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Charles Lamb once, while riding 10 con

Charles Lamb once, while riding 10 com.
pany with lady, deserted party denuded
for swimming. a little way of. He remark
ed, "Those girzs ought to 60 to . more re.
tired place" "They are boys" replied the
lady. "You may he right" rejoinsd Char
lie; al can't distinguish SO accurately a.
YOU at such a distance" 1t il suggested
that even Charles Lamb might no. find it
difficult to distinguish the difference, if he
were to 80 along the streets near tho river,
creek, or canal-Ec.
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The Chinese have q sure preventive Of
financial panics. They have sort Of crisis
twice year which always irtsrposes safe
obstacle to money revulsion. Every man in
China must pay up sll his eebts at the be-
ginning Of the year, and also at the time of
. religious festival about the middle of the
year. If unable to settle At these times, his
business stops until his debts are paid.
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The London commercial correspondent OF
the Liverpool, Mercury, writing on the 29d
ult., says "the scheme for raising tho add.
the Lsviathan, ID said to have failed, and it
IS supposed that some other plan will have
70 be tried.
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WAGON ManufactorV,

FINHE subscriber respectfully his thanks to the
Il public for their past very liberal patronage and
takes occasion that he has enlarged and newly
fitted ur his Wagon Shop, at his old stand Columbus
ST.. and il prepared to make and finish the COM
pete and durable Farm Wagon offered in this market.
He guarantees that sensible person shall he troubled
with any embarrassment" in deciding upon the supe
rioriiy of lis Wagons. He imports material from
New Jersey Missouri with which misead the pub
lie but relies upon the native timber OF the
west. Having taken the Diploma at the County Fair
for the best Farm Wagon in every respect, he i. pre-
pared TO make OF the quality if desired
WM. PALMER
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BUSINESS CARDS.
~~>>~~~~~~~~~~->--~~>>~
PLEASE LOOK AT THIS!
Carriage Repository.
OTTa W. HIyNOI

U
The Alvord Carriage Manufacturing Company have
Just repenished their stock of Carriages and Buggies
from their Ndnufdctory in Connecticut, which makes
us large and fine assortment of Barouches
Livery and Business Buggies, with Elliptic Spring and
concord style also, Sliding Seat Bugges Light Spring
wagons with two seats, &C. all made of Connecticut
timber, by the best mechanics and in the mos; durable
manner-all warranted which selling at very
low prices, To our Old customers wish TO express
our thanks for their liberal patronage and assure all
that iHend to merit the nfdence of the Public
We have shop attached to Repository for doing
all kinds of Carriage .epairr short notice and in
the best manner. Store on Main Street.
Ottawa July 3, ISIS. H. W. JONES, Agent
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last week on the farm of Hon. John G. Da-
Wis, near Montezuma, lnd. Two large
springs have burst forth from the earth
where there was no appearance of anything
of the kind before, and they continue to
throw off such volumes of water. that tho
large fields in the neighborhood have been
covered with standing pools and ponds.
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German naturalist describes six han-
dred species of flies, which he has collected
within district OF ten miles. Thirty thou
sand different kinds of insects which prey
upon wheat have been collected.
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The Egyui;an ESress.

On page 3S7, of vol. ], of the youI nal, our
Egyptian correspondent has taken notice of
new printing press invented by j. McCord,
publisher Of the Centralia Press Sometime
since we received letter from the inventor,
requesting us TO make some corrections
relative to his press, Stating, that as cur
correspondent, :" did not have the opportu.
nl'y to investigate the matter properly, he
iabored under great mistak es in describing
It" With good deal other matter, it has
been deferred, bu. we hasten to do justice
to the inventive genius Of brother editor
We quote from his letter:
The press upon which my parcr u
printed is, as your correspondent. says,
made partly Of wood. and it is in conss.
quence, rery rude specimen; but with II,
Just as it Is, | have succeeded in throwing
off impressions at the rate Of sir hundred per
hour. The samples Of printing inclosed were
worked off by clock time at that rate
lGood work-EDs.l But as have had tho
rough experience in using the prees for tho
last t"o years, and have had one nearly
completed OF iron during that time, can
state with certainty just what it Is capable
of doing, what it will cost, its power, &c
One of my presses, (single cylinder inps.
rial size, could be sold at about $500. IL
would print with the same speed as Hoes
or Tayior's single cylinder presses, and
would require about power of twenty-five
pounds cons an,ly exerted TO operate IT,
For instance, the rudo implement that am
using to do my printing, except cards, cost
me-counting my own labor in the manu-
tacture at more than it was worthless than
Ttty dotilrs It's working parts are nooden
pms turning in augerholes, vet the force re-
quired TO operate it is far less than is re-
quired for Washington press of the same
sized bed. ."-Emery's J yn,nai,
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catfish, weighing 124 pounds, was
caught recently in Kansas river, Kansas.-
It's length was FIVE feet two inches, and cir.
curnference forty inches.
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THE NEW YORK BAK cry
lsH WHEEI.EGs & SIMPSON

