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CINCINNATI.
CNcSSATr, May 20.

CINCINNATI, May 20.
Peter SchwaG Thomas AIeglnn and
John A. Lindley, Of Hamilton; Slgmuul
Levi, Of Cincinnati; John ECkerhAFtlt and
Caleb Dodsworth, Of CummInsvllle, WIN.
Duppy, Of Hlgginsport o.; and S. d.
RockGill, Of Cincinnati, have been before
Commissioner Hall, charged with re.
moving five hundred barrels Of distilled
spirits, contrary 10 the revenue law, In
April, 1903. The cases were continued
until the eth instant, and the parties were
released on bail.
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ORGAN CoNcERTs.-Wc learn from the
New York Weekly Rercl0, that Mr.. Geo.
W. Morgan, tho most accomplished organ
ist in America, and possibly in the world,
proposes to give Organ Concerts in the
principal cities East and West during tho
present spring and coming summer. 1t Is
now five years since Mr.. Morgans last
concert tour, Notwithstanding he has been
constantly impOrtuncd to visit cities in oil
parts ofthc United States.
Woprcdict for the great VirmosO, who
stands iu the same relation to the organ,
that Gottschalk did and ThalbCrg does, to
tho piano, the most dattcring success
wherever announced.
We learn that Mr.. Morgan includes
Wheeling in his tour, and that he will give
two concerts, on Friday and Saturday
evenings, JuucSd and 4th, using the mag
niflccnt organ in the 4th street N. E.
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WASHINGTON.
National Democratic Organ Wanted.
WASHINGTON, AEuy q

WASHINGTON, Muy 90
It's again said that a Democratic daily
Is TO be started here shortly, with cNpi-
tal Of 100000, to take the place Of the
old National IRtcligeneCr. There IL no
Conservative paper now published In the
city. John Morrisscy, cx.AIayOrs Barrett
and WallNcll, md other prominent local
Democrats II Is said will be among the
stockholders.
A special Cabinet meeting was held to.
day.
A telegram from Supervisor Bridge
land announces that IS indictments were
found by the grand jury at Tyler, Texas,
against parties for violating the revenue
laws. Tho list includes several eX.reve,
nue. officers.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, May 70.
The Londonderry arrived out at Ottawa.
AThe London Standard admits the Sap.
pho's victory, and hopes 1t will be the Inst
heard Of international matches, which do
nothing but foster miscllicvous jealousics.
The proceedings Of the French Com.
mission on tho subject Of administrative
decentralization, Is said 10 justify the
hopes for an important concession to the
local government.
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FRANCE.
PANS. NIay 90.

Prosper Duvcrgier De Hanerannc, Il
personal friend Of Thicrs and Exavier
Mariner, has been elected member of
the French Academy.
Deputy Stecnacker was burnt In ctllgy
by number OF the residents Of his dis.
trict, lust evening. for his opposition to the
plcbiscite.
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NJ. E. Church south, General Con-
ference.
MEMPHIS, May 20.

nlEMEuIoI AhHS ~V'
Bishop Kavanaugh, presiding. There.
port Of the Committee on Boundaries,
submitted yesterday, US to the formation
Of new conferences, was adopted. The
Committee on Circulation Of Holy Scrip
lures, submitted nm able and elaborate re-
port, which was adopted. The Select
Committee on Book Concern, reported in
favor Of its continuance Mt Nashville,
which provoked q lengthy discussion,
which was participated in by substitute
to remove 1t TO Baltimore, by Drs. Bond
and Wilson, of Baltimore, and Moran, Of
Forth Carolina, in favor Of the substitute,
and by Mcssrs. McFCrrcn Of Tenn, and
Evans Of Georgia, in opposition. Ailer
the discussion had been continued for some
time, Major Dawson, Of Kentucky, offered
m amendment substituting Louisville in
lieu Of Baltimore, with 4 proviso that
Louisville pay the proposed fly thousand
dollars; pending which the Conference ad.
iourncd,
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SportiuC News,
New YoRK, MAY 90.

