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SMoKE-Much of the smoke of CRATES
would be consumed by the adoption OF the
following plan, and fuel would be greatly
economical thereby. If an iron plate be
not at hand, let piece Of paper be placed
at the bottom and front Of the great to the
top bar but one, then put the Goals closely
into it until they fill the CRATE, after which
a little tirewood should be placed above and
a layer of coal over il; and the firewood be-
ing lighted, the fire will gradually burn
from the top downwards, emitting very
little smoke, and the Goals will be tho
roughly consumed 1t will not be ne
cessary to stir the fire, and an equal guam
tity of Goals will be found to last much lon
ger than when the fire is kindled at the
bottom, as has heretofore been the case.
This method is especially adapted for sit
tingrooms, where a brisk fire is not so
much required as in the kitchen.
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lrom Il boston Pos
The Vengeance OF W atcrlOO.

EASY LESSON FOR LITTLE fofs-bf Ei-isEe''
Tie Lion and The Coct-Chcyf,r
Once upon a time there was a bad hight
between a cock and - lion, and the cock
flew into the lions face and Eeched III.
ave-, sn tho, he could hardly see, and
scratched his nose so that it hled badly,
while the cock was 30 spiy that ''e non
couId. not catch him nor do him much
harm But the other beasts were afraid
that if the cock should beat the lion lie
might next fight them, and 20 some oi them
hclpe,; him and AT last they beat the cock
ana broke his spurs and pulled out MS
fine tail feathers and bit o'f his comb, ua-
Ill he was a sad bird to sec.
Ctclter IL
Sometime as.nr~ard the cocks spurs and
tail feathers grew out aGa:n' ana hi> c"tiD
crew up "a, fine as ever. so thar II any Vi
TIN. beasts growlcd at him 1t" lew AT ththi
and tau.ht them 10 let INN alone phe
day on, of the beasts tCat had helped the
hon beat him got saucy. AMI the COCK gave
him good drubhing. and drove hihl back
INTO hi- den and got his dinner from him
and ate it himself, but the hon never once
came near to help the beast that Lad help
ed him. Then the cock turned around 10
90 10 his ron-t. and a. he stretched himself
up and held up his head {" crow, h'. saw
the lion. whose lair WAS just behind The
cock roo-, and the lion vas shaking and
trembling and every body saw that he was
in mortal terror for ieai that III" cock was
inst ,hen coming To- fight him again, when
the other beasts might not care u come
and help him a. theyd!d before. Eu, the
cock after laughing from ear To ear, look
,ity on him. and did not crow but went
hom" about H. bu-ine-.
Now. all you little h"ys. don t you think
that Uuferi9g IS arrGysaF
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Cleveland Fortune Teiiers.

The Local ol the Cleveland Pta'n"eale'
varies his labors by visiting some travelling
fortune tcllers in that CITY, He thus re-
1,+a. ~ ;.,. -,
~ '',
We ufoaiels informed 'hr N','S VIA 'he
caui on h"f Iace tliat We haa called To
nave our fortune told and she .aid hand
oli your money ms preliminary h"in"
St''i'", M"1"ine i, ("h" Is tan sharp
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CEuCEErrs LOG CAnIN-Cu the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad, not far from Jackson,
Tennessee. SAYS an exchange paper. still
stands the humble io-. cabin. i ly 20 feet
III .ize, bui!, and occupied. While he lived
IA the district b. IL. tar-,sin-d David
Crockett lt> logs axe fat i,cayinc, and
d,->olat:"n surrounds il. but no traveller
InS>..> without al eager desire. to look up
ON the humble roof that Sheltered one. %
the truest representatives ct the American
patriot charactcr-a hero and an honest
nan. Near II Il a station. called Crock
a town, 10 bear and rcrI,'tUate a name as.
familiar 10 his couutrymcn as that Of
Jackson.
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What spain did for the American Colonies.

| Less quiet, hut not less grateful thar
/ that of France, was the aid rendered 10y
Spain TO his British Majcstys Colonies il
North America il their struggle to cast
off the heavy hand.
