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round tower some 600 feet in circumfer-
ence, and GO feet high, with three tiers
OF guns; while at the northwest is bat
terry, commanding the entrance to But
termilk Channel, by which the Island is
separated from the city of BROOKLYN.
The defences on the Long Island shore,
at the narrows, are Fort Hamilton and
Internationally Fort Diamond
This neighborhood is popular summer
residence of the people of n. Y. OPP
posite these Notifications, on the Staten
Island Shore, separated here by the
passage ofthe narrows, about two thirds
of mile in width, are Forts Tompkins
and Richmond,
The great attraction in the way of
amusements, just at present, are the con-
certs at the Academy of Music, under
the direction of Musard, the celebrated
Partisan conductor, Napoleon of the
Baton" The principal Solo performers
at these concerts, are Thalberg, (Pian-
.ist,) Nieuxtemps, (Violinist,) Madame
D'An9ri and Carl Formes, (vocalists.)
| heard them on Friday evening, but
will not attempt a description, for one
who has not heard them, can form no
idea of the power acd beauty of music.
The Orchestra consists of SO musicians
and is said To be the best that has ever
played before an American audience.
In closing, allow me to say word or
two IN favor Of the Lafarge House, than
which no better can be found in the
United States. 1t is a splendid white
marble building, on broadway, a short
distance above the st. Nicholas, and
much better house--is nearly new, and
charges reasonable. Iwould recommend
you and all your friends, when you come
to n. Y. to stop at the Lafarge :" w.
W. HILL Esq, the Superintendent, is
true gentleman, and always exerts him
self to make his patrons feel at home.
Try him, and my word for it, you'll not
be sorry.
! am offor Philadelphia this evening,
and thence ION Monday,) to Baltimore,
to attend the meeting Of the american
Association for the advancement of
Science, which is now in session there,
and from whence you viii hear from me
again. Yours truly,
S. X. =.
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''Let the changeless faith of the soul,
and its deep answering trust, the sweet
twining loves of earth, and the gentle
lingering memories Of youth, shed
their peaceful influence around the
heart, quoting its fevered worldly pulse
and sitting the ceasless whisperings of
ambition for the cold shining glitter, the
dazzling hollow splendor of the rolling
world. Nainly we grasp at the shad-
owy illusion Of hope, but to know and
keenly feel its saddening reality. The
marble sepulcher with its silent dust,
the caslet without its gem, and the
heart with no faith, is like world strip
ped Gifts sunshine, and left in darkness,
with no guiding star to steer the bark
ofliie DER earth's wide waters. Clouds
gather in the distance, the visions of
youth fade away and our spectre glory
melts in the air. Night gathers up its
still gliding darkness, folding around
the weary ones its silent dreaming sleep,
weaving some bright golden vision Of
the future, painting such scenss Of Joy
and gladness, building up air-castles, on
clouds Of siiyery whiteness, where ever
shines the sun Of prosperity, braiding
laurel wreaths Of fame, and twining the
sollest ray Of beauty and peace, and
the siverest diamond sparkle Of mirth
and JOY around the heart as mortals
never know and day comes back lad
with its cares and tolls, awakening MS
but to find it all dream. There is a
weary luster in the eye as though the
fountain waters Of the soul had laved in
It's dreamy surface, and left a rippled
shade Of disappointment there.
NELLIE NETTLEwooD.
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S0UlerS WIS.
Sorghum Planting Things to be Re-
memberel

