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, 1861-04-13
THE .PATENI r'LUAIt>t4
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AssNs FULLER Ho1sET afe instrntt-d n csa-
for SALE bJ AUEIl4S. On & einesdxY Aay sfh f,ssl
s 8 TIE Aasdon Mar, L9ndon, england, the PaTENf M
r.. Al1N9 bnV4 oEEklGk. Constructed In 1858 by
asea IL TT shs Pst1ss Derck Comp M. At cast It
"a hes9 e9 psinsP:e long taosn "a a5ped il .as
srnpe dou1 hoAHuE d&t1tck hAee been most severely
t5sesd xIte pss1set s3sesss 81. eao%bis ct Mtng
ae3a Nsa4hs 1f o0 h,2 and Eons1 y Iron nst-
6ostomed sese1 40 fes ing A. y tast beam tgids<f
tnfanxhcat dY number o. Entef HxUt epuua tu3rr a
the oppoazea 6sde On thsone stds IL r1eed IA iron
tripod 9t f.et In hetghe, which Iavp.a s.art1e
bonn, l2a ~ = lesst I'D ftoqz ada q 1dica
Others in uedlAte1y connected stu tbs vease to 10
raised o. tas oppoalfe I'd OF the seas1 as1aueed
pulls, norss * n xsEts y pss # oosal ssezn
Cd 2our ~!.ss A hour hy SERBIA Of baexss psddlo
aoas; ~ "a nsy g .eea ~ eards unly, which
frasssuasr I: tae ohca q ths CmdAao T1TBrsx: of
e. - atrsdsoGS1sp.ss. e. 10
Company lt.1lt.dl RIaekxaIl: snd Of Mas.rs Enlfsf
mhStAA8S1t ~~.-~-~N7 AA-s&A"a~"
, 1861-04-13
Re PU BL.ICANS

Here is flag like that which waves
over beleagured Sumter. and the heads
Of the gallant and faithful ANDERSON,
and his little bandl Let it be carried
in triumph through this city. VIII you
assist in that good work, typical Of it's
march through all, the 1andr
, 1861-04-13

Is 1t true that Mr. Btyan's letter to Cur,
don & Hubbard, Esq, was dictated in the
CAUCUS that named that Peoples Union
Ticket We ask the Times il that story
f~1n4
, 1861-04-13
Newspaper Fusfon.:

4SN%FARAeE4 r A&4VAa
En1roRs CHICAGO TRIBUNE 1t is about
time for he Democrat and Times to. coneoli-
date, They harmonize very closely in opin.
ions, and differ only in style Of expression.
The similarity Of sentiment must strike every
one who happens to have read those two pa,
pers for the past four weeks. The Times de.
fends the Seceesioniats, and the Democrat as.
sails the Republicans. Both pitch into Lin.
coins administration, aud denounce resistance
to treason and rebellion: The Times demands
that the right Of secession shall be conceded,
which is the destruction Of ill government.
The Democrat declares that If the GoEernment
defends itself and enforces the laws, grass
will grow in the streets Of Chicago" The
Times, Of course, endorses the statement.
The editora Of both these papers oppose the
nomination and election Of Republican mu.
nieipal ticket. They are each laboriDg to
elect the Secession {bogus uuion) ticket. a
day OF two ago the Democrat declared that stLib-
erty is about p1ayed out" The Times agrees
with 1t. In short, the editors Of the two d.
pera pull togther most harmoniously, and have
double.teamed it, to best the Republicans and
turn the city over to the keeping of pro-slaye-
r Democrats and secessionists. As they are
substantially of one mind and one purpose,
why should they not be fused together, and
make one concern Of the loving twain9
GRerRvup
, 1861-04-13

8. uaazss Boston, co4uns.c.., &, i:r:
Ba1lstin contains each seek Hst Of .Failurea AZ.
;sjsnnaezss, ohsagz Il Busfuess, ac,, in Il, tha
:pttheipel cities of th4 UHtou. sabscfpt ~,
eslved. Ind snsls e}iaa al1;ags a.pt tor ,.l. hy
JOAN T. Walsh, at BIZ book Ind periodical deepot.
eosnx Madison streef and Custom House Placs.
, 1861-04-13

