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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28

A young lady named Sturgeon, living
near KirkviIle, Wappsllo county, recently
committed suicide BY shooting herself
with . revolver. The Otumwa Courier,
from which We CLEAN, could no. ascertain
the cause which led to the fatal step.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28
L'OR SALE-thc new
BILLIARD B. BOWLING SALOON
In this City, known A.
THE ALEXANDRIA"

There are In this Saloon Three First Glass
Billiard Tables, two OF which, are new. with
slate beds and sll other modern improvements -
The Bowling Alley II In good running condition.
aud both Billiard and Bowling Alley are DUNG
good business.
To any one wifhing to engage in the saloon bust
ness, no better opening can be- found than is here
offered. For conditions and terms Of sale apply to
the proprietor On the premises.
WM HgTcHINs.
Sioux City, Dec. 18th, ls6A-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28

And viii warrant cure In every case that cem.s
under hiA treat ment. Once Al tho I,ni,ca S.,,..
Hotel, Sioux CITY, Iowa. c,,l
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28

A revival in the Methodist Society q
keokuk, is recorded BY the Gate City.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28
FOR SALE-CllEAP FOR
CASH.

little PROPERTY in Covington, n. r known
i as Rspp's Tavern, consisting Of good frame
housc. barn. icehoase, cellar. well, and other i'm
Prosements, situated the Missouri river. at the
Ferry landing directly opposite Sioux City. will
sell this property On account Of i'll health, at the
lowest cash price. Also u large lot of good hay,
span of young horses harness, wagon. cows, etc.
WM RAPP.
Covington. nebraska. Jan. 6, 1865.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28

AT Masonic Festival held recently,
the fOlloEin2 toast was volunteered. To
Nelson's. the words are significant:
Major General Shernnn-A Master
Workman Having successfully applied
tho Plumb to Atlanta, the Square to So
,annsh, may no live TO apply tho Lepcl to
Charleston, and may the large job which
ne has 90 recently complsted in the cap.
ture Of C5Non give to every man in the
Union change Of Linen. and cause every
loyal wnmans' breast to swell with graft
tude 70 the Giver Of ~ perfect gift.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28

A most important discovery hos just
been made in South America. 1t is that
the great river Amazon has been found to
be navi gable from one end to the other :;
that in fact, new route has been opened
between the Atlantic and the Pacific
The Morona, Peruvian steamer, which
was sent to explore the Amazon. has ar
rived at Mayro, about 800 miles from
Lima. The Morona navigated more than
1000 miles Of the Amazon proper, aud
600 of the ieayali and the Pachi,ea
rivers, which, until then, had seen only
Indian canoes. The country is, of course
Inhabited only by savases, but it is of
wonderful fertility.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28

The Pittsburg Chronicle tells the follow
ing story Of Henry J. Raymond, who, by
tho way was elected to Congress at tho
last election: Raymond, a few days ago,
was walking through the hall Of the House
Of Representatives, when . member ap.
preached him, and exclaimed: "Why.
Governor, sre you down here :" "Ye.,
oh, res, Ne newly elected people are com.
ing down to view the ground whore 10
must shortly lie "a good deal more than
We do in the newspaper he slowly added.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28
ESTR Az.

ESINAI.
TAKEN up - the subscriber At his place in
/ Sioux Cary Town ship, Woodbury. cou MY, Stat.
If Iowa, ,ixht bay mare. about ten years Of age
and about fourteen and u half hands high. The
request cd to prove proper ty, pay charges
and take her away.
Sioux City. iowa, Jan 6, 1864.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28
S1leriH,S Sale.

BY thier Attorney: JoHx CrRsisa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1865-01-28

nR. q. p. FAULKNER, OCULlST
respectfully offers his professions servt,es 4
all that are atIiste with diseases Of the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-03-16
Calves with sheep.

