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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
WHAT THE SoLDI ERs SAY


While the officers Of the army are send
ing home resolutions supporting all the
unconstitutional acts Of the President
and Congress, it is gratifying to know
that those who fight for patriotism and
principle have different policy from
that Of men who fight for 800 month
and upward. One of them formerly
from this county, a member of an All.
Regiment under date Of March %,
writes US as follows:
Our soldiers are nearly destitute Of
reading matter. Sometime since there
wuo CIT order ;se~ea prohih;.ing the
circulation Of all newspapers in the
army. This movement Of the admins
tration, strange as it is foolish, will g.
very far towards producing still greater
discomfort than now exists; and it will
be hard for the powers at Washington
to Justify their proscriptise policy
Heretofore this banhas been placed up.
on democratic papers only, but now all
are included. The reasons for this
course are very obvious. A very gen
eral dissatisfaction exists among the
masses against the war as it is being
managed by the negro radicals. This
feeling is becoming common in the
army and the administration fears its
extent and the consequent damage to
it's dearest hopes, the final triumph Of
the abolition party.
The question naturally ARISES here,
who is responsible for this general dis
content-this growing feeling through
out the entire north =? n OF the Demo,
cratic papers certainly, nor the Repub-
lican solely, but the latter in connect
ion with the constitutional advisers and
outside managers of President Lincoln
They have changed the war from Its
legitimate purpose Of putting down the
rebellion, to miserable abolition crus-
ade. This has done all the mischief
and the President knows it. and had he
the moral courage 70 own it, and kick
from his prese nee all tho demagogues
who prefer to :'let the Union slide" to
saving it from destruction, there would
be no necessity in keeping the soldiers
in ignorance Of public sentiment on the
prosecution of the war.
What proscriptive movement will
next emanate from headquarters it is
difficult to determine. We can imagine
none equaling this in baseness, unless
one should follow forbidding private
correspondence among soldiers and the
dear friends at home. We would not
be surprised at such an order as this,
for we are prepared for almost anything
in the shape of despotic orders.
For reasons wholly prudential to the
writer we withhold his name from the
public.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
State Of iowa, }ss.
Howard County,
tn William ~ RnoLoU g..

To William H. Bushell, Sir
YOU are hereby notified that on or before
the fifteenth day Of April 1863, there will be
on file in the Office of the Clerk ef.he District
Court in Howard county, petition of
Gregory Marshall, claiming the foreclosure
Of certain mortgage for the amount of nine
y four dollars with interest at ten per cent
from the 2lst day Of December 1853. and
that the real estate therein described, be
sold to satisfy ssid demand. and that your
equity of redemption thereto be forever bar
rid And that unless you appear thereto and
defend On or before noon Of the seco I'd day
Of the next term Of said court to be held in
and tor said county, your default will be en-
tered and decree taken against you for the
whole amount. with interest and costs As
prayed in said petition
Dated this 18th day of March 1863.
JOHN +. CLARK.
n23vtt4 PIff7s Atty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

Massachusetts is opening recruiting
Offices in half dozen States to fill up
the ranks of the single negro regiment
Gov. Andrew has undertaken to raise.
There are number ofrecruiting offices
for this regiment in the State of New
York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
TVHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

TINE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
u of SUFFERER Published rs warning
and for the especial b. neft of Yong Men and
those who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss
of Memory Premature Decay, &c. e. =,
by one who has cured himself by mp,e means
after being put to great expenses and incon-
yenicnec, through the use of worthless med-
zines prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had of the author,
e, A: LAMBERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long
Island, by enclosing post paid addressed en-
vslore. Address Charles 4 Lambert. Esq.
Greenpoint, Long island, NY. in35m6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

On Saturday evening April 18th the
District school Of Jay White will give
an exhibition at LAWYERS Hall in this
place. We have no doubt it will be an
occasion that will reflect much credit
upon the school not only. but upon the
ability and skill of Mr.. White as an in.
structcr J. Gu. common school.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

EOR SALE-1wo span of
- horses, two sets of harness,
two lumber wagons, working OK
EN- and steers. Terms easy.
New Oregon March, Is, 1883.
Thns. p. Davies,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
JOHN DWIGHT s. co.
MANUFACTUE or
u a q e u A r W u

