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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-12-31

OF despair.
Roaring Wind was a sporting character !;
had be lived at the present day be would have
been voted decidedly g fast young man. he
would undoubtedly have been the owner of
horses-trotting or otherwise-but in any case
necessarily fast; but under the existing cir
cumstances, his passion was for canoes-canOrs
.; bark or canoes of skin, bat fi.s! On this
memorable night the young blood propelled
| HE 'avorlte canoe Of skins drawn over frame:
work built just strong enough to bear the
weight of single person without giving way !;
II IA dIsrcgan," or sharp at the prov As one
o. bis own arrows. it cut the waters with the
speed OF light. and be now forced it on until
the water iarly hlssed behind hlm.
With fierce delight be saw the space rapidly
dim nishing between himself and the chase /; in
q few moments be would have the grim salts
faction of burying his tomahawk deep in the
brain of his enemy. and the much coveted
pr re would be his-even the beau:itel Dawn
of-Day herself Fired by the thought to almost
superhumau effort, with set teeth. and eyes
glaring iurdly on his victims, be drove bis
canoe on until it leaped before his furious
strokes; his prov Tapped the stern Of the poor
hunted bark one more effort and be would be
alongside; in one minute more vengeance and
love would both be eated. Ah! how often dc
short sighted men realize the truth Of the
adage concerning the cup and the lip! Wha,
was the astouishment Of the eager pursuel
when he saw Dawn of Day drop her ods l,6 {
! saa, or paddle, catch up . short spear; or nod1
ms g.og tn and deliberately poke large hole
through the thin side of hi pet but fraii canoe
Reader imagine his feelings! The wave.
rushed through the gaping rent, and in an in
ssAnt the almost frantic young young savag'
vas . second time aoundering in the water
} A. he sank he had the extreme grati6cation O
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epairs BY which he became involved.

repairs BY which he became involved,
and was obliged to mortgage the prom
ises. After remaining in possession a
couple of years, and meeting with linz
tied amount Of patronage, he saw no way
to meet his Liabilities In this dilemma
he corresponded with a brother in law
in Boston, and laid the case before him
His relative was, by the way, a shrewd
Yankee, and he suggested the sea SER
pent dodge. An India rubber snake was
manufactured 10 order, and painted to
initiate the natural reptile, and in due
time it was forwarded to astonsh the
natives" The appearance of this ar
tificial monster had all the effect desired:
the hotel was soon densely crowded
hundreds and thousands Of people visit
ed the place, and the shrewd landlord
reaped a golden harvest After making
a snug fortune, and paying up all his H.
abilities, the lucky proprietor allowed
The excitement to wane, sold out the
premises, and moved away, leaving his
4" snaik" in the garrett to the tender mer-
cies Of the new proprietor.
And thus ended one of the greatest
humbugs of tie last docade--so are arc
| told.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-16
From the Rochester, n. Y. Democrat.


silver Lake sSnaik" Mystery Solved.
A law years since Western New
York was intensely exoled over reports
that were circulated about an enormous
sea cerpent that had bean discovered dis.
porting himself in the quiet waters O
Silver Lake, modest littls pond, on the
border Of which stands the village o
Perry, Wyoming County.
This LeFiathsn of the deep had beer
soon repeatedly moving his undulatine
form through the placid waters OF The
lake Curiosity was wrought up TO the
highest point Of excitement. The lake
was watched day and night by hundred;
Of eyes, 10 gain view of his snakeship
and many were favored with a glimpse
Of the enormous reptile.
Several farmers-respectabls men
persons whose character for veracity was
beyond suspicion, ard whose regulations
were above reproach-made affidavit
that they had seen the huge monster
with their own eyes. Editors and re
porLers came far and near to behold this
"nne days wonder" and the newspa
per world also grew excited over the sub
ject The "snaik" question became the
order Of the day. But, alas for human
creduli!y, the humbug has been explo.
ded-.he mystery solved! The solution
occurred in the following manner:
Not long since, the hotel at Silver
Lake, whose halls, corridors, and sleep.
ing apartments, had once been so dense
ly crowded with visitors, attracted to
that locality TO catch a glimpse of the
sea-serpent, took fire, and during the re-
moval Of some rubbish from the garnet,
the neighbors came across what they al
first supposed to be a quantity of India
rubber hose. 1t was carried out, and
upon being stretched along the ground
revealed itself TO the astonished gaze OF
the beholders in the form Of serpent,
some fifty feet in length. The hystand-
ers crowded around, and in very brief
space Of time the mystery became appar-
ent. The Silver Lake /" Snaik" lay be-
fore them ! The history of this ggan.
tic humbug is said TO be as follows
A Spectator from the east was in the
vicinity of Silver Lake, and attracted by
The quiet beauty Of the locality and its
surroundings. he conceived the idea Of
the hotel and fitting it up
for watering place. lie carried his
plans into execution, purchased the hotel,
and inaugurated an extensive system of
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-16
Machine and Lamp Oil.

