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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

Slxirt-lifters.
These singularly named things seem tt
be the rage nova days in the invention
line. Eastern papers mention several new
patents Of the article. Ladies insist or
wearing dresses two long for grace and toe
heavy for elevation and hence gentlemen
inventors put their wits to work, (not tc
impress them with the folly of fashion
/ that was meant for parlor and not street
use,) to make money out of female weak
ness by manufacturing machine to assis,
them in pulling up their skirts This is the
age of folly undoubtedly but who could
guess that lady in 1868 would prone.
made tho streets with sort of fishing reel
attachment to hitch up her clothes when
passing over stone or two that might lie
in her path? Have women grown SO
week or are dresses now so heavy that arti.
fetal means must be rcsorted to lift the
interesting drapery that impends from
waist to feet 1t didn't use to be SO when
we were younger, and OF all new tangled
styles this to US is the least tolerable.-
Why will ladies wear drcsses-the finest
silks at that-which sweep the streets as
effectually as q broom, gathering, often, in
the extreme curl Of the garment-two feet
in the rear Of the main portion of the dress
tobacco guilds, cigar stumps lemon. peels
and other debris that accumulates On our
sidewalks and streets. Woman is as
pleased with mans approval as man is of
woman's and We will be plain enough ito
say here that VIC never saw man vet in
city or in village but who denounced the
long-dress style, and our lady readers may
thank US for candor if they dislike our crit
icism when we assure them that on all oc.
casions where one Of their idolized forms
draperied with silk, muslin, nerino, or
prints, the extremity of which is "run into
the ground" the gentlemen observing the
accommodating dirt which they carry in the
curt aforesaid look at each other and smile
"audibly' at the singular taste which indu-
ces so strange an exhibition. Ifa lady has
very large foot, or an ANGLE, the least ex-
posure of which would bctray malforma-
ton of the limb, then she may be excusa.
BILE for wishing to prevent discovery but
as such accidents in female living stataary
arc very rarely, if ever observed we respect
fully suggest that mantau- makers use their
influence 10 cut short the skirts so that if
the ground or pavement ever be reached,
there shall be no general system of mop.
ping up our dirty streets with them.
A Skirt-lifter May good sense and a
love of cleanliness prevent the introduction
of all such tackle at McGrcgor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

H Pat Richardson has bought half
interest in the North Iowa Times, McGre.
gof, and of course has run up the Demo.
cratic ticket. We like that arrangement,
The Times will now be an undisqsised
organ Of the Tories. GEORGE w. TENNEY,
late OF the Times, has purchased the Nc.
Grcgor Neacs, Republican. He is a writer
of much ability. We wish him great
success.-DesNoiaes Register.
Mr.. TENNEY and the writer hereof are in
receipt of many very plea SAINT notices since
the change in their positions. Occasionally
snarl is INDUCED in by some one who
knows little of the courtesiee of cultivated
society, but we pass these coarse exhibitions
without tear. From the Register, howe
yer, We scarcely expected such pretty Ian.
guase! Mr.. Tenney must feel complimented
in being charged with having heretofore
published disguised "organ of the Tories"
Mr.. Palmer You remind US of Mickey's
reply: \ man met him on the street with,
"Mick, tell us the biggest lie you can think
of and I'll treat you" Touching his hat
politely the son Of Erin replied, You're
q gentleman sirr' .....
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

may the more readily put stop to this
dreadful war.
Will we accept this mans proffer to
serve Us and thus unite ourselves at home
and be the better prepared to fight the
enemies Of constitutional liberty at the
south, or do we prefer to feed the flame of
social and political dissension here by
choosing for Governor one who is the most
radical and intolerant of the party which
gaze him anominatonI H. Col, Stones
present interest and your own party success
transcends in value the peace of our dis
tracted country and your own social har-
mony, then vote for him, and sacrifice all
you hold dear to the qualification Of party
pride. If you prefer the Union on the
basis Of the old Constitution, vote for
GEN. TUTrLE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26
rN-The McGregor Select School col

swThe McGregor Select School com
menccd on Tuesday the 25th inst in the
new building three doors cast Of the NJ. e.
Church. 4-.,.. -... ,.,t
We are pleased to hear that it starts of
with perfect success that there are at this
early day already more scholars than were
expected and it is feared that the building
will not be large enough to accommodate all
who will attend.
McGregor may justly feel proud Of her
bright eyed girls and boys, and Miss james,
the accomplished principal, has deservedly
won the esteem Of both parents and chill
dren
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