S"per.Carb of Soda, &C.,
And Sole Agent in tho CITY Of Now yorL 60.
Cream ofTartar Substitute
INVENTED BY
Prot. EBEN N. HoRsFoRp, Of Har.
ward University.
Office, II Old Slip, Hanover sonare,
up sTAIRs) NEW vopv
the hgh. price which Cream of Tartar
ooll''ha"ded IN 1854, together with the alarm.
..s extent to which it's dangerous adujtera-
ton had been carried with other cons;Joro
cons induced the disting lished Chemist
"nose name Is gwen above, to commences
"nae proved to be long and lahorious sr;en-
., an research. to discover substitute tbernfnr
Ills enorts were crowned with abnndont src.
cess, ana hundreds Of thousands of mounds of
inc Substitute have been sold and ;:sns durinr
the last five years, throughout the United
states and the Canadas.
The following true comparison ofits nature
ans the results Fits use with those of Cra.u,
OF Iartsr, will convince the most inc, cdnlors
ofits value
Cream OF Tartar is bi-tartrate of POTASH
This Substitute isa simple Phospkqte o,J
contains nothing bit achat as found m bs,f
steak, and an corn. mheat and other ,s,cajy
and IS Me'cfo'e highly nutritious. II also
has health giring influence end .upnH.s
hat for mh'eh there is a constant dema1f -,
he system
~ MS sold for much less price than
cream q f"'e"1. nl7v4m2i
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
Democratic Club Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given tina. the next
regular Meeting of the Howard County Dem
ncratic Club will be held at LAWYERS Hall,
in New Oregon, on the evening of Saturday
April 4th, and will be addressed by
s. A. UPPER, Esq.,
II DEBORAH A cordial invitation is given to
the people of this County and vicinity.
: 81 order of Democratic Club.
BRADLEY CHAPLIN, secty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
State of Iowa, &C
Howard County, o.
TIL w. R;cbords s.,

To II. ". Richards, Sir
VOU arc hereby notified that On or before
L the first day of October A. D. 1862,
there will be on filc in the Office of the Clerk
of the District Court in said County a petit.
ion of pier w Phillips, claiming Of You the
sum of four hundred and fifty dollars on two
promissory notes and interest thereon from
July Sth 1861 and also claiming of you the
foreclosure of certain title bond. and
that the equity of redemption in the same.
be forever barred: And that unless YOU ap.
pear thereto and defend on or before noon OF
the second day of the next term of the said
court to be held in and for said county your
default will be entered and judgement render
ed against you thereon. ....t [n22y4t4
JOHN r. CLARK,
Piss Atty.
Dated October 18th 1862.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
NOTICE.

A II persons knowing themselves idebted to,
ms. H Noble or to the firm of Nsble &
Hand'ey Of Vernon Springs are hereby re-
auested to call and settle at their store on or
hcfore April LIST 1863, or settlements may be
had at that place with P r. Seorles or.
s. J. HANpLEy.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
FORESTON STORE.

'. r. CAREY. Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
cries. Hats and Caps. Boots and Shoes, Crock
cry, Hardware, Clothing, Books, Millinery
and other goods
w MED All kinds of country produce in
exchange for goods or cash [nl7v4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
NOTICE.

THE undersigned wishes to get so, acres Of
L breaking done, in Albion Township, ad-
joining Mr.. Holt Nichols Parties that wish
to engage the job please address the under.
signed at Dubuque, ana state terms. Cash
will bepaia.
AUG. NIENs-EDr.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
MOSES NILES.
Lime Springs,........Iowa,

Would inform his friends and the public
generally that he has opened Boot & Shoe
Shop, at tho first door west of Moulton 8
store He keeps constantly on hand the best
OF Eastern French, and Spanish tanned, sole
and upper Gather, which he will make up to
order upon the most reasonable terms. All
work warranted
Lime Springs, Feb eth 1863.
n20vif MOSES NILES.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

