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POPULATION OF WESTERN
ClTIESs
The Cincinnati papers arc rolling the fol-
lowing as u sEert nlorscl under their

The Cincinnati papers are rolling the fol-
lowing as sweet morscl under their
tongues:
"c1sc1SsAT1. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS.
iate elections show quite conclusiEely that
She has ceTfaiv ttS nor ncna ~ hsn ns m. III:
eago @ The vote oi Ctnc,naau, 0efoher ., was
,,s,s cis,m tnat tat "a th i1y'i ns shcag1 r.
tive her The benefit Of l.0oo votes ana sho stsll
fs'ls greatly behind; inslne seven fora multiple,
VIC fni tic following rcatise popaist1ons in found
nun,bers NJ Chicago, 1i00W; Cincinnati, a1Q,.o0
ia won,S ~, csienn IN III agd i'5 c:t mny Sy
1su,MG-aEd these arc probably near the real facts
oi the case.
The yote Of s.. Ionis County wss univ sf" "1,S' II
NC count the DISTINGUISHED voters. and those who
n v TX . po, 81 Fl ai. ,oia %9aa rad Tot
Ohio, was II, 1,5oo-witaout additions-so tna1 1nnl,
tiplying by si1, St. Louis ond M St. Loula County
1ounay bss s;aSD {:Lisaao md ~ 1T lou;s ysiii
have 10 knoeis nuder."
The recent vote Of Chicago WAS not only
"1ight," bnt it was barely half the actual
vote Of the city. The Democratic party
broke down before thu election and abandon.
cd the field 10 their opponents. The Repub,
licans lad things all their own way. They
had no opposition visible to the naked eye,
The utter decentralization Of the Coppcrhcads
Of Chicago is reflected in the yaticinatious ot
their organ since the election. "Shall the
Democracy live or die!' was the uppcrmosi
0nPStjRn III their minds. Every nnh knew
, 1866-11-16

supreme Court OF I1linoIs-New Rule
In Relation to Licensing Attorneys.
The following rule was adopted by the
Supreme Court at the present term, now be-
ii,@ held at Mount Vernon:
Kr1E 7G. 0ydfTfd, That Rules 69 and 20 be re-
scinted ard applicants for license to practice
law in the courts Of this STALE on presenting to
cation, signed by the Circuit Judge ana States
Attorney Of The eiseust IT. which the applicant n
reside, q ting orth that the applicant has been
examined and found 1tnail1ed 'Sil be Il sufficient
cate, granted by a1.y one of the Judges Of the Sr1
perfnr Cpu,t OF Tie city of Chicago or hy tn.
Judee Of thr Recorders Court Of sid city, nnd IN
conjunction with the Siste'z Attorney, Will be
application be made to this court In term tiuc an
examination Of the applicant may be had IL
oren court. or By commit'ee appointed By the
court.
tts sia,ntc viii, in all cases, accompany The ap.
pltcution.
4 correct copy. y, L. FREEMAN.
Annual Meeting oi the Natural History
Society.
The annual meeting OF the Illinois Natural His
tory Society, pursuant TO the revised constitution
will take place IL Bloomington, on "Wednesday
The 19lh, and Tuesday, the 2Uth OF Deceu,ber. TIL
fret meeting will take place at y; O'Clock p. m
Of the lsth Place Of mNiins viii be announces
In the city tailtes. 4 full attendance OF all ,h
members is earnestly solicited, as important busl
ness, looking to a thorough reorganization of th
society, and to active prosecution OF It's nppropsi
axe nors, will be presented for consideration.
By order Of the Board oi Directors.
OLIVER s. MrEsEEI,
| Corresponding Secretary.
BLOOMINGTON, November lith
, 1866-11-16
Can't no Justice TO the subject.

