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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18
VOL. 20 NO. %.
LIncofn's Last story.

Old Major Dowuing, il ia tnown :.
quartered in the White House and has
written some letters descriptive 90 the A.
ings there. The following Is supposed n
be the last notable scene in that house Of
mourning. and was obtained through "a
intimate friend Of the Major:
We have had an orful so,um time here
sence the elecshuus In Ohio, lndiany and
Psnnsyivany. and loway. Old Abe and
Stanton and Welles takes il to hat yery
much. and it wes more thar q week after
the noos begin to cum in before the Pres
ldent could tell story. To day he rous
ed up enuf to tell US ore
He said the elecshun reminded him Of
q hog speksrlatur 10 Illinise, who want
ed to buy all the hogs he could. and 70
"kontrel the Market" lie got all the
shiuplasters 10 two or three banks and
opened up an Office 10 Chicago 10 invite
sellers One day an old Teller cum in. !.
NIFTY Plane iookin old teller, and wanted to
sell sum hogs.
. GLOW many hsv ye gotis sed the .pecu,
81 don't know exsc'ly,n SEES the old bog
drcver.
WAL" SEES the Spectator, 81 guess I'll
take ell you can bring any hcw," and
the hgser was named-it was good fig
ger.
Now" sez the old Teller, les give me
a paper saving what you'll do, and pu,
in il that may deliver them hogs at Chi.
csgo or Alton, or Springfield, jest as
please"
"Of cOurse"-says the .peculstor, and
be wrote the paper.
The old fellow went away, and in
few days his live pork began to come
in.
The clerk come in one day and seq to
the Spectator. "0ld Benson" sez be 1.-THE
old feller's name was Benson, )"bas sent lO
600 hogs. And here is letter from
Springfield he has sent in 5000 there.
and the agent at Alton says he has sent in
2O,OOO there, and the money has cen a
most run out, and he writes for more"
Very WE'LL" SEE the Spectator, al
guess that'il finish the old felIer's lot"
But he was mistaken. Every mornin
more letters-mOre hogs drived iu-more
money wanted. At last the spekelatur be
gan to be skeered. and sent for old Ben
son" who, you be sure. wasn't far away.
well, old fsller," SEE he, you hey' {
good many hogs?"
Right smart lot on EN-" SCI the I'D
chap. IN send in 10000 more to-mor
row."
Thunder and Llazes !" seq the speculat
or, ''how many on airth bev you !"
Don't know" seq Old Benson. Il he,
big lot to come yif."
See here. old feller," SCI the speculat
or. II guess you'd better quit deliverin'
jest keep the money you've got, and take
all the hogs / bsv'. and let me out Of thai
contract !'-for he'd found cut who Old
Benson was. and begin to hev' notion Of
the size of his pile and the strength of his
game.
After some dispuiin' the speculate,
made over his hogs to Benson, and shut
up his Ufic-, and went to settle with the
banks.
Now" SEE Old Abe to Stanton, "you
kin make the application youself-and
may be you'd better be gettin' ready tr
hand over things to these Drmocrats-for
they don't seem to be done deliverin vet
I'm ateard, Stanton, we eau't control tb,
market"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

Tell me, thos mighty Gesp. with waves
so blue and clear, is there good time com
ing, when hoops Will disappear e-Some
foreign rock-bound shore. some island far
away, where these Outrageous street bal
looms shall all be slowed swsyi The
mighty deep was rippIed by a squall, and
answered none at all.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

A hard person thinks it is enough if be
does not speak i'll of your children or other
relatives and then with the greatest good
will, and with a total inattentiou to your
individual position, he viii! gaIlop over a
thousand fine feelings and leave in every
step the mark Of his hoofs upon your
heart,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

A Liverpool paper tells this story as hsv
ing its origin in an American eating
house. 1t is good one, happened where
it might:
Now, waiter, what's to pay?"
Let me see sir; what have you had,
siri"
Three fish,
'Oply brought up t,co, think SIR"
"No, three; had two mackerei, and
one smell"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18
LITTLE DANDELION.

