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John Wise; the aronaut, left Lancaster,
Pa; for ST. Louis, ola Chicago, on Wednes-
day last with his monster balloon to pre-
pare there for an ascension. He expects to
land between Philadelphia and New York.
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The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the r. & NJ r. r. Co, took place yestcr
day. We have no account Of the proceed
ings when we 60 to press.
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Ordinance No. II.



MENTS AND CUTTERS
Be At Orddined bY the T0,rn Comet Of the TotrYs
OF agency city: That any person persons that
shall ride, drive, or hitch any animal animals,
any of the sidewalks pavemens, cutters, drains q
within the corporate limits of said town, shall be
guilty of misdemeanoI, and upon conviction shall
be fined in sum not less than fifty cents
than five dollars for each offence, together with costs
ofprosecuton. Passed in Council. May 3Ist, 1883.
J. Q. A. DAWSON, Reed. Pro Tom.
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New LoNDoH, June l3.-At the city cleo
tion to-day the Republicans made clean
sweep, elccting to-day j. n Harris, Mayor;
VIM. w. Stark, Clerk, and all the Aldermen
Councilnen, and City Sheriff; by about so
--l-- -.--
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JESSE BRooKsnRE, Mayor.
Ordinance No. 4.

IN UKUINNNNE To REGULATE TIE SALE OF
LIQUORS IN THE TOWN OF AGENCY CITY
Sec LIST. BE IL Orddined By the T0,cn Council of
the To'cR Of AGencg Ctr: That no erson or persons
shall. by himself or agent, or clerk SELL vend or in
any manner dispose Of, Intoxicating liquors within
the limits ofthe corporation in any other than
rs hereinafter descrhed-they shall petition the coun
ell writing setting forth the kind OF house to be kept
and the manner In which said house is to be kent
&gned by at least ten respectable citizens residing In
sh" swn setting forth that the petitioner or petition
err ofgood moral character.
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GALENA, June 16.-The Classical Institute
Of this city, together with its contents, was
destroyed by fire last night. The Library
was partially saved in damaged condition.
Loss S14, 900; insurance $4,000.
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y I"-SI1 DINVVIN~TIINT', NIHY VI
Ordinance No. z.
AN ORDINANCE TO REG ULATs THE TRANSPOr-
TATIpN OF GOODS OR PERSONS WITHIN THE
LIMITS OF TIE CORPORATION

AN DiNANNE u iIt'JLAi5 HE TRANSPDH-
TATIoN OF GOODS OR PERSONS WITHIN THE
LIMITS OF TIE CORPORATION.
Sec. l. Be IL Oy5diDed bv tie TO1cp CoupciZ of
the 70trn A0eHcY tHH That any person or per-
sons transporting goods paSscng from any part
of the Town to another shall he Overned by the fol-
lowing regulations They shall petition the council
in writing settngforth what they expect transport
and the kind OF vehicle to he ed by them the num-
Der ofthesame, and the number of Horses Mules
en- to be use to each vehicle and igned by least 1--WE
respectable citizens residing in the corporation set
ting-forth the person persons named in the Pc
tion to he of good moral character and safe for per-
sons to transport goods other articles in their care
Each petition shall he accompanied with the sum of
s. for at the ratio f.~ six months and
If after due consideration of the petition by the couu-
Gil they shall deem the petitioner petition
thy, they shall grant said petitioner petitioners
license for the term of not less than six months from
the date ofsaid license. to and one vehicle
either for the Transporting goods passengers with
in the limits of the corporation and the person or
persons thus transporting goods passengers from
part of the Town TO another shall be allowed
a greater sum than Twenty five cents for each
person and Baggage and for each trunk transported
in any hack, shall not be allow ed to charge greater
sum than twenty-five cents any where within the linn
Is of the corr Grafton.
Sec, I'd. Any person transporting goods or passen-
gers within the limits of the corporation without first
complying with Section LIST. of this ordinance and
obtaining License SO to do, and numbering the
vehicle vehicles, according TO the number of Lii
censes, shall he deemed guilty OF misdemeanor
and upon conviction shall forfeit and pay fine OF
not less than one Dollar, than Twenty Dol
lars together with of prosecution and in
of payment of said fine and costs shall be commite ed
to the county Jail not less than ten nor more than
Twenty days
Passed in Council, May 24th 1850 ..
j. III. CARTWRIGHT Recorder,
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Ord inance No. II.
New Advertisements.
5. M. PETTENGIEL Il CO.

