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COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
j. w. WASIlINGTON'S
/. siRAND BARRIER SHOP.
MARKET STREET, SUNBURY,


fhe old permanent shop VI the tOwn,
We decline the boast, but az tho same time
consider that the mlghiy truth maybe Seasonal
bly, spoken without laanlirsling Hn uncOmiuria-
bio amount Of yaniiy and ambition,
just tsenty years ago ! began my business
career la thla place half Ny lifetime thus lar
spent, haVe stOud upon the door of our shop
day aner dny, and nlghi aileT nighl, aud applied
the sharp hlAe cleaning steel, and within that
slalsa VI illus embmcrd by the mighly fulds of
thai eyeaiful period have sil.sri nearly eyyry
h,'ay ln the eOuntTy lin cuininOn paIlAnee) aud
W 0blge tho public lutefgst ss hsrein publirly
snnnance o. our patfunu old and neg thai No
alr ready ~ shi,e ihrm an asgin three hundfrl
thouaand tlnes 90 muTc,
'oihe Nhen lau llsass, Jafl "a itH.s Il Ihe ulaA
lhl-ee afs aleals lrsil ~. Aoiki forenoon 90
aieFnnon, ~ shave lpu, halT em geu, shainppn
fuai shlskrf de baus ~ lriiuilri e,liib ahd AZ
iauEg ihg half sAA aiilsllc sklll, NJ tAp "satrT
i.i' 90 saief Iaise sillu ~ tnh ths egslolnef,
" soit % pleas, aoi plea1e ~ s0Ik,
"'ih aun't ~ i,ari oaf shgy ~ 90 shaved ln
lhs hasa "a ahllhl wbcca gte - a. a ~ srll as
ean - aFae ~ rleF gsHli ~,
ehaAes 4 ali ihsi 90 agiaaHi
v. Eils lhe pl,ail 50 hsld IA LsHa,
ts a,ss sisi,s lAlss, Rssf AaIka sifesl,
ofi- 4 isi1,
nLACk ALrAcAs u ,ls bss, gaall,,, sas.p.
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LIQUO OR STO IL L

LIQUOR STOR
CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, SUN
BURY, PA,
Respectfully invites the attention OF Retailers
and others, that he has on hand, aud will con-
stantly keep all kinds of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.,
Consisting of Pure Brandies: Cogniuc, Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard.
Whiskes: Pure Rye Copper-nistillcd, Mornn-
gahcla, Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN
Wines; Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port and
Claret.
Crab Cider, Champagne Cider, n. r. Rum,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
And all others Liquors which can be found in
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed rs
represented. Also, a large lot of DEMIJOlINS
aud BOTTLES, always on hand.
ssS- Orders promptly attended to, and public
patronage respectfully solicited
G. NEFF.
Sunbury, July 3, lS69.-ly.
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EXCHANGE LIVERY.
DENTisTRY.

GEORGE NJ. RENN,
Ia Ssnpson's Budding, Market Square,
sUSnuRr,. Pa,
/ prepared to do all kinds Of work pertaining
l. To Dentistry. lie keeps constantly on hand
q large assortment OF Teeth, aud other Dental
material, from which he will be able TO select,
and meet the wants Of his customers.
All work warranted 10 give satisfaction, or else
the mOncy refunded.
Tho very best Mouth Wash aud Tooth Powders
kept on hand.
His references are the numerous patrons for
whom he has worked for the last twelve years.
kunbuTy, April "a, 1871.
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hAKERY I BAKERY ! nAREnY ~

LkONAkD DOYkKTH,
HAS last epenei hfsi eD4us hskrrY oh fsagi
Fircei ueaT ihc kallfoad IlQt "a totiiafnhelr
lsui, ant Il PREPARED u EpFnish Ne ellisens Of
Head ana lakes, tnnh ~
Known bhkAn, -
MILK hh1An.
hlkAh RAKED an The HEAkTi,
ani 4 fgll llpf ef fAAns CAkEh, Tea baa',
Bsea4 aad'takes i,llsessa 10 sa,ssns,s s,sf,
Hufu.ug
l4kss ~ halls, Fsnhi, MsiilHgs, Falft, a.. ,
ftfnlhrl "a staa Haiioe,
hHlaga a.,fiieai bakef, aai hAlias sslk 4
IA iAf L4ilasfs N hgnhgil fff srfffsi ytafs ittt
al Aslui g. slfs sailsfsrilsa i9 tis raiilafli -
krfeiniNff.
ufltn aIe fafIfeilHiig n ififi,
haiAaaa.iilhl, l4ls r. ii.-tf
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ENpOhsEMRNT oR InR rRlsa.

