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of Stationery to be found anywhere This far
West. Papers Owen & Hurlbut's,' finest
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reporting, fine Bath, Commercial Note, as low
as 10 cents per quire Coloretl and Fancy
Note of all patterns, plain and fancy Enyei-
opes to suit Inks-Carmine, blue and black
and indelible; Pens-Goid pens with silver
holders, " "Phinea's Patent Fountain Pen"
steel pens of best brands Pocket and count
inghouse Inkstands; States, Pencils; Visit
ing and Playing Cards, Drawing Paper and
Instruments, Sealing Wax, Waters. Also.
Backgammon boards. Dominocs, &c Mem
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JSo c. DOUGLAS
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domitable perseverance, is the pecu-
liar object of my sympathy, and should
receive the especial protection and
support of government. In this Ter
ritory there are numerous Indian Re-
serves" of magnificent extent and
choice fertility. capable of sustaining
dense civilized population, now held
unimproved by numerous Indian
tribes. These tribes are governed by
Indian Agents, entirely Independent of
the Executive of this Territory, and
are indeed governments within gov
ernment. Frequent aggressions upon
these reserves are occurring, which
have produced collisions between the
Indian Agents and the settlers, who
appeal to me for protection. Seeing
so much land unoccupied and unim-
proved, these enterprising pioneers
naturally question the policy which ex-
cludes them from soil devoted to no
useful or legitimate purpose Impressed
with the conviction that the large In
dian reserves, if permitted to remain ia
their present condition, cannot fail 10 ex-
ercise a blighting in auence on the pros
perity of Kansas, and result in great
injury to the Indians themselves, ]
shall be pleased to unite with the Leg
islature in any measures deemed ad-
visable. looking to the speedy exlin-
guishment of the lndiaa title to all
surplus land lying in this Territory. 50
as 70 throw it open for settlement and
improvement
For official action, I know no better
rule than Q conscientious conviction ot
duty-none more variable thsn The vain
attempt 70 eonciliate temporary pfeju,
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DAILY DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
4TAdvertisements published until forbid will DO
charged 20 cents per square Of lines for tbs first
insertion, and 70 cents for each continuance.
to pay, and innnmerable small debts to 90 by the

to pay, and innumerable small debts TO 20 by the
board.
A man named C., Clayton Ewngs, was arrested
this morning. charged with preaching abolition
sentiments ts number Of negroes on the plank
road, day or two since and intma.ing that he
would see em through the underground rail.
way He was remanded until tomorrow, when
the examination will commence.
The same individual, while yet In court, was
charged by James Pride with using indecent Ian
guage in his the latters) house. Saturday night
and at the same time exhibiting pugnacious dis
position. One hundred dollars security was re-
quired to set him at liberty in Of his escape
from the previous charge. Couldn't promise IL.
The two splendid bridges. mile below the city,
on the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, form con-
siderable attraction to our citizens Cne, costing
$1,000, over creek about six feet wide % Il al
ready finished; the other over wide gap, including
the same stream is in the process of erection Both
are built solidly, and of the very best material
The latter will cost about $30,000-showiDg that
magnincence textravagaDceO seems TO be ths fail
ing OF the yet unhedged company ARIEL
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FARMER living on the line of the indianapolis
and Cincinnati railroad, hear Greensbufg Ind.
saw large tree fall across the track, and know
ing that the express train VT aid soon come
sweeping around the curve, dashed INTO the house,
snatched off his wifes scarlet petticoat and waved
the signal of danger just in time to the train
from serious disaster
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CALIFORNIA MAIL LINE.-The New York CONNER
cIal learns that the contract for the semimoptbly
man by steamship from San Francisco To Olympia
mas been closed with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company at S129500 per annum, from l0th of 0c
tober, 1897, for four years. The steamers are Ia
connect with the Aspinwall or Panama lines. and
tonch at Humboldt Bay. Trinidad and Crescent city.
Townsend. "
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ENGLISH, CLASSICAL AND
- NATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.