Gray little Dabdelion
Lights up the meades,
Swings on her slender foot,
Telleth her beads;
List to the robins note
Poured front above;
Wise little Dandelion
Cares not for love.
Cold lie the daisy banks
Clad but in green,
Where in the Mays Agone
Bright hues were seen;
Wild pinks arc siumbering,
ViOlets delay,
Tue little Dandelion
Greeteth the May!
Brave little Dandelicni
Fast falls the snow,
Bending the Daft, dis
hhuSnty ntau low
Cnder the fieecy tent
Careless Of cold,
Blithe little Dandelion
Counteth her gold.
Meek little DandelioR
GrOweth more fair.
Till dries the amber dew
Out of her hair.
High rides the thirsty sun,
Fiercely and high
Faint little Dandeliou
Closeth her eye.
Pale little DandelIon,
In her white shroud,
Heaieth the angel breeze
Call from the cloud.
Tiny plumes fluttering
Make no delay:
Little winged DandeliOu
soareth away!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

81 Amt GUN."--A little boy, five
years old, while writhing under the tor.
lures Of the ague, was told by bic mother
to rise up and take powder she bad
prepared for him. Powder powder p
said he, raising himself on one elbow, and
putting on roguish smile, mother. aini
q gun !"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

THINK OF IT.-0ut of debt, every sirs
pence you get ahead is your own; YOU
may look on it with unalloyed sensation Of
right to spend it, to TURF in any fashioa ID
is equal to. But in debt, your money 10
not your own. IL belongs 20 him to whom
It is duo; to him who patiently toiIed for 10
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

An old lady being late at church enter
ed as the congregation were rising, for
prayer;
LA :" said she. courtesing, "don't gel
up on my account"
Stupid people should eat, bit should not
, talk Their mouths will do well enopxts
q banks Of deposit bat not Of issas.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

1t is suggested that if the present In.
creased scarcity Of change should continue
even the Moon may find difficulty in Of.
ieciing change; though. to be sure, while
she lie the 2Ossessor Of four quarters the
matter may not be 50 difficult as it would
be otherwise.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

Mrs. Jones has long been wanting to
visit Greenwood Cemetery. and now in
early summer, che says to her husband,
''You have never yet taken me to Green
wood" mo, dear" be replied, that is
pleasure have yet had only in anticipa-
tom" t sts.ir
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

At Hartford. the other day, Q woman
went into brokers efhce and inquired
what be paid for gold lie told her,
"Well," said she. putting her. fingers in
her mouth 10 remove her false teet, 81 was
going TO get new set Of teeth, and thought
I'D sell the old PLATED
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

II is singular fact that ladies Who
know how to preserve everything else,
can't preserve their tem2err. Yet Il NAV
easily be done on the self-ssaliug principle.
IL Is only to keep tie Ds0ilh Of The sesssJ
tightly closed"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

A woman's mission, as the word goes, is
to make home happy a mans to fnd the
means wherewith to do it. Woman's work
should be, as woman wac herself, the coD-
pletion of all labor. From her must come
those final touches and eliminating grases
which make y dinner Of herbs a pleasant
banquet, and cottage starred over with
jessamine q Palace Of Content ment
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

A Western editor hearing it remarked
that persons in a drowning condition sud-
denly reeollected ell the transactions OF
their lives, wished that few Of delinauent
subscribers would take tath in deep VA
te-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

Laughter. sleep. and hope are the three
bOunties with which kind Mother Nature
compensates US for the trouble of a life
which few. perhaps. would accept If they
were asked beforehand.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

Esll's Journal Of Health says it is ab-
surd for grown people to battle every
day.
We know a man who has for twenty
years, summer aud winter, batbed himself
in cold water, and be has grown So tough
that be can sit all night on the limb Of q
tree, like hen, in snow storm, aud not
take cid.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

RESIGNED TO IT-"How is this :" said an
old friend Of Colonel Blank. of the regular
army, as be met him on Washington street
the other day 81 thought yuu declared
you would resign if the president issued
an snti-slavery proclamation, and yet you
wear your shoulder straps still" oh. Z"
replied the col mel. II meant tina. Iicould
resign myself toh, and Ikare done So"
1T wants safe guard" said q violent
rebel to General Negley, the other day
"Haog out the American flag" replied the
general that is the safe guard 1 know
Off
Snow fakes fall SO large in Oregon that
the ladies put handles TO them and use
them for parasols.
The rebels were led at Perryville by
Bragg, Buekner. Cheatham, aud Polk
But we poked Polk, bucked Bucknsr, tonk
the braS out Of Bragg. and couldn't be
cheated out Of q victory BY Chsstham.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

If you are concious of certain infrmi-
ties of character. select companions in
whose society You would be ashamed to
give way 10 them.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18
JOB PRrHrIHo

Job Printing Ofer,r prescription vi, Ibe ns.uS
xPsditiously executed TO order ont iberal,erm,.
An assortment of blanks keptconstanti, on n.
81 All orders for Advertising or Lob rr.~A -,
be accompanied BY each, unless some person knovn
uheeomes Responsible for the sHme-Ss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

BY C. & c. FARLEY.
DEATH.



