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wife Farmer Hiiii.r would s;orn, Of eouvse:
Lut the farmer loved bis daughter dearly, aud
VA. proud Of her. lis would, therefore. re-
lent, forgive and bless thcm Full Of these
thoughts, Joe thrust his fugeria the hole OF
the harm door to reaah the latch, bur --
Al how he yelled with pain a steel trap
udroitly placed on the inside, 50 as to catch
any obtrudlng article, hal snapped. and his
bleeding fager sas held fast With It's Iron
teeth
1t was cold night, and Joe's feelings may
lie couiecturel a. be stood there shivering
and shaking. hour after hour, unable TO move
TroD the spot. held 8 prisoner by the savage
instrument, his lace7atod finger eccasionIng
him exquisite agony, and his heart fairly sin
king into his boots with the conviction that
dayhreak would only expose him TO the far
pcr's indignation and the village rldicnlc-
Just ct dawn, Farmer NIier, chuckhn5
over the success Of his rusa, went down to the
barn. There still stood Joe. and not far oil
the horse and wagon. I need not say how
Joe implored pardon, and promised every
thinz that could be desired to purchase It a0d
silence. Farmer Miller and he finally closed
a bargain. Joe was released Nay more,
Farmer Miller gave him one hundred dollars,
aud Joo was in New York, before noon, eu
route for Iowa AZ foF Mary-this incident
occurred two years ago, and have just kissed
her first baby Sde pleased her father, and
seems to have pleased herself n consequence
quite as much.
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Shall Kansas EcE DO Admitted into The
UHicn


Ths Black Republican party Is founded on
People Q: the Southern States under the Con-
attution ani consequently its existence can
only Le preser7ed- BY the unceasing agitation
% the slave question il It's various forms
The fauatica agitation Of this question is the
spiri; that iugigorates the party aud gives il
vitality. This being thu case it is not sur
prisiug, tha: its leaders should look with alarm.
on sic movement now going forward, 70 rob
them Of 'blceding Kansas" which has 50
long been their stock in trade, their darling
hobby. They know that if Kansas Is admit
.ed into the Union during the p7escnt session
# fCongrcss they viii rot be able to rally a
a Corporal's guard around their standard in
1860. They dread the settlement Of the
question, for their only resort then will be to
70 back 10 genuine true blue abolitonism.
which wont exactly take with the American.
people in these degenerate days. On the 9th
srhand it IS the true policy Of the Democratic
Party, to procure the admission of Kansas into
she Union at the earliest possible period.
The Democratic Party is national in lie
principles, and has always opposed the agi-
,aI.on Of the slave question. regarding It
as having direct tendency t, weakcu the
league of love which holds the Union TO gath
or. It's constant aim since the organization
Of Kansas s a territory, has been 20 protect
quiet and poaceabie settlers from the mad
fury of Northern aud Southern fanatics, and
10 enable the people Of the territory to frame
constitution for their government IN their
eoon toay, preparatory to asking for admission
into the Union as State
Whatever others may think. VIC Gruly be-
iisve that the tine has now arrived for peace
ably settling the Kansas difficulties. She
now stands before Congress with Republican
Constitution eminatiug from lawful authority,
demanding admission into the Union. The
Black Republican leaders fearing that they
arc about to be deprived Of their ''oecupa-
sion." ask that she shall lie dismissed with
out hearing. Against such a course every
democrat in tue nation should at once enter
his protest The Kansas agitation has been
productive of ircalculable injuries to every
section of ouF Country, and every moment
Kansas remains Territory. they will instead
of diminisLing. increase with fearful rapi6ity.
Entertaining these views &c ssY without hes
;tntion, let Kansas come into the Union un-
der the Constitution which she Tow presents
80 Congress. IN the language Of great
Statesman every neg State whether she come
from the East or from the West--s7ery new
State coming from whatever part Of the con
sinent she may, IS always welcome.
1t will not do TO say, that the present ap-
plca;ion Of Kansas for admission inio the
Union should be rejected, because tue entire
constitution On which she bases her appli-
cation. vas not submitted to tho people Of the
Territory for their sanction or disapproval
Unfortunately The Kansas N,byaska Act
contained % provision requiring -i,is. ard it
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ORPHANS, COURT Go,