Tho Mahb thousands rufei "a tlis Lsia t'ish-
mfhii lraf ahrf braf, and thr npiaffHus hn
Innam nuTslral Oieisllsas IefiuIulfA bY uf
Jehnslnn, siiEesssl ~ lhe IsliIssenisii,tt "a a.
pisss snd tssnl a4hrf l'alefs, naalrfs "a ai.lH 4
base apl.als4 asaih and asain itipgi iAa p4lIl
htsiirs Lif tiah4lns AZ Feuiltiaaa ~ fl4ftt
aud responsibility, l. q tall' ilHi suaiaHltt 81
lhs slhi'ssd alia Diseases slssail1 fslSA
tsllgsiY ls. tsil~lF
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JJOTEL Il RESTAURANT,

IL THOMAS A. HALL, Proprietor,
Sunbury St., west SlIAMOKIN, PENN'A.
Meals served ut all hours, at short notice. The
best n Liquors at the Bar. The Table is sup
piled with the best and latest in the markets. At
tentivc servants. Terms moderate. Patronage
solicited.
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NEW COAL YAnD.

flNilE undersigned having connected the Coal
Il business with his extensive FLOUR u GRAIN
trade, Is prepared 10 supply families With the
VERY HEST OF COAL,
CHEAP ron CASH,
Kgg, stove aud Nut, constantly On hand. Grain
taken Ia exchange ioT Coat
IN, CADWALLADRR.
Euubury, Jan. rs, 1870. III
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professional.

= Law, Sunbury, Pa. All professional bus-
ness intrusted to his care will receive prompt at
tention in this and adjoining counties. Can be
consulted both in English and German. Also,
District Attorney of Northumberland county.
Aug. 90 1S70,-ly.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-10-20

I think till weary with thinking,
Said the sad-eyed Hindoo king,
And see but shadows around me
Illusion In everything.
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SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, BLANK

Rocks News Papers Periodicals. constantly hand Fine Chromos
a Cord and Tassels Fixtures them
nv srOtO OT ExCELLED QUALITY, OR UNDERsOLD
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pogtn
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think till weary With thinking,
Said the sad-eyed Hindoo king,
And see but shadows around me
Illusion in everything.
How knowest thou aught of God
OF his favor OF his wrath?
Can the little fish tell what the lion thinks,
Or map out the eagles path9
Can the finite the infinite search?
Did the blind discover the stars?
Is the thought that think thought,
Or throb Of q brain in its bars?
For aught that the eye can discern,
Your God is what you think good,
Yourself flashed back from the glass,
When the light pours on it in food.
You preach to me to be Just;
And this is his realm, you say,
And the good are dying Of hunger,
And the bad gorge every day.
You say that he loveth mercy,
And the famine is not yet gone,
That he hateth the shedder Of blood,
And he slayeth Us every one.
You say that my soul shall live,
That the spirit can never die
If he were content when was not,
Why not when have passed by?
You say must have meaning;
So must dung, and its meaning is flowers,
What if our souls are but nurture
For lives that are greater than ours?
When the fish swims out of the water,
When the birds scars out of the blue,
Mans thought may transcend mans knowl-
edge,
And your God be no reflex of you.
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open to the sunlight and the breeze
haunting the scene ike the ghosts
Of temples which have aufered mar
tyrdom- The slim and Graceful
tower of the water works slso-re-
mains, dominceiing the stricken
plain and guarding the entrance of
that enormous tunnel which is the
glory Of Chicago.
1But if you cross the river once
more, and 60 into the West Side, in
to the portion Of the city which sur
wives, you can understand Why there
is such solitude among the ruins.
These energetic and practical people
have no time to- waste. .amOng the
tombs. As soon as the fate Of their
houses and places Of business was
decided, they hurried over 70 the
quarter which still stood, and began
al al over again their battle with for
su1e' Every available ground floor
ana garret in Jefferson, Court and
CLINTON Streets, and that neiohbor-
nood mas been seized upon by the
dlspossessed establishments. The
Tribune and the Journal sra +bs-o
established side by side: the POST
and Times have an fonn5
temporary roosts, whence their chant
Of reYeille and defiance is as loud and
cheering as ever it was IL their most
days. The hotels have
also, carrying their names
and their traditions with them, The
great business houses are crowding
5he relics Of their stock into shops
hat burst with the richness, and
1own Michigan Avenue, in that safe
stretch oflake-side that lies bevond
Terrace, the last and love-
lest sacrifice to the flames, Won see
he names Of banks and Insurance
companies hastily scrawled upon tin
,nlngles and hung at the doors of
iecorous private houses. On the
oW sand beach that lies below Mich
gan Avenue, they have projected q
Inc Of temporary business houses.
nd the first of them went IN ali az
nee, quickly as house ofcards.
lnder my window this evening. A
lozen viii probably be built to NOR
ow, There seems to be no bravads.
10 ostentations pluck and audacity:
'ut q resolute, manly intention to
Oake the most of q situation. These
uperb merchants and business men
10 not seem to think there is any
hing fine in their attitude. but the
World will certainly not deny them
Is hearty admiration.
The city is orderly and tranquil
Ihe hungry are fed, the naked are
lothed; the churches and public
of the West Side give shell
er to the homeless; the Railways
convey to their friends all who de-
'ire to go. The best people devout-
= trust that the time of seysrest
stress and panic is over.
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Destruotion of Eollana -.