Emerys Joi0nal Of agriculture has
the following hints to farmers on the
subject Of Sorghum Cane, which every
body who has a bit Of ground to spare
may well read attentively. We trust
that after this season, Sugar Cane plan
ting will cease to be an experiment
but that it will prove a mine of wealth,
and an unfailing source Of indepen-
dence.
LIST. Good corn soils are bese adapt
ed to its growth--warm, deep dry, cal
careous soils.
I'd. Like corn, it is an advantage to
soak the seed in water and roll in plas-
ter before planting--keeps away worms,
is unpalatable to birds, and insures
quicker termination.
3D. rs in planting corn, it pays to
do the work well. BE careful not to
plant too deep; you must remember
this.
4th. Plant as you do your corn, viz /:
when your ground is well prepared and
warm.
9Th. You must not plant near broom
corn, chocolate corn, durra, or any of
this species, as it viii hybridize with
any ofthese plants, and thus affect its
sugar producing quality.
9Th. Plant two rows two and half
feet apart, then leave a space of FIVE
and a half feet, and again, plant two
rows two and a half feet apart. This
facilitates cutting and drawing, as the
wider space allows room for team to
pass, and four rows can be put on the
wagon as it is cut up, saving labor and
dirt, when the juice is to be expressed.
II this is no object plant in drills three
and a half or four feet apart each way,
according to your notions of cultivation.
eth. 1t is valuable for fodder Sow
any extra seed you may have in drills
two and two and half feet apart, thick
in the drill. 1t viii produce two crops
of forage ifcut the first time when grow
ing vigorously, and sometimes, in some
climates, two crops of seed.
The foregoing require your attention
now, to which we wish to add one more.
Remember, that whether for syrup, "
gar or forage, it viii pay you to cuti-
vate limited quantity Of the sorghum
this year.
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NEW YORK. Nav |. 1876
"
DEAR TRIB. 81 TIL

DEAR TR1B. 81 TIL
You will get the Daily papers, CON
tanning the netcS SO much sooner than
this can reach you, and be printed, that
I shall not say much about the news,
but give you description Of some OF
the principal places Of interest which ]
have visited here.
And first, the g Dusseldorf Gallery,
which, though it may not represent the
highest school of G erman Art, is as com
plete a collection as could be desired, il
the object We're an exposition OF the
German character. We can distinguish
through all, the intense feeling which is
the marked popularity OF that nation OF
musicians, and which underlies and forms
the substratmn Of their grotesque fancy
and humor. They have not the emotion
of the Italians: whena German sings he
does not throw himself out with oper
gesticulation-he looks upward and il
lost in rapture. See the fair haired gir
in the Harvest Festival, for example
had she been Italian, she would have
danced as well as sung; as it is, she
might serve, almost, for type Of Ger
man peasant maidenheod. So might
the little girl in the Fairy scene, stand
for an embodimentofG German childhood
In a word, in the whole collection, VIZ
have only true German hunor, based OF
German susceptibility of feeling.
The first picture to be noticed IN TIM
collection, is Lessing's " Martyrdom 0
Huss > dare net take. for | fear vol
would not allow me, space to poin
out the many beauties Of this grca
i painting, which appears to me to be tn
/ greatest work of art | have ever seen
i The Old Masters of the Italian sehoo
especially-in their masterpieces, ru
i fairly away from the moderns, in sub
limity, ideality, and imagination. The
painted for the few congenial spirit
who had access to their works, or VIII
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From the Atlantic Monthly.
sANnAI.pH0N GAkt A&i i