0Y VIRTUE OF AN ORDFR or IT,
u phans' CourtCambria county. 70 o'a L %
there wiil be exposed To public - 3lT'J,g
premises, Oh THURSDAY tie 25th - g1
RUARY next at one o'clock iu H.. !" J..
the following real estate Of which =. ,,'E-
died seized, 10 Wit: -
One tract. situate in RiJlIauG t----..
the said county, adjoining lands Of 10 !, 4
Jacob Stul deed. ON the south We. rs 1
Daniel StTaycr oU tie north and L. '''.' !
heirs Of John Paul deed on tie south ~: : z
two hundred acres more or less, ab.I,-
acres Of which are cleared and in g., So 8
cultivation. 4 large two story BRIc5- Nm.
LING HOUSE, bank Barn. E.ac1,.--s'l, ," =,
and outhouscs thereon erect ed-aud > -
pie orchard thereon growing,
-ALSO-One other tract. situate n ..
township. adjoining the above Gescrils-s - -. al
the south, land Of John z. Sidlaaa on -
land oi Abraham Paul Cn tle east am l..t~
tie heirs Of john PaUI decd on tie s,,..,
tanning seyeEty.slz acres and scvcI.lee. re..
and allowance, and having saw-sa.u i. r
repair thereon erected. e.
The above tracts of land viii lie sid ..r...
OF separately 10 S7.is fu-chave=.s
TERMS OF SALE-CI.et tf.:rgl = ;f.e -,--.
money TO l., paid On confirmation If s<.a.
third remain charged upon tle grea..s,s
interest uf w..sa - G pai3 20 the .-i..s7. 49, e
-er -.2th lie pT.aciia. 70 le paid IL tse l..
ans tic balance 'r tHo equal annual .sv.-
t. ie secured ly tie ban..- and ui-r.g.ge - .
purchaser on t..c premises.
SAMUEL s, Pau.
! Trustee of tie res estate If Jasal Ya--
January ., ls5s-4t-50
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Ou Thursday. the 2Sth of January. b he
R9yd Mc Mitchell. PEr,a MAsrERsoH.
Esq Of Johnstown, 20 Mss ELLEN NCCASN,
Of E9eHsturg.
We cannot Let :hjs opportunity pass with
out rendering the happy pair our heartfelt
congratulations, aud expressing The hep.
thai Their journey through life IS ..bsrd in
hand they 60" may be bright, prosperous ans
happy. They lcis Immediately after The mar
riage ceremony en- Z tour to New York ci-y,
where they intend reminding few weeks.
Well. that blessings may so with them, and
blessings attend them both. IS the sincere
wish Of the editors We believe little po-
etry IS generally expected on occasions of ta.s
kind SO here goes:
His homo she enters, there to ta l.--t
Shining within E.lou al w:taou ut i rIc}t;
4 guardian ANGEL o'>T lis i.te presiding.
Doubling his pleasures AMI lis cares divli NJ
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The Albany Ti,ccs says that Mrs Hays OF
shc town of Day, Saratoga county, n Y
whose case we detailed some time since and
who lad lived nineteen months without food
or drink, died week or two ago. She re-
maned insensible for fifteen months of the Pc
Rod. and up to few hours of her death, when
she seemed to revive, aud spoke occasionly
After her death her body was opened. and
snake FIVE feet long and half an inch thick,
was taken from the stomach
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That Supper.