rs1IIF undersigned would pectfuiy inna-
= hitant. Of Ottawa and vicinity that they nov
prepared furnish the choicest variety Of Crackers
such Butter, Soda Lemon, Boston Oyster, Ab-rneths
Water Biscuit. Also, Bread Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pies, &c. &c in good variety Confectionery, o. the
choicest selection, constantly hand. All kids Of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made 20 order
The subs scrihers having spared pains erperse In
fitting up a wagon for the convenience and arConugIl-
tioz OF their customers ard the public generally
able furnish anything their line those whp d.
sire. Thos- wishing the New York Wagon to call iay
viii please send their orders the y y. Bakery
the Post Ofice.
sg- Remember the place. in Hossack's Bloc, next
door OF the Meat Market. Main street send in
your orders. and they will receive prompt attention
J. b. I-ep5I sINP>os.
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EARLY AMEmcA.-The following is going

EARLY AMEmCA.-The following is going
the rounds
a Chinese interpreter in California SAYS
that Chinese history sgows that the conti-
nent OF America was discovered by Buddhist
fourteen hundred years ago, or in tie year
400. They called the country FuSang, from
tree which is ysrs prolific in Mexico, SER
wing the inhabitants with food and raiment.
1t is really remarkable, that with So per-
feet established fact on record, as the carly
discovery of America by the Chinese that
our historians say nothing about it, Many
years ago, our old teacher, Prof Carl Nsu-
man, the distinguished Orientaiist, ascer-
tanned, while residing in China. from the
early records of the empire. that in the fifth
century, Buddhist missionaries were in the
habit OF continually travelling from Pekin
to Mexico.
Their description Of the country and its
products are remarkably accurate. There
is no doubt and no obscurity whatever on
The subject. Prof. Neuman publishes the
results OF the Chinese researches in a small
book, which We translated and annotated
under his supervision. This work was
subsequently, published in 1865, in the New
York Knickerbocker. Its statements agree
exactly with those Of the Chinansn in Cal.
ifornia. Graham's Negazine.
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why is drunk.rd hesitating to sign the
n,.de: like a skeptical Hindoo! Because he
I, In doubt whether to give up the Jug-or-
not
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NJ MIILlN l. Il Y.
Mss WIN FIR

VITOCLD inform the ladies of Ottawa and vicinity,
w that she has received her stock OF SPRING
MILLINERY GOODS, all Of which have been selected
with great care and she will be happy have lies call
and examine them, whether they wish purchase or
She hopes, by stric. attention business, and loss
prices, merit liberal share of Patronage. apli
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Millinery ;sslGl Dress Mah i
EN

DESPECTFULLY informs the ladies OF Ottawa and vi
III cnity that she has taken the rooms over Daniel
Leahy's Boot Store. Madison St, few doors o!
Columbus Ottawa, where she sOcits orders in all that
pertains the Millinery Trade in the lin. Of Dress
Making, Cutting, Fitting, &c. Her stock OF Millinery
Goods has been selected with much care. anS will be
found superior. Having had thorough instruction and
experience the business is confident OF being able
o give perfect satisfaction. jun21-tf
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NJ l. l. \ l. Il y.
MISSES KRISIE s& PATTERSON

II AVE openned Millinery and Dress Making
Rooms La Sale St, first door south OF Russes
Furniture Depot, upstairs and will keep good
hand, prices suit the times Ladies please
call.
Bleaching and pressing attended to- ar3
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Hutchinson, an African traveller, says that
no sight ever seen-not even the room Of
horrors in Madame TaSsaud's-shocks one
so much as the first view Of the Bonny-iu-
iu-house. The pillars Of the two doors are
formed of human skulls-inside, the ground
is paved with tAern--an altar is erected on
which is a dead iguna, and the whole of
this is fabricated of the same materials that
are used in the pillars OF the door. Two
high columns Of them are beside the altar,
a string of jaw bones is hanging by the
wal, and these, you are Informed, are the
bones OF their esemies of the Andony coun-
try, which adjoins the Bonny territory, and
with whom, few years ago, they wagcd q
furious war.
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WATER AND CoMFoRr.-Be careful how
you use it as drink. Be careful and use it
on your body. Few farmers-we speak from
observation-seem to know how much it
may add to both comfort and health. Do
not sleep in the garment you have worn
through the day, but wash yourself all over
and put on clean one. Do not SIT down to
spend the evening with the accumulated
perspired matter producing a stencil that is
e1csed,ngy d. asagrsea9n1s I re to your family. and
much trouble. The added comfort, to say
nothing of your own feeling of respectable
ty, will soon cause you to anticipate the
clean shirt and quiet tappy evening hour
Emery's journal.
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NJ I l. l. / y i II y .
Mrs EALh

