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An InxioIahle Ruln Re9ulafea In

An lnvi0iaDlc huio ne8uistes yne
prices of Hats Furs and all other articles sold nj 9ESINB
establishment They all marked down to the lowest
figures he afford to take 10 the highest nurss
which the public be induced TO pay.
GENIN, SIS broadway
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| Go and Hear George Francis Train
Al the Academy Of Music, brooklyn, Friday evening"
November H. subject-'Ireand, Temperance and Laws
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints and
oil diseases cured BY Dr. ZACHARIE 100 BrosA
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE. in, President No 62s Broadway Agents
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What Need or Letters . Foot Long -
tell OF the matchless fragrance Of PHALON's NIGHT
BLOOMING CEREUSy II be forgotten BY thooo
who have Their recollecons Of it, dsiaouanaD
its best advertisement. -Toled0 Blade.
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Crsstsdoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
ana wig depot wholesale and retail. No. Astor House
The dye applied by skiilfui artists.
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Adams Express Company,

Forward inland expresses daily to al parts Of .ns South
day freight greatly reduced Particular attentos
paid the collection Of drafts notes, bills. &C Speca
bank notes, bonds &C. taken at low rates. and insured
against all risks when required
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A silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS 5s Broadway
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Am of Ia. IN Our Dreamy Moods. Have

Arabxh the blessed with its clear
sky Its crystal streams and fragrant bowers But there 10
no fancy, dream about PENHHY'S EGYPTIAN LOTUS
II here with all ~ perumed reality, breathing OF Arsoah
tho blessed
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Death or an Editor.

PMADnPHIA, Nov. IA, 1895.
Washington L. Lane, managing editor Of tho Lsdger,
died this morning. He commenced his connection with
the Ledger reporter twenty eight years since. during
which period he earned enviable reputation for
slant attention to the interests Of that journal
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II You Want . Good Head OF Hair Uss
WEBSTERs VEGETABLE HAIR fNvIGORATOR. De
MAS BARNES CO. Now York, General Asenta
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wheeler 81 wilson's Lock stitch sewing
Machine aud Button Hole Machine No. 6a5 broadway.
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Chickering u Sons
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS.
Established In 1873.
Fff,veve medals in gold silver and bronze, have beea
awarded FOR these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS ALL
COMPETITION. warcrooms So Broadway, New York
Every Piano fully warranted
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warning and Instruction for Young Mon Published ny tho
Howard Association and OF charge In sealed rnvrl
opes Address Or j. skiin Houghon Howard Asscc'aon'
Phiadelphta.
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A.-Rovs, md Children,s

A.-BOye' and ChIIdren's
GARIBALDI, CUTAwAY AND z0UAyE SUITS.
by the ousands, at popular prices
L. ". BROKAW 81 Lafayette place
and - Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union
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No More Gray Hair or BaldneM.-av
years practice. Advice free by Dr' 'kAND'hAS' NO =
Astor placs
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frontier pckets similar TO that sent 10 the border last
year The Fenans very quiet and do not show
themselves much.
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Ladiss' Breast Pins. New stylss,
TWO. THREE FOUR, EIGHT. TEN 10 TWO HUNDRED
DOLLARS each for sale BY GEO G. ALLkS. No. AL
Broadway, door below Canal street.
Ti,E MOST DELICIOUS or ALL PERFUMES
Sold everywhere.
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MsIlsoms of BOetIes

