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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-15

The Washington correspondent of the
Pest says, ;hat the reason that the Republic
cans OF the Illinois Legislature would not
iake their seats on the first day was, be-
cause /, was understood that the Democrats
haa agreed to elect successor to Mr.. Trum-
o"i' whose term does not expire for two
ysars'-N. Y Tel. Despatch.
All CANNON No such thing was thought
or talked OF at Springfield. The Rcpubli-
can members kept away simply because one
or TWO OF thclr members were absent, and
they had io.lern hope that democrat or
two might still be bought over to vote
Senator Douglas.
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a reverend gentleman, the Rev. Ronald
Nicholson, hailing from Ottawa, H., has
been arrested at Louisville for swinding
Dad Fellows lodges under tie f-igned name
OF John Eeufro.
We have seen The above in 4 number OF
our exchanges, but 1t is certainly not true,
so far AS Ottawa is concerned We arc in
formed tia. the Nicholson referred to was
formerly a resident OF the town Of Manlius,
in this county, but he was no minister of the
Gospel. He was brought to this city on
Thursday from Louisville by one Of our bro
kers Who had advanced him some $1,000 on
fraudulent grain receipts. but yesterday
morning, in some mysterious way, he slipped
through the jailor's fingers, and is again at
large.
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r-lO HIRAM Tiff, Of whom it may concern take no
= ;i-r. that safe Of Lands and Lots the taxes
and due thereon Tor the year D. $3.50 held AZ
La Sale and State OF Illinois by the Treasurer Of said
county, the ilth day Of May A. d. 1857. y John P
Anthony, purchased the north-wes: quarter Of the
northwest quarter % the northeast quarter Of Section
twtuty-th in Township thirty-on North, Range
three cas-; OF the third principal meridian containing
ten acres. assessed in the of Hiram TilTt
the redemption Of the will expire in two years
from the date Of said sale. janis JOHN p NTIiONY
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SUNDAY LEADER.-This is the name Of a
fine literary paper recently started in Chi
cago, by Messrs. S. 2. Rounds & Co. 1t
will be devoted to the interests of the great
northwest. 1t has already succeeded in ex-
hnnIn; some graphic incidents with which
the history of every county in each of the
western states, is more or less connected
We wish the enterprise success
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New Flour Store.

On II SHE 81, oyEostte Eusseirz Furniture DsDot
FE'EE subscriber has made arrangement. to KEEP on
u baud . large supply % Tire ctoice-t Winter and
sPrns Wheat Flour, imported rom Wisconsin, Ch.cag
aid Indiana, which liz VIII ssl ~ the lowest aarke;
price for cash.
lie viii also keep On hand Chicago Lime Cement
salt, Hams and PORK for wholesale aud retail trade
lie has also trst-rac- Lumber Wagon, Dung a pre-.
Mum wagon made slack Rarl) and an erc-I,-n;
two hcTsr Carriage, span % young Horses, aud Har.
u-.- 70 match Ass er-l head Of Cows all Of which
Be offer fo- sale "A; good bafr1ia-
Also, Far1a q u, rcres miles northwest Of Ot:a.
w., Ter rrat. gaEI5-tfi THOS. CARTON.
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1859 POPULAR TRADE 1859
Ribbons & millinery Goods.
RIBBONS, IIBBoNs.. RIBBoNs..,

