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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-22
Wise AMI qttermise.
MRS. JONES ON THE WAR.
Two Opinions.

so, dear me, what is this country coming
to, when men stand at the street corners all
day long, to talk about the state of the ma
tion p Can't work, because business is dull,
can't chop wood, because they've got to look
after the affairs of the republic IfEbenezer
would 60 and fight wouldn't say word
it's q mans business to fight, particularly
when he isn't good for anything else but
feet from morning to night, with his nose in
the newspapers sand won't stand this firing
at the back fence, and going through the
sword exercise in my kitchen! Stays at
bone to protect me, does he just wish
the enemy would attack us, and we'd see who
would do the protecting! I'm not afraid of
the enemy-rd let 'em know what Yankee
woman can do and I'll warrant they wouldn't
want to find out second time. Yes-of
course Ebenezer Jones' heart is bleeding for
his country, but his stomach amt, that
know very well. Don't see but that he wants
his three meals day, just the same as ever !
do wish that man had spark of patriotism
about him
Terrible thing this war is There isn't q
bit of comfort in walking on Broadway with
a new dress nobody looks at you, as long as
there is soldier anywhere in view, and pray
when isn't there2 Ebenezer goes about with
holes in all his toes and elbows, because am
busy knitting stockings and making flanes
for the soldiers. If Ebenezer wants whole
stockings let him volunteer That's the way
to get 'em
81 was over to tea at Mrs. Hemlock's 8 last
nght-she says the house is quite peaceable
now since all her men folks have gone to the
wars. / suspect she's rather in hopes Hem
lock won't come back agaip-a miserable,
drinkin', good-for-nothing fellow! catch him
gettin shot-there isn't a bullet in all the
Confederate army that could hit him by any
possibility. No such good luck for the Hem
locks. If he does come home killed, I wond-
er if Mrs. Hemiock will get pension. I think
she ought to pension the 6nited States for
gettin' her husband out of the way.
There's one good thing about the war aft
er men get knocked sound in camp year or
two, and sewed, and cooked. and washed for
themselves, they will know what woman
has to do. They'll appreciate us little bet
ter. Wouldn't like to See 'em on washing
day! Wouldn't / like to taste of the pud-
dings and pies they'll make? Wouldn't |
laugh to see their patched elbows, and shirt
buttons sewed on every which way
81 wish Ebenezer would volunteer! /
don't know of anybody that needs little
banging around more than he does. Gracious
knows | would be glad to have a minutes
peace, once in while. Everybody clse's hus-
band has volunteered, and don't know why
on earth Ebenezer is hanging about the kitch-
en- fire yet. But I'll pack him off this very
day-see if don'tm
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-22

e. Who is that ragged and furlong crit
ter, Jack, enquired countryman
Why, that's the Printer-he's Just re-
turning from dunning expedition"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-22

CURING WARTS ON CATrLE-A correspon-
dent of MooF's Rural New Yorker says: "I
have known several very bad eases cured by
Inc application of tar. will warrant il not
to hurt the creature, and think it will effect
q cure.n
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-22
WHISPERS OR A MUSTACHE! !

in from three to six weeks. This article is the onn
one of the kind used by the French, and in Londoy
and Paris it Is in universal use.
1t is beautiful economical soothing YET stimula-
ting compound, acting If by magic upon the roots,
causing beautiful growth of luxurian hair. If ap-
piled to the scalp it will Badness and cause TO
spring up in place of the bald spots fine growth of
new hair Applied according to directions, it will
turu RED or light hair DARK and restore gray hair
to its original color leaving it soft smooth and fex
ible. The Z" ONGrENT is an indispensable articl.
in every gentleman's toilet and after weeks use
they would not for any consideration be without it.
The subscribers the only Agents for the article
in the United States to whom all orders must be ad
dressed.
Price ONE DOLLAR a box-for sale by all Druggists
and Dealers~-or box of the onguent," warranted
to have the desired effect will be to any, who pa
sire It, by mail, (direc) securely packed, receip
of price and postage, Sl.l6. 3
Apply to or address HORACE WO0DL
South 7th ST., cor Grand .Wilamsburth.n
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-22

