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On or before the LIST day
Nav next,

under the &c, alties pre- ,cribcd By said laws
for the infractioA thereof
Those Interested are notified Of the fol-
lowing requirements of'the License Law
passed at the January Session. 1860, Of
the General Assembly of Maryland.
Traders Licenses -The amount TO be
paid BY traders fer license (the amount Of
stock at thu principle season Of Yale to be
given under OATH is as follows; 1t the
applicants stock in trade does not exceed
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01
Ouc
If the rental or annual value is not
With Clerks and Sherif7s fees, adde's

With Clerks and oherIf1's fees, added
licenses to Retailers ot SpirituOps Or
Ferp,sntrd liquors or Lager Beer.-The
amounts Of license 10 be paid BY retAi c rs
of spirituous OF termcu!cI liquors or lager
beer are as foEoss: If the value Of their
stock in trade be
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-04-01
OBITUARY.

Departed this life, March 25th, at the
residence of her parents, No. 30 F Street
South Washington, D. G.. KATIE,
the beloved daughter of Jno. Y. and
Columbia Posey.
Little Katie, while suffering with o
malignant attack of Pneumonia, which
followed in quick succession severe at
tack of Measles, was snatched by the icy
hand of death from this world Of sorrow.
turmoil trial and tribulation and her
soul, while her body is Wondering in
earth, waited to the homo o. our Heaven
ly Father, there to await the coming of
the loved ones she has left behind. AL
though little Katie was a mere bud of
womanhood, she had already began to ex-
hibit traits of character which told plain
" that, had she been permitted by the All
Omnipotent Being to arrive at woman
hood, she would have been the personih
cation of the model woman. She was q
child of keen sensbillties-quick to re-
sent and soon to forgive and was posses
sed of more than an ordinary share OF
knowledge. Her heart was deeply i'm
bued with spirit of kindners md beney-
olence that you seldom, if ever. see so
plainly depicted in the character of one 50
Young. Al, and all she was natures en-
bodiment of perfect amiability. Weep
not parents for thy lost one, for the good
book tells us,
"Sufer little children to come unto me
And forbid them not.
Therefore, bow in humble submission
to the will of our divine father, and con-
sole Yourselves with this one fact, t al
she has left this sea of troubles to enjoy
the eternal blessings and happiness oftho
heavenly kingdom, where she will never
know sorrow nor pain. God in his wis
dom takes from among us the young to
admenish US of the uncertainty of life and
to verify the truth, The young may die
but the old must" hence, the importance
of being prepared at all times to g. be-
fore the bar Of the heavenly tribunal,
where God alone sits in adjudication Of
our causes and metes out justice accord
inc to our merits Go We therefore and
sin no more, but pursue the narrow and
difficult path of rectitude which Gol his
marked out for US III order that we may
enjoy the blessings of the heavenly king
dom prepared Tor US, and be restored to
the dear ones that have gone before US
A. +.
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81. Nury's County, to srIt

On his Cisco, pc
FIRE the subscriber, Justice of the Peace
of the State of Mary land. in and for said
county, personally appeared --. and
declared that be intends to apply for a ira
der's license, under the 2ud section of the
act of Jan usry Session. sos, to the Clerk
Of the Circuit Court for Saint Mary com
ty. and made oath that the amount of the
stock of goods generally kept on baud BY
him Cor by the concern IN ,rhich he is m
gagged, in case it beN partnership } at the
principal season Of sac, Cor if the appli-
cant h IS not previously engaged in such
tra4e, that the amount of the stock If goods
wAich he expects 70 keep. &C., do.s not
Tor will not) exceed s.
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Notice to
Merchants,
Traders,
A n D 0 7 4 E Rs

a LLPERSONS AND BODIES COR
"A ,orate OF polite. Il $ Marys coan-
y. who are or shall De exercising Ut PuF-
suing any business. or shall b doing any
act or thing. or shall be in the occupa-
ton Of any house or place for the pur-
pose for which license is made Decessa-
ry BY the Laws OF Maryland, are hereby
warned TO OBTAIN 4 LICENSE. Or
RENEW THE SANE,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
A BARGAIN.