On Monday of last week, eur esteemed
friend Mr.. Isaac Crawford. Proprietor of the
Logan House in this place, communicated to
US piece Of ofinformation. which delighted US
not little He informed Us that he was en-
gagged in getting up free supper, to which
be intended inviting all his friends, and wound
up by requesting Us to report ourselves st
seven o'clock on Thursday evening. On
dropping into the Parlor Of the Logan" on
that evening, we found goodly company of
the citizens of our borough assembled, all iu
high spirits, and anxiously waiting for the
signal to do justice TO the good things which
they felt assured, Crawford was prepared to
spread before them. The signal having been
given We found ourselves in moment, seated
at table groanng under the weight of a
supply Of luxuries and ''substantials" cslcu
lated to gladden. the heart of the most fastid-
ious cpicure The whole arrangement re-
fected the highest praise on the liberality
and good taste of Mr.. Crawford ana his
amiable La dy. The supper having been par
taken Of by all the guests. about so in number,
the cloth was removed, and q meeting organ
lied by appointing Col VI. D Magellan Pres
ident assisted by sssnumber of Vice Presidents
& Secrctarys, Brief but eloquent addresses
were then delivered by Col, NJ D Magellan
Col N. Hasson, Hon. John s. Rhey. R. L.
Johnston Esq, James Myers. P. s. Noon
Esq. A Little and others NIr Crawford
msde few spproPriate..r ..rcmsrks in conclusion
and the meeting adjourned. The occasion
past off very pleasantly and all present re-
turned to their homes in good hunlor with
all mankind, and Crawford in particular
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03

DUEL BETWEEN GIGGY AND LE-IN-THE-
DAY.-A correspondent several days since
notified US Of duel which was to take place
at the Chippewa agency. on the 18th inst,
between Mr- Giggy, citizen of Crow
Wing, and Hole-in-the- Day, the we'll known
Chippewa chief. The duel. we understand.
took place per agreement, and three shots
were fred by each party. st the first fire
both were wounded. Mr. Giggy receiving a
bsll in the right side. At the second fire
Giggy was wounded in the left side It wa
with difficulty that he could stand up for the
third fire. but the Indian chief would not
agree to settle the difficulty, and the third
fire was exchanged, land Hole-in-the-Day
was shot through the heart These arc the
particulars, as communicated to some OF our
citizens in letters. from Grow Wing st
Fat Pioneer. Jau 10
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03

sgA rough conmon-sense pervsdes the
following, in which there is ceartainly more
truth than poetry"
Great men never swell. 1t is only your
"three-cent Individuals who salsried at
the rate Of two hundred dollars year and
dine on potatoes and dried herring, who put
on airs and fashy waistcoats, swell blow aud
endeayor to give themselves a consequential
appearance. No dis eliminating person need
ever mistake the spurious for genuine article
The difference between the two is as great as
that between barrel Of vinegar and bottle
of the pure juice Of the grape"
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gy IycnKsE or TIE AgnY-The bill

gy INcREsE OF THE ARMy-The bill re-
Gently introduced into the Senate BY the Hon.
Jefferson Davis, to increase the military Of
the United States, provides for the addition
to two companies to each regiment of dra-
goons, moanted rifemen, artillery and infan-
try, and for the increase of the maximum
strength Of companies from seveDty-four to
ninetysix. It also provides for the addition
of fifteen assistant surgeons. The increase
Of the army BY this bill will be thirty com
panies, and twenty two privstes for each
company now in service, when in the field,
or serving at remote frontier stations This
bill will add about FIVE thousand men TO the
army
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F1EE We learn that the dwelling House
Of Mr.. George Bruce, in Allegheny Town
ship-a large frame building-was DESTROYED
y Gre sometime last week. we believe Oh Fri
day morning The fire had made consid-
cradle progress before it vas discovered. and
Mr. Bruce experienced considerable difficult
y N foscuiDg his family from the devouring
element The contents of the building were
entirely destroyed with the exception OF few
triains articles. The loss to Nr Bruce ia
very hcavy, no insurance
We have also been informed that the exten-
sive steam saw saw mill of Lloyd Hill &
Holiday, in White Township. known as the
Bangor Mill, was destroyed BY fire last week
We have not had an opportunity ofascertaining 2
the particulars. We have been told that no
doubt IS entertained by the proprietors. til at
the fire vas the work of an inocn diary.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03

