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GLOVES AND EITTEES.
w III q Il T. . a LIE Olk 10 EFT ALL.
II HAVE received on consignment . nne assortment
OF Leather Gloves and Mitiens, many CT them Kid,
dressed and lined, Gauntlets and half Gauntlets, and
Fur trimmed, for
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.
They have come rather late in the and VIM
be sold without regard to profit.
" Ladies please call and see them.
IL. II. HAWLEY,
feb17 Music Store, Sd st.. next 10 Barret House.
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cincinnati, Friday March 10.
l'rovisions-Mess Pork IL, in good demand,
with sales OF 200 bbls ct sis; 800 do at $l5,-
Is; 20 and 20 do at 1852 s. and 500 do At In.
dianapolis At SIS. There were buyers at Sl5,2
at the close, but no SELLERS. Bulk meats are in
better demand, with 30 les of $500 at 54c for
Shoulders and tic for Sides and Hams; 80 hhds
Shoulders at SIC pact led; $500 pieces at ST and
and Il for Shoulders and Sides, and 10 hhds
Sides at n packed, closing with no sellers Of
Sides below TIC. Nothing done in Bacon
l.sOO Kegs Lard sold at lie; bbl., and nominal
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e.,a.,ky Banks, Of Ohio. ~ - bessAsby he
$3.50. 4 Ciscisaati, at asy price. owing y
-. 80 as,sleensass Il he late State Treas
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VINO d Hcsrssfsai--what Dyspspssc and nsEvsss-
u usssrung invalid thas ever tried his cs'sofssea
Stomach Btters. bat reply with pleasure. 10 -
cares Of Dissiness, Tsiulency, Palptasion' rrosfs
ticn, crest Estsos. Constipation, Dyspsps'as Fhydesl
asa Mental IaAAsy. II y ssrpsisisg hev sa'ck sne
passnt Ands relief. they correct the appsss impsn
tone Is ~ syys force u che bile and impurs ssere
s,ons, regulate the bowels, give strength o. BODY
and vtgor Of nina NJ family acrd 70 b without
Hosterss ssonaeh Distcrs. Sold 10 quart Aottles y
IN Hotels, Grseess Drugssts. Dc. No additional spf-
10 required. ssa4 a tmsrL
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DR. Cavanaugh's Pile Salve;

roa run CuRE o. svRnr SoRn~os
EE1kDRsg1HOlDS OR Ph LES
WHETHER or LONG AECnxT ORsoiA; rHR1RlAs
o. xxfEaNAL; wHKTuR9 AST9HDED uIfn PnOIARsrD,
REAoRRHAGE. on oDsTRUcTIoH; AxD ALL u
EXTERNAL APPLICATION!
no INTERNAL REQuIAED AnY CASE on.
" TO REGULATE raE sowEas, u coxsrlpArED, q {
In DiARRno1A DYslNyERY.
THE Piles, while astonshnsy prevalent In their ".
ct the time. distressing, Frequently can.
gerous, and hitherto most dificult or cure
Persons who suffer any length Of time with the Piles,
generally try every thing they can learn Of puFporlng
to the disease. yet realize permanent
thcrefrom. They have been told, professionally per.
haps there vas no rermansnt for Piles" con.
sseuen.y have dspaired Of aIy future cessation roa
70 an such SPECIFIC 10 offered for their relief.
which ha: stood The tee: q more than twelve years.
Gsf n,s knowtsdgs " ~ prcprsssers, Of CURING
DIR. CAvANAUGH's PILE SALvR
dial agents. and has been brousht 70 IL per
sion BY continued series Of experiments, extenaipa
through years q patient study and Investigation In
ned where ample opportunities were offered for thor
The proprs.os. have hsslsaney sayiss that tAes
First AVID Only lsfallibie Specific evsr Discovered
| OUTWARD APPLLCA ZiON ONLYl a4
And that N time 20 ccme - In past. Il VIII sGaad ~
tors claim for IT, their directions are attended TO-
a large number Of gentlemen throuehout the country
Of high character and influence have voluntarily 81.
and whose c{ncates may Be By seasrsnce 70 ~
proprietors publications, b. hAd or THAR aeenta
sh po;aa 9, ~ shs s United ns states
sp IN glass Jars inclosed In PAPER properly label
-. and will keep any length Of time.
ss az a al, sy y e a
7. II. cAvANAUGR co., Propriesoss,
sspu.opav es.Leais No.