DIARRnEA.-W. Ii. Allen of this place
late of Beloit, hands US the following recipe
which he guarantees to cure all forms o
diarrhea in an incredibly short time
Rscipe-Take of Laudanum, Tincturc
Of Catcchu and Spirits of Lavender Com.
pound, of each one half ounce. OF oil oil
Sassafras and Wintergrecn ofcach 40 drops.
Of simple Syrup 4 ounces. Mix them
well together. Give one teaspoonful, to a
tablespoonful every time the bowels are
moved
Having tried this remedy within the
past few weeks in many cases and alpays
acith immediate success we give it to the
world as next to infallible. We are in pos,
session of numerous facts showing its rap.
i'd introduction and great success in the
army; no sleep should touch your eyclids
till this most valuable remedy Is placed in
the possession Of every soldier with whom
you arc acquainted. We are in earnest about
this medicine we keep it constantly on hand
to do good with, to all who may call on us
never having failed to cure case We
ask our exchanges to publish it as tire best
remedy Of its kind cxtant.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26
NJ A R.R.IED

At Monona, on the 18th inst, by Rev. ]. r. Upton,
NJ. II. II. BARNES to HANNAH ]. EMsRY, formerly
OF Andover, N. II.
l. Accompanying the above notice came large SEQ
ton Of delicious cake, which he Office boys ate with
great apparent satisfaction, each mouthful being
attended with compliments to the happy pair. May
adverse winds the happiness Of friends in
their sail across the sea Of life fs71
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

RELIGIous.-Mr. Fuller requests us to
state that the last Quarterly Conference of
the NJ. E. Church FOR the present Confer.
cnce year will take pace at McGregor on
Saturday and Sunday next. The Elder
will preach on Saturday at P. NJ, and
the usual services will be had thereafter
The North Iowa General Conferenoe
takes place at Davenport on the 10th of
Septembcr.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26
ID L RI ID {:

At McGregor, on Wednesday, Avg 10th, OF dysen.
tory after an illness Of two weeks, Henry ALFRED,
son OF +. 8. and define w Fitch, aged 10 years and
months.
The youth whose early decease is here chronicled
was bright, manly little fellow, the favorite Of his
acquaintances and the idol Of his parents. VS. can
scarcely content ourselves with he ways Of Prov-
dsnce under such sfactions, but we must ell iemem
Der that little Henry has only experienced tns reality
of that future few days years in advance of
All that Is mortal must follow in the path, and
it Is we'll with rs VIC hope TO reach the home above
which youth and innocence are assured Of
Grant Co. Herald please copy. s
In this city on Friday, Aug. 18th, 1868, Ida Abel.
Ia, daughter Of Henry II. and Matilda N. Boyle,
aged three months.
EIie (Ps.) papers please copy. '"t
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

LABoRERs.-The Rail Road Company, at
North McGregor, paid up promptly on
Saturday last. This is tho fourth or fifth
payday which has been met with the pay
to laborers, and it is to be hoped that no
farther fears will be entertained of the will
ingness or the ability of the Company to
meet its engagement.
Several hundred hands are wanted now.
Good prices and prompt pay will be made
to all who may apply. "a '".
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

IRON the subscriber, Yoke Of Oxen, 5 years
l. old. One Brinde with his right horn dropped
dewn piece broke on the point. The other, Red
ish-Brnde, with star in his forehead, and caring
large bell. Also, One Cow, nve years old; she 10
pale red no white on her; suppose she has young
car Any person that will take up the said cattle
above described and give me inform alton. will be
literally rewarded DAVID NELSON.
MOnOna, Iowa. Aug, 22d. 1853, Aw358
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Weather, Markets sc.