Have you read in the Talmud Of old
In the legends the Rabins have told ~
OF the limitless realms Of air,
Have you read ct, the marvellous story
or sandalphon, the Angel Of Glory,
sandaiphon tire Angel Of Prayert
How erect, st the outermost gates af
or the City Celestial he waits,
With his feet on the ladder Of light, a
That crowded with angels unnumbered,
As Jacob was seen as he slumbsred, sy
Alone in the desert at night
The angels OF wind and Of fire
Chant only one hymn. and expire
With the songs irresistable stress
Empire in their rapture and wonder,
As harp-strings are broken asunder
By the music they throb to express.
But ssrene in the rapturous throng,s Az
Unmoyed by the rush Of the song,
With eyes unimpassioned and slew,
Among the dead angels, the deathless
Sandalphon stands hstening breathlsss,
To sounds that ascend from below
From the spirits on earth that adore
From the souls that entreat and implore
In the frenzy and passion of prayer
From the hearts that are broken with losses,
And weary with dragging the crosses
Too heavy for mortals TO bear.
And be gathers the prayers as he stands,
And they change into flowers In his hands,
Into garlands Of purple and red;
And beneath the great arch Of the portal,
Through the streets of the City Immortal, 81
Is waited the fragrance they shed.
II is but legend know
A fable, phantom, a show
OF the ancient Rabincal lore;
Yet the old medieval tradition, tss ASA
The beautiful, strange superstition,
But haunts me and holds me the more.
When look from mT window at night, ~
And the welkin above is all white,
All throbbing and painting with stars,
Among them majestic is standing
Sandolphon, the angel expanding L
His pinions in nebulous bars
And the legend, I feel Is part
or the hunger and thirst OF the heart
The frenzy and fire Of the brain,
That grasps at the fruitage forbidden,
The golden pemegranates of Eden,
To quiet its fever and pain.
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For the Tribune and Telegraph.
Communication,

"a cloud o'ershades each mortals lot"
A mist enshrines each path of fame
To solve the mystery Of hfe,
Let each wild dreamer seek in vain.
A litlul fleeting Joy we grasp,
A lightning glance, meteor flame,
We toll for gold, we strive for power,
We sign for love, we reverence fame.
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s The prospect for a large aoheat
crop, says the Beloit Herald, was. new
er more promising at this stage Of the
season than at present.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-13

~r The price of eggs is quoted il
the Mount Carroll Republican, Carol
Co., ILL.,, at cents dozen.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-13

~ Upwards ofthree hundred thou
sand names, attached to petitions, have
been received by Congress, asking fol
a general Bankrupt law.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-13

The number of real estate holders in
the United States is set down at 1900,
coo.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-13

TIE first newspaper printed in the
New World was. published in Boston
under date of September %, 1880.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-13

A horrible case of spontaneous com
bustioHras reported as having recently
occurredin Cairo, Ill. A man named
Faxon, suffering under delirium tremens
entered saloon and called for glass
of brandy. Immediately after drink
ling, his breath came in contact with a
| lighted match in the hands OF bystand-
| er, and instantly took fire, and burned
for nearly two minutes, when death en-
ded his torture. The agonizing screams
of the wretched man are described as
having been horrible in the extreme
Louisville Democrat.
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The Legislature of Louisiana has
passed law abolishing capital punish
.lnent.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-13

THE Canal debt of the State of New
\ ork is now $35, $4,000
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-13

DETROIT has population of 20, 900.
lin 1850 it bad only p, 900.
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RE A Missouri paper thinks if the
people of Missouri ever get chance
to pass upon the conduct of Senator
Green, he viii thereafter be invisible
Green"
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ROOK-RlNDRIG!

. z the sign ofthe Books near y Ward School
~ &c.. hv Jason LOTHROP.
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CARPET WEAYER.-ALL KINDS OFCARPET WEAVING
dome ia the best style, short notice, and lowest
PfceOue mile south OF keuosha city on the Lake shore
Road, first house this side Of the school House
k.Hosha, sept. 10, lsbT- 1y13.
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VIVIAN q ZONE.

RQOTS slta,=. Leather. Findings, &c. Every va
yfg,y Of every rrtfcle pertaining to their business
may he has ~ ;bem a; the lowest prices. custom
work TO order. L-a.her for sale Hides bought
&c SC. See ads s-l,ements.
NYNrsHA. WIS. As:a street.
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LAWYER-rE57 Office, KENosHA CITY, Wis Re
sideuce, WILLOW BRooK FARM, S0mers ~ Sc
rerai Tmprorcd amt URimpr0red Farms for sale.
uIVIC
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JOSIAH BOND,
Jon Is. JIISUN.