J. II RIEFORD PRINCIPAL.
The rN,itI-rs N thi- school viii be- resumed
"H Monday, srPt 18th. in d large and cummoaious
i,"+. Hu tJii street between Clay and Marshall The
'il 'ia' pledges his ~bU!c time and energy To the
.ty"Hfh AMI accurate preparation nf boys either
H ii University or any ut our colleges or for bust
az" p"isuIt-. Srrctt attention il bestowed upon
1'T ihSi~h Department. A. II il considered that an
4'Ai" khy"l"dg" n our own language is the in
.'FpTH-ahlr foundation otalI right education Expr-
a'1 '.iHprtrht As~ri'tuts arc employed, n
'hH wants ni the school require
,.,tl l'kHs, rtrtgiE sESIASSCALLT. ~ ADVANCE:
Ntr-k hhd Mathematics. ~
an S1uA
ID" tsi'iA Languages by Prof. EniiUn) cash - ~ "a
a. ,f Gf,'nh are f,Gu''ted e. make early application
q 'h' humber 0' pupils viii be limited
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PERMANENT Provision FOR BIsHQps-The Episco
paIians of Ohio are making strenuous exertious IN
raise $4,000 in order that the Episcopate of the
Diocese may be permanently endowed and the ne
cessity Obviated for taking annual collections ia
pay the salary of the bishop.
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ROTATION IN OFFICE.-Dr. r. G. Banks of Hanu-
ton has received the appointment of sutler to the
garrison at Fortress Monroe. in place of Mr.. C.
Mullen removed. Mrs. - Devices, widow has
been appointed keeper of the lighthouse at Old
Point Comfort, in the place of Capt. T. Jett re-
moved
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Grasshoppers are said to exist in great numbers
iI the vicinity of Belyidere n j. Whole fields are
made as desOlate of herbage as if they had under
gone recent ploughing. Young clover, particu-
iarly, seem TO be tavOrite food. and when hard
pressed they deyour mullions and alders stripping
them clean
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An old man, by name Matthews, and resident
near Magnolia, between Wilmington and Weldon,
n. L., was run over ON Thursday evening, and so
injured that death soon ensued.
The Baptists are making efforts to build a first
class ship, for benevolent purposes Ii will cost
sl00,0o0 and will be monument to Rev. Adoiram
Judson.
The loss and injury by the late accident on the
Wilmington and Weldon railroad turns out To be
nothing like as great had been apprehended -
All who were hurt In any way out and about
Gen. Vim. Walker left Augusta on Friday last
for Savannah.
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BENZ G. Fitzhugh, the American candidate for
Clerk of Frederick County Md Court, attacked
the editor Of the Frederick Union a few days since
for political libel Both parties were considerably
bruisad
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A DefaIc ati0n--An AboIitionist In
7fGaable--Nssc Brdgeg.
congnsrospEseE OF rmE ucnMosD pAlLr pIsrsrcH.
PETERSBURG, August 10. 1856;

PETERSBURG, August 10, 1857.
Intelligence was received here this evening, that
Minor Harvey, who for some time past has con-
ducted the Roslin Brick Works, ON the credit prin
ciple had decamped, leaving himself and the estab-
lishment some six or seven thousand dollars In
debt. The works are owned by DR.. A. Whitehead,
OF this city, who Of course, loses the rent Of the
establishment for the year. large number OF
hands are ls unpaid, various notes tor securities
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SERIOUS CHARGE-Aiphonzo b. Downie, of North
VILE, Michigan, was arrested in Detroit last sun
day week by the U. s. Marshal. aud committed 10
Jan, oha charge preferred by Henry Hart U. $.
Mail agent, for stealing money from letters while
acting as Postoffde clerk at Wayne p. o., in that
State.
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CosvIcTED-The Saginaw (siichigan) Times states
that the trial of stephen Sharpe for the murder OF
his wife in Saginaw city, on the I'd inst, was CON
ciuded on Thursday last The jury returned a
verdict of murder in the second degree. He was
sentenced to ten years Imprisonment at Jackson
sharpe Is now q years Of age, and can hardly sur
NiYe his sentence.
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BopY FoUSD.-The body Of young man named
Ii. L. Thomas, from New York, was found the
Cecil side of the susquehanna river, tMarylsnd) }
last Saturday morning. IL Is supposed he fell from
u steamer, Thursday night t#e
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APpoISTMENT-Aiidor Edward Fitzgerald has been
appointed Military Governo- of the tiadsden mr.
chase. on the river GiIa. Major Fitzgerald is no
tive OF Norfolk city, gallant anda chivairous Of
ticer of the U. ;. army, and every way worthy Of
the trust conided in him.
