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New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
TUE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

VIHE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.
FOR TWENTY. FIVE CENTS YOU CAN BUY OF YOUR DRUG.
GIsT OR APACKAGE OF SEA MOSS FARlNE MANUFAC
TURED FROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CARRAGEEs, WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS OF BLANC NANCE, AND ALIKE
QUANTITY OF PUDDINGs CUSTARDs CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
RUSSE &C. &c 1T Is BIZ PAR THE CHEAPEST HEALIHlhsr
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN THE WORLD.
RAND SEA MOSS PARISB co,
53 PARK-PLACE, " Y.
DLANTATION BITTERS.
g. eT-la6O-y.
THIS WoyDFRPUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE rs THE
SHEET ANCHOR OF THE FEEBLE AND DEBILTTATED. AS A
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LANGUID 1T HAS
no EQUAL AMONG SToMACHICS AS A REMEDY FOR TIE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS TO WHICH WOMEN ARE bSPBCIALLi
SUBJECT IT IS SUPERsEDING EVERY OTHER Sr1AULASr.
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL TEMPERATE, OR FRIGID, 1T
ACTS AS SPECIFIC EVERY SPECIES OF DISORDER WHICH
UyDERMINEs THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS.
NO MORE MEDICINE.-Perfect Health re-
Dysppa Phthsis Constipation Darrhes and all Liver Bilious and
Stomach cOmPnt'i e1'i b. bG IBi BSRkY R S3 wiiamN
Also Of J. =. HENRY. CSllege.Place
iio'' GffIEFSwICi or cor MuRRAYST NY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL phAhhH ~
TEAS, SUGARS, COFFEES, SPICES,
and ever thing the line Of
FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES.
n B-His Cofees Of The best Also, his Sugars
Spices and HAMS Tribune, Dee p, 1869. -
DENEDlCI BROIHERS,
I'D III Broadway, corner Of C0urlandtsr,
Keepers Of the City Tine
A. greatly reluced prices full line Of the WALTHAM and other
AMERICAN WATCHES.
I l.. SMITH,
Is NICKEL PLATTER,
d HOWARD-ST., y. Y.
FIRST PREMIUM at Fair OF American Institute
pOYNTON's FURNACES, RANGES, FIRE.
I'D PLACE HEATERS and STOVES. RICHARDSON, BOlNTOS
4 Co.. 23i Water.sL, New York Send for Crcn.ar.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, and SILVERWARE.
Particular attention paid to repairing watches prices to suit the
times. ALBERT GATES. 100 Broadway, NJ stairs
90 to MACFARLAND's BOOKSTORE, No.
" 9i7 Broadway Tweuty There will hnd all the
new books day all standard works and also choice En-
gish French, aud Scotch stationery.
SOMETHING NEW.-HULLs Highly per-
- fue Transparent iCERISE SOAP for sale % PakRos
CHEAPER THAN EVER !-PRlNTING of
~ all kinds j. Z. CIASKSHAW Printer 80 Nasssust, " y
ZERO REFRiGERATOR-Wit Milk, Wine,
II Cooler Trade supplied A. LESLEY. 65 SThsye.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26

FROM SAN DOMINGO-Tn mshlp Tybee April 25-CoL n
Samce and boy Henry Greenfield Douglas Brown Wentn
Pablo Rover Chas Hachman Coen Cease Agostne Inhco e
Col. Ellis.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-26
HOME NEWS.

THE WEATHER.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

ANOTHER PAPER AT PAINEsvILLE.-The
Adcerttster announces the establishment. of an
other paper at that city, making the third, and
alludcs TO il as an evidence OF rapid giowIh."
Perhaps it is, but we fear that its basis aud ele
meEts of support will be about as broad and
comprehensive as that Chardon railroad, with
its nameless subscription. We can hardly
think that there are means of support for this
number of papers in Painesville, or that any
one would start such an enterprise with no
other hope than fair share of the business of
that locality. 1t can only be either in the
prospective growth and importance of Paines-
vile, in view of the speedy building of the
road or an expectation of overshadowing the
present establishments aud driving one or the
other from the field The Adrertiser says ::
''Messrs. Dickinson & Co., have opened an
office over the store of Dickinson g. Kinney.
They have q new, improved and elegant
power press, with the latest style of jobbinG
materials. As we understand it, Mr.. Nj. F.
Wilson is to be the foreman and job printer /;
and as soon as the new paper is issued, Mr.. G.,
=. Kinney assumes the editorial management,
while Mr.. IL. z. Dickinson win take the local
department
| As contemporaries, we extend te Messrs.
Dickinson q Co., the right hand of fellowship.
| For THE GOLDEN GATE.-There was quite
hegra from this place for California few
days since. Among those who left we hear
of the names of EDMUND BURNETT, II. j. B.
SEYMOUR. WARREN Cook and A. H. SToK-
WELL. Neither Of these gentlemen have len
'for good" we believe, but temporarily, upon
u tour Of survey and observation
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

