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ORDINANCE.
An Ordinance tu Relation TO
Cleaning Cutters.

SxcrIox I. Be 10 ort4infI IS the Common Coun-
ell q the city ofTerre Haute. that the owners Of
each lot. bordering on any 16e-wA 4. shall keep ake
gutter clear for thr passage o. water. and n 70 b
paved with stonc. shall keep i free & mud sHd
dirt
sscrIoS 2. The Street. Commissioner shah sec
that the utters ar KEEP ci~44 q, and Tor this IEr-
pee. may give The s~ner, OF any on q several
owners, a written not &C. requiring be CUTTERS tobc
cleaned within ten days which notice nav b served
BY giving = copy 10 the person OF leaving IL ts his
residence; aud any person falling 20 clean said gut
ters. as required, within ten dsvs after receiving
SAID notice, "A AL, onco ~viction, forfeit aid pay any
sam not exceeding atty dol ars.
sKcuox3 II said cutters afe not cleaned after
ten c-ys' notice, a. In the preceding section pro-
= ced. the street Comm sssoner shall eicsn sxid gut
ter. ancmay institute a suit In the name OF he City.
against the party liable 10 DO said work, and receiver
Judgment theTcfof-
>rcnox Ia ease Roice has bsea served A.
af0r. sAid. or, wh-re the owner Goes r0t reside here,
and has an agent here. and nutice. a. sfose>4id. la
.een served upon the sid az IT. O., II taere i d
agent. aud -uch rot c ; all have been serv.d nro
the occ pant Il he property. sud the gutter Is not
/ citsnet Ia ten Days from The service theret tne
work NY BE- don by the Street Commissioner. az
on biz ding With the Clark an af1asii that h -
rotic.. asheEein required. that The ora 49, n
dooe by ths owncr-th1t he has done tee ssin.
stating Tie cot, acd that II j. unpaid. ~ Cier
sha I rrp'rt the same 70 the council. ard - Ccui
ell shall take the same action, AID the p-< ed &C.
all things. Tor collection ard sac u pro- .srfv. ST.
be ecvernedb section CO Of the ChaTte1
Approved NOV. Is, ISL
". Il. srEC Arr, Mayor
Attest J. r. GrIsck, CLERK.
Decf-c3w.
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tFFom he Saiio1l IaieIIigsncar.l


TIE magnificent dome OF the Capital. de
signed By Thomas L. Water, and now Ia
course OF construction under bis direction. =
rapidly progressing 10 completion. Tie
principal frame Of the structure has been
completed. the ribs Of the cupola have been
put IN place. and the plates. which consu-
tute the outer covering, are beng set, and
sill be set before tie close OF next month
After this shall have been done. nothing VII
be LEFT % complete the exterior Of the dome
but the construction OF the lsstern and the
placing Of the o. the upper wiz
lows and around the spring OF the cupola,
| Thes- ornamenfe are now being cast and
! one Of them, representing a hpney-sucie has
been placed in position, and p~reseHts a very
/ handsome Appearance. The castings ior the
inuer dome are IN course ~ pre- artilo9. and
wiil soon be ready. The ptescat hight OF
the iron work ab0vo the basement door OF
The Capital j. two hundred aud fifteen feet,
and the height oil the portion yet 70 BE con
structed, Including the GROWING statue, 5
about seventy fee.. About two h2ndfed
and seven thousand pounds ofiroR have been
received during the past year, aud IN the
same period about one million one hundred
and eigbty-fve thsusand pounds Of the same
material have been pat up The whole
l Q4LH1AN VI A0L t~N%'NN
uing Of the work ~ 70 the present time was
about seven and a half millions OF pounds,
and, according 20 the estimate OF the archi-
tect, about eight hundred thousand pounds
more will be needed TO complete the work
The done will be crowned with Crawford'-
gigantic and imposing statue of Freedom
which is nineteen and a halt feet high. and
weighs about fifteen thousand pounds. This
statue is made entirely Of brouze, aud y
composed Of FIVE sections. the weight OF the
heaviest of which Is about five THOUSAND
pounds. Ii may now be seen on a Temporal
~ pedestal in the east grounds of the Capitol
The screw-bolts which now Ulemish Il vii
be removed when it is put in place. and
rich anduniform bronze tint will be imparte'
to il. The entire cost of the statue Wa
about s25 900. The sum OF 500 900 ka
been appropriated by Congress for the dome
the most of which has been expended. Tn
original estimate ofthe cost OF the dome W.
s945 900: but the distinguished artist b
rigid economy and q reduction OF the weigl
OF the structure. has been enabled 10 bfiu
down the whole cost. including that OF Oh
crowning statue, to about 5000 900.