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ONO PoLITIcs.-The Ohio Democratic State Con
sentlon met at Columbus Thursday, and nomina-
ted H. payne for Governor; W ii. Lyttle, for Lieut.
0oVerno.; Mr.. Morris, for Treasurer; and eandi-
dates for other State officers Resolutions heartily
endorsing the ac.s Of the administration, and In fa
vor ofan independent State treasury, were adopted
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4 ASOUTHERSER FLsECED.-A gentleman from SaYan-
nah, Georg II, allured last Friday evening into
gambling circle in New York. The party-num-
herring several-played at cards drank rs they pro
ceeded to the complete prostration OF the stranger
who Is thoroughly convinced that his beer was drug
ged with view to his sure defeat and robbery
Before IL o'clock he had lost S516 all the cash
which he at the time possessed subsequently, his
gold watch was staked for 500, which on its al,-
pearance was forcibly carried off by the gamblers
Inc watch Is tine property of the gentleman's sis
Ter, anu Its loss TO her is his greatest afiictlon
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Company at the Red sweet--Crop..
[eoEREsPoSDEScE OF rHE RICHMOND DAILY DESPATCH.
RED SWEET SPRINGS, Allegheny Co, }
An..r,aH ~

august Ith, 1901. !
There are now sojourning at this place about BOG
guests all seeming 10 be at "peace with the world
and the rest of mankind - or in a word they seen.
TO be entirely contented. Compared with your
dusty streets and sultry weather, the climate here
is most delightful. couple of blankets are not
only desirable, but necessary 10 comfort every
night.
The crops in this county, we'll as In those
counties surrounding il, am told, are very good,
especially the cat crop The seasons have been re-
markably fine for corn, potatoes, gardens, 4o We
have had moderate showers nearly every day for
the last month. AMIGO.
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The Naval Courts Martial, Nos ! and 2, have
been adjourned by order Of Secretary Toueey, until
the 7th Of next month. Before adjournment, the
defence Of Lieutenants Marin, Harrison and Perry
were heard
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ANCIENT RELIC-Thc French papers note the dis
cOvery at Plombicrs, Louis Napoleon's residence
of an old Roman bath room, with its bronze tap
and pipe In such perfect preservation that when
the cock WAS turned the water came in immediate
ly. 1t is supposed TO be about 400 years old
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"THAT's So"-The Cincinnati (0hio) Gazette
says that ''the New Workers have stopped fighting
and gone to tnjunciing. They get up every morn
ing and injunct each other all around. They then
spend the rest of the day in getting the iDjunc.
tons dissolved. They then get out fresh set OF
inlunctions the next morning and begin the dis
solving process where they left OFF the day before
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BANK SNtNDLE ~ FRtNCE-A startling case of
Redpathism has been discovered at Besancon One
of the principal clerks of the branch Bank of
France, III that town, named MOnnot, who enoycd
an excellent reputation for integrity was found to
have deficit in his account Of 16.O00f On exani-
nation OF the books no clue TO the deficit cuuld be
found; a severe scrutiny was at once made into
the accounts Of the bank. 1t Was then discovered
that by means of false entries. false books and
other forgeries, Monnot had contrived to commit
other dehcIts amounting to total of GI6f40 stcl-
ling. He had carried on this systematic robbery
Tor ten years. MOnnot confessed his guilt and
was sent before the jury for trial He has now
been condemned to eight years imprisonment and
hne ot iooi. The thief squandered the money
of the bank by entering with it into sundry nm
sound specnlations, which absorbed nearly the
whole amount he had stolen lie had established
II hotel. also, grocery establishment, but the
greater part OF his illgotten fund. dissipated
in discounting rotten bills OF exchange
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Bruce ii. Carnahan accidently killed ut Par
kersburg Va, last week, being crushed between
the cars and the platform at the depot He was in
the employ of the railroad company.
