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Decorah Gazette.-The first No. issued by
the new firm is before US. 1t il very greatly i'm
proved. The price Ii cut down 10 81 90 o
ysar--a rate that cannot pay.
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STORE TO RENT

TXTE oder to rent our large Brick Store Room on
Wv Main street, NcCregor. It Is "a by 100, and
three stories in height. An early application will Sc
cure It at very reasonable figure. JONES & BASS.
McGresor, Sept. %, 1883 103tf
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O The Milwaukee Wisconsin savs II m.kes
their city feel good to see the large amounts Of
merchandise passing through that city to St.
Paul ria The Milwaukee e. Detroit and the
La Cross r. Roads. This trade formerly ran
through Chicago and Galena. Milwaukee de.
serves every advantage she receives and We are
delighted to hear of her prosperity.
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no RENT.

TTAvING juat completed q large and eliGibly stu.
ri ated store House Main street McGareSor, Of
fer Il for Rent ut reasonable figures. Call on
McGregor, Sept, %, ls5snlo3wA D. DRUMMOND.
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Lecture.-Mr. TANNER, an Ojibway Indian.
nesday evening.
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Piled full Of the best Lumber Of the upper Mississippi
Teabout has taken up an idea that : man can get
rich at trading whether he makes anything Or not, and
hence no pays very little attention to prices long
he can keep business moving. His Ware House Is
sometimes filled with Furniture which he swaps for
Qrain which he swaps for Flour, which he swaps for
fat Cattle Horses, Hogs, Sheep, Dogs Old Clothes,
Billiard Balls, Whiskey, Lumber, Sand, Lime, Oxen
Land or any other thing that can be turned out in
trade He has as much money rs he wants and there
fore prefers to deal In propery-hence this Is just the
place to exchange all your useless traps for something
that will suit you The Winter will probably be . Sc
we're one and Is to your interest to sell your and
build houses to keep your families comfortable. No
man can undersel me In the Lumber markst-no man
can give vow good trade for your farm products.
This Is not GAS, you all know am not gassy, but
cannot omit this opportunity Of telling You that will
at such rates as will send you homo rejoicing.
Drive up to che long franc building East Of the
Public square, and enquire for FRANCIS TEABOUT.
McGregor, Sept. 20, lS5StflO3
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EXCELSIOR
~ Watch Making s. Repairing! ~

IN ~..SU~H6
~ Watch Making s. Repairing! ~
Agrsat and important end accomplished!
DOrTUMS Patent Improced Unirersal Chuck
q work, connected with the mandatory aud repair
ng Of watch movements The advantages gained In
the invention many and great in securing wheels,
polishing and fitting pivot jewels. ruby stalfe lever
pallets &C., &c, whereby the most delicate parts OF
chronometers duplex patent levers and other watches
operations time saved and other great advantages
gained. Patented July Is, 1851.
AUGUSTUS FRENCH,
Having purchased the right to the above described
lath Sand the only one having such Lath or RICH. in
and complicated machinery, such as the most modern
andimproved wheel aud pinion cutting engine, and
rounding up machine vouchers state, that aI
watch in scientific and workman-hke manner. No
watch maker haa taken greater pains to improve in
studied the primary construction Of watches In
nexi0n with knowledge OF many experiments made
by somo OF the best workmen In New York. under whose
instruction have been. I do claim theoretical
knowledge aud practical understanding Of the various
perctions and persctions in the different classes Of
watch movements. make it my principal study to
improve and excel In this important business Those
who have fine watches that need REPAIRS will time
and expense, and quite often their watches from i'm
proper usage by calling on me and getting them put
In good order. And mistake, your watch however,
fine choice will be in safe hands if left with me.
have apprentices stinkers at the business but 1t
will be my constant endeavor by personal attention
to business to reduce the science Of watch making to
practice, and my increased facilities enable to do
work at less rates than any who hangs out sign
and makes attcmps at watch making with tools, or
Lathes requisite. Ihave hand good assortment Of
watch materials to supply country dealers as low
New York prices. have the art Of making Jewels Of
all kinds alss Chronomoter balances in fact every
part of watch, aud country watch makers will do
we'll send to whom they have watches that require
new parts that they cannot supply.
Clocks and Jewelry will also receive attention.
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McGREGOR TANNERY !!