For days previous to last Saturday
nearly every tom on the lake sbors
south Of this was threatened With
serious damage from the approacb
OF the forest fires, and when. On tbat
day, the wind arose 10 a hurricane.
1t seemed as if all the habitatious
ana improvements made bY man
must be swept away. On Sunday
tlres occurred at Alegan, Spring
Lake, Grandyllle, and other minor,
points, and during the night the
whole south side of our civ wss
lighted up by the fires raging in the
woods. For several hours there was
great danger to property in the
fourth ward, and the firemen STAYED
on duty through the night
But the elimination Of all the hor-
rors OF this most unheard Of time of
drouth and conAagration occurred
on Sunday night at Holland Gitv,
a thriving town Of $500 inhabitants
located about forty miles south of
this. On Sunday afternoon the
whole working population of the
CITY was lighting fire in the woods
at the outskirts, and it was hoped
that danger was aYerted. At one
O'Clock Monday morning, however,
sman building near the upper part
OF the city took fire, and the flames
spread to alsrge tannery near by.-
All efforts Of the fgemen to check
the hre at this point was paught-
they were compelled to abandon
their hose and nee for their lives.
The flames swept on after them as
though following a poWder-train.
Men, women and children, in a rush
ing, half-clothed mass, ran. shouting
and weeping towards the lake as the
only place Of safety, and in an hour
the whole city was one unbr oxen sea
of fire. So intense was the heat that
no living thing could stay anywhere
within the limits of the corporation,
and cattle, hogs and chickens we're
literally roasted in the streets.
When morning came but thirteen
buildings were left standing Of the
many that had composed the -four
ing and beautiful city-2,5O0 people
were homeless, fOodless, and almost
naked-and there was only a smok-
ing desert where few hours before
there had been comfort and peace
and plenty. Such rapid and com
plete destruction has never before
been heard Of in this county,
Ntskeg01l 4ichiqan Chronicle.
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. ooMaEIssIoN AGaRcaANTs.

L. q Ravson, Jas. Moore. Joseph L. RsvsOn
J.LsRAWSOE & CO.,
OTORAGE, FORWARDING & COMMISSION
y Merchants, Dealers in Coarse Salt, Fine Salt,
Dairy Salt, Land Plaster, GaleiRed Plaster, Water
Lirne, etc Having purchaaed the entire property
known As the Fremont Warehouse and Steam Ele-
vators, at the head Of navigation on the SanduAky
River, we are prepared to receive, store and ehip
Grain, Lumber. Merchandise and other produce.
OGoe, At Fremont Elevators.
FREMONT. IL
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The Fire Blond still Il 49,

