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The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14
PRlsoN LlFR- MECHANIC ARTS

Prison LIFE- MECHANIC ARTS
We saw yesterday ir the Corridor of the
jail aibeautiful miniature war brig, about
two feet in length, in all its appoint
ments complete, having a fine model,
masts, spars, cordage, carved figure
head, brass guns &c. &c. 1t is the
workmanship of a prisoner nam ed John
Wilson and does great credit TO the me-
chanical genius of the man. He has
expended the spare hours of eight or
nine weeks on the little craft None
but a mind well velsed IN the way
ships are built could have produced SO
nice specimen. Mr.. Wilson knows
how vessels are made and handled.
He is an old salt evidently.
The prisoner was sent to the Jail from
G'ass Valley for petit larceny in justice
TO HIM, we will state that a strong I'M
preston prevails that he is not guilty If
the crime; and certainly the skill and
industry of the man as ev;nced in the
miniature vessel we saw, is strong ar
gument in favor of the impression.
Fire at LoweH HW.-A cabin at Low
ell Hill accidentally caught fire on
9 p. NJ. while the male inhabitants were
at work in their claims. A blacksmith
shop and cabin were consumed. But
for the exertions of the ladies of the
place the whole town must
have been bnrred. The ladies turn
ed out en- masse and shoycled snow up
on the flames in the most heroic man
ner.
The Nevada journal., 1859-01-14

Daily Stage Line.
FROM NEVADA TO WASHINGTON
rc5Nf[R On and after Jan. l. 1856 the above
&y.G.sS,eeSsASs Line will run follows
Leaving Nevada at Z O'Clock, A. NJ, and passing by
Mountain Spring House, Morgan's, Cold Spring White
Cloud, Gold Hill and Alpha, aud arriving at Washington
by O'Clock in the afternoon.
II is the NEAREST and BEST ROUTE TO Washington
Omega Scotchman's Greek. Poor Mans Creek and
Eureka
Returning the stages will leave the SOUTH YuB.
HOTEL every morning at 9 O'Clock, and arriving at Ne.
vada by o'clock T. NJ connecting with the California
Stage Co.'S Coaches for Auburn, Sacramento Marysyle
and Shasta
Offiee-South Yuba Hotel. Washington
A. S. 0IIN, PROPRIETOR
VS.. McRoBERTs, Agent, Nevada.
Nevada, April 18th le56--t
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The regular meetings Of oUST0MAF LODGE. ""
l6wil be held every Tuesday evening atthe ncwHsn
on Pine street. (Kldds new buildng.)
ii CALVIN, Y. II.
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You may have heard of dignitaries, my
good reader but, | assure you, you know
very httle ola situation of trust or impor-
tance compared to that OF tie dressmaker
in small New England town.
What important interests does she
take in her hands How is she besieqed, !,
coarted, referred to Three mouths
beforehand, all her days and nights are
spoken for; and the simple statement,
thot only on that day you can have Miss
Clippers, is of itself an apology for omis-
sion of attention elsewhcre-it strikes
home at once to the deepest consciousness
Of every woman, married or single. How
thoughtfully is everything arranged,
weeks beforehand, for the golden, impor-
tant season when Miss Clippers can come .
On that day there is to be no extra
sweeping, dusting, cleaning cooking, no
visiting, no receiving, no reading or
writing, but all, with ole heart and soul,
are to wait upon her, intent to forward
the great work which she graciously af-
fords days leisure to direct Seated in
her chair Of state, with her well worn
cushion bristling with pins and needles
at her side, her ready roll Of patterns, and
her scissors, she hears, judges, and decides
&c cdthe{ra on the possible or not posi-
bic, in that important art on which de
pends the right presentation of the floral
part of Natures great horticultural show.
She alone is competent to say whether
there is any available remedy for the
stained breadth in James dreSs-whether
the fatal spot, by any magical hocus pocus,
can be cut out from the fulluess, or turn
ed up aud smothered from view in the
gathers, or concealed by some new fashion
Of trimming, falling with generous appro-
priateness exactly across the fatal weak
point. She can tel you whether that
remnant of velvet will make you basque
whether Mammals old silk can reap
pear in juvenile grace for Miss Lucy.
What marvels follow her, wherever she
goes What wonderful results does she
contrive from the most unlikely materials,
as everybody, after her departure, won
ders to see old things become so much
better than new
Among the most influential and happy
Of her class was Miss Prissy Diamond
a little, draper, doll-hke body, quick in
her motions, and ninbIe in her tongue,
whose delicate complexion, haxen curls,
merry flow ofspirits, and ready abundance
of gaiety, song and story, apart from her
professional accomplishments, made her a
welcome guest in every family in the
neighborhood. Miss Prissy laughingly
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equal to an attack of the cholera morbus.
He will not pay the preacher unless he is
pleased with him, and he seems careful
to always have an abundance Of objections
against him
Brother Uri Profit Grant Is highly graf
fled with the new preacher. He intends
to have him paid whether he suits hlm
or not-thinks the credit and honor OF
the Church demands that it should pay
its debts; says it is just as dishonorable
to fail 10 pay the preacher as for an indi-
vidual to fail to pay his store,bill and as
a man can not prosper for great while
who refuses to pay his debts, 50 no Church
can expect greatly to prosper when it will
not pay its debts
Sister Variety hopes the new preacher
will not eonfne his genius to the old fields
Of theology alone, but that he viii preach
on Pihe'S Psah, the morals Of railroads,
remedies for steamboat disasters; also
give US the result of all astronomical de-
yelopments upon the question, whether
the sun, moon, and planets are inhabited,
and if inhabited, whether the residents
thereon are fallen beings like ourselves ?"
Brother Whine says that preaching is
not what it was in days of old.
Brother Xcrxes, Major General, thinks
the preacher ought to study elocution,
and !he rules of beauty in language and
sublinity in speech; says he ought to
read Milton, Byron, and Shakespeare, in
order to make his sermons more captiyat-
ing and attractive to the more elevated
classes Of society than the ordinary rou-
tine of pulpit effort.
Brother Cynic Garble YelIowoyes,
Master Of Arts, has grace and virtue, out
they are strangely mingled with gaU and
riargqr. He thinks that the new preach
er is exceedingly defective iu grammar,
logic, and rhetoric, and that some of his
figures aud Illustrations are utterly iucom-
patIble with the true rules of taste, as
prescribed by the incompatible Mr.. Vel
loweyes, Master of Arts lie says that
the young preacher quoted Latin SEN
tence Incorrectly
Brother Zero has no opinion of his own
The last opinion he has heard is his opin-
ion. Zero is to the society what 0 is in
90; with the society he is Of some in
portance-without it, he is nothing. He
always treats the preacher very cleverly,
because he lets him have his own way
with the most humble acquiesceuce and
if he meets an obstinate opposer of the
preacher, he does precisely the same thing
Paris, H., april ,. 1859. j. L. CRANE.
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STREET EDUoATIoN.-A city mis-
slonary visited an unhappy man in Jail,
waiting his trial for State prison crime
Sir, said the prisonre, tears running down
his cheeki, 4 had good home education; /;
it was my street education that ruined
me. l used to slip out of the house, and
go off with the boys in the street. There
| learned to lounge; in the street learned
to swear; in the street | learned to smoke;
in the street | learned to gamble in the
street l learned to pilier. Oh sir, it is in
the street the devil turks to work the ruin
of the young,
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3l0Et'S G0rner.