George Sumner in hi Grafton in Fanucil
/ Hal! on the Fourth OF July threw togethe,
til" facts:
Even IN advance OF our Declaration Of
I Independence. Spain refused I" r,.drlv"r
to their original ownors five English mer-
chant ships taken b. our cruisers
Our Independence was promptly ac-
llnowIc,l2cd and million Of francs quiet.
ly handed to ouv commercial agent. 1t
was limited that We might tax" all the
powder We could find nj New Orleans and
the Spanish West India Islands, and large
military stores were thu, obtained during
the Whole Revolutionary period.
When nj later period john Jay va,
sent a Minister To Madrid, ample military
stores and &iJbuUo in cash were forwarded
for the use OF our army.
Tie most important Of AL was that
BlanLa. the then Spanish minister. wa, the
PROTECTOR and ~rIcc, ~s.ul advocate of this
European manifesto.
&c Ia one week al! this was changed and
there suddenly appeared ia the >priug OF
l1Sb the important declaration of Russia
that led 20 The armed neutrality which
hd- been called hy writer on international
law the charter 81 the liberty 81 the -eas
BY tAi- til" LEi.cse declared that her
.l-.: Wa fitted ont, not L. all Lu-ilud.
bat T. maintain IT," principles that tre"
ship, make free goods, that the neutral
iag cor"T, enemies property. and that no
b.Dckadc which Was not lualUtaluri - all
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CuaNGING :SEED.--A writer III the, N.,e
Eagh,,,,d Farmer says his potato crop has IN
creased from fifty - one hundred per
cent, 10y procurin. seed potatoes VIII ch
grew on an entirely different soil. fifteen
or twenty miles APART from his This plan
of changing seed every Year is a good one,
either for potatoes or any other seed. such
as grain and garden seeds: and even if the
change is made oaly between cuItivators
in the same vicinity. il is sill beneficial
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To Destroy RArs-sA cotcmporary says
that a lady in that city, whose house be-
came so infested with these troublesome
varmints, gives the simple remedy of dis
solving copperas IN water. (niak" il strong,)
and sprinkle in the most prominent plac:.
es. will make them leave AT a twoforty
rate. and no mistake She tried it sue
cessfully and has not been troubled with
rats or mice since. 1t is simple, and will
not cost much to try it.
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The Supreme Court Of Indiana has rem
dered decision which has an mportan,
hearing upon the interests OF the Tewspa-
per press 4 controversy existed relative
to charge for advertising between the
Commissioners OF Hamilton County anI
the Patriot newspaper. 1t was held by
the .Ju.i-e that d" the published terms Of
newspapers constitute n contract i: work
i given TO newspaper publishers, without
a special contract coItra8'' iIing the pub
li>hed terms, the publishers can charge
and receive according to ihe terms 80 pub
l!-h.d II ! not necessary L. prove what
the work cost or was worth; tn, publish
er> have right 20 fix the value OF their
columns and if so fixed no other cues
ton need be asked, bat the price thus
charged can be procured.
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Cure roE ScRoyULA.-The Cincinnati
C.amo,e'ai publishes the following com
munication from Nicholas Lor gworth, the
grea, wine manufacturer of that city:
All the papers had, giving the cure
for scroil,ia, have been distributed L. per
sons sending for the re..Iedy. have ne
yer heard of Il case where it did not effect
a speedy cure. In several instances where
it has been applied to old sores, it has also
speedily effected perfect cures.
Put one ounce of aGuaiort!S in Il bowl
or saucer; drop in it TWO copper i;,r'hin=s
it will efIeryescc-l-ave the coin in:
when the efierVescenCe ceases, adi two
ounces of strong VINEGAR. The tluid will
be of dark green color 1t should and
will smart. II too severe, put i'll Il little
rain water. Apply it to the sore, morning
and evening, 10y soft brush or rag Be
fore applying il wash the sore with water
1t. first application known to me, was n
poor girl. sent to our city from Memphis,
to have her leg cut off, As il was feared she
might not live long enough to have it cut
off in that hot climate. She was refused
admttance in the poor house and was ly-
ing on the sidewalks, as she could not even
stand I'D. From her knee to her foot one
third of the flesh was gone and all the
skin, except II strip about two inches wide.
