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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

The Great AUSTRALIAN BEAR.
now attached to H. Buckley Co.'S Circus, will be ex
hbited, FREE OF charge, In connection with the Slme
MR.. A. LOWELL,
Of his captors, and sole trainer will perform with
him, exhibiting the wonderful command he has obtain,
/ 1,8 90 LIB 81
The training and subduing has been now the work o.
two years lsince his capture in the mountainous
complete DEBILITY, Wilt believe astonishing power pos
performances everywhere have been attended With thu
greatest success. Strange as It may seem, this eeebr
ted Bear will Sgenh and sSse w dSe ; at Nil
stand upon his head and also exhibit the Of hi
attack-of rest, &C., and perform many other feats
both surprising and entertaining.
Mr. Lowell we'll enter the cage, repose in the yer,
arms Of the monster-place his heat within HIS formi
dabe jaws and play and fondIe him as with kitten
A PET TIGER!
Accompanying the celebrated circus Of II. Buckley &
Co., lisa Pet Tiger-captured, trained and shown by Mr.
A. Lowell, the renowned animal trainer. This beau
tiful Tiger captured by Mr.. Lowell, some tim,
since, during excursion In the interior Of Bengal
and Is now completely broken that he viii watci
the property OF his MASTER like dog; will protect ant
GAME and IN sho % ali that IS passbIe in ANIMAL
the s!i ghtest sign.
On ihe profession entering town, this beautif, beas
lie will also follow him about the streets like dog
and il is wonderful to watch how completely instnc
has given way to mind.
The Company will have the honor Of performing a
Evansville, Saturday,. July 4, 1851
the lot corner Of Third and Sycamore streets, rea
iS- Door open at 10 o'clock A. NJ ands o'clock N
ADM!SSlON.-Box 80 Cents; Pit % Cents, Chill
~ For particulars see large and smafi bills
je!.-d&gM
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

Helmbold's Universally approx
ed remedy-Compound' Extract Buchu cures Diseases
Of the Bladder, Kidney, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness,
tetc. Read the advertisement fanother column head
ed "Helmba,ds Genuine Preparation"
jef0-fmod&w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

METHODIST CHURCH.
TIE repairs the Locust Street NJ. E. Church have
not heen completed, consequently there will be
vices At tbs Church tomorrow. [jes.-lt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

DIRECTORS.
GEORGE W. C0LMADAY, formerly Recorder OF
Deeds, &C., Philadelphia
WIN. BOWERS, formerly Register Of Wills.
JOHN NJ. COLEMAN, Firm Coleman Smith, Inn
porting Hardware Cutlery Merchants, No. II
North Third street, above Race street, Philadelphia
JOSEPH DAT, Finn Joseph Dat Son, Coppersmtis,
No. IL Quarry street Philadelphia.
EDWIN Y. MACHETTE, Firm Machette Raiguel,
Importing Hardware Merchants. No. i24 North Third
street, above Race street, Philadelphia.
HOWARD HfNCHMAN, Firm Livingston \ Co.,
{ Produce Il Commission Merchants. No. 27s Market
street, above Eighth street, Philadelphia.
GEORGE w. COLLADAY,
| President,
GALEN WILSON,
SscretGry, -
Jeremiah Benin agent.
Office Commercial College Rooms, over ]. NJ. Cald
wells store, First street. Evansville Ind. myfsamo
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LOSt--CautiOn!

OST, on the 3lth inst, the following City Orders,
to.wit: Order No. 1909, in favor of Charles Linn,
seSo; Order No. lal5, in favor Of Andrew Bowen, for
sssW Any person finding the same, Wilt suitably
smyth, Street Commissioner. All persons are hereby
cautioned rom taking said Orders. lje9jst.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

EMr. Buchanan last week bought span
of Pennsylvania carriage horses for which he
gave $500.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27
RxTRAFAMlLY FLOUR,

20 EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR!
100 Barrels Extra Family Flour, manufactured
from White Wheat, and warranted superior to any
-four in market; for sale at retail at the Southern
Mills, corner Locust street and Canal.
jeso-lot IGLEHART& BROTHERS,.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT
Elk CIT f. M e Mt