Can't DO Justice TO the Sub1ett.
From the Montgomery (Ata-] Mall, November !. |
The elections OF Tuesday have zone for the
Radicals, New Tork goes Radical By ma
jority of from ten tp tilteen thousand. 1lli-
nois, gives tlfty, thP1sand majority for the
seventy thousand majority for the Radicals
but elects two nlgeers to the Legislative
Congress Is overwhelmingly against the
President, md can do with the South what
ever pleases 1t. We can't do Justice to the
subject. ..
, 1866-11-16


The following is the vote in the State Of
Delaware, on the 9Th Of November, lSG5, As
officially reported:
Governor New Castle. Eeut. Sussex. Total
J1mcs Riddle (Rep.)..4,l3S 1,,9; !.a7i s.s!S
Gov. salisbury tCop.] .].3,ss:S a,7::5 s.SN 9,si0
sanlsbaEy's majority -.1,si2
Congress.
John ]. McEiro {Repll,NS t,7sG a,Sf9 s.5si
J. 4. Nicholson tCop.) l,3lO a,7b9 2,s5i 9,r;1
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The Duty.

Gold still Filters between $50 and l60
and no prospect Of fall ! During the
last six weeks we exported $40,3S9, ,322
In other words we exported $4,000, 900
more gold than we imported.
In the iiean time all business seems to be
chaos-chuos with double and single entry
Prudent merchants iud it hard to buy at q
safe commiS iSsion, or TO sell at a safe profit
Shrewd money dealers reap large gains,
and Wall street once more reyels iD war
delrium Of gold gambling. We hear Of
combinations to affect the price of gold to
put it up and put it down, 10 damage ma
tional credit, to create a panic. The war
has been over sixteen mon hs. the couatryis
gaining new strength md yet our currency
onr commerce, our business, The laws OF
trade, the rich mans cargoes and the poor
mau's loaf, are still at the mercy OF des.
perate men who seek personal gain 40 mat
ter how many suffer. ~ -
Where must this end !? II we sail sh p
above Niagara Falls, and steer direct for
the rapids, its fate is easily comprehended
II soS We continue min Nos exporting gold a. tho ra's
CElSlS uluSA COME, LUIS cApOIb represents
American produce and labor-uudersold
superseded, destroyed by foreign produce
and labor. Itmeans thai rather Than de.
velop our own resources, and speud $780,.
000, 900 on. A merican Industry, we prefer
to import foreign manufactures and pay
from 60 TO 10 per cent additional premium
for the luxury .. p.
Sooner or latter this must stop Let US
be wise now, and the end may be lesson
for good-a sadly learned lesson, but no
more We must have a tariff that will
put o dam ppSu this vast ggld food. We
must. have q duly upon every article =. tha.
we can make in America. Our currency
must be contracted. Without this, pro- ec-
tion is a mockery-a mere reaper's song
and Of no permanent value. The people
insist lha! ihe wages of labor shall not be
sixty or seventy per cent less Than The val,
ue Of golG-that an hour of hard " ork
sl.a'l receive lis Value 10 hard gold. Con-
q sss has The main part of this 10 do
Let the duty be done Tribune.
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w EEKLY TELEGRAPH
ASHTAB UBA:
Saturday Morning, June, 80, ises.