1t is well known, perhaps, TO most OF
our agricultural readers, that late calves,
when they come to the barn in the
fall, will, ifconncd in yards with older
animals, frequently sicken and become
debiitated. Being weaker and small,
they are usually showed about, and
deprived Of their due share Of food, and
in consequence, fall away rapidly
Now / never allow animals of this
description to associate or he confined
with larger ones, but put them with
my sheep, VIII ere there is no danger Of
their doing or receiving harm. Sick
calves, have observed, often pick up
and devour with ayidity the hay and
straw from among the sheep dung, 1t
is medicinal, and know of no article
that has more immediate and salutary
effect in restoring diseased calves to
health than sheep dung And | have
practiced this usage for many years,
and have never lost an animal, though
have had many sick when they came
to the barn. Germantown Telegraph.
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Matters Of Interest, to Soldiers,
their w WtdONys, Children, Faith
crs, Mothers, Sisters, Brothers.
or Legal Representatives.
WHO ARE ENTITLED no PENSION

WHO ARE ENTITLED 10 PENSIONS
Any officer, non-commissioned officer,
musician, or private Of the army, including
regulars volunteer and militia, or any Off,
Ger, seaman, musician, pilot or other person
IN the navy or marine corps, who has been
or shall hereafter be, disabled by reason of
any wound received or disease contracted
while in the service Of the United States,
and In the line duty, is entitled to pen.
sion. ~
The pension for total disability is, for
a Lieut.. Col. aud all officers ofhiGher rank,
thirty. dollars per month; Major, twenty
nve dollars per month, Captain, twenty
dollars per month; LIST Lieutenant, seven.
teen dollars per month; I'd Lieutenant, fl
teen dollars per month; and non.commis-
sloned officers, musicians and privatcs eight
dollars per month. Aud for au inferior
a,ssoilty, an amount proportionate to the
highest disability.
Any person who shall have lost both feet
IN the military service ofthe United States
and in the lue of duty, shall be entitIed to n
pension OF twenty dollars per mouth; and
those who, under the same conditions boys
lost both hands or both ewes, shall he emil.
tied to pension Of twenty-five dollars Der
month. P''
II any officer or soldier has died or shall
hereafter die by reason of any wound ro.
ceiyed or disease contracted while in the
service Of the United States, and in The
line OF his duty, his widow, or if there he
no widow, his child or children under six.
tcen years OF age, shall be entitled to re.
sslYe the same pension as the husband or
father Weuld have been entitled TO had be
Z becn totally disabled. Ifthe soldier Left
NO widow, or child under sixteen, the moth.
er isenfiiled Dshe ieds dependent on her son,
lhe g soiepr pr' Io 0r NO m'r support, cba
mother entitled as before stated, orphan
fistels are entitled 10 the pension until they
are sixteen years OF age.
No.perssn who aid. or abets the rebellion
is entitled to pension or anything else
FROM the Government.
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Selmpat Chronicle
st. eluirsvtIIc, Ohio, March I6.
sheen PeddIprs,

