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THE MAYORALTY.

In our report of the proceedings of the
Mayoralty Convention yesterday, the following
letter from the Hon. John s. Morton was mad
vertently omitted. Mr.. Morton has fine repu-
tation as an honorable, highminded gentleman,
and if he had consented to run for this office
would have made a most acceptable candidate.
His letter of withdrawal is as follows
OFFICE WEST PHILADELPHIA PASSENGER RAILWAY
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA June 2S, 1871.
John G. Bullitt Esq.,, President, etc.
My Dear Sr:-Through the partlality OF friends
my name may be brought before the convention to-
day, in connection with the Mayoraty in which
event please do me the kindness to withdraw it, as
engagements, If nominated, would prevent my ac-
ceptaDce. Trusting harmony may prevail an unex-
ceptionabie candidate presented, and your choice
confirmed by our fellOw-citizens in october next
am, very truly yours,
InuN g
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mother Of our minds, but for ever uphold aud be
true to her In kindly remembrance OF the gifts we
have received My classmates with these, my
closing words, our student-life Is ended, and it Is
with the warmest affectlon 70 ALL as classmates OF
II, that bid you Farewell"
The benediction was then pronounced, and
the great sssemblage dispersed.
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LIEUTENANT FLAHERTY.-The symptoms of
Lieutenant Flaherty still continue to be favora-
BILE, though he was somewhat restless last night.
1t was thought that the night could be passed
medicine was dispensed with, but he was SO
restless and unable to sleep that resort had at
last to be made to that drug. He fell asleep, and
this morning is as we'll as can be expected.
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REPUBLICANS, TwENTY-NINTH WARD-The
Republican Convention of the Twenty-ninth
ward reconvened at ten o'clock this morning
and nominated the following ofiicers-Select
Council, Charles H. Harkness; Common Coun-
ell Samuel B. Yerkes; School Directors, John
Eckstein. j. Harry Lewis and Lewis s. Wunder
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ber and running time of trains ON the West
Jersey Railroad, between Philadelphia and Cape
May, are advertised to 60 into effect on Satur-
day, the 1st of July. The great regatta to take
place on the 4th has already attracted many
visitors, while the inducements offered by low
fares and excursion tickets will give to all an
opportunity of spending pleasant day at the
most delightful resort in this country, and wit
Messing one of the finest regattas that has ever
taken place on our waters. The company sell
an excursion ticket, good until Wednesday, the
9th of July, for $5, and will also run a special
train on the 4th, leaving Philadelphia at A. NJ,
returning from the Cape at 5 P. NJ. Fare for the
excursion, 81. Attention is called to the adyer-
tisement.
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CRIcKET.-The return game, Young America
VS.. Germantown, will be played on the grounds
of the latter club beginning at 230 on Friday,
to be continued on Saturday morning. This
will close the cricketing season in this vicinity,
and n fine game As looked for
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THE PREsBYTERIANs meet In Saunders Col
lege Grove, to receive the buildings and grounds
for hospital, on Saturday afternoon, at
o'clock A great occasion.
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THEFT.-Eary last evening the vestibue of
the residence of s. Kingston McCay, No. 327 s.
Eighteenth street, was entered, and handsome
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY Mr.. Robert Jarundel,
living at No. 857 North Broad street, was at
tackled at Broad and Callowhill streets last
night and robbed of gold watch and chain.
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FELL DEAD.-Edward Fizelle, living at No.
COG siegel street, fell dead while passing Sixth
and Washington streets this morning on his
way to work.
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CITY INTELLIGE ENCE.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The Department of Arts.
Hath commencement.

The Graduates and the Degrees.
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NM JOHN S. MORTON.