Did any of our readers ever read prettie
poetry than the following, which we find un
'redIted in an exchange Ed
THE BABY.
Another little wave
Upon the sea Of life;
Another soul to save,
Amid its toll and strife.
Two more little feet
To walk the dusty road
To choose where two paths meet,
The narrow or thc broad.
Two more little hands
TO work for good or ILL
Two more little eyes;
Another little will
Another heart to love,
Receiving love again;
And so the baby came,
thing Of joy and pain.
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y. W. BIRD.

.bfElOR. will attend 10 all business in his
as promptly and faithfully Orders may
,e.yl 81 the Post Office in Coudersport, or
6. ,at house OF 81. l.. Bird in Sweden Twp.
Particular attention paid to examining lands
a- a9H-resileBts. Good references given
requested li:3O
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RGg~ The following is too good to be lost
of schoolmaster and pupils
"Joseph, where is Africa 7"
"Op the map, sir"
&C mean, Joseph, in what Continent
Eastern or Western Continent
"Weil, the land of Africa is in the
Eastern Continent, but the people, sir,
are all of EN- down South"
what are the products ?"
"Of Africa, sir, or down South"
"Africa, " you blockhead?"
4" Well, sir, it hasn't got any /; it never
had any"
Glow do the African people lives"
"By drawing"
"Drawing what-water r?"
"No, sir, by drawing their breath"
" Sit down, Joseph"
"Thomas, what is the equator
Why, sir, it is the horizontal pole run
ming perpendicularly through the imag-
nations of astronomers and old geograph-
ers."
"Go to your seat, Thomas"
William, what do you mean by an
ecIipse?"
An old race horse, sir"
"Silence. Next. Jack, what is an
eclipse?"
" An eclipse is thing as appears when
the moon gifts off on bust and uns agin
the sun; consequently the sun blackens
the moons face"
''Class is dismissed"
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O Y ELIISON-

aACTICNG PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
nHscl'u.ly informs the citizens Of the viii
lgs and vicinity that be will promptly re-
--aa 20 all calls for professional services.
eacs on Main ST., in building formerly oc-
'-aei by C.. ". Ellis, Esq. 9:22
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". X. KING,

