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er. Tire iadiss we're not goingto be sat
isfcd with anything but ) plain confess
sion of bis SANDER and seeing no other
chance, NeeI finally signed the document
the lsdies had prepared--thoagh he said
he did 80 under compuision.
. Terribly Incensed at the shrewdpess
and pertinacity Of the patriotic ladies, the
gentleman from Davies" inxoiently or
dsred them To leave his Office in "double
quick" request they complied with
willingly, ss, like Mother Eve. they had
enough Of snskes-especially Of the Cop
perhead species +3 ts-i re
The following is the retrscsion signed
BY Necl. A whip ought 70 be put in the
hands of every mother and sister, who
have boys and brothers in the army, to
lash the cowardly ealumniator throsgh
the Stats.t
| Washington. Ind, june i6, 1868.
| j, James Neel, acknowledge that / am
the author Of communication to the
Vincennes Western Sua, published on
the 18th day Of jane, 1868, over the sig-
tsture OF L. s.; that the said comm uniea.
tion was written with the deliberate in
tention of slandering and insulting the
good nsme and feelings Of the Webbing.
ton Union ladies', aud that. the whole OF
said communications was wilful and de-
liberats falsehood. JANIS MEL.
Signed und' oompulsion.
| After securing this interesting docu.
ment, the ladies passed a series of resoIu
tions thanking the editor of the Sun ior
giving the name Of the author (by the
way thing he was compelled to do or is
ssme the responsibility of the article,
asserting that the cnmpulsion spoken o
| by Neel was naught bat ''fear OF the JUS
indignation of the loyal and patriotic la
dies of Washington. whom he so grossly
iusultsd.' and the following for the ben
eft Of the Representatives Of that county
which we give in full /:
Resolved. That the seorn and contemp
Of all the loyal ladies' OF Wasbington ar
: due to, and richly merited by N. s. Civ
en-, for his coniemptibls insolence Ia o,
dering the ladies out Of his ctbce, VIII
: we're invited by bis friend and client MI
Neelto go With him to investigate til
/. truth Of the matter contained in his vii
3 conmnnication, though nothing bette
could be expected Of one who, as mem
Der OF the late Legislature, gave his ever
E vp,s to deprive the poor soldiers OF tn
pitapce they are entitled to and receiv
from the Government.
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NOTICE.

10 q W sietnrraudt. Fdwsrds Brooks, Msnasseh
Reeves l. vapdey entfr khhu Cooper, Geofgs e
Hamilton, Sarah Hxmis'os.
von and each OF you are hereby notified that there
Is Mo IN the odhcy al the Clerk II tr nstrei
Court OF Lee counts Iowa, ~ Keokuk petition ~
MrG-vic, C"iitcsdsn 4 Oh ctasmip9 against yon q w
II Steiugrandt the van ot Fsus Hu.drpd ssd Fifty
Doll lra ,sey da~ ~ hOtc cxecuse.l
Nv you u D. 9, Rnddict aad by him assigned " Me-
Gasie, Cal tcnden Y -: also ial aing NxAinst All
of ven the for~cour~ offs certain MortTag~ given b,
G W n Stsiasv>nAst 80 u. u Rddsxt y said
note Asssn.d With ssid Dot-te vcssvfc, Chi,ten
d-a l. Co. end conv~y,Rx the 20 low-ns pr perty ID
Lac County, to-~it ~ thsre l3, hur 4l spd clever
lnI IA ,Asak Elk 'een lisl Ia lhr. ~n VI Mostsese
Let.l3 fronting 81 t~s watr street aud olpt
ba st~ardy I4bl feet northw ardty W al alley
Lot NJ swo t3fts nsCc pSor titt h,t61psn freut
INK 81 feet on W4ter street and rnninK back 81
Sssdly LAO tee' IN alsy. el
Ard uness sou appear and answer said petition oi
or before OF t@ >eoul dHy or The next tenn o
said Court 10 enmn. +nee keukuk the a-st Mon
DAY In plesnbrs. 1863 Judgment viii 10 rendeEs
| agAinst thereon by deiaIit. ...s
RANKIN McERSRY,
| s4~dlw Plaintiff y Attarneya.