She was laid on bed. and the remedy
placed on a chair by it. In few days
her peace of mind returned, and she de
clared il was getting well. 1t was suppos-
ed it was relief from the pain only; but,
when examined, fresh flesh was found
growing, and skin over it. She was soon
running about, and would work, which de
IL
was in few months entirely healed \
young girl, with scrofula in her neck, hav-
ing a large hole and deemed incurable,
came one month after entirely cured and
recently married, with her husband on
their way to the east Ihave never known
"a case where it dId not effect cure.
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SE'OEs rs MEMS ID PDH!
uOnTAS H1SOpr

IMPORTER and manufacturer Of Increase Twist Ri
and Shot Guns of every description, Telescope
and ratent Nuzz Rifles, Revolving Brc-ci Cast Steel
Barrels. with Guide Starter, for bunting. and "a large
sortment nf Revolvers, Co'ts Bea> Ma'haten'. Blunt
sym.f Alien Il Thurhprs. Gentlemen will find at m
shop thing in line ami warrant give salts
faction AL that favor wi; h their patronage.
invite the cid friends Of II. p. BRrNKrR give
call, e is Customers will always fmd him
his post. My shop is on Main Street, the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder, Shot, Wads, and Caps Gums let by the day.
junlS THOMAS MOORE.
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WHEN is it evident that a man has swal-
lowed house? When he throws up a
window and has pane in his side.
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DoIXG GooD.-We must expect men to
be ungrateful, but not on that account
cease to do them ood--F.neLcn
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ExDrgANCE or UrNGFE ,SD lH!FsT-Ihc
Talep,.J,,.t. Of B,nham, Texas. gives an ac-
count of a horse. which, having escaped
from it, owner. was found seven weeks az
t.rward, in a thicket about Inllc and a
half from the house. When he escaped
H.. carried uif with him 4 length Of twenty
five feet Of rope, which wa- tied 70 ms
neck. and which. dragging on the ground,
had caught in bush and kept HIM secure
" fastened all that time. Ouiortunately
thc rope had so caught that l." only hac
twelve feet of tether 20 play upon. Dur
ing his bondage ne had Of cOursc cleared
a circle around him, and III addition 10 the
yra-> within h:s reach he had bitten OF
two elm .aplinc- four inches IN diameter
and eaten the sturnps - the very ground.
and al.o the trunks and limbs - far as tine
l.riat would reach. No rain had fallen du-
ring the I,eriod to wet the ground, and IN
TIA. last four weeks il had not even -rrin-
klci The horse WAS an American
horse. of good size and fat when ic cscar-
.,l-vhon found H. was perfect skeleton.
Great caur; n was observed IN giving him
water and food after lIe waS found. snd he
rap;dly recovered his fic-!i. and at last ac-
counts was doing well.
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FNTEIT!t FK1SIt1AN MI T EfItIIN.
Ofce Gild d00r ,.Nt OttGtrd E,3.G, N1ts, >r~rt,
OTTAWA. Ills.
1NE g would respectfully call tt attention Z" those
suffering from Chronic Disease, particularly >cio-
is!a. Nite SHrling. salt ElvW, srupi"Is Of the !'rr
ard Head. cd aud all diseases irsii.
from i'll f.urIe- "f the blood
Alec. p-!"rra;cs- CurN atareS. aud ci>-t--- Of III.
Spine, Distortions Of the Feet Contracted Limbs SG
Jciuts, &c.