THE New FIRE ENGINE was out Ota trial, on
Saturday AFTERNOON, when it was found TO work
well, as also did the company, most of whom
took hold of an engine for the first time in their
lives The engine, hose and carriage are all
new, and well made-the engine having sufli-
cient power for all purposes required in this
place The next thing needed will DC csterns
OF water at convenient points and sufficient
size. Our old friend and fellow citizen, c. H.
Simonds, Is the foreman OF the company.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

PARIS BY SUNLIGHT AND GAsLIGHT."-A Work de,
scnptive OF the Myst' ries and Miseres the Virtues
Vices, Splendors and Crimes of the City of Pars.By
James d. McCabe. Jr. National Publishing Co.. Gin.
clnnati,
We know OF no book that have read with more
pleasure and profit to ourselves than this 1t abounds In
sparkling descriptions Of the gay Metropolis by night
and day and the pictures of celebrities in that wicked
but fascinating city perfect We wander amidst the
time hallowed monuments of fhe past dazzled by
the Inagnihcence OF the present dine in the gtterng
CaleS OF me Palais Royal stroll with the merry crowds
along me Boulevard 81 look on The Jardin Madile
most fou9ons strains Our author seems to have the
pictures for his readers which will be gladly seized upon
an appreciated There is, however, no point OF any in
terest that he Sights aud may read his book and
easily Imagine himself beholding the very thing he
reads or tbs forcbls illustration OF the old adage,
truth : stranger than fiction, for the author has Civ
en- VI pictures which though true TO the life, are 30
strange ana seenng,y full Of romance, that can
hnfuy DeheNe them. Our readers viii recognize its
hlrhess az once ny the moderation Of Its statements,
and the absence Of snperlaves from its pages and all
who pernse u VIII agree with that more remarka-
bic aud deeply interesting book has been offered to the
public for many years. How IL be otherwise when
II Is faithful picture OF q fcnating city in the
world II ID very absorbing we are sure who
takrs it up viii put II down unread IL u illustrated
wh 100 nne elgrayingr by the best artistic Of France
Dore. lle Bar iherOnd and others8nd the ctter-pess
Is pfioct Thu yornle u aold only ~ sub-crYtion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30
MdrrjeoL.

On Che 26th inst, at the residence of Z. Howell. W
Rev J. y. McGiaOrt, Philip j. Perrigo and Miss Mar
garet A Runkle, all of Ashtabula.
In East Plymouth April 21st.. by Rev. H. Hollis. NJ
Charles Casady TO Miss Clara Mann. both of Plymoutl
In jefferson, April 10th. by Rev. A. d. Olds, Mr.. f.
T. GOodae of Mcadvlc, Missouri, 10 Miss Harriet
Lee, of Jefferson
In Conncaut. the 10Th inst. by Rev o. r. Wyman
Cassius NJ. lIerrngtOn, " Cherry liil Pa TO Miss
Laughn Of COnneaut.
In COnneaut, April oath. by Rev. r. NJ Keycs, Mr.. o
w. Hall to Miss Della Hill. both of Conneaut.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