Camphine and Burning Fluid always on
hand, to supply the trade,
At WALLACE'S Drug Store
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-16
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS

FOR FEMALES.
Infallible in correcting. regulating and remov.
ing all distractions from whatev-
er eause, and always sue
cessful as pre-
yentatiye.
The combination Of ingredient in DIR. Du-
poneo's Golden Pills are perfectly harmless
they have been used in the private practice OF
old DR.. Duponco for over thirty years, and
thousands of ladies can testify to their great
aud never failing success in almost every case
IN correcting irregularities, relieving painful
and distressing transformations, particularly nj
the change of life. From ) TO 10 pills will
cure that common yet dreadful complaint, the
Whites. Nearly every female IN the land sui.
fers from this complaint The above pill has
permanently cured thousands and will cure il
You use them. They cannot harm you, on the
contrary, they remove all distractions, restore
nature 10 Its proper channel, and invigorate tie
whole system. Ladies whose health will not
permit an increase Of family will find these
pills a successful preventative.
Pregnant females, or those surprising them
selves so. are cautioned against using these
pills while in that condition, lest they invite
miscarriage, after which admonition the pro.
prietor assumes no nsibility-although
the mildncss of the pills will do no injury to
health
- D. ne Ingfc1 lcnta IMPOSING the gen.
uine pin are made known to every agent, and
they will tell you the pills are free from any
thing injurious and yet will do all claimed for
them
Full and explicit explanation accompany
each box. Price 81 90 per box
Sold by a. 3 CLARKE, Druggist,
West end of Bridge independence,
Gen'l Ag't for Buchanan Co., Iowa
Ladies 10y sending the above agents 81 90
through the Independence Post Office, can have
the pills sent (confdentialy) by mail to any
part OF the country, free of postage.
\. B.-Look out for counterfeits Buy 10
Golden Pills Of any kind unless every box is
signed 5. Howe. All others are OF base i'm.
position, and unsafe therefore, as YOU value
your lives and health TO say nothing Of being
hnmbugged oat Of your money! buy only Of
those who show the signatures Of S d. lfowe
O. every box, which has recently been added
on account Of the pills being counterfetcd
Sold MISC by Allen Il Ilosford, Dubuque, 10.
wa Bishop d Benjamine, Cedar Falls, Iowa .
, Crawford Co, Galena, III Emmert q
Bufreil, Freeport Lord a. Smith, Chicago, and
by one druggist in every village and city in
the United States.
Sole Proprietor, New York
Oct. Ia, 1867. f6.30.iy
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4 CARD TO YOUNG LADIES and gen.
\ tlemen. The subscriber will send free
o. Charge to all who desire it, the Recipe and
directions for making simple Vegetable Balm
that viii, IN from two to eight days, remove
Plmples, Blotches, Tan, Freckles, Sallowness
and all impurities and roughness of the skin,
leaving the same, as Nature intended it should
be.-sotf clear smooth and beamitil Those de.
slrlng the Recipe, with full instructions, direc-
iions and advice, will please call ON or address,
with return postage)
THOS. r. CHAPMAN, Pracf cal Chemist.
s3l Broadway, New York
June Sd, 1862 l.on
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W ATCHES & JEWELRY !!
Of the Richest & most Fashionable Patterns