Weather, Markets sc.
Good weather-cool. Wheat al! secured
in stacks. Good crop. Frost Monday
night, and cool enough for frost in the
middle of the day. Corn probably hurt,
but not much. No grain arriving. Bust.
ness dull. Wheat 65 to SO, Is to 70. Oats
about 20 cents. Wool so to IS with light
receipts. Butter II to IL. Cattle 2 4 for
good. Gold, here, 20 in N. Y. o. Elk.
change /. Not much doing in any line OF
business except printing: that has to 90
along whether the world moves or not.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket,
For Governor, ...
COL. WILLIAM N. STONE,
..-- or Marion County.
For Lieut.. Governor,
ENOCH w. EASTMAN.
or Hardin County.
For Judge Supreme Court,
JUDGE DILLON,
OF Scott County.
Republican County Ticket.
Senator.
b. T.. HUNT.
49,. Representatives.
w. |. GILCHRISr,
II. WHITE.
Judge.
4. G. ROGERS.
Treasurer and Recorder,
.... JACOB NICkLAUS.
Sheriff.
JOHN CARRIER.
Surveyor
Il. j. MCCLELLAND.
School Superintendent,
J. A. KRAMER.
Coroner,
II. d. BROWNSON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

A DIfFERENcE-The Hasokeye, at Burl-
ington says it finds no fault with the Dem
ocratic Platform, but thinks futile should
not run On the same ticket with Duncombe
and Mason. The Dubuque Times says, the
soldiers under Gen. futile would have shot
him, had they known he would allow him.
self to be voted for by the Democrats of
Iowa. The Chicago Tribune says Tuttle
has gone over to the copperheads, and de.
serves political damnation. So they CO.
We can't see that Gen. Tuttlc has ''gone
over" to ANYBODY, much. His letter. says
nothing of democrats, platforms, Duncombe,
Mason, or ANY other man" His platform
is good enough for anybody, and he can be
voted for by conservative Republicans with.
out violation of political consistency.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

aW- Rev. I. L. Powers, President Of
Sinsinawa Mound College, favored us with
"a call on Tuesday, Mr.. Powers informs
us that the College is in a thriving condi-
ton. He was on his way to Lansing and
up-riysr towns to make the acquaintance
of persons who wish to secure for their
children a thorough education. tag haf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26

COOP OUT OF NAzARErH.-Gen, Burn
side, in recent order, uses the following
sensible language. sraeg aa4tE yaasa
'The press and public men, in great
emergency like the present. should avoid
the use Ofparty epithets and bitter ainvec
tive, and discourage the organization Of Sc
cret political societies, which, always undig-
nified and disgraceful to free people,
are now absolutely wrong and injurious"
: How will our alphabetically conducted
contemporaries take this? "Go on with
their abuse because they have no ability
to do better? or will they see the necessity
Of trying to harmonize northern feeling and
thus secure the success Of the National
army.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-08-26
List Of Letters

DEMAINING uncalled for in the McGregcr Post ;
III Office, for the week ending Aug. 26th, 1863.
Persons calling for the following letters will pleass-
uavSg ohv ticaJV
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New Advertisements.

viii our readers please to notice care.
fully the following new advertisements
Our space will not admit Of separate refer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-08