ESPECTFCLLY informs the Ladies of Ottawa and
vicinity that she has received her stock OF Goods
for Spring and Summer trade, and j. ready furnish
great variety of Bonnes, Caps, Head Dresses, &c,
prices the times.
Bassnett's building opposite the Mansion House spI0
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OTTAWA STONE YARD

OTTAWA STONE YARD
JOEs% Ef.iS.
Superior Trset mar BfrRdrd's Hdg1u EtGI'isfsent.
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens and Joliet stone for sale, all delivered order
Cheap EsTcati.
TIE subscriber will from this day forth sell bread
three cents for the pound Loaf. 81 IoANES FOR
81. Persons hy paying 81 tickets for which they
get bread fresh every morning until the tickets
all returned.
Also, Sugar Cakes Ginger Cakes, &C. a: per do
zeuI
Tos2I-1vsl l. pIFEGVF
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.

fsTTAWA A M a e ssLE YARD.
THE undersigned having purchased the shop ana stock
of (Iegeli Finley where he intends TO carry on the
business extensive scale ehas on hand and
l. always in receipt the best quality of Amercan la
liam and Eyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments Nantes. Furniture &c. As he has some OF
the best workmen in the western country ne lesls
sured tba, he can get up anything in his line in superb
or style together with low prices he feels assured that
he will give ell those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction ,.;.., 49,,
n r. Orders from distance earnestly solicited, and
prom, .iy attended to- 'A'iLS "A1-i-o'
Ottawa, March 5, 1906
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PLAYING ~ THE PUDDLES.-On the birth
day of Napoleon Charles, son Of Louis Ma
pO.eou and Hortense, and child whom the
Emperor Napoleon meant 20 make his heir,
he and his mother We're seated at a window
in the palace which opened upon the grand
avenue. \ heavy shower had fallen, and
the avenue was full of pools Of water. y
group Of barefooted children were out there
wadng in the water, and playing with little
chip boats. The young prince, richly dress
ed, in a splendid hall, and surrounded by
his elegant and costly birth day presents,
turned careessly away from his toys and
watched the children with eager interest.
so then, my son." said his mother, 'you
arc not grateful for your presents"
80, yes" replied the young prince, "but
am so used 10 toys. Look at those little
boys, mamma
"Do you wish for money to give them ,"
"Papa gave me enough this morning."
"We.l, what als you my child? What
DO you want?''
40" said the young prince, hesitatingly,
81 know you won't let me, but if | could 20
out and play in those beautiful puddles, it
would amuse me hundred times more than
all my elegant presents.
So you see real enjoymentS are not always
tHc Wost CoS'ly anu tue CHiiuicti Vi the pour
may have pleasures which the children Of
the rich are debarred from.
The CnIMNEY.-This conduit for smoke
and foul gases, so necessary in these days
of refinement, was generally unknown in
England. and in many parts Of the conti-
ncnt of Europe, till the fifteenth century,
though rare examples are found of it in the
twelfth century. The FIRE was built in the
middle of the hall. and the smoke escaped
through an opening in the roof Immediately
above the hearth, or by the door, windows.
and caves of he thetch. The master and
his familiar retainers called, significantly,
hearthmen,' sat by the same fire by which
their food was cooked. At night, they
shared the ssme dormtory. This dormito-
~ was also the council chamber.-Field's
Rural Aoriculturs.
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CHAS. T.. BATES. II. d.. .

Hon,roDdtfic Physicidn and Surgeon.
Once with Or. William smith, Surgeon Dentist, in
Walker Hicklng's Block, south Of the Court House,
Would respectfully inform the public that he is perDd
4.enfIy located Ottawa and would tender his profess
.iona service. all those who may be inclined to favor
Homeopathy.
He would also state for tn. benefit Of country pract
tioners that he hand good and reliable stock
of Medicines, and would be happy to furnish them az
prices lower than be obtained anywhere West OF
Chicago.
Pocket Cases for Families and Travellers with full di
rections for use. continually naud.
Residence Of FcX River, next house beyond r.
Thorns..
P s. DR.. Bates has both Allopathc and Hom9opa-
thic Diploma jan30
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Doctor HARRIS.


