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Gperareens, &cien, 1000. slO0. = Dablien, g brpertlilien,
Gepddsbaus- uab BeetpFanaea. - Catalogue 10 Gsnts.
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10
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Nam Dem enolilhen.)

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Statt auf Mno'rcr Sdritt uno Sritte,
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Ber BON Mnoern M9tun8 beiidet,
Grit bas Spdbeg laifen muB.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10
Biutge Uar,nen Ri perfaufen+

gu S%erfaufer, binis, unter febr aunebmbaren Bebtnsunsen:
1000 Mder Qanb an Der NatipnalffraBe, III Neilen Usflih
pom 9%plumbus, In Der Ndbe elmer ihneQ nadlenoen beuil4en
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Der Bpbem III gut. unb ALE Deutfdtn, bic id bi0,se 3eim-
ifdtten fhern molten, f5nnen itr 0elb ntdt better anleeen,
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10
QauD 3u p%erfQufen.

"A Mfer eut ~eaItipietes 0anb, uneefdbr 3 Meiten fuofreRk,
LID Don Columbus, IN Granflin EprpnIbip selesen, inb biaN
su s~erfaufeu. a8essn Ndbsrem wenbe man I'D an
u. Yopell II. Co.,
an Der 5arrisbursb &oab, neben anssssbenent 2ane.
N6ra /. Init 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10

Buffalo, g.. Mdr3. Sic 17idbriee Sodter tes
5errn Saniel Belinger per6rannte 9eltern 4bent
in JoIae Der Grplolion elmer nit unreinem Yetrole
UNI ~eefuQten 2ampe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10
Bedtel'8 9pteL

Sc Wihisan Street, glepelano, Ohio.
s~ReiIenbe Rnben bas bette 0peis, edts bsuti9s 8pft unD D'
aufmerfiamte Yfsse bel duberit biaisen Yretlen.
Sft. T.. III
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10

&eb. 8Ders, Der &aplan bes biefisen @taats=
mare lit an Ieiner Stele ernannt poroeu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10

MtImaufee, g.. Widrs. Matbilbe Sabr, ems
Der Opfer Der furjI'den 9sroiene @rploiion i'm va
tional potel ON Sonntos. itarb seitern. Sbre Sci
oenssefabriin Caroline Guitor liest obne Soffnune
barnle0er.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10

Sin 1leue5 9eilmittel
CHERRY Neetpral Srpcbes"
eeaen grfdltuna, Suien. reuben gals nnb 2uftr6b'
rem, gntaiinoun9. N,At3 10 gut, nidts 10 on.
9enebn1, nidt 10 idneQbeileao!
sfuihtou & Co., go. 10 Nfor 9aus, Netp yort.
Nebmt feline Der miierabel : i@medenben, betdubenpen
,~braunen Rubeben Dinser" mebr.
Hpp Ii. 3mt 10
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10

BerFdert Giaentbnn sesen gerluft unb Staben burb
Neuer su 70 biaisen &atsa, ais irseno cine anoere reeQe &c.
ieal6aft.
9irectoren bcr @eleuidaft:
AbclSb Rettbers, grdi.,- Or. Yb. @ooer,
G.. q. Wurmann, Atce> Nrdf. gbritppb gBeber,
Saepb Wuuer, &. NicDla, 6enrp Bedndnn
Carl SGmtbt, QpuiS Rruger, Saepb ShrDber,
Seeret6r.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10

Cine 9roBe Mnaabl Sdmeoen lieoeIn i1 se-
9entuartig IN Wiiiiippi an.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-03-10

aat IL. '65.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
TIL METHODIST,
III Nassau ST., New York.

KANSAS.-For information to those de-
assigning to emigrate send for EdRS0S Land
Register. DC. a year. Sample copies free
Agency of Kansas Pacific r. X. land, South
ern Branch II. r. lands, agricultural college
lands; also improved farms. Pay taxes, fur
nish abstracts, make collections. Notary
fubLc. money loaned on SoOu security,
Address ELLIOTT, TAYLOR & Co Manhat-
tan, rs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
The Professor in a Fix.