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\ Curiou, study.

How many kinds OF insects are m exist
ence Is a question that would require a good
deal OF figuring. Whence come many VA
rietics IS another question 70 which no one
can pretend - give M answer. Scarcely a
species OF Plant exists without a distinct Va
riety OF insects that grow upon u The idea
appears au ah-uuiity. yet it seems as IL AMI.
nal lite vas impatted by light alone. where
IL germ had no existence. 4 curious illus
tration OF THIS was recently shown q u -
MIR. Hubbcli. the wel. known apothsearv.
WAS experimenting upon diilereu. eolsred
glass, With a view 10 finding the tint that
would best prevent ch>mical change ia sub.
stances contained Ia the lars aud bottles
made from it.
This was four years ago. He applied the
test 10 African peppers. These peppers are
bright vcrmiliion IN color, with a surface as
beautiful as coral. Thoy are a. hot a. a
dozen American grown peppers concertra
ted into one. He filled with them two jars.
one of white glass. the other of blush green
made 70 his ordor. The peppers IN the
~hitclar underwent a change. aud after two
YEAR, though The vessel MAS hcrmetirlily
sealed. were filed with minute worms No
ordinary vermin could exist among African
peppers. Opeu'ug the jar a short time since,
there vas nothing left bus odorlcss powder.
utterly void at pongency. composed OF the
dead aDl dfiel worms and worthless debris
Of the peppers. The contents Of the other
ar were as sound ara A. bright a. ca the
day when first deposited
We were also shown a ia can 81 ssmbsw.
: Medicinal root. 10 thick slices. brought
from Siberia. IL had arrived sound. but not
being Immediately used had become fuli of
little purple insects. unlike 70 anything
hsreabouts 60 DC seen. The germ OF these
insects must have existed when IL vas dug
up by The Rnssisu exiies ia The high latitude
from which % came.
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..Ny MsTyiaad-' Nc pudiated

lFron ,hs Ratlsh y c. Ssandsrd. Oct q.
M Maryland. nv Maryland. " whistied
and ~uug by almost even bOdy capable 81
these performances. sounds a li.tlc tat since
TIE return o. Gen. Lee IRON that ~unfrien llr
territory. The p0guiat o. OF Frederick cts
gave him . cautious reception - ii sc4fiai OF
the Consequence. BAT ~heu Abe Lncoin
subsequently, visited hen. they became
enthtsi ste IA their demonstration u y -
Ny Maryland. ny Maryland : about sung
cut. &c sou = ttink. alter these sign. 81
-ubm s-iou - the nrant Their latim-te
rrisgt.s.s With the m0uey worshippcs ~ Nrs
i0ik snd Pa lsJ~lPhis have. Ne Tear. - isr
sorfspte4 tssir rstristisn a. u reader the
State b p-i~~sly nsfcenafy. Oar Govern
meut hss petsed her pco9e 40 liuie. since
ne berinuius 81 tee ssr BY ero~diax.ta-m
,nso vflce>. ard. 80 lar sitho-tsay rapport.
at goo1 re-uiI
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That the Emperor of the French il a ruler
Of very large capacity will be generally adj
mitteo; but the most capable of men have
often been known TO overtask themselves,
aud break down from undsrtak ng TOO much.
The first Napoleon Is a case IN point. lie
was quite competent TO handle Austria alone.
or any single Power 81 Europe. besides
keeping himself firmly on the throne of
France But whcn It came 10 regulating all
Europs combined. the undertsk itg proved
too oneroUs. aud the gre test ruler Of his age
was crushed OF the field Of Waterloo.