TnE PsArroRM.--The resolutions comprising
thc platform adopted by the Union State Con
veu,ion OF Columbus are only three 10 number
.--short, simple and sufficiently comprehensive.
While radicals 6ud nothing 10 il TO object to-
our conservative aud johnson friends, accept
q II without objection. Our O'ad, sedate ana
v,ry faithful and earnest contemporary the
Cleveland Herald, gives 10 II its full aud free
approbatiou; wo are therefore, united upon
E the platform, may we not, then, keep our eyo
upon the object and aim of the cnmpsign, aud
labor for the common object, the peace and
ldwelfarc Of the couutryf 't
i9i9C fesoired That the Union party OF OHIO
having sustained the general government
during tour years Of successful war agaius,
2 The united efforts OF rebels in the South aud
their parlsOus in The North, now demand
4 that peace shah sc established up D such
stable foundations that rebellion and seceS.
Zion will never again endauger our Nation.
al existence.
ResOlvcd, That this Convention fully en-.
dorses the amendments TO the Constitution
proposed by Congress to the Legislature,
Of che States as libe al, wise aud patri
otic adjustment, and the Union party oI
Ohio pledge for it their united aud hearty
support.
Rtscioed, That the nation owes the
heroic men of our army and navy u debt o.:
lasting gratitude for their patriotic services
10 deteuse of the Constitution and the
Union, and we urge npon Congress the
duty of cqnal'zing the bounties; and that
while we cherish with tender eff ction the
memories of the fallen braves, we pledge TO
their widows and phans the nations care
md protection
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The following call has been issued. A ma.
tonal union Convention of at least two dele.
gates from each Congress DUAL District OF all IL q
State, two from each Territory, two from the
District Of Columbia, and four delegates al
large from each State will be held at tho city
Of Philadelphia on the l4th of August next
Such delegates will be chosen by the voters oI
the several States who sustain the Administra
tion in maintaining unbroken the Union OF the
States Delegates are asked to agree :
First-the Union is perpetual and ndssolu
BILE -f ''". TH
Second-The equality Of the .Sintes and the
right of representation nro solemnly guaranteed
Thrd--No ri hit of secession or exclusion.
Fourtb--Slavery is abolished forever.
Fifth K nch State has TO prescribe qnailhca-
tions for its. own electors. ,... ..t.r Il. 49,
SiXth.-Each State shall have the rlght 10
manage its own domestic concern inviolate'
1t concludes with all appeal to every patriot
to frown upon the action of Congress- which
can only rekihdle animosiies and TO encourage
peaceful aud cohciliatory measures, but no dele
gate will tske,part or nssst in sach convention
who does net Loyalty accept the national situa-
tion aud cordially endorse the principles here
set forth. aud who is not attacted in true al
leginnce to the Constitution, Union and Gov
ernmcnt of the United States.
[5iguedl Aw. RAynALt, Pres't
. -H-- a.s .... J. +. DOOLlTTiE,
o. II BROWNING, -.
aa ( ,n1.., 4 EDGAR cowAS,
1a .riu. n ls ~ Snss; S1sssi >FoI, Fos,.ra
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From the n. Y. Independent, June 2Sth.
DRY GOODS.

ALL cotton goods have been in improved
demand during lastcgeek, and woliens also
are litde higher, inauenced more by the
state Of the gold market, Brown. shirrings
and sheeiings hsYe eadyaBeed 2alc, aud
bleached goods the's same The best grades
are scarce. Drilis.are active for ex2orV !.
Derims are irregular. The highest grades
only are lirm. Stripes are ffmer and rather
more Actiyea Obeeks huve adganeed Ticks
ate,lOwer. Silesias have risen lc. Cotton.
ades OF good grade are firm. Gnghams
are active. Prints haze hnelualed much
during the week. The best goods yare re-
duced in stock and are higher. Fancy
esssimeres are lower and more is doing al
The decline Brosdclolhs and coatings are
active. Beavers are in brisk demand a nd
al firm ip price. M1,cows are scarce and
..snlsd. i pellpes are very dull, Rall
aooos are not oifsrisg, Tweeds are ID
some reosast. Blankets are active, as
ysII as aapps,:ss .ylhifffBI ifffBIsa.ELe are higher. For
eigu good are inacs..Se... Stocks are accp-
iu aptic,patioa Of higher duties,
which will ,Taiss. ihe price sa9fm9ns "
There, Il a good demand, frog The clothing.
iobbiog slb ,rads fot bsaYy VOC lens, Bearers
Italian clo,bsi aud all kinds Of stuiT goods
are brisk Of sale at buoyant prices. Six
goods are quiet. Except for the clolbiog
Irsde, everything ia quiet Piices are quiz
tily moving up, from the Increase 10 the
premium of gold-aad The certainly Of an
advance 10 The tariff. Importers are tax
Iog their goods out Of bond. as bonded
goods .. the time OF the passing of new
tariff viii be subject to the new tariff
Such Is the feelings as well as The prob
ability. In the present temper Of Congress
there is no doubt of il.
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Washington, June oath, 1865.