Some students in one of our collie
ges being frequently annoyed by the
nocturnal and inquestorial visits of a
professor, who suspected them of play
ing cards, one evening prepared a
kettle Of mush, otherwise called hasty
pudding; and by the time it was boil
ed had seated themselves around the
table in the attitude of card playing,
waiting patiently for the well-known
step of the professor. 1t was no soon
er heard than a large outside pocket of
one of them was forthwith filed with
hasty pudding, and all were seated as
before. As soon as the professor had
opened the door, the student who was
loaded with the mush, made a sudden
sweap over the table with his hand,
as if to gather up the cards; and with
another motion apparently put them
into the pocket containing the mush.
These movements could not help be-
ing noticed, as they were intended to
be, by the professor, who considering
them as pretty strongevidence ofguilt,
broke out with the following:
well, young gentlemen, I've
caught you at it at last, have II"
why, yes, sir, we are all here"
$50 Isee you are, and you have
been playing cards, too
mo sir it is not So"
at isn't ha! What have you got
in your pocket, young MANI"
Hot hasty pudding, sir.n
"Hot hasty pudding, ha! hasty
pudding, have you? I'll hasty pud-
ding you, said the professor, at the
same time thrusting his hand half
way to the elbow into the hot hasty
pudding
The dolorous look, the shaking of
fingers, the groaning and capers Of the
professor, belonging to the sphere of
Imagination, has not any description.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
What to Stnmn.

All notes and evidencesof debt, five
cents on each 500; if under 500, five
cents; if over 500, five cents on each
additional 500 or part thereof. All
receipts for any amount without limit
over $50, two cents /; if $50 or under,
nothing. All deeds and deeds of trust,
fifty cents on each S5O0in value OF the
property conveyed or the amount Sc
cured; when q deed of trust is fully
stamped, the note secured must not be;
but they should be endorsed to show
the reason why. Mortgage bonds need
not be stamped if stamps are affixed
to the mortgage. All appraisement,
estates er estrays, five cents on each
sheet or piece Of paper. Affidavits of
every description are exempt from
stamp duties. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
deeds, etc., r also exempt. Con-
tracts and agreements, five cents ex-
cept for rents; when for rent, fifty
cents for each 500 of rent or less, if
owe $500; fifty cents for 5000 or over
$500. Any person interested can afhx
and cancel stamps.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
Advice to Girls.
BY JOSH BILLINGS.

My dear girls, keep cool. 4 blessed
future awaits yu, emmy how. Take
Lessons on the pianna at onts; plan
mas are gettin skase. Bi awl means
larn to pla the nu song that has just
cum out. "When John Brown is
over we have Father Abraham cum
ming with this kruel war several
strong" This stanZa tuck the first
premium at the staff fair. Don't be
afraid to get married; yure ma want
afraid. Be vartoous and putty. Eat
slate pencils they will make yu spri
at figures. Eat Kalone water, that
will give you a good smell. Let yure
pettykoats drag on the Sidewalks, ana
if emmy man steps OF them and tares
oph the rim, slap his chops at onst. If
YOU have got smallfee keep them hid
small feet has gone out NV fashion.
Study travels; Tom MOors and By
ronos and Gullivers, is all fust rate
If you can spare the time be luvly and
sweet. Remember enc thing; thar
amt nothing in this life worth living
fur but a rich husband. If yu don't
b'leve me, ask yure ma. If yu hav
got red HAIR WI had better exchange it
for black; black tina tell is going TO be
worn mucbly next year. Don't hav
envy thing tew du with boys unless tina
mean business. If you don't no how
tew skate, yu mite as well jine some
travelling nunery at onst, for yure
DlaVed out.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
Volume One Now Ready.