RUNAWAY AND AcCIDENT.-This morning,
about 9 o'clock, as Mr. M. A. Furbush was
leaving his stable, in North, above Seventeenth
street. his horse took fright and collided with
an express wagon on Seventeenth, above North
street. Mr.. Furbush was thrown from his car
riage and considerably bruised about the legs
and arms. He was removed to the Office of DR..
Toothaker, where his wounds were dressed by
that gentlemen. The carriage of Mr. Furbush
was completely demolished. The horse, after
brief liberty, was captured by Officer Murphy,
of the Ninth Police district the animal having
run into Lockes grocery store, Seventeenth and
Coates streets.
The affair created considerable excitement in
the neighborhood, as the children connected
with the Francisville Primary School were as
sembling for school at the time of the runaway,
and the parents of the little ones hearing of the
accident, repaired in numbers to the vicinity of
the school-house. Fortunately, no other accI-
dent than those above-named occurred. A
catalogue of accidents was prevented by the
timely arrival of officer Murphy who by his
GOODNESS and bravery cornered and secured the
horse
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DAMAeED.-A boat belonging to the Delaware
Harbor Police was Irun into and damaged in the
PROV by a steamboat this morning while pass
Ing through the Smiths Island canal.
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Photography is now applied in medicine to
the delineation of wounds and their changes
during treatment. Asplendid collection of this
kind belongs to the Royal Medico Chirurgical
Society in London
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THE HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM CoLoRED
FoLKs.-This afternoon the new Home for
Aged and Colored Persons, at Belmont and Gil
rard avenues, was dedicated with appropriate
ceremonies. There were remarks by Dillwyu
Parrish, Bishop Campbell, Henry NJ. Laing,
Rev. Stepnen Smith, Samuel r. Shipley, Eliza
Greenfield, Judge Kelley, Lucretia Mott, and
others. The Home was presented to the So
ciety on behalf of its builders, by Rev. Stephen
Smith, and received on behalf of the managers
by Samuel r. Sharpley.
The Home has been in operation for several
years at No $40 South Front street, and now
said to be no. The donation of the lot of
ground for the new Home was made by Rev.
Stephen Smith. He has furnished means to
erect the present building, accommodating one
hundred inmates or more. AS there are many
applicants for admission, the managers appeal
to those who sympathize with the aged aud
worthy poor for funds to support and furnish
the Home for occupation.
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FOUNTAIN HOUSE.
AT THE CRYSTAL SPRINGS,
ALLENTOWN, PA.


Proprietor OF the Allen House. has opened the above
beautiful and commodious Summer Resort for the
season. Board at reasonable rates.
Eight trains to and from New York, and six 70
and from Philadelphia daily Boats TO hire, car
riages, saddle horses, etc. 62a. .1mrp
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OBITUARY.
Lieutenant Hugh w. Mckee.

Lieutenant Hugh w. Mckee.
This gallant young oficer, whosedeath in the con-
liet with the Coreans is reported, was native OF
Kentucky, and was a son OF eX-Congressman
Mckee, OF that State. He entered the Naval
Academy on the 25th of September 1851, and served
with credit during the Rebellion, passing through
the various grades. Not many months ago he was
promoted to the rank Of lieutenant. He was one OF
the most promising young men In the navy and his
death must be regarded as serious loss to the
service.
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ALL FOR RUM-Robert Johnson is thief,
even If he is in the employ of a Custom-house
weigher. The Reading Railroad have missed
much iron lately from the wharf on the Della
ware, at Willow street, and special officer Robert
H. Gray, of that road, yesterday arrested John
son on the charge of the larceny. johnson
for drinks. Alderman roland held him in siy
hundred dollars bail
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FOURTH OF July ExCURsIoNs.-The Camden
and Amboy and Philadelphia and Trenton Rail-
roads will sell excursion tickets for New York
9th of July, good to return from New York on
the 4th and 9th.
The Monmouth Park races will come off at
Long Branch on July 4, s. g. Z, and 8. Excur-
sion tickets, good to return until the 10th of
July, will be sold on the above days for "a by
the Camden and Burlington County and New
Jersey Southern Railroads.
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BODY RECovERED.-The body of Thomas w.
Parker, who was drowned on Monday last by
being knocked from the yacht Delaware while
furling the sails, was recovered this morning at
the upper end of Smiths Island, by Mr. Jere-
to the residence of the deceased, No 1919
North street, where the Coroner was notified to
hold an innuaat
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ATTEMPT TO Cur HIS WIFE's THRoAT.-Johu
j. Gentner, who ought to, but does not reside
with his wife, yesterday went to her residence.
No. 1908 Parrish street, and attempted to cut
her throat with a razor. Her father prevented
the act but received cut in the hand. John
was arrested and Alderman Massey sent him to
prison in default of $500 bail.
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indigestion or Dyspepsia,

