seriously eau.
ton you against the different spurious articles gotten
up and ualmed of the genuine "Hostetter," and II
is due yourselves to acqualnt with all parties en-
gagged therein We have At present several in different
sections Of the Union under Bonds but hereafter in
tend prosecuting to the fullest extent Of the law.
HOsTETTER 4 SMITH,
Sole manufacturers and proprictors, 261 Penn st.,
Pttsburg, Pa. iaug
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EcxEL-The N. Y. Times says that Eckel
about whom 60 rauch interest gathered during
the opening scenes Of the Burdell tragedy, i
now pursuing HE ordinary business, and seem.
ingly taking little interest in the last develop
men,s in this extraordinary case. But his
friends feel assured that every suspicion Of hi,
completely in the murder is cleared away BY tbs
recent disclosures. The daring fraud Of the
desperate woman with whose name and crime
he las been associated, has turned speculation
into new channel in search Of accessories Z
the foul deed
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Coat BuRxxss.--Ths Peoria, Oquawka 4 Bur.
linaton Railroad Company are changing several
81 their Locomotives that hsve heretofore burn
Cd wood, 20 that they can commune coal In them,
The cost Of the operation 10 slight and the saw.
ine In the expense 70 enormous This oompany
hss also ordered from the manufactures three
zeal burning engines. one Of which will soon be
On here. This kind Of machines are growtsg "
laves With Railroad men, and arc probably des
tlned " saperseds entirely. Atleass ID 'h's couh'
e,v. vhere wood 10 scsrcs, tho wood consumers.
Tkslr eeucral introduction viii he ~ era In tho
Railroad Aissory Of ~ Prairie State. Those
who have tslsd shsnas cstimate that there u .
saving cf from any 20 seventy per cent over the
| old machines Peoria Tran,
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srrnrr At BUsGLARY.-We noticed very
VA .sseupt Of this kind, near Maple street,
,,serday afternoon. A large hog stood on the
NO.. d shed, making strenuous endeavors to
Al. an entry into the second story window Of
s3ioining house. After several unsuccessful
Asszs. and smashing sixty-three square inches
s,.sS, .n1 hurting his nose, he retired in
Lsguss.
vrKsY.-Hov did he get up there, and how
Ishe i nov on terra 6rma,) did he get
|suSrs
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! WEEKLY HlWK.EYE

- 70 = GllszD - - ~ ~ Co
..s., shess b ) scosesaor . Js'est - also .
4 ReprsssnAasivss ed eah she ssaass.
..ssiea sskes plses eashs ssessf Tuesday
The Cosvsasita vticH meets 1t
- q norrsv N aeaipass candidates
,,or ana Ilessenans 0pvsrnOr. The
= I. .oml.Sse - the ssth.
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A writer on ''dress," who deserves hanging,
says that "youDg women should let their juds-
ment be seen by the simplicity and frugality Of
their apparel Our modern young ladies are
frugal enough in some parts Of their dress, hea-
ven knows; and as to letting ''their judgment
be SEEM that is nearly all which is not exhibit
nd
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R,cm ysxn.--A wtds.Awaks grocer IN Nav
ark. n. j.. fearful Of losing 1910 10 blls u he
kspt II IN hls pocket, PLACED IN measure Of
oats, and his horse ATE by way Of dessert With
his newt meal,
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"a new eight occurred at the old house At
~. on Sunday. We failed TO learn the cause
"a die ressIs, bat suppose that 1t grew out Of
,si.tey and ended in fne but rather monot-
anon, view Of black eyes and crimson noses.
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Notice

vVNG NMNsfAl1Med held ~ aAsiNAMlvht FtnM UlAsk
- EeeyA OF the city OK Hr.lNEiNn lava, all " their
unsettled Neck AccoawtA fsAnr We yh eF M.y taAs.
AaA tAs right seeslv~ pasmsnls w sl netss sNse.
~ aimee the tth dag VI Nay IN liquidation pNN M.
anunts AnA III settle ana receive NAvmrnts IN NMs
s<stvA AevauAss vians i&.hrth JOHN slARv 4 M
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q A horse thief passed through the city,
ssssday, accompanied by very attentive es.
vi, On his way 10 tina, beautiful and safe re-
RAJ provided BY the State for people Of like
ssftric habits, ut Fl Madison.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSETORY.-Att
ID store ofMessrs Cafery Harper jefferson street,
Burlington, where English German swedish and Welsh,
Bibles and Testaments may always be found at cost
prices
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4. KINGSrORDS 1 SONS
ONWEGN GOslS s'FARNH.

-- ;
Has obtained an equal celebrity with th~ir Starch for
tho laundry Ths article II fsrfsctly pure and Va III
every rssvect easai t. the hcs hrgmnaA Arrow. Root
besides AMviAE additional aaalss witch rendsr ii in~
valuable for ths dessert.
Potato starch has been extensively packed and sold
- Corn SsArch and has ntvvn tAss W many,
~ ~ The TeAi Mefitspf cur Corn starch,
From It's great t*icacy and purity, tits coming alsc
into extensive ~ dlet tar mfAhta ard invaas II
aaxii-sMw III ~ N. kkIlpaG a co, AR,s,
Il @#s.5 $500 M9 fuitNa VI, New York.
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q Thomas McPar,len was brought before
4. harris, yesterday, and fined 81 and costs,
y disturbing The peace.
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lseal E..uar Cor sale.