The Hon Darins Caldwell has withdrawn his
name as candidate for Congress in the 10Th.
District and the Ashtabula Telegraph says
General Garfield is manfestly and inevitably
the candidate of the people" Mr.. uutchinss
still remains candidate, but the 7ohgrdpk
thinks that gentleman will attempt to check
the current ''that is triunlphantly to return
every faithful mothers son in Congress to his
present. positi9n,"f f1s s!5usy rfag.s .-
That same current will carry into, Congress
the faithful mothers son" in this District, in
spite OF al opposition. Mark our prediction
Ice 1Hcb bo'ajlo7 CIereLand Herald.
We hope, as do all true unprejudeed and
fair minded Union men,. that the able and de-
serving member Of the 18Th District will bo re-
elected. The bitter, slanderous and unjustifa-
BILE warfare waged by not overscrupulous men,
upon Judge spalding. is strongly condemned
by Union men every where II. is disgracefu
and shameful for Union Men thus to treat q
faithful Union member. 1t is a job that had
better be let out TO copperheads.
.''. 10 -".'.- Rdren1 Dem
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A Nav PnFsiDENrIAn MANSION ahd a Park
FER fitting surroundings are limited ID resolu-
tion Of inquiry adopted on the 2s'h IN the
senate, whether tract Of some $50 acres Of
land, near The city of Washington could be
obtained on reasonable terms for purposes Of
thnt nature.
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A proposition OF Mr., Cresswell, 10 tho Sen.
ate, to raise the pay Of Assistant Assessors,
from 50 to S5 day, was lost day or two
since, by 30t 8. So those poor fellows, like
our friend GoULp Of Qouneaut, who hire livery
horse and pay therefor half OF more OF their al.
lowahce, win get no comfort from the Senate
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* y p 3'NI'b - ~ :
Z KINGSVILLE COLLEGE

supply fully and completely any similar psatien
in the country. Frs-because lis of Instruction is
progressive and practical having been drawn from actual
business experience. Seconds location in OF the
most quiet and orderly towns the Reserve the
iewest temptations to vice and dissipation and where the
people intelligent and educated interest themselves 10
stndenrs behalf and throw around him influences once
heathfu and homeke, II Is easy Of The cost
Board there is about half that charged in larger ces
The college ample, fronting the Village Park aud
capable several hundred Students each
department managed by the best TALENT all of which facts
point to kingsvine the point to get commercial educa
ton T Z .I..r ..- .s-.f .r 30.
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cents per member for benevolent objects. Mon.
roe and Soybrook churches nee both receiving
Home Missionary aid but tSeir liberaliiy au.
gurs well for immediate selfsapport.
We commend the churches OF Grand River
Conferences to the sympathies aud prayers OF
Gods people.
Tho mighty efTusion CT the Holy Spirit is their
pressing need. With IL they will have all
things--without IL they have nothing.
Respectfully Submitted,
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BY law passed by the Legislature of this
State at its last session, township trustees are
authorized to appropriate from the general
road fund fifty dollars annually for the main
.tenance of wells, on the public highways TO
supply water for man and beast -
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.
TuR MAsoNyc CELEnRAnoS-On Tuesday
last proved to be q thing of very fair proper
tions. Thcsgathcrng Of the fraternity, and
spectators, was Sufficiently numerous to relieve
the minds of those most interested, of any un.
easbess. The procession though not as showy
in variety of regalia, as is sometimes the case
on occasions of more general interest, its effect
was good. II moved up Main street, crossing
over by the Episcopal Church, 10 the Park,
making a halt before lie Methodist Church,
Tor the purpose Of allowing our peighbeF ALsxRr
to pat his large photographs instrument into
operation, in securing a picture of the process
sion. The march was continued TO the Park,
where avery judieious and able address was
listened TO from Bro CHAs SnfrMAN. by a large
and attentive audience. At the close, an ele-
CANT copy Of the Bible was presented by The
ladies, Miss RosE GIFroRD, on behalf OF The la.
dies making the presentation to the venerable
representative Of the Fraternity, Mr. SAMUEL
GirroRD, the reply being made by Mr.. MosEs
DICKINSON These addresses we shall be So o
in concluding were all right, but they were not
audible beyond the immediate circle of those
engaged 10 the ceremonies. The Rev. Bro.
Guy, then followed in an ofThand, but concise,
happy, and enthusiastic defen 20 Of the princi- !
pies Of the order. Tho procession was again |
formed and moved as before 10 the excellent |
music of the Ashtabula Band in their new and
tasteful uniform, to the Clarendon House,
where dinner was served BY landlord WARNING.
TON, with his usual taste aud liberality.
A Festival ot Smiths Hall, and Social Hop
at Clarendon Hall, both well patronized, closed
the celebration and filed up the hours of the
evening. ..'
The gross receipts Of the Festival were $500.
Gov. MoRroS, in his Indianapolis speech,
said
And here LIT me address wod to the
young men of Indiana You are jast start
ing in life, with the world all before yon,
where and how to choose. Beware how
you connect your fortunes with q dccayed
ond dishonored party, indeibly stained
With treascn, and upon Sho,e tombs' one
the historian win write iFelie to liberty,
! false to its country, aud false to the age
Ia which it lived. The Democratic party
has committed crime for sohsch history has
no pardcn, end tie memories Of men no
forget illness; ,ehoss eolO+s grow darker
from age 10 age, and for tohieh the eayera.,
lions ,of mankin8 become more bitter trsm
| generation 10 generation '9'''' '''..' la,
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CLEVELAND WHOLESALE MARKET,