Thors Is no deathi the stars 20 down
To rise npon some feirer shore;
Aud bright in heavens jeweled crown
They shine for evermore.
There Is no deathl The dust we tread
Shall change beneath the summer showers
To golden grain, or mellow fruit,
Or rainbow tinted flowers.
The granite rocks disorganize
10 feed the hungry moss they bear;
The forest ieaFes drink daily life
From out the viewless AIR.
There Is no death, The leaves may sIi,
The flowers may fade and pass away
They only wait, through wintery hours,
The coming ofthe May.
There is no DEATH An angel form
Walks DER the earth with silent tread,
He bears our best loved things away,
Aud then we call them dead"
lie leaves on, hearts all desolate--
He piucks our fairest, sweeteAt flowers;
Transplanted into bliss, they now
Adorn immortal bowers.
The bird-like voice whose JOY ous tones
Makes glad this scene Of sin and strife,
Sings now her everlasting song
Amid the Tree Of Life.
And where he sees a smile too bright,
Or hearts too pure for faint ofvice,
He bears it 10 that world Of light,
To dwell in Paradise.
Born into that undying life,
They leave us but to come again;
With joy we welcome them-the same,
Except in sin and pain.
And ever near us, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread;
For all the boun dless Universe
IL life-There are no dead!
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

EXCELLENT DEPRIVATION OF Coon MAN
NERs.-A writer In the Atlantic thus de
seribes what we are always theOriZiDg
abnut:--'The world, has always been charm
ed with fine manners, and why should it
not? For what are fine manners but this.
to carry your soul on your lip, in your eye,
in the palm Of your band sbd yet to stand
not naked, but clothed by your individual
quality-visible, yet inscrutable-given to
the hearts OF others, yet contained 10 your
own bosom-noblv and humauely open,
yet duly reticens and secured from inya
sioo. Polished manners often disappoints
US, good manners never The former may
be taken ON by indignant souls, the latter
imply noble aod opulent nature
"Class in middle aged geography, stand
up. What is a pyramid ?"
"a pile of men in circus, one top of
t'other."
Where is Egypt?"
"Wbers it alers was"
where Is that. you young vagabond,
you ?"
dunno, sir"
go down to the foot. Next. What is a
bay"
"a bay is vast body of still water,
bounded by numerous ca2es. highlands,
promptly with only one outlet so the sea
sirD
"Good 60 up to the head. and stop
shooting wads at the girls fsces,"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-18

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

The present critical state Of European nfairs VIII
render these publications unusually interesting dur
ing the forthcoming year They will oSeupy \ MID
die groHDd between the hastily written neGsiterns
crude speeuafOnS- add Tying runners Of,the daily
Journal and the pOnderuus tome OF the future his
torlAn written amer the living interest and excite
ent Of the great political events Of the time Ghal
hAEs plsasd Away, 1t e to these PeEiOafcals thar
reSdSEs must look for the oaly really an0
reliable history Of current events and a such n
addition to their vel s1 literary scteutifc
and theqlegisal ehrAeteT, we urge them upon tbs
consolidation Of the reading publis
The receipt Of Advance Sheets nom the
ss1tish publishes give additional value TO these
Reprints 1naSnueh ~ they can uOE be placed il
the hands Of subscribers about as soon As The orEi
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
POSTERS. PROGRAMMES,

ss~wehAye, at a oAvyt4PeuJiture, furuishCdOur
Job oaisO with all Necessary materials, eunbtaeing
TYPE RULES BORDERS, CUTS, Re,
OF the latest and most fashionable styles to render 1T
capable Of executing work equal that OF any other
establishment in the city, On possessing facilities in
the way Of Steam, Sc, for doing work expei;iousy,
unsurpassed by any other oce we respectfully pre-
sent our Claims for share of public patronage
ring those who entrst their work to us that no effort
shall be wanting to give entire Subtraction
noyll-ij9 CAAIPBELL AFDERM0T.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24

Such fair, manly brow. such modest
moustache
Such sweet winning way, no swagEeFs or.
= such lGTo-liEhtsdss,es. such su.aequiltn.
nose; III
Such neck, such. ueck7tie; and such
fAAfl .nics fitting clothes: = 81
Such an air all at ease, such model OF
'A-ii 81 grace; .'fy
Such form, such Eager, such a beauti-
full face;
Such gem OF the species human.
IS SOMEBODY HISS saw IT.
Such swell Of ehap, such gag Haunt
ing belle;
Some brains. but more hair, no wisdom to
Such uear-siEbted EYEGLASSES, Assride such
Such an earnest desire for the largest of
shows"
Such motions, such gesture, SO vulgar and
rude;
Such pOmpous young saipe, such min
cling young prnde,
So queer is the human vision.
Springfield RsPuStieaa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
MOTIFS.