Diy3ns Services s ia she Fi.st Eog.l.h. Evan
Clark and Wells, Every SAsba.h at IoH 4. ii. And
~ r. NJ. Sunday School G2P.~M-
FRtKcH SEKy1cE.-Tha Lar. F. J, b, Ltbote. q.
D., formerly q Roman Cahnlie Priest and now 4
minister OF the Presbyterln Chnreh. will preach
WesI side, tomorrow {sunay) 1t 101 A. II. and ~
P. Il. ,G,s'9 -
SUNDAY ScRooL AxSaRRaAKY.-The: Sunday
School connected with ST Paul's Church ia this
city, Rev. .Mr. Ryders), VII celebrate It's anptset-
eafJ on SUNDAY ,moEning lext; The, anniversary
exercises Will tafe the plae Of the usual morning
services -
Rev: Robert cofyeE VII preach at the first
Unitarian Church or Washington Street, to-mor-
1ow evenIug at ~ o'clock
The first coarse of Sermons to the Fouxo,
In St. Johns Church. Unbn Park, viii be dellY-
cred on Sunday evening II the Rt Rev. Bishop
Lee, D. D., Of Iowa: Ali ae Invited.
:. =
, 1861-04-13

G8 AAe h0mseY lMayor] and Frisbfa
(Commissioner) ticket was elected In the
Tenth Wark, by 381 against n. .:
Rose HILL CEMErEnY.-ou acconnt of The
Indictment weather the special train for Ro.e
Hill is postponed to Monday afternoon a. viii
be seen By advertisement in anothercoluu,n.
~aGodav,. M.o..;aan f.. NJ .,n :: :.
received At McN.,,.,. o. - "in ee
A M This nnmbsr ;nda,aa oo.n o.a. s., al io:so
men copy received l. anperior % ~ .nr .ns ~ spe
preceding numbers. See advertisement in
another column. e.
Hor.n7., ..,o---....- 49,.
anno,ntea Frant,,n H..1a...,s astee: aM
for the c,ty ~ ch,e,aa - ~. N9ss :" raoAc
Mech. whose term b. e~n1ras ~ 1850
Of Mr.. Ha.heE.v vii 6ad h;n, = +hs 49, naa-. .s
VIM B OGDEN Eso ra.dv - -. se,Fs - tssess s.@eo "
tba heat Of hin ahf1;ty e11' ~
rs: :--------,. - -: 80 j.
DODGE IN THE cousrnE:-ossian :. Dodge
~ 80 =, u@'s.s '.s ~. ut9aga Wisconsin and
mas 1as1 49, .s..a 80 .ne "o1e''o"''
,'ao''ea" s.3s - Doase . naa eso"oeo nouse u
=; AND We aaFe ne'ef 'ssen congregation
i; mora aensntet' ~. ne-sne Ieeohee-
t1oho1 1spsnt;'!. "usn "oaa suaa - inspire sueh
. unm1feo pleasat -.-......~ -: =
TIE WABASH AVENUE MA1s..-The 2preeat
wrought iron pipe to be laid across the river
at Rush street, for the Wabash Avenue Main
Of, the Chicago Water Works, in 1eneth and
sIxe % IT noated down the river yesterday.
- - re,1,za tha or;c;n.3 conos.,t;as , ).
, 1861-04-13
The Case OF Marshal Jnnes.-Dpintor
of tie Grand Jury.
To the Honorable Thomas D'nmmond, Judoe Of
the United States District Court.