SrEFoHINa The weather clerk on Mon
Gay evening, favored US with a slight sprink-
ling Of snow-jnst enough for good slcghing
90 the Plank Road We would like uu COM
monty well. to take an expedition somewhere
on runners; but Of course this is a luxury in
IN which editors are seldom able to INDULGE
However If our Car roiitoHn friends get up
another "slow" by tho Son of the mist"
during slelghing time, VIC pledge ourselves to
ne in tendance Without F.iI
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03

TO- 4 broker of Porte au Prince, Hayti,
whose name, or initials enclosed in cycle.
appeared upon every draftu New York or
Boston, has absconded. leaving liabilities va
riously estimated at from million and a quar-
ter to two millions of dollars, Z. S currency
It was supposed there tba: he had made his
way 10 New York
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03

Ia Baltimcre suit has been Instituted
against the.,gas company for retailing whiskey
without license Il appears that the company
ill the metres with whiskey. in The wiuter,
to prevent freezing, and the party bringing
the suit had to pay thirty cents for It. hence
The suit
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SIIER!FF'S SlIT2

/ n VIRTUE OF SE-EnlEy EEEIIE-r r. -zs--
L hZPacaS and IcTa-. I-1i5= ISSUE. g.- =, i
Court q! C.In--ca Pleas = C.u.-1 r.--.~s 4
/ e. .la llFe1tc!- th--e VII II ,rr.~r- 20 II 4
/ sale. q, tae g-t l.v-e, FL -.s O...--- .-
. eil-52rg, O.. E.tNDAA. ;te .....r - i
aele. ct oae a'-l * 4, II.
al TIC T-s-Gr. r.lte and inter- .. ---i. =
/ of, IN aaG T. .reg Its t -rer,.t -.--..--f
/ town al - Augustine .-a.-.-i ..r. -ls,t,.-
! h-.a county. .He af -..H .t mi ...-- 81. 4
ifanr-" Smith a'g tia east ar.. .T.iu T. r.. .- !
! wc-: Eay.u., thereon csc .rr5 e NV. story .-s-
/ house. nov in tae occupancy ~ .T..l-. Il. Han
/ tac a-.er e si3 ..-. 81 .5.c .s..-. E-.sa
! Ire east a-. .as-.5. NJ -- -'e -- e. --
I prg~-5 Taken II cvar..- = -r3 ta 1az 4
/ me suit II l---y = oa3-a- II, 5- r-s Il.l,
! A~-r-
! -AL>t1-A. t. r-. ...,- as. ..s--7:
! francis iiC ~. - in and e. q. .e-. ~ r---.
/ land situate il C.s-Ge.d township. Jsrh-
! CORR r, g .5-.u- ia-@- @, Thomas tza, g. lie
/ = h-s=o rrt other. ss.tasn'gE riE}rE arrssu VI
o. less. s"-a- thirty a"s-s Il v-'s:r' are ces-,
/ hay. thereon erected 2 5vo tory plank hlzs
aRG log >f'.,-. ~ fr - Co2r'-.. - @ tar ss
/ Francs ll71"c.- isEc. III eze.-t.-- ar % j,
Sf.@ q, gre - " f-,--F-5 i'Ea- sF-. slr-Y. 4
/ j5seEl a l.5..t- Sc. -
Ai--,.-.- t-s i's' - r. 2-l '-.--''' j
l4e'.FE.-'i I'@-s .- III l.. = g. I=-- ~ zee
/ - '.-- p -.!.
G',A'J &:.,-.'.i-S -, '-e 81 r-.n ..r-. me
'.i, |-l.e' ..-'i-.- IA'',:' UT .-'. , l..-e' q
t2ln'E@ fifty @--@' -H.,.-. : ss, a.i. --.- SOD
oi 7'-.'a -;.re .i-1---, ..a'.n- ..e-H-- rrfn;s
Two St p nous. ard r.. z. -..-' 80 u he
e'.T2' c" "' 5..0-E..' l-e.-E b i''ds- -'5~e
-,5 .'''a a--- 10 'e s..- %. -" @.i5- e.. --.-r
Ste1-E.
Fl l->J---.'ii -'H -..,- ,..t- N. me-. ~
! VII >r"s.1>e "7i t.... ~ SN'-. :. o., ~ d"
- q iL- re - -3''. % lar "a. i7 " ...s I
--ifr 80 n-.s MY a. s.E n Is o. -
M.-.eE, l9.a SPADE, ----- + s;tT. ami ....s.n 4
t''as,'- 7u' acres more 'T iess. about .i a--''
which arc yl-f-sf, hav'nz thereon 0---5r.a = 1
p story tram a-'7a, isa.,.a -a72 IN 5.s.
: n'N n -.r o. igaE2J ei '..a E'.t -'.'7.---
o"-r'.- ,z.n II rz,.5'''lil a." = &c r.-
m. -. ~ ,'..i."'a f..'.a.
= rS'---l.. ...s F.-,.-.' '.,'7 ana tia.e
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03