,generally,is anything but promising
AL ong the ridges, oa the light, dry soils it is
good, but on the lower, wet and clay soils il
presents "A very unavorable aspect, and the
farmers indulge but little hope or comfort in
the prospect Grass comes ON finely, and the
meadows and pastures seldom have a better or
more beautiful appearance So with fruit, not
withstanding The frost of Monday night last,
the promise is unusually fair and encouraging
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one, and no tree put out should be suffered TO
stand without protection, where exposed 10
injury from cattle, or from tic criminal prac.
tice Of tying " IL some gnawjng horse.
The marshal wishes Us TO say that all cattle
now found upon the public highways will be
driven off 10 the pound
There Is significance rs we'll rs poetic ius.
tee" IN the fate and fOlowings Of the rebel.
lion. The fact of the colOred senator sitting
in the seat Of JEFF Davis, has lost ils novelty.
The fact now transpircs that the Richmond
State House which sheltered the rebel congress
during It's short life, on Wednesday last igno-
miniOusly tumblcd down, carrying with it
hundreds Of people, who were covered by the
debris and more or less bruised and injured.
A petition was signed by our citizens some
time since 10 the Lake Shore Company to re.
store the New York Express going cas-, and
the Chicago Express going west, to their old
practice of stopping at this place We are
happy TO hear that the pGtition has been taken
into favorable consideration, and upon the
adoption Of a new time table will be 50 restor-
Cd.
TEMPERANCE MEETING Arrangements have
been made for a public meeting in Good Tenn
plar's Hall on Tuesday evening May Sd. Lit
erary exercises OF an interesting character may
be expected. The public are cordially iny tied
TO attend BY order of the Lodge.
BUILDING.-But little is heard about build
ing the present season, and the prospects of
business among builders is anything but fiat.
tering. A three story brick store is to be put
up by our grocer friend, A. H. Tyler, on the
old Ilincklcy place, and the cheese company
are pushing ahead their buildings on the east
side--Messrs. Seymour, Giddings and Co., hav.
ing the contract Mr.. p. II. Good is talking
about putting up a brick dwelling on Prospect
street, on the site Of the Williams place. but il
is somewhat uncertain whether it will be done
this season or next
The vcxatiOns of this life are sometimes
hard TO be borne, especially those usually met
with in a printing office. Mortifying and re
diculOus errors will find their way into pa
per, in spite of the utmost care and watchful-
ness. 1t really seems as if his majesty, the
Devil, had something 10 do with TIE uncxpccs-
ed and unlocked for ways in which these
things occur. The editor was absent last week,
making return of his annual assessment list, as
a revenue officer, TO the assessor in chief, G. A.
HARRTNGToN, Esq, of Warren just on the
Gay of making up the paper, and though his
assistants and volunteer helpers did all they
could to insure correctness, some very gross
and foolish errors, even after marking in the
proof failed of correctioB. Some of these
helpers not having the cuticle and insensibiliy
which years of experience have brought to
the editors aid, toCk it quite TO heart, and
gave the devil and all hands a piece of her
mind which they will not soon forget. The
reader,we trust, will, upon learning the fact of
necessary absence, make all due allowance for
such evidences of human weakness and infirm-
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SpectdL Notices.
words of wisdom PoR yot-


Dr EatOn's Cordial, h. not only good TO, Nufs
" children, but n T. the best remedy fyr Dysrntrrv
Darrhma and dsOfdered state Of the bogels sod a.
Hepdy's Drug store AsbtabBIa
words Of wisdom FOR YoUNg MRN. on the
Ruling Passion In Youth and Etfy Manhood. with
BEIF HELP for The Efring and Unfortunate. sent la
sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge Address How
ard Associstlon, Box r, philadelphia ps. ims
To OCoDsumptIVes.--The Advertiser. .aving been
restored 10 beaitHin few weeks. bY a very simple
remedy after haygg suffered several years with se
we're lung Affection and that dread disease. COnsutnp
lon-is anxious 10 make known 70 his felDwsufiercrs
the means of cure.
To G who desare H. he viii send copy Of The pre-.
scnpon used fee NJ chargeJ with the directions Tor
preparing ana usinR the same, which they viii fnb
suRE CtJB EDR Consumption. AsTHsA BROScHfTIs. etc
The object OF the adyclser IN sending the PrcscriDtn
is 10 benefit the afflicted and spread Information which
be conceyes 10 BE- invaluable and he hopes every sf
erer VIII Try hi remedy ~ II will cOst item nOthipg
anr may prove blessing.
Parties Wishing The prescription, viii please address
REV EDWARD 4. WILSON.
ylOl2 Williamsburg. King Comfy n. York
Errors Of YOutb.--A Gentleman who suffered
for from Nervous Debility Premature Decav and
all tie effects Of youthful ndiscreOn will for the sake
Of suffering humanity send free 10 all who need IT, the
receipt and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he cured Sufferers wishing TO profit By the
adyerti~ers experience do 20 by addressing in per
feet confidence, JOHN Is. OGDES
yI0l2 no: 42 Cedar sireei New York
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Died..