"What's that you're saying, Ebenezer
Jones? You've enlisted? Oh oh to think
that should live to see this day! Dent 60,
Ebeneser, dear, don't For your poor wife's
sake, don't do any such thing Pve often
said that wished you t. go! Well, I.know
it, but a WOO man don't always mean what
she says, and it will break my heart if you 60
Oh dear ! oh dear | just wish was dead !
What's the use of woman's living any long
er, when her husband has gone off to be shot
by those good-for-nothing Confederates -
Such useful man as Ebenezer always was
about the house. What shall do when he
rs gone, what shall do %
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-10-22
E0LL0cK'S DlIDELIOI COEFBB.

This preparation, made from the best Java Coffee,
Is recommended by physicians a superior NUTRI-
TIOUS BEVERAGE fo- General Debility, Dvspep-
sia, and all bilious disorders. Thousands who have
been compelled to abandon the of coffee will
this without injurious effects One can contains the
strength of two pounds of ordinary coffee Price 25
cents.
KOLLCCK'S LEVAIN,
The purest and best BAKING POWDER known,
for making light, sweet and nutritious Bread and
cakes. Price Is cents
MANUFACTURED BY sH
H..
NJ III. K0LL0CK, Chemist
Corner of Broad and Chestnut Streets, Phil'a.,
And sold by all Druggists and Grocers.
vln30ly
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29

Tho dispatches give extracts from
the message OF jeff Davis TO the re
bel Congress, We publish else
where all the important parts Of tie
message yeLatim, aud therefore
omit the telegraph report.
In the rebel lIouso of Rercsenta
tivcs, Footr, OF Tennessee, offered a
bill Tor retaliatory purposes. 1t re
citcs that The enemy refuse To treat
our partisan soldiers rs prisoners @.
war and have ulso punished cit zrne
Ior their acts. II provides that Az
ilic who may have ord, rad oucl
attrr cities he put to death il CAPTURE Il.
An equal number Ui prisoners cill
cers to he preferred, taken from the
enemy, Ia suilcr tho tate Inflicted
on our cnplurc,i soldiers ANA ciliGcnr
ALSO n bill To punish ucgrora it
arms. Ii provides that federal arm
les incongrunu1ly composed oi whit,
and black, shall not ba held to iht
privileges III war "r To h. taken prs
oncrs, Ol such ~ may b. captures
the negroes ehall he returned tc
th"lr IN Isters ar publicly sold, ar
their commanders publicly shot or
hnns ~ may hc most convenient.
He also Offered II bin 10 retaliatt
lur the sei2nrc vi citlZeLs Ly the en-
rnIy. II provides that %! the priSn
nria held by ~, II numhur equal t,
that o! the citizens seized, shall b,
held ms hostages tor their safety an,
sui l.ct of trCatmcnt. Any uliiGel
civIl OF military, concerned in ihcii
seizure, shall hc imprisoned duriug
the war. All the bile weru rulelrc,
to tho military committee.
Mr., l'ooto offered bill to provid,
for raising an additional force o
2jJ,CQ0.
Ga his own motion il was laid OF
the table.
Also an export duty Of 20 &c
cent. on cotton aud tobacco, to nj,
! in indemniIying losses OI citizens b,
tho enemy.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29

rueeday morning aBd found the peo
pie preparing 10 hury i've persons
others bring brought W
most bVffbly munialod. lie snw
lonr persons wounded N one room.
rut with hatahtts ia the hc"d nnd
arms; one liiiu gitl wns cut aci0Ss
ihe face. breast and side. N UtilT
boy droadluiiy cat up "l-o ~ middle
aged woman ia an "diIin,ng room
he SAW child with IL has.l cut %
land II othota muilm"d Wl'h gash
les. The r"".lr -. New Uim "''
Iliiiliny Wtih ahtt arms they cal
lgrt.- They are tally awake 10 th
danger, ana dotetm,uCd tu d,itn'
ltne Gown t. the 81. Mr.. Forte
,l.H New Uim loet i0Vslay morning
lIIe was rVeFakrn hv man win
Iyrcnticd him. The ludlunr attacked
he town 900 HurnR, at 6 L. NJ
irnd burned several hullIjuga. Srg
'eral cit ms were rrcn tp tall. 10
people had gsihofcd aud bhrriradc
the str rt-
| O her letters to Gov. Ramsay sa
ihuuhrr IL nrc known Ia bh Killed
uhi il in believed thou tumi. Cox
.kam-nv Yesterday ordered th' ,nilt
l'is. WI!h hotsc-. 10 tie scene Of "ri
ion.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29
Iulinu Outbreak in Minnesota.