LOUIS Napoleon "i0r a man OF destiny"
has been siuguiry SPACIOUS in avoiding
Tho err,rs OF his f~atsli-t uncle. lie has
welded with m ,ichless policy the sccptre
banded h IN by Fate. His success hss been
found hithertp Ia "A rigid attention TO the ana.
teiiti wants OF the people he rules over. and
a careful avoidance of any exhibition of the
ambitious designs which were supposed 70 be
the heritage Of tn B5n,p,rte dynasty.
But IL IL = question now beginning to be
igitated. whether Louis Napoleon has not
putlivcd his strehgih-whether age or in
frmity has not undermined his wisdom, and
lett him an exhausted monarch. TO be nun
bered with the past Powers 81 the world -
In looks like It. he has in his three latest
great political moves committed extraordin-
AIRY blunders. His first error was his reso-
luton 70 retain military possession OF Rome.
by woich he makes a nation of twenty mil
lions OF people his enemy. His second was
his undertaking to regulate the affairs oil
Mexico, whereby he has got a foreign war
on his hands. His third. and most recent. i
his endeavor 60 unite the Powers OF Europe
in a movement for Intervention in the
American rebellion.
In Italy and Mexico, Louis Napoleon is
now doing penancc for ncslecting to mind
his own affairs. Ii he wishes 20 adj to his
already heavy load enough to crush him ut
terly. he has only to pcrseyere. and attempt
TO taxi the United States under his tutelare
as he new has Italy aud Mexico. The Frs
Napoleon never had such an impossible iot
on his hinds.-N. Y. Times.
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PROSPECTUS.
prospectus ofFbr Tf.cgI.in-
i've REPORTS.
t4II NJ -.


TO- ler..ret fsa publish flsir Flosffcfn.
y f0rffr trlh 8 iams - fHE i1sN4n It.lrs.
iftaf' q ne ifsfseslses I'D DeDatss 81 flr
IaI "a a. 81 terlflf4fep proposed and etcrat.t.
HNI embrace ftI tlla lhnIf-laBf steffhss ~ a..
iplra4ls. If.tectlnFs au1 Debates ~ 10th Hon..
ni thr iHrff -ff pt Nf frhi 49,. mtly az o. tfaf.
% iniloaa, % ne convened 81 lndiataroli. in feea.
laf session fle sth day q January. lsaI
nHl c'ntfin Ell aofions. Message, nes-istloi.
afi finml te Reports AZ they shail be made ar.
submitted. lt ~ili Afford Ibsral and verbatim skeffI
~ m tle debates 70 The extent ~ the space Pre-.
scubfd. prs ntug without partzan tias lhs lo.l
o1 * every member o. tie noor. with "a. yss.
sEl nays Orb even question 81 monent On uhici
fAaIlhe ordered and taken.
Iae H.sfrr sAl con ain aboai 40 par = doua..
column. g fne sr-.ion should oon llse u n. sfd 81
Pc con.rtf enal ietm. Tts price iscns Dollar o.
ile session.
hi-paft ofne de,iga ofthisv.rk 70 r.eoisis tie
style ~ I1lrraIIfu.. - slrr 81 fHaf H. I.rrraI
Jerk Of zach Hoass Il ne Gsusrai hs.miig ,hsii
BE- Q ifpolie Of shall - icf.If-f - mi - .ufh
fegori gfarc~ - maF p asle lln - fks clstsfd
provyfiteu in - orfer anf in due fefu. ssh ~
frnat- anf srf.f flsfeo srf fhaf BE- g. o.. lifss
ioc,tt 1uf htI ernalfo b. pa feil teue nsus
.ap p pan ishet m fiecHt ~ isasfeis, nd d.
fl uitd 4 fh- tte loaff fhr csf str m oat>
thffc f.ciull lo.ft w. ia fteH tttfhr % a flsss
s-.otsfIe ar.raf 81 rsft.f--1e ytlrn.s ~ a..
Iaar af. .Iflr r4af fu.ts a. trt 90 ebul made
nr rsu 49,. ct. urs oi fls "a - paper. g. fhs~sv
aa4.snrst 90 ..Iftf. g fie car 90 , g. TX thtss
r.ur.r ..a.fs~s.t ar.. -. ~ ~ = 80.
usafy Lrefs o. f4lf te - css 4 y. fsss..