Cancer treated upon entirely principle, aud
With a snccess eT.toiore UIrqualri aui
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u oUr lru. ~t"r" ! hav" = fellow clerk.
somewhat, ,,.,Lro,ed among hi- acquaint-
aa-c> a. e raHeuatcI a. IUu- auj t!ir ut
,cryr @. dly Jokes. I!v ia boyi-h looking
youth, aui or..-.1te~. whru hi services a:r
required hoL:ud tho sodLiuUucaiu. ! lew
mornings since, "a ta-h.on.h.y dressed. po-
etIsal looking young gentleman rutelrd
aap seating himself oa a -jon. ia 'front.' ot
The counter. in choice s"l,rt.uliU Of t,.m-
requested tle ci,riy "a prepare HIM 4 -cii-
l"tz power lie i".!o"-a" conversation, IL
dieH."U- In IL "aIn'-thts>- resulted.
t.eh-N It'll -yrg'
th~t.myr-t-.eWlt anH m"lh"bcaIiy)-
! re .uEe il not a rcir'-hm"ht II the
syrup vit."t" not tie eject OF th" com
l"uiu N"H may H!li@ie "ith II >Uch an
amount o: the -ub-.".cc.> VII reidcr the
lotat."n pa!stah.e, pg. I, be better Ut
dcE~:ood-
tl"it-t,nteruptInE i comprehend
you perfectly. Permit lne 10 "SsIIe You
th.t ;Ar tendency OF th" syrup viii be IA
tive virtues %. the df,:L
'"-'o'nri-l lh" I"'"uE observing th"'
''N ~ - - ga, ''''' ~ ~ IS'''' '"'i,
w;.I.n,
CIcrk-With despatch. coEfounler OF
i"nir-
'UNI'lnrf-I .ieh- i h"t struck mo'ioh-
les. u-c h">l'.
Az tA'> "a> :" 'ut't'I' 80 l"!il'lN ~!!i'
th"t Aii1""-h alh">''' ''HH"b 'A! ''o>'oA
AZ the conversation, rl'ir'i I'll N"nu'r at
tn" parties. Inc clerk 'Ni'thtIN i.It ctl
at the last remark "' in' other put mixed
tie powder which TIE stranger F.uinFh-
ah'iE >Wa'i""'"' iH''H I"i- ii'" >'"ft,u 10
leave tsie store, Wh'h
'leFN-Nh"Uid You 1e"i amy tIllcl,iii'>> IN
the region oi III" stomach within the PERI
OF 81 EilfcH hlihu'"N' INDUSTRIOUS ritioh' al
tr'"Ni' thr c"u~e 10 IlIf acc."'lldi miro
durti"n mt" III" dfau@ht N"u nave lu>t
taken OF some "ru% Oh vigorous tn'c' ana
p"ln'U consequence,
'V7'olh'f-i-h -, a i'i"G 4ii4iIi"ii't Ill
GO, u-h you, II '"hCH your h''u,
'IerN-i thouIht q bllh@ YOU Gown 10
pam LnS!!~h: but eiIeSs y"i ii hnd the
powder all r!Ght. ti-A:t customer, with
coat tau standing straight outl
AN EASTERN BE'pE.-N { ma III ient
and Uaram." the new book hv Caroline
Paine. to which we made reference a few
do,-, .i,,oo ,ha f.rl.,.;,., ,i+-,a ,.i,tu~. of
al oriental hride'
The bride was seated at the end OF the
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Plumbing, Plumbing,

VNAVING taken up residence in Ottawa, I am now
I prepared to introduce Hot and Cold Water into
Pu,ic or Private buildings wiz also furnish and put
up Watr- Closets. Ea'h Tui's Hot and Cold Shower
Baths Marble slabs and Wash Basifs. Lift aud Force
Pumps. Lead Pipe ard Sheet Lead. &C. &c Having
been in the husine the last IL the
CITY New York and Chicr2" am prepared pu, mp
Water Works with neatneSs and despatch.
Orders left with Wm. Eedlick, Esq, viii be punctually
attended to.
Refer 20 VIM Reddick, ESQ, ntta VA, and ! Bel,
ESQ Chicago JAMES Il KENNEDY.