Millions Of Bottles - ~.
of Mrs wINsI.Ow's SOOTHING SYRUP are sold aad
used with success II IL an old and well tried
from regulates the stomach aud bowes cu,rs VIVA
collie the gums and BY giving rest And health 70 tne
child. comforts the mother
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STEWART & BALDWIN,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
virginia, N. 4
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RATE OF MORTALITY IN THE PRESENT
WAR-A TRIBUTE TO THE SANITARY AND
CHRISTIAN CoMusSIoN.-The rate of NOR
taity in the existing war az per cent per
annuml for the period under considera-
ton. although much greater than that of
civilians of military age, both in Europe
and America, and greater than that of the
army of the United States forces during
the Mexican war, and very considerably
less than that of the British forces on the
Spanish peninsula, from 1911 to 1917
and in the Crimea from 1854 to 1861
the average annual rate in the Spanish
peninsula having been l65 per cent, and
in the Crimea about % per cent, the last
mentioned rate only embracing those dy-
ing in hospitals, and not including deaths
on the field of battle. Here, then, we
have it that the rate of mortality in the
present war is only ~ per cent. per an
nun, while the rate of mortality in We'll
Gngton's Spanish campaigns QSl2-'l4)
was log per cent, and that in the Crimea,
in 1876. even not counting those who
died on the battlefield, averaged % per
cent. How is this smaller rate of mortali-
ty to be accounted fors 1t arises, no
doubt, from the organization, so wisely
made and so literally maintained, which
has raised the Sanitary Commission and
the Christian Commission TO inquire into
the best and most systematic means of as
certaining the condition of our soldiers,
to supply liberal relief to the suffering,
and sustain the dropping spirits by kind
ness and sympathy.
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MEXICAN PRIvATBERs.-A dispatch from
New York city to the Boston Herald
states that it is considered more than pro-
bable that two very fast vessels, which
sailed from this port during the past
week, were intended to be converted into
Mexican privateers, to destroy vessels
flying the French flag. The fact that
large numbers of the Juarez family were,
with some of his high military officers, in
the city, apparently with plenty of money,
seen moving about in commercial circles
recently, gives sufficient weight to the ru-
NOR to warrant our Government in placing
detectives on their track. Instructions
have also been sent to our naval officers in
the Gulf relative to the course to be pur-
by them should the escaped privateers
show themselves in that latitude. The
French Minister has had an agent in this
city watching the movements Of Mexican
refugees for months past.
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o ARE YOU SNoxIsT Yes! Well
then, call at the establishment of Simon
Packsher, at the International Saloon,
Virginia, and you can procure the finest
cigar to be found in the State, or you can
buy Solace tobacco that is indeed solace
to gloomy hours, or q meerschaum pipe
that will color like an Alderman's nose
IN two weeks.
RRcoRpER's Court, VIRGINIA. The
following business was transacted before
his Honor, Judge Davenport, to-day !:
NJ. Green, arrested by officer Higbee, for
being drunk and disorderly, forfeited his
hail of S25. John Doe, arrested by off,
Ger Lawton, for being drunk and disor-
derly--on trial. Dan Mcintosh ard P.
g. Clark, arrested by officer Woodman.
for fiehting-on trial.
F1eHr.-A light scrimmage occurred
last evening, at a well-known restaurant
on C street. Virginia, between secesh
LAWYER and a Union miner from Washoe.
Secesh drew chivalry bowie-knife, Aoo'
I;.b drew back his arm and knocked the
heightened cuss down, and that ended tint
matter. All about politics.
BuL11oS.-wells, Fargo S Co. shipped
this morning from their Virginia once
II bars of bullion, worth, according z
assay, S2O,s5O 50, and weighing liz
pounds. . rg
CRUDE BuIIIox.-The following lot
of crude bullion have to-day been re
ceiyed by the several Virginia assay offices
Van Wyck s Co., 2,643 ounces; Theal
& Co., 2,lS7 ounces
ASSESSMENT SALEs.-The following as
sessment sales will take place tomorrow
as reported by Billet, O'Brien 8 Co., Bro
kers. No. So South C street. Virginia
Midas Gold & silver Mining Co., Col
Hill District. So, ~. H
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The WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
We have good authority for stating that
the work of grading the Western Pacific
Pailroad will in all probability be COM
menced this week near the Alameda and
Santa Clara county line, and that it will
be pushed along with all possible haste.
Parties are now at the East negotiating
for iron and rolling stock for the first
twenty miles of the road. Complaint
having been made in certain quarters that
Mr.. Mclaughlin. the contractor to build
the road, has not been required to give
bonds for the faithful performance of his
contract, we are authorized to state that
he furnises the one-ffth part of the whole
capital to build the road, advances from
two hundred and fifty to three hundred
thousand dollars in cash, and does not
get dollar only for work actually done,
running all the risks of the company in
getting its means as sections of twenty
miles shall. be finished from time to time.
Under these circumstances bonds would
appear to be entirely superAuous.-Stock-
ton Independent. ....".
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
Ana nsueri