OFFERED AT RETAIL AT WHOLESALE PRICES
| THE HUBBARD BROS, Nos. 65 & 81 MAS
a sAU STREET, NV DIRK, Manufacturers
and Importer of all the Leading, Rich and
most popular Styles of WATCHES and JEW.
ELRf, being determined upon increasin g their
Business to an unlimited extent offer the fol.
lowing elegant Ornaments at the unsurpassed
Low Prices following
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER, being Hunt
ing and open face, or Ladys or Gentleman ;.
" atch In one; the prettiest, most convenien
and cheapest Watch in the World. Imitation
gold; effected by patent process, which rem
ders the appearance of gold perfect, while il
dos not cost one-third as much Price only
So Retails at from $l00 upwards.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED LEV
Frs, English manufacture Movement; capped
and full ieweled has sunk seconds, and tn,
newest improvements. Heavy cased and good
imitation gold. Price only SIS. Retails al
from 500 to 800.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CASED AR
MY WATCH. Richly engraved, ieweled and
fancy works Unsurpassed for Suffers, Trad
ers, etc. Price Sl5. Retails at from $40 &c
500.
great variety of other WATCHES, at low
prices.
LADIES' SETS of Brooch and Ear Drops tc
correspond. limitation CluStef Diamond, q
very rich pattern, and entirely new, price 81
Coral and Bead entwined, a very neat nnd
pretty ornament handsomely mounted 1925
GENTLEMEN VEST CHAINS, Paris
len, an elegant pattern, only 81. The Demoni-
ac, very heavy, So.
RiNGS.-Plain only, Zoe. Scroll, very
pretty, 81 Chased, neat pattern, 81 Sea
! Signet, 50. Imitation Diamond So
Enameiisd, 'i new ana Very ffasoa 17adi ral
$3.50. Double, chased or with stones, 81 80.
BOSOM STUDS variety of new and
| fashionable designs, per set, ST so.
| BOSOM d SCARF PINS.-Leaf, with Opal
and Fancy Stones, 81. Imitation Diamond
l 80.
LOCKETS.-Double Glass, richly engraved
So
Persons wishing any of the above, have onl,
to remit the price in registered letter to ooi
address, and the articles will be sent by return
mail, free of expense. IL Orders to the amount
OF twelve dollars and upwards will be sent b,
express to any part of the loyal States, witt
bill payable to the Express Company wher
the goods are delivered.
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants
throughout the country, who wish to max,
money rapidly, will do we'll to obtain ou
mammoth catalogue we furnish the most sale
able outfit at prices unsurpassed by any othe
concern
Address HUBBARD BROS.
Nos 65 d 81 Nassau, near John Street
NEW \ DIRK Cry
Oct. 2oth. 1862. [3I 3n
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Beware of them. Remember that the Lady,
Book is the original publication and the cheap
est. If you take Cooley, you want no other
magazine.
Everything that is useful or ornamental in
house can be found in Cooley.
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THE LITERATURE

is of that kind that can be read aloud in the
family circle, and the clergy in immense mum.
bers are subscribers for the Book.
THE MUSIC
is all original, and would cost 25 cents 1.-THE
price of the Book) in the music stores but
most of it is copyrighted, and cannot be obta.
ined except in % Godey"
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$4,000 MORE

than Fashlon-pates of the old style, and moth
ing but our wonderfully large circulation en-
ables us to give them. Other magazines can
not afford it. We never spare money when the
public can be benefited
These fashions may be relied on. Dresses
may be made after them, and the wearer will
not subject herself to ridicule, as would be the
case II she visited the large cities dressed after
the style of the plates given in some of our 40
called fashion magazines
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1862-12-16
OUR STEEL ENGRAVINGS.

