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ebnire Reabing.
THE AIKLLENNIAL CLUB.
By A MEMBER.

I cannot tell whether you would call
our Club a political club or not. In this
country, where We are nothing if not po-
ltical, we never tolerate politics, so | hope
It is not.
"What do you think, Sir, of putting
the inhabitants of the Cannibal Islands IN
to bag, and throwing them into the sea 2
"Well, really, Sir, you must excuse me,
but do not interest myself In politics.
know, in fact, nothing about then" !"
All, well then, my dear Sir, what &c
ycu think of Longshanks who has been
selling Buncomb short Z"
Think of him, Sir? l think he is a
id rascal, Sir, that's what ] think oi
him"
Under these circumstances, osr Club
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From Harper's Hagoziae, Noren,Eer.
NEXT YEAR.
BY LOUISE CHANDLER MoULToS.

BY LOUISE CHANDLER MoULToS.
The lark is singing gavly in the madow,
/ The sun IS rising DER the far blue hills.
But she is gone the music of whose talking
Was swecter than the tones of summer rills
Sometimes | see the blue-bells blooming in
the forest,
And think of her blue eyes;
Sometimes | seem to hear the rustic of her
garments
'Tis but the winds low sighs.
see the sunbeams trail along the orchard,
And fall in thought. to tangling up her hair
And, sometimes, around the siness lips OF
childhood,
Brea..s forth a smile such as she used to
wear.
But never any pleasant things around, above
Es,
Seems 10 re like her love
More lofty than the skies that bend and
brighten DER us,
More constant tuan The dove.
She walks no more beside me in the morning,
She meets Inc not on any summer eve;
But once at night, | heard low voice calling,
"Oh, faithful friend, thou hast not long TO
gricvel"
Next year, when larks are singing gayly in the
meadow.
shall not hear their tone;
Bat SIZE, in the dim, far-of country of the
stranger,
VIII walk no more alone.
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she added, che is so lovely, and then he
is our only one; serely yoar petition wiz
be granted"
The unconscious infant lay notion,ess
in Its cradle; its little bosom heared with
/ the faint breath of life It's tiny fingers
were half hid beneath its golden hair i,
while the sweet smile that pleved around
ITS fevered lips, seemed TO respond to the
whispering of angels as if they were al
ready welcoming the free spirit to the
land of light. The father and mother
gazed upon it with an intensity that none
but parents heart can fcel Gradually
the smile relaxed-the hand fell upon its
bosom-the throbbing Of the heart be-
came more tranquil moisture difusea
itself over the skin, and sweet sleep fel4
upon it, clothing it as With mantle. e
Long and quietly it slumbered; and
when the eye opened and the lip moved,
its cherub face seemed irradiated with un-
earthly intelligence aud purity Day af--
ter day, and night after night the father
and mother watched their boy, as he WAS
slowl J restored to health and activity
God spared him, and he grew up in love
illness, the pride Of his parents. Pesti-
lence stalked abroad. Death laid low the
young and the beautiful Still their
child, as if by some talismanic spell was
preserved, and the fond mother thanked
God in her heart, that he had lived to
comfort her,
x
Time passed on Again the mother
bent over him-a blighted blasted being.
The cherub smile of infantine innocence
had given place to the intensity of re-
morse, and the stcrness of despair The
fair bog had grown to manhood He had
gone forth into the world. He had min
glcd with the giddy throng that pursue
the syren pleasure, till they find too late
that Will. her, JOY is but a name, and hope
a phantom; that she leads to sorrow and
death. Her contaminating, whitening
influence oyermastered him, and he went
on till the poisonous mildew of guilt set
tied on his soul, and wasted his existence
''Let NE curse God and die" said the
wrctched sufferer.
40! that thou hadst died in the calm
ness and sweetness of thy childhood"
murmred the self-accusing mother. Il
Again, the father knelt By the bedside
of his son, and his voice once more went
up in prayer. Whatsoever thou givest
or withholdest, enable US to say sincerely,
"Ihy oejH be dune"
"Amen," :" clearly articulated the moth
er, and the Angel of Death took the
spirit of the hopeless to the bar of God
CHrjajoa Register.
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SHE Was RIGHT.-In early Connecti.
cut times farmer boy was arrested for
the monstrous offence Of kissing pretty
country lass, at her fathers gate on a Sun
day evening. He pleaded, as an excuse
to the officer, thai ne thought at the mo-
n.ent she was his cousin. Jonathan"
sys the maid, "if you want me, you
mustn't try to get out of it THAT WAY 2.
" All right, my dear, II! stand it; I'll
agree to be locked up for three days; but
when l get back, l expect to have Pa
tience"' TO be sure, and I'll be ready"
returned the Connecticut primrose.
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Ey THOMAS HOOD.