Sr. PAUL, August 22.-Rshable
information IRON Fort RidgeIy, con-
Iirus without doubt, all the previ-
QUA reports. Mr.. WykoH, Assist
ant Superintendent on HIS way to
the upper agencies, met u messenger
six mics from Fort nsldgely, on
Monday morning, announcing an
outbreak at tho lower Sioux agency,
aud tho murder OF all the whites
except lew. Capt. Marsh was sent
+ "ut immediately, with forty. five
men.
At tho ferry opposite the agency,
he encountered large body oi war
riors who opened fire on them. Al.
tcrs lew volleys, n large body ui
ambuscado Indians in the rear fired
On them, killing n number OF Our
men. u retreat was attempted
across the river. While in tho wa
ter the Indians killed tho Captain,
three Serseants aud four Corporals.
Seventeen returned to the Font on
Monday night. The lights from the
burning buildings and grain stacks
was seon in all directions. Escaped
citizens came into tho Fort during
tho night giving accounts of horrors
too terrible Tor imagination to con
ceive. Mothers came in rage and
hareIooleJ, whose husbands and
children We're slaughtered before
their eyes. Oaildren camo who wiz
messed tho murder OF their parents,
or their burning in their own house,
The roads in the direction OF New
Ulm sro lined with murdered men
woman and children. j. j Porter,
OF WankAto, member of the lasl
Minnesota Legislature, arrived here
last evening for arms. He was one
of the committee sent to New Ulm
to learn the truth OF the reported
murders. lIo arrived at Now Ulu
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29

An IMPORTANT bLCi-IJN RtGARb-
INa SUBSTITUTES u strict Attorney
Bal. ut CircnGari. IN deciding a
G 3, of u p,rs,u who had been ob
,aiuing ,uhstitutes tor different l"r
son. liabl.io he drafted, said iha
any person actually obtaining nn'
holding n substitute hrt"rc ihc drni
Iahall have taken ell-cl. makes him
I4eli liable To arrcst.on the charge "
,disc0uraging rulistmehts. feoFI'
jwllI therefore, do Welt to act al
vi."div ~ the .uh-'ilu'r husincea.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29
6anfOth s9etIsrsOniau.
The "Bni,ernu,,s', IN Council


The straight Democracy vi Bdtlei
county, held convention iow daysI
since. The convention was engine
cred by judge Ciatk, tho buiftrnui
who hnrborcd Kentucky traitors O
few hays snca. Ono Vi tho rcaolu
,ions was ~ .p!.owa.
ReSolye1. That We view with sp.
pfrhensi Ju AMI shrn, the persistent
and insiduuus efforts oi Abraham
Lincoln Ind hiA miuiOns and In,rce
Lnries TO eOcronch upon ard eubvert
the rights and lhcrtics ot the pco.
plo ani 10 create strong "ud ctU
tralised and consolidated National
., Government; and W. c,nphaticaliy
dcnouucr his lute dcclarAtion, thai
Inc would 10 y certain Contingency y
arroggtc to hinscIi despUlic power
and Tree the slnvce of the south bS
hexccuiive proclamation.
Daring the convention, n Mr. Me
: Msginnis nado "a speech, OF which 0
eynopsis is as follows;
@ The Democratic party oi i;utleI
county is opposed 10 the war, and i
ought tn tie honest and manly ouOu.,l J
TO say 80 10 ils platform. Tie uSR
jouiy report IA n mrte trick. IL 7
ili-hon,rt null uuiuanly. |, does uu
speak tie real rru,,mcnt4 ol a.
) patty. lou are all opposed to thi
war 10 cocrcc the Southern statc
back into the Union as much HI
~ am; bu, YOU have not courage gn
ID honesty enough 10 say 30.
hold that the Constitution doe
not uuthOra the gnvtrnmcnt To co
:. ere eotcrrign state back bv arms
aud hence rny iliis ear il wron
and Unconstitutional md am j
:. lav,r Ui stopping it Immediately.
:, y, am IN favor OF having tho govern
ment send cominl, dlunrrs 10 tl
5 Con edcrates at once, with instruct
IONS TO make peace with tho Cor
- iederntc government, and treat vii
il on the basIs at rvconsiructiun
tho Union, II practicable, aud i, ne
then on Il basis oi pcacrnbc p;
ration and the acknowledgement
y the independence Of The COuiedcra
gOvrrutnrnt.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29
Im proven mt in Plows


