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lasks N yffssas On sies iissdsehs maj be
presented and n taken n iha commences.
men, ~ IN attack lmmeiials relief from
pain and sickness Gill ~ 1h'sined.
Tho, seldom fail In removing The fsssss
AMI Headache q vhieh females are subject.
They sei gently upon The bosels,-r.
moving rHstitehess
fof Literary Msn. Students, Delles,s 70.
males and All other oihef parsons ~ ssdsn.
tafy habits, thsy are valuable ~ laxative,
improving the appetite. gi'lns tone and
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tbs natural elasticity aud strength " The
shole system.
n. CEpIlALIC PILLS ara the result u
Iohg lnvoatisaiion and carefully conducted
experiments. having been In use many years
iufins when time they have prevented and
relieved q vast amount N pain and suffer.
ing from Headache. whether originating In
the nervous system or from n d~efsnsed state
VI the stomach,
They are entirely vegetable Ia their CON.
position, and may be taken nj all times With
perfect safety witbou, making any change
" diet, and the absence ~ any disagree.
able taste renders II easy 10 administer
them 10 children.
BEWARE OF coUNTEnFEfTsi
fhe genuine have i've signatures Of Henry
q. srnldipg on ench Box.
Sold by Druggists aud oil other Dealers
in Medicines.
A box will be sent By mail prepaid OF
receipt Of the
All orders should BE- addressed to
HENRY O. bPALDINo.
10 tsAsv street, 1'svh.
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CuASsr OF ScssprtE-Tr~elcrs
vouttdo we'll to read the new SEIZED.
ale on the Miss. 1 Tenn. railroad. in
smother column, IS they do no, want
70 Re leN.
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w publish to-day the proceedings
of the late meeting II the Board Of
Directors. We hope every n will
remember aud attend the meeting On
the ilth inst, NJ II IL very important
,ha, the Premium Lisi for this year
should BE- made up a, once. Other
Socic,ie. in this State have already
published their premium list. Why
should Pamela county be behind
Our thanks are due and hereb,
rendered for the complimentary vote
Of tho Board in our behalf. W. shal
endeavcr 10 msri, the same.
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,aass. OH " 80 ishh = we VA"
ss.s.s ,s,s n. r. si,sess - ~. t''ms
.t,iss u Ne rsi'ao h'''ff 'N' $40
tal .hss, 10 tsy NJ \ stfh W m' =
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2, ,AKEN Up ny W.. II. eio,e, near sar.
dis, two fine mules, the one n mare
medium size and light mouse color,
~ year. ola, appraised TO Sl2t the other
u . horse mule 10 year. old. with a small
white ,pecs on the left shoulder, apprais.
ed 10 $50.
p. u. JONES. Ranger, PC.
panols, March 4. 1861. bI-3w
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RrThc latest news Ne have are
decidedly warlihe. Are you ready
II not. 70, ready at once. There Is no
acdsing the question, ycrmus' fight.
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A. certain untrissirlsd persons ere =.
tempting n palm 81 % the snessSse
pvhiie. Mutations Of ny PsePesss 49,
vsula caution all psrssns 70 sssrsss -.
S.,e o-,eeAssise. es1 see shattn fau 49,
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R~synoldsbWry, Franklin Co., Ohio.
January ., le0l.
1lsSRf c. SfAtpiSe,
No. ~ Cedar st, n. ].
Dsas Sn-lnclosed find twenty .6vs (2e)
cents, for which send boz Of "Ceyhal,e
Pills, Send to address Of Rev. Wm.C'
FILLER. Revuold.hurr. Franklin Co., pho.
Your Pills ,rork like a ehdrm-esre
Headache almost instdntsr.
Truly Yours, u.,.c
wM. c. FILLER.
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10y virtue NJ nm execution IL nv hands.