So iltls1 1.l.fli ~ lie 49, l.. i.isfiar
eali D. atu a. e. ue fgte tfebIves al he
fs-lnrf q tf"l D. z D. fn4rff1. instead - Ia
card. rrrs httie rsfrf shltt o. p.s..s ~
ths;-
49, eonirg s~sstios.. = Of y - O. aoalf. - ruus-
rsis tftf..rE. q ra1.e D. Isbats 49,. m q
3 +rt us tpr-. hr HTet tar - ~ pei.cy p he frssi-
frtf ~ fts rats fr1 mtta- r. restoring he
tttlr . wa hrs+ 80 ihs baf.rs hrszEs ~4i
te. a. = fts BEN - yfas pet. fhe onfy 49, rec
g. u uAI.h s.if reFrff. n % Debates ~ tho
Lfrifiafars raU BE- ohfslnrt.
AhIfL -. r DRkFFn.
rrpofInfa aad "1la Lera
Hslfl Bad. f1tit1a Ocfeer4s Z. l-C1.
-Noarrt.l rI 81 paid O. a1 eftsr vIih0u,
morfG s1frtu frfa lrtfft - sfess 49, seu
fsas.' uefs ~ - nsf frr. lrfl use cio-e q tts
ss 1H, a. lsr 49, IltF.
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The members 81 th. court have transact.
Ell Al! business which Was brought bs'ote
them and vii adjourn Tbs morning. They
acted a. hoaess nsa. l.vias tie interest 81
tie tcop'e OF .he county before them, aud
the. acts vii! 80 July approved by their
fell.w- tscn. We are informed that OF
v.,ter3 Ms.sf>. ConSwAlI. HANNA aud
Bl.kl appeared before the Conm.s louefs
AMI p s.cn,ei a pager 0o wA.eh p4- wolten
80 aamcs ct ~ eafy-seeeu ID maesats ane
ak Republicans. Al demanded hat they
sud fosa uev c'mml.tee o. &C. "a the
place 81 The R.let Comm tt,c. AS how con
stitaiei. and ih.s y yor srswAEr should be
appointed D sbar.aus Agent Ia the place 81
JAurs Hook. Esq. the present. ageat-
Messr~. HANNA ani CcKNwAtL sustained
The dcmani thu. ins,leniiy made upon
the Carr, 10 speeches ~ length. and
which bore The evidence Of thoughtful IRE
p,ra,ioa They GAINED that the Commit.
tee should be rcorgtnizeion political grounds
alone. aui became ti hiy offended because
tie Comm s-iouers would n0s instantly obey
theis bshcstt Ras tie Conan - .oners knew
wh.s vas sShi. and refused "a becsme the
tools Of meh msa % pc used ~ elem a. O.
saslon misht require They acied a : praise
worth manner. asa their conduct viii ee a..
moved bv good meo ct both psrues These
men. uot satisfied with attempting 70 Gust
he County Audi,of from hs ofhco and lie
psixs him ct Is proceeds because le Joined
,he army for a short time. and I'D battle iof
ais coautgy. have made common cause. an
heneeiorsh Will esgagc IN the dsfeputAble
buslnss. Of irving % oa~t al TIC Officers IN
The county from Toe POSITIONS . which they
we're legally and t.iris elected bv TIC peo
re Such conduct on'y deserves 70 be mea
ssaed la order % draw upen q the sceru aad
contempt o. Al respectable men The Re
lei Committee. - aov constituted. receives
nc compensation fer Hs srsices nor dses thr
p.6auing Agent. IL . ~ grstr.seus ssr
s~erviee. AID. besides. IS i Annoying asd
troublesome. TIE Cen@ates 80 organ
isei IN Aprii. 1851 by q pabiic N ei'uS q
sur CT Eeo<. eitaoot rcEtrs y poHucs ~ -
~relixtaa. Il coast ,atc 81 most ekceiielt
me-. snl i his di..h ,r<ci - daV 18th
p<rs~ct hieHss a. 50 sru-t from thst sime
ussl ne present j. hs. even universal
SATISFACTION Il hr -psrei ua expense o.