a steamer which arrived at Green
Bay, Wisconsin, on the 18th, brought
the report that 223 persons had been
destroyed by fire at Peshtigo, the
night before, and that Is persons
had been burned to death at Little
Sturgeon Bay. Besides these as
many more are missing. One hun
dred and fifty women who had taken
refuge in large barn, were all des-
troyed. At Brussels, Door county,
in a Belgian settlement, $50 houses
were burned, on the sth, and nine
persons perished. The inhabitants
Of the town are suffering horribly,
and it is thought their condition is
worse than that Of the people Of
Chicago.
In Michigan the fires are raging
with unabated violence. The town
of Manistee, a place of 1000 inhabit-
ants has fallen a victim. It took
fire on the night of the Sth, and
ragged until morning, consuming 200
dwellings, 6 large mills and a vessel
at the dock. Loss estimated at
100000.
Sand Beach is desOlated, and the
Fessenden, a government vessel has
been ordered to the coast to relieve
sufferers. She brought II to Port
Huron on the 18th.
Windsor, Canada, has suffered the
destruction of the business portion
Of the town. 1t took fire on the
18th, and the fire spread rapidly in
every direction, but was subdued
after doing great damage. Same
night a fire destroyed McGuFers
bank, and an entire block. Losses
estimated at $l50,000. The fires
are said to have resulted from incen-
diarlsm, and one man was arrested,
in the act offringa building.
LATEsT.-The fires at Peshtigo,
Wisconsin, and vicinity, have proven
even more disastrous than the first
reports made them. It is estimated
now that 5000 people are utterly
destitute, and that not less than 500
have been burned at Peshtigo and
vicinity, and even later reports say
that the number Of lost, at Peshtigo
may reach 700 alone.
The reports from Manistee make
the destruction at that place greater
than at first reported. The loss will
reach $1,000,0o0, with an Insurance
of $4,000,
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VETERINARY.
DIR. GEO. 0. HARLAN

VETERINARY sERGEON, Fremont, Ohio
ofHee at Buckla1d & sons Drug Store. Is q
graduate of the Philadelphia Veterinary college
and is prepared to treat all animals intelisently
and humanelv. 15yl
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, ~
DELLEYUE, o. John Ford, Proprietor. Re-
y Gently Stated tnd furnished
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H0EnLs.

KESSLEh HOUSE,
II B.BELDING, Proprietor. Passengers carried
Fls..to and from the House free Of charge Situ-
ated corner of Front and state sts.,
- y FREMONT.
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q. z. BOSWoRTH, NJ. D.
DaNTKaTRK

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-0fice and
Rssiience No. As Front street,
FREMONT, o.
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Uh. A. z. EILOL3
t1URGICALs & MECHANICAL DENTIsT,-of-
ice over Banko of Fremont, White block viii
be found in his office, st alltimes.
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NIanIcAL.

B. Il. BaiNK KERHoFF, M. D
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
OFFICE IN BUCKLAND's OLD BLOCK
Oon Front st. Residence on CroShan street.
siouss- -Qosf Of fIigh school building. OHoe
hours from 1870 u A. Nj to4 and7to 3 Pm,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-05-10
A n.

New line u Buffalo. tliroiith the OIL Regions.
DECEMBER r, 1870.
GOING sotrn.
Matt OIL City. Franklin. !~L,prher's. ar. 'P,ttr'g,.
.Day Exp, S,sOpm s.Gs p m s.Gip% .,% pm m
Night Ex, $40 p M 1000 p nj has Pm G,25 a m
GOING NORTH.
Pitishurg. Talker's. Franklin. arO city
uay Exp. 1'3o m il.Ssa 1.Hpm Alb m
Night Eek, $40 p ri $40 I'm, BRAN 6,35 y M
j. J. LAWRENCE, Gen y p,
1'Hos NJ. KING, Asst Stunt.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR. D~UPONCO>S
Golden p eriOdieal pills.

FOR FEMALES.
tNFALLIBLE IN CORRECTING IRREGuLAR,.
TIES, REMOVING OBSRUC rIONS Or THE
MONTHLY TURNS. FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE. yAND ALWAYS SUCCESS
Pull AS A PREVENTIVE.
Prepared Expressly FOR Married
Ladies'.
o., e lady writes. Duporco's Golden Pills relieved
me In ''two days. Without any Inconvenience, like
magic. so say I'll Who who use the genuine. "Bc.
ware OF connle5feis." The gem inc is now put up
in large white Boxes, con aiming "donble Quantity
Of pills, and upon each box you vi find the u. i.
Revenue stalfp printed from my private die, upon
which you will fad the &ords Duponco's Golden
Periodical Pills, in twttte) letters. None genuine
without that stamp. The small red and yellow
boxes are no longer used because other bel g
.ounterieitsd.
Price Ft PSFBOx.rSix Boxes Is.
Sold nv M. y. SIMMONS, Druggist.
Sol. Agent for Petrolenm Centre, ~. Ladies
send.hg. him a through the Petroleum Ccntre
post ofice, can have the Pills sent (conadentinlly
by mail, To- an7 part of the country. free Of portars
And also by A. X. Griffith, Oil Citv. N. W, ShnIn
tireenville, MA. Mcdonald. Titusville, Calendar
& Co, Meadvillc, John Y. Horny. vaolosala. agent
'"w York, and by -s. D. ROWE, sclTPt6prl.tor,
e~ forS' ~ cte7 3m.
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IL. WILBEitT,