With people pursuing Legitimate
business in legitimate way, we have
no disposition to meddle. Raising
sheep and selling sheep are all legiti-
mate operations, and may be honorably
performed, to the mutual advantage Of
the producer and his customers. But
now that the business has become a
sensation, there is class of men who
have taking advantage of this fact to
drive sharp bargains with uniformed
farmers, passing off upon them as first
class, animals which have been rejected
from respectable loclSs in the East, on
account of some not very obvious
faults of style or breeding
Many people who are thus imposed
upon have only themselves to blame for
not being better Informed, often neglec-
ting to learn through such sources Of
information as the Ohio Farmer, the
tricks and traps which are set in their
way.
But the great fault-amounting to n
great sin, in this business, is the bold
efrrontery of unprincipled men, gener-
ally from the East, who pick up the
culls and least desirable animals, which
can be got at allow price, bring them to
Ohio, and peddle them Off as pure bred
and choice stock. This kind of trade is
neither legitimate nor honest; and we
warn the people of Ohio that it is very
largely practised among us.
Some Of these ram peddlers are the
most unconsionahle liars that are per
mittcd TO 60 at large in our State
They will tell you that such q sheer
was got by Sweepstakes of one Of Mr.
Hamnond's s best ewes. Why, Mr. Ham
mond would no more tolerate one o
these scamps about his premises than
he would mad dog; much less sci
them any of his stock. The good breed
ers in Vermont do not go out to ped
die sheep, nor do they fellowship tlios
who do thus go out
The enormous gains which thes
ram peddlers reap are q suGicicn
temptation to bring into the trade
class Of men vino ought to be above
such rascality. We do not object t.
large prices for strictly first class stock
but when pcddler takes a handsom
grade ram for which he paid fiftec
dollars, and sells him for pure bre
at hundred dollars: or when he takes
rejected, well bred ram at fifty dollars
he deserves to be marked as u 'navt
and this is the practise Of gry,l man
of the sheep pcddlers among us.
Ohio, more than any other STATE 6
this time,is the rallying grouo or thes
wool gatherers, who flock to ,i,is iiclt
dispose Of their culls and fng- ends q
high prices, and return to boast OF thei
ill deserved gains. We have tracke
them to thep holes and learned thci
snefafious pfactises, and now warn til
< woofgrowers OF the west to beware c
the whole race of ram pcddlers, or Il
least, to deal with them with their eye
open, or rs they would with pre-
fessional horse jockey; for the homes
men among them are scarce.
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THE ArnEN 4RUM COLLECTION

contains Five Hundred pages Of tunes an .hym,s
new aud old OF ths choicest kinds for ehurss Sunday
SCHOOL revival missionary icnperace, pray and con-
The music IN ih< book ias life and anin. on in H. k.
Shnrug Shore" Rest for the WeAryn' hall we kso W
each other here' shall we meet beyond the Rivsr,,
There is n Beautiful World" kind Wsrds.n -S wee,
Hour OF Prayer" There is Land of I.even "suiIss
&c, Prices single copies. ho,nd 65 cents S55 neI Iua
cloh bo'rd embossed gilt IS GEMS s65 per ice MED
at the retail price .it... 4 20 '','~i -
HORACE WATERS, Ag't
or, 4si, Broadway New Yo4is
Publisher OF the aboye Books.
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PROBATE COURT

NOTICE Is hereby given that the following named
LN Executors, Administrators, and Guardians
have filed IN my office their accounts aud vouchers
for settlement 10 wit; '7'''
James w. Collins, Admr OF Mary u. Thomas deed.
Nicholas Cooper, Admir- OF William Z, Berry, decd
Thomas AulL Guardian Of Daniel Anlt.
Nuh A Compbell Guardian OF Jno. l.. and Mary NJ
Campbell '' ''
Jshn Anderson, Admir- OF T. y, Birdsong, decd
Iehn Major, Admir- oi John Dick d~c'd
neees bety, Ex'r OF Thomas Berry, decd
William Eaton. Ex'r Of Jane Eaton decd.
John arnell, Guardian oil Rachel Mann.
n hosa "fesnheld, Guardian OF Mary II. and II. ID.
Ross Greenfield, Guardian of John T. and s. O. Cecil.
deed. ~ - " '"'' "''''~'
The SIX hIs, named will be foghearing and settle
meni on the i7,h and the lasi sI bn he lsh dsys Of
March r.h next a, siVi DAViD HARRIS, Probate Judge.
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SYMPTOMS.

The symptoms OF Canrrh Ms they generally appear
are at hrs very slight Persons hnd they have n cold
that they huvc frequent attacks, and sensitive
TO the changes al temperature. In this condition., the
mny be dry, slight discharge thin and acrl
nlrrward becoming thick and adhesive Asihe disease
becomes chronic the discharges Increased in quani-
" aud changed In quality they now tn 'ck aud
heavy nnl Are hnykcd or coughed OIL. The secreiions
nrc offensive, causing bud bienth the voice is thick
aud harsh the eyes urc weak; The sense Of smell is
iessrncd or destroyed deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom of Catarrh is,
that the person is obliged 10 clear his throat in the morn
ing OF n ihck or Shiny mucous, which has fallen down
from the head during the night When this takes place,
The person may be sure that his disease is its way
The lungs mud should lose no time in urresng il
The above are but few OF the many Catarrhal Symp-
toms.
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THE HORACE WATERS Met oproNs ANN
HARMONIOUS,
1yHs DAY school. BELL.