~ ss-s.,sG
I'UEmda,sisrri f"ulircsue.tr''. r,il the
I attention uf the i,rHctS of Hancock rud
adjoining ,uuEl,s ~ his greatly hnlr,,,l
sod pow.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29
A NEW ARTICLE.
DOcTOa RoeaCKs STOMACH BIITfRs.

A new and delightful Stomluh HE and Cordial
for giving tone 10 tho stomach, and for the
prevention OF bilious complaints incident 10
the Western county. Try II.
Az morning d.iuk, 10 assist digestion and
relieve dyspepsia, 1t has ne equal. Trv II.
In hayor IL IL superior to all other Bittrrs.---
Try 1t.
The formula OF these Bitterg, now NsGb tho
sole property Of pr Rnback, r!liuttcd with
one ui The oldest auI most emiuent Mctirdi
Practitioners oi the West, and IL ~ duacuy
predicAted upuh the wants of Western people.
These Buffers derive lheir slimulna irom tho
powerful tonic nature ot the roots and herhs
~ which they nrc composed, and as they are,
by ailayins unnatural cravings oi Tho stomach,
directly prJmotiyc "t
TEMi'ERANCE.r
the present proprietor belle yes that IN MAX in.
them wldel, Known tho pubic eiiAre l. sub
servoh.
Il VIII soon be for sale by all of DR.. Robtck :
Numerous Agents, and at llutols. Hu., the
country over, In the meantime, orders Sill he
nlied direct from Cincinnati ia any quantity ,
and at the lowest rates. II II put up Ia pIlrl
Bottles, and securely packed ~ one inZoii
cases. Hnltdoksn saiaple caies will, however,
DO packed and sent te ANY address. II desired.
Retail fiicc, vi per botti-, or sin FOE -.
Principal oilico and salesroum, No. E.ilt
Fourth street, third budding from Man street,
Cincinnati, ONO. Laboratory, No. .! lian1-
uIUnd street.
For sale IN Hancock lay
J. NJ. HUBER IL CO., ''""'''
GILBERT, FAll. " CO., Nanlur,.
Il. BARNEY, McOomb:
u. PETERS Il SON. Arcadia;
J. b. EATON, Beuton,
THOMAS SrARKS, Arlington:
Il. MAHoN h SONS, Will.smstnwn;
]. OSHElMER, Van Buren,;
!. WALTER, West Indeprn !enccj
la. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanohafd.
n..t yiS and h4f A 4 rf,l A
throughout the United States and CanaGas.
March IL. lS6l. lily
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29

!
ITJNO TEACH HERS,-Tho Board of SohoO. Ex-
L Hmiders for hancock county, VII hold u
session for the purpose Of examining Teachers
"A, tiIc Union School room, ia Flndlay, on the
hrst saturday OF January and the hrsl Sdtur.
day oi February, aud the first and third Satur.
ld,, ni every month thereafter, commencing at
tOnn CLOCK, ~ III. unt ltui tier notice is IVen
JOHN BOWMAN, Clerk.
| FIEuLAY, Jan. !, lS59.
| \. -. All apphctnts wllbo required 10 pro
Ssnl 10 tho EAahinofS a cerlhcatg slgLed by
two or more ut thoir present or previous en-.
lplnyerS, giving d satisfactory statement as tO
] their moral character aud falthIulness as
! Teachers; or, II they lave never taught, one
signed hy their Teachers, certifying 10 thelr
uloral character and sludious habits.
Dress Braids,
| 4 IL. Cul.UliS, Pdrasuls, Umbrellas Combs,
| "A BdtIOns, Needles, Pms, and II good as
s"rImonroI stationery and envelopes, always
on hand, at
BALLENTINE'S NOTION STORE.
pirJ ro~oo
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29