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A hypocritical scamp with Rev. prefix to
bis name, which is Monroe, has seduced girl
at Muscatine, and left for parts unknown. He
leaves behind him wife and two children. He
had been conducting revival near Muscatine
durinp the month.
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IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Imports ct New York for the week and since
Jan. L:
1856. 1857. 1858.
Dry Goods e8,b89,509 19,s18,osS q ,0o956s
General Merchandise l,l96l56 2Q5QO25 67b'S16
Tot al for the week 3472s65s aSO65 7f2 n 767 esA
Previously reported 8l,6l2, A98 l5762sSO l0,lo7Ol6
Since JanuaFy1 S6,3N,l5l 50,82Sk92 3O964 go
The following 10 . comparative statement Of
the Exports. exclusive of specie, from New York
TO foreign ports for the week and since Jan. I
1856. 1857. 1858.
Total for the week el,10SS55 eso1 200 o. O74, 500
Previously reported 11,3l6,779 1O57s,785 ss504oO
Since Jan. I 19A23,0o6 l1.463<4A Q988 ges
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New Work

STRAY HORSES.
Iron the residence Of Henry Buhrmester, miles
Eo;sh Of Burlington, Tuesday. the 9th Of March,
one sorrel Mare. years old, bald faced. The othe-
one bay Mare old all four feet are white and
white spot In forehead Is 90 reward will be given 70
any person who can givs'any information where they
may be found Information letters may be
to VIM. Eitman, cernsr Of Valley and Third streets,
Durlingt n, Iowa. HENRY BUHRMESTER
maF1S-d2tW3te
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Mr.. ia WOODWARD:
Dear Sir.-Your Shutter that have had IN
for about eighteen months b the most perfect mes
chine Of the kind now In use. used machine that
purchased In Chicago for short time amer started
and Il cost more for repairs and delays In . few
months than the whole Of the machine that eos
from you. Your machine has not cost me anything for
repairs, and Is now after eighteen months service,
doing ts work In the most perfect manner. Please
cep thanks for past favors and besa wishes for your
success. Yours respectfully,
mari3dkw GEORGE BEKBE.
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FINN SAFE

FOR SALE.
1nn nnn Os'fer Basket Willow Cuttpgs Of
lVVsUUU4best sorts cut 10 inches. ~ per 900.
tG0,0OO Apple GralW Of best hardy kinds. Price 81
to els per 1000.
$4,000 email Apple Seedlings. u per 1000.
10000 Usage Orange Pants, one ytar old. Price -
to o. per 900.
Terms Cash. HENRY AVERY.
Burlington, Iowa, March !, 165S-dwlm%
NTANTED--A Basket Maker WIZ understands
w the business. (ma. 1dw1ms) HENRY AVERY.
HSO.PARTNERSMIP NOTBGE.-TheP Part.
~ nership Of Henry Horr Co. is thishay dissolved
by mutual consent. HENRY HORR.
mar22-w2ts JACOB BONN.
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Shocking AFFAIR AT THERESA, DODGE COUNTY
WIs.,-MURDKR OF YoUAG LAD. 81 HER 10y
ER.-On Saturday last, At o'clo> :. -.
Robert Schmidt, Of Theresa, in Dodge county
shot down in the street Of that place HI sf'e,
Seidler, young lady about twenty years -
age. The parties we're engaged to be married
about one year ago, and Schmidt had come over
from St. Paul, Van Buren, county, Michigan,
where he has resided abou, year, to fulfill the
engagement; but the parents Of the young
lady objected to the marriage, in consequence
Of which It was arranged between the lovers
that Schmidt should first shoot her and then
himself He executed his design, 60 far as the
young lady was concerned, but failed to shoot
himself on account Of the loss of the cap on his
gun.