- GREAT
.EXCIT EMENT
Prevailing all over the country, in consequence OF
the trcmendOus success OF MeLean's Volcanic
OIL Eminent. 1t is superceding every Liniment
and remedy for the Of local pains and external dis
Hundreds Of confirmed cripples have been made
to walk by its many that suffering for years
many remedies and Liniments now before the public,
have been permanently cured by the OF few small
bottles Of McLEAN's CELEBRArED LINrMENT.
1t Is no longer an untried remedy, hut q fixed and
immortal "fact" certified to by the MANY THOUSANDS
that have used it, that =: 81
NlcLean,s Volcanic OH Linfmcnt
Is the hest iniment that has been and
the only reliable remedy for the speedy and permanent
PAINS on man animals.
~ Livery.stable Keepers, Farmers, Dray-
men and oil that have the charge OF horses
should keep q supply constantly on hand, to
be used I'm time Of need.
PRICE OF THE LLNZKEVT
In CONSCIENCE Of the increasing demand for thsval
liable Lniment, it Is now put in twenty-five cent
ties, fifty cent and dollar bottles. The fry
bottles contain three times the quantity OF the tvent
FIVE cent size, and in proportion to their costs
tina. purchasers will save money by getting the
~ All orders for the Volcanic Oil Linmeht mtis
be addressed to the proprietor, -.
ap91-ly JAMES II. MCLEAN. st: Louis. No.
Sold by KELLER WHITE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

COMET! COMET! COMET!
TIME second purchase OF SUMMER DRY GOODS,
II Shoes Bonnets, Notions, &C., have just been
received at s. EMBICH'S. The time Tor the appear.
of the comet is past, and persons need not
fear destruction from this Interesting individual
As the prospect Of longer life is again before
us and to make such life pleasant one, nd at the
same time economist, 60 and select your goo,is at
IS. s. EMBICH'S,
jeaf Main ST., 3doors below Second.
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A Statement

A Statement !.
of Rsceipts and Erpenses On account Of tie
Countyof VanderJueh, State Of hdiene,
for tie year ending Bay. 81, 1857
RECEIPTS
Received ~ the County Treasury account ofCoun.
~. rom Nav 81, 1856, to June l. 1851 the following
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

S County Revenue for lsss.-..n. .t2s,o2o -
Portion Of delinquent s.,se
Revenue to provide for the inter.
(. ests on out Standing county
bonde issued the 2 & c X -
Company - osS4h "
On account Of miscellaneous re, - -
ceipts. .......--.- s.... ly10I -
On account Of lands redecmed... st5 II
90 :" .sdelinquent rey OF -
-
On account Of Brokers license. lco g.
/" Ferry lSW
I" sale ri Poor Farm eae %
Tax on sc SL r Co.. 1,cee z!
Delinquent tax Of 1S4.......... ~
On account Of sales az Statutes y 10
On Sale Of Estrays.. o8
Amount OF expenses over re-
ceiptSs .. 5000 ......-........' <sSo' &c -
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CONTINENTAL INSURANCE co.
Incorporated by the Legislature II Pennsylvania,
WITHA
PERPETUAL CHARTER.
Authorized Capital -, Zone Million DoIisr;,
1000, 600,
FFICE E.,
NO. 81 WALNUT STREET, ABOVE SECOND,
pUIrADEJ, PTtIA..

FIRE INSURANCE, oniBuildins Is; Fdfhi.
ture, Merchandise, &C.; generally.
MARINE INSURANCE ON CARGOES and
FRElGHTs to all parts OF the World.
INLAND INSURANCE ON Goods. &C., by
LAKES, RIVERS, CANAL and l. AND Car
riagcs, TO ALL PARTS OF The UNION, on
the most favorable terms, consfStent with Sc
CURITY. @
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Military. Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given to the Members Of a,
~ the Light Dragon Company, }" that an cleo. ~
ton OF Officers together with the adoption of the Ia
Uniform, will take place on FRIDAY EVENING, W.
june 18th, at Assembly hall. BY order Of
Je25-Nl THE COMPANY.
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II. BUCKLEY T. co.'s.
GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS,

NEWLY EQUIPPED AND GREATLY AUG
~ mented for the year 1851. 1t is confidently be-
Level 1t viii be found to present combination of
novel and attractive features, which will more than
sustain the high reputation which has attained by its
representations in former years. Now, heretofore,
tine management will endeavor to deserve by
giving the putca full equivalent for their money and
performing even more than they promise; thinking
we-deserved popularity, honestly gained by fair pro-
ceeSengs,- much more desirable III the end than any
mere Temporary advantage which may he obtained by
resort to cap-tap and humbug. In short, having re-
ceived the appellation Of the
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

|. Published by order Of Board Of Commissioners Of
jeiSaw wM.H. WALKER, County Aud.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