THE undersigned is prepared to TAN all the HIDES
in Northern Iowa, either SHARES, or for PAY.
Il Large Stock Of Leather on hand,
at all times, which will be sold at the lowest living
price. As manu- lacture my Leather can sell IS
low any other dealer West Of Milwaukee or Chicago
CASH or LEATHER exchanged for Hides at all tunes
i. L. KRAMER.
r. ST. am also agent for the sale of County Rights
FOR Daniels Process Of Tanning, in: Miaaesota.
september 7, 1858 lOOtf
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GREAT WESTERN
TUB & PAIL FACTORY,
MERRILL { BARRON,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE TUB AND
PAIL FACTORY, OF
TSCO RjUcrs, WfscOMsi1s,

MGHEGON AND NOR HERN IOWA.
Merrill & Barron, Sole agents for the Pail and Tub
Factory, Of Two Rivers, Wisconsin, fer McGregos aud
Northern Iowa.
2 and Hoop Pals, painted colors, 2 and hoped
Cedar Pals varushed hoop horse PAIL hoop extra
Wash Tub, No. / and2
Clothes Pins round headed, per box offs gross.
The subscribers having been appointed agents for
the sale Of WOODEN WARE. manufactured at Two
Rivers, would call the attention OF the Trade, to tho
quality OF this ware We are now prepared to supply
This Factory being located in the midst Of extensive
pnerics enables them to obtain the choicest timber for
proyements, warrants In saving, that for CHKAPNEsS
aud DuRA BILiTY, this Ware is unsurpassed.
~ Give us . call before buying. n98tf
NcGregor, Aug. 90, 1858. MERRILL & BARRON.
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CITY BARBER SHOP.
Main street, McGregor, adjoining the Pest Office and
opposite Lee Il Kinnaird's Bank.

Sand you will always dnd me there,
To NOW the Beard and cut the Hair"
Professor Cromwell, Barber 4 Hair Dresser. nl03td
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FOE SALE OR TRADE.
i Have ct North McGregor lot OF Brandies in box
i and on draugbt which will sell much below cost
or Trade Tor any other good property
lows Land taken. .. McCRANEY. y
North McGregos, september, lsssnlO3ss &
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NIKE NOTIONS GENERALLY
! also have . good stock Of
Boots aud Shoes,

q solid, durable make designed to keep the feet Of
Men, Women and Children warm, and to wear WELL
The stock selected In the New York market with
express rstaeeuce to the wants 81 economical work
IND people, and the farmers of Northern Iowa will
but call and examine they will be convinced that this
store u the place to DO their trading.
Nearest store to the River North side Of Main street
Nc0rsgos, Sept. 20, SO l03 J. ]. SrARkS.
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lie ATHER;
CrOckerv and Glassware.

We return you our sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage given US, and solicit q con-
tinuance of the same. hoping that by selling
good Goods at Fair Prices, not only to merit
your confidence, but receive your patronage.
In another column will be found our notice of
syrOesvGsS, .SlssSs, sysGss - HLv~s...~~.-.
MERRILL & BARRON.
Mc'Gregor, Sept. l, le5etf99
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EAVETROUGHS PUT UP

Al short notice. We also take in Exchange for Stoves
Tinwarc Wheat, Oats, Corn, Pork, Flour, old cop
per, and in fact anything Farmer has to sell.
m Please give US q call and satisfy yourself
McGregor, August IL, lS5sn96tf
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TWO CENTS,

sorrow shall come to them. Yes Miss Minerva, who
ask skeptically if 'rcay mean that Indians feel
the same sort of that dor there are Indian
hearts, tell you, that will mourn, as yours would II
Captain Hercules the gallant fellow should be killed in
Utah, your mincr, in order to accommodate your
dm friend and rival belle should dsappoint you about
that love Of bonnet you propose to wear to church
God help az we arc all made of the material n
tootache is distressing in Jeddo ia Washington, and
death and sorrow mean the same things to Tuck-alix
tah and TO YOU reader. So end the week musings of
the MIDDLE AGED MAN
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TIE COLLINS STEAMERS UNDER THE HAMMER. The
steamships Atlantic, Baltic and Adriac, the property of
the New York. Liverpool and United States Mail Steam
ship Company sold to-day at public auction at their
wharf at the foot Of Canal street.
Prior to the commencement of the sale notice
given by the United States district attorney that the gen
eral government have lien upon said steamers TO the
amount of $ll5 500. notice also read from the
board of supervisors that the city had claim upon the
company for taxes of 1867 amounting to $50 00O for
which the Atlantic was holden IL was declared on be-
half Of the company that all claims Of the general gov
crnucnt had been duly satisfied and that the demand OF
the city for taxes not anthorzc Captain Briggs also
announced that the hands on board the steamers held
also claim against the company for So, 900,
The announcement was now made that Mcssrs Clark
son. N. Potter, and N Brown have liability OF The
company Of $500 000 dated May l., 1885, drawing inter
est from November L. 1857 Also mortgage dated No
ycmbcr 30 1857 TO secure the claim.
The terms of sale stated 20 per cent Immediate
ly and the residue The ct that there
claims to c contested operated dampcr upon the
scmbage an original bid tkcn and the whole prop
erty was sold for $50, ,00O The purchaser Dudley b.
Fuller, esq. --New York Evening Pox.
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BY pn. CHARLES Bypsr.
[Air-Burns's FAREWELL