"As sosn as Mr.. Curtis's work is published
ed, the present generation will have a much
fuller and more completely rounded concep-
ton of this extraordinary man than was
by his immediate contemporaries.
MR.. WEBSTER will again come into view
as perhaps the foremost man of this century
on the American Continent. 1t was he that
supplied the ideas which triumphed in the
late war for the Union. The Union now
and forever, one and inseparable,' was a
sentiment which he had so Infused into all
ingenious hearts that they were ready TO
pour every drop of their blood in Its sup
port. He is the man without whom success
could not have been achieved. Y. World.
at is probably the last Life of DANIEL
WEBSTER that will ever be written, n IL
raphy, II has the rare quality OF usefulness,
being suited TO thetaste OF the general read
er as well as answering the requirements of
the scholar and politician.
The extracts from his speeches and cores
pondence are copious. but the selection Of
them is s happy that they cannot be dull to
any man who cares enough for the book or
its subject to buy it."-N. y. Tribune.
"Mr. George Ticknor Curtis's life Of DAN
IEL WEBSTER will meet a warm welcome
from the American public.
THE AUTHOR DOES nut WRITE AS A POLL
Triton, and, were the book issued without
the name ofany editor, IL would be difficult,
II not impossible, to ascertain from any
NAAlkA III Al IA art us OHA O-ANAN<AA dAA
ances. We close the first volume with great
satisfaction, feeling that the life of the Illus
trious New-Englander has been as he him.
self would ave approved of it."-JOWrnaI Of
CbmmsreG.
Extract from the"Boston Courier, NOV. 18th.
"Mr. Curtis has produced not only a biog-
raphy Of marvellous interest, but one OF ex-
traordinary merit in a literary point Of
view.
at may be considered great praise, but we
think that Mr.. CURTIS has written the life
Of DANIEL WEBSTER as 1t ought to be writ
ten.'"
"Since Charlemagne," said THEODORE
PARKER, ~ think there has not been such a
grand figure in all Christendom. A large
man, decorousin dress, dignihed in deport-
ment, he walked as If he felt himselfa king"
This work, Of which the first poiume is now
published Cthe second will be ready Febru-
AIRY lst), is sold by subscriptions only, and the
price Is $500 per Volume. Subscriptions may
be given our authorized Agents, or sent d.
rect TO US.
AGENTS WANTED
IN ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
Address d. APPLETON & CO.. Publishers,
80, 80 & % Grand St., New York.
Jan. %, ls7o-St s & CO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09

Small Fruits. Grape-vines, Roses, Flowering
Shrubs and Vines, Hardy Herbaceous Plants.
Spring Bulbs, &c, &c. My stock embraces a
great variety and the plants are generally
larger, cheaper N more likely to grow and
do well than Eastern trees. 1 offer a large
and fine lot of Grape Vines, unusually
cheap to clear the ground.
Mr.. W. F. Porter, Bookseller, of Warren,
will take orders and give any desired infor-
nation or suggestions. All orders given to
whom will be filled and delivered at War
rem, at the same prices and quite as good as
can be obtained at the nurseries.
Jan. Il, IS7O-3m, J. MANNING.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
What the Boston City Missionary Recommends
o A
COUGH COUGH COUGH
SHUN WORTHLESS NOSTRUMSI
USE THAT WHICH is GOOD.
TRY FIRST
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM.
As an ExpectOrant it has no Equal.
As an ExpectOrant it has no Equal.

DOR the benefit of those who are afflicted
il with consumptive tendencies, we make
the following extract from a letter from Rev.
Charles a. Roundy, the City Missionary, Of
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
Josh Billings in the EditOc's Chair
His Answer to CORRESPONDENTS.

FRED-Yew aintobliged to ask the
| girl 5 mother if yew may go home
with her from a party; git the girls
endorsement, and go in; it is proper
enough to ask her to take your arm,
but you have no right to put your
! arm around her waist unless you meet
a bear on the road, and then you are
supposed to relinquish your hold as
soon as the bear gets safely by.
WHIP-YOu are right-mules live
to a lonely age; 1 have known them
myself to live one hundred years and
not half try. You are also rightabout
their being sure-footed Ihave known
them to kick a boy twice in a second,
ten feet off.
NELLIE-YOur inquiry stumps me.
The more I think about it the more 1
can't tell. AS near as L can reeollect
now / think / don't know. Much
might be said both ways-neIther
may be right. Upon the whole 1 think
that I would or wouldn't just as l
think best or otherwise.
PLUTARCH-You're mist aiken the
Shakers don't marry. If young Sha-
kers fall in love they are set to weedin
onions, which kures them forthwith
1y. L can't tell you how much it
takes to join the Shakers, but L believe
the expense used to be, including
having your hair cut and learning TO
dance, about siXty-fve dollars.
SPoRTsMAN-YOur inquiry is not
exactly in my line, but / hasten to re-
ply as follows, tO-wit: The right
length to cut off a dOrgs tail has never
been fully discovered, but it is I'M
somewhere back Ofthe ears,
provided you get the dOrgs consent
n. Bit isn't necessary to have the
dorgs consent in writing.
KITTY-To my own personal views
in the premises, it appears that the
best article of rat and mice eXtermi-
.ator is q well regulated Tomas cat;
beware of base limitations; sold by all
respectable druggists.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
GRAY's UNION CHARTS