dooto copies issued new Singing Book for soheclS
ana S.initaries called the Day.srhool BefE Is new
ready. " cniinns abou' 800 choice songs, rounds;
rntchrS duets tos qaur etis, and ehorIset many o
lhen written expressly for tins work besides 20 pages al
die Elements OF Music. widrh easy and pfogressiva
Among the large number of beautiful pieces NAV be
iouhl Uncle Sam's School I" Do nj you hear the
ridren coming, Always look on the sunny side y
The lue lhss aud Little .ad,n "Oh -if were n
little bitdm "rd OF beaulyn "i'rey mi, tree aArv
Chorus" Meet me by the running brook" &e. 1T u
compileu by Horace Waiers author Of Sabbath gehee
TELL Nos Il aud which have had the enormous sale
"f s25oo copies Priecs-Paper covers 25 cents 1870
per hundred bound, 20 cents SIS per hundred, eolh
hound embossed gilt 40 cents, S3J per hundred. ~
copies furnished dtthe iO0 price Mailed at he rcaii
price. ,g-
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A Single Bottle will last month--to
be used three times day.
TEsTIMONIAI.s.

From Hon Thos ]. Turner, Ex.Alemhcr OF Congress,
from Illinois, late Speaker OF Illinois House OF Repre-
seHauves, und Grund Master of A, T.. md A. Nj of
the State OF Illinois,
FRERpoRr, Oct 81, lSG3,
DR, ID H. SEEIyE; Dear Sir-ln reply TO your no,ice
OF the lsll lnsI lwouId say that severely allie
ted with Canrrh Tor years when became acquainted
WIN yon aud bought Two bottles OF your Liquid Catarrh
Remedy beiorc had used one bottle ! was sensihly
improved, aud before the second bottle was lni.hed
wgs completely cured can recommend the medicine
10 all afflicted with CalnFrh
Respectfully Yours,
THos. J. TURNER
This Is 10 certify that in the OF DR. Seelyes Gu
inrfh Ren edy, experienced much relief aud have
heard many speak of being Invaluable for the cure
OF Vniarrh Yours, &c,
Chicago, May i2, 1851 EDWARD ely,
From "puunly" the well known Halter under The IRE.
mont House Chicago, III.
I'm. . II. SEILYE Cos Gents-Nour Catnrrh Rem
edy hive used, ard fully oImnc,d il us the best
remedy known II has cured me, aud believe il ia N
certain cure IN all cases. JOHN pARAILY
Chicago, Ill.,, May O. 1854.
For sale by all Drugglsls. [fe9l .'0jiy
Sold IN 81 clalrsvicby isRac H. Patterson, and by
Druggists everywhere, =
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FOR LOAN,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. july 25, 1854
NOTICE Is hereby given that subscriptions will he
received by the Treasurer oil the United States the
several Assistant iieasurrrs and Designated Deposiia
RES and by the National Banks designated and qua hed
as Derosiares and Financial Agents, for Treasury
Notes payable three years from August u.s. SGi bearing
Interest at the OF and lhree-irns per cent
per anum, with senannuul coupons attached, pay able
IN lawful money. 'Hlw -.f
These notes will he convertible al The Onion of lhs
holder at maturity into SIX per gold bearing bonds
rcdecmalle after five aud payable twenty years from
August l5 1867.
The Notes will be issued ia the denominations of ff,y
one hudred five hundred, thousand, aud five thouS
and dollars. and will he issued in blank payable
order MS may be directed by the subscribers.
All subscriptions must be for fifty 1oars null
uple OF hiy dollars -'f
plcate certificates will be issued for all deposits
The pnry depositng must endorse upon the ORIGINAL
cerlihcate the denomination OF notes required, and
whether they to he issued in blank or payable to
order. When endorsed il must he left with the officer
receiving the deposit to be forwarded 10 this Department
transportation charges after the receipt OF the
original Certificates of Deposit they be prepared
Interest will he allowed 10 August Is OH all deposits
made prior 10 that date and will be puid by the Depart
meat upon receipt OF the original certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August IS, persons
making dep Iss subsequent that date must nay the in
erest accrued from dale of TO date of deposit
Parties depo'hmg twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards Tor these notes nj AIRY one time will be allowed
u commission o one.quart'r Of one per cent which
WI he paid by this Department upon the receipt of
bill for the amount, certified 10 by the officer with whom
the deposit wns made No deductions for commissions
must he made from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper en-
dorsemcnts are nlado upon the original certificates.
Az "nicers authorized 10 receive deposs request
ed To give TO applicants all desired information, aud al
ford every facility ior making subscriptions,
- w. y. FESSEN DEN,
+. Secretary pG the Treasury.
iy-Snbscriptous win be received 6y the FIRST Ma.
TloNAL BANK or BRlDGEpORE ONO; also sub
scripons received la the TeuiForiy Five Per Ce Gold
Beaiiis Bonds. JOHN C. TALLAlAN, Cashier.
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THE NEW PATRIOTIC song aeaK