,.se. - reader esnfos,ssis &e tsna.c, 81
ss.ss Ne 80 have jsised ne aFmy lu
ssfea~e q car esma-n isiere.is Tie
couuts hss rsais ~ funds - 90. Commi,ise
@ tse an ssa4 81 shcat trr.is fss-ssse esl
lars. I'D ia an g hAs eeeu ex e-dsj -
saeA = nsaner a. g. ca e tnr gr.asesi heo-
eat o. ,h,se tor -hsm e 49, appropriated
NJ Hook. ne dsoa~'rg asent. hss kep. an
accurate book aeoouas 81 essry dsi.As e.
reu8~a dares ne uns re 81 ae.cl a tAst
r.e.rsss. and rs seesaet o. -fa.sas.s csa
:. e,am oe1 a. aay .ze. aaa r.s ekanl-ei
- ne Commissioners aas.ns q sessoa q
.sssr cczrs. AL us highiy srPrssei H.
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Hook is familiar with the whole workings 0;
the organization for the relief Of soldiers
families he Is personally acquainted with
every family requiring relief and knows their
wants. This Information could not be gath
cred up by a new dis6uFsing agent for a long
time Winter Is upon "a. and its chilling
blasts are being felt by the wife
and children of many a brave sol.
der who is now p~eriling his life
on the batslehelds Of bis country. And
could the soldier look back upon his home
Low, and know that there are mea in yigo
county who are trying 10 Gust the officers Of
the Relief Committee, who have cared for
bis wife and children in his absence. on
political grounds alone. bis faith IN the justice
add christianity Of such men would certainly
quickly expire. Bat there are some mer
fho csn never rise above party. With thea
il i party. party, party all the time.
The Commissioners 10 this Instance had
tue wisdom 70 see that the families OF the
soldiers need relief imnsilAtely and that nc
tine should be lost in organizing neE Com
n%ittees. aud appointing new disbursirl
agea;s. merely 10 please those whose sol
am Is 70 advance party interests. The con
duct Of the Comissioners is approved by tn
best men Of al parties here. and il sets al
example which will DO almost uniyersall'
sustained. They appropriated four fhossan'
fue hundred dollars which will be disburse'
IN the usual manner. aud viii drive ava
van, from many a household. and relieve IN
soldier upon the battlefield Of many Al
anxious thought Of those most near ans
dear 20 tim AZ home.
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lr seems thts the growiag Of cottoa N The
free Slstr- = al Aooitoa scaene The
Dsa0ersuc josrnsls are d~suoearsag i a.
sach o course u n De a. article OF the
pen scrsuc fi.tf0rm that -Sia< eottoa bv
rec al = = Ao5Ltisassm 80 a cause Tor
sec~-aoo. In Ns~ Or cans tie lscsi AUs
- bd &c nso - vask ca ne leves % %
sfesnoos& - ~stevedsres These desirable
ea2lsg neas are reserved Tor slaves
Noue isscrv-~ have 40 ngsE o. c.ure
g vdi oe nsceSsAry 10 make g = n~atioasl
eaeratc pc that slave ishor shall
hAFe - n1a1Poly Of sayshing II teaches.
a. sate iAooreo 44si Be Soateas With
-tst - ie0 Tbs 70 = a.ir illustration Of
s~'sveheii.g democney=Cn. Ger
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fRAiRis ykes have teen exceedingly dis
asursu- y kAas.s farmers this PEAR. sld az
iauense a. ount Of property has been De
strosed. All tie BY betseea The B &c and
Ssudy. o. ne rou e q The Peak. 49, barn
ed. bat that on TIE Santa Re was saved. In
Marshall oOurty there : sad 10 be not fity
tcns let
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DISSOLUTION.

PIE CO-PAK1NERsHIP Here
= ffft et.f'lg tween Co1ts 4 uro.. -.
ilis 3as ti.saslt 30 rafusi oouse1l The Ceai ~.
sl1ra all b-lr.ner 80 carried 81 undrr - naur
C0Nna q LUDLOW.
r,sr~ Hss,s. ,es T.. isl. ss.io-s@
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COAL! coALl

N . W IL Il "
A. c ooxEsl s.rrDlow.
lAh En1crEg nc1 are ro~ excessively cnrsr~c j.