- issued from the Circuit Court 81 Pan.
ola county, Mississippi. 7 will. IN Monday
the III dr ~ April within lawful hours
soil ut public 40 'tipu, n, the Court House
door II .aii rount,, to the highest hiii.t
fur cash. lots No. ande. in block 9. IN the
town Ut Pamela. together with MI The right,
title. claim W tntcrcs, either " law or equity
~ rhoma. h.. Randolph. in md 70 .aidlots.
i.sisd IN -. the property u said Thomas
=. Randolph 1, satis ~ an execution in favor
n Thomas 4. clarke.
JAMkS u. JONES,
Sheriff Of Pamela Co.
March G. 1851 n7.3w
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SAVE TIE PIBCsSl
ECONOMIC DlsFAien'
er.A srr,rr IN TVS sAvssNfsr.'A
A. accident. wili happen, even ~ VII
regulated families is sesy desstsS't w
have some eheep and ecnveniess ~
,sr.;rips Furniture. Toys: Cfceeesys~s'
spALprro's PREPARED oLvs
,,..,, ,II sucA emergencies. asd no hoass
az. ss.,d 20 he without II. Il 10 sSSs!'
ready asd sp 10 the sticking point.
.uvgruL m EvHnY houes
n. IA svsh accompanies sssh ess''s'
p,;e, Is eesss. Addsoe, -
HENRY G. SPALOIN0,
No. a Cedar street, New Iess'
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Belle Vernon, Ohio, jan. Is, 1861.
IIrSKr &. srAlDISg, ksQ.
Please find incIo.cd " enty.6sc cents,ic
which send me another boz Of your Cepha.
lie Pills. They are arr truly the beat Pm
pirse, A. SLOWER, p. N.
belle Vernon, wysndot, Co., y.
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Bsrsriy, Mas., Dec. IT, Isto.
II. G. srstptsd. ESQ.
wish for some eirculars OF large show
bills. 10 bring your Csphalic pills more
particularly before my customers. u you
have an,,hipe Of the hind please send 10 me.
One Of my customers. who II subject to
severe Sick Headache. usually lasting two
DAYS, ,ras cursd NJ m attack IN \ hotr
by vour Piis. xhief | sent her.
Respectfully yosr.,...n
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Spruce cfssk, Huntington Co., Pal
January L., ls6i.
II. e. SrAtpt>g.
Sir-lou will . ease send me Two boxes
~ your Cephalic Pills. Send them imme'
dia,ely. Respectfully yoa..,,s
p. Share used one Dor u your P'tl',
and find them srceieHf.
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DLsNkS.--we are ncw prepared TO n.
ecuse all kinds Of BLANKS in . ~
p~i-. r~ls AID n rsssresbiO fssvs
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Horses Lost.

Pamela. March 4. lsGl,
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Interesting from Missouri
Cen hunters Operations.
He Defines His Position on the
I" Contraband" Question.
GEN. F9EM0NTs RECEPTION 1T
ST LOUIS

sfKNGFiELD, Nov 5th-Gen Hunter has
not yet put into effect any decided measures
Tor the conduct OF the campaign, but II IA an
ucipated that he viii adopt plans entirely
different from those Of Fremont.
Col Merrill Was sent out on a reconnos-
sasce Yesterday with 400 cavalry and a
company Of artillery. He examined the
country around Wilson, Geek. but could
discover no enemy
The troops are nov apparently ~ cnthusi-
astic as ever and the more they learn OF
theiunew commander the better are they at.
isfied with him This feeling j. strengthened
b. the high opinion entertained OF Gen Hun.
Ter 5y al the regular army officers.
The report dat many companies and rcgi.
ments threw down their arms upon tho an
noUncemcnt OF the removal Of Gen. Fremont
cannot be traced TO any reliable source.
Hunters position OF the contraband ques
ton Is understood 20 be AZ follows All ne.
groes coming into camp will be retained. and
such Of them as prove % belong 20 Union
men will be duly appraised and roceipted tor,
to be paid when and how Congress sees kl.
Gen. Asboth has concluded 10 remain IL
command of his division. Col. Albert. act
Ing Brgadios General viii also remain. and
several other valuable foreign officers. who
had at first decided TO leave, viii remain.