IAir--Burns's FAREWELL
Oh who that has not wandered far
From where lac first drew vital air
Can tell how bright the visions are
That still surround our fancy there
And IL Is sweet, round Memry's throne,
When time and distance gid the way,
To cite the scenes that long have flown,
And view them Ger on Patricks day
Though distant from our native shore,
And bound by Fortunes stern decree
To tread our native soil more,
still, Erin, we must think on thee.
Is there heart Of irish mould
That does not own the magic sway
Which prompts the gen rots patriots soul
To celebrate our patrick's dayr
No nation e'cr at Freedoms shrino
HIS sacrificed so rich as We
Our blood has nowcd IN every cline
That raised the shout OF Liberty,
But, all +! will Freedom never smile,
Nor she'd one bright and cheering ray
To light our dear native Isle,
And raise our hopes on Patrick's dayf
Yes Erin, raise Thy dropping brow
And wreath II with thy shamrock green,
Go, tell thy proud and naughty Zoe ~
That she's no longer g Occan's queen
Colunbias banners float on high,
The Eagle seizes on his prey; All
Then Erin wipe thy fearful eye,
And raise thy hopes on Patrick's day.
Thy gallant sons have noby bought
Columbia's gratitude for thee,
In Frcodom's cause they we brsvcly fought,
And shed their blood for Liberty. a
Then strike the harp, and illl the bowl,
Let tyrants grumble as they may,
The toast nell drink IL AIbon's fall,
And Erins JOY on Patrick's day it
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A SONG FOR ST. PATRIcK's DAY.

The song appended hereto written by the late Dr.
Charles Byrne of Florida, twenty-five years ago.
before he had attained his twentieth year An Irish So
ccty New York offered three prizes for the three best
and appropriate songs for the celebration Of st. INT
rcks day. and to the author of tho beautiful stanxs
which here transcrbe awarded the 6ra prize. Al
though the anniversary OF st. Patricks has passed.
those who participated in the celebration will doubtless
read these lines with undninished interest t
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yxrIscoNsrN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION

VXTISCONSTN AND MINNESOTA COMMISSION,
wv INTELLIGENCE AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY L-GEORtl
FARNAN street. Banking
Cole Sumner 4 Co., Ia Crosse Wisconsin.
preparcto buy, sell OF give Information with regard &c
farms farming pine lands TO locate government ands either
money Wisconsin Minnesota
selling leasing lands dwciinUbousc other
make collections, titles
collect rents, &C., &c.
Particular attention given IoANING MONEY which guaranty
the loaned
and o twelve cent interest paid
n'y Security estate in Wisconsin and Minnesota Is
that lands advancing
% 70 100 cent Interest legal In Wisconsin, as high
as II cent, in Minnesota there usury law.
All business and Of inquiry promptly attended TO- and
turns rcm'cd by mail express, part Of the country
Feb 17-6m GEO FAfNAM.
He refers 10 the following washburne c.
Mineral Point Wis., Gov Acs W Randall Madison, Wis lieut. Gov
Il ~ Campbell IL Crosse Wi Hon Hastings (te treasurer
Trcmpccau, WIS., Hon Thee Iotoli cccivcr u s land o Ia
Crosse Wis., Hon d. ~ Cameron Ia Crosse Wis Judge Lord do
do Hon Geo Gall (judge 9Th judicial circu,) Gaeyiic Wis
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EDWARD X COfLINS,
No SO waLstrcc, N. Y.
BROWN, sIHIIEY, 4 co.,
Liverpool
srEI.EN KFlNNARD l. 90
No. ~ Austin Friars London
b. g. WAINWRIGHT X Co,
Paris
The owners sb Will not be accountable for gold silver
bullion Specie ewe,ry yryops metals, unless bills
ding signed the value thereof expressed therein
16-du
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,,1ur Nrly YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED
- N ue.nsrs-ihe slaps oemprtsng shas line

x. ,. base bca su by contract expressly FOR
-. .rv .ste taken their construction in
b, strength and speed and their accommodations
49, ~ sssno.,a are unoaualed elegance and comfBSt
[ ,e,ss Of line have improved water tight compsrtm
aud expense has been ~e ~ make 'ns all as good az new
ussqUAIs
IN second cabin From Uycrpoel TO New York,
guineas. -. ta
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
. G. Herring = Co.'s Patent champion safes.