90 TYH,pbpr prF Uij7s.TiF;" E"riu.sr.
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HooD says that the phrase "repuJHc Of
letters" was hit upon to signify that, TAX
ing the whole lot of authors together, they
had not a sovereign amongst them.
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GREAT WESTERN
Auction and Commission Store.

CAPT \. =. sssEEs.
Dealer in Foreign aud Domestic Goods, Real Estate,
H"r-es. ChaItcls Clocks Watches Jrwerv. and .ve.y
ether article in IL. trade. RI. of La sale and
,iier-"n the Gcger House, Ottawa. III.
Particular attention paid selling Horses. junll
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>ach j. a. nearly - ctu recaiIcct ,Lo
substance u neatly t"o h"s.- CONVERSE
ton wherein much VS. ~a.4 Incidentally
that would H't Ire wor.. reporting. even Il
! could r"u"-4t"r and relH"tUga =. and
wherein others bare part. r-t. - 1rc-l-
dent l"uuE = the tir~t minister ot the
Nrr1npH church. and bore the principal
part III the conversation, ! have reported
hI> aursSefs .ia.a.- tp N questions and oh
-"Tvatl Ions. Iuc Others appeared uniform
Is To deter - his vlc"S. an, - acIu4escc
fully IL hi- responses @aj .iana'!plsS.-
lie spoke f'.'HIIE. not always Win gram
mat.ca! accuracy. bat with 40 appearance
OF hesitation or reserve. and with 40 appar-
eHt de-Ir" 1" c"nc"A! any thing. nor d!d he
rTvcl any "t my questions -- l!npert.nout
lie was very plainly dressed IN i.In sum
ner ci"tH!n-- and with 10 ar OF Sanctllno-
ny or iahauciNm IN appearances he l.
port!yL frank, good natur"i. rather thick
st man o.! A.iy-.iye- -"einIn- To oiJoy lie,
and L. III no particular hurry - get 10
L"af'h Iii- t--''' lA'''> are l!"lh men ~
u'hliN t"fi anu r'aItn |" a. NE OF I'r"i.
ana I"On-"S - iIttIc Ike CRAFTY ny IOci!t'>
or svnt.'T> a. any body OF men ever
met. The absence OF cant or >uiiiie nom
their manner was marked amt general.
- =. I'm 44'''H i''.-i - '.i''s '-4'''
M"rmoh,In has not impoverished them
that they were seLefaiIE poor men Wheh
they emhracod 1t. and are noys IN Very
comfortable circumstarce>.a men aver
a-lhg thft' or I'ur wives apiece h"t' 70 oe.
II hazard any CRITICISMS on Normohi>m
generally. res"rN" them for separate
letter. heln. determined to make tins
t"Ir and tuli expose of III" doctrine and
polty. IN til" very words II the prophet,
80 lar IL ! can recall thom do not be
lrye President uun@ himself could pre-
s,nt them IN terms calculated 10 rei.der
them less obnoxious t" the Gentle world
than the above, But have a right /"
add here. because SAID II to the assem-
bled chiefs at the close OF tie above colo
guy. thar II" d"-rad't!"n Cor, Il you please
the reStrcu"n) oi women to the single OF
ice OF ch'l|b|"rIi'- ana is accessories =
an inevitable consequence Of the system
here paramount have not ot'seIreu a
sign IN the streets. an advertisement IN
the journals oil the Mormon metropolis
where by woman proposes To 90 anything
AT all No Mormon mas ever cited to me
his wife or amy other woman opinion
on any subject; II" Mormon woman has
been introduced or spoken TO me: and
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fsA> jus. opened an0-
, thor 3arg- stock cot
sprirg avI Sumner
MILLINERY GOODS.
M:>> Avery huyS 'ur ci.H.
Or credit whic i - good
a. cs-i. niIoTiug i.r -u
make rplrc'la-e. ia ary par;
90 tir ..fv Ni.-r- -ha tut-
desirable god, au4 vv
price. .-v.r- l-.-.-I
L" h,. one "f L q. best s...i....