Marcus J Parrot. OF Kansas, has ccen np-
pointed on Gen Hunters staff
The cannonading at Sarcoxie some days
since is said 10 have bees e salute Sred IN
honor Of some act passed by the rebel Leg
islature. assembled al that place.
SrEISeFIELp. Mo. Nov. oth.-Accordine
10 Information received by Gen. Hunter it Is
now thought that Gen. Price has no inten.
ton of attacking u. and that it pursued FUR
Their by Us he will scatter his army and re
treat TO Ft. SIN tn. Ark, and await develop
ments on the Potomac and in Kentucky.
Ii is very doubtful whether any further
advance OF the main BODY Of 9ur army vii
be made, but further intelligence of th'
numbers. position and changes Of the rebel
: NAV change this policy.
Gen. Sigel has been appointed command
ant of this post.
Gen. Hunter spent part of yesterday in is
1 ting the various camps. and examining int
he general condition of the army. and 10
day he has Como on q reconnaissance sout
!, with his body guard. 400 infantry. batter
!. of artillery and several companies of csva'
> ~.
7 Brig. Gen Sturgis has been apro.ntc
!, Chief on Hunters STAFF.
: ST LOUIS. Nov. oth.-6en. Fremont q
: rived here on a special train this evening an
~ WAS met at the depot BY an immense aud O.
thusastic crowd OF citizens. Large compaI
les of Germans from the various wards OF Oh
CITY escorted the General 20 his quarters in
torch light procession.
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sess., asd sr--fs.. ss.s o.--e "a.
b i his hands. while the guard held tn
"a die " in death grip. The three "efs
iyi close together Two on three ~h.
We taken prisoners by the rebels have
since been fo1na In the woods numbered
Our dead we're buried yesterday with the
usual honors, and the wounded are well
taken care Of The battle field today pre-
sents singular appearance. Where the
charge Of the body guard Was made upon tho
rebel infantry. dead horses cover the ground.
and where the rebels were sabered great
pools of blood can yet DO seen lt was a
most daring and gallant charge. and one OF
the most singular victories on record.
The condition Of the army At this time i
absolutely dep,oTable. We have been ma.
ling forced marches. and have neither eof
fee sugar nor a sufficient amount Of blankets
to keep the soldiers comfortable these cold
frosty nights. We are In this condition fol
the want OF the necessary transportation
and vet Fremont Il grosled Al. and effort
are being made 70 supcrcede him. because b
does not move faster and do more. Hos
can he move faster when the Goyefnmen
/ does not furnish the means for Transporting
with the army even the nccessries o9 lie
How can be DO more than march with a
army OF nearly 30 900 men, 20 and 32 mile
each day. Croakers and rebels ought 20 b
dealt with alike.
As write. large company OF Indians
Of the Delaware tribe. have just come Int
camp. They are painted and decked out
gay Indian style--haye rendered their eel
vices 20 the Generel-are well mounted. al
4 scouts will be OF great service. They 6
INTO camp like old campaigners. and seem
be al home around tho camp fires. The
cooking utensils are not numerous. consi
ting offorked sticks and plenty Of ashes.
"Contrsbands' are coming IN daily. al
are fast becoming useful appendages 70 Il
carrs-thsy ought 70 b. made useful ia {
felf X \. IT.
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w had the privilege. the other day. Of
...;pr a number Of letters from Gen. WASH
,sroS. and Gen. AsTxosr wArsE. 20 BrigA-
.ser.6eneral JoaS LAcKY. written IN lsse,
whea tie British army occupied Philadelphia.
Beside TIE interest attached 10 shen a. rel
is Of our Revolution. ne publish to OF
them, for he edifeation Of those extreme
!sx abiding patriots. Who complain Of rass'
res OF our troops. a. this time, upon the prop.
erty Of traitors These letters are in posses-
..on OF adescen1 al o. uvl. LAcEr. no II
orr civ.