n H, BECKWITH SAYS I. DREW A
". deadly weapon, perhaps year ago" on
the slightest provocation. Beckwith will draw
deadly weapon, and yet he don't 60 10 the peni-
tertiary or pay cent. Wonderhow lie made his
money when Superintendent OF the Consolidated
Company, Gold Hill Was it by working for
wages, or letting contracts as silent partner l
had settlement with him. l owed him three
hundred dollars. About six hours after, he came
in drew up due bill of seven hundred and thirty.
two dollars, and surreptitiOuSly endeavored to
get me to sign it, when on his own admission
only owed him three hundred dollars. then
gave him my due bill, and upon which he sued
me and vet he speaks of gratitude. If he had
shark of il or manhood about him, he would new.
er have exposed himself in the lying manner in
which he has Knowing it is not necessary to re-
mind the public of his very many faults, leave
him with the contempt he deserves.
j. E C0LBURN.
-rold Hill Ian 81 1865 iaoI VIZ
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Ingratitude and Greenbacks!

TTlHE PUBLIC OF GOLD HILL WILL PER
haps remember that about year ago, one
JAKE COLBURN, in difficulty with his wife
about their child and in foreiby taking the child
AWAY from its home, committed the offense of
drawing deadly weapon upon his mother-in-
law. Well, Colburn would, If the law had taken
lis way, have been sent to the penitentiary. Dis
interestedy, loaned Colburn money, and by
which means he got out of the scrape. My kind
ness to him cost me six hundred dollars. Not
long since had settlement with him, and he
acknowledged a balance due me of three hundred
and nine dollars, for which he refused to give me
his due bill, note, or any other satisfaction Know
ing his business, was compelled to sue him I'M
der these circumstances, and he has paid me off in
GREENBACKS, at par value. This Is the an.
gratitude which Jake Colburn has shown to me
for my kindness in furnishing him with hard cash
to escape being sent to the State Prison. feel it
due to the public tomake this transaction known,
30 that the people may know the ingratitude
which Jake Colburn is capable of showing to one
who befriends him. G. II. BECkWITH.
Gold Hill, Jan. %, 1866. ia23 m
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In the annual report of the Secretary OF
the Treasury we find the following Ian
guage: 2.ss.as sr7l.a. 20
Failing to raise the means required in
the ordinary mode, and urged by the con-
viction that the large amount of suspend
ed acquisitions = swollen to more than
$3.50, 900, 900 = should be reduced, the
Secretary resolved to use all the means at
his command to pay so much at least as
was due to our brave soldiers who were
suffering from the long delay in satisfying
their Just claims, but still continuing to
serve their country with unfiinching cour-
age and uncomplaining devotion. To
effect this object he was compelled to re-
place the whole amount of five per cent.
notes which had been cancelled, amount
ing in the whole to more than eighty mil
lions of dollars, and even slightly to ex-
coed that sum. More fully to accomplish
his purpose. the Secretary resolved to avail
himself of the wish expressed by many
officers and soldiers, through the paymas-
tiers, to offer to such as desired to receive
them, seven-thirty notes of small denomi-
nations. He was gratified to find that
these notes were readily taken in pay
ment to large amount our gallant SOL
diers in many instances not only receiving
them with alacrity, but expressed their
satisfaction at being able to aid their
country by loaning money to the Govern
ment. The whole amount of notes thus
of exceeded twenty millions of
dollars.
The plain English of all which is, that
our soldiers in the field have, during the
year, loaned to the Government twenty
millions of dollars to carry on the war!
Can any parallel to this be found in
history We surely know of none. And
can any man doubt the result when such
are the means by which it is to be wrought
outs ..... .. ..... ..t
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ORIGINAL
CHEAP
pi..o,ut1on Notice.

Dissolutlon Notice.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN arm heretofore doing bulines1 10 Gold Hill
md known q Turnsy, O'Bhen 4 Billet q this
day dl1SoIfod by mutual consent Il, I, 81.
kSoRl Billet q O'Hren VIII continue thu
huItnS1s Of Auctionetrs IN I'd town. 81
is4 tssgisea'J "a 0Eghtts'5 ". THHAAY,
s7ks sst8 r. ". BILLET. AE ;eesi [
0tlaMn. Jan. 10. lsI&f T3s q In !
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FOR SALE.