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PEARLS IN MINNEsOrA.-The st. Paul Minnesota
papers say that gentleman in that city while
eating some fresh water oysters, found a pearl
as large as pea, worth s2,5oo-or less, We sup
pose.
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Some of the Spanish journals are out in the
strongest manner, against the contemplated Afri-
canixaton of Cuba. La Verdad, published in New
York, takes decided ground against the scheme.
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GOING AHEAD.-The Cincinnati (0hIo) Gazette
says rat killing is now one of the staple amuse-
ments OF that city, which now contains not less
than twelve public rat pits, all literally patron
zed by terriers and men.
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'SoAE pUMKrN"-The Kingstree Is c. Star saws
Mr. Robert Epps raised pumkn on his plantation
this year weighing l25 pounds. The seed was
sent to him from the Patent office
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MIS- TAZEWELES SCHNNL GRACE

STREET BETWEEN 7TH AND STH--The Sev-
fnlh session VI this School will commence on the st
rfy II H-trb"r. aul close on the lst of July. The
thEiish department il exclusively under the dire
Il 81 y" Puh.rpaI, except the Philosophical AMI
higher Mathematical Glasses, which will he taught
~ gentleman Of experience and ability The
ff"a" b lass "f b. placed under the supervision Of
4 gentleman HhU has had much experience and sue
Cess iu communicating that Language.
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GREAT MEMBER OF PARIAMEST.-Sir John Pat
ten, the successor of Mr.. Blight, for Manchester in
the ..ouse of Commons, weighs about four hundred
and fifty pounds, and is the largest member of
that body
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DEcIINEs-Rev DR.. Charles Taylor has declined
the Presidency of the Spartanburg (s c. College,
TO which he has been elected, vice j. W Tucker,
ESQ.,, resigned.
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The oldest minister now in this country, is the
Rev. La, an Ainsworth, of Jaffrey, n. IL. He was
ordained on the 10th of December 1871. and has
preached in Jaffrey over three quarters of cen
tury. Last Sabbath was the one hundredth ami
versary of his birthday. In the afternoon he
walked to the meeting and was able to hear the
discourse preached by his colleague.
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THE'TRIcAL.-The Holiday Street Theatre, Balti-
more. opened last week. Miss Mary Devln and
Mr.. Bonface are In the company. Miss Ellen c..
Morant formerly of the Holiday street theatre)
was married in Baltimore on Thursday morning to
Mr. John A. Bowen, formerly connected with the
press in that city. John +. Owens has sailed for
England, intending to act there Mr.. and Mrs.
John Wood have accepted engagements at several
of the Southern and Western cities, concluding at
Mobile, from whence they start for California 1t
is highly probable that the renowned English So
phrano, Clara G0velo, will visit the United States
next season. She is undoubtedly the greatest ora
toro singer living.
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TENNESSEE OBJ FELLOws-By the report of the
Grand Master of Tennessee it appears the Order
in that State is in very prosperous condition
the number Of Lodges amounting to 3,391, and the
paid out for the relief Of widows, orphans, af
iicted and destitute Brethren, swelled up to the
amount of over half a million.
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DRowNED.-A man named Clark Kelley, and a
BOY named Nm. Swayne, both of Port IIanman
Cecil county, Md, were drowned at Chesapeake
city on the LIST inst. Kelley drowned in at
tempting to save the life of the boy who had fallen
overheard.
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Two BOYS DROwSED-Two lads sons of Mr.. Nav
her, liquor merchant of Albany, n Y, and a Mr.
Flynn, were drowned in the Hudson on Thursda,
afternoon, while bathing.
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A weekly newspaper, entitled ssThe Southern
Scorpion" is 10 be published by association Of
printers, In Columbia, s. O.
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SrtRBING.-On Sunday evening, in Baltimore a
pr' VIM H. B'xley was walking up Fayette street
he was Intercepted by man named Peter Soper
aud difficulty ensucd, in which the latter receiv
ed n severe, though not fatal stab in tho abdomen
The doctor gave himself into custody, and was ad
mitted TO bail in the sum of s. 900 for his appear
ance on Thursday next.
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DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID-Far su.
~ peror to any dentifrice in use; recommended By
Dentists everywhere. For sale by all Druggists.