r a weakness or want OF power of the digestive
uices IN the stomach to convert our food and
iripk into healthy matter for the nouTis hment
d the whole system. 1t is caused by every
ming that tends to weaken the body, and more
particularly the stomsch Nearly, moi quite
one-h If OF the diseases, to which we are liable,
proceed from It, Indigestion produces 9 great
variety OF unpleasant feelings. Among the
most prominent OF its miserable effects are,
want Of, or an inordiDste appetite, somstmes
attended with a constant craving tor oflnh, sVuE
stomach grinding pains in the stomach, depres-
sion OF spIrits, gIOUm Of mind, frstIulness vast
ing of flesh, loss of energy And strength, very
irritable, heart burn, unpleasant taste IN tne
mouth and rumbhpg in the bowels. In some
cases of deprAvea Indigestion, there is com
slete disrelish for foOS, at other times person
% afflicted can eat heartily without much graft
deation A long tram of neTvous symPtoms are
.so frequent attendants, general debi.its gIeI|
.aBEuidness and iDcspSeity for exeruon. lhe
minds of persons so afflicted frequently become
irritable and despondipg, and great anxiety is
ohservable in the c9untenaBce; they appear
thVu ghtiul, mslsncholy, and detected, Under
great apprehension Of some imaginary danger
viii start at an, unexpected noise OF occurrence,
md much agiIated. ! ct for all this the mlnd
ts exhllsrated without much difficulty, pleasing
svents and society will foT time di'sitSte an
appearance Of disease. Other symptoms are, vi
oient pAlpattlion, sesiles meas WIN teLse u
weig ht and oppression upon the chest, nlght-
mare. etc. 1t is elmust in possible 10 nsms al
the sym ptoms Of this invader upon the eonsiltu-
tjou. as in most every cate of indigestion
| there will probably be something peculiar to
| ach, but bs what they may, they sre ali oeeA-
| ioned by the food becoming burden, rather
han g support to the stomach. and in all lif sta
yes, the medicine mort wanted Is that "nleh
will afford speedy assistance to the aiges,I'e VI
ans and give energy aud Strength 10 the ner-
ms and muscular system. and a new life TO
he whole boty, and nothing can be, and there
Iisnoihiug that will give qHick relief, as az
! tor's stomach and Liver CorTtcioT, the Great
Remedy for Blood, Liver and SKIN DiseA es' and
I from one to four bottles will e1ett cure
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THB GREAT AMERICAN HEALTH
l. RE5rORHR, purihss the blood
and cures S0rofula, Bypbilis, Skin Dis.
eases, Rhsumatism, Diseases Of Women.
and ell OnrOnie Affections of the Blood,
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended by
the Medical Faculty and maay thous-
ands Of our best citizens.
Read tho testimony Of physicians Aad
patients who have used Rosadalis; send
for our RosAdalis Guide to Health Book 4,
or Almanac for this year, which wepub.
hsh for grstuitous disteibutien; il will
give you muoh valuabls information.
DR.. r. W. Carr, Of Baltimore, SAYS:
al take pleasure in recommending
your Rosadalis As . very powerful sl-
ssrAtivs. l have SEEN 10 used In two
cases with happy results-Ons in . CAS-
Of secondary syphilis, In which the pa
tisnt pronounsed himself cured afteI
having taken Ave bottles Of your msdi.
cine. The other is Q case Of scrofula 0t
long standing, which 10 rapidly imp prov.
ing under Its use, and the indications
are that the patient will soon recover
I have carefully examined the fOrmuls
Dy WnAoa yVuE ROb&uoib ~ Whoet &nc
find IL sn excellent compound of alter
ative ingredients"
Dr.. Sparks, Of NiohOlsvills, Ky :, say
be has used Rossdalis In cases Of Sero
fuls and Secondary Syphilis with salts
| factory rssults--Aa n cleaner Of the bloc,
know no bstter remedy.
Samuel G. MeFadden, MurfrsesborC
Tenn says:
4 "I have used seven bottles Of Rosa
dslls, and am entirely Cured Of Rheun
a.ism send me four bottles, - | wis
it for my brother, Who he's sorofuior
sore eyes"
Benjamin Bsohol, Of Lima, Oil
writes, have suffered for twenty yea
with an invstsrsts eruption over b
whole bedy; tshort time since ! pu
chased o bottle Of Rosadalis and Il Q
tsctad q perfect cure"
RosadAlisis sold by all druggists.
Laboratory, 81 EpohanEe Place, Bs
hmore. DR.. CLKMKMTs O 90.
ProPrjeters
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Official Paper.