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Ma. EDrroR To show up the Aoasay Of
the lotteries. please Publish the following
enclosed in which vas printed Us II prizes
drawn OCT, soth. n the Eagle Hotei IN ,he
town mentioned. II lsorc arc il nj. p.ace
any men.bers q the Drmsheof family. hey
can bar tickeis for he next Social Baaeusf
q. Nov p. fron ne -ubserihef # re fol-
loving letter. Lea every body carefully oh-
serve ~ lass directions IN "a
sstrw. \. IT.. OF Sa.h.
Ma. - Sir Yon Ill 49,. D. the ia.
thar Ne. 1884 drew prize ~ Nov. l
wili sssisi vca 20 o. Il. 4 ga vii after
uaris :, people know Yen have drawn a
pre- and. also. inform them whon 70 ap
ply % ser Gsksts By yosr doing uh,s. |
shoald soli many rnore tickets fer the nex;
ssnsue,. IL yoar yicinisy TO gcs the prize
ra9n~y. "a nuss he'll certificate. To set
i 81 must send ne letter dsied Oct 10th,
and incio-e s.. The Price q he tickets. A
sooa - srccsvcd shsll hssa !, - ne mana
Ger. say ing Thss letter vas nislai IN
the Possofsce sus N ~pasy am dase are
III rixhs. Their 40 10, know ihe - Il
,oar fsckcl. sod eli take the uQaey mi
s->s.s. ssfs<4sssssS send al once m.
sr~'t .l-w ~ icsler % anr esec ss4
-. Years 1rnly. =. - -
JAS. r iAsaf>sk.
TAsse Is col vflsiny fer yca B.
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nksgiving Day.
PaOCLaUATuGN.
b. Hss Excsiisney. OlireT p. Morton, t.or,r
nor 81 the State q Indiana

TO THE PEOPLE or INDIANA
THURSDAY. the 2Sth day Of November.
1901. i hereby appointed day Of Thanks
rivinr ard Prayer. and the people Of the
81 lte 81 Indiana are earnestly rogue tied on
that day. 20 lay aside their ordinary pursuits
and assemble in their respective churches
AMI ~ their family altar. aud return thanks
70 Almighty God Tor the bounttal blessings
he las bestowed upon them during the past
year Let then pray thss our national ,Fon.
bics p.ay pass away. that the Union may be
restored and our Government preserved.
tat our armies may Re victorious IN The
fcid and our soldiers preserved ffOm death.
and safely returned - their families and
friends. thal he people q tie seceding States
nav - restored ~ their right minds an /
awakened % = sense II the awful crime tney
arc committing and the fearful core luences
they sre e .kinr 20 entsil urn thrmseiyt.
an their p0sisriiy.
Il TESTIMONY wHtHIor. ! have hereu ITO
81 nv hand and ar rtd the sea- al
Il. : the State. this Ssh daF OF >bvc-r-
hcr. 1851
OLIVER T. MORTON,
Governor Of the State Of Indiana
W.. \ PtuLs. Secretary Of State
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w.are indebted 70 Nr. L A. ssirH io'

w arc Indebsed 70 VI. I =
late New jersey and Baltimore paper IL
he latter Nc find aattcrins notice Of
sDe.eh delivered by our disiing lished ie o.
citizen. Coz r. ". THosrsoS' Al : srAn'
Union Rally. held in Nonamen' square :"
last Monday evening
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We stated 20 our readers, that. on Contracts
made by MI. Oven Cor sixteen thousand En-
ield rifles. that gentleman had received up
. the 2lGh Of October. $500 Since that
late two addifional loss h ve arrived. and
aass been forwarded 70 this city; namely,
me OF fifteen hundred ssnt O. ~ dispatch
November ssh. and enc q sikfeea hundred
nd sl1ty, o.s Aos mber 9th mating IN al
s.4-1 ga1s FORWARDED ur 20 that 9ate. and
les wing, OF the sixt,sa shousand, 30 70 be
delivered between this aud the first q
anaary next--fad journal.