Particular attention given to Surgery.
Once Gibson & Brothers new block La Sale
Street one door south OF Black Coles Furniture Store
sep26
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DT. A. ASICANA AZH, HHn.aTihH,
ITAyING just returned to this Oity from Europe,
where he has visited the most important institutions
medical learning. offers his services the public.
Particular attention paid to Chronic diseases.
Ofnce-frs, floor D. Walkers Drug Store, in Me-
rspolitan Hall Building. MARI
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DOCTOR McNA-JARA,

DOCVOT II 4 It1(IN.
nFFICE in the second story Of Shuler's building, ne
~ The Bank of Ottawa. Residence, East Main sire
east Of Pox River aug3:
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Ctce tii'd door of Ottd,rd BdnS, Main Street
OTTAWA, ILLS.
nR C.. would respectfully call tie attention OF those
- suffering from Chronic Diseases, particularly Sci o.
fuIa White Swelling. Salt Rheum- Eruptions Of the face
Scald Head Old Sore and all diseases arising
f ON impurities of the blood
Also peformities, Curvatures, and Diseases OF the
spne Distortions Of the Feet Contracted Limbs, Stiff
Joints, &c.
Cancer treated upon an entirely new principle, and
with a snccess heretofore unequaed. api
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G. HAIR ID. VI.

Physician and .SErOSOn-Ottd,rd, Nlinois.
Once in Glover & Cooks Brick block.
Residence corner of Madison and Clinton streets.
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NUMBER i46

atei like M, firi,i. Fd raise tire WIsd
or blow mp tie magazine.
But it strikes me that our Reprcseataiiye j.
doin up things IA very pvcpo!iar way; or = Y
ther he aiUt 'oin 'ein up at 1li ia any sort f u
way. We've waited for his speech. bat 1t lI.yut
cHm; we've lOokt oger the votes down, Lar hen
they ali voted bat We don't >cc no >ica a by
votin as \. e. ,icrkin>. IL las occurred t. me-
that he's bea groted, or mebbe swanPe,i il ii.t
drediil rumpu> between that Crow-tbv prun>ii-
vanyan and Bully Kvi;- The pecpel iS gyttin
very Onea>y; aud JlIuy kn,,v> e,., tain
whether AF Jenkins i diwn thar or Lot. 50
that If he amt they can ciert son,eLody e>t.
In that event ist betweeli yo;i and me- III stai.i
purity fair chance foT 4 sea, thar myself
Now, l spnSe the Iateidgescsr circ,.la,,.S !
good deal about WaSlinton; an jiSt Ihnrt
mchby this inquiry might reach our ReprcSen-
taiive, il ne vet survives; or if he Is defmct,
P,aps Mr. Barney O'TnoIe, who seems purity
well acquainted down thar, might tell as sum
thin aboul his last moments. BccaSo yer see,
Mr.. Editor, cf we cant hear nnihin no wav the
people Of Snackertown hev about concluded to
hold n corcnS and appint man to 20 down thar
and try and discover what's crcSSWavS
Iourn ankshusly, TINoruY LAYroLE Esq.
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FOUNDRY PROPERTY

7 y O4N LLl ILOEHIt -
FoT safe or s.ense. Ia West COIusbIR, Va.
VIII property - IN good working order having H7,E
sIirt shop ~ tSS freE, Patterns and tooi- toy,tLT
With stock o. rcks- TIE buildings Irnri
81 feetin widt. .=IthcarI sLob m
sdtle. Hrs
The property l. inte eentTeof ne ro-!r
and uianafnetarTE county With large q sde in
active oprTaticG.-
te q ady habits and good ea=aeter, and hut
aPf.y- " should desire purchase tlt ma,
ueuts E ne made easy Either with without
Tls property hasa chartered privilege maT,fae:rr
% s1's. st"ud cntnTany TlreiasiEF, iesirr
chartered privileges 81 bealesed win the nfof.ry
api - Sfd tfv 7 4 Rgnirtftt -
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IL CORRESPONDENTS

LETTERS concerune: subscription, advertising other f.
ntaa InteIisencer should be addressed
::t:!s concerning department of the papel
addressed the Editors, jointly, to either one
( tlien.
Correspondents writing for publication, viii please write
OILY On one Of the paper,
an yist rvance the above rules will greatly obSe US
prompt attention to correspondents thar
..y !isl.t otherwise receive.
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CHUhC HES OF wHEEL1NG.