!. You nave NtNSitt'l y bta''l-t' - f' iitN'
.uaic p.-ei,~
This Medicine Win Care You,
Agents
l.AAEL rREFN, F.ndity, Ohci
j. u. lltBLE \ %, iud.t", Oh.G
JAHEs MANSiNG. NsIiIe. OHIO;
UI.iskL y OsVHEnEE. Sun bugs!,, U-,v,
j. 4. i A. i'uEES, !usturt,
l. \. BALrwIN, Nj ~ luuShArd, Ono
SAaVhL llCdrR. columbus Grove, OL!oi
sAaukL SHHCr, UtaWA, ONO,
j. u. ~. HlFKISs. GjlOoH, ohi".
A.eucle- maize ,nd A--IIs sdpphcd by Mrs.
4 &. T.. LASGNoGrhI, wuu IS hereby satnue 4ci
to write ny name upon tAo wrapper SithUut
" hlcu none ~ -cnulu-'
phy-jcIIns FURNISHED hy the gallon, ahrrr
requested.
Win Etul !Iscwell then. ~ thr GOOD peo'
pie whom have dealt with =" many ieai 8,
aud u wi-n that they viii sustain my wife l.,
lle sale OF tris med cins, which has h-u"ntied
~ many already, I an. with the hes, ul feel
ANS toward s',,g are IN this o.rninunity,
lUur faithful " rylnt,
\. IANtiM GRITTY,
capt. Go. \, GIb-"n l.es / Y. ,. Army
. FiNpIAY, August IL, lS6l.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29
bIEfttCLr bREATHiz
SoEE lIii,iAT,



Fur Mn .ters, Publlc Speakers, ani Singers
these Troohes are Indispensable for clearing
aud strengthening the NuiUe, removing uUaI So.
ness, etc.
THE ease with which they are ttken-- bci ng
ehsIiy carried IN the pocket, requiring uu pre-
parntluu, always ready on all ocoasIons, not
litahe TO rhahso IN auy climate, containing,
nothing Injurious 10 the cOustitu ion-shOuId
he suni-ient recommendation u all 10 siya
llem A Illr trial.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-08-29
LANowoRTHYS
East India dyspepsia Cure
Femae Regulator.

hURlNG nv absence Ia tho war this medI'
! , cine yiii hr uI;tdG lay ny wile, dni that ui
MY make can only hc had IA FIHd.ay ui lSEAkL
UNEsS or i. N. HCEsR Co.
lead the following statements:
Il. Is. uCUp s.ss 80" Aiier Ltking II Tor Il
strengthening medicine after u I'll "t strb u-sS.
would s,y t..t. the BItaLcrs ought 10 favor
III safe, iUr tIr ap;'rttte u gave tn- MAS
euaueh tu coGsGmp : noeta wreN.'
huHfIf Bes Ntb says -- 'Dr. IaHgwurlhy: Al
y"Gr -u--cst."a. l boutIi lUr iny dtus shirr,
who WITS -gIcliBg under some Of The veCulia {
diseases incident th ter seA, Il bottle ui the
Et,t luJia Oysplp,l1 turo. II has done her
ST much good thai mast Hi, g another 0Jtuo.
I-I. JdEpAa, or arcadia, s;,j g. ''l oar lHsd
Viriur Li, done riG .1uIc : 0d than t". 'u.a,
cine ever tu"E
rcias any pa, ,rut confidently tu tue luIss~'
iuy p,.r,ul.s M.C Themselves ~ their la!uAius
have used IT:
Paul Souts, La.hior F,nLily BdnA;
Il. Z Hard, theats, LLUu.A,
* =. Baker, =. RcT gntu.
Br. Hudson, Dr Beech,
Samuel Il. Cray, Deunil Lee,
AnIu5 Hartman, j. u, NHnduroU..
.. IGo unri, .tlcd aglcs ui th,5 medicine ~ ~
unn' tab able evidence UtIta lntrnsir y4l.-.
( fGsioI4a -Nttcf.
REMEMBER THEN
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BARRELS;
INDIAN ETNRIT
WORM CONNECTIONS.
sugar Drops,