TToNEY AHD COUNsELLoR AT LAW, Solicitor ii
Chanccry, and County Judge. viii attend all lega
business agencies entrusted 10 hs care.
lFFCE-DU RKEE BLOCK, MAIN STREET
kenosha, Wis, 1886. S6-F
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l.. &. MERRILL

N>URANCE-He . agent for various companies
uuGoal ted credit, aud is prepared TO issue
cies on Life sud Property, on favorable ter va
See advertisements rs
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SAMUEL VALE.

BAKER e CONFECTIONERY.
Nearly opposite the Harding House,
- tsspNaatas w EsC 0nsI
Bread Crackers, Biscuit RHsk, Cakes Pies &C. always
on hand aud Tor safe at the lowest rates. 1y23
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I p @@C1N%&A% 5SaI&&a1S
Offers for sale, the III ssc a5, 81, H.
LOO acres. Ia Monoaa coaafys % ths Latte
Sioux River, I-2 miles east al Aahsaa---
price, 3d. per acre.
NW 10, s., 4s~Moaana CO., / mile
east Of Soldier RisEr-hne rsiIiRg pgaEis%-
rice, S. 30 per acre,
| The Ogden Lot containing 1 acre, al
jothiRg Mr. Turner'S Residence. 8 E.Ma
|e Id, :, -. $40 acFea ambsx. & mkIsa
q E a3 town, and On the prepassd aayx raaa.
NV Ia, ~, W Ia and 9 Ia nw IL
IL, T7s 500 acres. Roliiag pralkia AaG
bottom land Ia nile sama III tEas Nsehsaha-
bona River and Cussingersa hgill, asas Ia
mile from hewt0n T. Lswia, Grove IS tia
new State Road. Price, &, per aafa.
. f-2 W la ~ il Bw I-A and d / q
a v La p TO- 4Q, 300 Rerss, lad haneh bet
ton On tbs Nschsaahotna. Ia milss mass
at LEILA, aamediatanes Fran Big Grove azasl
II mile nokth Of w LymaA's Farm and TIA
Rsw Stage road.
I'D scres og land 4diaining FrankfoFs.
the ceuaty Seat d Montgomsry easa-pxses
IL ID per acre.
STA, n, and La aa-A. N 81.
Ao--20 acres, adjoining SaaIbyyilla, 80.
Seat q 8alslby Co.--pries SD, Der aeYs
AIao aoans excsllsBt slmhsg lanas III Gal.
aAds EFsYe, 2 miies noFth,
share Ia Decatur.
I also have FOR sale large .numbag al
tracts u land, prairie and timber, suitable
Sus settlement watch can be purchased al
reasonable rates. Some good iahds hARa
been let with Tor sale ak the low psies
1t o. 20 per acre.
comneil Blaafa, Sept 1, 1857 aly
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1855. 1895.
SEA RAgKEF H. IA AS0N
wholesale and Retail Dealers in and MAJ.
nfaetmregE Of
FURNITURE L UPHOLSTERY