The Norman conquerors upon their inva-
sion of England, attempted to strike down
Saxon liberty in similar manner by cen.
trailing al power and authority in the
British crown. Their theory Of government
was not very dissimilar to that Of our present
administration. But the Saxen race were
too strongly welded totheir local and mum.
cipal government, to 1.-The rights Of the people
of the parishes, cities, towns and boroughs;
had to long enjoyed undisturbed their local
police regulations to submit to the usurpseions
of the Norman cong uerers. The result was
a political struggle Of nearly eight hundred
years, ut the expiration of which the English
karons at Runnymede extortcd from King
John the Magma Charta, fully guaranteeing
them in their undisturbed enjoyment cf all
their local, municipal and public regulations
with the incstimablc right Of habeas corpus
The question presented is whether we shall
tamely surrender the rights our Saxon an
cestorswrung from the British crown. after
so protrscted struggle, and guaranteed to
as by our Constitution and laws without
single effort to their preservation and perpet-
uation to ourselves aud our posterity.
Almost every page Of history, sacred and
profane, abounds in lessons Of wisdom which
the people cannot overlook. The envious
Hannah spurned all the bounties showered
upon him by generous government. because
Mordeci the Jew was permitted to slt at the
Kings gate. So with the republican party
they denied themselves and the country all
the inestimable privileges and excllencies of
its unsurpassed system government, because
of the existence Of African slavery under the
law and the con stisutios
Another and most importan. lesson is
drawn from the Italian St ates during the ex-
istence and decline Of the Lonbardian Re-
publics. Hallam tells us that ''about the end
of the twelfth century new and singular
species Of magistracy was introduced into
the Lombard Cities During the tyranical
reign of Frederick Barbarossa, he appointed
military magistrates of his own in place of
the elected civil magistrates. The people
submitted to this invasion of their rights, and
history tells US that they hs We never to this
day recovered from the despotism then
fastened upon them by the intrigues Of this
am bilious usurper.
Yet the unconditional supporters Of the
administration ignoring oil the lessons of
history are dragging their deluded followers
blindfolded and headong down into the
very Jaws of this same mons.rous delusiun
On the contrary we tell the people that
democracy and democratic administration
of the government under the provisions of
the constitution has secured them in the full
enjoyment of every per.onal. political and
religious privilege for three fourths of cen.
fury, and if adhered to boldly and defantly
Is still potent for their good and welfare
These men of the Republic stamp insist that
yoa shall not only surrender your liberties to
a great central despotsm, but demand as the
price of your lives that you shall even forget
The name Of democracy, it not being enough to
surrender its forms of government to an over
military despotism.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
MARRIED..

On the Goth ult.. by Gustave Dorr, Esq
at the house Of the brides father near Forces.
ton Mr.. Jacob Beam, and Miss. violetta
Gardner.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
Dated October 18th 1862.
ORIGINAL NOTICE,

YIN: Al NO1
State of Iowa, Ice
Howard County, 3D.
To George r. Griffin, Sir:
~ YOU are hereby notified that
( L. $; there is now one file in the Office
r .t %. of the Clerk of the District Court
I 1868 J Howard Co, a petition of F. w.
~ Skinner, claiming of you the sum
of two hundred and ninety eight and e5-lOO
dollars as Justly due him on judgement rem
deTed IN Circuit Court in Kane county, in tn.
State of Wisconsin, and also in certain
promissory note, and that unless YOU appear
thereto and defend on or before noon of the
second day fthe next term of said court to
be held in and for said county your default
will be entered and jud cement rendered
against you thereon for the whole amount
with interest and cost you will also take
notice that an attachment will also be issued
to enfa ce said claim. [no2y4t4
Dated this 10Th day of Feb 1863
JOHN T. CLARK,
Plf7s ATTY
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

SINGING School ExHlBrrloN.-T.
W. Lees Singing school gave an exhi-
bition on Saturday evening last, that
VIC have heard very highly commended
by tnvse in attendance. Having been
unable to attend: we cannot speak as
we would like to Of the different ones
entitled to special consideration for the
very creditahle manner in which they
performed their allotted tasks. IF re.
port be true We may say however that
there were none who brought disgrace
upon themsel yes or the school.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

CoMPLlMENTARY.-We accept as
the highest compliment that could be
bestowed upon our course by such
body of men, the adoption of the follow
ing resolution purporting to have been
adopted at an abolition meeting recent
ly held at Castalia.
.Resolved, That this meeting regard
the traitorous sentiments contained in
the New Oregon Plain Dealer as
highly inflamatory against the best in
rvrrcsts Of our Government, and that we
hold in utter contempt the sentiments of
its editor.
No doubt Of it and when the men
adopting it convened at Ossian nearly
two years ago, for the purpose Of mob
bing better men than themselves, they
entertained similar opinions Of the
Plain Dealer, its editor, and of the Con-
stitution of their country. We beg to
assure them one and all, that it shall
DC our constant endeavor to 50 shape
our political course as to receive no
word Of commentator from snch a
pestiferous set of disturbers of the pu blic
peace. These who would angle for sweet
and wholesome fish in the burning food
vomited from the bowels Of q volcano,
would look to the men composing the
Castalia meeting IS the embodiment Of
patriotism, political virtue and integri-
| ty.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03
FOR PAIN

In the stomach back or bowels, burns, bruises cuts
swellinge, collie, dlorrhca, and rheumatism,
head ache, tooth ache. and ear ache.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-03