She stood high amid the corn,
Clasped by the golden light Of morn,
Like the sweetheart Of the sun,
Who many glorious kiss had won,
On her cheek an autumn flush
Deeply ripcnel such a blush,
In the midst of Brown was born
Like red poppies grown with corn.
Round her eyes her tresses fell,
Which were blacklist none could tell,
But long lasheS ycilcd light
Which had else been all too bright.
And her hat. with shady hrim,
Made her tressy forehead dim
Thus she stood amid the stocks,
Praising God with sweetest looksi
Sure, ! said, heaven did not mean
Where | reap thou shouldSt but CLEAN;
Law thy sheaf adown and come
Share my harvest and my home.
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"THY WILL BE DONE"

A mother was kneeling in the soft light
of the dying day, by the side of her suf
fering babe; the sweet, low -breathed ac-
cents of the father went up in supplica-
ton, as if to the very ear of the Eternal
80! Thou who didst weep at the grave
of Lazarus, and dost note every pulsation
of the heart, look down in thy compass
sion on our helpless child. o! save him
for thy mercy's sake! Whatever else thou
withholdest, give us the life of our sweet
babe"
"Amen" responded the trembling voice
of the heart-stricken mother, as she wiped
away the cold sweat from his pale fore
head
40! William, I cannot give him up"
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HENRY J. OLMSTED,

'''-Essog TO JAMES vs.. sMrH,)
TX -. A STOVES, TLS & SHEET IRON
- l-.E Il, nearly opposite the Court
+. 1s-aersPo.t, Pa. Tin and Sheet
" 1Fg aate 10 order, in good style, on
le.ce l0:l
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s&7- In chapter on sacred poetry, DR..
SHELTON MCKENZIE, of the Philadelphia
1 Press, observes
As an inexplicablo curiosity, the in
tense badness Of rhyme in most of tho
psalms and hymns used in public and
private worship. Watts, Wesley, William
Cowpcr, James Montgomery, Kirk White
and Thomas Moore are almost the only
poets who, writing upon sacred subjects,
have adhered to rhyme. We have lately
fallen upon something very different from
the usual poetical paraphrases of Sacred
Writ. 1t is > versihcation of the Lords
Prayer-an orison, the brevity and con
ccntration of which ought to be lesson
to those who indulge III many words when
they pour out prayer aud praise. It has
lately been published in London, is com
posed as duet, and harmonized for four
voices, with an accompaniment for the or
gan or pianoforte. 1t runs thus: s14
Our Heavenly Father bear our prayer;
Thy name be hallows everywhere; --
Thy kingdom come thy perfect VIII
In earth, as in Heaven, let all fulfil ::
Give this days bread, that We NAV live.
Forgive our sins as We forgive;
Help US temptation 10 withstand:
From evil shield Us h. Thy hand
Now and ever unto Thee,
The kingdom, power, and glory be,
Amen.
"Here nothing is redundant, nothing
wanting. The music, simple and melo-
lious. Is said to be worthy OF the words
The most curious circumstance connected
with this paraphrase is, that all persons
concerned keep their names concealed
The authors are u. NJ" aud ''N. u"
the artist who has beautifully adorned the
music is ''R. T." The musical composer
is sc. f. H." The paraphrase, which
is as near perfection as human talent can
make it, las been duly entered at Sta
TONERS HALL but is not published, go
that it may be adopted in public end pri-
vate worship"
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x. n BOOKS / STATIONERY, MAG
= = --t Music. y. ". corner OF Main
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ALLEGANY HOUSE.

= J. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
w., - Pa, seven miles north of Cou-
'''''' e. the Wsllsv.lls Road. o:44
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-0AGI 81 CpJE>ELLUR 1T LAW.
y -,-..rt Fs. vii! attend 20 all business
r....r4 2, 4.. care. with promptEcs and
arf. uare II Temperance Block. sec
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Dusinfss Cards.
JOHN :. MANN,

JOHN :. VI ANN,
.-..EET AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
.g..erFort Pa, will attend The several
..-s % Potter and VI hean Counties. All
.,-.-. entrusted IN hi, care will receive
q. sr.el-.0u Office on MaiH ST.. oppo-
.'t- Court House. lO:i
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! -~ 'aa TAILOR, late from the City Of
Ne Laz!aud. shop opposite Court
: DV-der,port, Potter co. Pa.
,'-P1rlicular attention paid to CUT
I0:35-ly.
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L. VI BENTON.