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steamer City OF B. imors--Dot one OF tho
fastess--yet one Of the best officered aud
manned that any man need desire Ths
table has given satisfactien to an the pas
sengsrs. ! am not able to speak from
much observation, beiag present bul on
two days, and then in . vailed aud mod
est way. no one broodipg On secret trou-
bles II We reach Liverpool "Wednesday
night-and We are now abreast Of Cape
Clear on Tuesday Might've shall have
made the trip in eleven days. To all
who have prejudices against propsllers of
screw s,es mers, / have only TO say that
the fashion is changing, and old travel
ers are giving them the preference 10
side wheeI steamers. Thenew ones now on
the ocean are az rapid Is any aaoat, and
their motion 10 jnst ~ easy--for between
. roll and pitch there is no sort Of choice
if one is sick and none if one is we'll.
Already the msmory Of disgustfnl Says
is fiostirg away, and The shores Of Ire.
land, that are bathed 10 the western sun,
and glowing in many lovely buss, charm
away the hssitude of tedious days. Spots
OF green along the cliffs snd on the slopes
sagge.t foekS and their keepers. Are
the people locking out at VI, and wauder-
ing Whist ws are thinking ofe We are
thinxing how supremeiy blest are those
who dwell at bone. tossed by M waves
driven by no wind.. peut up in no narroa
bounds, but with Gods great heaven ovel
them, and sosid earth from which u
1 look at ii The sea is very calm as v,
draw tosard the shore, yet the swel
breaks along the line Of the cliffs and rui
f]es them with white.
A-ound the base of Fastenet Rock, th
spray dashes high. nor makes haste. bn
falls again With kind Of mastsrful DELHI
er ton, IS if it were duty and not Levitt
,ha, had inspired the act. The air is d
balm. Everybody on board is hsppy am
busy 10 making Others happy. Ever
cali honr changes the scene. Now hay
sink into the coast line, here and ther
an old tower stssds blesk against the SIX J
and in sheltered spots dwellings shine ou
: from afar. with vague and nameless e,
sociations cf home and domesti peace
We speed along. The bell has Just strnc
. seven, yet the sun seems gu Eour higt
/ and pour~ . full food aslant upon tb
water and the land, ard our voyage
ending like pleasure trip in an inian
axe. ] shall uy and drop you lin
, from Liverpool. II. W. b.
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EXEcuToWs NOTICE.

'aE sr.rk ~ IOWA set.
To ait "a ~ Il s,ay eo1esi2
Svp~ Ys thai rlere Is nov MI nle In the Connty
Court OF Lee Gvanty. lava. At Soit Msdson iowa, q
En W ickereham. dccea. d prsyinr kr crsler nd
license 10 sell foI the urpsse Of paying debts Que u m
aid estate the foiow wfne srrio~n hea kststf to.Nt
The s. ~ M 4. SaB rp72 10 W, 80 srfes;
ths r OF Fec Sc Tp II, 41, l6o AcrsA, In The
County OF Atts and stake Of 10 nj
rhs s-M ot the 9 y of See 81 and g. u 81 = "a
aer 20 TT Il 81, w; sIso S.W oi S-E /, sec II,
7IN,Ha1,W W. Ia u ION County, io~m;
Also lot No. Is Dn,cs~s C''s Additoo 20 she ttsy
scres.