RIBBONS! RIBBONS! RIBBoNs..!
TO Merchants NIineys .Eobbers Dealers in RijJons,
OiHiaeTy Goods, and cash Buyers "a al sec
The Cash Ribbon House, JIG Chambers St. Ne1c York.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
"E have originated new princip'e-a new era in
w the Ribbon Trade VIII reby make this business
PLAIN, SIMPLE AND STAPLE AS THAT OF BROWN sHEErINGs
w .SH for Cash We Buy foy. cash!
We are satisfied with PER CENT. PROFIT. Ask no Sc
cond Price Have all our Goods marked in plain fg-
nTes, that man. woman, and child buy alike" and
receive the same value for their money.
Our prices for best Taneta Ribbons, all colors,
No. IL IS CTS ret do pe'e' NO. No. s7 cts per d piece
X M Coy $shX do do No. No s, 9 =, ~ DO DO
No. l6 sl.411@ per piece.
We offer Fancy Ribbons az Styles all Colors, all qua
l"tes, at prices dtfying eompefit'on,
Our Establishment is the centre Of attraction for
Ribbons. .Quick Sales, Light Profits and g Good
Value" for Cash.
RoUcHEs, RoUCHEs!!
New Styles and Patterns, at saving of 80 per ccnt
from c,eH prizes. Examine our samples and be con-
WINGED.
BLOND LACES, CUTTINGS, &c, &c.
Our line of these Goods always full. We Import AID
d" Job" them once for 5 per cent advance. Marked
prices all Goods " in plain figures" sduiRg Of 80
per cent. Oh these Goods from credit prices.
Our intention is to make the Ribbon TRADE staple
in reg I'd prices domestic goods To do tbi. we
sell 81 ,O0o0 600 trorth Of goods per dnnUan
We are Union Men g No North" No South" We
solicit the patronage Merchants in every section
the United States and are the servants of all VINO favor
US with their Il ade and patronage.
JNO. FARRELL,
CASH RIBBON HOUSE.
JIG Chambers Street New York,
Janlo Near the Hudson.Rive Railroad Depot.
Drs. HARD & gEcARTHUR
Having associated themselves together for practice
OF their profession respectfully tender their services to
the citizens of Ottawa and vicinity
N B.-All persons indebted to either Of the under
signed are requested to call Immediately and arrange
the same.
Office Hunters Drug Store. La Sale st.
g. HARD, NJ ID,
isn1S X. NJ. MACARTHUR, NJ D.
DIR. CARL OTTO,
German Physicidn--.Ndin Street, Oftdac0, ~.
Oaice-up Al I, ne 1t door Of Bank Of Ottawa
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CALIFORNIA ITEMs-A man named Ward
caught A. r. Mallory, St; tie Comptroller, in
bed with his wife. Subsequently, W ard
shot at his wife. and thinking he had killed
her, shot Himself, infiictns dangerous
wound. Mallory is fifty years old, is mar
ried, and has large family of grown up
children. The press demand his resigns a.
ton.
DR.. ODowd had committed suicide in
consequence of administering an overdose
Of opium producing the death Of young
man named Bradley.
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HATS. CAPS. AND FURS.

All COSI
y Viz. s tEa s-sck a' Hat C.r, and F:-= <grrn-r-
j. Owned ~ r P4gscgIr q; cost either at wLoie-
=a-- Or retail. A BliIREE,
UsFigust NJ = 1. smith d %.
.l-lf-iE.E " y. SMITH, AgsHt
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Cen ~ ILLIXo!S-pryf McChesney, A.
si>tant state Gcologist, thinas he can fad
gold in most Of the northern counties Of this
STATE. lie has already found it in many, and
thinks that he can fad it in seventy counties
in tn State
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-15

There has been marked improvement in
the Pennsylvania iron trade, within the past
month. All the works on the Lehigh valley
have been shipping to the cities all the iron
they had on hand, and have as many orders
as they can fill. The coal trade is picking
up" too.
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Wanted Immediately.

q " . t--t-TI1 Tor.E1et . MAKE Ueu's sewed an
pes-cd Boots. Constant employment given. None
but IE-t-cs-s vorE1e=a viii b. accepted Apply at the
new Boot and Shoe tie vest side % IT,. Cour:
~ ~ RnIIES
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OTTAWA
Foundry and Machine Shop.

TT HE late firm Of GEiDLEY CoGswELL Co. haviug by
Il mutual consent: dissolved their business relations
the 10Th dag OF December last the undersigned
ing arranged with W. II. ". Cushan and :. D. Grdley
for their entire interest in the Ottawa Foundry viii
continue the business heretofore conducted By them
and solicits continuance o: the patronage bestowed
upon the late firm.
Having myself established the frs, Foundry in otta-
IA the year ls55 and continued in the business at
this place 10 the preseu, tire, aud having had one or
b,,-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-15

The Governor of New York states in his
message that there are in that State, eighty
four railroads built at cost of 1877 ,OOO, 900,
only fourteen OF which pay dividends, leav-
ing seventy-four roads which pay nothing
10 their OMnors
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Premiums TO AGENTS Getting Subscribers.
Those getting Club OF subscribers, at q each,
aud RENTING s0 will be entitled gold pen and sill
holder worth 3d. and subscriber will receive
one OF the above articles he may select.
Those remtting 500 for 10 subscribers, will be entitled
to gold pencil. with pen, worth 81.
Those getting up Club of Is subscribers and remit
ting $50, will be entitled silver watch or gold vest
chain, worth $40.
Those renting $40, for 30 subscribers will be ent'
worth SIS. .
Those RENTING 500 for so subscribers will be enti-
tied to gold chain, OF silver hunting eAseo ".en
worth i22.
Those RENTING $50, for 40 subscribers VIII DC enu
tlsd 10 u lady's gold watch, worth f5o; -,
Those RENTING $780, for 81 SUBSCRIBER viii DC ens'
tied o a gold watch, worth ~. ..
~ NJ D. DEAN, Pubfisher,
inn, 335 Broadway, New York.
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me POSTAGE 10 any part of the United States will be
o1 Le-'it1-For t-'9fs year for - Backvood," and
ou Fourteen cents year Tor each OF the Reviews.
Al me above prices the Periodicals will be furnished
ioF >+ ana as premium 10 sucscrIBers the Nos.
OF me same Periodicals for 1851 furnished csm
pIets. trittout additional Charge
thiike the more ei'hemeral Magazines OF the day
these PERIODICALS lose little by Hence a full wear
OF Tie Nos with no omssions) for 1851 may be regard.
ed nearly as valuable for 1859
Subscribers wishing also the 1856 and 1854
Will be supplied AZ the following EXTREMELY Low RAres
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Tar Sals NOtire.