$4,000 PINE Tagging
rs FOR SALE at Empire City. Specimens Of
i this material can be seen west Of the Empire
Mine, In Gold Hill. r.r
For further particulars apply to
..r.a..a..I l-... GILLIG, MOTT T. CO,
jaI2 2w ..... .. . Virginia City.
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.z HOTELS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

lg HOTELS MANIFESTATIONS.
ID, gVESEY'S HOTEL,
COED q HILL. NEVADA.
ss-z-arr 81 . - ,E-gE ygaE
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED
i the above well.known Hotel, will keep the
came in n style for which the community have
long experienced the want-to,wit:
FIRST CLASS HOTEL.
Every pains will DO taken and nc" expense
spared in furnishing INC
TABLE, BAR, AND
~ LODGING DEPARTMENT,
in the best possible style.
80 J. d. BINNs.
Gold Hill, Dec. 81. 1864. deaI If
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Notice.
o. HI. PLATT,

Strayed.
ABOUT SIX WEEKS AGO, FROM THE
II office of the Yellow Jacket Company, q Min
ing Engineers COMPASS. 1t was enclosed in n
small square box, the box and staff being left be.
hind. It is supposed to have been taken, or
strayed, By mistake. and as 1t cannot be of any
real service without the staff, the person having
il is kindly requested to either return the COM
pass, through the Post Office or otherwise, or to
call and get the staff and box, and no questions
will be asked. . .....----
Yellow jacket Office Jan. 20, '65. ja20 If
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NIGHT WORK y
AND GENERAL CLEANING DONE.

DY THE UNDERSIGNED WILL BE DONE
ID Night Work, Clean Yards, Etc, Etc, on the
shortest notice. and in the most satisfactory man
ner. Orders may be left at No. &c South G street,
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co., Virginia
iaI2 I'm 49, ...- ....H ROGERS eco.
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Auction Every Evening.

AFIINF PIANO i also for sale .. bargain.
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Another Answer.

TAKE CoLBURN, HAVING PUBLISHED
y what he supposes AN Answer " to my card,
would briefly reply that his statement that
seven hundred dollars was the debt he owed me.
is untrue. unless he kept false account in his
books have n true copy of the bona fde debts
existing between us. which l can show at any
time. His little insinuations about other matters
amount to nothing, his present character tor truth
being too far below par. --
ja25 CHI BECKWITH.
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ess 80 80
dAexp II
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We AL,

ne suffering nj l11s IN cur lad % rvs flls
TFmsdg . TIA csrvlnced hat ~ IL assir -
Missy mas - reli@sed mslT curri a 4ssrr,si !
Hesrtbu-n. ec1r s. mach sict aesra- = -.
ne = iDaEe uol. Les. G srveuess 3 iso-s IL
acks. ivsl Cozpls'r Rhs ma V -. toss -
hssi he PRmpfltt o. is tiaionisis a.ihea = b q
tie. snd d nst u-e Us rssdilioe AGAINST tas hdFcs
Of yoar PaYsicAa-
MaszAaured oaly b TARRAET . Co, R7B
GrsaaVich gfroeL NsW FORK.
NFFH ne ~ ~ RgsersA NJ
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Responsibility In the Case Of Losses
Of Government Bonds, or Other Sc

Responsibility in the Case Of Iosse.
Of Government Bonds, or Other Sc
/ curities.
The following correspondence viii Be
i'und Of inieresl % dealers In Government
stocks.
NEw Y0EE. Sept y. 1853
l 70 tne hon- Hugo McCuIb ch. Secretary
Of reaaury Of che United 81 tess
DEAn 81 w u you pl-sse advise ne
I your course IN regard 10 stolen ,r lot Gov
| ernments
supp Sc, for instsnce, that anv broTs-
or banker, buys a B nd, or any her i,-as
% Tie Goverumen ~ good hith, h b in-
negotiap e payable b. D arcr, and Co shou i
prove % uave en- OF or 10 du fom a
iormes buyer or owner. do yoU. a. secreta-
~ OF the Irea urv, protect tho rir NJ
buyer
" II SO. do you also protect the o-ivip,l
owner ot 9 Compound Interest Note in ike
manner
" believe, under our State : W. the inuo-
cent holder Of like Sccu iucs is protected
under the law. Is there d dill rem aw Tor
Governments securtiesG Respect M ~,
o. A. JrvEtSs, No. "a nost.
IaEAsuEr LoAS DEPARTMENT.
September ., ls6s.
sR-Nour letter Of the 9Th has been
received.
q" tn re is no different law for Govern.
mst than for other reEotis BE secur,ti. =
he rights md liabilities Of parties pun
chasing and o'diug goti bic Bonds and
y ties q the Governme {, {. c. those p ys-
bic % bearer, are no Affected BY toe fact Of
thor beirg ssued BY the G vernmeut
whether then, your CUES ion refers to
Comp und ! tcrest Note, or sny other O. rm
Of these Securities, q purchase, 10 god
faith, io7 valuable cousi Grafton, would BE-
protect z, nowiths andins they bad before
been losto stolen.
" u has, however, been she practice Of
this Depa tmeat, q the ECU. So OF those Z g.
ing G upon Bonis aud other socur ties raw
ab % oeare-i % enter their caveat, and.
suspen ing payment or them wien preset
ed, % MOTIF the partes rei ectivciy, 70 IN
able them 70 furuish the Department evil
dence touchinl the qlestlons Of owuersh 10,
good faisn, d whe her purchase was
flr value, 80 that It nav act adviaedly In
making paymeuts- Very res, ccifuiiy,
v. z. HAEDLEE, ASS. s6c'y.
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Aemlnlstrstoi Notice.