....s'I Ia.il CLEvELAED, June 21, 1906
FLoUR-Iess aciivoi prices unchanged and 6rm. City
maie held at $lS,Oo@lt0o for Xxx red, and $l5I05G0 for
Xxx white Country brands Xxx red unge at Sl0606a So
and Xxx white $i3 509l50o. Xxx sprihg $40 75@ll,0O.
wHEAr-In good demand and hrm; Spring advanced &c
Sales cars No Milwaukee spring at s2,25; ears No
Shelby red winter at g3 cars No Shelby red winter at
24o car do do at - 50; car good No red winter at
Sso; ears do do at s7S0;2 do do at $40
cars iejccied red at $500.
C0RN-Q Quiet and steady. Sale car No. mixed from
store at CSC 'iu 'tf n'I' t1 m rf 1910
oATS-In moderate request and firm. Sales cats No
State at 0oc from store; Mol Western held at 4S@49c
BUTTER-very quiet and nomipally unchanged. We
quote at 2t@20c for thtice Western ReserTe,i
.CHEESE-Quiet and steady at 1O9i7 fer common TO
choice dairy and factory made.
EGGs-Scarce ard frmer Small sales at 24c
'POTAToEs--Dull sales $50 bush at o5c@st 90.
LAKE FISH-Ih good demand and finn No white
fsh s. 80 per half bhl No do $500 Pckerc No J. $1,000
S,25; Trout S725 He5rihg, large $3.50
BEANS--Primc white and arm at $2,2s per bu;
good 90. .-r
IIAY,aln fair demand at siI,coSlGOo for loose from
teaTus; sis,0092o,CO for pressed
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Grand River Congre gationaI Conference
Report Of Grand River Conference for 1865


Report Of Grand River Conference for 1865.
-4u- tH.lff CHURCHES.
There are l6 churches in this connection, one
less Than last year. the two churches at Geneva
having IN tied. The numerical loss is more
than balanced by the increase of strength and
usefulness.
Aggregate membership l.10S
Average membership 60
Austinburg has the largest number, l45
Pierpont has the least number 5ga %
All have sustained preaching at least part Of
The time-ten of the number, all the time.
Additions by profession 46
Additions by letter so
Average additions 6
Removal by death 20
Dismissal rr.. ... "A
Aggregate gain over loss I'd. 80
Over previous year aa t-s.r. ll5
Infants baptsed Is
Adults baptised II
Of ha ninnl hv faccinn opfr
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LOCATION.