Godeey's is the only work in the world that
gives these immense plates, and they are such
as to have excited the wonder of publishers and
the public The publication of these plates
cost
, 1862-09-09

completing the education Of Miss Sarah Forbes
Bonetta, whose knowledge and accomplish
rcnts m Ike her an ornament for any
society, and prove most satisfactorily
mat the African mind Is capable Of
the highest intellectual attachments. Her ma
j,s1y has taken great interest In her marriage,
and given 1t her full sanction. At the same
time she has, besides presents from the roy:l
family, herself provided the whole Of the out
lit, &c. Mr james Davis. the bridegroom,
Wss originally q slave, taken by one Of our
crpiser< and educated In the schools OF the
Church Missionary Society at Sierra Leone.
He afterwards commenced trading on his own
accoul t, and is now prosperous and iutl1en-
tihl me reliant at LagoH, employing up wards of
100 Of his fellow country men, aud trying to
improve their moral and intellectual status.
Tee ceremony is 10 be performed bE the
Bishop. O: Sierra Leone and the Rev. Il. V.nn;
and Mrs. Thompson has lent thr garden at
Westhill Lodge for the wedding breaat lss.
W. Ut derstand t:tr3 will be q large wedding
party, including about twenty Africans. Tue
bsids: viii DC attended By the sixteen brides
maids, Of whom four will be ladies Of color.
, 1862-09-09

Interesting Ceremony Mt Rrfshton-
The Hftdea Native African.
We find the following story in the Brighton
(Engl'nds Gazette:
This morning a marriage is to be perform
ed at the parish church, Brighton, to Unite
t~o persons Of color, whose previous history
gives to The ceremony peculiar interest.
chiefly to those who have been long and deep.
y interested in the African race, and who
have wathed the progress Of civilization caused
by christianity on the negro, and the ceremony
viii also tell our hr taren on the other side Of
the Atlantic that British ladies and gentlemen
G. nsldcr It pleasure and privilege to do
honor to those of the African race VITO have
proved themselves capable ofappreciating the
advantages OF liberal education.
The lady. supposed to be an African Chris
tlan's daughter, was presented, when about
the age OF five years, to the late Captain Fred
erich Forbes, R. n, woo officially visited the
King OF Dahomey with q view 10 aid the SUP.
preston Of the slave trade In the interior Of
Africa. and in his book giving an account Of
the mission he thus describes the little girl:
I have only to add few particulars about
mJ extraordinary present, the African Child.
In former portion Of these journals I have
mentioned the 0keadon war; one of the cap
tises Of this dreadful e1aye-hunt was thfs if,-
terestirg girl. Il is usual to reserve the best
born fer the high behests OF royalty, and tha
iDmolation On the tomhs Of ths deceased mo-
biity. For one Of these ends she had been
detained 1t court for two years, proving, By
her not bling sold to the slave dealers. that
she WAS Of good family So extraordinary q
present would have been at least burden,
had not the conviction that, Ia considera-
tion Of the nature Of the sersice .sti ner-
formed, the government would consider ner
as the property of the Gro vn. 70 refuse
would have been to have signed her death
| warrant, which, probably, would have been
| carried infn ayaru tim fnrf h with
, 1862-09-09

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Please give the following notice proml-
nent place In your widely circulated paper:
The headquarters Of the 4th Illinois cavalry
are now at Trenton, Gibson county, Tennea-
see. All letters for the regiment and its meu-
bers will hereafter be directed accordingly,
and all recruits for the regiment will report
at the same place.
The above will apply to all the regiment,
except company 4, Capt. E. D. Osband, which
is now at Corinth. Miss, a. body guard foz
II ,jor General Q. s. Grant,
, 1862-09-09
BanKln9 ann EIsDauHk.

M ECHANICS' SAVING BANK
N1 OF CHICAGO
This Institution WILL receive for saving Of
doln-. snd upward. for, Mechanics Lab
red women and others unon which interest WILL be
paid Wien left for stated time
Accounts opeoad With Corporations, Societies ana
tndz1auas. Sight Drats Issued upon all the CITIES q
EUrcp. and Eastern States. Highest prices paid LOT
CHAS. T. BOGG5, President
LIE ALEXANDER Cashier. Iur14rsS+1y
, 1862-09-09