Loi .ishs .s) y II Tpe3 X 2e. w, ccntsining %
o. ~ acre, IN 3oone coulty, lows; also lot
Va Sec IA Tp RS, aa5, w conta'nfna " u asres ~
Rouue ugts. towsi
The N-g Of 9 Es sec 10, TT 81 N z cs W; 10 acre.
| Ia "a right county iewa;
Also Ihr fp,i.~ins land% IN Lee county Inwx, p-f
~ .be 4 4, Ser 27 Tt O. Mt ", tstnv tn tbs NV
cpraer aid qaarer vAttIiiDg and " u r,rs fr n
ortaining IL acves. siso Annther lxt % ssine Ter
| tto,i cctnincreir at the conner exttEd,ns y
r,ds therc ti0ni 'o#s, II =, .heic- 700 rod
| t, the place 90 b Stns,ns eost.issi.F 10 scr~s.
| Sa q y, 1 la ~i1 he hesed nd u'i~rniiNeS rel
said Gous The IL Nosa ! Jul, 'sSs ~ "'eaocs
n oi ~ do at 1itL time and pla ~ ALI ressor
whs tted viii b heard. AID sb oppor' ohit'
20 .h,w ease Hany exits ~ny said pctiIian sheui'
40, b sr ani'd
| ID, order ei ths Count uvt
THOMAS WtcKERsHAH, and
| EJ utCkkk,HAA
| kr-eators of Hi Wic.sr,hsm. Acseasea.
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present. nor could il siFosd any just con-
eeption to those who were absent.
A. about ) o'clock p NJ the procession
returned and disbanded, leaving the re-
maisder nf tho dsy and evening. fov
miscellaneous enjoyment. At six O'Clock,
3s guns we're fred. The evening on
Main street was picturesque, bou6rsa
blaxed here and there. rockets whizzsd
through the air, ere crackers we're multi
tudinous and incsssant; and crowds oi
prominaders enjoyed the delightful COOL
ness Of the evening. Thus ended the
fourth. And We believe that evsryons
was we'll pleased. and was thoroughly
satisfied That the best way for city liks
osn. wss to have their own celebration
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Letters frs0 Ms. DescAsr..Ns. !.
Clry or BALTiao1x sss Carr C.sAn,l
iHELAsp, June D, 1853.
Ny Dear Friends of Me Office !:

My Dear Fiepds of The Office:
] do not wonder that Irishmcn thrill TO
the namc of Ireland, If their emotions
bear any proportion to mine at the sight
of her shores
1t is net the 6pe run OF mountains
which We deserted. with great JOY, about
noon to-day, nor the precipitous sides Of
,torm.beaten cl,fs that are now Rliste nins
before me in the sun, nor Bantry Bay
aor the town oi Bsllmore thai elints forth
rom q near recess, nor Cape Clear thai
looms yet beyond. nor the light Fasten
ct, that so enrapturs me; but the more
prufoand fact that have escaped froa
the ocean, and am soon TO set my fee
| again on The shore
l would not barter one square foot o
lsud for the fee simple OF the whole At
laniic Ocean had vather be Napole'
IN Helena than Nelson On this conquer
or Dressed be the land, and the re
verse on the sea +! Au,en.
| And YET, why hjlld man be sea
| sicky II is inexcusabie. The antidote
are hundreds. aud the remedies thou
sands. This may be coupled ia psirs >"
opposites, for they are At point b,snk cor
tfad,c.son with each other.
BE sure you don't n,eddle with sp'
itous liquors .'Take little good brar
iy and water every day" "Nothing Sc
les the stomach like glass OF chan
tpagne." Bottled cider will be found
excellent arncIe,, But, in fsct, If q ms
's sick. woe to him il be meddle vi
any Of these; and il he 10 not sick, VT
r should he tau,per with remedies! II is |
4 a Mers n.atsss Of fore -ordination. Tho
who are predetermined to it will escape
no medicine and no diet, and those VI
/. srs not will go With impuni,y under
e most al degrees of imprudeace. AT n
. ate. u seems On board Of this 90
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ST.. FxAHcIsvrLLE, July 4. 1858.

ST. FRAEcIsvILLk, July =. 1868.
The Anniversary Of the Fourth OF July
was celebrated by large and spprecis-
tive audience in a grove near this place.
