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IL. MEsTBorRNE GROVE.

Westbourne Grove, as most Londoners
know, is not to be understood in sylvan
or rural sense, for but few trees grace the
pleasant Bayswater thoroughfare which
goes by that name. 1t is a sort of minia-
ture Regent Street, many of the shops
being otfshoots from parent establishments
there and it is the favoritc lounge of the
female part of the Bayswater population.
Bayswater, as everybody knows, is given
up almost entirely to stockholders, retired
Indian officers, and Jews it is Il sort of
metropolitan Asia Minor; and about four
o'clock on 4 fine afternoon all that is fairest
of the female, and most Israelitsh of the
male sex, promenades Westbourne Grove.
Native Indian nurses may be seen in
charge of perambulators full of innumera-
BILE children invalids are dragged about in
chairs by the most misunderstanding
ruf1ians in existence maiden ladies stalk
ON with an evangelical and tract distribut-
ing air the British curate may be seen
ambling along as if conscious of the nim-
bus with which the imagination of his
female votaries invest him Jews hideous
in aspect, with their eyes meeting, their
hair hanging over their coat collars, bediz-
ened with false jewelry, and smoking unsa-
worry cigars, leer at Christian girls the
Bayswater swell, a distinct type, very weak
about the legs, hangs on to his eye-glass,
and mods to a passing acquaintance a
ladies' school-some ten hapless maidens-
is marched sternly past the attraction of
shop windows full of bonnets and earrings :;
the pavement is hidden by waving dresses,
and the air is redolent of scent, while from
every sloping shoulder the curl called by
the profane "Follow- me-lads," waves in
the summer breeze.
Such is Westbourne Grove and for this
promenade l started when l left Teddy
Maynard's rooms with the precious photo
graph in my possession.
When I got into Regent Street, hailed
hanson, and was soon speeding west
wards towards the Grove.
AS soon as 1 was safely ensconced in the
vehicle, took out the portrait. 1t looked
lovelier than before, the face still fairer
than when had first seen it and by the
time | got to the Marble Arch | was more
in love with it than ever. 1t was madness,
| knew, but men had been mad before my
time for love of a woman's face and wiser
men than | was had engaged in the mad
tournament in olden times to win smile
from lady that they could never dare to
love. had imported the old-world mad
ness of chivalry into the nineteenth cen
tury ; and it was nobody's business but my
own if chose to go on what every one of
my friends would call wild-goose chase
after 4 carte risite.
In the meantime was speeding towards
Westbourne Grove, rapt in the contempla-
ton of my beloved photograph, and with
no very definite idea of what course l was
going to pursue when reached my desti-
nation.
Teddy had given me no clue whatever to
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In n Garret.

This realm is sacred to the silent past
Within its drowsy shades are treasures
Of dust and dreams;-the years are long,
since last
A strangers football pressed the creak-
ing stair.
This room no housewives tidy hand dis
turbS;
And here, like some strange presence,
ever clings
A musty odor as of Wondering things
Here stores of withered roots and leaves
repose,
For fancied virtues priced in days of
Gathered with thoughtful care, mayhap by
Whose earthly ills are healed for ever
Here shy Arachne winds her endless thread,
And weaves her silken tapestry unseen,
Yelling the rough-hewn timbers overhead,
And looping gossamer festoons between
Along the low joists of the sloping roof
Moth-eaten garments hang, gloomy
row,
Like tall, fantastic ghosts which stand aloof,
Holding grim converse with the long ago.
Here lie membranes of childish Joys
Old fairy stories, conned and conned
again,
A cradle, and a heap of battered toys,
Beloved by babes who now are bearded
men.
Here in the summer, at broken pane,
The yellow wasps come in, and buzz and
build
Among the rafters wind and snow and
rain
All enter, as the seasons are fulfilled.
This widowed chest behind the chimney
Old letters, stained and nibbled family
show
The faded phrases on the tattered folds
Once kissed, perhaps, or tear-wet-who
may know?
turn page like one who plans a crime,
And 10, loves prophecies and sweet
regrets
A tress of chestnut hair-a love-lorn rhyme,
And fragrant dust which once was VIC
lets.
wonder if the small, sleek mouse, that
shaped
His winter nest between these rugged
beams,
Was happier that his bed was lined and
draped
With the bright warp and wool of youth
full dreams?
Here, where the gray, incessant spiders
spin,
Shrouding from view the sunny world
outside,
A golden bumble-bee has Numbered in.
And lost the way to liberty, and died.
SO the lost present drops into the past;
30 the warm living heart, that loves the
light,
Paints in the unresponsive darkness vast
Which hides Times buried mysteries
from sight.
Why rob these shadows of their sacred
trust?
Let the thick cobwebs hide the day once
more;
Leave the dead years to silence and to dust,
And close again the long unopened door,
!Scribner's Monthly.
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PUBLIC SALE.
A'm 50. Hh,