LORD BYRON sAys,-
"Man being mortal, must get drunk,
Tho best of life is but intOxicatiOn."
Modern society may condemn, but it can
never prohibit the use of liquors. Neither
ia it the use of really pure Installations Of
cereals that forces society to take this stand
for these are drinks ''thst cheer but not
inebrlste" but il is the indulgence in the
many miserable concoc,ives forced upon the
market BY un2rincipled men which leads to
the ills that are attributed to the drinking
customs of she day. There is 9 remedy for
this when there issuo power to prevent the
use,of stimulating drinks, and this is by boy.
ing none only the pure article. The cham
pAgnes of France, the sherries of Spain, the
hooks of Germany, the .MontsprilCiAnOs OF
Italy, the imperial Tokay of Hungary and
some of the liquors made in our own ooun.
try, ell owe their excellence to their purity
aud the superior skill in manufacturing.
The brand of certain manufacturers upon
bottle or package is a sure guarantee of
purity and excellence. Take for instance
the best Scotch whiskies and there are only
two makers whose brand is equivalent to
. bond of its purity, and there are only two
districts in the world where il is
made. In our own country we
have one State, old Kentucky, that is known
the world over As producing the finest whis-
kies, the purest and most delicious liquor
ever made, and first among the noted manu-
facturerS, as they are first among the ola
school gentlemen, and excellent business
men Of the State, are A. X. Lewis d Brothers
OF Covington, whose celebrated Kettle Whis-
Ky take the preference of all others for
strength, purity, delicacy of flavor, and
freedom from ell and every deleterious in
grsdisnt. 1t has been Justly said of them,
mo nectar WAS ever served up to 0lympian
cArouser more excellent in the rich, ripe.
round fulness of flavor" Distilled after iht
manner of the primitive sour mash kettle
system, Just what their trade mark, which
may be found in another column on this
page, implies, this whisky cannot be other
than We represent IL 20 be. 1t rolls over
the tongue like the fabled drink of the gods
the elixir of life, without a headache
in gallon of it. 1t is made in only one
place, and by only one firm, and that place
CovingtOn, KY, ard by the firm Of A. (.
Lewis i Gotham whom it has not been
our pleasure in many q day to meet more
courteous and excellent gentlemen, wit
whom it is a pleasure to deal, whose word ID
bond, And whose trade mark upon q
package is aguArantse that inside is th,
umber colored distillAtion of the grain, re
dolsut of the cedar-wood FIRE that boiled it
ripened and refined by all the skill of year,
OF experience, and pure As the process b,
which it is produced, is perfect.
If men will have stimulating drinks, i
dealers win sell what men will buy, then ia
the hope that fusil oil adulterations may n,
longer madden the brain and ruin the health
give Us the pure article. Kettle whiskie,
FIJI the bill, and dealers will consul. their
own interest, by buying of 9 firm like thi.
one, whose honest pride is to make genu
inc article.
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zssv York Markss.

kslS&s&PR Reu " tne AAeuSs
nav Tonx, May 2.
FIour-Firm, SO Is and S. 35 +; low grades
scarce.
wheat-owing to light reoeips higher.
Corn Regular 76aa77!c.
0ats-Dull as 66c.
Barley-Unehange st s0ssl o5.
Pork-Stsady rs about $18 90.
Lard--Dull at li4ai1se.
Whisky-Dull tgsc.
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Congestion Of the Liver,

The symptoms of which are, pain in the righa
side running to the shoulder, a Ioss Of strength,
.ppetlte anu energy, q sense OF oppression ioW-
aess OF spirIts, squesmishnes- OF rne stomach
a yellowish coated tongue, restless ness, hight
lul dreams. all of whish yield TO the lnhuence oi
.TAYLOk's STOMACH AND LIVER COR
RECTOR" of whish enough should be taken to
cause q peedy and free evacuation Of the bowels J.
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PAaMER HOUSE,
CHICAGO,

CHIEAGU, Ill
This new and magnificent Hotel (the finest
west OF New YORK;, situated cornCr State sad
Quincy strests, was completed and opened Sept
2s, $40. 1t has two hundred and fifty rooms
many of which have bath rooms and water clos
cts attached which are made accessible from
the ground floor, where the grand rotunds and
office is situated, by Otis Tufts best pssssn ger
elevator. W. P. Z. hEsERNE, Prop.
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Chicago Five stock.