Real Estate fOr sale.
.lao acres UStArRoskp LAND, Mt prices ranging noA
o35o 10 ta3 per acre A4a 4@
10 hrAovED fAAxs In Henry ccansy-eae - tioo per
acre.
is Horsxs Axp LOIS iu Mt Pisass Mt stcc 10 $50.
100 VACANT Lors In MI Presentation 10 ~ $50 each.g
10 Available Lots In Logan, A, T. also lots in pA.
cihc City, which will be sold NJ reasonable rates.
t1U- Strangers having hashe~s wtth are referred
gentlemen named below for ~ TO our
prcmptncss and fidelity;
Mcssrs. A. D w. Saunders, Mt, Pleasant, tcSa.
uen. WIN, Dame Wilson, Edisor Iowa rArmsr, ~.
Pleasant, Iewa.
r. tiffany, ESQ, Pm, MI Pleasant. lcwa.
Messrs. scrven Gallagher, Chicago. H.
M.R. r. J. Robinson. st. Lsais, Mo. ss+r
Ross IN Lee. Lawrence, kansas.
Hon. NJ, u Thompson. ArvwnAville, MT #T
w. n. Marshall, ~ r. uL Mttj
Maj y u. nenae,s Register, and Capt, ]. ". Acksn-
NY Receiver ot Land once, ChAtheld, MT
Mvs.rs WIN. alenh Sons. Cincinnati, Chic.
Y. ~ Wilson, Esa, and Prof J. y. Anderson, Mo-
Albany, lna.
Jas, nrown, ESQ, LAwrencebarsh, Ind. 60
y. u. Rose rustsmaath, Ohio. &s#s
~ Letters VI mqairy pEampliy anawsei.
ialyT W " Ross 60. 7
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The Protestant WORLD IN CoNFERENcE-
A Convention, composed Of representatives from
all parts Of the world embracing all denomina-
tons Of Protestant Christians, has been called
under the auspices Of the Evangelical Al
lance" and, by invitation Of the King Of Prus-
STA, will meet in Berlin, Prussia, in September
next Among the representatives are DR..
Dwight, Dr. King and Mr.. SKATER, missionaries
from Constantnople. A large delegation from
the United States will be present. Among them
Rev. Dr. Alexander, from the Old School Pres
byterian Church; DR.. Forsyth. from the Asso-
ciate Reformed; Rev. VIM. Mast, Of Cincinna.
ii, from the Episcopal; and DR.. Black from the
Reformed Presbyterian. The two latter sailed
ON Thursday in the steamer Indiana. The Arch
bishop Of Canterbury, with various prelates and
ambassadors, have interested themselves in the
matter. DR.. Merle dAubigne has consented
to prepare discourse on the Evangelical Al
lance for the promotion of union, as compared
with assemblies in primitive times for the same
purpose Reports on the state Of PrOtestan
ism in different countries are to be made, and .
general interchange Of sentiment enjoyed. The
subject Of religious liberty will be freely dis
cussed, Is the King has promised protection 10
perfect freedom Of speech on this as well as al!
other subjects. The meeting Is looked forward
to with great interest by the Christian world
Bait. American.
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7. KINGsFORD & SONS

PURE OAN ESQ SAtA2ECk.
lFOR THE LAlSDRN,i
TYAS established n greater celebrity than has ever
III been obtained by any ether Starch.
This has been the result OF It's marked superiority In
quality, and Its tnvariAhie uniformity,
The public may be assured vi tn. eontinaAnce OF the
high standard now established.
The production Ia over Twenty Tons daily, and the
demand has extended throushcut the whole Of the Uni
ted States, and 10 for reign coentrss.
Working thus very large srs't, and under rigid
sytem, they able 10 secure perfect uniformity In
the quality throughout tae year. fis Ia the great
s,dcrAtnm In stArchn,slng, aid Il ased for the
first time.
The very best Starch that ean BE- made, and ~ ether.
ID always wanted by consumers, and s wnlha supplied
70 them by the grocer-, a. soon sther customers have
learned whica IL the best, ard ash for itotherwise
they would he likely ges that article Which the
largest proAt can be made.
Mr. kingsford has been engaged VI the manu- fHeturr
o. Starch r theiAs 50 yesfs, a during the whole oi
the period, the starch made nnsr hs supervision has
been, beyond amy question: the best N the mark FOR
the hrst II years he had thr ehSrve ~ the works u
VIM. Colgate Co.. ~ which rrriod he inventsa The
process Of the manufacture u Terra starch.
gN Ash for Klngsfora', Starch, NJ tue name oswegc
has been recently taken by smother factory.
Il IA sold by All " this groeers ~ nearly every part
NJ M.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

1919 WMAWWUI0 IWWW1 WI 0&AUs
A GRANGE ET.-gfAh acres VI Land feg
~ sAlr--t0 acres u which lies within mile ~ tAo
Gcart Haase, Ossam~ a.. Wspeils wraaty, 1cua- IAN
acres II witch ws IN miles OuamwA low ~ wseAs
In me " nAhloavxA, leo acres fenced ~ under cNlt
walton, scnaAns rnnnlng spr.nw " never fAiln9
ter seatAins zeal hAnk. and VI The ksst eoM u -
nast desirable section VI Mapsllc %. Said lAnaa ~
b. spld vAsen NJ application v MNls scea Il
mAe Ne.awN uTluMTEA 000MGS sH8
Az Fss opposi.s the barre. Me.s. n~sllpmas.. leso.
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IN pAIS Machinery OIL, M Nlv NtMv Nsar<sNy e
vla Nsi~csAss nAssk. heta ~ nAllsa sssss leue.