After failing in this, he ran and threw him
relf into the river, with the intention TO drown
himself, but was rescued by persons who saw
him. He is now arrested, and awaits trial.
The charge (which was fine shot, entered the
left breast Of the young lady, and inflicted
horrible wound, Of which she expired Sunday
morning, about 2 o'clock. She had her senses
up to the last and charged her parents with
being responsible for the awful deed, and ac-
Quilted her lover Of all blame. The parties, as
their names indcste, were Germans. We are
indebted to Hon. n. N. Juneau, who was an
eyewitness Of the awful spectacle, for the above
facts-lMil. News.
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PATENTED OCT. 20, 1867.
Important % Iillefs!


WOODWAR DIS NEW NDEUT NJ ACHINE
AND SEPARATOR GOMD1NEDs
TXyE take this method Of informing MIlles genssaly
w that We are now manufacturing and will kesp
constantly hand woodwafd's Combined Shutter an1
Separator. This Machine consider the bess new b
use, and hazard nothing In saying sysgy Mllsf who
has Jet used will bar out ID this assertion. u =
compact and darable moves with ess power than most
achines and does IN the work heretofore performed ~
three machines, vis the Screen, Separator aud sn1t
ter ray nothing Of the Tanning Mill which has usual
y 70 b ussd in cleaning dust from o6al.
As the mode Of operation, In the Mrse place Sepas
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part 81 the
oats from the grain before securing. while Ia the
proc Of securing The grain brought In contact with
str mg blast Of air, which carries % dust fast
made II then passes into larger Separator where 10
h cleared Of chess imperfect grains, OATS 49,, and 10
then ready for griDdtng. The dust II al not only
cleared from the grain, but from the chess oats and
oaal, and blown clear Of the mill. Another very
great advantage 10 that be set the 0ooP
with the burrs any where else In the mill that may 30
desired, ~ II makes no dust Whatever. k
Every Miller knows utterly impcsebleto eoDs
stvuct mill that will make good -four out Of dirty grain,
unless the dirt be rst removed No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than W3odwar1e
shutter snd Separator, and II 10 believed we'll
adapte. Western Grain. They now In and
Der at twoof the Mills In this city, Sunderland
Broe., and keiser D Co.'S.
Orders prcmply attended 20.
oct 2S-dwtf WOODWARD KEI0ER,
G 0uPlinRt0n Iowa.
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Just before you 60 to bed, eat two pigs feet
and 1 fried uie. In less than an hour you will
zee ! snake il rger than q hawser, devouring
light blue. haired .hildren, who have just esca-
ped from a monster y. 'th sorTel eyes and red
hot oyercoat
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| 80 Cnicag0, saturday, p. m, March 20.
Nour-Spring Extras q, SOaS,76 /; Saperflsn
$2,7SaS,0O. Corn Meal-we quote at Alial2 %
ton. Buckwheat -four oOa76c pr cwk
Wheat-Firm AZ 6O}a6lc.
| Coru-SOaS2c. Stast.
| Oats-24a26c.
i Rye-6Oc. ..s5
Barley-Firm at Soa4sc.
Freights-NominAl At l2}c to Buffalo; lie ID
Kingston, and zoe TO Montreal.
| Righwines-l7c.
| Lard-S4a9&c.
Tallow-1Oal0}c.
Hides-53a5lc for Green; l2}c for Dry Flint.
Hogs-Dull at 81, 25a6, so for dressed.
Pork-Ness GA, 6Oa4lb.
Seeds-Plenty and lower; prime Timothy sold
at 81. GOAL, 7,s Clover at q, 10 to 400
P0tatoes-SOa4Oc pr bu.
Fruits-Dried Apples are slow sale ct chase.
Green apples are steady at $2,6Oa4,OO. Dried
pc sches impaired at l0allc, pr ID; pared, at liza
lSc.
Beans-60a7oc.
Butter-lOal6c.
Eggs-lOal1c.