DR.. Young, afser few preliminary re-
marks. introduced Capt. b X Cowles Of
Keokuk. WHO delivered brilliant and
patriotic sddrsss suitable to the ocvssiou,
and which vas listened to with undivided
attention. UNION.
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EFA good story is told of an Irish
bostler who was sent ,o the stable 10
bring forth q travellers horse. Not
knowing which of the two strange horses
in the stalls belonged to the stranger.
rnd wishing 10 avoid the appearance Of
ignorance in bis business, be saddled
both animals and brought them to the
door. The traveller pointed out his owl
horse, saying:
/ That's my nag ~
.'Certsinly, Jour honor, knew that
But l didn't know which one Of then
was tha other giniirman's J"
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PEsAANsHiP-W.U Ii. Pesrson will be
glad to meet those who feel interested 10
tAking writing lsssons. TO- morrow Tues
day, July 7shl at the Public School house
al 9 o clock in the forenoon.
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AooIprxr.--The only accident that
occurred on The 4,h that We heard OF was
the running over lit,le child Of Mr.
Charnier's, by the show wagon Of The
Horribles, severely ipj1riog it. The &C
cident happened near the corner OF Main
and 9th streets. early in the day.
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ETThe Surgeon Genersl has jast
commenced the work Of making out a
eornn plete ist Of oil soldiers who have
died during The present wsr. The list
is intended to embrace every death in
the regu ar and volunteer forces. and TO
give the name, rank, date OF death, and
place of death. This work will be oi
great value to the Penisou and Land
Offices in future adjudcauons in regard
10 deceased soldiers, and will save the
Government much expense and time IL
complicated cases, which would otherwise
rise.
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TO. O. +. - Installation Of the OFF,
GERS Of keokuk sDd Pucksebstuck lodges
this { Monday evening a. the Hall, cor
nsr OF Fourth ard Main. A fuH attend
ancs respectfully solicited.
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E,ARM FOR SALE-Of so acres, 90
a. acres und~r coed erihsaiisr r,ad house, hr.t
rate frame barn 1t has IL oschsrd OF 900 be
sppls treas all graltst fruit, Raat pearh fehard
sr~l fbe cherry Eaud iectoa OF rrspe goes
keer eurrsn, and othet shtu hbery The land with-
IN ~ lies ~ Fsfasingpn aud r1iies OF Bon
CARTE. For further particulars i,.qaire of
PErEk @. CARR,
iys-dfu 1ssMiies Soulh Of Psrmiuetou-
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'TTIE CITY.


Hereafter no subscriptions viii be re-
ccivsd for the Daily for less than three
months .. the yearly rates. All pssops
subsciAiDg for leps than shrss nooths.
will be charged at the rate Of sixty cents
= month,
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- The Kste Cassel 10 the morning
boat for Davenport and Rock Isisnd and
inscrmediste points. Leaves Fl. MAdiaon
onsaryivsl Of the cars.
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n 81
To John Nc ney and hEslM acKinuey his wife,
Prod Zasx, Fnomas Connor, N;caast Saiiiyan, will
km Faaeh. willard Saow. Ssate o. io~s Tor the 20
Of 8cneeI Fund. ThcmRs Faget, William Irwin, Joan
McMt.tcn, n M~NaThars Cfefilu. NeIlsn & Co.
hrno'd gend1tl, Wtiiism Mon asgomerS, George b
W lison. william TSompson Batch Thompson, \,
Ecie Leseh. r y i.,laAs, Nat Iafoa, } II Aeiis
yon arr hsrsbs nos,ned that thor. ik fle In
she oneo stae Cieak at ue District Coar, OF Cuaa-
ty Iowa al Es-EaS retatisn OF l. Carsie ia,fsi
o. the aaid J,hp Kidney tn sum Of Two Thousand
aud Five Hunar~d toiisrs ~iih T. per cent. per
tam Interest tbrreontfnn July Gh 1852, 5s prom
note ard sesins AL the d-rcndsnfs the tore
clio OF morelss .a real estate In l.ee Count,
Ioza, vea " secure the fAu-. S sf
Vow, thoref,ve. You tIast appear ami mske d.fenc
thereto before ~ the second iey Of the
of a. ID "ourt to the hrst Monday
Sept mher. 1859, ludgnc bt wii DO rendered sxa
oa prayed for In said p"ti,L.r.