Proposals must be to carry the man with CELEBRITY
certainty, and security using the terms OF the law
ard they mat be guaranteed by two responsible
Pers9ns ssrtihed to as sash By postmaster OF Judge
Of a court Of record.
No pay will be made for trips not rs.furu,ei and
for each Of Eeh omissions satisfactorily exbIainet
three times the pay oG the trip may be DEDUCTED
For arrivals % far behind time break coueIina
with depending mails, and not su1ieieitly excused.
one fourth Of the eoHIpeusatic rfhs ttt, il shiet
70 forteituIe. Zines wiz be imposed, unless the DE-
un9Gensy Be satisfactorily explained, f9r ns5ectnS
90 take the mail from or into pest oiee for sui tT
ms Il to Be injured, destroyed robbed or lost aud
for refnaing, amer demand, ~ convey the nan a
ueusnN Ss the c0ntTaetOT runs, or e eoneeineI in
running vehicles on the route The Postntasttr Gen.
e may annhli the ooutfAet foE diAobeyin Rhe post
once iAUSs 0F tie distractions Of the department
He may alter the schedule, and also order anincTese
Of service BY allowing therefor p pm ran decrease
On the contract pay. He may alsO curtafl OF iseon
Time the service in whole in part, At M Tia de-
erease OF pay, allowing one mpnths extra couapersA-
ton on the atiount Of service dispensed With Bids
should be addrC5d 20 tic second Assistant Post
master SsneEAi slIsEseEibsd -ProPnsals Tor mail
service, state Of irEintAn and sent by uau
Ror forms Of profosAl, Re- and other fnforuntiop
SO advertisement of this date Ia pamphlst form Al
The pIieipal PIX Oshees. e n. BLAIR $50
isosl ,sr mos, fSStaaEsr GeSter1I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-24
BALTIMORE -
Commercial ollege!
E0ssRFR' lsss e n, isss

q
301A1ADs 50
L0CA TED
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,
BALTIMoRK, MD. sss
iINHls INSTITUTION Is NOW rs THR MOST
i prosperous and dSurfShfnr eouS4itoH TI-scs A.,
ring the M tU0ysArs has It been AeaaFT 10 ob,Sir
larger apartments for the aneomzoiatSon Of tlS n
e ~ a9 = ~ g ssHteats rsPEeesatiRs neaEiy
II BOW soeeElIiSs O0s OF the ntae Er,iol,s ,p
eeEtEahy toeAtsd buildings IN the city The TooEIi
~ seS1Lelo9siy erEanse sP4sions and elsEAntl5
The advantages algl heliaies AersoatTl, L, ,,,IS
se. aas,rEnB 30 qualify tsEPelVes pEDperly fSr nc
ib'roosA FgetieeE BSllIs Esesfi5s 49,
IsllETea In any ParttealaI. by any siuiilLE sstSb
liShnent tntho Uhite1 StatsS.s - 4I--I--I
3 y S fI5siER
dfal-LeetsTe! On the SoiVlot 81 AecOahts Con.
go H Hlerses Rlsiness QlstoEas ETC. So
- IN PHILLIPS g ISL -
And CSunErioll Caleui ltfs1S :
$3.50 - II. h DAVIES. on fg,uls 5,..f
Associate z EF 9. 7.Ia e BselsK septas.
>. 20 Ili4SSoS, -FtG
a- fFstz- =. f-WTLLIAAES- Rsas -
T LeetuCeT On NereAAtfie Law. --=-.
XIV. Z TEATES REESE, 3. n
Lecturer % CeRmeriAl Rfhfcl 7
90 zsglt TRuSFEEss zF
E1oa- S9e- = Ael1edJ,1 9 Hol. JOslIun, Won't
j 5seE H. ;.is I E9' IS ~ q keishlPE, Isq,
he ColleEe 3 peSTfded uith i Tyh,,-
s ssaIanFa oEs e1BrsyfoF tht nssSf tle stS
Eesh ssussa4 b, 4 ss.k 70 his...,r ~,
laIely fastTurssi % 30 '4f1 = seq
m es,ls19 yaeatiaa during ths yu.r.suaen.s
upIete tls fSIle Dur,.
. 4 DLE11EH 4 SlIardli taull 6iruil-zfs.s,-J
AlaEEa And B1lltfflly Omar Sofed CI5rz-l,, -,
g ~ sagAE1 EEEi, 80
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a'''9al1''. Address Kk L61KR
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YORs OF THE
10 Great Cities.