Mics c. E. NQuRsE will begin the third yes. Of heI
schtol iD Cincinnati on MUSDAf, Sept. l5 at No. Il
West Ninth street.
The number Of pupils 1s limited. and the coutse Of
study Is that OF the highest class privat seoals
e!u ing Latin, Ma+ht n.atics the Satural Sciences
History. English Literature, &c.
Tne MOT eFn Languages are taught With the aid Of
TIC best native teachers and Fl eneh the language OF
the school ROOM,
+ " pupils vii this year be received members Of
tFe family, and placed u4der the care OF Ar5 Il I.
SOIL late Of Columbus ohio, as Preceptress ont
Of school
91rs. soI!sce Is permitted to rsfer to Bishop Nell
Taine. CfnctunAti F. NeTTtck- P-esd mt Ohio We5.
1eJan Uptyersity Delaware. H.: Bon. Vim. Da. nIson
F.o. T. g. Ro'mley.J j. ". AndFeHs. Esq. Columbus.
Ohio. and otl Grs
TIE gTt ates attention Is paid to Physical Culture,
at course OF C2ltshentcs Games in daily and
acceptable use aIaong the pupils
Circulars can be had on application to Miss n. at
Cincinnati.
Mss Ncurpe refers By permission u Rev. Daniel R
Goodwin. Proyest University uf PenrsylvanIs, Phia
deapl,ta: Ktv- Jas. KTeema4 Clerke. boston. Mass:
Geo. S. Hiiard do: E. via P. Whirp1e, do: Mrs Ry
land Gil teinaatt; ". II. CORY, Esq. DO; Joon Keb
he following and othsr parents q pupils IN
Cincinnati the past year: y. Gf5esbe T. D .Eady
j. W. ELit. Z " Bnrnet b. Hosea Geo. Carlisle, j. T.
Bon, Ilie.. S. ". Pomezuy. ED. Mansfield
AuTf3r..a9E
, 1862-09-09
E}lE UtihuuE.
THE OLD CON rINENTALs.

Let us awake the memories of that gloriou
the drum and trumpet" lines Of Guy Hum
ptrey Mcalaster, wherein the battle Of Bun
ker Hill is celebrated in verse that sound
Ike the Toll Of drums and the rattle OF MUS
ketry: i.
In their ragged resimentals,
Stood the old Conttnentals,
yielding not.
When the Grsnadiers were lucgIng,,
And like hail fvli the pluu5ing
When the files
OF the Isles,
From the smoky night encanpuent,
Bore the banner ii the rampant
Unicorn,
And grunmer. grru1mer. g!nmmer,
Rolled The 3o:i IF thu drummer,
Through the mofnl
Then with eyes to the front all,
And with guns horizolt ]
Stcod our sires:
And the balls whisted deadly,
A1d in s1reaue flashed redly
Blazed the fires;
AZ the roar
On the shore
Swept tic strong battle breakers
Or the green Vt tdded acres
or the plain;
And louder, louder, louder.
Ctached 1bs black gun-puWcer
Cracking amhInt
Now like Emiths at their fc.ges
It fotked the reu st. Georges
CaIncnicra;
And the '' yillaiuous Ea1t-peter'
Rutg fierce di.cordant meter
Keuld on. ears;
Az the swift.
Sturnl drift
With hot eEetp1E angct,
Came the horse quarts clauEpT
On orr Qanks.
Tlcr higher, higher. higher,
Buried lhe lid 1ashihntd ire
Through the ranks!
Then the old fashioned Colonel
Galloped through the white internal
Powder clJuG;
And Ills bruadEword Tsa swinging,
And Lis blazen throat MSS Iin ,in,
Trnmpes loud;
Then the blue
BulletE flew.
And the trooper Jackets reddrn
L: the touch Of the leaGen
Rifle breath.
And roun6er. ropnicr. rouuder,
Hoa1ed The iron sh-poundee,
uur1luy death.
, 1862-09-09
The field officers Of the regiment are now