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as. FrnEr, Messenger Of the Adams tx
res COMPANY. vii accept our 'n'"N' VI
latest Louisville IaPsFs.
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RtLrs or THE T H. MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.
RULr l. The name OF this Society shall
be the "Terre- Haute Musical Association.
Its object Is the mutual improvement OF its
members in singing. and the development OF
musical taste and culture in the community
q we'll as the institution of innocent and
beneficial recreation by public musical en-
tertainments.
RrIr III. The officers of this Society
.hall be a President, Vice President. Treas
urer, Secretary. Musical Director. and an
Executive Committee OF 1--WE. They shall
pe elected annually at a meeting held Tor
that purpose, the second Monday OF October
IN each year Other business meetings may
be held az the close Of any rehearsal or, upon
due notice, at the call Of tho President or
Executive Committee.
RUE III. A rehearsal for prsctice under
the charge of the Musical Director shall be
held on Monday evening Of each week. IL
shall commence at seven and shall close ut
| nine. Public concerts shall be given under
the direction of the President and Executive
| Committee. at such times rs shall be deter
| mined by the Society
RULE Nv. IL shall be the duty of the
Executive Committee az such times, TO make
Arrangements for the procuring OF hall. the
| and of money az the door. No bills az any
time shall be paid except upon their approval.
| And they shall. in general have the entire
charge of the business and financial affairs
| Of the Society. The programme OF every
| public concert shall also be submitted TO and
approved by them.
/ Ruiz v The proceeds of such concerts,
after the necessary expenses Of the Society
are betrayed, shall be appropriated TO such
charitable purposes as may be directed b. the
Soc ctr.
RuLr VI Any person may become a
member Of this Society By vote Of two
thirds Of those presen, AZ any regular bust
ness meeting, upon subscrihin, ria or her
aame 20 IT. rules.
Ruiz VII. These rules MY be replaced
or altered by vote Of two thirds OF those
present az any regular business meeting. pro
! vided one weeks notice has been given.
After several amendments. 10 read Al
above. tho report was adopted.
The Association then completed the cleo
ton OF officers. which. IN addition n thos,
elected At former meeting. are ~ FOL
lows:
Prcsident--Rey. LYMAN ARsorT.
Vice President-Rcv. DIR. Ffrcu.
secrcary-P. $. wEsrrAIL.
Treasarcr-THos. II. BARR.
Muscal pirector--Prof MrIvfSorn.
Executive Committee - G. Z. Knapp
Chairman, l.. ". Cook. ]. v. Cranncll. Ia
vid Hartsock and W H. sscadder.
Messrs. Knapp, westfall. and Allen wer'
appointed to provide music for next meeting
AFTER shor, time spent IN singing. ,h'
Association adjourned TO meet on Mond~,
evening. Nov. 18th. AZ O'Clock
LYMAN ABBOTT. Pres'i
+. : WrsrF.tf. See.
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~. sAsnn0ros 20 OK. IAcFT-
HEADQUARTERS. VALLKr foRoK,
2pth of March, lis. !,

HEADQr ARrExs. |ALLET foRoksf
2pth OF March. l7s-.
Sir: SUNDAY mex. being the time on which
he Quakers hold one Of their General Meet
i,ss. 4 number OF that Society viii probably
be attempting 70 20 INTO Philadelphia. bis
: an intercourse that We should, by all
means endeavoF 70 Interrupt, as the plans sci
tied a, these meetings are of the most per
nie;ous tendency. | would. therefore. have
y,a dispose OF your parties IN such manner
:. will most probably fall in with these peo-
re md !. anv of them should be mounted
aoon horses az e. the dral. or the service OF
Light Dragons. desire they may be taken
frSu them, and sent over 30 the Quarter
m ste. .eneral, any such are not 10 be con
s.dered as the property of the parties who
NV seize them, as in other cases
Communicate the above orders 10 any OF
.he officers OF the Continental Army. who
nay command scouting parties upon your
s.de OF the Schuyikill.
an your most humble servant.