Inc Undersigned, having rented her farm will offer
Public Sale, on the premises Bay View Cecil CO.. Md ON
Wednesday,, tile Sill day Of March, 1871,
the following Stock and Farming implements:
good driving MARE . good work aud driving
HORSES, good stock, and in good condition: Patclcn
COLT. coming years old partly broken: black COLT
years old: ; fine MICH cows Yoke frst-rate
WORK OMEN pair young STEERS = Young Bulls ::
LETTERS; shoats; Sheep: Donkey.
twohor-c Power and Trlsher, nearly new: | Steel
tooth Hay Rake, l Excelsior Mower, Wheat Drill |
Grain Fan. Cornshcller, Roller, Cider Mill Root Cutter
Straw Cater, Grindstonc Wheelbarrows threehorse
Wagon, two-horse Wagon, Ok Cart. Germantown
Wagon. fnliins"p Buggy, new Basket Sleigh, Donkey
Cart ami Harness. Carriage Tongue and Yoke Yokcs
agon Cover and Bows large SZe,) set good Wagon
Harness P"w Gears, Brides and Collars good Riding
Saddle, Ladys Side Saddle, Ok Chain, Breast Chains
Cow Chains, Shovels Forks, Spades Rakcs Hoes Grain
Cradle, Moving ScytheS, Brambe Scythcs, Post Spade
and Post Ausers, large Milk Cans, and many other
articles not herein mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of 500 and under cash +:
on all sums over S20, credit # Six Months will hc
gwen iii" purchaser giyin. his Note with approved
security payable at the National Bank of Elkt0n and
t" draw interest from the day of sale not paid when
due per cent of for cash. on all sums over so
HS-Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock AN
ELIZABETH REGARDS.
req -, lo'l--wF SAMUEL BURNS. Auct.
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Notice To GraIifnrS

This is to give notice, that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county letters Testamentary the personal estate of
CHARLOTTE II. MOORE
late of said county, deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
til" same" with the vouchers thereof duly anthentca
On or before the 18th day Of January 1872:
they may otherwise. by law. he excluded from all benefit
of said estate All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment the subscri-
Der Given under my hand this 18th day of February
ISL. JOSEPH T. REYNOLDS
Executor of Charlotte II. Moore decd
Trst-REUBEN ID. LAMAR, Register
E.b
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NOTICE.
SAMUEL THOMPSON AND WIFE