NOTICE is hereby given, 10 the following named per-
~ sons and all others interested that at sale of
Lands and Town Lots the and due there
on for the year 1855. held the II day of May -.
at the door OF the Court House in Ottawa La Sale
county and State OF Illinois, by the Treasurer OF said
County. became the purchaser OF the following de
scrhed tracts Of lani. %
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LGi.Ce of ItIsSoIuiiou.

TEHE cg-partDersaip heretofore existing under the
= name and style OF GElILET, CocsTELL Co, was on
tie 20b day Of December las. by mutual dis
solved. All the business Of the late firm will settled
by " IL " CUsiuan and : GT!djey, to whom al de-
InEds must DC paid. The Foundry and Machine bust
Hes- All he continued by William Cogswei for whom
solicit continuance Of the very LIBERAL patronage be-
slowed upon the .a.e firm. 4 GRlDLEY.
WI COGS WELL,
" ,'ISuu.S
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A STOCK OF PATTERNS.

LHequailea by any Shop an the Vest
All cid patterns FOR Harres:ers, Tureshng Machines
and Horse Powers a!sc for Mills and Engines on hand
All work done On sh-rt notice and at reasonable
prices. fLaHlyL WI COGSWELI
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Ct!tE d. fa-'1r ven 20 al whom j. may concern.
= sbz- 1T sale .. isnIs and Town Lots .ar the
- sud costs one thereon fcr tie year 4 T. let held at
- door ~ lie Court Hou=e ia Ottawa County % II
SH." ana sat" 81 Illinois by th- Treasurer 81 saiI
aT9er r"re.ssrd the following described tracts Of
Or ,'o- "a The sane W expire iu years rom tie
day said -a.-.
Z r.ga os.'t r,.arir.-a~ Sc p
Savage e7s- =, acres af So, , 81
DO 81 acres W. ueg g..
Thomas Hitae eas, 90 acres o.. W. neg 10 y
g Virgil east 60 acres OF eli .~q %
-l-'rN ~ I-rj Eento. :" ceres Cd swq SO
Jazz Reed 20 acres VIII uea sgq = -
DO - acres Ell u-q swq - 81
40 lt sail sa-. ;h= 18Th day Of May. \. n 1857
tic subscribe purchased the olowu. des ribbed tracts
81 land tcared IN said co.n;y, and that he tine OF
redemption on the same Will expire in years from
te day Of said sale.
To 5rhoD, o,ss'E IJ.,crigffs7 Sc T Y
Miller east 20 s-res ~ sb sso .. -
&C., -
HT,eiheA ocper 20 acres wh seq nvq IS ~ !
Horace t2gs"eH east 80 acres OF swq IS 81 5
AEd AZ the sale aforesaid he day last Aforesaid
Richard Ihorne purchased the following described
tract q Land, situated in said county the taxes ana
costs due thereon for the year A D. 1872 and assigned
redemption on tie same VIII expire in years from
the day Of said sale.
10 ,c}gn ASST Description Sc T r
RedGick Hopkins 161 acres NEG - 81
janis WILLIAM REDDICK.
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EsrOspectus for $50.