yX7n wrl - = ssr v,esAssse. - -
w asress, g 4unsDAY, Hay - ! es0nne.
sooE Z 80 COOS 81 ~ :. 81: =: ss
D1Y aO0Da
e Dieess l.nsl IsAAs
- = e:sasoea otsslAS
- = Rsv9 Cenhsis
60 = - Ia6A HneA
ue - White 0oo9A ooofa1n1ba 0oook
nu.iiaa. 0a.hEcs y.eoases.
80 paateens sish Dress 60As
% pisces LAvsla.Oieths
10 % Sc Paris nassmbiqzss
% - 0csy Oaautmsres
do 1.cnsh Black Cloth
TO d. SILK Har dkG eAtees
COZ 20 EDsish Co:t<n II apdkeeeAlslI
go Do Turkey 1sd asnskesth.s6
10 do Huck.baek Towels
Lawns BAegeg, Lace 4antlfs
stsils Snaw.a, 1maso.d ,riss, -.
EV0E6 AND HA1s.
eco paifs Ladies' and Cnildrsn's shoes
230 eupee 1sls hata.
OLyTHIx0.
100 psirs DlAeA Dosskia add SIR Mixed oessi.
.oo mare Pants
donsn gssJ Ne,s Shirts
100 do Cotton and Wool Shirts and Draw.
era
CUTLERY. noT1oEs. AND STATIONERY.
81 dcxAn EocAetko.vso
Is d. Hulpsneerk
&c d. Linen Cambria HdkM
- do White cotton Hose
800 lbs Patent TtreAd
loco lbs kh 10 Thrsad
SEQ dcssa e1ool Cotton
800 pairs Cotton o. Do
20 st gcoss gaia ana Bona DattoN
100 paeks EngLsh Mourning Pics
1000 b5xss naif Pias
100 Acxsn Fine combs
80 do Rnhbar Dfessirg Combs
100 Do Lad Pencils
ltt LAd;es' HAf Nes
leo ref MT zap and Letter Paper
tO1 pasxs Paying Oaf6s
lO3y pssks Euvslotes.
the eaie win commence At 10 o'clock precisely.
Goods sold through without limis O. reserve.
Will be added to t3e ABOVE salt -
7cC0 pairs Laidiss Lasting 9.ilCs
500 Do uhid ems hhoss
IS doc n French Dali skins
+. leo 1et Hats
Seress yobAcc, Pouches
1eo sets P ,stod Knives and Forks
100 lbs Qairksiivef .a
Is kegs Alcohol
IS los B.lfxw Hopsvia
50 z 0ss Toilet soap
LEGO cans Concentrated Lye.
L.kIzX T0AL 1sON 1 CATLyTH,
my 0-tds Auc,l0neeea
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81 A q Wiliians, A1ctisnesr.

CoMMISSION21 LIZ OF A vALu iDLn
~ NN0RO-I In s~eeuti0n Of decree Of the
~, d.S S0o oi IA, iSS n IA ~ III fsrs,@s
admir- ~ Bsaaan and ale, will s6l In front ~ tho
state Court House, on FRIDAY, 9th Nay. le6S ss
- o'clock u. tho negro John or John HeuEy. By
DalS decree dfectad 70 BE-. sold He d about %
years old, end behaved TO 20 perfect , sound
3ERNs-Uash. 4 D vii LIAGa,
nv B. ids Commissioner.
POSTPONFHkUY.-1hea hov- safe IL unav1id
aoy pcsssonsd until WEDnE6fAY nsxs 18th Il
Nay, ct IL O'clock II. AID W, CONS.
nv
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-08

GALE CT 4 BEAUTIFUL LITTLE Farm
y AID RESIcExj5 ono milo from the oily Of
Richmond. Pursuant to . decree Of ths Circuit
Court Of Es o. loo unity, eatsxsa the 25sh Day
4 prd 1873 Ia tho ect Of Martins Administrator
arssast Kuhn snd others We ell. On I b. RI
BAY, lie if!h ca Ct Nay. 1853. ct Il o'ciccx e
Il. III fair II rot tee hras far Day .tseresfteT at
Ike scms hear sell at public auction 70 the ksa.
est biddsr. the premises Sic real es.a.e Ia The
Dill ADO proceedings mentioned eonsissi1 OF saw.
en:sen acfes AID ~ uteeu poles, Ehoat enc mile
below ana east Of ths city OF Etehmend IL The
county OF hsaricc. with dwelling AMI Oh. houses
therein.
THIS little Farm has teen cesaried fer several
years hy Ksss.s xest.n - kusn = oairy md
MAJ st gardsn, end Is IN . high state Ct caltiva.
ton It sdjoins ta, farms o. Peyton John ,scn end
Ers Heolie and Is IN svoey way . meet desirable
place Il will be sold In the whole OF In lotf 70
salt pu.c6assrs a pias Of tho grIunS will bo sx-
hIbisrd On tie day CT saie
TKENs -Gnc.ttisd cash cEe-third In SIX months,
and the :irirg third Ia twelve months from the
dsy cf o. with interest from the day Of sale. the
earcsIs=.s giving te!f regotisb'e notes (Which
they MAJ pas botoso they fa dns) Tor the deferred
pay Sasa.s, AID tas title TO b. withheld Sill the
whole purchase money Il paid; and upon the par.
shssef's paYiCg ths whole pdrehsss money In cash.
which hs has the privilege Of doing. iee2 VIII b.
gwen. y 0LAIEORNA }uommra
THO8 1vAk6.
Jas II TAYL1n &GON. Auctrs my9
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~ Thomas W. keesee, Ancs,,
lUffics CO. uef 18th aad Gary - /