A DIV ertising A gency,
1l9 Nassau St., New York, and 10 St., Boston.
8. NJ PErTESGILL Co., the Agents for the
COURIER and the most influential and largest circula
ting Newspapers in the United States and Canadas
rates.
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The Dubuque papers of Friday say the rv-
er has receded about six inches since it com
menced falling:
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J. Ii. CARTRiGHT, Recorder.
Ordinance No ES.

ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE BUILDING OF
OCT IIOl SES.
sec.t BE it Ire 7osca C0ancH critic Tba"n
pT ApeRcY CitH: That there shall not exist. within
the limits OF said corporation, any prvy. clubhouse,
or water house. only under the following regulation,
to-w.; Such buildings shall have hole duI in Tie
ground of the following dimensions, to be not les
than six feet deep aTa not less than four feet each
across the top, and the to he curhca walled
with either brick stone, half plank; and
E hch house neatly fitting upon such curb wall and
all said houses that net constructed hcrei -
declared rnisaic, ?n the Marshal o. said TOWN. hall
notify the nw1ers agents of the same and II they DO
not ahote the at reasonable time the said Mar
shal shall proceed forthwith ahate the at the
expense of the property lot upon which said nuis
is situated
See ANY person persons violating any of the pro
visions of this ordinance, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and upon the conviction shall be fined
not less than dollar than five dollars for
each such offence, together with of prosecution.
Passed in Council, May 3lst 1Si9
J. H. CARTRIGuT, Recorder.
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The peach crop in New Jersey, Delaware
and Eastern Maryland is said to promise an
abundant harvest this season
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AN ORDINANCE TO LICENSE BALL AND Bill
LARD SALOONS.
Sec. LIST. BE ii Orddined blythe T01n Council of
the IO,on Of Agency CITY: That any person or per-
sons wishing to keep what is usually termed nine or
ten pin alley within the limits IF the corporation
shall first petition the council for license so to do
which License II granted, shall not exceed the sum OF
forty dollars nor BE less than ten dollars for
Sec. 2. That any person, wishing to keep within
the limits of the corporation Billiard saloon shall
petition the council for a licenese to do which
license II granted, shall not he less than five Dollars
nor more than Twenty dollars for one year.
Sec. Sd. Any person or persons, violating any OF
the provisions of this ordinance, shall be d, emed
guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall
forfeit and pay fine of not less than five dollars nor
more hs'n Twenty dollars for together
Passed in Council, May oath, 1859.
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JESSE BROOkSH1RE, Mayor. Ill
Ordinance ne. 9.

BE IL Ordained bp the T0acn Connect of the Torn
Of A0eHcY CITY THAT any person persons who
shall either own hire lease house other build
ing, and allow Gambling games of chance to be
played with either cards, dice other device where
money other consideration is placed at hazard
shall lie deem'd guilty of msdemeanor and upon
conviction shalt forfeit and pay fine of less than
Ten than Tive ty Dollars for the first offence
and for each subsequent offence shall he fined
not less than Twenty Dollars nor more than Forty
dollars together with costs of prosecution Passed in
Cnnnc MnN 24lh 1870
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AN ORDINANCE TO REGULATE THE SALE OF
GOODS AT AUCTION.
BE IL Ordained by the 7o,cn Council of the
10,on ~ Agency CITY That any person persons,
Offering goods or any properly for sale public auc-
ton within the limits Of the corporation, without first
obtaining alicense TO do om the Marshal of said
Town, which license shall not be granted for less
sum than two dollars nor more than twenty dollars
shall be deemed guilty Of a m sdemeanor, and upon
conviction shall forfeit and pay fine Of less than
five than ten dollars for each day said auct
is opened goods offered, and on failure pay said
fine shall he committed TO the county Jail not less
than ten more than Thirty days.
Passed in Council Nav cath, 1859.
J. II. CARTRIGHT, Recorder
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The Davenport Qowa Democrat says that
an official letter from Kossuth to Hungar-
an exile at that place has been received, re-
qnestinr him to take immediate steps toward
embarking for Hungary. From the tenor of
the letter it would appear that Kossuth was
engaged in raising an army.
Kit Carson has been sent from New Mexico
towards Pixies Peak, to caution the miners
who are about extending their prospecting as
far down as the Villa Salada, not to provoke
the Indians to hostility, and also to urge the
Indians to keep away from mining country.
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NO. "a