To the Honorable Thomas Dramssoud. .Z1doa al
the United States District Court:
The undersigned Grand Jurors having had
their attention directed, both BY the comments
q the public press and the charge OF yon,
Honor, to the circumstances attending the
recent arrest Of several fugitive Slaves bY 1he
present Uu ted States Marshal. have i1ee,nef1
1t their duty to investigate the matter, in or
der to discover, If possible, the truth or falsity
ct the serious accusations brought against he
'Exseutve otnceI OF this Court In pursuance
of this object. they have summoned before
them several of the most prominent Of those
making such accusations, for the purpose OF
learning the exact nature Of the charges. and
the facta upon which they were predicated,
The Jury have also examined various wit
nesses VINO were present during the entire ar
rest, both as assistants and dislpterested arci-
dental spectators, aud have come to tha
conclusion, from the testimony tins elected.
that the charges brought against the Marehal
are unfonuded; that no undue harshne*s
characterized either the conduct Or laneuage
OF the officers, but On the contrary, their A.
rangements were admirably adspted to nre-
vent tne almost inevitable occurrence Of
scenes far more serious than any said to have
occurred. Under candid examination of
facts ELECTED from eye witnesses, under the
solemntty of an oath, the Jurors ind that said
officer performed his constitutional Obligation
faithfully, skillfully. aud with Whatsoever ieni.
E1lI4 AAt LAW teEIQiIA4
The Jury have therefore unanimously adopt-
ed the following resolutions - ~t'
RssoEeed, That the charges recently made by +he
public press Of this city, aud other paries against
j, X Jones. United States Marshal. In conuection
with the arrest Of the Harris family as fue1tjVas
fsom service and labor, are without any fouada-
tlon that the gentleman deserves credit, both as
~ officer - and man. for honestly executing, IN
sworn to sustain - ~ H"e
Rs:olotd That the Honorable Judge nf this Dis
trdce be requested to hare the above reeo]ationa
and accompanying statement p1sced upon the rec
ords OF this Court act Of simple i1stice to An
honest and efficient officer.
Eli Bates, Chae. q W,cker
aram Z an Wheeler. Thos B Penton,
y; Beers, Hiram Joy
John Bates, c. T. Hotchktss.
NJ, A. Baldwin, r. Tuttle. =
". Wright, Isaac Sherwood
VIM. ". sa1tonstall, D. Q,Hara.
Samuel q. Kerfoot, Theodorus Dotv:
a. L. 21fawortf, Samuel J. Eancs, Cert.
, 1861-04-13
mfttt&ry.
II
REGINEETAI nFnEH

REefMfHTAL ORDER.
HEADQuARrERs OF rub ". T. r. No. l, l. q. n.
To the several captainssand commandants Of com
ment No. Of Chicako, i. s.M.:
YoH are hereby ordered to I'll up at once your re
apective companies astaH able-bcdied men lit 10.
military service, to the number Of not less than
fcrty-si1 nor more than one hundred: and aixteer
rank aud file, and deliver to me In person u true
copy Of your muster.rou, containing the name,
rank and residence Of each member Of your com,
pany on or before the aad day of April, A. D. 1861.
at the same time and in the came manner, you will
likewise report to ne the number and condition Of
the arms, accoutrements &C., in the possession Of
your companies.
Recruits are at present excused from appearing
in uniform.
Done at Headquarters. this 1sh day Of April A.
D. 1861. THOMAS satR1rv-
Col. Commanding ". I. R. No, |,
, 1861-04-13

M. M.ARRtHD.;::
On tho IIta tnet. hy Rsr T. Csx. Mr.; 9. n. ",
, 1861-04-13

THE SPECIAL TRAIN TO
- RosEAf1L CEMETERY VII be postponed on
April 1.tn when the Cars viii 1=av. the; hcsEo anti
ec!ess a apxee e Depot At 'cosE X and ratufn It
taken place at the Cemetery last saturday. but de-
tefe9 t e On acsoant fain Will be held Tbs Lining
Cemett ~ Ronu. NJ. Methodist Church Block ur of
any me r OF the Boxtl Of Managers or tle trafn
ap2Us J.. s. NEWHUUat, President :
, 1861-04-13