HoRs1s. kULn3. BUGGY. WAGON.
H SPRING cray AND HAKRBse, AND
- -8IA0ES FOR SALR AT AUuTI SN.-I viii
sell on SATURDAY, May OH, eommsneing at 10
o'clock ON Council Chamber Ill.,
4 number ct fas Saddle and Harness Hossas
Several good ". rk Mules
B7ggies, In good order
Road Wagon
1vs.y superior Ser'ng Dfay and Harness
l very sups,ior DrAy Hosse
Oarr.aeta {.
mrs Ta05 W K7E1EH. Arc3P.
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h. z4s 80
WAns1e-A x!yg 10 =. - &c :.
- 49, $50 q 81 sslaS ssalI1sas;y
60 r g 49, l.l.lElay a g.
~ q 60 a1sa11a 81 aaersAne ~"
" ANFnl-A - La1y VIE - 6ssa Ct
= ~ ~ - @ 0so1ha aallfee - = eeeags1 =
n..asaioss EvA Al1Bs1 II = tsesrA "a
.1.oaa. We -s-M-
.W A111D-1s $500 geelssal e e. s.h
% =. r. Husa1 A'ty: ~; s',1isarao.
~ e-ass 6sEaeon b eharea
w o1nosA HssDilal 10 Il. eos sef
w az 10eA - Rfanklla slsests ~ o. sIx
9ooa 1nH o1kvAMT0 and two con P,sS.s Avn
Ds 3 81. Astys W" 'S Ss.ss:a
wv Ant 49, sssisny WEf aUxa1 wniss q
w eoioesd Oae vail rsscmmsn6sd can get
good eltaasion - spplSms - 1ss Nam ssssss.
my $50
UYzE766-1 eood NUR.n Cor On lafaat. to
w 60 - ~ gentry. 1sserenees required
Apply POI 80 |. re esss& e A''a ana 20 ''.''A
" AAYaD- 8 nedia..'y. s-o goa s0sIa.
wv Is1a Hee 1klisu. msn liberal ec%psnsa'
''' 9, T 3 {: zee sP'D s q sy..d ga.
XR. ZnTlD-UO0I- @ In want o Cock,
~ Washsr 81 Ifnnsr. For 0Es ttAt viii suit
! VIII pay hbeealpriee - monthly: Apply o. my
s ss::s s II nd s e ''''' "s
nv 80
wv an 1D-0UEns = Wanted, Immediately.
w twenty afss s,,, !. 1uLn n,.ou . RI
my7-Sb 1redSgsr iron works.
" ANfsO 70 HikE.For The bslanoe Of the
"a aft nP
waitefcr eolsssd ~ one need spply unless veil
reeoamendsd Applications 10 bo mate on The
ner.h.sa: sorn.r q Sd aad Main streets.
w f1O-At the Oarocn s,iM Hinss 70 lhn
ana f1sE1ai assd to s,ins ~i'h sa.i. Apply 70
ns.s !. ,So wnRrH As,s..
XAI Ap r1D-4 nIrUAT o. 6y . youne MAJ
wv who 10 exempt &c. n military vics II
soma Of The eovsrnnsnt Isp.r.n .n,s. er would
snos given Adde'S y L g." At this efhos.
VxY ANTKD "A Food s. WYaR to work cor
/. w steam saw MIL In nucki.ghsm couasy.-
Also. 70 Lire len negeo MIN 70 get tpsks Dliistss
e. 5ss snp.s goo "" = Psa CO
0onsnt = wa;drons old Essnd. Cary 1t
my-2-l0ts
wv AafAD-LAo. kKKs. white or colored, t.
wv work on the Piedmont Ratlroad. Liberal
wsges 4na army vssisns will DO given Apply at
the fase u the Piedmont Railroad, Danvi.ls. Va.
0lo DICKINSON,
40 ga Stawlm tlvision -g.neer.
1XI ANTxO-T0 alnA-B7 The ysst Or mo1.n,
w ttairty HANDS, fer the Gravel Trains on
the Richmond and Dsnvills Railroad. Also. thirty
WoOD.UUFTHR0. Liberal WAGES via b. given.
Apply at the SUPPLEMENTARY once In Richmond
to the Road Master, or to any Of the Station
As'1'' s''"s nuan a rarnnrr
sp ~ d6t1swSw EuppcslntendeGa.
UYAMeHD--TO MACHINE rs A skiilfuI
w Naokinitt, Of good chNaeter and habtts,
eompete1t 10 perform tbs duties Of n AbfkR
AAUHINisT f.. the Richmond Freaericksbure
and Potomac Railroad Company. can obtain en-.
ploymsnt IN that position. with liberal compsn
cation. upan application lfarp isting sS.isacto.y
evidences Of his ntnese so- ~ to
apIa-ts 7UrH, Eup..
WI ANfRD lid ~ ass Copper. zirc and Lead.
w q: O Naval Works, formerly Talbot 4
Brothers, oornsr asy and l7th Sta up t5-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-08