Sec Cd On the presentation of said petition to the
council and on due consideration Of the same, the
council ueeming said Petitioner suitable person to
keep a house of public entertainment, and to keen
liquors for his guests grant said petitioner or petit
TONERS permit to do, the following conditions.
that said petitioner pay said corporation such sum "a
the council shall think reasonable and proper which
sum shall not be less than five dollars more than
forty dollars for tavern house for the term OF
one year, and corresponding amount for any less
time and be liable to any person injured by the sale
or giving away of any Liquors by him. and shall keen
an orderly house. nor allow any riots, loud talk or
loud prof swearing in said house. is he or thew
to allow any drunkenness in said house about said
house.
Sec. 8. Any person or persons, violating any Of
the provisions of this ordinance selling vending
liquors in the corporation without complying with
the provisions Of this ordinance, shall be deemed gull.
ty Of misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall for.
felt aud pay fine of not less than five dollars nor
more than twenty dollars, for the first offence and
double the amount for every subsequent offence to.
gether with costs of prosecution and be liable the
laws of the State relating thereunto, and nothing In
this ordinance shall be construed to conflict with
the laws of the State of Iowa. relating TO the sale Of
liquors the regulations of taverns and houses Of
public entertainment.
Passed in Council, May cath, 1859
J. H. CARTWRIGHT, Recorder.
pRDGESIiIRE Nayor
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Congregational Association of
Iowa.

Rev. VIM. Salter, of Burlington, was cleo
ted Moderator of this body, which met at
Muscatine on the LIST inst We learn from
the Journal that the whole number of Minis
tiers, delegates, and others, in attendance from
abroad, was 155, and that twenty-five of the
Ministers were accompanied by their wives.
Rev. j. P. Kimball, of Keolluk, preached the
Associatienal Sermon on TIL lrsday evening.
On Friday resolutions were introduced in re-
lation to the Oberlin rescue cases. which eli
cited some discussion. The subject was laid
over for futher consideration. Afternoon
Friday, soma time was spent in hearing from
delegates from abroad Rev. A. Stephens
presented the cordial greetings of the General
Convention of Vermont Rev. Pin1or Field
presented the salutatons ofthe General AS
ISOLATION of New York Rev. A. S. Kedzic
appeared as the representative Of the General
Association of Michigan. and Rev. f. B.
Turner represented the General Association
of Illinois. Rev. E. X. Alden and Rev. F.
Perkins being present from Massachusetts,
were invit ID to speak in behalf of the old Bay
State. They both responded in cordial and
hearty expressions Of the Congregational pas
tors AMI churches of Ma sachusetts with those
of Iowa.
On Friday evening the Ministers and their
wives, and other delegates, partook Of a col
lation prepared for them at the residence OF
Rev. A. B. Robbins, by the ladies and gen
tlemen Of the Cong 'egational Church, at
which speeches, pleasantly and wit, made it
an occasion of rare social interest The
Journal does not furnish us with the full pro-
ceedings Of Saturday. Rev. Mr.. Salter
prea ched in the evening, AMI the pulpits of
the different churches were fllei by Minis
tiers from abroad OH the Sabbath
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JESSE BROOKSHIRE, Mayor.
Ord ,Iance No. 3.

Or(li namce No. 8.
AN ORDINANCE TO RESTRAIN DOGS
Be IL Ordained by the Tonn Council ofMe 7o,cn
Of Agency CtN Sec. 1st All owners of dogs of
three months old and upwards, shah pay a license of
one dollar annually for the privilege OF owning and
keeping such dog in the limits Of said corporation
and procure collar either Of leather or meta, 10 be
placed around such dogs neck, with the initials of
the name OF the owner marked on said collar and it
shall be the duty of the Marshal after the taking ef
feet Of this ordinance, to impound make way with
dogs that owned in said corporation or that NAV
be running at large without owners and without said
collars
Passed in Council, May cath, 1859. ...... .s..
j. H. CARTRIGUT Pecorder
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Confused and Unsatisfactory Accounts.
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the beach by her husbands hands. A sing
lie peasant who assisted him was taken by
the Austrians, and hanged, drawn and quar-
tered.
Garibaldi eluded his enemies, traversing
the forests and mountains from the east shore
of the Adriatc to Piedmont, whence he en-
barkcd for America In New York he be-
came the master Of vessel, from which he
obtained a livelihood; and was subsequently
engaged in the candle and taliow trade. In
1854 he returned to Piedmont and proclaim
ed his allegiance to Victor Emmanuel on the
Indirect assurances Of the latter that the next
Italian Revolution would inl favor in the
Sandman Co, rt. From that time until the
present. Garibalii has lived on his own farm
on the little island of Caprera. The events
of his past life, no less than the remarkable
exploits Of the past few weeks, promise for
him the place of conspicuous ability and val
or among the Generals oc the war in Italy.
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UATE THE ALLIES 4 VICTORY?
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Foreign News.

ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON.
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GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT At MAGENTA!

FOUR DAYS LATER.
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Cufse--lhiS was my S'Hf anu DelleVe II W
have been the goal of most of my country
men. Italy could not be ungrateful to her
liberators, whoever they might be-" The
King received him coolly, but accepted his
services, and then placed him in position
where he could not fire a single shot at the
Austrians. Charles Albert was Routed and
lost his crown. Garibaldi then began to OPP
crate on his own account. With 1900 pat
riots he entered northwestern Lombardy--
the same territory which he has now Sec
ond time overrun---and defeated the Austri-
ans in two bloody engagements. He then
went to Rome and assumed the defence of
the new Republic against the combined forces
of France, Austria and Naples. The hercu-
lean energy and dauntless courage of Carl
bala inspired his soldiers with the highest
heroism. Regiment after regiment of the
veterans of Agiers were hurled back from
the gates Of Rome, AMI it was not until af-
ter a bombardment Of the city, TO which Gar
iba'li hal no means Of reply, that he formed
a resolution TO cut his way through his enc
mics to Venice, where the republicans were
making their last stand. In this he was al
most successful, but, arriving with few
boats in sight of the mistress of the Adriatic,
he was met by the Austrian blockadng
feet Several Of his boats were captured,
bu, Garibalii himself escaped to the shore.
Here his heroic wife who accompanied him
in all his perils. died and was buried near
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ROISI\.So\ -
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! best fHRi I}dN ~ $50 anr tnlf the GEpi tpA2At
the pIf>PHiII' a. IAt in condition.
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Nh long experience in the II III @ rto faction
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Nos and II silng~potfH Nttr,t
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Robisou's Ma,ipu ted Guanois also sod nit ls
tie folio ng Agents
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SCHIEFFELIN. BROS. & CO..

IMPORTERS AND DtALtks
DRUGS. PAINTS, OILS, pEkFUMERY, &c ,
15O Williou 81, or. Bcekinnn, Ny.
INVITE the the trade Their varied
stock OF
DRUGS PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY, &c
In i;ion their regular mportaons Of Staple Goods
they also receiving ct from he production
Id plies To0th, Hdjr hai Irashr
BrJn.es CHris, Mortdys FrshCh and EH9h
LHbps Dtter articles
Ell "A Druggists stocks. which also cLAbcd %
HE most terms
~ Orders ctherin person by mali i'll pro Ut
V. co apl - DIV
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~,rcri Rockets and Corner OF Gary aud ian STR" Is
III uMoND, VA, KElsIt rAnn, lr'Ftct"fs he sub
the citizens ct ktchn"ud and deal
they nthui ciuitE
quaint, STONE W AXE winch lh'Y "II ',!i at the
I'll. uins i.Irr, rlh II Rherdi atsenHH Jr'dsa
Al sud by Will be deliver, III any i'f {" the oiy
H,eut change. lll'S W hiE>LE,
DAVID rAtR.
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MACHINE ABE
III d IL ) 1; SEI d ES.