Poultry-Narkesov overlooked. Chickens dull
at l2alSc; Dressed Turkeys 7a9c.
dressed Meats-Beef, 2}a4c. Mutton. Sa4c.
Calves 3a4c.
SAlt-Fine 81 pr Dbl; coarse 8, 30 BY the car
load; dairy s,25 pr Dbl Of 800 lbs, and 20 empty
bags.
Cheese-Dull at s}aloc for Wester., Reserve.
and lo}allc for New York.
White Fish-No. halves a, rs 80: No. 2's
4a425; No. So. 3a3,2s.
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kff
rs acgo1, nf n y.
WseaAst sasns - - - ! n :. bst
ose yst paatiDle
d LIVER higA - - s0hahsy 5ssr
ana Aalf - llsls = ~ loves fales. Nav
lgAsion = fairly ssssnsd, a6d bs1insss opoa the
river inAagsraied ~ The ssasoa. - assisals
aad Departure are numerous, bat there \ =
Jet NO vefy hrgs novensas q ftsights. We
soties several 81 on businen lasa hays sscsiv-
ed invoices Of hsavy goods from Nov York, via
Nsw Orleans. and that heavy groceries have
been received fton below By Ne vholesals op.
orators thsusA aos = quaasiies q large q In
former seasons. 81
Money maetsss eoatinus - impsovs--shere ie
more money Il ciecslAtion-more confidence
between man and man collections are casicr-
Exchange on New York aaaa premium.
Wheat 0as5e.
Corn-l0a2U.
Oata-zOa25c.
Noar--ts .2sats Is per bbl. $50
Corn Meal-2Sc.
White Beans-76c.
& Buttcs-l23c.
Lard-Nc.
Sugar cured Hams 8. Shoulders 8, Sides 4.
Chickens 81 80 per dozen.
Eggs-0 cts per dozen.
PotaiOes--20a25c. ~
Wood-t3,UO.
Groceries Sugar, 7as-CofEee, ls-Molas.
Soc, S7a6O.
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DORT Follos . Writlng, Deeks.-
i PAPER Mache and n. Toe0o rofs kolios, Writing
Desks, Fancy Work Boxes So1s received and
for sale by bkOWN,
Augl8 RAFret h Seoe B0tbding, ID u.
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Atmoon rise the happy couple mounted on .
mule departed for their own palatial residence
while the air was resonant with Q hundred
How! How! Howsi Of blessing and redolent with
the perfume Of wet dogs, buffalo meat, musk
rats, kin.e.ke-nick and cod fsh. And thus
ended the pageant Of the prairies.
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graph Office. No, 81 Wall stree, New York. ~ to
reach here by IL A. NJ, will be promptly forwarded.


NEw ostEMs, iuiy ~ 'sss.
Cotton ssie- to.5sy: 500 n..s a, D. i,r ryiddros
The rae fes TIE last DAYS 30 100 b.es, 9sd
ibr receipts l5n Sps-r bnos ~. aoo advanced no
FAR; futs ,as, sHe c'eipn's -Tcuoa 80 Ns--peal.
1851 ssh. or.',s "o New Y''k Z per cent prea'oo'
8u1Moss. Jlts Of, 1853
F1eu- o'm bns quiet wh-st o-u,o-oiv 'r",; re' s. IL
as 20 white. 8 ~ s, - Clrn--hised, SIC: .ae,
sc. 6 $40 ytlias csc a9c wbi.ssg 0ui q. e6i =
27c. prur's'ors Su, aud lever. 5acsr, 6,s. shc
Be k eh'uces,t &C dc sds- Sc o, 40,
Fi"ur unchs.e-d. woFksy gsl4o H--s pork Ill at
Iii Tor CRY p.'Ksd iinssea o. arn a" s 90 spu
Four uriet wtea. dull, at rsa CORA active ~ sShc
A0ss dm. Shipne'.s 8uffso- 600 Dos -four; $4,000
~ego-At0O nu.Dsis snsst Hsn'ios so bols.