Ao fs5 GfGaP Gll4S
W TIE Ijrnggisfs. Ap6t6ecaries; aud PhysIciGn,
Of our several Gties have signed z document q at
surance to that the Tsme9es o. ~; . = y; AfEE
80 7,,,I Cl,erTT PectorAl) have been found he
1eieines 81 Great excellence, and worthy the cor.
ddence Of the Community
HON JAMES CUon' Mayor of LOWELL, MASS
nov. AlBIs DFARD' Mayor of NASHUA. Mn.
HON. Z. W. uARRINGToS, ,c,,r.r,
non. JOIN ABBOTT, Mayo. d oosoohD. y. II.
OK H 1Url2 ssy5r Of Tonorsgss, MASS.
HoS, NAFH'I slLsBtE ir.,or Of sAlrA, MASS.
Hos- ? " LINCOLN. i Mayor Of posros, MASS.
HON. WA. u. RODM Man. ), psovtDESoy
HON. AMOS W. PRENTICE, ,,on,,,o,, oo,,,
HON. IN HAns asi.r Of srv LONDON. COM
AO',' Oil--. NsJoso Of MONTREAL, c. Z.
n 7,' D. ? EFE'fAsEE: Mayo. Of INV YORK CITY.
HON Il n. k1'Fn E.s,. >, n4sll9os, c v
non. ADAM WILSON.
HON R n BISHOP n.yor of c1Sc1SSAT1, ONO
HON. I II. onATros sls,.. Of logrsrIetr, Ky
HON. 'oHS sloAN' Mayor of LYONS. IOWA.
HON. JAMES Hf a,gs1 q FB;ovxASyItl1 c. "
HON JAMES W NORTH H.,s, Of AUGUSTA. w
AVS'' ~, Mayor Of HALLowELL, NE
HON. JAMES $ 9 s.7st :, rnrpralcgos, y.
AON' "i-2 asyaf q SEw HEDFosD, MASS
AVN' : Dl1teDl Mayor of FALL RIVER, MASS.
NOS, v, H oRASsroS H., :, ,,,,,,D,.r ,
lGN NJ NnI Mayor Of eAIEsA, Ill
w. NayOr Of DUBUQUE, IOWA
HON. THOMAS cRUTcHEIELD, -
HON. ROBERT BLAIR,
Hos- R p RAy'H' Mayo. Of rr,,pm.. TENN
Mayor Of NEw ORLEANS, Ia
nos. n. D. scRANTox.
HOs. De WITT 9, enovE g.. :, ,,,,,,, : :
| Siyot Of prTTsBURe, Pa
NY :, I, B0hl' Mayor ooDrrno1r. ucp
noS, HENAN L PAGE. = =,
| T.
Mayer q RACINE. WIS
HON AYKKR
i'ON' = fNNE' Mayor Of krSosHA. WIS
-, : = : Mayor Of cmcAso, Ill
HOY y. a. HEATH All Nav. ;, ..i,,. ..
: : N'E Mayor II MONTGOMERY. ALA
: a.yvt Of COLUMBUS. CA.
Pos rsFAnrrlo nAsps5, -. -, ,.,.-
| Mayor of MEXICO
Pos EsFzPH4slr noDalqgEs.
Ros As5oSlo 1eHEErs s.,.. ;, r,.,. ,,.r.
POS n c. N1L4SeSo.
DON MARC o sESouIPED1LIA,
Certify that sAs-ro.a,.a. D,1svi... A.,. ...ur.a
fhsa6: 1t
Ayers sarsaparilla
- Al eEeiieat tssasdy, 6oa worthy tie soaadsBc.
q 'As eonnullitys
Ayers sarsapartIla.
F0r Spring Disasqs
Pr PuriFSias tLs1.soa.
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G.W. JOHNSON & son,

manufacturers. Of Copper, Tia ana
-, Sheet Iron Ware.
H3TTNGAv4IEED OURSELVES or an -u,.
IL ne are bettsr PrppsrE -
sSsr g NIL ~ eEdeEs foE any article 81 yS =
ut aooEe hue Of bEsiness- EaIlieSsr iS-s =,
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