New York, May 90.
Fashion Course trotting mectlng-thirl
900, mile heats, 3 in 8, for horses
that never beat 2:40. Dotys Lady Au'
gllsta won all the heats in 2:8G4, 9:SG9,
2:3Ot; beating Lady Franklin, Tempest,
Murphy and PGnObscOl ChiCI. The 2:2G
race was postponed till Saturday.
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Tho Weather Yesterday.
The W4rtsn onion Telegraph Cos. BVllttlH.
WHEELING, Noon, May 90

1h6 NEGtetN GhtOH 1HeVTuFh ~ DE"t'"''
WHEELING, Noon, May 20.
CInclnnad-Clcar; wind Q. W.; thCr. ~.
Springfield, Mo.-Cloudy; wind II. O.; thcF. %.
New 0Tleans-CleaF; wind c.; thef. u.
Shreveport, La.-ClGar; thcr. GS.
Key WGst-CleAr; wind n. o.; thUE, 80.
Savanuah-C Cloudy; wind H.; tAer, Il
I.eaVenworth-C1Oudy;w wind g.; thcr. y.
BaltImoEC-ClC Wind 8. W.; thGF. 20.
hlladclphia-Cloudy; wind .. W.; ther. 20.
Now Yofk-ClOudy, raining; wind w.S. W.; thCr.
O..
I1udalo-ClcaE wind w.; ther. II.
ChIcago-Cloudy; wind O.; thGr. GO.
st. LoulS-Cloudy; wind i. c.; thcr. n.
RichmOnd-ClCaF; wind .. W.; ther. ~
WilmlngtOn-Clear; wind W.; theF. 10.
MOntgOmGEy-CleaF: ther. 80.
Baton ROuEe-CleaF and calm; thcr. Il,
ltouBtOn-cicar; wind W.; ther. "a.
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Commercial and Financial.
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May 20.
FLouR-Dull and weak; market AIIghtly favoF'
buyers. ...,,., ., a,
nj 81, COTn-Dull and lower; white 81 lblpl i:
yellow 81 10. Oats-Steady at Csc. Rye-$l u
PHSyIEroNs-NC Pork-FIrm at $50. Bacon
Active: rib sides l7bl7He; clear sides lI4c;
shoulders l46t+ke; hams 3lQH39c' La'u-Qu'e'
At 'WSilH1tSSxr-oulct SiHS at q bSlIs
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ITALY.
FLORENCE, May 20.

FIORENCE, May ~
Three Italian lrfgatcs are cruising
around tic Island OF CapierA to prevent
the escape Of Garibaldl TO Naples. The
Government has taken this action be-
cause it is known that the sons Of Garibal'
al arc with the insurgents in Southern
italy.
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RAILROAD VA1uATloN.-The Railroad
Commissioners having been over the
Hempfcld, propose today to visit the
Panhandle road. Monday they will start
on their inspection of the Baltimore &
Ohio road.
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SPAIN.
MADRID, May 20.

MADRID, May 20.
Another deputation waited on Espartro
yesterday. hoping to prevail upon him to
accept the throne. tits reported he per-
sisted in lis refusal. ,t .I... |..
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NV IUHN1 my 30
Business In this branch Of the trade continues
Inert. chiefly confined TO smaller OrlsrA required
fDr Immediate rise There Ia no material clash.
Ing In rates, an many articles In this line are al
ready selling at prices anything but profitable.
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RNRR NEws.-Tho r. r. Hudson and
James Rccs arrived yesterday.
The Liberty No. passed up. The
Science took her departure.
Six feet and six inches in the channel,
yesterday, and falling slowly.
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SToCKs-LowCE but closed steady.
Western Union Telegraph, S9X; Adams Ex.
prC9G, ~; Wells, Fargo & Co, ilE; American.
York Central, lOl; do. scrip O6H; EFle. Y3X;
uaFlCn, 14lJS; Heading, 1OlH; Michigan Central
1884; Lake Shore, 49,; Illinois Central, I4I;
Pittsburgh, lOi; Northwestern, slH; do. pre-.
Eerred SllS; Rock Island, llgK; New Jersey Cen.
hAsll, 65lS; do. preferred y; Fort Wayne, OK;
TCrrU lIHute, s.; do preferred q; Chicago 4 Al.
ton, I1i8; do nruiOrrcd ll&H; Ohio s MisSIG.
aIppl, 3S4; Hartford i Erie, 8.
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TIH Government has very properly
ordered that no armed Fenian tillibustcs
be permitted to invade the Canadian pro-
vinces from United States soil.
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XLIst CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 20.