ROBERT ~. 9fLLu0HE,
| Jys-d4w Atty tsr PeSttiabsr.
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Fine suits made up in tbe latest style. Stock o.
I Svsts ps6t- sbd v~>tinss on hrnd
] yrTe rsritruiar attention paid TO eating.
itl3-.ltm
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We find the following in the Evans
vile, lind Journal. The ladies Of that
section. it seems. are practical women.-
God bless 'em.
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NOTICE.

jy s-dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-18

The prospects Of the peach crop in New
Jersey are said to be uncommonly promising.
The backward spring delayed somewhat the
budding of the trees, and thus prevented the
liability to blight.
George Hogg, esq, U. S. consul at Trini
dad, died in Philadelphia on the 18th inst, at
his fathers residence. He returned home
two weeks since on account Of ill health.
Capt. Goodwin who is recruiting battery
in Albany, N. Y, is the inventor of the guns
to be used by his men. These guns, which
have been warmly approved by leading artil-
lery officers and accepted by the government,
are breech-loaders, and are claimed to have
the widest range of any in the world. They
have projected ball the enormous distance
of siz miles, and can be fired at the rate of
fifteen times a minute. They can be fred
fifteen hundred rounds without cleaning or
swabbing.
The commissioner of pensions has estimated
that if the war con inues year longer, and
pensions are granted in the same proportion
as during the past year, that the payment of
these pensions will draw an annual sum of
81 900 900 from the treasury.
1t is estimated that the next clip of Ameri-
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Sketch in n Roman Cafe.

The Cafe Greco, like the belle of many sea-
sons, lights up best at. night. In morning, in
deShG6iHe, not all the venerability of its age
can make it respectable. Caper declares that
on a fresh, sparkling day, in the merry spring
time. he once really enjoyed a very early
breakfast there; and that, with the windows
of the Omnibus room open, the fresh air
blowing in, and the sight of a pretty girl at
the fourth. story window of neighboring
house, feeding bird and tending a rosebush,
the cafe was rose colored.
This may be so; but seven o'clock in the
evening was the time when the Greco was in
its prime. Then the front room was filled
with Germans, the second room with Russians
and English, the third room the Omnibus
with Americans, English and French, and the
fourth or back room was brown with Span
iards. The Italians were there, in one or two
rooms, but in Il minority only those who af-
tected the English showed themselves, and
aired their knowledge of the Anglo-Saxon
tongue and habits.
II habituate myself" said a red haired
Italian of the Greco to Caper, ''to the English
customs. l myself lave with hot water from
ioot TO head one time in three weeks, like the
Engiish. 1t is an idea of the most superb
ana they tell me l am truly English for SC
PeriorhlihS; have not yet arrive to perfec.
uon IN the lessons of box, but have smart
cove of booldog." O'''''
Taper tolu nm that his resemblance to an
English "gent" was perfect, at which the
Italian, ignorant Of the meaning of that fear.
full word, smiled assent.
The waiter had hardly brought Won vour
small cup of cGFes nero, and you are prenar.
ing to light cigar, to smoke while Won drink
your coffee, when there comes before Won ]
wandering boquetseller. 1t is, perhaps, the
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can wool will reach l00,000,000 pounds. Cal
ifornia alone will send forward 5000, 900 lbs,
against 3 1000, 900 pounds last year.