WILLIAM THOMPSON AND WIFE AND OTHERS
In the Orphans Court for Cecil county In Chancrry
January 18th, ISL.
ORDERED. That the sale made and reported I,y William
j. Jones, Trustee for the sale Of the Real Estate men
Toned III the above entitled be ratified and con
hie" unless cause to the contrary thereof be showI
on or before the 18th day of April next: provided ;
copy OF tins order he inserted in ncwsInper
at Elkt9n once week for month before the 2Utl
day of March. next.
The Report states the amount of sales $500 90
JAMES McCAULEN,
JAMES NJ. EVANS
JOHN W. MORGAN
lrhe COPY; test, X. d. LAMAR.
Feb Is, lS7l-1m Repster
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THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF YORK, PA.-This Company
is one of the best Mutual Companies in the
country. The business of the Company is
conducted in the most prompt and accurate
manner, and losses paid without litigation
or delay. Applications for insurance left
at The Wig office, forwarded, and the pol
icies procured, without further cost or
trouble to persons desiring to insure prop
erty in the Company.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscribers If Cecil
county have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Testamcntary on the personal of
JOHN p. LOGAN.
late Of said county Diseased All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned exhibit
tho with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or lrf"rc III" 18th day of January 1872:
they otherwise 10y law. he excluded from all cuct
"i said estate All persons indebted said are
requested to make imnrliat" payment to the suIscr
hers. Given under hands this 2st dlv of January
ISL. MARY ANN LOGAN
GEORGE NJ. CHRISTIE.
Executors Of John 7. l. gan dee d.
T"St-REuBEN ID. LAMAR, Register.
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sB At the cor. of Sd & Orange sts., in
the City of Wilmington Del, there is an
establishment from which issues weekly
thousands of pounds of an article which to
every housewife is like "good news from
far country" That establishment belongs
to Moore " Bro;-that article is Whining
ton City Soap"
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ts The " Wilmington City Soap" chal-
leuges the world to beat it. 1t is pure,
harmless, beautiful and effective article.
warrentcd to do all claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate
its superiority. Moore & Bro, manufac-
turers.
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MEETINGS Of County Commissioners,

FTNllE regular meetings of the County Commissioner
i Will he held on the second TUESDAY Of every
month
Persons having claims against the County. will please
file the in tn" Commissioners Office with legal
voucher account will lie allowed not properly
cllarg"allc 10 the same.
Collectors others having accounts to lie stated
settled will apply the Cork durin. the of the
Board. BY Order
WIN. T. MILLER. Clerk
Commissioners of Cecil County.
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w WANTED.

BY A MILLER (marred) situation in I;rst or
Merchant Mill. would take Grst Mill on the shares.
Good references can he given Inquire at Tue CECIL
WING Office. Feb H. lSIl-iw
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TUESDAY, MARCH tile It'll, 1871,

TUESDAY,, MARCH tile It'll, 1871,
at l. o'clock ~. Stock and Farming implements:
head of HORSES. MULES and COLTS . of which
are mares: horses; pair Of mules. and > colts Ii
head Of CATTLE, of which Mich Cows, one with
calf at her side: the other will lie in profit:
head of Young Cattle part Ahlerncy; Yoke Red
Oxen. years old well broken. good size. IL SIIOATS
SOWS and PIGS.
Road or Farm Wagon, Ok Cart. pairs Twin IIar-
rows, = Harrow, Cultiyators. Flows l Roller IIay
Rigging. Steel-tooh Horse Rake Corn Covcrer Straw
Cutter. Ok i"kes Single aud Double Trees Ok Chains
Hoes shoves Spades Forks, Rakcs &c. l Carriage
lrncss, Wagon and Plow Harness. Head IIaltcrs Gc-
Germantown Carriage of Prtzschncrs best make for
two or four persons
70 tons prime Clover and Mixed Hay: 1000 bundles Of
bright Corn Fodder under lot of Corn on the car
l. dozen Homemade Brooms hog.hsad Of Vinegar;
Refrigerator lot of secondhand Posts and Rails Is
white Brahma Rooster. and other articles.
The farming implcmets all made To order last
Spring and have been well cared for The horses and
mules are good for driving and work they and the
oxen are for examination and trial until day of sale
All the other stock, harness, implements &C. arc for
examination until sold.
CON DlIloNS.-0n all sums SIS. a credit of Six
Months without interest; per cash on
all sums above that amount.
feb -, lS'l-2w" WIN. f. HEISLER.
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ORPHANS COURT.