.EE"o2 Nd CuNVEYANCER. Ray
f.u..A..gauy Tp..l Potter Co.. Pa.
-'.-l1 '1 ed. business iE his line, with
fs- ....a.ea s:3J
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l. F. WILLISTON,

.-a'ET AT law, Wellsboro'. Tioga Co,
p. sa attend the Courts in Potter and
ts.s- .ge4..s-. g:l3
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.IA>SNiRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
80 AlI Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
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-ulNEl At LAW. CoudcrSrort Pa, will
q. .Lr a.'rad The Courts il Potter and
-s -slIug Counties. lO:l
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pr~ transient advertisements must be
d '.anrr. aui no notice will be taken
s ,-.-eaent. from d distance, unless they
.-aH. .4a.el hy the money or satisfactory
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5000 Bushels a. Wheat.
aa an squat amuaRs Of esEn, for whsrz
iwIl pay the highest cash price.
80 4 hrAt rate aTticla Of Flour and
Meal win Be constantly ksPk on haad Cos
sale.
BY industry economy and disposition
ever to oblige, We hope to live ama prosper
with the eitizens Of this regi0n.
SILL L. TOWN.
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Popular Patent Medicines
"a GLE w o Il Ks,

Is a & T. NJ " - AS Il p J.,
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rs tbs largest Machinery Aahufactogy and
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Premium Portable Circular saw millsa
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Scales from the small COULTER, to the
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nasa.
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sCARRITT c MASON
Wholesale &nd RssaiI Dealers in and M,
afaetsEEsTs Of
FURNITUREk UPHOLSTERY


W aaaaaEagsoa Avenue bet. I'd e. Sd Streets
SAINT LOUIS, NO. ''
1 b eur waTs roo@s. will bs found ths J.,
test and best styles, made By the beat uort
/ uent ana Of superior material ana fni,b
BEDsTEADS, hne Rosewood ana V.
hogaAys Walnut, Oak and Cherry, mi
high post and Canopy.
/ slDEBOARDs, Rosewood. Mshov,,-
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bie Tops. MAJ
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Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak aud Walbrt
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W sshgt ands.
oENTRE AND SIDE TABLES, w...
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Also me Rosewood. Mahogany, Oak
" aiaats PRrlsFs Easy and Rocking Chan
every variety Of Cushion, Rush ana ca,
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W ood kxamea In large assortment.
BEDDING Spring, Hair, Moss. Exec.
stor ard Husk Mattresses; Feather b.,
Pile W. Boosters, Comforts, Sheets, &c
All o. the best material, and warran,e ed /.
DC treshI s@eet aad new.
avery article warranted 40 Represented.
sna at prices IS low as any ether house IA
the city for corresponding quality.
ORDERS Solicited and faithfully fHeL
We cordially invite every one who wishes
20 call and examine and price our goods
as NE are pleased to Rhow our goods. an
give yoa all the information in cur power,
Al! articles sold by Us carefully packed,
and delivered Oh Boat or ct house.
Very Respectfully,
SGARRITT & MASON.
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Lsssss csanesI Baaas Dasiy- 7rkgpadA 4
Iksgfy~assS Heurs
CONNECTING with Lightning Linz d
- Daily paeksts and PssEGs Rsaizo@, q
d Louis; also with Bsman, Hedge q CO..
splendid line Of Coaches, and khs 81. j il.
eph and Hannibal Railroad % III polasa
East.
This line passes through the aouraak. ins
towns Of Glsnwood, Tsheg, Sidney, Aus.
TIN, Linden, RockpoTt, Mound Ctr, Skes b.
Fnimors and Savannah. Thxoaeh : fnt
country, and over good road and for spsef
and comfort ts not surpassed by any STAG
Lias La the wea&egn country.
p. 3. FROST, pgrpraaEm,
Z. L: sEAAs, Agent, Stage 0Aee Coan.
ell Bluffs.
Aug. 9TH 1857. 20
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"a. A. maTEsEI9a

IN Broadway, whsrs he finiahing touch
" ss 10 cleanliness aad genksel appearances
are bestowed without a4iat oF gradging.--
The public are politely layitsd 20 eall at bis
rooms where, should he be 20 lucky as 10
shave them, the keen edge OF chagFtn win
be removed By the consolation Chat it was
done sleek, easy and without hurting the
feeling. ass ~
Room % Upper Broadway. over the
Ocean Wave.
vanfb II
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SELECT sCHglaE-.