'GyEYOE. DRAFTSMAN AND CONVEY
AgER. SmgJhport, Mkean Co, Pa, viii
-'s-l % business for nonresident land
-s-lcrs upon reasonable terms Reteren-
=" given q required p snaps CT any
P.r OF the County made TO order. 9:l3
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-TIL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR and
yAATGuT~NAN, Bingham, Potter Co,
Ps.v..l promptly and efficiently attend to
s. business entrusted to him. First-class
Professional references can be given if re
cured. l0:29-ly*
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Misrellanu.
An Egyptian Sensation Itenl.
From the Bgfulo Republic.

Three thousand three hundred aud fifty
years ago to-day, the 1lth of May, there
was quite an accident IN Egypt. Had
there been papers issued in that vicinity
at that time, what magnificent lot of
items could have been picked up for the
" Morning Egyptians" local department.
The accident referred to, took place in
this wise: A lot of Israelities had taken
lit into their heads to escape from the
brick making business, and accordingly
left their masters, the Egyptians They
crossed the Red Sea in body, the Egyp-
tians behind, close after them; but Pha-
raoh, the leader of the Egyptians, with his
host, met with fearful catastrophe, aud
all were drowned. The pursued had the
satisfaction, therefore, of witnessing ter
rible retribution, and feeling the satisfac-
ton of individuals who were thoroughly
avenged
People do not cross the Red Sea now
for any purpose-a railroad has been built
across Isthmus Of Suez, and people ride
now on patent hollow iron cylinders, in
stead of the old fashioned chariot wheels.
We can just imagine the announcements
made in the " Red Sea Morning Times
after the catastrophe of Pharaoh. It
probably read thus: 4aas
Red Sea Morning Times Extra.
APPALLING CALAMITY;
UNPARALLELED DESTRUCTION OF LIFE
DISASTROUS DISPENSATION. rt
CALAMIroUs LIST OF HORRORS
Forty Thousand usa ERgulphed in the Red Sea.
TWENTY THOUSAND HORSES DROWNED. ~t'
DISASTROUS DETAILS!
This morning, about 8 o'clock, Mr..
Pharaoh of Egypt, we'll known to our
readers as f" Old Pha," with retinue of
forty thousand men; ten thousand chari-
OTIS, and twenty thousand horses, attempt;
ed to cross the Red Sea by an unfre-
quented path. His guides suddenly lost
their way, and before they could get on
their route again, the whole body march,
ed into exceedingly deep water, and were
drowned. There was not single lite
preserver in the crown. IT.
We haze just returned from the scene
of this unparalleled disaster, and with
three able reporters have gone over the
whole ground We could see nothing of
" Old Pha,' who undoubtedly got bis leg
entangled in a chariot wheel, and not be-
ing tall enough to keep his head out of
water, miseraby perished. Our report
ers picked up few scythes that were
floating around in the water, and several
thousand solid iorn shields which foated
ashore, and whch the friends of the de-
ceased can obtain by calling at our Office.
The Coroner is now holding inquests
on the beach-only thirteen thousand
bodies have yet come ashore. He has
held inquests on about thousand. The
verdict of the jury was
DIED BECAUSE THEY LOST THEIR Way"
Coroners don't have such opportunities
nova days. Such calamity at the
present time would be blessing to Coroner
Randall But editors and Coroners now,
don't have such blessed opportunities az
the Coroners and editors ofthe olden times.
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@. OLMSTED.

.rraRSRY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
ls-1ersport. Pa, viii attend to all business
fzFasted 10 bis care, with promptnes and
"a, Gy Diice in Temperance Block, sec
cal lo0r. Main ST. l0:l
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Business Car08.
JOHN :. MANN.

JOHN :. MANN,
.TTuRNEY AND COC&SELLOR AT LAW.
Cs4-er-port, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and VI kcan Counties. All
J-s.uts. entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention. Office on Main St., oppo-
SIC toe Court House. I0:I
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ISAAC BENSON.