contains 90 pages OF songs, duets and ehoruse, sssh
sacred and secular including II pages of prayers s
sick aud dying soldiers and soldiers crlpare Mansa
II is well suited for social singing well as Sabbaih
worship Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, Where liberty dwes is my oounlry,n 1fhs
Christian Hero" Three Cheers fer our Banner oons
sing 10 Inc OF snvep 'Conia The &c em OF tho Gee
"Nlarchng Aongn &c. Prices-paper covers Is sssss.
$40 per 100. Mailed at the retail price.
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL. Ne. ..

is entire work of 1872 pages and sea ry s tuHss
and hymns Nearly million OF these BelR
have been issued and are ringing through
this and other countries. Among the usay
choice pieces may be found. sha meet beyead tks
River!n There is a Bcauifnl Worldn "Sorrow shall
come again no more" "Do Mt Won hear the Angels cen
ing!" ~Ihou, God secst me,n Sabbath Bells eEue enp
&c. Prices oil Bell No. are same Bell No q Bsth
numbers can he obtained in one volume, price. bound
gill so cents Si5 per loo 25 copies furnished at the i'd
price. Mailed al The retail price ~ -
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Tobacco and Cigars.

MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand n, my
establishment in Bridgeport, Ohio, all kinds Of 10
baeco and Cigars, Of the bes, qualify which selling
Merchants wishing 10 purchase would do wall IA call
aud e1amne my assortment eate pure hasing as an
PR pared to sell to them ne best article on tho mos,
Bridgeport, Angus. a 1904, ,,s,a
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CUNNING Is only the mimic of discretion,
and may pass upon weak men, just us pert.
neii is often mistaken for wit, and gravity
or wisdom.
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CERTlFFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on the slst day Of January, 1901
OrticE OF THE AupnoR on STATE.