The BANKS OF PIrrsBURG-T Pitts
burgh Gazette, aliuding to the weekly state
ment of the Banks ofthat city, says:-''Wlth
out venturing at all to affirm that our banks
are about to resume, we do net hesitate to
admit that We shall be greatly surprised, in
view Of their extraordinary strength, if any
of our banks shall remain suspended through
February and March
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-02-03

@ COFFEE was first introduced into
France in the year 1874. snd the roasting
and preparation of was first attempted in
London, 1862, by Greek servant. who
opened Coffee House in that city, which
was we'll attended by the epicures Of the
times
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3lcrD d0urgtizrinGntG.


RgRS. ALIEE NAGUIGE'5 SCLEC I
Va SCHOOL al the E9easburg academy i
open for the admission Of pupils: SIC respect
fully solcits the patronage IL The public. u al
d.tion To the usual branches French arl NL,si-
with the Use of piano. VIII .se taught,
T'cb.3, IS5S:Gt.I2
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There are four ladies in the Utah m Hilary exne-
dition against the Mormons They are Mrs. Gov
Cummings, Mrs, Col. Candy. Mrs Tyler. and Mrs
Burns. Mrs Cummings frosa ma of her feet while
crossing the mountains.
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Gg Ne are pained % be under the necc

G9~ We are Pained 20 be under the neces-
sity Of chronicling an unfortunate difficulty
which occurred at the resid encc of Mr. Mich
olas Shank, in ClearGeld township, last Sat-
urday. and which viii probably result in the
death Of one of the parties engaged, It ap-
pears that lir. Shank had ''rolling frolic''
on that day, and while the persons in atten-
dance were at 8upPerin the evening. young
man named N'Mullen and others present
commenced removing articles from the table
Mr.. Shank interfared to prevent this, and a
fight" at once eusuel. Tn t lie melee Mr
Shank struck m'Mullen on the head with q
fail. But slight hopes sro entertained Of his
rccOrery.
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sz- It has become an established f.rr thar
DR. Saudford's IHvsgorator VII cure LIVER
Complaint, Jaund;ce and General Dehiiify.
Many people, personally known to Us. who's
word cannot Be doubted. have given tueir
certificates to prove tl1s. ard. With such mass
of evidence who can doubt
j is trDly the iuva'id'= friend, and vii give
relief when all other remedies fail, ana IL
so1ne instances that have come uGd5r cur Oh
sarv4t;ou It seemed the means Of suagchinE
tie victim from the grave, We wish al our
readers who need Utedicine vouli try one bot
tic, for it Ei.l surely give relief
For sale here by al Druggists -11-4t.
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Adss.fnIssrat0E,s Eeafee.