,rT0RNEY AT LAW. Coudersport. Pa, will
G.sld 20 all business entrusted to him. with
care aud pr0mptness. Oiticc corner Of West
end Third sts. l0.l
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F. w KNOX

iT0RSEY At LAW. Coudcrsport, Pa, will
Ng4l4rlv attend the Courts in Potter and
as adjoining Counties. l0:I
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4 Fyouwant to get your Watch 49,
Il es or Clocks put in good run IT
ming order, take them to DA YTON'S. You
will find him on hand to do your work on
short notice, and in workmanlike manner, at
No. 2, PHENIY BLOCK,
opposite Parmelee's Drug and Book Store.
Jewelry neatly repaired, and work done on
short notice, cheap for cash.
JOHN B. DAYTON.
WellsyilIe, April II, 1889 4o-smo
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ALLEGANY HOTSE.

I'll \. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
yer Co., Pa, seven miles north of Cou-
''~qFt oU the Wellfyillc Road. 9;4f
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NJ A MANN

A.aR ~ BOOKS ( STATIONERY, NAG
AliALs aad Music, \. W. corner Of Main
-i- Third sts., Coudersport, Pa. Io:I
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D. Z. OLNSTED.

lA-ER is DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
.o.aag Crockery, Groceries, &c, Main St,
.s.aesp1rt Pa. IQ:I
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MARK GILLON.

e.-t-ri sni TAILOR, late from the City Of
@'.rfoo. England shop opposite Coart
-..s. toldersport, Potter Co. Pa.
b.-Particular attention paid to CUT
.eG- l0:35-ly.
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Ss SMITH. =. A. JON
SMITH K JONES,
.L-IS8 EgIFH

,-kEs rs DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
..s- Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Goods,
s.eaerles, 6c., Main ST., Coudersport, Pa.
I0.I
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r, whom all Letters and Communication.
.rs.Id Doe addressed, to secure attention.
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL,
~ =. NLASSNIRE, Proprietor, Corner OF
.-'a p and second Streets, Coudersport Pot
/" Co., Pa. 9:44
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p. s-EsIED. =: ;. D. KELLY.
j. OLNSTED & KELLY,
...-.eR rs STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON
AAE. Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
e Coudersport, Pa Tin and Sheet
-a- Ware made to order. in good style, on
'-.-, notice. !0:l
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The Village Dressnlaker.

From Hrs. Ssolre's Ne,g Story, % TIE Minister
TVOoin1.n
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DIED BECAUSE THEY LOST THEIR Way"
Coroners don't have such opportunities
nova, days. Such a calamity at the
present time would be a blessing to Coroner
Randall But editors and Coroners now,
don't have such blessed opportunities as
the Coroners and editors oft olden times.
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TIE POTTER JOURNAL,
ThOs. =. Chase.

rgsLlsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY
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ooUDERsPORT,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-02-24
PROPOSALS FOR CURLING, PAVING, xc.

H ri.I .II w. HAxuxs AsxxfxG Z ?.
htf 6 "a .adii ffis Washington EsbfsaFy D. isha-
PROPOSALS. sn " rssslssd n tl ssce u s~A,
s az s.s a M .s f,ss 'ss ~ md s
tst asd seoaa osss aas
sas. isss s Il, IT, ss s . s1- = Is 81
o separately asdto be different tho
,sensns shs ss day April 1885 sseeah 10 she iowing
ms ss.-.sss y % q sss s, New yosk
.ixssa rhs Vide and n loss than s.ss and
'ss s - s.s = ss r..
ss . &. II sy S.s :ss T. ss s ar &
d on bed Of sharp sand spread inches bed
courses % ssc aaSI y ~ esIb and tbs
Sss @ ss s s than s full ~d' No extra
Tho stas pavrment u be qrtx
~ l. = liz Ss u .s ~ ~ sss 4 sss ssd
and eAn rsay frse from clay % oa least mao iaeies deep
and anss hes ssse, Ny
] s VII same iss ri s r
The tagging Is 10 be II the best quality bse rock New
inches long !, s.sa Inches Vide .aa s IT,. , ' s@ ssas
h is sh' as zoe. sa.s ma lee. shaa tour asAe. .sk
from clay @ nan sharp sand six inches deep With
Al grading exceeding to, be rated ~ trimming st
Tbs work 70 s do4s ~ tbs bt AND mo safAcon q
gwen q lie coaar,r add To- BE- eospssa ssis ss siss named
N &c order assa. !. be a:as aud ~.ss.a.s . s.a twelve
of Constructions y eosnee Us work 90 comvss wshp Die as
r rcqared Mayor q have fight
q apoyns other per,s 70 do .s such 'srs be
70 % s s NY loss Or damage s eofro'"9" may sustain
repairs rcsiag Witch may required sxlara
oa u this which
the Improvement, upon
a s as s ss = %ass @ &. s to y
the right q s~p ing any other psr.oa Or do The same o.
o. cnraors falling shah any loss damage The corporation
ess walso take that the eon.rau.ors w be required
comply strictly viii, the terms Of the contract and the provisions o.
For the due Of the work and the Furnishing Of the ma
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PROPOSALS FOR WELLS, PUMPS, &c.