ATG. NIENs-EDT.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
Fluid Extract Sarsaparillas
seu = NJ = :, - = = .r,sl. - 80
.ail CERTfFfcATitess Or CUREs,

a -sras r. T
iad dcERTfFfcATES or CURES,
From set 10 twenty years sanding with name. known
! For Medical Properties Of BucRu ,ee Di.pensatoss
o. ses ses frasssor the
sss rs@,rks made ~ the lats celebrated Ds rtys5c
See remark, psds sby ps EPHR AN. I'm AepowELL.a
celerate Physician, and Me,nfer OF the Royal Coiiegs
of the King ana Queens Journal.
MIN TRAvERs. Fellow Of The Roysi eeIIese Of spE,:
See most Of the i,te Standard We Il. nsdlas. as
..ess Ssss.,,u. s;s.s q &c Per sgai e
laproped Rose Hesh, f,trs: 5offssa I'D 80
Or half dozen of ench for sta hieh II be sum
cienfso the most obstinate cases. directions
Delivered to any address, securely packed nom obss
Describe the ,ynpsom. ia AZ c0nnsnie.tieu..
81 sssoak b7is es4 7 -=-----E sSsbod lsiH 70
AFFHDAyET.E Es4 .sssas IL
Personally appeared before me Alderman ofthe AZ
& Phihaelphia T HELIX who, being duty sworn,
s1g 1g .ss other a Injurious dl6ss
before s ,5i; % ss asa ( G. No
Alderman, Ninth street. above Race. Phila
|s7 mEwaRE OF coUNrEzzFEETs. =
AND UNPRINGIPEED DEALERS.
who ,endeayor to dispose OF THEIR owNs and .oth-
| ~ ssticies on thesrpatasieh attained by
Heimfold's Genuine Preparations. g: -s'se ~
bs us EstFssa sspsssss. spssS sEa 6
r. - 81 q, h.s4s Improved Ehse washs q saif
sold BY AL pruegists eseryvhere. frofT fg1 II bsz
| ASK FOR HELMBoLD's-TAKRN NO OTHER.
Cut ont the sdyersi,espt, snd send snd yoID
4 3fMP0SIf10N AND ExfosURkss3
3 Nay q tsssz 3aslsg e sszud yses DIR N7ea =.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
Deies Goddard and ais, .qdm'rs, vs Justi'
- HaMes nnd nfhers

= nayeS ana 0fHtTS.
CyHRRIfE e -1u obes1ieace TO hseommA1d of an
of sale sasd from the Court of Common iens
OF Portage County. Ohe to directed shall offer
in RaSenna. SatuEtay, the Oh dsy sofZJanuary.
1864 orzHiruk II oriock Of said day. the follow
Ing described ands and teneinente. to wit e
Sitaate the township f slialesssiles the County
Of Portsge ard State OF Oio and Is bounded and de-
scribed MISUNDERSTANDING the norh-east OF
village lot center lot No 2 and thence running south
ninety-one links, thence west chains and 76 luks,
thence north iinss theHce casts chai1s md
78nks othe place of beginning. aining fourth
of acre Of land. he the more less. e
also, OF her parcel of land situate IN said
township of Shalersvle afosesaid and Is known being
part of lot No 46 in said township. and bounded vs.
foiioNs-Comniencng atsthe east Of lit
formerly otned by Francis Ghamseslia and saan ing
chain thence two hsins and T6 links 70
TO- thenca north sfence east chipb
and 76 links the place of beginning containing about
fourth of Of and be the leas,
aud subject to all legal hishw sys and roads.
ceEfsin other piece OF lard, stuztc In said
snsfp Of Shalersve, part of lot No A..
aud bonded foltowsC Commencing at the south ht
grund thence running 20 along the line of the
thence eoutb q rods, thence west 20 rods along
the line f lands owned by Abner Horr thence about -
rods along The line of lands owned by Abner Hort and
public bnryng ground to the place of beSi ling, cpH.
tanning three be the less bnt bject
TO all legal hghrays Appraised as foiuws
The first second described pieces $500 90: the
third descrihed piece at $40 co ,5ssssssss
Taken order of sale asths property of Jns in
Hayes at the suit of Deics Goddard and ais, admrs
s4s With in F. PARSONS, Sheriff
sheriff.s 0ifire. Dec 7th 1863. Q 5w
L.&H. C RkNNgY, Prffs' Attys.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
I.EGAI NOTICES.
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pssln.ln, anu .aiu sonn 2; lg
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
DEMOCRAT.
Wsanssday M0rning.. -. December Is. lss
THE LAST APPEAL. /:
~ u /. M,E,sB.Ll