j
He asked me for tho choicest git -.
Twas in my power to give;
could not say my lover nay, j.,
Aud 80 bade him live. :
Within my heart.
loving hearth
Thy faith on faith was stayed:
On bended knee, he promised me
A price-he has not paid!
lie pledged lis honor, and his truth,
To love till death should part;
With love no bought the prize he sought,
And thus obtained my heart.
o, happy time!
0, happy cline,
Through which We idly strayed!
What joy was ours, As through the flowers
fragla ant path we madei
Eut soon We reached the outer edge
Of this our Eden land;
Where love had 1eisned, and haply feigned
To do the kings command.
o, loving heart!
O., trustful heart!
How was thy trust betrayed! Aas..
With love he bought the heart he sought,
But las the price been paidi
If should live a thousand years,
ne'er again should know
Tho same regret or could forget
Those days Of long ago.
When first this heart,
This foolish heart!
Its choicest wealth displayed;
With love twas sought. with love twas bought
-cut has the price been paidl
The careless tone-the unkind word
The changed and chilling mood,
Are these the things affection brings,
To provo it, promise goods
o foolish heart!
Be 10th to part
With love, though love entics;
So sharp trade with heal t. il mado,
That few will pay their price!
Hours at Home.
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THE SOCIETY OF WOMEN.

Que Of tho great benefits a young
man may derive from women's society
is that he is bound to be respectful to
them. The habit is of great good to
your moral men, depend upon it, Our
education makes Of us the most emf
nently selfish men in the world. We
fight for ourselves; We cut the best
slices out Of tho joint At the club din
uers for ourselves, aud light our pipes,
and say We Won't 60 out j.; We prefer our
selves our ease and the greatest good
that comes to 4 man from voman's
society is that he has to think Of some-
body besides himseli-somebody to
whom he il bound to be constantly
attentive and respectful. Certainly I
don't want my dear Rob to associate
with those of tho other sex whom he
doesn't aud can't respect that is worse
than billiards; worse. than tavern
brandy aud water worse than smok-
ing sel6shness At home. But I vow I
would rather zee you turning over the
leaves of Miss Fiddlecombe's music
book al night than at billiards. OK smok'
ing, or brandy aud water, or all three
|-mackeruy.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-09-02
ssBIGGER AND BETTER"

A certain Dutchman, owned small
house, and effected an insurance on it
for eight thousand dollars, although it
hsd been built for much less. The
house burnt down, and the Dutchman
then claimed the full amount for which
he had been insured; but the officers
Of the company refused to pay him
more than its actual value-about six
thousand dollars. He expressed his
dissatisfaction in powerful broken En-
glish, interlldiug his remarks with
some choice Tcutonic uaths.
"1f you wish it," said the ac:uary Of
the insurance company, eve will build
you house larger and better than the
one burnt down, as We are positive that
it can be done for even less than six
thousand dollars.
To this proposition the Dutchman
objected and at last was compelled to
take the six thousand dollars. Some
weeks after he had received the money,
he. was called upon by the same agent,
who: wanted him to take out 4 policy
Of . life insurance on himself OF on his
wife vie. .'
"If you insure your 1ifo's life for
four thousand dollars" the agent said,
"snd she should die, you would have
that sum to solace your heart"
"You' surance fellows Is all tiefsw
said tho Dutch nan. "IfI I insure my
wife, aud my wife dies, and if I goes to
the Office to get my four thousand dol
lars. 10 gets all de money? No, not
quite You will say to me, She wasn't
vert four thousand dollars; she was
vert bout one thousand dollars. If
you don't like the one thousand dollars,
we will give you bigger and better
| wife =!
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the other, "there is peace At last; it
was useless to talk Of peace while there
was war 10 50 many hearts; but this is