w Arlington Avenue, bet. ID s Sd SlTesu
/ SAINT LOUIS. NO.
in our ware FeoR. q. win be found the q.
test and beat sky les made by the best wo5A.
men, and of superior material and klISa
HEnSTEAnS, hne Rosewood ahd Ma
hcgAay, w alHnt, Oak and Cherry, u
high post and Canopy.
HIDEBOARDS, Rosewood, Azhog5sT
Oak and Walnut with ShelYes and Ma.
bic Tops,
WAkDR0BEs, aud SECRETARIES
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak aud WaIasl
SOFAS, Mahogany md Walnut cove
ed In Mair, Cloth, Lasting, and BEoc ate.
BUREAUS, hna Rosewood, AEahoeasT
Oak ard Walnut, with Side Casess Ma.
Top and Oval Glasses.
Rosewood, Mahogany, Oak and Was
w aahssaBdme gz5
CENTRE AND SIDE TABLES, viii
Marble Ieps,
HAT RAcKs, Reserved, MAHOGANY
Oak aad Walnats &C maay styIes
Also hne Rosewood. Mahogany, OAK
WalaREy PaElar, Easy and Rocking Char
every FaristT as Cushion, Rush aRd Can
Scat Reception and Cottage Chalrs: b
eumbens Chairs, Piano Stools, Ottoman
Food atoois, Lounges, Corner and 81
Whaknosas Extenaion Tables show.
Baths Iea Roxes, Wire and Tin Salet
seARRtFwag RArxsx LOUNGE BEpsTDADi
GILT LOOKING GLASSES, SPisptl
Pier Glasses 0vals, Mantle and sqgaTf
Wood FEamaa la large assortment
BEDDING. Spring, Hair, Moss, Exec
sfgr and Hask Mattresses; Feather beai
Plllowss Bolstszs, Comforts, Sheets, g..
hi og the best material, and warEantel I,
be aFeahy sweet and new
Eyexy article warranted "a represen;s,
and at pgIees rs law rs any other hoasr
tie city for corresponding quality.
ORDERS Solicited ard faithfully 6lle-
We cordially invtte afeEy one who wisas
10 call and sgamins aud price our goods
rs we are pleased TO show our goods IL
give ySa ali the information in our PowF'
All articles sold by Us carefully packst
and delivered an Boat or 1t house.
FsTy Respectfully,
/. 49, sc ARRITT & MASON.
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-. q
NV AND CHEAP l,feI,s !,
MUCK Oils q IA
sslamwoeA, Esw~ w.

usua,sa @DalA cali az sifs'sss
ne people D ( Mia set
toinang c0aa les ka 80 &ss
Ehas they have eoms Ieasd ga
hSsass aud have Just feesiysS - asw 80.
of fhe aEgsss and aaost sariss sseasa sas
Of new gooass ever bEo't 10 60. ..sesSssssasat
Our assortment OF Dry Geo. .a iowa
AMER lean and foreign msnugs~s1. SsSa Il
complete - will Be Round In tSs . A'aH
country. ~Sa&sn
Anong OUT y fgseries may bsfouaa
&9 hdd. NO, sugar, a''''---
sGlara6ad, Ia
ae saek Rio CoHse.
Do chests Tea, asserts
zoo Q, 4 o. 6Ib boxed r.
GO sacks g. A. Salt,
leo barrels ka. do
700 sacks Dairy do
90 barrels MolaSaes,
10 hE do SYrup.
100 Bed=stsaas, all pattern,
| BaEsas, eahhcaFds, tin sales chat,
ges, matFassea, stands, &c, &c. ''''a
| lO0eook and heattng stoves ALI n..,
and aixes, F~''siai
/ s&bG&%&h ~ &&&@s A&SQE ted
| DSarsy window-saah, bliads, pain, -,
&c. W.
1 j o @ rs AND gH0Rs
| We have sixty cases, all sorts a.
tarna, And every thing else thai r.l s% .
fonna In storeHthis side Of 81 Loci, y
haayY loss By Gre and the faiIgr, = u
snany basiEsss houses throughout tks ~ rs
hare shown to as the necessity AZ S -
1 pay Down business. Therefore, ws Y
adopted the pay down business, and b, =.
! meas we hope to offer such lnduesrn....-'
those thaswfsh to pay down for goo5, =.
they win surety purchase. -
BY doing this Kind Of business. p, i.
nsst aabjest to loss, by bad debts and a,t
l0ssass which surely follows altar ers5iti,
We do not pretend to say Is Nebraaka r.
and Omaha City dosA, that ours Is rRE = !.
70 tRssst gswT mseBey, but we do say wsr
= give you more goods for ysur mofsy, n
any ether house west Of 81. Louis. ~
II Cab and eKamine--ae trouble to Il.
goods. Remember the sign Of the o.
! Cash Stare, Glanwood, Iowa.
j - We buy dry hides, furs, ps)t,;
: nora, wslaag, esfa, bacon, pork, va, tsII.
lie, ke-, ~ highest prices.
= iuIy 81. 1855 vS,9ts
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L.. NUgAOMz.s g. CO.,
b A N K E E .
AID
REAa ESTATE AgsEAFYA