Announcements free CommendatorY Notices, half rate
In Clarks Corners, April goth, ir. c. Cook. aged Il
years
In Kingsville. April 18th James Kin aged 20 years
In Windsor April 18th. A. j. Sweet. aged 81 years.
In New Lyme, April 18th, Edward c. Peck, aged 40
years.
In Geneva. the 22nd inst, Winifred NJ Booth aged
months.
In Monroe, April 4th, Olive r. Hardy aged months.
In Ashtabula, April Goth Mrs. NJ. johnson, aged 81
years.
In Richmond, April a3rd, Matilda Barber, aged 60
years
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

The fishermen at Conneaut have not met
thus far this season the success they expected.
Considerable foggy, thick weather has pre-
vailed which has prevented from locating the
nets Alright So says the RcEOrter.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

THE QUARTERLY meeting of the Ashtabua
County Lodge of Good Tempars was held
according to notice, on Tuesday last The at
tendance was quite large, all but four Of the
thirteen lodges of the county were represented
by delegates and others Conneaut lodge was
quite numerously represented, and goodly
turnout from Kingsville, as well as other adj
joining and adjacent townships. The business
Of the meeting was mainly the discussion of
political, or thild party action. The discussion
was entered upon, but no decision arrived at,
the subject being laid over until the next
meeting. Among those present was Mrs Gil
more, who is looking after the interest of the
cause. She addressed the meeting in the course
of the proceedings.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30
CLeCeLdnd Market.
WEpNEsDAY. April 9Th.


No. . held at $iO7.
CORN-WithOut movement. New No 2 aominal at
Csc from store, old No. mixed 9oc.
OATS-wihout movement No. / State held at sJc
from store.
LARD-Dull and steady Clty.rendered 17c in tlcrcea
IN in kegs: country rendered iGhdl7.
SMOKED MEATS-Demand moderate. Sugar-curCd
Hams 1sJlc Dried Beef 2Oc Country Meats Gu at
1G6JlTc, for Hams
BUTTER-Choice qualities Western Reserve roll and
tub in good demand and firm at 2Oc to y common TO
medium and good grades 23a25c.
CIEESE-Steady, with moderate demand.-Factory
1aG13c in large and small lots.
EGGS-In good supply and easier; selling at 1GG11c
for fresh.
POTAToEs-Mark dull at 3OG3jc from store.
oNIoNS-Quiet and in moderate demand at s2,'JC
s3,2j per barrel
BEAHS-I In moderate demand at $2,O0 for prime hand
picked 81 .5O6 l IS for common to medium.
HAY-Tbe market is well supplied, dull and weak.
Baled S16OOd1sOO from store
SEEDS-The market is active and firm Glover Sl0
50, and Timothy$G T5d 100 per bushels Red Top $22j
MILISTCFFS-Fine Middlings, per ton, $500: Sqc-
ond do, $500; Coarse do $4,000; Shorts do $500.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

NOTICE TO MARINERS. s.-The red and white
range light at the end of East Pier in Cleveland
harbOr, has been changed to a SINGLE red light
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

Sixteen quarts Blanc Mango from one small
package of Sea Moss Farine is considerable.
For sale at SwIFT's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

THE PRoTEcTIeN Fire Co. and the ALERT
Hook & Ladder Co., appear next Wednesday
afternoon, for parade and practice.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

Most of our lake marine have lett their win
ter quarters in this harbor, and set out upon
their summer service The You've, Capt
Pratt, and the WADE, Capt. Starkey, went out
on Saturday night last. There was quite a
turn out from the village to see them off, and
take leave of those who accompanied them
either as passengers or connected with the
manning of the vessels.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30
Hon. b. BRASDRETH.

STANDARD REMEDY.-Such an article is "DR.
ToRAs' VENETIAN LNIMENT." It has stoSd before the
public for % years and has failed giving satisac
ti' in single instance. sEycry drop OF this valuable
compound is mixed by DIR. TObias himself, therefore,
1t can be relied upon II IL warranted superior TO any
other for the cure of Chronic, Rheumatism TOothache,
Headache Sore Throat, Vomiting Frosted Feet. Mumps
Group Burns Cuts Sea Sickness Insect Stings Sprans,
Cholera, Collie, spasms, B.sentery Bruises Colds,
Coughs old Sores SwelIngs, Pains in the Limbs Back
and Chest. There is medicine In the 'World' that
stands more on its merits than the Venetian Iini-
ment.' Thousands of Certificates can be seen at the
Doctors office, atesting TO its virtues. Sold by
all Druggists and storekecpers throughout the United
States. Price, 80 cents and dollar per bottle. De-
pot, 10 Park Place, New York.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