For M information Of strangers visiting the city, We pub
h tie oIo"ihs iiS' oi 'he
'I'' 49, - y, i,t an I,r,r.
'nIMsA' 'e necessary N.'t'
" 1u''"'', :, ,,,,
''ss's' '.,h i's' r. L ANA'NS' '''''''
'A' h.,,r.., First and
D. ,".'' o '-"'l ~ - ~ i,..,o
ss'O'" " ~,
"U'i,'E VIZ ~ - ~, a, vors,
fF a'e'1s'er'"''' hAS' H. u, !"
',p ,.,I., ,,,,,
s, ,or,, nm, evening
1zi, T...t',s, t.tve.,, Chestnut and
r"n" ,on. s,Tyi
,1U1', $751; sU~1 s', 'y',,,,,
t,,,ts t...J,,,,, nv p ,rr1 Pastor. Mairs,reet
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VENTILATED. sLLr.Anirsr1xc SILK H,r..

NH'E have thts day from New York, B-st,'s
w Spring SEs le SIX Hats and take pleasure
ing this Improved of yeatiiating gentle hats
making tS soft TO the head This V,ntla As
admitting the air between the leather body
hat, and passing Of the top. crsLai u
air through IT, The leather j. constructed
10 the shape O: the forehead the Iut
lhgrehy relieving the head cui the pressure unpleasant
land so much complained hate aud cat,-
~ the SIX Vat To he n.'shle and the
Hat, and far comfortable.
ate exceedingly light, ani equally durable hats made
IN the ordinary ti,I-iicl.u
aigiue. tiau5l :. u. HARPER SONS
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

ohio T.odse 40 IOI-Mcets Masonic Hail.
Sansr Market aud Monroe streets, @ and third Mon
1'y evenings Of eachrnon,h q. w SHTs, W. NJ; 4isr
"3tSr haHgh'ta, Secretary.
"heoitn% lodge No. f2S Meets as above
'T and third Thursday evening of each month. F. A.
NIsxIi'SGsR, W. NJ; s ". Pearson, Secretary.
wheeling Union ChRPter No. I9.-Meets AZ
.oSe on 'he sspnd Monday evening of each month W.G
S'oLI, H. P; S ". Pearson, Secretary
:. "eeitHs EnC"mPment No. I.-Msets as
'n The JoHrta Monday evening each month. WI
sec, !. rsrfas. Recorder.
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PROCIANINTTDN

NE h=r,by command Wilde RrrIhrr, the city of
~ Wheeling, act for the stIiiutiou
.: aientines 81 all rTlvs, from thi the llh inst,
~ d do ais" authorize hem IN receive an
for the This proclamation T. J.
evident from past eNpgTIee that i.uio =
ten offer spurious Imitation ~ n" genuine 20 cesy
these WiO may have tender sentiments express
OTHER; such persons III b and es,tew all spur
ens mssivrs. they Cannot b. relied and
worthless The following H scale 81 iir r,latI-
suits attending the thesc rplst,
sI5pU EalrLtins: sure Wedding fcrIl,v iil-
1900 same Tcsllt, = years.
ss,E1 90 - e 2
l,W Most !ikely-VrTlisT-
~ Doubui.-leads a. pleassnt scTusI,
however.
70 EVtrrnI,Iy .lnubt'uI--stiii some ho,..
a. No
Small rotst0es
Call soon ;hOse first pure hzsd prneuct!v
happi, - rssElts
Given unaer hsnd aEd seaIti' day lruary,
l-5s IN the city oI Wheeling.
feb2 CUPID" Cob ~ Lovv
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FALL FASHION FoR HATS.

/ 30 u
An now PREPARED 10 ft1ruIsl
tir public with s,vl qu-lft, siyi, ct -
kin Hats, Nihch li1, elastic,
hn-i and Of great sninraHers they Ill
wee Ia all kn'ib assoitr eat
~ Planters, p cucb, Iiutturar strl,f
BLACK, HroWu. Pearl, Htayyr coinrs Al. SitI ~ a
B33g'r-kiH Hats finished conform alter t-.rsrr-
on short netiee Bri tie eHsL you ear -yl 81
kinds Of head gear al a lcTy ioN 'srtr.~
-. y JTNESoSse
auE22 No - Af4lu ST.
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-InELAW OF NEW

l-subscrers who give express notice to the
rsry are considered wishing to continue their subscrip
!yhs.
IDEAS the publisher Az send them untilall
garages arCFaid. .
Il subscribers neglect refuse to take their period
. !ro the Offices ;hey directed, they held
Tponbir till they settled the bill and ordered them
dIs5utiuued.
III .ulscrbcrs 10 other places whoutinform
AZ ,,r publish papers sent to the former di-
,sc:ivn, I.uy a , held responsible.
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