The room is swep, and garnished for tiny sake;i j
The table spread With Loves most liberal cheer;
The dre Is blazing brightly on The hearth:
Faith fingers yet TO give thee welcome here.
- .5,s..4 4o %hen wilt thou comet = :
Daily Iweave The airy webio hope
Prail as the SPIDERS, wrought with beads OF dew
That, Ike Peneiope,s, each night undone,4H
Each morn in patience begin anew.
tsvfa1 g5' si When wilt thou come
Not yeti To,mnrrow Faith will lake her night,i
Z The NE die out, the banquet disappear;
Fofese. will these Fingers dr p the web
And only desoiation wait tlee hero. etgR
-.,-,.2 z-sa1F ot Oh, come TO. dsy 81 ogsd
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
! HoiII,AY PREsENTs,

Money is plenty, ard is the time to make ths
4daugh thrice glad by getting them nice pizno
melodeen .sopefhiuE they will think iundtad tne
more of than Q coz laid up interest wal eelI fo
SO days. cash short time paper Ie0 piano
and melodeons greatly reduced prices seud in you
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
.Jamrs. I'd .Morrro,o 80 3. Samuel johnson.


CHERIFF SALEs-In obedience 10 the comma nd OF
y an order of saIe issued from the Court OF Gamnen
Pleas OF Portage Couts, 0hio shall efer for sale at
public auction AtthEdaor of the <pnft HOUSE. IN Raven
scribed lapds and to- situates In tha
stfp ef RSvennz. id The County of Portage and
State Ohio by being In lot No. 81
south division of lots in said township and in eig;
lot No. 2i, and is boupded and described fosxsBs
a6ne a0lfz HzH: thence deg W
so post; thence s7 deg, 4 MIN w is5cdt 10
po; thence 81 deg % nin III feet Tx links, to
the psaee of begiunipg surveyed By Hsrris Au-
gust go, 1850 BE- the less all
legal highAass. SApprsised At s450c6. Taken on an
order of sale the properly of Sam Johnson the
suit OF James q. Terms casbs9 his sssasE
ssssa g = - - WILLIAM T. PARS0Nss Sheriff.
A. BART, Prfs Atty.
Sheriff ss Off}oe. Nov n. Is ev
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
AND MELODEONS
NEW ARRANGE1srENrs.

GREAT CENTRAL OFFICE AND DEPOT AT Iss
oNrA RIO STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO. GEN
ERAL BRANCH OFFICE AND DEPOT FOR FOR
iisi TAGEsoo.. At FHs DEMocRArRufLb1Na. DE IA
VIENNA, %. 10
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
First Eafionsl Bank Of Rauenna.
TreakuFy Department.,
OFFICE OF GoMrrRoLLrR OF THE TREAsuR,

OFFICE CoMPTsoLLER OF THE TREAsuRy,
4 2 Manuscripts Oct "a ,5ise3 -
THEREAS, By satisfactory evidence presented the
Wv undersigned. it has appear thar the
1 Fl RST NATIONAL. tANK OF RAVENNAin the Gouri-
y.of Pertsgs end State Of 9hos duly srgsnized
and according the requirements pf set Of
Congress, entitled An act to provide national us-
ency, secured pledge of United States stocks and
provide for tie circulation and redemption thereof
approved February 25 1893 and has complied with all
the provisions of said 5equireo he co1iied With
before CONN ancfnf The business of Banking:
RalO therefore, I, Hugh Mcealloeh, gomptfolier Of
the t.ursufysd do Hereby certify that tho said FIRST
I NATIONAL BANK oRfRAVENSA A, County Of Par
Age. and State of Ohio. Is authorized to
ibusness of Banking under the set aforesaid.
| In 7essimony Hhereof Witness my hand and seal
nf1ire Ills s3 -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-23
s. ,.-s sss y. Es Has..Esx n N, 81
Practical Tailor and Gutter.

sOPp0eAs1 = ~ = n - he-z = % H..-s f.s
n EsPEGFBuEEY Informs tbs eisiseps e RAJ epas atsd
~ sicniir that he las cpnmesced the Tailoring Bust
ness in alis tFanche Haypg bad preetie ezpsTience
m; Cutting ard Making Up OF Mons and Boys clothfpa
In Eastern AM Western Cities the U1fted Stales he
f. iusssrng The public that bp Cut
and Mike Up Gsfhabt good zd sash~
ionshie style Is done IN any other pirce. and
hopes by sifict nttehtion wsnfz OF fis
20 merit liberal xksse Of public patronage (. s<
nhveupa, ucts IL l932.
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