= :~"IE3;Tha txrtsnary mset1psa.
+: Tbs following aEz the complete retutns q
delegates ehosen il The Republican city Con,
veation that nset1 At the Court House to asy
Rt 2 ?. n, together With snch Ward nomtnar
| tions as were made::. +.' - :..;'. -
:, -: ,'-.-. 1fnsT wAnp. =: -
- p2ts,sgates-Philip q Wadsworth. Lewis Il. Davis,
'95a Dox Ro5 Bda ozes JGap sp3
HsP5y %iRa1oe TSess Se sf.fa kicaasa aasa'
1ia*7mas~j. K, hs.fora.' H., H.
@'-.~ aEoasD wAHp. =
1fi9gafss. e.. ags Rice Ray, Fetsr Wolf
= &sh?l 81 % BsEs;, : " RRksP; Rss17; RSeseiR Sasael
Pheiaer, j. " Van osdei, Thomas Nichols. eAepet
4As[mGn-L q. Heyt. :
Consfdd1e-J rry Cartwright. h.
The delegates to the Convention were au.
therized to nominate Ward Committee.
- THIRD WARD.
~ 1pStsgatss- p Tlsworth. n. Heinrich, Frank
H. 2. Haatf, Jacob Hottineer and Calvin DeWolI
!; Fer 41de,mga-A:D. Ellsworth. - i" "4A'
f. for' '<7o"sfaols-"J III =, Baldwin.
!. ro8arH WARD.
1oRs 2sffgsas'L f;S 71,;I.:p. ;lamp Sa Adooe,
A1deTn.4n-Wm: H::Mnel1er.
: SWxu~w4nD.: j.:
.D<!Sgates-A B. Clesk, Russell Green, pr, J.
Aacalister' G. r. Jones. y. a. Groves, Samuel
Braun, j: /. Tyrrel@ t.'' y 49, t'ent1'as' 'onn
e. Es,r Aa:;a;aa "a :;,s2; ! Z F; Holden, :
pfides svs1a &C.. E T. 4 e wsbbef wbb}eeRsS ST. F. 3
berts. George MoreYeter Bergeh Chas. Duen-
& T1ng' =: Btant: Jalns Jaeger: GO Rosen5erg,
oud.on E:naei Esstsc5 5ohn Olson John
For 0onstaNs-A3 Kovats
sHYK1zEH WARD.
Dekqates Elliott Anthony, Frederick Fri]r
man D: G g; fsoh. ?. Beg3le, Conrad Folz, Hen
=. Hummer, chas. HINT, Henry; sshiottiba es ues:
Ghftistoph c Johnson Phn E. Miller, John stieE
1lde,n.qn-A Harvey.
. G01st1Mk-C. UlrfcE
Vard Conanaiuss ftf the .Year-:A. Harvey. ETH
eet ott Anthony, Anton Hs1man John ". Nelson, Jo-
E1sH1H WARD
Henry Beckert, I. Smith; Henry LamparteT,
AlderMtn-Wn1Iam q: White.
CoHstabke-C. Tunntaif -.
NINTH WARD {azpoRr 1Ncoxr1srr,.
0s't9ates-J. c. UreaFsn Bates, F; Gund.
TENET WARD.
.Dsegates-D. r, Wff{on, Charles Rietz. C. Hon
anson, 4 Thiele; G: Hschandler. r L. Kollmann,
G. W. Edwards, G. Loading, J. G. B1aIsdell. Louis
csssseas-aeozge R5ssttller.
-k--
Not a9And!date. =
Z CHICAGO, April IS, 1861. .
Editors Tribune Having seen in to. days
Journal M advertisement IN which my name
appears On the Republican straight ticket IS .
candidate for Commissioner Of Public Works,
North Division. Ibeg to state that I am no
candidate for any Office nor hare given per-
mission to use my naIne !
;i BY Inserting .n the above in your paper, you
Yours very respectfully,
Z GEORGE SCHNEIDER,
. suspEKnEp.-Davt& Brown, the Jailor at
the County jail, has. been suspended By Sher-
if Hesirg for alleged improprieties with
woman named AlVxEa Hammond, who has
been confined in ,hetja during the past few
weeks. She was arrested In conjunction with
one Alfred ". Morgan, on the Cd of March
last, upon the chargfuf larceny and aG,ilt, ~,
, 1861-04-13
THE CITY, !:

~ The Ramsey {Mayor) and Frisbie
(Commissioner) ticket was elected In the
Tenth Wark, by 3s1 against n, -
, 1861-04-13