Among the diversions of the fourth of July
in Hartford, Conn, is to be the ascension of
two balloons, one to contain a cat, which is to
be thrown out with the stars and stripes tied
to its tail, when mile or two up. In the eve
ming there is to be "brilliant fireworks in the
park" at which the cat is expected to be pres
ent. This expectation, we suppose, is pre-
Dictated on the theory that cats have nine
lives.
Ward, the American, who became gener.
al in China, and was killed in battle there, has
received high honors. The emperor of China
has ordered that temples be erected to Wards
memory at Ningpo and Sangkiang.
The amount of government currency on
which no interest is paid is just about four
hundred millions. Thus some twenty-five
millions of dollars are saved annually in the
way OF interest.
The earthquake that was lately experienced
in many places in Vermont was also felt in
New York. Lake Champain "shook all
ever" and the fish jumped out of water in
great numbers.
The London Partheuon says that Messrs.
Powell and Lealand have succeeded in max
ing one twenty-titth inch microscope object
glass, which magnties 1900 diameters, thus
magnfying given area $4,000, 900 times.
number of soldiers bearing the name of
Washington are in the army before Vicks~
burg-Bushrod Washington, a private sol
der, descendant Of the great commander-in-
chief and Capt. Crawford Washington, who
led the 10th regulars in the assault on Vicks-
burg, and who fell wounded, cheering on his
men.
The examining committee at West Point
express general satisfaction with the condition
of the military school. The class which was
"relieved' on the llth inst, have furlough
till the 18th of July, at which time they are
required to report themselves to the different
posts assigned to them in the service. The
young gentleman who stood first in the class
is son of quartermaster general Meigs the
second is a Cincinnatan, Michie and the
third Kentuckian, Rhab. The board will
recommend to congress to fill up the school
temporarily by appointments, either made at
large by the president, or else made by sena-
tors and representatives. They will recon-
mend also new system of admission, substi-
tuting competition in the public schools OF each
district for the present method of arbitrary
selection.
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government stores and wagons, which were
the main object of the attack, could be got of,
heavily loaded. They succeeded in escaping
all pursuit, and are safe in camp here. The
drivers were nearly jaded out.
New YORK, June ia Pttsburg letter OF
the 10th states that the merchants there have
guaranteed $l.25 per day to every man en-
listing, aud that some 5000 men at once of
fered themselves, and were set at work fOrti-
flying the hills opposite the city. Gen. Brooks
is in command, and is ably assisted by Gen.
Howe.
A gentleman just arrived from Hamburg
states that the people along the line of the
railroad are arriving en- masse, and throwing
up rude entertainments, but the absence of
competent leaders seems to be severely felt.
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an nch) first Insertion, ell each subsequent insertion
40 cents; week, o.; two weeks. 81 49, one month
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the price viii be three fou5 the price Of square.
inside Advertisements aud Special Notices. extra price
IL WEEKLY First Insertion 81 per square. each sub
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flour. @roterres. Et.

w for saIo nv GEo = Wopp1N . 20 %
y, $50, !" O-ee9.e-, D--9-'
E sn1 gi,d FED reaG a., EE Sl1 Ions Coarse
N ''N anu GE0 - hopPIS z Co
ncboe ar No NIaoi,,ai. - ui..n..
1.eH19 Ut NO, MeentIlS St, worcester, Mass
$3.50 wo.t.rn a. ood supply OF Northern and
0'''' GEo S. HoPpIN & CO..
DYE FLOUR-A NICE art,cIe For
| III saIobv cro Si0 Uop d, WIZ ~, rof
mcAss DIFF o7Meeh .nlc St, woacestef, Mass.
M r sale by I0S GHo Ho Ga' Sl az Cox xmas
71T ON 17TTST = :, 49, : 100 =
49, ~ At ,,l BABgITrs COMMISSION STORE, Nj =
franes nuts, Fiss, Butter Cheese, Egas Tea, cose,
CIDER Kerosene m Se aSent aS Tss
Manufacturers Bags constantly on hand and or sa be
wholesale and retail, dit mis-
U II l. II
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