HOUSE UlIl COuIkcIlSaIlI6 tuo oOHtCSASn ntlN
crew of tic KearSarge for destroying the
Alabalna, apprOpriating 100000, was
passed, the money to bC taken from the
Japanese indemnity fund, The bill to
compensate the officers and crew Of the
Wyoming for the action OF tho coast Of
Japan in 1868, apprOpriating $lOOD0O
from the same fund, was laid oil the table.
The Senate amendment TO House nd
iOurnment resolution was agreed to, and q
motion to reconsider was tabled, making
the matter final. .... .I
Adjourned.
SENATE.
Mr.. FENTON presented several petitions
relative 10 communication between the
Atlantic and Pacific Via. Nicaragua, md
lor the e'recognition Of the Cubans
A long debate cnsued on tho order Of
business. At length the resolution looking
10 tho final adjournment was taken up,
and tho several amendments Us 10 the
time were voted down.
Aflcr long discussion tho Sonatc by
yeas 81, nays q, fixed July 10Th for the
day Of final adjournment:
The consideration Of the Fifteenth
Amendment bill was resumed.
Alr. STEWART gave notice in reference
to sundry objections, that lie would agree
10 striking out tho 9th section, allowing u
candidate deprived Of Office by the viola
tion Of the rights Of colorel voters to re-
ccivc possession by writ Of naGRdamuS,
and giving United States courts jurlsdic-
ton In such cases.
NTr. HOWARD suggested the necessity Of
IN amendment to tho 18th section, 70 de-
fine the duty Of military authorities when
called upon 10 execute the law. He
thought the authority to employ military
was necessary for the dispersion Of mobs
or asscmblages Of men, banded together
toprevent cOlOrcd men voting. He dcslr-
cd to know whether in such o contingency
and where State authorities refused
To interfere, the Senator from Ohio
NIr. THURMAN" would prefer TO stand
quietly by and allow the outrage to be
committed rather than employ half
dozen bayonets to dlsperse the mob. :,
Mr.. THURMAN said he would have al
white and cOlOred vote without hin.
drance, but would never authorize the Pres
ident to surround the polls with troops
whether q necessity existed or not, rs pro
vilcd by the 12tL section. The Presi'
dent was TO be clothed with more than q
monarchical power upon the supposition ol
Il hypothetical case.
III. WILLIAMS opposed the bill, pre-
ferring that Of the House.
Mr.. STEWART thought the latter was
hopclcssly defective.
Mr.. CAssERLY made a long speech
against tho bill.
Mr.. STEWART replied, and altcr a short
executive session, the Senate took re-
! rpgS
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New York Money and Stock Market.
NER YoRK. May %

MoSEY-Market easy at sos per cent on call.
STERLIH0-StCRdya at l09H0l09h.
GOLD-Stcady; opened at 114S; closed at lIiA,
6ll4E. Carrying rates S64 per cent. Clear.
anccs, $SI, ,OO0,0o0.
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+. w. 6ISSON,
WM. FRENCH,
F. A. GUTHRIE,
OLIVER PHELPS,
]. NJ. PoLsLEY,
HENRY DEEM,
s. CoNsToCK,
GEO. W. TIPrETr,
W. ]. ALLEN.
MoRRIs SEIDLER,
j. NJ. REYNOLDS,
EDWARD B. ST.. JoHN.
c. T. LATHAM,
JAMES BARNETT,
B. SGooT,
o. N. GREER,
H..J. GREER,
JouN KAVBURE,
PAUL VoLEERT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-12

WHAT TO WEAR AND How TO MAKE IT.
Nine Democrats Manual of Instruction. on
Dress and Dress Making for the Fall and Winter
Fashions of 1901. This book ought to be in
the hands OF every mother, lady and dress.
maker in the land, as it give. complete, valuable
and useful information in every department of
ladies' and children. dress with numerous H..
Illustrations. Price II cts Mailed free On 70.
oeipt of price. Address NINE DEMoREsT S3s
Broadway, New York
For sale by O-msn 4 Hsp.man, Ottawa, Ill.
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Harper's Magazine.


40 NOR deghul travels printed in the English Ian
.uase !ah appear crpetuay in HARPEE's MAGAZINE They
are ead with equa! Interest and satisfaction by bows Of every
Iae from eighteen 10 eighty It's scientific papers while
seI aiiaoy adapted 10 the popular understanding and
el .. nCh 70 ahu>t correct Information concerning
H ,cehLhC discovery as II could I've II the organ OF
Ihe SOclely Tor the Diffusion OF Useful Knowledse The
-,aI ush OF HARPER !, 10 give Information and
iaos amusement - the great of the people There
S,e Few hulyent American families In which HARPER
A"AhE would not b" An appreciated and highly.
suess lhtIel l. no monthly Magazine Intelligent readn.
fanny can 10, ahorl 10 DE without Many Magazines are
Cumuatei HAkrKEs is edited There !. not a Magazine
a y printed which shows intelligent pains expended
On us articles and mechanical. execution There Il. mol a
Cratf MasaNne published There Is not, confcssedy,
HDe oilitf MAGAZINE IN tue "orldN,C Eng. H1--t.ql.
aScuelI oi HAErgEs-Ihe .l,Liipr. " l.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