! the true peace, and We will never, new
! er, quarrel any more-will We, darling
Olive ?" $1,000
"Olivo never quarre1led with any
body" said my father; ''indeed, she
made all who lived with her ashamed
Of quarrelling:"
solve never did = wrong thing"
exclaimed Lily, who, between laughing
and crying, scarcely knew what she
said.
"Oh, Lilly, Lily, you forget that /,
too, kept secret from papa ~
(Which l made you do:''
II was the older, lilly, and should
not have been led by you"
"Just as if you could help it-you
were too good to say no to me-"
ii. ''That was not goodness, Lily; it was
Weakness"
81 will not hear you abuse yourself.
Elliot, take my side"
~ cannot, Lily" said Elliot, With a
smile.
Ny father, who stood by, caressing
his grandson, added, solve is right;
We have all done wrong, and We will
not stop to inquire who has done the
most wrong, but forgive and forget, OF
remember the past only to make the
future redeem it."
"Oh, if the whole country would do
so p cried Lily.
But the boy was growing impatient.
care you my Aunt Olive ?" he asked.
"Yes, darling"
'Then come and see my sister Olive;
she's beautiful sister, with black curls,
just like papa's. Come"
"Olive, you look pale; 1 am afraid
the walk will be long for you-it is
about mile.'
"Then you had better drive," said
my father, 'and take Lily and the boy
with you. I will walk with you"-to
Elliot Forester.
Aad SO We went to lovely cottage
among the hills, in whose furnishing
the most simple materials we're arrang-
ed into forms Of elegance, more charm
ing to the eye than would have been
the most gorgeous display Of wealth
without taste. Chintz- covered furni-
ture, muslin curtains, and fresh flowers,
made every room beautiful.
ave have worked hard for it," said
Lily, looking with pardonable pride
around her. "Elliot made couehes and
div'ns and ottomans from old boxes,
>>sj oat barrels into lounging-chaire;
orC: a lew cushions, for which our
:poultry-yard supplied the feathers, and
the pretty chintzes, have done the
rest"
The pretty cottage Of the agent has
become the charming mansion of the
owner Of the mill. To all Elliot For
restcr's remonstrances against this, nv
father answered, call l have will be
yours and Olives when l die; let me
have the pleasure Of seeing you enjoy
it while I live" To me, he added,
"He has himself to thank for it; i
would never have given dollar to him,
if he had not shown his good blood by
his good work.
1t may not b. uninteresting TO the
reader to know that I now write my
name "Olive Melville" Mr.. Melville
and 1 spend our winters in New York,
with my father but We have a sum.
mer home near Lily and Elliot, and
having 10 children Of our own, We are
permitted to have their little Olive of.
ten with US, though Lily says I am
spelling her, as Gid her mother.
THE END.)
.BIGGER AND BETTER.''
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elation, we might for a moment have
doubted who he was, s. had the youth
full proportions Of Elliot Forester ex-
pandcd in this tall, broad-chested, =,
powcrful-look;ng man.
The reader will suppose, perhaps,
that rushed into Lily's arms but not
Sony whole being was absorbed in
watching my father and Elliot Forester,
for I we'll knew that on their meeting
now depended the future for us all.
saw Elliot tForrester's face flush, as
he recognised Us. Lily's eyes were
on her child, aud she never saw US till
her father and her husband stood with
clasped hands. Who moved first, none
Of US ever knew. 1t:seemed, simultan-
eously that the hands were outstretch-
cd, and that one: exclaimed, "Let rs
forget al that Is painful in the past
aud the other, 4"Forggive , me-, Mr.. Ray.
mond ; l have long felt that I :wrouged
you 10 taking my promised, wife from!
you by stealth. l should not have dis
trusted you ; it was 4 coWardly act, l
fear" ;.
".And | was not generous, Elliot
but we will forgive e.ch> other. We
have all been . little mad, perhaps
but We are sane now ,
r'And .'k',n now, sobbed Lily, as she
clasped ono arm around my fathers
| neck, and drew me close to her viii
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DIRECTORS,