mo ne cred COS q IN. estate Of JOSIAH Hsiium
sesss-ed Fang snfF--tei tie insoiFeu-y Of
ssi5 esfsfe % the Clerk 81 re sni Couaiy Cuu-t
vau sre hsre-y not se5 % fle year eiEuls. duis
suihenhsa ed aEkust said estate. via sd cleik.
81 or hsore he i5th dy o. February, 1895 Or hey
SspSi-gH fHOS. FIsHER, AdlnT.
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MUTUAL

Bsnrfi WI h,.d ono os'lar, aHi Do mg1u Esaiaapl
e a. couca. ned Wa. froos. urtzs Be- oar rlia.
saiu IS ear ehsrshed prnri. % hsyu eFsry sos
o. our nm acacus. Be- t ever so It'a. OF Of tha
sraudass uasTa uis, "MCsuAL. g. o. uua b sha
tsso ef oper con; sud We my tho p s,lias %
ncl OF Of pe7ce.vag thsi ihiss is o. su ia shiT
spnr c.st-d 81 a Eiin Fhaan Es have ths rlassu-a
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Unlea N.ste. iIar,h No. -
The uuised stsiss. "a '''' no %.

AT tae Estate sud pIrr--sv ~
N7e1its of ho1eli Ms.-,,-.. 'r-ss, etlcta and
~ YlHls 81 Avn 49,.
is- tbe N-5sS 49,. y - g tas Ja.ts4 -.
siisnce Of Toe decree of ed C55-- 100 80 m plr
- - aay q iaY, ieah viI, On h.. SO - on
~ 10. G u1lclc Ilg q d. oslo. ~ cay q.
1sl.a, a. tro N1rri hcusa door 4, a..--. SEQ In
- eslnlY, terues'eu, s.i he nrhi rte' W.
49, - ne Ieuod 81 kis usiural . q. 81 ~, n
'eHs Z and m the toloslg dcstr,ss ~ u =
-heicyviir, Beii1ld ,-rafv $50 = -. - Ten
- 80 o. ioi Ne, Ts Ia the piaa al ss.i 49,
, ,-e s. 'cros q aad IN tae asa esii s.i-, Of
q. - -. -. serea o. Lsad 10 ne z5,h c.yl dse
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NJ u 7 u AL.

NrlPoLNrN BnNapkRrE cAvE ri AS as
~ spi1'oa as uen A. rulsi b. threc et'ecss
Fra ntsresl % eo1d-sH-cu %. Ih,r5 Per
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Employment.

OK n NlH IA euts wosfaa n ~ s.vr.
(, - izg Msrhires. We M - = r,,,,,-i.s,,,
% \ msehinss sold, or employ A. 4 ~, an
work ior he shows wages, and Al sxpenss. -
Address A. 3. hEsRSaEoE 4 O., ooianhiA T~un,
augiT-Uame
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The Grest Nsllonal Paper

p. - esy 'o1 ne Auc-i-as reoris -uevstsi ~
- : .la' Irt, f1.tcs. Tue s.ste ard ,a.
-, A.. Is 49,. ~ p tt-s, ucusufrrs MarUfsc-
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