This College isocated In the beautiful village Of Kings
vc long and widely known for its In sustaining
the best Academic Institution in the country is atte.ed
this regard make II at the desirable location for
those who wish to pursue both the Commercial
of instruction and thus while the student is storing
the mind with Scientific, Literary aud Classical Knowledge
he may at the time practical and theoretical
knowledge OF Book k-keeping and Business
Each department is under the general supervisor of the
Principal whose long experience teacher in the Detroit
Commercial College and practical accountant makes him
emneny qualified to make this Institution take rank with
FIRST class Commercial Schools. ,
The system of Penmanshp taught here Ia made speciality
and unrvaed for practcaland artistic excellence its pn
cpa and attractive features being legbity beauty and
awarded the First Premiums many worthy ompetitors
best specimens OF Business aud Ornamental Penmahp
Training in Commercial Arithmet and business cacua-
ton also speciality In this Institution. Every student
should be able make egble record of his daily business
work and give accurate solution Of all problems connected
Herewith. The improved methods of euci lation make
these branches Of college exercises interesting well
strucve indeed they really the grand starting points
Of the student to other departments Of the sterne duties Of
practical every Cay life. .4.....
ency in there particulars is acknowledged fact
which tracabe also many OF the failures OF business men,
Well founded in those passport to Herson
Is reared many modest rs well as gigantic fortunes
Young man. take courage, when for nominal sum you
for the worlds activities and
genty in enterprises hat lead straight 10 fortune and
honor early outfit ia essential to make your onward
and upward and eersin and nothing will
give you much ef reliance good Commercial Educa
uon and this we believe the ,...g-
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TELEG RAPH DEPARTMENT.

''i''h 7'H' - ff -1HN5ss - goi4 soa u, s7tsiT
In this departmsat !, impsrted instructions sosnd
and in s that b sspsaa aal % the votk
Of wril esdssed Teesraph ofee aissT s1 ss7d.iiA
a'ri'' } ,iTa'isss1 ssYnaisD ssssysr 7stars-F ifr
- ,s.'ssa-l,a
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Sure to Regulate the BovGls,'
Relief aud Health to Your Infants.


We have putup aud sold this article for 80 years
and OAK sAF IN coSFiDESoE AND TEurH Of H. wnat We
haVo never been able to say of any other medicins
EEvEB HAS 1T FAILED IN SINGLE INSTANCE TO EsFgCT
CURE, when timely used. Never did we kuow an in
stance of dissatisfaction by any who used it, On tb
contrary, all delighted with lis operations aud speak
in tei of cOmmendation of It's magea effects aad me-
cal virtues. VS. speak in this matter WHAT WE DO
Ksow," after 80 years experience AND PLEDGE OUR
REPUTATION FOR TnE FULFIDMRSr OF WHAT WE HTRE
DEcLARE In almost every instance where the infant is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relic viii be found
In fifteen tweuty minutes after the syrup is sdmiis
tered. .. t.l. q s. -I-ls ...' t+rs 4
Fun directions for using viii accompany each bottle.
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS 4 PER-
KlNs, New York, is on tie outside wrapper. -,
i Sold by all Druggists throughout the world. ,,
, t-yT PRICE, ONLY 50 CENTS PER BOTTLE. aE.1'
] aJh q o. lisg "a iseu Y3iiJ ID 6PS| ..
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DESIGN.

i.' ifi1 tttHffJIt q -.fs Hr' sl
H the designe this lpsttuten tbs. nothing shall enter
into its composition that IA not practical valuable add
sential for the business man TO know.
The minut@ and detail Of business will be inelligently
canyased giving to the student knowledge OF the laws
trade web the common operations Of finance aud
business vsH r'
"t df r7s14gE7i sai' ,aaga 2fN
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Notice.

To Fri S. Mitcham who resides In the State Iowa. ana
John A. Granger OF Canandagua, New York, and John
Mitcham, Reriah r. Mitcham, Zscharah Mitcham Obe-
diah @. Mitchan, Doctor L. Mtcham Adoniah W. Mitch
Ohio;
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tV All accounts due the old Hrm win Of course require
speedy settlement Those indebted therefore, will take
heed ego qt
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TERMS

Pbonography-Twenty Lessons. ...... 80 90
Three months one lesson per 10 %