CIMPLE & DURABLE GUIDE
Dior Cutting Mems and Boys Clothing and
Ladies' Dresses. Will last a lifetime, sub
ject to all changes of Fashion. Warran-
ted to cut all sizes perfectly accurate, any
a paper that viii neither break nor tear, full
directions are printed on each chart. Single
Char II or full sets sent by mail, post paid,
on receipt OF the following retail prices
Charts. SI.OO each. Pants and Mems sack
Coat Charts. SLy50 each, or FullSett 6 Chartsl
$500. Agents Wanted.
Address UNION CHARTCO., Orangevne.
Ohio. IAug. Is, lS69-6m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09

nor the benefit of those who are afflicted
IL with consumptlve tendencies, we make
Charles A. Roundy, the City Missionary, Of
Boston:
Boston, Mass, February Is, 1865.
MESsRs. p. DAVIS q SoN-Genn: The
package of ALIENS Lung Balsam" you sent
10 me 10 use among the afflicted poor In my
city missionary work. has proved very ac-
ceptable and useful. 1t has gone into ever
al families, and with remarkable effect in
every instance.
One woman has been restored from what
her physician pronounced consumption, af-
ter several months sickness with cough.
great pain in the lungs and prostration, so
assist in the support of her family, and with
care n continued use Of the BGlSam she
expects entire restoration.
Another person, a young woman TO whom
so that her cough, which is OF o stand
ing, is getting better, and she has purchased
a second bottle, and has every indication Of
a speedy cure.
quite weak and sick, has, by the use Of two
bottles, been much improved, and is able to
do a little at his work.
Ayoung man to whom recommended a
trial of il, who has had a bad cough and
much pain in his lungs for months past, and
unable 10 get good rest and sleep. has COM
meneed takingit, and now using the fourth
bottle with great benefit. He said to me on
a recent visit, he would not do without it,
He is hoping, land reasonably 1t seems to
mel to be able to resume his work again
Very respectfully n gracefully yours,
CHAS. A. ROUNDY,
City Missionary.
J. y. HARRIS & CO., Sole Proprietors,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
"a Sold by all Druggists. so
For Sale by Hapgood & Stratton, E. A.
Smith, E. H. Allison & Co., Hoyt & Spear,
Warren, o. p.
IAN. 2j. lS7O-6m.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
HAIR JEWELRY,
ZEPHYR WORK, &C,

MISS E. c. & S. E. GORDON
ll Manufacturers flair ewelry, Switch
Is. Curls and Chignons, Hair and Zephyr
FLOWERS. Stamping done for Embroidering
and Braiding, and all kinds of plain sewing
and stitching. also Gray's Union Charts Tor
cutting dresses, kept for sale at our rooms.
Ali orders filed promptly.
a- Highest prices paid for Hair.
Rooms in Kings Block, second floor Main
Street. Warren.7o. May =, lscs-tL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09

"Since Charlemagne," said THEODORE
PARKER, II think there has not been such a
grand figure in all Christendom. A large
man, decorousin dress, dignihed in deport-
ment, he walked as If he felt himself king"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
MIR. G. I. CURTIS'S
LEE 0E DANIEL WEBSTER.

This GREAT NATIONAL WORK, writ
ten in fulillment OF Mr.. Webster's tesla
mentary injunctions, will be published in
two volumes, Svo, 600 pages each illustrated
with elegantSteel Portraits of Mr.. Webster,
and fine WoOdcuts Of different views at
Franklin anda at Marshfield.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
RAMSDELL NORWAY OATS.

For those who wish to experiment in a
small way with these giant cereals, we have
concluded to offer Dollar SgnipLe Packages,
thus giving everybody a chance to profit by
their introduction. Any a W man or
boy who has n farm, garden or village lot,
can make $50 by sending 81 at once, Tor a
package, o to grow 10 bushels. Sent,
postpaid, with printed history full of inter-
est TO every farmer. Look out for m
felt seed. Order only from the originators,
ID. w. RAMSDELL &CO., SPearl st. y. ",
or III lake St, CHICAGO. Circular free.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-02-09
THE NEW YORK METHODIST

Publishes Sermons, a Seriel Story for the
Family, a new Children's Story every week,
Chats with the Little Folks, Editorials by
the best Methodist writers and others, For
elgn and Domestic Correspondence, full De-
partments of Religious and Secular Intelli-
gence-in snort, whatever goes to make a
complete Family Paper. Price. $3.50 a year.
Liberal premiums 10 canvassers. Yearly
subscriptions commence at any time. For
specimen, enclose a two cent stamp to.
THE METHODIST,
III Nassau ST., New York.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-05
PROPOSALS
Fer Furnishing Rough stone for the
Breakwnter at the ~ Wouth of Saco
River, Mninc,