Z lTTERS OF ADMINS TRATION on
81 the estate Of John J. Davis, late Of the bor-
oUgh OF EbensbuTg, Cambria CO., decd. having
been granted to the undersigned by the Register
OF Cambria CO., notice is hereby given to an hav-
ing claims aga;nst said estate to present them
duly authenticated for settlement, and those in
debted thereto 20 make immediate payment,
TO, hsv4h hGs; May ! KIP ,, !, PAWS Admrs
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EISTRAY.-CAME TO THE RESIDENCE
4 \ Of the subscriber residing in Munster town
chip. on the 10th inst. SIN SHEEP-the only
mark on any Of the number IS small slip in the
right ear
JOHN T.. G'EINEfE.
Jss, %. ls5s
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DEHTIsTRV.-Dr a. J. Jackson will Wis
II this place rcxt week for the purpose Of at
tending to all persons in want of his profess
siona! services.
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Nunster, Feb. >, 1858.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-09
Mississippi Valley Nurs cry.
4 KEOKUK, IOwA,

WHERE may be fund
w the bert Of Fruit
Trees, Evsssrseps, Shade
Trees, Grape vines, and
ornamental plants, &c.,
re.
Also, In their season,
Cabbage, Tomste 4 Sweet
Potato Plants.
Orders emf through the
post o8ee or other wise
will receive prompt and
careful attention.
0ronnds in the western
part Of the city.
mch26.d7m
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ExTnAOROBNANY IN DUCEmEnTs
60 TRADE

1.-the esnS001s oixpeRce.ss
An nsw ssssiviaG ~ SprisE and sumnssstoch
Of ~ Hoo1s, NAtS and beppsts Boots asa
SHOES, Csec1sry Ware tc., direct from the Eastsrn
cities which ecprfses m extensive varsity In ell
these 1epartmsnts. Ny stocA viii compare favor
ably VITA any h the ssty IN poipt ~ variety and
quality, and Its we'll known otthstths prices
arc al visA.
OF Drsss Goods. / have silks, Tissues, Bareres
Lawns, bsrcgs Dslsssss, Chsilss, ropiins, vsieu
clan Piaids. Dsbaiss, Asesstisss, Lawn Robes
10.
OF Staple 0oods, hssvybso wnd omsstic bieashsd
do, Osnsburgs, drills, sickings, prints dc.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of ell kinds--wbitA and
brown for psntsj white sad brown table diaper,
erash and aiapss tevsiing, Irish lisen, brown Do.
ALSO, Summer Sha~is, black silk vsssttss, ss,-
btoideries, lAces, pocket kandkefchisfs, hosiery,
Isimnings dents Shirts ,sravsts cellars and sss-
dsndsn.l
ALSO ,snssssrtmsnt Of ssmmer Ciothisg, and
necsssary articles too numeroas to mention.
AND In eonnssttoo with the above, keep N -
sostment Of Quesnswarc and 0rsceriss, the lattsr
Of which still continue to sell 81 vholssal
prices frssh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton Isa Co., New York which are vnrrsu ted to
give entirsaatiafsction Ar the money will ~ 70.
funded
think can now Ola. inauesmsutsps net TO beck
sslled BY any house In this city.
II there Is s~s article yoGoaunot and any where
else, ust call tbs Ninbls Eixpence--anyvhss
along Main-street.
P.5--Thsse are not old soods-havs~ssS sss %
Asnd since ths year ows.
Nee. 81, -, ~ $50 1879 mals.ss.
= -----s~~
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G. 0bwLEs, Jr.,
AZ,
Patent Mastic B esfs1,
office, 3a.st.. bet. MAIN 4 Jehnssn
orrosnrs rus rosr Dpnpne, tur :rArs'a
KEOKUK,

YyHE MASTlC kOOFING 10 we'll adapted to
I steer ~ Nrt -cnf., 'SHr- proof, and beccmins
hard win admit OF wssr BY tresding thereon,
which makes IL desirable for piasEas ears, steam.
boat, 10 Ac For further particulars, please call
1t the once, whsre samples can he seen. q
4eb17d1y
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