I
OrticE OF the AuprroR on srArx
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT.
CoLuNsts Jan. 20, 1855.
wv HEREAS the Hartford Fire Insurance Companv.
w, loercd at leruord,in he state OF Conmeellc1t
as required by the first section OF the "ro regulate
Insurance Companies not Incorporated Wy the State OF
ONO" passed April q, 500 and amended February o.
lo6l, and Whereas, said Company has furnished the
Undersigned satisfactory evidence that is possessed OF
at least One Hundred Thousand dollars OF actual cupi
tai invested in socks bonds, mortgages Of real
estate, worth double the amount ior which the same is
nurtgagea; ; aud Mhereus said Company has flied In
this oics written instrument under lis corporate seat
signed by tue President nnd Secretary thereof authors
zlng any agent or agents OF aid Company in this slate
10 acknowledge service process Tor and In l,esf OF
sad Company, according 10 the terms OF SAID law;
Now, therefore, IN pursuance OF the first section OF
the aforesaid ncl, l. James IL GOdman Auditor OF State
for Ohio, do hereby certify that said Hartford Fire In
surance Company is authorized 70 transact the busne
OF hire Insurance in tins State until the thirty first day
Of january, In the year thousand eight hundred and
sixly-six
{ In witness whereof, ! have hereunto sub.
; L. $. sctlbed my an CAUSED the seal Of my
~ Office to be affixed the day and year above
JAMES II GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State.
thereby Certify that the above is a true copy OF
Certificate OF Authority made and delivered TO the
Hartford Fire Insurance. Company, by James IT, God.
man Auditor with the seal oil his Office thereunto at
attached.
49,, In testimony whereof, have hereuuto sub
IL 2. scr,bcd my nalue aud nfix xed the seal Of said
49, Company, this Goth day Of January. 1885
GEO M corr Sscret.ry
| On, ,,,,,,,yNr = a., i,., :, -
n n, ., .nc coaton9 OF the Hartford rire l-
suIahce Nohpui}' on uie Sist Gay OF December 1854
mule nv ,s c,ae AUDITOR ol ONO, pursuant to the statute
Vi 'ha' S'a'e'
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name of tlc C.,np,uv ia tL. n, ,,rv,,, E,,, Ix
| sURANcE CoMpASY aud IS located at Uar,lorI Conn,
! :, n,r " H''' ~
]. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital Stock is..... 81 200 900 90
The amount OF its Capital stock paid up QUO OUO W
H. ASSETS
! g., A. r =. -,
Ion hI " w we np"', on nau' anu III inc a., so
aus VI aRe's i''n o'oI per,ons ~
pi.,s i loI lJuls secured ny per- ,oa IN
:, So'n' @ N'' '"I!'otu security ''''''''''' iuSaz ~
~, io' pi nsio i - - i0ouo w
many fns n.r sched,s h.,l. 4 ato sqz M
Iuirrrs scrr,rd uns 4 pnvulje Inn tss5 Isl 01
Rents acrr,rJ innsilv IN, nLls lar, ts65 500 "a
= F' ~ ~ " - - ~
Total \s,et, of The Co,npanv. "a s7u A.,
mr. t,,,,,, ,r,,,s,
III HES.
Losses uHadused ndius,ed and not due. 50 OPS Il
All other cilnS against the Company. tun-
paid GigideIdsl. ...................... 0,414 %
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Things that are Good to.Look at

III oNESr OLD ABB. l.ealeRs ut General GRANF
\ Myoresndsai shkskllS, Malor-General SHERI.
RAGUT '4v -'777 = 10 T'NT""FN 80"
We have Photographs, Album size which will be sent
TO any one on receipt OF 20 cents in postage currency or
stamps Address Col o. FiIEWIS
fep' 1868 Cleveland Ohio
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contains 1os PAGES Words by Rev Sidney pye, u,,,o
by Pfo Gull This liz excellent book for ecuce As fsS
the young Prices paper covers 20 cents SIS Der Io0
bound 20 cenls, $40 per 100. - fti rrt-I:r
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XUATFRs CHORAL IIARP-,A new Sunday
w School Book. OF 100, pages Of bsauiiful Hynns
and Tunes, II contains many gems such as shall we
know each other there" Sf6r little children 70 sews
leave with my motherp : He sadslh me bs. de srl
waterSn Sc Price paper sovers 20 GEMS; SIS per IOa
hound IS eensi S20 per 100 II is editsd by EAORACF
WATERS, Auihor OF "sandny School Hsls,D Mes.
and 2 which have had the eaonaoas sale Il ever si
hundred thousand nd sepiss Jas. psblisAsd By
~ HORACE WATERS. Ne Ssl, h'aAA~sy,E NY.
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ga Complete Pi ctorial History of
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