r. That Coffee Thtt nice Coffee you drank
at Bryan Hall yesterday noon and last evening,
was 1ngham's Prepared Coffee" The label saws
II L. Try mel' Whit Ray those who drank it
Orders addressed to ]. quincy 1ngham, 1s2 West
Madison Street, will receive prompt attention.
ic for Spring. combin4 with Pure Old Bourbon
'"hi'ky. Made only b sa1g Int, Apo.hecary,
Randolph and State Streets. ::
B sloas's Elliptic Lock Stitch Beytne Ma
chimes at 81 Clark Strict. n. C. Mason 4 Co.,
agents. Send for circular. j.,
~1 an candidate sor city Attorney, and re-
specially solicit the sapport of my fellow citi-
zens. D. D. DR1soo11.
April IL, 1861.
#- Browns Bronchil Troches cannot be spo-
ken Of too highly. vi hare used them and re-
ceived great benefit fronthem. They were recon-
mended to us by one Of or best ply s1cians Try
them, reader, If you aresufe1ing from any of the
complaints for which hey are recommended
Concord Standard. ! =:
THE LATEST FRoK SUKrxR-Boarde1s at
Aessra. Case q. Parme1.a'a Lady's and Gents
Dining Rooms are servea With the early yegeta-
blea and all lu1urtes Of It's seson not forgetting
substantials. II you want to- meet a man you
know. who dimes !" down town. 60 to 12s and 125
Dearborn street-y sxe surs to find him about
meal time r.
April Is, 1851, / ap192t
REMOVAL AID oFknme or sxua Mn11rszx.
-m1s- Cary has removed to tore No. 90 Lake
, 1861-04-13

B See advertisement of stHArd Rubber Rtpc'a
Truss' cured casss of twsntyyaara standing
In this City. ! mt1e-1m
w- all should not fail Il rad Tia advertisement
Of PROF. Wood IN uo2dsys paper. mh.1v
, 1861-04-13

WANTED-A.. furnished room
-. within tn Intnntea va1k Of Clark st bridge,
, 1861-04-13

@ Cook 4 MeIAin, % Dearbun ntreet, haYe
naade their price for cleaning knd dyeing gents
garments lesa thAn my other bousst In tie city,
, 1861-04-13

INSURANCE COMPANIES. Or
L der your f1tattux at Txihune omee, of
, 1861-04-13
j. announcements.

+ { 1LERK. OF POLICE COURT
~ 2. BRADLEY respectfully announces that
Mna,e, III Tor the shove of1ca 1t The cc1ninG
nhHe. steesaon subject to the decision OF the Re-
/ FLo4SaA Ns1nFenlton. N*n0Q ANS1SW
, 1861-04-13

better inducements than almost any other. and
will prove more satisfactory to the insured.
Life fnsurance is becoming SO common that
people get insured without Investigating the
subject to know which plan is the best, and
no doubt many who are now insurine by o;g.
ing q note for part pay, will live to eee the folly
OF leaving legacy Of their osrn paper to their
families. Notes given for policies aiu be taken
ont Of the policy. Better far insure for ha1f
the amount and pay for il, and getthe dividend
IN cash The United States combines Ill the
advantages Of the mutual and the security of
stock companies. Its directors are alone
worth fifteen nai0ions-of whom are Cor. Ba-
dish, Henry GEinnell, Herman Gelpke, Edward
Mlnton's, &c. It's assets are now about mil.
Hon dollars-its dividends from thirty to tftv
per cent. It has Il large list Of policy holders
in this city, and with the efforts Of Mr. Moore
every day increasing. We can safely assnre
everybody that this is one Of the besi compa-
nies IN the country. 80. s..: Insured.
TIE BP1nrs Mov1re FOR Lurprv-
CHRmFI4E. sz1.ss1.AsEH1: MEE7nu.-At a
meeting offs few Baptist brethren, hsld At
:. Narren's Music Rooms, IS Clark street. Apru
c,e;h, ,e;h 1t was: ~. A
sRssolusd, Tbat IN view Of the present state of
he country, With its mperiled. ,hs rrhts
o. ~ S9%man haRa9ity , ont ed by tie violence
Law l1ss been rseently executed among us, hnr1v-
tng "a Innocent famtlysinto tiavery, ana com1eit-
geek safety and liberty N toregn land tbns am, ~
daring families and ov rwhaming them IL sorroW
and. also, T.. view ofthe apathy of our chas. lei
foF holding ~ ant1>slaser Baptist meetinS dq nP
Taeettugs; and We, thefefose earnestly fnYfa mr. NJ
brethren snd tistets who 1osa liberty 1nd an mil.
+ Slavery Gospel, and 4nttEave1J Chr!stiansnf NJ n
denomination and the f.idads of Freedom eest5si ai
y, 70 meet Ut BEyaa FaA, ,pn. Sunday, Anil isth
lust at three O'Clock r IL for ;wprahtp. ina en-.
i5snse % the suh|sct ot 5ns duties IN present
. '%:'' 4. War;. u " t'S L; KxxY,uixs. ,Y,is. ::
+; -: :=e E =, :: kg.ss. %.ssza. 8s1aez.,
O. H..H
, 1861-04-13