tB'IiE TROY IRON AND NAIL FACTORY at r,oy n
u \ hir" HENRY BURDEN. IMPROVED HORSE
SHOE MAJ HlNERI successful operation, and arr,
prepared To execute Orders HORSE MI LIZ SHOES
pl an. eight and Pattern, at pflte hut little he
Pure at li"sc Shoe Iron.
The quiy 81 the Iron used in these Sh.es warranted
every respect These Shoes have proved o. ana az
toN used ny me hted states rXclus,cl
sony hahy 81 IN" irlht pa Stage and tnIi
Horse >horlN throughout the fnuary shoe, ear i
purchased through the principal !artw aud Iron St IA
TIC | nltcd States
Orders ir' sacd to the subscriber Troy will rc,,,
prompt Al; outiou. WIN. r. Isl RllN A,,rn
api,iiy
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NoR Charlottesville stanton Icwisbnrg. and Charleston
n Va. Guy andottc Tw daily Trans tor Washing
,n BALTIMORE, ihiadcIlhia, New York Wheeling tnc.u.
mai. LOUSY iIc.
~ MatiAnA Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily
light Accommodation Passenger Tram leaves Richmond
SAT except Suuda, - at Il1 T. Nj
T. NJ, aud the - l. VI with the ala \ NJ Express Tram,
r'n Washington Tor The dllt rent points ah"Nc named
" lhrouAh Tickets be r"cu,,d Ia hburs at the
rNct pncc OF the souhsie RsiIuad 10, ct a W HORN
III, Ticket Agent.
10 New N"ik....,.... ...............,......t ~
To W asigukton ani AcNal0fid. 10 ~
tot W aslngtu set down Hotel
Prul~ Wis ania ANcuur nee al chafEc.
4 srnscrs iraNi iNuvhhnrg 80 l. NJ Icy the rcsGlt
Mail raI connect ii,hm"ud VITA the \ NJ aud
"'NIug by the Freight \ rommoddtiun 10 \ NJ
WITH the Il5 4 Vi. lIiu.
'-'hsers and thr baggage transported between Tho IL
pots IL, hmouI Irrr charge AMI to the Depot II,
lo "n innsy wanna Av,nuc as.t tlus savin.
hrr
through Tickets Doe procured IN Washington 10 ri.
.niE gainesville. DAYTON tnuma us Ohm Decatur j. liz,
'"uNr Indiana Ills, amt Vine nnr' lIri an'Ha; Louisville,
sFhN 81 Louis. the
h,,l " BaG checked through.
InDS. BOD tMEAD
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4 ,OLD MEDAL. GRAND .ND sQuA.

NOLD MEDAL GRAND AND sQCA.E
~ pIANDS -SIEINWAN a Suns. ~ Walker ST tntar
broadway } Nnw York, Manufacturers wtr an
aw trdcd the Fusi Premium where hen.
they lrouEh their Fortc ut, com ~ a ss4
petition With Tho best makers OF boston, Newt . I
York, Philadelphia ami ljaltini re
Received Toe /" first prize Medals the an air
Washington, lr55
he It> Premium "a gold Medal Tor the Forte
at the MaTN and Institute, Baltimore. ls.6.
The EifH Pre- Medal tor the For
lean Institute, Cry sal Palace, New York. rod
The First frcul.1n Gold he best ran pan,
at the MAJ Wand lIsutute. Baltimore,
la" fif-t Premium The To Fa Detroit lS57
The flrst Premium Al the State Far. richmond
Among the Judges 4ra utot / conn
try such a, w Maspn Gosglalk Wui.nkaupt &c Grand
aud square Planes nh the Tan wooden .nI Iron
lame 'oH'piith are Tor three Prices
y <CDI mali I..,
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EakNlIa An. anna sa..!.
wnpItn,iE .A>p RETAIL.
IL. Il. u !. N,it \ \ /.
81 80 ERY, (N"o.,.,,e Ha,e liou-r.J aud
d. fEA AL st, l.'.,'.. ,>torc,J Aes OK.
Wuele found ,hy 49,, a,,t III
d: q ssiI.s OF - E..iai,L " whoirsnic Prices
AT tnc akun..y
Al Furniture enaraureda> "a, se.l;ci ono hundred
hf Lands CONSTANT! rm., .niaCtunE AN
nett 1t ,am. part OF nusewu,d,
lac, .tuy aii Naiuut
PARLOR rGliN4rURE,
iiro slr Brort:cir. DcaIr Han Cloth. Rose
Mood, h,a.ogany ami Iit,II,
& II A M Is 4 x r y * I u r E,
dollars Also
COMMON FtkNIi,nt. steat variety. A
Gili ana Main taAa Hti.apr>
Ilar Patent /. BtB>ItADs Win
>ii.uL ana Han. Mattrcssv aitUic
! 8, aub0lIS 1ad Hottts fnrnt>ad
pea1 will ma II &" th,r THO II give call.
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REM OVAL.
NEW STAND Nd NEW GOODS.
n HAVE SOLD orr III AT lion ALI OF MY OLD
and uu''dnd ,'""'in and the i oil
sue 10 tboS
Mlofs ana NV i,,ulsipE ht.sc 7teck OF
American, Blush, I'ie.ICu. OWLS, German and
Italian DIy Goods
OF the attest - les, t,i low Prices ask the
al ths 'ity oouhtI. call. l'rts /
my sI!'s a. hetutuivfe. g. tf casa.
s,f.lo-ds 49,. j fll;NlS. Agent
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