Ihe toaiT a.. aod p psr~5 o ca or1rrn for
Ca 90 SHIRT ucticn from ttslf Nlnfs Wfa Il o.
ou. haVl.g incf essef abilities for Fefu = o.
Coai, ~ pledge ocrseirss 70 Efre ErsrrPt attsr1io1
. 49, We n.y fsVor q via their oreers. Orsoa
10 :. "a stree, Esst 4 he Sq1are. Give sss esff.
A. G c0xRz, J LUDLOW.
T~errs-HEuss. xev. 10. lss1. nvrIe-1m.
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MEDICAL
G3ElMBOLDS 1ENUINE PREPf
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du-. have lourd sssY W. deserved. and ma n,
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IMroRTANT ID s0LnIEns.


We call the sticnlaI ~ ~ h.fil- si,tio1s az
friends Ia The army /. tie lal tAst "Hoaaanafs
German Eurr's''sslu sui- iae-teafhs 81 ne dI.
eases isdaoea ~ exposures snd pfivsfieu- incident
20 camp life. IN the h rs rnnNeasd almost dali. fn
the newspapers. on tta ARRIVAL aft4a SICK. a. ulfl.
noticed that a very large rronerslon are suforinr
nom debility Eveff cse 81 hat kind can De-
rraffv cufe1 h- TO- trst. frrae f3,..-. az.
ease. resulting lroin arie4s 81 tae tlre.trr Or
gans are speedily tor ffrf. Wrtave ~ hesitation
.B stating that. il fltf NIffffs nrra fralI. n..4
among our soldiers. f4n4r-8. IL fy.a r,f~lr d.
saved that oihrral .Ni 20 loot
We cNI raftfliar f~ferfanf - fhe believing C.
markahls anf well n..t.esf rr4. .f .rr -.
nations herc.s. vheso Isf.. fo.re - own ftaenase
has been saved 80 fHe g. ftafaf
ihH f"ttff. auEntt+, lt6l.
N..- ,n
'Nf
80 ~f'..t /" ~. lier'
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81 s-8 rh. w.. tf-D
.,sne.a "a n. r.s. rt - 49,.
l.s, f,o, 80. r.-,..r - .t,,.s.s.
Captain z. Is. Ayres. 1hraavh ile exposure attend
veusfr la Win naamst.a 81 a. Ienvs .rf y.
for .eveniy-two DAYS in the isptsf. ihls uasfsf
i,..d ~ ercataetistx h.t.ht..sl ~ 81 $780,
tysentcfy Twas fhen rrnefci ff6m ur Wita
House, and Sent fn tfis CITY ~ esffi fhr ffr.nfI
stats ~ Maine. from Which Iistlel a. thr r-ia 81
June Sine t-at aar Ihase Desa asout q. low b
any che Goals BE- end .iNi feia'a sfafs q f'aliy
For a week 30 more ! was scarcely aNis f8 tsal.a
a~rsfh.n1, and ni aaf force ue.stl clown. f Was
inu''i ateiy thrown Up again
/ tniti TOT even keep a glass n water ga rs
ser sth. iAie could Tor ia't unier sDeh r'rcufn-
iatces and, accordingly. the Thtecans, nho ha1
Dfe1 WORKING AiNi'hN tftst Nf fofs fsIly a.
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To ALL WHOM CONCERNED
Il Sctios = hs-skf Eivsr, na I ~ par ~
tre1 cc1trsclet assi1st Us ~ NJ fsnny 81 ary
Uker psrsc1. ent~s pr-~utieg sw-it1<n e-c~r <fer
~. FRANKLIN AHKNw.
CO 4 ~
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BEWARE or coUsrERFElTs

s. nat he fzaafsrr - r.. = J1CKeovp
o. 80 pIappfr RI fsch fcffs.
FrinrlolOfce snf Ea1efsctcry. No. Il All
Street toeE 4 ETArs
fsues.sas s. G. n. JACKSON a col Prssr..,,.
e. Per saie - D-1x~.st. Ard Dealers @~s-v-
ufsre. ard ~
TX CUNxfNGHAN-Tsffe nsa,e.
J. a. ARNE>IHOUT-s snas-r1.
EK tisk-Ntfcsywnr
sspf 12-seew-ziy
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