d C' HeTFIuB e CU'B FHVcHt CHHmPIOh SAIeb.
Y1NHE subscribers grateful for past favors, and
IL finding that discriminating public besowng their
age 10 that extent that more exhibit all
their stock have Opening
and aisom osway No ash OF Murray street OPP
poe the City Hall This enlargement warehouse
recent extensive enlargement their factory viii enable
bers to keep hand all times larger stock %
proof safes than other establishment the world
tcnon will be had constructing safes for private families
with other furniture for the security Of plate and cwey.
ALSO
Will keep hand and make 10 order all kinds Of chests
DOORS and bank vaults Is's powder
doors onesn patent bank Cyger
patent letter lock, without key.
Q. HERRING Co,
Nos. l35, l3y, and l29 Water street, and
No 2Sl broadway, corner Murray ST., New York
t r. COYfE Il CO.. Agents
Washington ID. c.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
Nay 2o-iy Richmond, Virginia
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RATES or ADVERTISING

heh sss OF less make longer advertisements sxac,
all
thrice week viii he charged . .s square
the hrst Advertisements n the Ja,
ons square each srecn charged
tn foregoing rates
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DREssEs FoR TIE FANcY nALLlll--L. 4

PHILLIPS, Costumcr, No 253 Bwery, York viii in
the s day OF pri with variety splendid
nncy costumes entirely which will be hired
on of April pcc thIs advertisement viii give the
add ircssu Of Phillips. flntclScSthtcsl Mar 2T-Jt
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DROF. MACLEOD'S boarding and day school fol
IL young ladies', 500 street, between llth and 18th
Feb 16-3tawn
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E,OR SAIE.--A chance to secure very fine
lady's riding He Is beautiful black, eight years old
hgh and sound He cannot be surpassed
style action and perfect in all and every gait o can be
the livery stable Of Mr. Levy Humphrey for few days only
Feb 5--dlf
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VTTASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION.-Th Sec
wv Exhibition Of the Washington Art Association
the Gallery street. between 18th and lih streets
from 10, M, 10 10, n m,
tickets o. To be had al the principal
bpoks,prcs and hotels and al the door.
Dec 2SLdtr
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
GEORGETOWN. d. G.. 7. ~.

FTHIS large boarding and day school for young
ladies', long favornby known conducted by Miss L.
Miss NJ j. Narrower principal
assisted w corps and experienced teachers in
department of learning. go.
Members Congress others Washing
place their daughters wards here under their own
VISION accustomed 10 dohc graduates OF this
seminary representing nearly every State In the Union
For particulars address n. j. NARROWER,
Principal VI the Georgetown Female Seminary,
Sep I2--cotf Georgetown, d. G.
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JAMES J. DICKINS ATTORNEY ,
Patent Claim, and General Agency Office Southeast Corner Of
seventh and streets. Dec 4-H
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Special Notice To Subscribers.

Payment for subscriptions must be -sd ysrbIy sdveoPe
Me achrna,d al The of The pr,l
sun-eriDcd sub-erbcrs
when thsir subasripuons re expire.
Rmttsnes by FISK NJ the susebers, and not
% lssc publisher a the '.. ~ .Nf-
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PHOTOGRAPH OIL PAINTINGS.