Siour; ie,vee cusoe wheat; a. 900 ousnss corn
Four scrvs s.,st: 600 otis at So rs fr s1ur;
81 y, So w sypsshas Wisconsin - N f'r ezra
Mlcbigsu and I'M ~ so Ter es|a Ooc; ~ 20 fe
extra Caua u; ara 3 87% or drnoie extra M:higa,.
What ,ras-y good dsmasd saes: ~ 200 nnsuss
al 7hc tor cnoce syr!ns 7sc for C.aada cus ~; tr
ker,.sy S%@ " wH Safes.
hushei. 1T Sec 40 for not, .nc Sikc for soand Rye
finn s-i4s: so pn-ne's At onc Osts seany IN ssiss.
Whwkey G-m; 70; holders askiag pc Fre,got IN
OswsGo Ial, 27-8PM
Fipul steady sses Or 40 bbc ut IS SIS rs for dou
BE extra Csprd- -ca w.stsrr wh-s, cul. ans reos,cs
isrgs Of "a coo orsn Ia Mlw ankle ciub s soc
esko dol sales Of 1900 bnsaeis MT, a. e3,.
ostl qnet Cana: rsgn= firm, Al 2|c. d,ur. &c 90
wheat TIC s,pud Gro 10 New York Lake 'mJoris-
l2S 200 bushels ~aes' dS non bas~s 1000 bush
.l- Csos exl-ri--t 900 Do y or 2oo 900 bushels
ArnAsY, July a7-sP.s
Flour sc'iv- receipts ircr~.sae sse", Gao bbs
Wbes, arriving freely large quantity sh,at marxes, nov.
ever, CUES eli arriving gopg tor sara at oncs o.
s,rr: of white 81 Dat, active: saes, 10 GOD
choice Siss of,o Gnrn-IArs. qusotty in market, OFT
soly uosarud; prime sonod Sassn ans drm; sales II
ta- 76"co bo.e.ls o. 10 for sound, soa CSc 5oo
cun; So 600 bussA.s wheat; so, con bushels oats
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Tbs Pfnssi-e Minister ~ ws-hlogtoo Baron vsu ero't
hse esgrged p'sssge or the ssesmer Ausrs for Ham,
burg, rrrrn uA.s August 2, Monday next

ntt rtS'scu pfNsHkV W VIC
burg, rnph aas.s Angus. 2, Monday usxt
ARRIVALS.
From TaTorris snd sso . val sascashie Moses Tsy
lo~ - ~ sio rs- No Coy sud tso esasers. O.pt,a
Msscr, wt'e aud hsee cniorsr tIat O-,oto ~tfs
III ~ tervt ~, 2 bugnas, C.ps Huysr. r
M.ssr wrs tso 'pfsoss ard - y -o-t'n vie sud
fiicgep, rast B.tsis W SoSgslb-rssr s,sh -
wfr toiss lJr -gd so iaf nts Cspt sSt
Lsur Lieut. III Atettf a SEA- $40 ani
servant II Levy. mrs snyder spl insnt . n NnR"t
asgs brs tar a tT~1 asd servsn' 20 IA NAlst'
Mr rasslls. Z la slsr 4iss lo0r ri ran-tc WA
Zoos shoo aleh.rcs wife 10 ant ADD r.sat oags
ss rr IA 10 nrhayts Moore. tn rts Soootld, ID
vie AID M rt ,ersal Mira sSots, -.s B,-' and
ipfsnt, Mrs B,eHt ant sou. - ssr:lay sr Et,t -
perrs, 4 Il i~Ar4s Jnnme,, Il hogsrA Miss water
ID b ssk es STE ~srt gi EN- child Berg, nsn
M,s Vsspa. hlss HobnGou. } Hti Ba,oso-n rr Ere.
msp LEO. Dassy. sr sotarer Q II Liins- aud iio
rIom ArSipwsii-w Harris Beraini xors and SOC. II
Jsr@ 4, Laviogs'or. Ed s-rdr & u Eoss-e-ria ar
rsyo W Eise, W .iese.i, x HIaosa W Cad siHk,
frspciB Wore. Fgmsr sullermors. Me- s-s Bee gsy
Gedfmc, Burt. MArnnsg. SNDoDad. Jones. onyder.