ny the di- can or and also Candles fruits and nuts.
cheap as can be bought In the city Please call Very
Tor past isvOrS. " Wti TiJEp
Ottawa, November 10 1870.
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RSCiiIPTIGNS.-lS7I.
Terms:

hAEPEFH MAGAZINE, one year Observation-Disclosures
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@ o 'ifs~t Hf"t h ereyy fHb FIFK SUBSCRIBERS ,tf
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o-brryt.'s - HAMPERS AZISR WERKLY uud BAzAr
~ "' "i"H' f7 NV .'T. 1900 nrC Iu1yg's EeJ.
t7i.', ip mr. 1l.ye., m yHe Jely $40.
h1't N'm'es can DE supplied a. any time.
complete So O, H,RP.H'> MAGAZINE now coulnrj.in
y volume. n neat cloth binding viii - sent hy cSurrss
t-Nt al expense OF purchaser s25 per volume IN yis
cents, by MAJ. postpaid ''.''''
The postage H,RpER, M.GAzIsr i ,, cent. a vea-
winch must ug paid ~ the ytgoc, t,.,'. pO,t-oficr
address, HARPER Il BROTHERS, View York
Subscriptions received and single copies Tor sale hy O.ms,
q HapvElAu, Ottawa, Illinois. -
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Gu RREkT NEWS.

huge monster has been seen in the Illinois
river at ,nnenr. II Vas - .ar.e around as
the bod! III nah, Of unknown length, and
slashet aoOut with perfect abandon. Al last
accounts parties were organizing for it. capture
Occasionally a corporation shows signs Of h,y.
ing soul The G.. b < q. railroad COMPANY
have donated = DpD - the Young Men. Chris,
Ian Association u Aurora, 10 be u--d in furu
ishint the nucleu, Of u library, in conu.etion
with the free re.iln. room Of the ascension.
tt. Chic.fo Hp@iirm no,uin,,es Secretary
Cox for the presidency.
Matthew Young. jr, who lives two mile, south.
west Of Salem, lost two cows, On TUESDAY Of las,
week, by their eating cherry leaves They fell
down dead within few fee. Of each other
The city of Erie, Pa, is lighted BY natural gas
obtained from a well sunk like an ar.esan well
Thirteen OF these gas.wells are now in successful
operation in various parts Of the city. They are
used mostly to furnish fuel and lights for manu-.
factories Other wells are being sunk. The
gas Is found at an average depth of $50 feet and
the average yield per well is 10000 cubic feet
per day The gas requires no publication. and
Ia being rapidly introduced into private houses
for fuel
A daughter of Thomas Fogarty of La Sale,
IL years old, was choked 10 death last week
while attempting to swallow tough piece of
meat.
young man named Bennett living at Ar.
.ington, Bureau county. came to his death las.
week in the following way He was out hunt.
ng with two other young men, and the three,
set!cng a bird passing over them, fired simul.
aneously, when Bennett fell dead, having 70.
'eived the charge of shot, fired bv one Of tho
'ther two, in his head.
"A calf three months cid, that gives pint of
milk daily, was exhibited at the Du Quoin fair.
The soldiers monument at Freeport will be ded.
Gated on the 18th inst Coy. Palmer has been
invited to deliver the address on the occasion.
The soldiess' monument at Ottawa will be dedi.
ated-Q'ie@ Sojc''
Inc coiored Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana
raped his dwelling in mourning in honor of
,eneral Lee
John Sinclair, u farmer of Goodfar,n, Grundv
ounty, was run over by his wagon last Satur.
ay' while picking corn. The injury vas such
hat he died the next morning. He leaves a
life and several children.
James +. Wilson, OF Iowa, ex.conurs.su.r
tho wouldn't be secretsry of state, and who NAV
minister to England, nov holds Tho cot over
crat'vo Office OF road supervisor.
They have tvo.headsd child in Morrsw
Pun'y' No., that is attracting hosts Of visitors.
no two heads are at opposite sxtremities, the
lid Vt each end being perfect lrom the head TO
naval, but below that the two are one. The
mo IF the parents is Finley.
A cVlored pedagogue At Raleigh has eiven his
holarS perpetual vacation, having accepted IN |
pointment to DO hanged for rape, .t An e.,,v
y.
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Some Indiana youth. returning from ball
compelled every one they met to dance for their
amusement, till they met kindred spirit, Who
pulled revolver and made them dance for his
Amusement an hour or more Then thew went
home.
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FRANCIS Z. Sherman, one Of the oldest and
wealthiest citizens Of Chicago. and we'll known
by all the old settlers of northern Illinois, died
in that city on Monday evening. of disease of
the heart
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#arrle0.