% M.li.u,- ys,np = '.f.,, -,..-s
iu:o Nv Yril. :roUs ri..~
cf,v or aTv i-l r'- VT.
>hs 'r~ f9a r"u-d Ice o"
Gr,y cpui".fIfipr.
IL ~.u-k = complete.
consisting IF very variay
Of straw Goods Iu..lr''-
Hoods and Dress C@p> F,I-
th.r.. + Towers, Lace t.
der ~',.t-iI--
Also. q ir-iutiful assert
ri,nt of oruJrreuf : Tor The
btir. Ii'hsop- f"r brs-->
Tri wIt--. - .-ls-r.n Skirts
-iti p"rg watch springs,
French C0r-els
II wouli lee easier To
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p. Y.-No other explanation than is af-
iorded by the cruciiixion of Christ and the
kindred treatment of Gods ministers,
nr0nh cts and saints In Ill arnS

! Il. 1.-NO other explanation than Is at
! forded by the cruciixion of Christ and the
kindred treatment of Gods ministers
! prophets and saints In all ages.
ii. CT know that 81 new sect is ALWAYS
decried, and traduced-that it is hardly
ever deemed respectable to belong to one
that the Baptists, Quakers, Methodists,
Univcrsalists, Nc., have each in their turn
been regarded in the infancy of their sect
as the otlscourin- of the earth; yet ! can
not remember that either of them were
ever generally represented and regarded by
the Older sectS of their carly days as thieves,
robbers, murdercrs.
Il. Y.-lf you will consult the cotemro-
rary jewish accounts of the life and acts
Of Jesus Christ, YOU will find that he and
his disciples Were accused Of every abom-
Unable deed and purpose-robbcry and !nur-
der includcd. Such a work i still cxtant,
and may be found by those who seek it.
H. G..-Wha do You say of the so-callcd
DantcS, or Destroying Angels belonging TO
your church
b y What do yoa say? ] know of no
such band, no such persons or organization.
| hear Of them only ia the ISLANDERS y. our
enemies
II G--With regard then to the grave
question on which your doctrines and prac-
tees are avowedly at war with those OF the
Christian world-ti.at OF Il plurality Of
wives the system of vour church accept
able to the majority Of it, women?
I-Thcy could rot Ice more avcrse
to it than wAs when i VS. tir-t revealed
70 H. a, the Diyiucwiil think they gen
orally ACCEPT il a. do. n the VIII OF God
II G.-Iiow general ! po.ysanly among
y"p
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show fr'l eio~ than mention ia all please
=" and 'or yaUr~.lv-.
y. r.-C"rutry N.'iucr- supplied with patterns and
Straw Goods
I:-Hriiug and posing Ior'"-
iio.ru- ,.orr. nf Main and Columbus a.3D
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Gsrwan TyrgGisf ana ( y.Jher,I,n- i'jU 81. OtfiC.
tWuOLtSAiE AND EErAIL.p
Importer al Drugs Chemicals French C"guihs Hr'U
6ies, Hises, &c,
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roc,or glt:sj,i>

NEYlCE in the story of Slrt3cr h1ilug.
tie ksui of OTTAWA i.->d=rre East Main street,
of Fox River. aH-32
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ssr. sas.s. 80 q.



PhrsifGn !>tlrg~oH ru4 ij.nfE.f-fJ'h,srI Illinois.
Diseases ri III. yc and Ear currti. "ai:r H. WAX
Sr's Book. corner q! La Sale and Nil SIS. g
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%f;snIvr" fmhrciG 'ry.

w ar sis q - ''s f.,.r-s can he bought 81.
other hl-r in ti.- state. Ori-~. fer stamping o..
t...ur. I.,..r. : .r.., az >Iik. solicited.
l-t-f.-'- I'"z,l.t a',a pressed.
sol ...- -'- fI.-i.--- heretofore extended sh-
r-t-.r- r..r.H- Tor '.a-t i,v"r-.
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order. Any kind Of Bra.s, Iron, Steel worn fui.beJ
at the cheapest
OTTAWA H. the Exchange Mills
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