TIL" Dhie 4 oi these dr1ps is tu accomplish
~ End hong dcsircd by Ply s,c,,tus, w: Ia
rrm,llc by the ant ui Lucmistry, and tie
latest improvements N Pharmacy, the ACT
I'VE PRINCIPLE ut well known F,g,tdj.s Sg5-
isiuH,t. ~ such Il manner a. I" insurJ their
.rn.tiru,y y. aud at the same time r"ldrI tAc N
easy Ia be administered aud free tom those
unpleasant aud often dangerous ,Iecta by
iNtmituga In the Old form.
SYMPTOMS AND EFT EC Rs. Worms often
produce emancipation -N-llcd nnd tense tbsln
upcu -utw,uE .ui turning puu in the stnlAach
Itui DpVel5, iirel gIlAr ana d-yri,ud apprutg,
. iIla and sl,hty cubuLctitI,c. foul tua-u",
iriri breath, ItcG'Hg - 10" H'5c, tevts.sh
particularly at nights. Worms occasionally
.pluduC. CulcEy affections VITA y"mtunE aud
,Url l!,r. N,i ~ulUCitiups b.uUd, GltyIttluue ui
IA" D""riJ, and 'Nou pesiI"uts may &c exit
ted uy the IrIua't"H; occasionally cerebral
- Wpi"u' nhd Lin".;': t"hNuIs.'i.5 TIA
llt'o.
/ Children who rrc troubled WITH worms ofton
~ Iae, aTaSs Sldi0uly, screaming and ire
4dJa;iS observed l." giiul Their teeth. b1t
n'rH ri these e. mptnn5 ur All ~ them c"rsb,n
-d. putut "ut the positive existence Il worias.
Ib'y Ety bc produced Oy irritation Vr sab
tueHte ,nlamHdntIon IA the Mucous mean
Fhrtue h"U.c the occasional ii,.1.u ~ The nest
NeruItu-c tu cSpul worms,
B H"AlMEN THE hrst thing 20 lie d'Ge.
b. tu Jujcavur 1" restore the d.-r-Liy" TINE.
tons: aud ~ tie s.t,uc Tine Nu must institute
an rNtegm!utiIug war against lh. Giiis IHtrl.
derS. Tue iistur0 ~ Tbs, Connection rs suoll
as tu produce tlIIs result most ole tudlly, ru
'ie.o III! the options ami restore lie or ,,H.
TO perfect aealli !lena. H. rreat superiority
iu,rT ;,ll ut her Nrfnltugc.
/ DIRECTIONS o. EACH BON. Fuct go
BARNES N Arm. EtIteTn once 3uj Broad
way, Hev iurS. II. u. q. CARY, X.,urs y,te
.Oh,r, Western Branch OiiCe.
For the immediate aud eiiDctual cure ot
!cOpuHs, CoLpS, iHFLvESz,. AsrHA,. HuAssE
SE,-, NHuOriSu tOt'GH. tArlaKu,
bIsttCCLr BREArHiaL,
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LIE FAVo1'S
FRA NkLIN BOOK BlNDERY

BLANK TOOK nANUFACToRy
Rocga. 81, - Dsj J5 Vs,fs Bailtire H.gl s;r.ei
tnetween btOad rdCagD
Co,U,ntus, OI.to.
livery tcscrpii"n of Bank Il Ots oi extra
srtsfsntrl mtngta'turc, With pr without
printed headings, ,Hd rnishod VIZ superior
stvlp.
wrlflNG FApERS uf cyc,y ytad.. f,uni The
h"S' Miii- .u the cnoury, fuiniShni AZ small
-dy@n.- ""m rHat. Orders ,,oir,I ii,m
$TAIF DrPtrTMcsrs.
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