PINE StilNGL ES!
900, 900 No shaved pine shin giles in yard and fo
- by tje16dw2m} JOHN r GLOVER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-06-27

sD
PINE BOARDS,
PINE SHINGLES,
PINE LATH,
PINE SCANTLTNG:
ALso-lo00 CEDAR FENCE POSTS, just received
from the Pennsyl vania forests, and for sale by
ROBERT FERGUS,
je256md&wl Next door to tive new Court House
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Evansville, Saturday, July 4, 1851

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
nETWEEN this date and the 18th Of July, will he
u sold Mt private sale reasonable TERMS that por
ton of bot No ~ in the Original Plan Of Evansville,
cotrnecing 20 feet from the Of Vine add Second
streets. and running 50 feet on Vine street, and lack Is
feet III not disposed Of before the 18th of July, the
property will be sold at public auction.
Terms, and all other information, can he had Of
je27.tds JOHNSON & HYNES,Agtnts.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

or, substituting the natural letters, where known,
il reads thus:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09
WHITE CLOUD, KANSAS, THURSDAY, JULY 9, 1857.

Here Legrand submitted the parchment to ny
inspection. Thefolloving Characters were rude
y traced between the death's-head and the goat
53;tf3O5) IS ;4s26)G; ~ ;sO6s 4stspeo, )s5 4.
(;:.sefS3( )5sf ;46( ;esss6s f;s)s.( ;4s5l 5s+2
I'll 1852 5s-4)sPss; 4O692s5) 1913 ~. rs
;4S0Sl g s.l ;4sts5;4 ;4s5+52esO6 rs; AZ; as
;4(tl34;4s)4.;lel;:lss;.
"But," said |, returning him the slip, " / an
as much in the dark as ever. Were all the Jew,
els Of Golconda awaiting ne upon my solution
of this enigma, am quite sure that Ishould be
unable to earn them"
"And yet," said Legrand, {" the solution is
by no means so difficult as you might be led to
imagine from the first hasty inspection of ths
characters. These characters, as any one might
readily guess, form cipher-that it 70 say, they
convey a meaning; but then, from what is known
of Kidd, could not suppose him capable of con.
structins any of the more abstFuse cryptographs.
| made up ny mind, at once, that this was of a
simple species-such, however, as would appear,
to the crude intellect of the sailor, absolutely in
soluble without the key"
" And ycu really solved it7''
Readily; Lhave solved others ofan abstruse-
ness ten thousand times greater. Circumstan-
ces, and certain bias of mind, have led me to
take interest in such riddles, and it may well be
doubted whether human ingenuity can construct
an enigma of the kind which human ingenuity
may not, with proper application, resolve. In
fact, having once established connected and leg
IDLE characters, scarcely gave a thought to the
mere difficulty Of developing their import.
+" In the present case-indeed in all cases of
secret Writing-the first question regards the
language Of the cipher; for the principles of So
luton, so far, especially as the more simple CT
pliers are concerned, depend upon, and are va
ried by, the genus of the particular idiOm. In
general, there is no alternative but experiment
directed by probahilities) Of every tongue
known to him who attempts the solution, until
the true one is attained. But, with the cipher
now before US, all difficulty was removed by the
signature. The pun upon the word Kidd is
appreciable in no other language than the Eng
lish, But for this consideration should have
begun NY attempts with the Spanish and French,
as the tongues in which secret of this kind
would most naturally have been written by pi-
rate of the Spanish main. As it was, assumed
the cryptographs to be English.
:" You observe there are no divisions between
the words. Had there been divisions, the task
would have been comparatively easy. In such
case should have commenced with collation.
and analysis Of the shorter words, aud, had
word of single letter occurred, as is most ike,
ly, "a or l. for exanple,) I should have consid-
cred this solution as assured. But thers being
no division, my first step was to ascertain the
predominant letters as well as the least frequent
Counting all, constructed table, thus
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09
OF the character