% SKAes "A N1IIsT . ~ Ad1A
ERAnkD H2ChE AID LOT, On 26rH ST,
+ between ana sts, Union Hill .. suction.
We vi ! sell upou'h tbs prena- es, on SATURDAY,
9sh day OF May, commencing q; O'Clock r =. .
0e-i.able FRAMED House. on ice xxs. siie cf :G.h
between o ecd r streeta Is coutains dve good
roons, kitchen AID her cut ui,d ugs in good 70.
pa- Zee ics .rocts B fes: and runs b4c4 l39 feet
70 an alley IS feot vida
Tai Ms-0ne ha 4 ca.h thu balance ct rczths,
for ssbIe Noes with interest added and satls.
factorAy secu:ei. in TAYLUk 4 6ON,
M .ACct!onfefa
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ElRoT GLASS 1uoTAUBANr p,xpu>
I 1eanheld end knshsa 1ssvi.s-s. - = ~ ~
=! $500 1UnDaY. ny 90 100 rwih ~ |:
seree< hstwssa 1rad - *anAall . o 49,
al IL 1txt0rer psetalalne - Q Am ~ SS
raae, together with . oenseal assostnaos n ~
Aola ana 0eAsn fufsltosot - 9.
Bureaus, Wsrdroeoo
Marble eop nl1ebeae6D Woahe>nAn.
9edsesadA 0e1s - Do1dtna.
0ans cad Weed osat Chsles.
ee1AA Lo11eeA Da0ask 0wenha.
, Oaspsts, OH 0oth, ui0oe1
Avsxissy o. 4iotugVo.
4 Dan6 Waasss,
laEs. assostnsat u oesshsey "a
glassware.
II xllsAso b eemUieto1y fusalaAea ~
esal a1g.t0aat e 1Wxis1A eo0MA0 ~ =
10 1aaes I'D 0oeking otsve. + eeosisH ~
An ~ he dAove ere . sxselleaA oe1sr. ~ ~.
WoFth%ho attention q poEohaSWa
- 30 Ne HLD-aAH A..
POs1P0u0 A1uT-1ke abovo nle IA -.
Place ~ 11IDAH. Oh Inst
my 0NP A.A
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