OFFICERS.
CLARENCE H. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Com
mittee.
HENRY D. COOKE. Washington, Vice ePresident.
EMERSON W. PEETE, Phila. sec'y and Aetuary.
:. 8. TURNER, Warrington, Assistant Secretary.
1RANClS G: SMITH, n. D., Medical Director:
J. EWING MEARS, n. D., Assist. Med. Director.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
Solicitors and Attorneys
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Branch Office, Philadelphia.
Where the business Of the Company is
transacted, and to which all general
correspondence should be addressed.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-29

we excuse the Doctor for any unkind.
ness there may have been in bis remarks IN
saiurd,n : Avalanche with reference TO that
certain pie. We've LeenihIouth the same
mil years ago land know how lender lis 10
be IN love" How many time and oft III
those dreamy days has the "ireeneyed
MONSTER invaded tile privacy of our cham
Der and whispr mot unwelrome thoughts
in our wIllinI. yet unwilling car. How III
the dead hour of night have We turned this
restless head on seep IS pillow, heard The
hoarse notes at tie viol and E.ncied the arm
OF "A rival about the waist OF an adored one III
the waltz Tie simplest 10y in the hand Of
that rival At such "A lime was an OiJert oil envy
for who knows, we argued, but us her gIil,
a rose bud in his bosom, though t"erc
MIN. krd FRI IN lis mothers garden we we're
sure had been pinned there ley her hand, an
aplle that lie bought in the market we were
free swear was nf her father s.owil, ana
oh how We praved that the bud might wiher
~ H. Pic ,lild wv dll'iF h'i-'' '"''' "
on his lips, an a f,dd spring M, o. other
raus,. send him u Foreign lands. Wcielt rs
one wltu wa srak,. hil " then, AMI every
Thing on earth lunkrd g,een except the bright
,,birtl of nur devotion The suijeci oi our
nv, w;iS doubtless as inuorcnt a. We ar ~
,e mater Of tie PIE. nut our i'm 'sIia'i"il
wa di.nr.lrrrd ana we rinricd wrong IA
every good imteni'' Well. we'll ihcsr things
arr. nas~ed and should others follow in our
steps and manifest the sam" sym IONS rs
th,s,. thai arrlnpIni ii the disc 81 thai hlill''l
e,i ~, We should throw around then the
mamie Of charity and remember lhit there
may come a ,av in ihr life OF any man When
lac rs liable to g.t Snake bit. +"
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District Count. June term. Lewis,
Judge; Hlllock, Clerk; stevens, Sheriff;
Highec, Deputy iiisIrict Ate. ney; proceed
ings up to Two =. n. Monday:
People vs. All Choy AID All SIM, trial CON
iinued, testimony on the part uf the deiencc
clp.rd, testimony in rrbu tie q sed, ar-u-
ment IOipuned iIll To morrow morning NJ
eight o'clock. l'e,,ple VS. Woodward ;d'd
Brown, set ior iril on Monday 2S,h insi-
Miucar vs. G0olman = Bro, continued I'LL
next term. VIM. F. Sommerrdrnp as exer
uior or Jacub westnieller vs. john CAtaloN,
default of defendant entered. Butcher "
I.rnoir VS. Phillip Clark ct Al, default OF de.
PENDANTS cntered. Jo-iili Nichols IS \. in
scnbaiy 81 Al, a,tlsl: Ol attendants, served,
entered. ~ II. Pgesoy Vi Vim. Jump ct al,
plAnliif s moiun for Judgment un disclaimer
argued. submit ted and taken under advise-
mcIh. 2gth--r,oplo vs. All Chuy and All
| sam argument 40 jury upciicd 10y l. bur
ngst,r t.~q tbilUN cd bS ,iei,iid ans 60 llaei,
J. g. itu-DUr0uga and +. r. En~i5i, k>q :.
| trguk . iiahl, 50, closed the a Euins'ht
Jury char g,~i and s-.urued on s'lInn day WILL
u vurd,,t hudiug Ala Chiy gulity 81 mnrdei
Ia tne hrsi a.,sr-e ami Al 'osii not Z my
IuurL aigWiUt, "a next WEDNESDAY % tht 81.
on which Judgment aud scnlcAce would Ia
PRONOUNCED against .th Cnoy. 2oth-Fh'
lar,.imun was CHIEFLY ken ul ia trying L
get :. Jaly H. tbs r.isa' O People vs. W'"d""r'
aud ar.vu Finally Il vrInrl Was issusd ia
hny tria jurufr, icturhabie ~ ten "'rlocE
lhis morning A lew Irand Jury was el,'
q drr,al l., ins esligate tl,c mater nf tue sio
len specimens. mentioned clsew here. ana
vcnir., issued for seventeen Grand Jurors.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-29

The Orrgonian OF the 22i says, p" the
Steamer She's one has descended safely from
ODDS Ferry through the biz ca on OF Shake
siver.' Whether This means all the way To
the G. lnmbil or sini ~ through some dill
cult DO. ZION of tho Ihcr We nave hot yel
learned.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-29

The outdoor ball, Faces and dinner at
WagontoWn on The 5Ih should mol be lost
sight Of Heaps Of fun N anticipation on
the occasion. The Go,d Tclnplar ball on the
evening Of the 9Th will he a pleasant affair.
kxlensise pr.nrlIions are being made.
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a.. ~. cray ON. Esq having cal
lscted d valuable mineral cabinet during the
three or four years Of his mining experience
in Owyhee, and uoi y't having put them in
a case. had the spe' linens, several hundred
pounds IN weight, in II box IN the cellar I'M
der hi. residence an Washington STREET.
During his absence in Boise City, between
the l2;h and 10Th Of this month, the cellar
was entered and the specimens stolen. No
truce could be found OF the missing properly
until Friday evening lat when Mr. FLYNN,
passing the mouth OF the P0tosi tunnel,
above Mr.. Richards oiElcr, asceTtained that
some one was pounding quartz in the tunnel,
! and so informed Mr. Grlyson. Mose Lyon
and ]. c. Van Sly Ike we're informed OF the
| C,ct and set about asccrtaining who it was
| and whether or no it WAS the missing rock
that was being pounded. They entered the
tunnel in company with Mr.. Grayson about
eleven a'clocS II night and found there Q
mortar. pes;le. pan Of pulp and sark OF rock
One or tso OF he pieces Mr.. q. recognize'
rs 4 pariiun uf his collection They tho
retired To watch for the operator lo CONT
that they might ascertain who he was
About seven O'Clock next morning colortr
man named James Freeman entered thu
tunnel, and rs Van Slyke and Lyon, wh'
| we're ON watch, gerc approaching, he cifn'
cut and weut To b cabin near by. Thel
went IN and found that lie had removed ans
buried the rick and made other changes u
Size aspect ~ affairs He was then arcS,e'
together With enlored boy by the name
Mills Moore. who had been living in TN
: csl-la vlih him, and taken before juStic
j ynani Cor examination. Freeman Was h, l
, o., r ia the sum Of 81 900 10 answer any III
; dictment the Grand Jury may find. Their
being no proof IN implicate Moore. he WI
discharged Freeman, in default OF tn
! necessary sccurily, 10 10 gcd 10 Jail
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-29