GEO. WASHINGTON.
10 Brig. Gen. LscEr.
cESERAL WAYNE 70 GENERAL IAcki
Br S.Lxx. (Bucxs CoUSTT. Pa,
18th OF March, lslo
5rs: His Excellency having ordered me q
collect and drive in all the cattle. horses am
wagons in the counties OF Bucks and fhiia
del hia likely 10 fall into the hands Of the en-
sny. especially the property OF the Torres
l wish you to order your troops 70 make
Grand forage between Newt0wn and Phiia
delphia. and in that direction through bot
counties, driving the property 50 taken int
your rear and from thence 10 camp, passing
certificates TO the owners for the same, 10 tn
snd, that the we'll effected may one day re
ceive q compensation You need not b
very nice with regard TO the cattle being tat
bat order ell to be taken that can be. an
tose h r. With the horses nj for cavalry o
draft, and all sheep and hogs TT for use, to
gethsr with wagons and geers. which 20
will cause TO be loaded with forage
You win please TO order all these article
that you may collect within two or tire
DAYS. 20 be delivered to Col. Butler. VII
will escort them 70 camp
Interim / am your most humble servant,
ANTHONY WAYNE, Brig. Gen
To General LACEY.
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NOTICE OF Apple ALTON ~
a Y Notice h heTchv given, tAat ! viii apply .
he Board a Conmissioiefa ~ Vac g unty, h.diara
4 their uexf term. commencing o. the arsf Monday
December. lsCi lof licsD>c % eel Intoxicating
Liquors IN less quantity t.an quart "a tine n.
sce Of business and tie premises wherein sale d
tuoss are 10 b. drank. are located on Lot ~ =
<newn the 81 Charles Saloon, in Iesra n2rif. 70
Harrison Township, ia Nleo County lntane.
MARTIN SlEHlTN
NJ. IL, lsGl lliAv3
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DIE D.

Ia Pirrsan Township. es. The 9Th ia.s 4 Tyrl~aa
FeTss, AT 4. Iasroa.
The above leaves a wife and g., Email ohi.ifel -
mourn i.ss los. Hehad endearcd hiasoifi b large
circle offienda b h many slr'afs. srd sis4 q. be
had lived. consisisn Christian S.
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LEGAL.

NOTICE OF AplLlDAiiON -
q y Notice d hereby given. that viii sp9iy -
ne Board - Commissioner ~ Nigo ,auntr. iu1l
na. az their next Term eClnfnlug oa the frat
t1uday b. lec'mhef ls0i, lof i1cflse % ell
Intoxicating Liquors IN IS quantity fAan quart
q tinac.n Tor ca year NJ plaos u baslaess ala
be premises whereas said i4quars ale - ~ drank
IRE located on 1t 40 -. sltieT's Addition "a
lerre Itfrir. ln Hsrli Town aip ln igo county.
lndiaua. lu.l. o. kGISn<,
Ao7. Al. 1861 ttfANsu.
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e. DECK a. GO.

JACOB EN6LFs, FoEEa,S.
y r. Constantly o. hand = sur-ri0s Grsiois q
NATE l. PROOF OIL BACKING. wsrfaated - be
water proof sd 20 make the leather scf ard risbe.
Oct. lC
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THE partnership existing between
Il ssstta laori.. nfsrf'st1fs ~ the s. ctarisl
.sil.n So ais.s,sf So thr - Ines - rlnirsi eoi-
ssnt u, trsInc,. eii ie carried ca - tht undsr.
sirnsd ~ha - .iIs stlrf e ne p JIG patronass
NttffsS <TAfl5S.
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THF Grm of Hsrisock Allen x Go.
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tisi.r frffn ~ ffm. To- tusIrtfi ali - eortia.
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80 iafs Err q Itsrfttt tiffH g..
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sssF ! 1919 - .s,ts p1tii- 81 f.-- = 49, q
sfr,-re~-s ~. WFyTIIN.
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