OrrICk,
Washington, February s, 1853
PROPOSALS in writing will he received up
lock M day March nex,, making pumps by
ory materials and worIas h IN digging laying king and
completing for keeping the IN perfect
ss oa sasS I'd Is s second a r. ss lI
ar, and Seventh Wards and y the d district q
obe 70 different for The tenn Of oae year com
specaca,os No bid IRON any BIZ. practical pump
and the contractor viii be sere TO confirm rgdy
FOR WELLS RE- settst
digging wans wells including materials and removing the
a.t PEI loot meal ''e VANS % = ''' ''''' '" s' nara
sinking oM wells deeper, per foot ~ ~,
! yAkina aal Old wols and putting in same, per foot
CAGES more than eight isei length, IA do
new 5 s %s Is ,s as .
Paving wells including brick aud pump stone. ,aht
Opening old wells and covering with old materials each
Opening old wells and covering sau'c with new timber
Y " J FOR PUAps
can be done taking out the pump, each.
Taking and putting ~ old pumps, per log each G
M Ma,s , nsw y. jn'I M y na "n Yer os ~ 5
New boxes and spou,s in old pumps, each .s' ~ ~ f
Boxes md spouts for pumps, each.
Copper chambers for pumps
oak and tess long I"sr timber 70 be ii inches IN ans
Ter, All top pieces 90 have three coats Of paint
FOR HYDRANTs.
Keeping hydrans Ia repAr VIZ stopping all leaks ke ~
did irons belonging TO them when can be done without taking The
rasins oai hydrants and putting in same, each,
3 New hydran's, per hot .aaidsg ~ lAa3rdsU ssF 81
spous for hydrants, each ds8 e
psiuung pumps bydrauts three coats, eaeh ~ s6
Bids viii hc received l hyeraas from practical plumbers
te IRON WORK ttf
Handles ans spears plates, bands and repairs por pound
spou. aud lower boxirens Tor pn"i~ zach III Yl4sf 4
New spout and valye-irons Cor hydrans g8LasN XVI
and the materials he all Of the best quality Of their
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,xs,aa a. VI As Csysrnie" aIp"es~i March 2oisaal
"a - NJ a enacted That and passage this
M ,hs .us fe oS charles fos shc e'n eysnee = UT
s one Nae n, another Ia The city Washington, In HACKNEY
abs ~ asa vohicles, csItyng passengers Tor pay
% nefssen day broad a eight O'Clock p m sh Do" DO exceed
~ m, each every ~ ssA"e ~"
r one aud iwsntY ve csnss ws ny asance ose'
s - s anv hackney earsc eab othcr vehicle shall be
ltn pr longer period than hye aionts~ "s ass er
49,, he ID otsT v<"sss Wv ss.
"a bi'ssu nrnntee an a*t.e" -"
~ IA etnss de,enions aer than 30 f$
~ nr a. arysr other veoass
a aud ay pos ssniun on inc '0'ssSHS
rtr-.~i 10 addition thereto rtl -. .aaI
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ANEW JUVENILE BOOKS. iii
~ Mn ans. ChnrsSe, or A Week : Holiday "A X

ANEW JUVENILE BOOKS. ssril rt-,l ~,
IN Mn and Charlie or Awceks e"y at Ryiae Ree'efy price
yosne sbe way Jerry NJ Parker so cents.
The Mirage " lls pSkee ~ ssnfs
The TorasxJ skcsI Club price ~ CONS 49, etHf- "
BnuinE the AdoAed sun ~ HlsF stfTs The iosds
Nanny Thorn iioosc i'm tbs Pantry vup ~ ems W
Tae Is ~ Bishop Raycmcrrt, by J"hu N hsaon ~ pts ~
4..Ia.al. y l.ft+aifat
Melville Prayer Bsk instgvctans 10 csmis.
little tI'scopslaa, by A. A G 90 cent? ! $40
Fsy ssle by rl.f BLANCHARD MoHuNf
pd ta.A Isl "a Corner ~ lin Penn.
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Thu Grand Duke Baden Louis born Angnst a. iszA " aaa
snsylia4sls,p Ly Of insanity. =. y y - .,, y.
perduaod, hbAad Of The late Queen was fsyeu'
81 fieuiember -, 1879 ~ -. n. ~ 80 a
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