sffiiE New Volume of the Ne,c York Weekly IUus.
II trdted Golden Prize, will Jan LIST, 1889
The following the names Of tie Lierat whose pro-
auctions will grace the columns Of this elegant journal
duIiSg the year:
REV. IL STURGEON, OF London.
&. W. N. REYNOLDS, of London.
q. 7. X. JAMES, Novelist.
SIR EDWARD BULWER.
GEN. Z. +. HENNINGSEN, late of Nicaragua.
col. &. W. CROCKETT.
A. u. MUNSON.
CAPT. VI. d. ALEXANDER, U. 8. A.
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. ID.
HENRY CLAPP, JR.
DIX. o. c. VAN buren,.
LIEUT.. J. NJ. PLATT. L. S. N.
7. CLINTON HARRINGTON.
MISS SOUTHWORTH.
MRS. ANNA WIlELPIEY.
MISS HEfTY HEARTLEY.
VIRGINIA VAUGHAN.
90 DI. VERNON.
MINNIE MANTOCR.
HATTIE CLARE.
MRS. 7. Is. SINCLAIR.
TERMS:
Terms Of Subscription, 50 year; and each subscrl.
per Is entitled to OF the articles named in the fol'
lowing List and requested to mention what article he
desires when he sends his subscription money:
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Hon. THos. DYER We learn with pain
that the Hon. Thos. Dyer met with a very
serious acciden on Tuesday of this week.
He was crossing the street to 90 to the
State house, when he slipped and fell, break
ing his leg just above the ankle. The limb
was promptly set by sergeon, and is doing
well. But it will be loug time before Mr.
Dyre will be able to 60 about
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sseauju: 4 Moving Iacbiucs.

rSIHE old iayOr.te Reaping aud Moving Machine H.
= GTer.'s Pdt~sf," VIE continue 20 be manufactured
by the undersi gned All orders solicited early
possible, only limited number Will be manufactured
the present year.
a also manufacturing Sugar Mil which Will be
ready for inspection in a short time ana 70 which
yite tie attention d those Interested.
Also. Horse Powers from 10 warranted equal to
aBy in JarI5I WM. COGSWELL.
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Splendid offers for 1856. '57, SO. and so.

y. B.-The price in Great Britain OF the Eve Feriodi
Gals above named is S3l per AMMAN.
As we shall never again be likely offer such induce
meits as those here presented, as Rs t1e SUD-
scribe.
~ Eemittances must in all cases, be made direct 10
tie publishers. for these prices commission be
allowed TO agents Address
LEONARD SCOTT CO.
nov2. No "a told STREET N<,o york
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Sidewalk Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested,
~ that plank side walk has been ordered to be
structed according law and ordinance by the City
Council of the City of Ottawa and that grade for the
same has been duly established viz cling at the
west side of Clay street, and running to Buchasan
street. the north side of Main street. Now unless
said walk is built within so days from this date, the
will be built by the city council and the expenses
thereof assessed the lots parts of lots fronting
said side walk, according to law.
janis J.AyERY, city Clerk.
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TREMENDOUS News FROM MExICo-ASoTH-
Err REVOLUTION A steamer at New Orleans
from Vera Cruz Dec. 25th, brings stirring
intelligence from Mexico. Gen. Robes had
completely overthrow the government of
Zuloaga on the 23d. Gen. Echegaray had
pronounced for Gen. Robes, but in o battle
with the army of Zaloaga was defeated, ia
ken prisoner, and sentenced to death at Puc
ba. A timely revolt in the city and the ar
rival Of Gen. Robes saved him, and over
threw Zuloaga. Robes Immediately releas-
ed all political prisoners. 1t was supposed
he would place Juarez at the head of the
government.
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janl5 J. AVERY, CNy cterG.
JNO. IIsSE q BIsO.,
DEALERS
Foreign & Domestic Fruits, Flour,
And also agents for the sale of the
DAYTON DOMESTIC MANUFACTURERS
Post Office Block, corner room. sep11
Grape Vines.
0ATAWBA and Isabella Grapeyines one wear old
~ roofs Warranted true to name, and will be ready
Tor delivery early in the spring. the 70 lowing yeduc-
ed prices. Fife cts each, ten dollars Der hundred
orders lett at the corner store, post block will
be promptly attended to. ldec 25l JNO. fIIsE.
WINTER WHEAT FLoUR-A choice article.
w ranted, for sale at Gdec25l HISE'S.
SPRING WHEAT FLOUR-A good article, just re-
- ceived and Tor sale at the lowest figure, atr
dec25 HlsES
H ayToN MILLS FLOUR choice article and FOR
IL sale at [dec25l HlsEs.
r ENONs AND oRANGES-Just received for ne no
/ ! lidays, and for sale At fdec2'J hioL .
@pJED APPLES AND PEACHES-A fresh supply,
/ inst received and for sale at ldec25l HISE's.
C,TuI THEY CoME-Candies from Stewards. New
- York received daily and for sale at HlSES.
stewart. Choice Candies.
urST received, fresh supply of Stewards New York
Il Candies of every variety, for sale wholesale and
tail, at iocZol iisES-
Rem Der.
yzyHA there are Book Stores in Ottawa but E. Y
stock Of Books and Stationery in the city. oc9
NEW RAIsINS AND FIGs-Just received from New
~ York fresh lot, at tnov2O] HISE'S.
DRIED PEACHEs-Just received. a lot Of Dried
IL Peaches. (pared]at tnov2o] HIsEs.
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Drs IA ~ ~
German Physicidn--!Nain Street, Ohd,c1, IN.
Ofioe-up stairs, next door west Of Bank OF oeA""
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Sidewalk Notice