DR0FESSOR j. Il. CHURCHILL, Artist respect
fully thanks his friends patrons for past encourage
mcnt, aud solics continuance Of the
ao Mcartcy Gallery No 4is Pennsylvania avenue, three
doors OF 45s street.
recI-
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GHARLES'S s LONDON CORDIAL GIN.-TIE
~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IMPORTED. This Gin
distilled in London from sound barley under the surveillance Of the
british excise aw, dcaicly favored with unctuc Of the Italian
jumper the valuable rooatvcs Of the
table kngiom rendering N the most eminent mcd
cal men, the and safest stnulan durctc drink in
his delicious so and delicate favor differing entirely
from other devoid Of that harsh acd which
ders the article Holland Shnnpps objectionable
hongh not intended as medicine ills recommended by physicians
k'ncay IN Dyspela Cont Rheumatism, 1rosy Gravel
N shoa Fever aud Structure, Diseases the Urinary
sNn the klncys md the pw.k Nervous Debility &c, whilst the
Nr sex VIII hnd by s adoption relief from those distress
g which frequently attend their delicate organization
NSenme M OF New York the highest medical authority,
procms~ utAMhSS IONpON CORDIAL GIN superior
"hef oo! o'c best article the kind he has
peculiarly adapted 10 settlers In the southern and western
s ~ wen us for travellers exposed changes water mir
sac IN quarts at cents pp,s eight
lsi gr'ccrs lrurercrs and country merchants Beware
" limitations fby only Cuu,iFSs. NONE OTHER n IMPORTED
-. EDMUND G. CHARLES, Importer,
war NY 30 broadway New York
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NROyER 81 BAKERS SEWING MACHINE
NJ The the agency and has hand
celebrated family sowing machines and in
presenting public without fear of contradiction
believed to be the best article offered TO the
public They adapted all kinds OF family sewing from the
kind He respectfully invites tue ladies to
call and examine them.
attendance exhibit them and 10 instruct
ALL wi dcsirous of purchasing
Needles of all sizes will constantly kept hand sale.
c. W. BOTEIFR
No. 3ls, Iron Hall Pennsylvania avennc, between
Mar n ataw6 w6wf b'a 9th streets
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FINO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.--The under
Il signed who a been for the ast four and st h pncsIc
aud nourr Institution for the education both
the r Philadelphia has view going Sh, hhc
eligible location for the establishment,
tha of which he has charge. lie viii
and accomplished prcpiors al the branches English
classical ancient aud Modern, mathematical commercial aud
steal education. Satisfactory references
T. G. CushRhN, NJ A.,
Mar 30 Principal Ctesvillc Academy, Chester co.. Pa
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Miss Christie johnson,

MIBb CnTlSLl6 JOnnSOn,
rlocurtos,
RS desfous Of forming classes in elocuton in the
schools Washington and will give instruction private pn
pills In that city and In Georgetown.
Johnson will youths professional gentle
men, foreigners who wish acquire pure English
Residence Miss IIarrover's Formerly Miss Engshs
mary, Washington and Gay streets, Georgetown
Mrs Cora Riictic, Richmond, Va.
A.. Rcv. Stephen r. Hill, Washington, ID. c.
Grafton Tyler NJ. d., Georgetown, ID. G.
Information apply Baner& Nohun, al their book
store of Pennsylvania and Eleventh street
Nov 6-n
MISS HOSNfER'S BEATRICE CENGI SLEEPING.
yl sculpture executed Romo.ly ar
the American sculptres exhibition for limited
rod Philips Fine Art Gallery 322 Pennsylvania (wa
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OUR BUYER is NOW AT THE NORTH, and is
daily sending large lots Of all that newell and stylish
in fancy staple dry goods in all Department.
larger richer aud attractivcy varied than
a any former period.
only marked in plain figures consequently no purchaser
Ia overcbargcd.
All o, bills settled prior TO opening
presented monthly for In cash. Notes will not be
acceptable
opening accounts We serious on this
point
determined purpose make trade cash
possible without disturbing pleasant relations that
many
series Of years"
FERRY BROTHER,
"Ccnral Stores ~ building,
Mar 2f-dlOtif opposite Centre Market.
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ID II. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
lGs his Office his residence Franklin Row. of and
Thirteenth He will continue his attention principal
y TO cases In the United states Supreme Court.
Oct 2S--du
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MODERN LANGUAG ES--Professor DANIEL II.
Avl 6RotA, Teacher Languages
as s French spanish, No 22s Penn avenue opposite
''''f"s fttcL Mnr 2utt3mo
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INVENTED BY EUGENI0 LATIIA, ARCHITECT, NJ. s. B. &C
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
~ t,gcs and farm buildings Ocs, Gothca Chappaqua
Wcstchcster county, New York.
Juuc I7-du
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An Indian Funeral

took place on Tuesday last and the long procession of
carriages drew TO the window of the chamber in which
concoct my Attic philosophy II drew also from the
inner chamber of my musings tho following moralizing
Gone is he, the man with unpronounccablc name
No more for him the fire shall CLEAN in his wigwam
The squaw and papoose, waiting wcarily on the wide
prairie. shall have joy when the chiefs return laden
with the presents of the Gat Father There hearts
in some hr-away lodge looking or joy then, but only