The field ct11cerB Of the regiment are now
AZ follows:
~ Iy1. n,ctev. colonial a,5 chief cf cav,1-v ~,
Msjor General Grants etaT:
William Mccullough. lteuteuGnt colonel.
A. h. Wallace, ntsI mnj"r
M1li1am n l.: olostn' tst second MAJOR. m ALI,
assi.- ~. "e"p'e s1le -0p'ain eo-'P'1' A17' 'iifa
0@1 -.
Ids 1egl"ens nas!os res7 sspataseo oy oRer
talions ever since tae i':as ut Foft Donelson,
is again all together, with the exception above
rot, 4 nd onIs a5afts its new r,crr;ts same
.oe, ~ aao oN 90 '.rs 10 Nc" ! ss, oA.s' some
11ee1 1olses' anu x" Cup ano saEllson
equipage, when it viii be ready again for yig-
,rons a,.d ec+,ve servica G,vena rhasa +b,-,@.
s-sas;11 - ~ fas 49, ~ nnot ,a.s.r s1.s'
SPeeuns' 1or NC eS'nn'' Aons enou'e eS1A CON-
pars'i'e idleness. yours, &c, ".
------
Indiana Regiments
From the Indianapolis Joulnall
Cou,,.,,,-i.us haze teen issued y6 t,,l, VS..
~ uy;11;ou TT R,t+.ru,-tb ,f ,ra,.....
IT,. ~ aaa,, " no,i' =. .u"aee'
1ss a7slslanI sutgson 20 v9la assnn54G;
e,i, nstsun Eaas' dlusief' " eonnete'nle' colonel
~ sa3i .e'1eL' ~. e ,Jn,,;o ,f,1,+ont ,,
90 nanutl Vt u nueele' i1eu1enaoS coionel
o.. ~ 0r;oha-4 ,&,,
ro.s;.n..t a. S@n' ~ 'D1e"e''el' ea'1oS otta
4sinsn1 4ln's.1 Vuoo5, oa;u+,,+ a4+b r,o,,,o.
nr nsey muges Rgd nf tsu Gan,regI1a
e.1h -aoi11 49, - ~ 'AAA0' @u'seon
, 1862-09-09

Military instruction and Drill.
WE5EERN UNION COLLEGE zne MILITARY
eCADEMy. st FULTON, II. on II the N Mss. Sip2:
Eq.aE Golleg!ate Academic and. Primary Glasses
Iav C9lege nas S9rps Of tTsge sSpeEatncsd @ tSscs
echool buildings n the West tcost WITH furniture &C.
{120 G13}. ample and attractive Military Park.
excellent and well furnished Arm,ry, due Gymna
Enm and ntanZ ether adTa9tages Which s13uld claim
institution OF A class and Character In the Union
Instruction in French Gern8n and bookkeeping free
70 Cadets. also In aRTLILERT and lNFAETh1 thcAEY
and lght1 TACTICS ZcDAvE and FAScr DRILLS aud
GTaxAsT1cs. under an officer Of - Cad=ts dsess
furnished room, tQ lght3, EashiaE aad tuition ~
Cadets frum ab .oad room and board under the sa1e
roof wtth and the constant Of the teachers For
III. 1a24Ee5Sr
, 1862-09-09

IA STATE OF ILLINOIS. CUOE COUNTY. ga
Public nntce Is h.:eby giTen that the undergtguec
Atii2'stratfl1 Of the estate q 1oltyer Walker do
ceased VII! appear befcre the Ead Court st the pte
ber Term thereof to De holden tire third Manday os
Septembtr A. H. ls6 at the Court House IL aa.d Eoun
aud demands against the estate when aud ~lere al
pertens having such claims requested 70 present
and 1ile the game ABIGAIL F. WALK ER.
AdmtnIstratz11 Estate Douyer Walker.
, 1862-09-09

Y HEADACHEs-Peak's Head
1che Remedy is the THING. 70 lady or gentleman
FILL eve. be without Bottle after once using It.
cr1ce 25 CENTS. Sold hy Druggists generally. Whole
Es1e Agent for the Northwest Il, K LASDoS. s. Lake
Street. opposite fremont House, Chicago. ie2'si70Sn
, 1862-09-09
3tuulhfr.

r .UMBFR.-I would mr1ts the at
tentton Of dealers and othets purchasing lumber
b Chicago to OF the largest and most eompef9
mg. Flooring and stock Boards saea Door, sn1aRleA
suit The Charges of he simes for
orders hI1ed WITH fidelity Cata1oaded
N ya-d- Yard and CHIe Beach erect. between Pdlk
and Twelfth stTeetR,
NQ72zERs2 E&AD l. WI1llA3A