REMOVAL AND OPENING OF STRING MnLxNtRY.
-M1a. Cary has removed to tore No. 90 Lake
street, opposite the fremont Iouse and wiu ex-
hfbit her Spring styles Of Millhery On Friday and
Saturday, April 18th and 18th. :: an1a2t
, 1861-04-13
ITO FREDERICK LETZ. ESQ

PEAR sIR:-Tht undeESig ed citizens of the cttv NJ
GmcaE2: Irrespective OF Party Puliua would respect
~ y1a 20 pec9e Csndfear for the ofee Of
r. 6t;1xing that IN ,ecuItoE your services we khaj
Mase In, aataio e1c1ent and Upright officer one who
oufse Ives further to cur beet endzaYnrs To
, 1861-04-13

II VI T. IVAN Il LIN,
L. HICKEY, Master.
WILL leave for St Joseph On
Monday, April 18th,
Ard make TItWeefly trips ter the remainder Of the
6eA%op, - ~
Fur freight or passage arply to !.
john 3. KIEG,
apH-es1a6s Foot Of Franklin street.
GODEY FOR MAY. 1af1-
, 1861-04-13

TO RENT CHEAP.-A four story
Brtcs store with cel1ar 20 By lGc feet construct
"a LOT put can be used 70 adya7tass bY nsnu-
o1 aso North Water street, Chieazo. nhis1iS * "a
TO RENT-A three story Brick
- Nouse IL 0atar1o Terrace, esst Of E,sh s+-s1t
aas ~ u1odetn improyenents, and the ~ca il IN
fFspasseL Fgse Apply 70 MOTION, ROBB CO. 10 il
AA1FEE a@Ettt. &pQa
, 1861-04-13

E For Ant operation 1poa yo1r teeth, or for
Pxa1EcT artificial work Of any dedsahle st5le, call
On Dr. A1banzh, No. IS Weat Randoiph 1t.
3naN
, 1861-04-13

TO RENF-From NAV 1st, the
street 0fsf sts5y Rsk s5ofe nTnbred $50 1ake
IarEe Dwelling Eou-e No. 4fi Morrae strest wits
bafa Inquire Of #M. LUCK, No. Isl Laks ssseet
, 1861-04-13

r. That Coffee Thtt nice Coffee you drank
at Bryan Hall yesterday noon and last evening,
was 1ngham's Prepared Coffee" The label says
~ L. TFy mel' Whit Bay those who drank it
Orders addressed to ]. Quincy 1ngham, 1872 West
Madison Street. will recaYa nranant attention
, 1861-04-13
u:Rf1rt.

i ~ RENT-A Furnished House
aIIkR9 Eli III a4 aa4sGng.n .venue. Apply to ADAMS
, 1861-04-13

Q - 1K1E.3N,Tl-Dwel]ing 1.3s,l House No.
sold on easy terms Address 6. R ROssTTEHBe Heaia g
= z.Hs%+. m 1nkAafQ
, 1861-04-13

@ Convincing Testimony.-The
immense yearly sale Of LYoK's KATHA1Roy, and tbe
thousands oft,stmonia's to It's exceuance received
from ali elasaes ofeoctety prove 1t 10 bo tho finest
preparation 1or the Hair ever made No ne dt dtsrInx
ne head Of Hair thou1d fall to use it, Boli ey,rF
where. an1e ~
, 1861-04-13

= TMBFR.~~ Now dischareing, deck
=. load9 nf HEWN TIMBER, from s1s to 14xl4. a
from the II Ade SO ictted and promptly elled
apI21tw SaMi, D.IT1REE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-23
MRS. N. COI'S
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seyes, sooner OK later resulting from the frailte,
And viustlnE habits Of early youth, Inoapaotstint
me victim from snaIlns the ffuition Of the matri
m mon STATE snd II not checked in time deroner
Sold By Dr. VA HoW, fsa bfssoHer ,trest oe gaaI
dooIs esIow. Macdougal, New York. Price %
eents; sent nee every where.
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