8@@@NNaaF - 8 = ss 1919 Y
aLENweon, .ss"'.+.'s' ....ss .s'ss* IOWA
pILLS Of Exchange On all the prtnsipai
I'D cities bought and aold.
Gsllse3oas Eaaae, lands entered and war
rants located In Western ECwg. Nebraska
and Kansas. .s ...,
Leans ehectsd for fogeign capitalists on
good security. 50
Farms, Town Lots aad unimpToFsd laa Dis
bought and sold.
Deposits received and fntareg allowed
Land Warrants bought and sold
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81. y NOOK, GAP
MOORE & Oh APP,
b a N K Z r .
AND
10 EsTATE REte1kEns

SIOUX CITY,. ..,-s. ,pss sss.ss svss4n@A.
ID ILLS Of Exchange on all sur Eastern
ID and Southern cities bought and sold.
Money loaned ca real and personal sssn~
riky.
Collections made La Western Iowa an4i
eastern Nebraska, and Psomp tiy RENTED
10 any part III tbs Uaited states at shA cs1a-
rent FNtes oF exchange.
Land Warrants bought and sold. and To-
Gated en- time alao sold aud located an
time for distant dealers.
Farming lands and Tuwu prop serty boagaaE
aad cold On commission.
Taxes paid for non-resiaenta.
Interest paid o. all d@poalas made far
three moakhs or over, III khe ate IL - 49,
esat. per annam
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NEW LUMBER KARm.
On Brasarag. bssess Ia pasaae Hma,se

GEORGE PARKS, PaorasKwoA.
IL 3D IL happy To annoan4a te the gisa.
wv Gems Of Council Bluffs. And ths aajoln.
ia& eonatry, shak they ean Al an Eiames 6tsa
81 hGs yard, full aas0rEnaena 1T mH 81 u
IT Pine LamhsE of superior uaKsltvs u H.
Beers, sash, Blinds, saingsa, asagfss =
sypEy thing psrtainlng 81 lie Imsmhax
T7Aase wishing 10 build, wsll paaAss j u ~
sxafains bis stock ard price, ansl Dhsa
&C. IA -
Council BauiEs ma6asA. sassss
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IT, a. D
0K ENE, WEARE Is Benton
mAMMEms.

- DENTS,
ssBaGM ~. ... - =, -. EoWA'
kaAAa u Aaga Gedax Rapids, Iowa
ss care i Riees Nags DesIsls$
k@w@.
q u &saaaheSENMA ma&a. saxas paia as
xsasS hmrelsassd axss sod III anY part q
$500 a. |, 8sa
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Foreign 4 Domestic Hardware. 4 Me-
chanics' Tools, Iron, Steel, Nails,
and Agricultural Implements.

hguagneuE Me
geasoaahle terms fsr CAsh
hsnsn
Broad
Angsr Bits eh I'D Weed RsnA Saw
Bwa sedgss ateeka Dasa sera WEsneh
sedgss and saFy = either
BUTHDEm8 aastng n Moies Locks Latch
Of all
Rollers ksa large aaOasntof ether articles Used
by builders. . Ia q 49,
AGRICULTURAL EMRKEakMMIay great variety soang 81 ne
AoHe
nhand,an GIANT Cobb
ut all above
Cork ssss Also Forged ass shoss ~ Bod Ga
can Nails & @
FILES psRPs-A aek u all kinds md aas
and makes, q.
aEETTNG a PACKING Betting from to 12 inca 81
hand Aaos
EandEo hand
Well casern and Chain Pumps #t Wood ga
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