BY Rev. Vance. In Ophir on the 5th inst Mr. GnoRs
~ CoREY OF Ereedom. TO Mss EsTELLE WILEY OF Ophir
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PRICE, sI.OO PER BOTTLE.

October 22d, 1870.

The undersigned desires inform public that ne has
pst his MN n tstrate repair with addition OF Turbine
MasE Wheel attached to OF Briggs Ps,en, Under
MN stones making one OF The best mills for manufacturing
your IN .e couairy and having employed nrsclass
a. an be msd- snyvh,Te Thos having CRISIS grind are
invited 10 give him ssa ~ he 10 no pans
towards rendering them well saGsfed. The highest market
price paid for wheat Everything milling line kspI Tor
sale at the lowest rates. JOSEpu (FAIT OW Az
September a4tl 1879. 49,
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Ayers Ague Cure.

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To COnsIInlptives,
ErrOrs of Youth.

LEVINE OF FEPDRWCk ZIMMERMAN, DEC'p
Noucel hereby gven that the undersigned atminisra
ol frederick Zimmerman late OF the comfy
Ia Sae ana state Of nos deceased win appear before tn
10th day. of January ISL at the Cont Honsr in Ottawa
said eosny when and where all persons having claims or
haus against sau estate are notified to attend and prpscn
the same In writing for adjustment ~ ~ i'"
Dated this ih day of November A. u. 1870
ROSA Il. ZIMMERMAN,
HoNls-"W Administ IN
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ESI,tAH NOI1 C1I.-Taken up by william
~ kuimey At his residence In the Northyile in
TIE county OF a Sale and state OF nois 20ihtay OF
October D. 1870 an esay Mare described AS follows IN
VIII Dark Grey Mare Colt, about two years old without any
visible marks or brands Valued at as '
Nov. ~, 1870. II. l.. MEAD Countv C,.rr
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HOUSE Il LOTS FOR Sal,
VALUABLE; CITY PROPHETIC
FOR SAI,E.,
For SALE.
My Former Residence.

n a pace ana convenient location win sell Il cheap
W. O'' +. y. GFHGGS
nj $500 w WAREHOUSE TO I. EFT.
W lhe Maglt Warehouse Property ~ Naj,
street and the sdecu in Ottawa TO rent for one or mo,a
1eSris' Apply 70 BECKWITH HART.
AT Hossacks old stand.
ESH SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale on re,son
able terms, the following lands and town lots situated
in La Sale county, to wit:
LANDS
~ ~ Acres-W% sWi4 Of ia NEA Sec ct. 83,Rs
go Acres-Wl5 sW1I Sec, o., r 81, 8
100 Acres-NWk Sec. - T. a. R. g.
TOWN LOTS.
Lots D, o, Block 3, States Addition 10 OTTAWA
UndL lot II, Block !, States Addition to OTTAWA
Lots - B. =, ., o, ?, 10, i'll Block D. States Addition to
Ottawa. ' ="
Lots So, 10, H. e, - 81, % Block IS States Addition
to Ottawa. '"
Lot Q, Block SO, States Addition to Ottawa
Lot l3, Block 80, Ottawa Centre
Inc above will BE- sold for part cash down and the resdus
On e TO suit purchasers For further particulars apply Ia
Albert +. Dow Canal Office, Ottawa. ''
Ottawa, May i6, lS6S.-tf r. T. GOOhRII
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Of the kind in the World"
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rom the largest Manufacturing Chemlsts In the word)
.ror, oo,,.L ia, ~. - . - November 1, lS5i
we rug store opposite my residence was successful in
conducting the business where Others
before him have been avoraby impressed with hs charac
'e anu ehterprlse WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
FlFa oil Powers Weghtnlan Manufacturing Chemists
Ninth and Brown Streets. Philadelphia.