Now, in English, the letter which most fire.
quently occurs is z. Afterwards the succession
rms thus: GsidhnTstUyef GIN 70 B I
lPqEE. E predominates so remarkably that an
individual sentence of any length is rarely seen,
it which it is not the prevailing character.
Here, then, we have, in the very beginning,
the groundwork for something more thaa mere
guess, The general nse which may be made of
the table is obvious=but in this particular CT
Pher we shall only very partially require its aid.
As our predominant character is 6, we viii com.
mence by assuming it as the Of the natural al
phabet To verify the sappOsitiOn, let Us observe
if the be seen often in couples-for is dou-
bled With great frequency in English-;n snch
words, for example, as meet fleet speed, ,
SEEM 'been,' 'agree,' &c. In the present in.
stance We see it doubled no less than Eve times,
although the eryptograph is brief.
"Let Us assume 6, then, as {. Now, of al
'oOras in the language, the is most usual: let
US see. therefore, whether there are not repeti.
tons Of any three characters, in the same order
Of eollocation, the last Of them being 8. If we
discover rePettions Of such letters, so arranged,
they will NEST probably represent the word the.
Upon inspection, we find no lessthan seven such
arrangements, the characters being S4s. We
may, therefore, assume that represents (, 4rep.
resents 4. and represents e--the last being now
well confirmed, THIS ? great step has been ia.
ken.
"But, haFtag established single word, We
are enabled 10 establish vastly important point;
thai is to say, several commandments and ter.
limitations Of other words. Let rs refer, for ex.
ample, 70 the last instance, but one, in which
the combination ~ occurs-not far from the end
Of the cipher. We know that the immediate,
y ensuing is the commencement Of word, and
Of the six characters succeeding this 'the,' We
are coniIant Of no less than Eve. Let rs set
these characters, thus, by the letters We know
them to represent, leaving space foF tie one
unkRoAn-
seth.
"Here We are enabled, at once, to discard he
'th as forming no portion of the word common.
cling with the 6rstt; since, by experiment. Of
the entire alphabet for a letter adapted to the
vacancy, We perceive that no word can be form.
ed of which this d can be part We are tim.
narrowed in to
and, going through the alphabet, if necessary. IS
before, We arrive at the tord tree,' as the sole
possible reading. We thus gain another letter
=, represented BY {, with the vprd the tree in
juxtapOsition-
Looking beyond these words, for short dis.
lance, We again see the combination ;z5, and
employ It BY way Of tsTmiaation to VIA. inme:
diately preeedes. We have thus this arrange
lmeni:
the tree ;4(:15t the.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

or, substituting the natural letters, where known
it reads thus:
the tree thr. l3h the.
"NoW, if, in the place of the unknown char
aetcrs, we leave blank spaces, or substitute dots
we read thus:
the tree thr-.-h the,
when the wosd 'thrS4gh makes itself evident
at once. But this discovery gives US three new
letters, 0, u, and 3, represented by and 3.
Looking, now. narrowly, through the cipher
for combinations of knoEp characters, We find
not vesy "a from Aae beginning, this sFTsnge'
S5(ss, or egee,
which, plainly, is the conclusion Of the word de
gree and gives Us another letter, d, represent
ed BY I.
-Four letters beyond the word degree, We
perceive the combination
j46iss.
"Translating the known characters. and rep.
resentingth the unknown by dots, as before. we read
thus:
thrice.
an arrangement Immediately suggestive of the
word thirteen and again furnishing US with
two new characters, and n, represented by
and ..
Referring now to the beginning of the cryp-
tograph, we find the combination,
53..t.
"Translating, as before, we obtain
good,
which assures US that the frat letter is A, and
that the first two words are A good.'
at is now time that We arrange our key, as
far as discovered, In tabular forp, to avoid
confusion. It will stand thus;
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09
Gbaitt pottrg.
OLD sIDELIEG HILL.

have wandered through many a valley,
And travelled DER mountain and PlaiA;
b, there is nothing my EPirii can riliJ,
Like The birth Of my own hills agaia.
feel like child, when I'm straying
By the tide Of each mountain Mn;
think Of the time was playing
Near the foot Of old sidsIiug Hill
Here the sun seems 70 shine more brightly,
As IL rises DER the tall mountain top,
Like IL shone when life set plainly,
When my bosom was thrObbing with hope.
wish had cot near that fountain.
Where the purest of water doth still;
would meet q warn friend on the mountain,
That would stop at old sideling Hill.
There the people are frank and kind-hesTteI,
With manners both simple and plain;
Oftsn think Of the time we all parted,
N-'eT 10 meet in this wide world again.
Though most of my old fFiends have squandered,
Ther= srs some who are living there still;
And they'll welcome the one who has wandersd'
When he comes TO old sidsling Hill
When I lived BY that swim little river,
With kintred and friends wis blest,
And good cause to me that ever
Moved Of 10 the far distant West
When left here, in lifs's happy morning,
HAD a certain foFeboding Ofill;
Far better I had taken that warning,
And stayed AT old sidelins Hill.
a Il. IL
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