SELECT SCHOOL.
! THE subscriber would respectfully In,
| i form the people Of CouRCil Bluffs an
adjoining country, that he will open a Sc,
iect School in dis City, on Wednesday
the 18th inst. Tenn to consist OF Twelve
weeks, at the following rates per scholar
Spelling, Reading, Writing aud
Mental Arithmekie, ...... ....&5.E
English Grammar, Geography
and Written Arithmetic, ,s,.s 90, Ial
Algebra History, Philosophy,
Botany, PLY siolOgy, Greek Of
Latin Grammar .s'.ss ,.,......ST.5 sc
All subscription to be paid by the mid.
die Of the term. Fifty caats win be- charv,
ed each scholar additional for eonsfnwe6.
stss. No deduction made but BY spscial
agrssmsat, or peosracked aishnaas.
The subscriber has devoted several vsars
20 his profession, and iatters himself shas
be can give general satisfaction to his cat.
roass Reon In Old Odd ReIiows Hall o.
Stutxman street.
April Ii, 1889 u. L. 8. AxTRLr.
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Saw Ill, i
AND cslllD's DOUBLE SAW I'LL


THIS admirable SIX horse assM, sap@bls q
IL saving from one 10 two thousand I've
lumber daily, liz said BY those VINO havi
assd the same, ID be the best saw Mill Il
operation. The aimpllcity, durability ane
adaptation Of these mfIia commands iissls
TO ths wants Of eur eoaAsxy.
Also Coz q Rohegtss Pa&sag ThraaAas
and cleaner, as propelled by lever pswaq
and endless chain 81 railroad powsr III EAa
most simple, cheap and anRahaa maahanaa
81 the kind, ever offered Cd the pahala. I'VE
hundred and Gsty bushels az wheat can b
tAreshsd and cleaned la day hy khis IA
Gains, and neatly done.
Orders fer either ct the above mAehinas
viii meet vita prcmpt attenkion By aaAgea.
sing Kingsland . Furguson, phmasx FunA-
dry D. Louis, Mo-, or paTspRs LII tina "
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their ageat.
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. 800
CENTER DRAFT pl0MS.

-. - babbta o Hoes WI
receive per firsssssam boat,
azaR - three Hundred Of Ray'sssI.
shrated Center Draft Piows. They have On
hand at No. 8, Phoenix Block one hundred
Of these pEows, which Ehey viii sell on rea-
sonabis terms, and warrant them to de &xsses
work than any othsrplow now la use. The
purchase money will be refunded In all cases
upon the rsturA ofthe plowif il does NOT give
full satisfaction altar fair ETi&i.
April Is. 1855. n8tf
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Glazing, Gliding, G9siainE, Marbllnx :
ssSnlazg saEraass, wagea !. buggy paist-
= Y gesfl . yaa. EapsF-haAgfng, war.
gaassa nct % peel % A good aEoek 81
= al oaanaa, stes eoMssansly %
aaad. Gsslanga svhitenaa aaa waIia eogsg
I'd ordnss, Ia sown 81 eoanErv. -.
aasI1sa aaa pro aptiy attendsa Is. =
Shnp % Maan~st.s rear es 1aznssS Block
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John 2. BALpwEE. popeE
@ALAs WIN AND DODGE,
BANKERS,
f. f. '-. s.-."t AND