Prom sagus In the brig LsvisoxnM M. Hugh Mccul.och,
MAX
heard. Victor Asten. mrs A Cs,,msn
From Buet o. Ayrrs In brig iclsns Soxlsy, Mr. He
p.s:na
To ARRIvE
A Put'er IRA booke cbildrer Mira Moody,
children spd SRA Cs,tc, chdrer infant; mrs
Ecousic Mrs Hs-re chic and servant. n. nauscan
Leblanc MisH & Leblanc N Nom Frsncry Mrg WHIT
srd cith As Mo,z ME- Zir,h Flag ,sdH child
End insnt Srs Jcbpps LOp -ey, Mass Uim' ~.
Mossp. fsdy, "bia sf.nt ard segvrDt; Mira y Hare
Yeliesrini Dnpre VIM stage kiordan-
PaKTulsxs.
For Rosario, 10 The brig Gre yhoupd-BeDsmn UptOp.
United s:stes Consul for Rosario srgenne 00afeferson
aefvaEt
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FIRE ~ ANN srnKxr.-M about eleven O'Clock las
hight Dire broke out Ia the basement OF TIE buildings
Nos IS and 20 Am street. occupied by the Day Bo for
folding, dealer In wasio paper &c The flames spread
win great rpidny from the paper 10 the unoc'u
pied rcsssurssi, Belonging 70 Mr. Wilson, No. 100 Ss
street, OF Ann The nremsn we're very prompt
and by eel directed shesms subiuod the l,ncs.
Az one time when the fre bure into Nassau street. vas
thought the whole building would be brosaht 10 the
ground The damage done viii probably smouns 70 about
~ 300, covered BY The coshng store so i02
Nassau street. Of Ann, kent BY Joseph, df not
receive any damage Of consequence. The s,ods we're
taken charge Of by the insurance patrol The origin Of
the Gre is n present unknown.
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TIE sr'hor Of Tits bo-k
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certain decree ~ in'erest Ia
given 20 tho ;rnclsR GU, IN
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siiisny but toe novel. 80
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tic hat u gcs csiv Affords orc
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shoe ~ Lste Crtuic - pro
baby he sodus Ma ~silr I'D
la .tter msiie,s ihe vsiisr
di-pisfss Familiarity vi b ~.
localities wants snf r,eoufcss
% clfers az r.u'fs. srd W
ous places In Western New
far.
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sBEfHiD-- GoRpoS On Thursday evening, July 8. By
the Rev Jsmss re, residing OF No ~ Sevsptn street.
Mr. WILLIAM f. sHtftIsIp Mss EIIks GoRDos OF
ely.
~uKH--wrrAtI On Monday. July az. 1857, raxo
FtspisAsD ksKEs As>n p. WEsTAIL, ali OF
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The tc~rnsIy 10.

70 day - issue OF the FAIRLY HERALD will a. usual
oops,o srgs amount os useful Instructive aud Interesting
resdrg.
yerms- o, " sst yssy, fou- a snss copy To b.
ri IT. oo Of tho PKRALD and of ell sgeas
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6UPssrne C"ust--Ns,ecyst Term.
Before Uoo .iuSgA lug abaM

UNLICENSED PLACES OF AMUsEMENT.
EJUIv " The nanoae's # he Hne IF Refuge, or ST.
oiGy fer the Rtfo~moaiou Of Jure Dcfinrlsnts the
Folks Gardens the Oc.Gn Saloon, aud the a.U Sda,s
Theatre, Forth ~ ret NJ Cfsmm made m,'ioa she
part CT antis iDjuuctnn tor the defendants
sboS hy they should NOT aue taeir p3l
!ofnsnces, which we're unlicensed. Order grrnded
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sea. SA0Ss,iess' &S.Ssiic a siss.s BxszS- SssEs
rhis The uIus sree h~s been equsd r prod1e
.ix Inc Nc. possibie e5ge For sSie ny q
3ANEnEks No AsInr h0uss.