Our new Mayor and Council arc making a
good beginning In putting out trees about the
commons. Every spring should witness the
supply Of the place Of dead tree by live
one, and no tree put out should be suffered TO
stand without protection, where exposed 10
injury from cattle, or from tic criminal prac.
tice Of tying u II some gnawjng horse
The marshal wishes Us to say that all cattle
now found upon the public highways will be
driven off TO the pound
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

Now is the time, and SwIrT's drug store is the
brush.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

1t is said that corns and bunions can posi-
tivly be cured by remedy for sale at SwIFT's.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

The Geneva Nurseries supply all kinds Of
fruit trees, grape roots choice evergreens
shrubs, &c. Please call and sec. One-quartcr
of IA mile east of the village.
@ @ CuEN Al 1En
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

WnITEFIsH, in quite limited numbers were
taken off this harDor last week, and fine five
pound chap found his way to the table of the
village editor. Their scarcity will detract no.
thing from their delicncy and relish
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

The OFEIcERs elected for the different Com
panies of the Fire Department, for the year
1870, are as follows:
Protection, No. |, Foreman, G. A. Knapp !;
1st Assist, Foreman E. II. Fitch End Assist
G. A. Streeter.
Lake Erie, No 2, Foreman John Ducro 1st
Assist M. Newberry; 2nd Assist, Geo. c.
Mygatt.
Alert Hook 6 Lauder Co., Foreman, +. w.
Blakeslee; lst Assist. Jas. II. Sinclair.
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Book Notices,

THE NURSERY for May, is bright, pleasant
little pictorial, with which the smallest chill
dren, able 10 read at all, may be instructed. 1t
costs only 81 80 per annum, is published by
John l. Shorey, Mass
Coon HEALTH, foT 3Iay, is filled with nfor-
nation on various topics, cOmbing entertain
ment with instruction. The publisher, Alex.
ander Moore, of Boston, Mass, has now ready
vol. /, OF Good Health, which as book of rel
erence should be in every household Price,
81 90 Also, covers for binding numbers of
vol. l.. A good opportunity for book agents
for m king money. Write for terms, &c
PUTNAMs MONTHLY for May, is a most read
bic number, with Bayard TAYLOR, II. III. Stod-
dlrd, Prot. L. Clark Seelye, Edward Spencer.
Mrs. NJ G. Ames, N s. Dodge, and Others of
note,-tosether with the editorial effort make
il an attractive Magazine. g. p. Putnam &
Sons, 23 st. and 4th av. New York. Terms 81
per annum.
The DICKENS SUPPLEMENT to ILarDe,'s
leehty Is 10 become one OF the attractions of
this truly attractive journal. 1t is to be issued
in monthly installments, gratnitously 10 the
readers Of HQyper'S Weekly. As the author of
"Pickwick" never yet disappointed the expect
atiOns of his readers, lie is not likely in the full
maturity of his powers, TO begin with "Thc
Mystery of Edwin Brood" hence we look for
ward to story that shall occupy no second
place in the long list of books with which this
chief of living nOveliss has delighted, amused
and instructed the world.
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US. INT. REVENUE COILECTOR's OFFICE,
AsmTABuLA, April 2sth, 1870
REVENUE STAMPS. .--The Internal Revenue

Department has constituted this Office a depository for
the sale Of stamps. complete assortment both gem
eral and proprietary will be kept hand at all times
and liberal discount allowed TO those who purchase
in quantities. HENRY FASgETT. Collector
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

PEARLs-GULF OF CALIFoRNIA--The Rev
enue returns for 1869 received by last mail
from City of Mexico, show, that the catch of
pearls and shell for the past year on the Gulf
Coast of the territory granted to the Lower
California Company" amounted to the large
sum of $4,000.
Ihis' OF course, is the valuation of the pearls
given by the divers and spectators, and is
consequently very much below The actual val.
ue of the catch.
A pearl is sold frequently for $50. which re.
sold at Panama at $500, brings 81 600 in Paris
and in many cases much greater profits have
been made on very fine gems.
Not over one half the catch is ever reported
TO the Government, and the yield Of the Cult
lor 1857 may be safely estimated at $500 900 10
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-04-30

TEMPERANCE MEETING Arrangements have
been made for public meeting in Good Tenn
plar's Hall on Tuesday evening May 3D. Lit
erary exercises OF an interesting character may
be expected. The public are cordially inyited
TO attend. BY order of the Lodge.
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