wv ILL be received at this office until ten O'Clock
w A. NJ, on Tuesday, the 9th of August next
The quantity of Stone required under recent ap-
preparations will be six thousand tons, less
of which 600 ions (more or lessl will be of large
size, and 1000 tons (more ess) OF small size not
exceeding one cubic ioot such as can be handled by
hand. The stone must be OF suitable size and
strength, may be satisfactory to the SuperinteDd
ing Engineer and be deposited such places and in
such manner as he may direct. The delivery OF the
Stone must commence as soon practicable after
before the thirty first day October next and not
less than 5000 tons must be delivered each month.
In making proposals, persons will state the price
per ton tof 240 pounds) OF stone deLicered and de-
posted in position The weight to be asce rained at
the expense of the contractor and to the satisfaction
OF the Superintendng Engineer.
Seperate bids will be received for the large and
smdt stones it preferred
Payments will be made monthly; 30 per cent. v i'll
pc fese Ved therefrom until the whole work satis-
factorily completed and he forfeited in the event of
the hoh-luiniment OF the contract in the time and
manner required. ~
The undersigned reserves the RIGHT to reiact oil
bids which, in his opinion are not favorable to he
government; also the bid OF auy peI son VIC th'e
is TO believe will not faithfully and -
perform the contract,
Persons desiring 10 make proposals are reoues,ed
to cal on the undersigned, at lns Office in Morton
Block, on Congr, IS street, for forms OF same and
for more definite information. il desired and on
transmitting their bids (which required to he in
duplicated they will please endorse thereon prone
sails for furnishing Stone for Sac0 River Breakwater
GEO. THoM. Bvr. Brig Gen' u. s. A.
q. S. ENGINEER CFFlCE,
Portland, Me-, July 20, 1870.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-05
A Neat Cottage for sale

A Neat Cottage for Sale.
fgNHE neat and pretty cottage House belonging to
the late David Buxton. situated at No s Monu-
ment st, Munjoy. is offered lor sale on reasonable
rms, 1t has six rooms, nice ce lar, excellent wa
ter. and is in cd repair internally. Apply the
premises, or to the Undersigned at No. 496 Congress
street. r
jysdtf JOHN j. W. REEVES.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-05

EVERYWHERE, to sell the France Prussan
u War Map. Now is vour time to make money,
Apply at once to II. A. MCKINNEY, s. Co, No.
Elm Street, Portland Me. fjy30eod&wIt
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-05
Brick House for Sale.

- A two and one-half story brick dwelling
hE;,:I house in the western part OF the city. on the
line OF the street cars, thoroughly finished,
heated with furnace. and supplied with an abun-
dance Of hard and soft water. The lot contains
nearly 1000 feet. Ii the purchaser desires it large
part OF the price may remain term of Years on
mortgage. Apply to w. H. JERRIS, 70.
ap19dtt Cahoon Block, next East OF Ci.y Hail.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-05

ru, o'iuo q gnu oeA 'PS VIZ OA~
arm. Ihey are paid a bounty when they
lnarcn, under the title of entrees en- cam
Pogne, the lleutenants drawing four hundred
ana the captains six hundred francs.
IhE frauds in the Pension Office at Wash
lnston turn out to be more extensive than at
nrst supposed, and theis investigation prom
lses to involve some very prominent men. DIR.
van Aernam, the present commissioner of
pensions has devoted much time and atten-
tion to reforming the Irregularities in the peu-
sion system and 20 place the protection of the
government between its pensioners and dis
honorable claim agents and lawyers. Since
september last several hundred thousands of
dollars have been recovered by him THROUGH
his detectives and agents from dishonest claim
agents and attorneys, and handed over to the
rightful pensioners, or placed again to the
credit of the pension fund. The commission
er has had the painful duty of ordering the
arrest of many prominent persons throughout
the country as connected with the frauds, and
in many cases of convictlng them. When he
entered the pension office everything was in
confusion, and illegal claims that had been
collected for years past were yet on the books
as genuine. Stupendous frauds have been
Drought to light in the last six months in the
southern States One of the parties charged
with being concerned in these frauds is a Mr..
Denby OF Georgia, a man said to be of some
prominence in the locality where he resides,
Ihe commissioner has one of his agents IN
yestigating the matter. Another person, and
one OF far more prominence, because he 10 a
member of Congress, is Rodney r. Butler, of
tennessee. His connection with the cadet
ship business, and the report OF the commit
tee thereon. is 10
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-08-05
Found,

nNE Boat, painted white, about - feet long, The
~ Owr er can have the same after paving charges
by applying to 0. A. SKILLINGS, Peaks Island.
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