Nue. a1k NOt1eS.
NOTICE is hereby given to all parsons interested,
~ that petition for plank side walk the north
side of Webster ST. from Walker ST. TO Buchanan ST. ac-
cordng to law and ordinance will be presented to the
city council at the next meeting.
ian1h J. AVERY, CitN ((erE
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, 1859-08-13

The notion TINT the press is to kccp its hands
gu the sacred reputation ofI11ouis Napoleon.
which some writer's hare put forth, and whic!,
that sn1rellins little journal, the New York
1sntt complacept!y, appreciates, is Ecbukcd in
manly way by the London 1fmee. Referring
to the remarks in Parliament deprecatiny the
lnrecsiscs Of tho newspapers upon tho French
Emperor, and 10 the Interference of his agents
IN suppressing its circulation in France, it says:
ons vss,!ca y and our bs1u. spe.k ty and
folow vocation ve cass 10 be altogether Wc aIe
ffee prtss which is about distinct thing from Core.
M ~ Mos11asa t ~ lying nan nom sssctou, forest
Describing then the pitiablc condition of a
press which is fettered by ceusorsbips, and the
moral prOstEatIon of a people which suffers the
organs Of PUBLIC thought to be turned into tic
mere records Of imperial DEGREES, it INSERTS for
itsc1f. in this naughty language, dignity that
IL; older and greater than that Of tic Bona
parties:
hsye ss xhat Is not true that another question
bceso Stale our c.: ift erisat S1orr s.drr Wyem~ liz
nGs ;'.a on{ .hsn 19ui. Napoleon ldej 81 Jaaes tt
5sts che IT. bFbt .! II Iussl ssS ~ sas
Let GS it. r. f.: e. M x ~ Eass e: Ss. r.
.fxx .sx p r I'd ;1sE y L
is Wight u sns hi Ho%ns
81 Ct q r. efa:ue I'd epen luiee III cz:sts oae
70 b ssqasahed u @ oui eSalen tFo'
Bravo Mr. TinNs! That Ii nrec;se1v shc
style and spirit in which the encroaching despot-
!sai Of the Continental rulers should be met. Il
Is the in which the pusillanirnous vl,ininrs
Of tue timid creatures who reprol,ate tllc free
dom o. the press should be reEuled, The news.
papers arc more important than dynast,es; thc
Independence Of the newspapers Of England is
oi greater concern to the moral well-beiuC Of
mankind than the continuance Of auy boise.
bonaparte, Bourbon oT Lorraine; and when the
dynastlcs complain Of the inyectiyes os the
newspapers, it is right to tell them bluntly that
they are m inferior at1air. They may WELD d
great many swords aud control great deal Of
wealth but the newspaper will lauxh ut the
s"urd and dcspiss the wealth.
IT the crowned heads have their p.croeati:e.
founded on prescription and the implied con.
scut Of their subjects, so the editors hayc their
prerosative, founded on right md the universal
conrictions Of civilized man. The t1rproQatiya
Of the editor IL bis absolute freedom to discuss
questions Of public interest according to his
own views Of justice and truth. Without that
he and bis function arc'both annihilaiel: With
out that there Is no longer security for tic neo-
pie or hope Of progress; aud without that tic
world rcrerts into barbarism aud darkness.
The society Of the nineteenth century could
very well spare at Unlimited number 0f Empe-
rors. Kings, Grand Dukes, and even I'opcs. il.
they were to be found, md perhaps be Lutte thc
worse Tor it; hut free press the society oi ,hc
nineteenth century cannot spare ut all
, 1859-08-13
III ORE TO BE ADMIRED
X &c III E ST DIANEm
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Worn by Kings or Emperors.

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hent!S SECURE to all ~,h ornament E1 the t,w1nsr
Ikl.orrc: AA1'
-: SEw 1oHx. april u, 1s;5.
nE Noop Dear Stt Permit me- tu cxu5.,. tn x,n IL.
an, under Tor th1 entire n4tosaf.on OF M hsr
y ss Htknal f: ahout the LING Of ny aJ1iyi In 1br
sgpsston Of Jour Eessosssss n u VIZ e: -
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