7 S now rrerar d to execute BRICK VI MA.
warrants to give haNis hction.
P~LASTEkiNH 5brts. To oder. BRICK CHIN
MES pnc Alsn &. RIG and LIME ton,,shf
ly on hstd and ih+'Fa e.
On Ras!d. nleS-on Ecls-' Ta-ra. P"st Utn.cS
'Aci,ess f,hiolenr Centre, p. Ci.ene 1cail.'
es.o LIZ:
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Persons entitled to an extra copy Scaa,
per erred have either Of the following
hacks. postage prepaid political Eoono:
my, BY Horace Greeley; Pear Culture TO,
Profits. p. 7. Quinn; TIE Elements o.
Agriculture by Geo. E. Waring.
49, ~'@. ADvsRrIsINa RATES.
DAILY, TRInUNs, 800, 400, So, 75e., and
81 per line.
s.nl= wBsKLY TalBuse, rs and 80 cents
WEsKLY TRIBUNE, 81, So, and SIS per line.
n = According TO position in tho paper,
In making remittance for subscriptions.
or advertising, always procure a. draft On
iRewsYort or asIsosl- Office Money Order. II
possible, Where neither Of these can be
procured, send the money, but alssysin d
REalsrxRED letter. The registration fec has
been reduced to ftteen eents and the spres.
ont registration system has been found 81
tho postal authorities 70 be nearly an a.
lutte protection against losses by maid
AZ Pesrmastsrs ere obliged to register
letters when requested to do So. 49,. go. 49,
Terms, cash in advance. -, . -.
Address, The TRIBUNE, New York,
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Chemists and Physicians
TO ANAlYZE IT

Then speak of It according to its merits compare
1t with Whiskey and Brandy and other such article,
and the difference. II they find the Vino of Life
pure and wholesome, and the other Liquors poison
GUS, (Which they certainly will dog, then they are
morally bound to prescribe and recommend the Wine
Of Life to their patients and friends tho best slim
ulant and tonic in use and valuable substitute
for whiskey and brandy; but Should they find it not
pure and what tho proPrietors claim for it, let them
publicly denounce it. It Is the physcan's duty to
learn and find out which is the most wholesome
stmulant for his patients, and to do so he must
anime andlook into the quality of each article, and
learn for himself If the Wine Of Life has any pecu-
liar merits to warrant its general The propre.
tors CLAIM the Vino Of Life to be more wholesome
and far
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Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale good
farm of 100 acres, on the north and Of
Maine Prairie, about -.
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance prai-
RE AMI meadow, and the whole enclosed
with = good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises is p, .
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables, granary aud storehouss two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from st.
Cloud TO Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire It this Office, or Of Ss.s z
s..ss9% t:s9so&'<. #*ssea.f J. s.,DAM,, q
aas--1@s ! q On the premises.
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PETERS,
MUSICAL LIBRARY,
CONSISTING or ess<ssS
Fifteen Volumes Filled with Choice
Plano Music.
VOCAL COLLECTIONS.

Shining LIGHTS A choice col. -,
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n Three Volumes OF easy Songs by II.
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~ SGoLDEN LEAvEs. Volume I. II.
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n INSTRUMENTAL COLLECTIONS. I'M
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PLEASANT MEMORIES. A collection of
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Ter. etc.
BRILLIANT GEMS. A splendid collection
BY Vilbre, Allard, Packer, Kenkcl, etc.
liant parlor music by Charles Kenkel. !:
Price $3.50 per volume, elegantly bound
in cloth, with gilt sides; So in plain cloth
$l.75 in boards.
Address J. L. PETERS, 500 Broadway. NY.
We would call attention to The Opera at
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1I71f 2[lIl IN E9lIlIjl]

~ A-..- ~. AScsuE IN one u our
Large Aealcxl Avlieees. IT deals fearlessy but
chssssly with evil. frv,n which spring physical and
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