GEO UUWDEN, Druggist,
LIS HTuad n
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The SPRIHGs.-In alluding to the fact current in
all the papers that the Grecnbricr White sulphur
Is now full to overlooking, and that visitors are be-
lnZ daily turned away, the Lynchburg Courier
throws out the following hint to those intending
wishing to visit the mountains the present season.
We can bear testimony, says the Examiner to what
our coteinporary says Of the excelency of the ac-
commodations at the Springs on the Virginia and
Tennessee railroad The Allegheny the Montgo-
merry White. the Yellow Sulphur, Coiner's, are all
pleasant and delightful places of summer resort;
with everything new, comfortable and tasteful,
about them. But here is the article from the
Courier:
AT the Montgomery White, Alleghany Coiners
and the Yellow sulphur visitors will find all the
comforts and pleasures which reasonable men could
require These springs fitted up in superior
style. are conducted the most improved and pop
ular plans, and resorted to by pleasant gay,
and fashionable companies. They are easy IF ac-
cess, and reached (per railroadl without delay
Leaving Petersburg or Richmond In the morning.
they arc reached the evening Of the same day"
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[ ,OhN.- heceIved on consignment, a
~ few hundred bushels Of prime white CORN.
which We offer for sale in lots 10 suit purchasers
Iy ~ CRESSUAW x co
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POISONED H.Y.-A farmer in Ashtabula, Ohio,
complains that he has lately lost seven head of
cattle by their eating poisoned hay. 1t appears
that the poison i. in the form of ergot, smutty
excrescence which grows on the June grass. 1t
grows as it does ON rye, In the shape of diseas-
ed and enlarged seed of dark color, varying from
the size of wheat grain to three-fourths of an
inch long
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CLARIFIED SUGAR-Retailing at 124
~ cents, by WILLIAM kISG
st 6and Z r. ~ liz str,..
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CCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELIA

SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.-COSMELI
land TlIANSIN JANNEI intend opening school
tor Kirs. Broad street between 18th and 18TH the
l-t of Sth month tSeptrmber)
The various hTanCts of the English language will
be taught, including Algebra and Geumctry; also.
Drawing and Painting. If desired, one afternoon i'll
each week will hc devoted to ueedc-wOrk
TERMS: For Primary Glass per quarter Of ten
weeks, 81; more advanced Glasses 81; Drawing and
Painting, each g.
RLFERENCEs-M Micajah Bates and Philip B. Price.
Sims
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SAVAGE BsARs.-Tbe Somerset, Me, Telegraph re
lateS that Jas. Thompson, of Athens, few day-
since went to his pasture in pursuit of his cows
When IN the thick bushes, he received heavy blow
upon his shoulder, and claws were inserted into
his coat, and his coat was torn some what In few
moments the blow was repeated with greater yo-
lence, when he found that he was under the paw of
r huge bear lie had no weapon of defence. not So
much as lackknlte and considering discretion
the beter part OF Valor he at decided to back
out lie did 80. made for the open land which was
tortuntely cloEe At hand The bear refused to fol
low him into open day, aud SO both escaped
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WESTERN "IIARvEST HoNE."-The following ea-
ragraph from the Chicago Tribune Thursday gives
anidca of how harvesting is done at the West:
"A friend Of ours says that one day last week he
went up on top of a hill called Mt Zion. six miles
from GAINESVILLE, Rock county, Wisconsin, and
counted on the surrounding plain one hundred and,
sixty-four horse power reapimg machines busiIy
cutting down wheat. There We're one thousand
men, women and boys following after, binding and
shocking up the golden shcavcs 1t WAS a sight
worth seeing TO behold the grain falling and being
Gathered up at the rate of two hundred acres PEI
hour!"
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AMERICAN TRAcT SOCrETY.-The BaptiSts Of South
Carolina have just been in State Convention at
Greenwood, :. c. The recent action of the Amer
lean Tract Society was considered and the result
was the appointment Of committee on motion Of
Rev. b. Manley. ID. H. The report recommends =
suspension Of all relations official intercourse
with the American Tract Society until y reversal
of their obnoxious action. This report was adopt-
ed
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CELERY SEED-A fresh supply for
~ picking; for sale by
au7 BENNETT BEERS 4 FISHER