Notice change in Marin l.ehrccht's nd.
The PostgGlce being removed, hc has chansl
the name Of his place To tint OF the lily
Book store, where lac siil eonlinnes t" keep
and sell II lowest Rates everything in his
line. III, extensive Circulating Library is
an olleel d ellrarllon.
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A funny sort Of arrest was made on
Sunday evening man named Peterson
COT ON the Nv PATH by rc-ls III OF an over,
dose of tlrlnLala Julc, and had Ia he "k'd
up un Li, way /" jail h. i""k a n'tl III 20
.-nuck :" Squire McIl.nhl. the Shelhl ana
hall IL sinz..n others had all they 90 ii do to
fore him up ,lie hill A. the time, White
living on hlS back, he c.Ime near capturing
al hands by the free ice OF his leSsi he
kicked worse than Il wild colt.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-29

The election in Elko County, Nevada, on
the - Il, resulted in the lection of the en-
tire kein.bii,sln liGNei, with tiic eXeep ION "i
SlIerili ami one LOunIy CUlnlnlssi1ilri.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-29

hsiIIw has 'me at last. Read the ad-
veriisement Of prnf Hermann and feel fra
dollar and a bali currency wherewith to gain
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-29

A. J Sinclair John Iennox and Tom
Corwn we're on their way TO Cops, eilcamped
on u ,rihutlry Of BoNld.r Light before lost,
I.cnnox bccame suddenly so III as To be utl-
able 10 p:ocetd Sinclair returned yesterday
tor Il buggy and will have him brought 10
tlWn tL-ilN.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-29

The ;'o-t1i!ite was removed yesterday
from Marin lehreclit's place To the build
ing alj ming J,hn c,-sliy 5 s,loon, jos
Bury, having received his COMMISSION rs
r., tinasi'.-, and received the oilire A. ".
Bradley g,es to Boise CITY, whore he takes
a position In the First National Bank
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atlarrle1.

In Mason City, West Virginia, June 10Th,
1863, by IIev II. II. tenis. al the Residence
81 tn: urides parents. q .ude L. G"Odrich, o.
ID no TO irene, eldest daughter oi Ja..ics 4.
Waideli, ESD
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-29

I.a-t night and the night briurc Mr.
Devers lertun in his plac, on the subject
OF ma, &c aud the CANS. Of cUlur lie epin,s
highly recommended a superior teacher oi
tho syience 0i lnusin.
Owyhee semi-weekly tidal wave. [volume] (Silver City, Owyhee County, Idaho Territory) 1868-1869, 1869-06-29

james II. Gardner auired from
White Pine yesterday afternoon.
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FOURTH OF JULY AT
WAG0NTOWN +!

rEyDaT. walls says the FIFTH
G will not % by without notice; for
winch he proposes To put an thr,'e purses TO
he run iar ard Nnn by the fastest horses in
the connry Each pure sill eOatain $50,
and will be run for aS follows:
tine purse IL S50--fcn Dollars entrance,
Eve entries Tor ssl'i.ilr hprses.
,lne nurse Oi $50 For - rand class horses.
Eve cntti = and twenty Dollars entrance.
one purse II sio--Fnr first class hnrscs
four entries at Twen y-hve Dollars rntr iaoe.
All entrance money % ~ with the purses,
and all horses 10 he ta!ip.i n q. the start
SLOW racing will be iati~las'Sl
Then wifi also be swssirg N. ghrr
amlsements for LADIES'. IN Do ~ sc
gr,ve with \ ilbor 60x69, wAer tner'' "lll ne
a dtncn in the afternoon, ais) bal At line
housa in the evening -,
There viii he dinner that no person viii
starvc 10 death on, z4t-s
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LOCAL.

see rev I'd Of J. NJ. Bloesom.
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SHADE SALOON.

Fitted up aud kept equal to he first class
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