n
DEALERS Inv EXCHANGE.
sousc4E sEuvxs, ...s.. e.. ........
COLLECTIONS made and pronp,Iv rs.
" aa4tesd 8 CErreAt Rates Of Exchange
BAEis ol Exchange, Gold and Silver, Cur
Fsat ana Qneurreat Money bought and sold.
LAID Y arTaAta bought and sold, and en-
lategsat paid On Spesial Deposits.
MansT Loaned 90 real estate and psrBoh.
ut security. -
cofrespozasata mSy rely upon prompt,
Hesss fidelity and p@Fs0aaI attention 10 thsiy
snssF sHEs ~ the transaction df any business
which aay be satEustsd 10 ~.
RRRERENCEas
Anaegieaa Exchange bank. NJ Y Civ
y. p. Thompson, s.
Bank q ulloa, nli0A,
hank Of CoopeFstown, CoupeFsto,n. ny.
Darkas . Bullock, Bankera Al TOMS
y. 6auaty Bank Syracuse, N 7.
EUwa. ~
Henry FTanham, President C. ARR
D., ChIeaEo, III. So.
3 3. asary, sup'e NAN. IA. D,r,
Western Marine q Fire TnsuEauas Co.,
Omaha City, Mt.
T. Boy Iastls, Omaha City.
Ia 2, Mitehall, ESQ.,, FlogRaes, n. T.
D: aadd, ESQ, Chicago.
MaEshahss' Savings, Loan and Trust
Company, Chicago.
VIgeanaa.
J. !. Bennsat, Agent K&na insurance
Co., Csneannaka, OAIo.
Jaa. EaaYlan, u. 9, o., MT. Pleasant, Ia,
nnm. !. B Curtis, IA. C.. Eeokuk, Ia,
CooloaaEA q Brooke, Bazkers, Barring
toEs Aaaa. TiuIy2f-57H
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Sound the Horn

" ~ ~ s4N8 We - MAAxs al n
MUEH 4 xAgskaEnTH
WOULD m0ss respectfully lnforn sha
easaxs@s aR Commeaa NlmGa aaA vicinity sAal
khaE hasn opanad
O9aaFECTE0NARx 4 FRHTx sToRE
Ca 4A@g wAsk ~ laaa Post OGss. whaR,
they yin kssp ssasE anEly o. kaEds AL ktnaal
plata and fansy Candfaa
Rsissas, Fssa, Oraas, xemeaes Raassas
Eaglssa Wsaaass, Asmsaass 8s.-.4aasa.
fss C1sna sad seda Wsaar.
and snaay OkAas articles too nunsaxeas Il
msntion. Cali and Exaaesns ear stoek, 1
pen wish gesA snA fresh Articles
HAY 26 1871
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NOTICE

-. NOTICE. .--
HAVE sold 60 my brother, James Hen
L aA4il, IT,, my entire stock Of goods and
store kxings. Thass ewing me Elm ary
shape or manner, viii make -immadiwss
payment TO him, as my authorised agent
on Be forced to settlement by Law, rs
further time saRaot and will not Be x8ysa
Some valuable land, houses and lots can
De had by applying 10 my hrotAar. r
THOMAS iHENSEALL.
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Weekly Council Bluffs bugle. (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1857-1860, 1858-06-30
BANKING OFFICE
OF
r. GHEDKaEK & co.

q NNHN@ NJ MaA& ~ % W.T.
eMAaA CITY, .s.srvss.ss. srssNEaRAsgA
THE undersigned, having formed co.
partnership for the purpose Of conducting
q general private Banking business, would
respectfully give notice that they are pre-.
parcel to buy and sell Coin and Drafts on
New York, S. Louis, and at ell tbs Eas.
tern and Southern cities.
Collections made and raEaEttsd fpY AZ the
surFent rate Of exchange.
Money loaned for eassarn capitalists on
reasonable tRFms.
Land Warrants bought and sold On gam
mission, OF loaned on time.
ANY business with which they sasy be
entrusted viii be promptly attended 10.
aug 25-1857 div
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GUDDK, CARPENTER = CO.,
Broadway Foundry,
ST. LOUIS MO.
Aaaafastus Steam Eaginss, ali sEzss d
descriptions "
Saw and GYist Mil MACHINERY.
Boilers and sheet Iron work.
Cast Erea W aEer- wheels. difssPens PAT
terms.
Cireaiar 6aw baslia, Portable Cgias Nils
Iron 6 Brass work og every description.
&@ Pattern Lists, or aaY fnEoemasion
win b ehesrfuIly given on application hy
letter 70 the above address.
May 8, 1858 zsn
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R. -. a M N

k&s - q w n, -
UAs on hand 800 Stoves Of all dase4ig-
IL tions, which he is bound 10 sells Eow
Ia the time il yesa want stores at cost.
Wholesale to Cdantry Merchants as cheap
as eau be got in St. Louis, with frsigAt ad~
ded. We are bound to ssll--my creditors
must and shall be paid is my motto.
h d, AA&E. !
aug 2l5T