Telegraphed to the AAeUs.
UHIos srocK YARDs, May 3.
Cattle-Market dull ; prices were about 12te
lower, shipping sold at SO 65 for prime, SO l24s
8 80 for fair; % STaa6 90 for medium, and SIS SO
a5 vs. for rough. Mixed and stock steers sold at
81 50a5 l2a for medium to good. Feeding steers
sold at "a 50a5 II! for medium to good; feedin 9
steers Id at 81 25a6 90 for inferior to extra.
Hogs-Fairly active, closing weak at yestsr-
days prices. Sales at S. 50a5 60 for good TO
choice; $5 25a5 45 for medism to fair lots.
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Those that are subject to it only kEoS what
distressing complaint I Is, aud is q 'sf! uu
~eIcome visitor. Al fret II csUses a dimheSs %
vision, followed by a terrible pain, s'ehness a'
be stomach, and vomiting SHd Then Tor 1%y
Or two, q person fsels as though 'hTs
e .;.lness One dose will cure when first at
ts.k.5 .ns o,e TO three bottles will effect per
manent cure.
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WILSON pretendS TO favor amnesty to tb'
South. This pre.enoe is the worst kind o
hypocrisy. Wilson's politics consist in a
mean hatred Of his Southern American
coutrymen. That is the beginning and enc
of him politically. He also entertains 6
particular dislike for Tsutons, because tney
drink lager. But Southerners and German
Americans both will survive this New Hanp
shire gipsy's i'll will.
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Exception is taken, even BY Republicans,
TO Vice President ColfAx's renominatinp
Gen. Grant for the Presidency every month
or six weeks.
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The PennsylvAnia cOai miners are not
satisfied with earning hundred dollars pei
month, which most people would regard as
liberal pay.
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CHILDREN TO TAKE.

DARrIEs DESIRING TO TAKE CHILD-
L REs to bring up, are requested to call on
Supervisor C. b. KnoI, of this oily There are
eight or ten bright intelligent girls AMI boys
aged from one month to eight and ten years,
now at the County House for whom good homes
are desired. Full legal rights will be Civ to
those taking them. For further particulars call
upon Mr. Bailey or Supervisor Knox.
decl9-d wifi
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Jaandice.

When you see person as yellow ss sAhsoh
b,, - comrgon sayiug,l you very naturally
,s r the con 81 asi Oh that 1t isJaOndIce, caused
by a arrangement OF the Liver, by the bile being
Q bstrueted and flowing with the blood tnTougont
lAe sy steIn instead OF passing of In its natural
eourte il TO the bowels. 0ne to three bottles will
cure the worst case.
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nc. xouis Markst.
TeIegraphsd to the ARGus

to the Ahaue.
sr. Louis, May 2.
Fiour-Duil.
Wheat Dali; spring 81 20; red winter u 80
Gorn-4sa5ec for mixed.
Oats-Dull, 53a54c sacked.
BarIey-$1 90.
Rys-9ec
Whisky-S7c.
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Twenty-four cireuses will traverse the
country during the present season, and .
good circus Is always sure of large crowds.
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EVERETT HOUSE.
BRIGGS HOUSE.

The undersigped takes pleasure in announc-
ing 10 his former patrons and the public th at he
has associated himself with the management Of
tie Briggs House, Chicago, where he will be
pleased To entertain his friends, and where every
effort will be nade TO secure the comfort and
10Y ment of all VIII favor the house with their
patronage. RlOLARh soMERs,
mchlO Late of the Richmond House
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Chicago 1sSarkess
zslsgrspAsd 10 the ARsus.

ozXoAse, May 3.
Flour-Quist, and prices well sustained at yes
terdays figures.
Whest-Decidedly lower with sales at 81 24a
253, closing at 81 244 cash; 81 253 teller last
half and 81 264 seller June.
Corn Lower, with sales Of No 2 at 54a65,
closing ct inside; seller June closed az 543e.
0ats-Lower at 474a47sc for regular closing
at inside.
Rye Firmer at s4aS43 for No.2.
Barley-Dull at SIC
Pork Lower at SIT 25a17 so
Highwines-Firm at $50.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

yIIANTED.-A SITUATION AS aENGTE
wv EER in some Manufactory, by man who
has had several years experience. Good refer
ence given. Address P. o. Box S55. Rock Is
land Ills may du
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Special Notices, 20 cents per line When In
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Communications, or articles inserted among
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