II mans inhumanity to man makes ooaellea
thousands noun, what Is the effect q sas'sia-
humanity 70 woman7
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

There are very few people who call thennslsss
our friends. but Who smile upon u more N tbs
dag Of prosperity than IN the day Of sdrsssity.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

carisis says: MAKE JOErseIf good naa.
aad then you may be sure there L one raseaiths
less IN ths world"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-07-09

A wife IaIl of truth, innocence. and lore. b
ne prstiirst flower . man can wear next to BE
hear.
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TELEGRAP HIC !
TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY
Nv ANSVIBLED AILYJOURNAL
Nla.ilinxron IfeIas.
WAsnINGToN, Sept. 800

AsHINGTOS, sept. oV-A.
United States stocks, amounting to $400,-
90, were received to-day Tor redemption.
Monetary affairs continue quiet, and there
is no excitement. though there Is considera-
bic pressure upon the business community.
The banking houses are paying specie.
A letter was received to-day from Fort
Kearney. dated September 9TH, which states
that two Companies of troops had arrived
there that-da on their way 20 Salt Lake ;
and that the Elf Ia and Tenth regiments oi
Infantry had reached Fort Laramie.
Col. Hoffman had seized ave hundred kegs
of powder in II Mormon train.
Returning Calif0rnians Informed the wrl-
ter of the letter that the MOrmons were max
ing preparations tor tight, and did noteon-
ceal their hostile movements. hlnball. III
his sermon in the Tabernacle at Salt Lake,
said he could whip with his wives the 300
troops. lie iursher said. that the provisions
for the army would reach the valley, but the
troops would never enter Salt Lake City.
Orders have been sent from the Treasure
Department oday. for the transfer OF largy
amount OF bullion TO the Philadelphia Mint
70 be coined into small pieces to meet the
pressing demand of the business community
tor change.
Gen. Walkers sword was sent to him this
morning by expless.
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THE Promenade CoScERT. - Ne need
hardly remind our readers, tha: this evening
Mr.. Geo. warren's Band will give a Grand
Promenade lConeert, ut the Crescent City
Hall, undo" the CARS and direction of the
Young America Fire Company. Mr.. War
ren's reputation musician, is enough to
insure a complete success, and We predict Il
crowded house. Proper refreshments will
be supplied, and the affair cannot but prove
pleasant u all WHO att nj. Tickets admit
ting gentleman and ladies cun be obtained
at the book stores and from members o. the
Young America Fire Company.
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Washington Items.

WAsniNGToN, sept. 30-PM
The Treasury Department is still engaged
i'll doing ali 1T can in legitimate way to re-
Iievc tic money pressure Applications for
redemption oi large amount vi U. 5. Stocks
a eddy Oh tie increase.
VIM. IA Platt has been appointed Post
master at PIaCtsburgh y. Y.
The who.e number of land warrants issued
from the Pension Office during September,
under the Boun,y Land Act OF March. lo55.
Was ] $50. t. satisfy which nearly $4,000
acres are Necessary. The names of 30 go
forsRevolutionary services have been placed
on the rolls since March 18th, 81. But on
the 3Oth Jui.e last only $40 OF this number
were reported living.
The Administration has not received any
definite information from VIM. &. Jones .el-
alive to political affairs in Nicaragua. While
certain persons are strongly urging the re
cognition, by the President, OF the Minister
from that country, rival interests are endeav-
or.ng To prevent 1t. The Minister from Costa,
Rica claims that bis government has some
thing to about the Transit Route but it
is believed the Administration will not re-
spect that assumption.
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= The Evansville Journal.

Strangers visiting the city and wishing to
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would do well to examine the JOURNAL. Ii
may not be generally known that the jour
NAL is the only PaTer in the State receiriay
telegraPh is dispatches direct from the acires,
and we are now supplying nc. less than
twelve papers with Geographic news from
our columns. We expect in addition to our
Eastern markets and general intelligence re-
ceiyed now, to be able to give our readers
during the winter. season, New Orleans mar
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a valuable paper to business men and specu-
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the importance ofsecuring it for the coming
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