IVNHE STATED MEETINGS of the Orphans Court OF
L Cecil county will he held on the second TUESDAY
IN every month. Executors Administrators and Guar
dans, wanting their accounts stated, will please bring
in the vouchers few days before Court.
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
Nov 80 lSG7-y Register.
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The undersigned has for sale at very MfKTf4
Nv prices several YOKE OF YOUNG
OXEN, well broken to work --NA
JOHN MATLDlN,
Feb is, lSil-3w near Pcrryyillc.
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HUMAN HAIR,
WILTBERCER'S

WILTBERGER'S
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
Are warranted equal to any male They prepared
from the fruits and will he found much better than many
of the Extracts that are sold Ask your Grocer Drug
pest for WiltbcrscrS Extracts. BARLOW'S INDIGO
BLUE is without doubt the best article in the market
for blueiug clothes. 1t will color water than OTr
times the same weight of indigo and much more than
any other rash biue III the market. The genuine
is that put up at ALFRED WLTEERGERs DRUG STORE, No
233 North Second Street. Philadelphia The labels have
both Wiltberscrs and BtrlowS name on them. all 9TH
s,s are ntsrfeij For sale hy and Drug
gsts. Wilthcrger's INDELIBLE INK will lie found on
trial To be superior article. Always hand and ur
sale at reasonable prices Pure Ground SPICES. Gen
uine MEDICINES. Channels Skins, Sponges. Tapioca
Pearl Sage and all articles in the drug line, at
ALFRED WILTBERGERS DRUG STORE
No 233 North Second Street, Philadelphia
May 2S. 1S10-ly.
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Phila. & Baltimore Central R.R.
CHANGE OF HOUR.

Phlla. n Baltimore central k.k.
CHANGE OF HOUR.
On an after Monday, October 8, 1870 Trains will run
its follows:
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA. from Depot of p. W.
D. r. r.. corner Broad street and Washington avenue.
For Port Deposit at NJ. and 40 =. NJ For Oxford
at \. 40 and Pm. wednesdays and Saturdays
only at 80 Pm For Cha'Is Ford and Chester Creek
X. X. at and 10 A. NJ. 40 and Pm. wednesdays
and Saturdays only at 80 p. NJ Train leaving Phil
adrlpha AT A. VI. connects AT Port Deposit for Baltimore
Trains leaving Philadelphia at A u. and 10 p. NJ"
Port Deposit 9.25 A. NJ Oxford 60j \. NJ. connect at
Chadd> Ford junction with the Wilmington and Real
ng Railroad.
LEAVE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Port Depnst.................. 9.95 An and 40 Pm
ION arrival Of trains from BALTIMORE
Rnwansv Illc........-....... a't', An ana 4'iJ PM
AN and i.'O PM
Rising 10 An ana 1nZ PM
LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE
Rowlands ........... 0j2 PM
hi>ihS lu-i An
Passengers allowed To tax" wearing apparel only.
as Baggage and the Company will in any case he
lars, unless special contract is made for the
HENRY WOOD.
oct ', 1870 General Superintendent.
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SATURDAY, MARCH tile All, 1871,
the following Personal Property:
Sorrcl HORSE: . cows l with Ueif.r Calf .t her
side; BROOD SOW SIIOATS
Germantown Wagon two-horse Spring Wagon. l
Dearborn set double Carriage Harness. set double
Wagon Harness. set Single Harness. Carriage Tongue
Cutting Box. Flows. Spike Harrow. Cultiyatur new
Union Grain Fan with Riddles and Screens. Dung Fork
ShoveS. Spade Dung Drags. large and a small
Crnwlar Double Tree Single Trees lot of Harness and
Collars. heavy Gralp"l with Chain heavy Iron Screw
with Double Wrench. lot of Old Chain pair Of Platform
Scales, Beam and Weights, Sleigh Runners, Pick. lot of
Hen Manure. AMI l." of Harn-yard Manure under cover
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE &c-1
Mahogany Sofa l Mahogany Armed Rocking Chair |
Mahogany Hat Rack, with Mirror Cancscat Chairs ,
Mahogany Tables. Il with Marble top) large Coal Oil
Lamp Venetian Blinds. large BclStea Iron Bed
stead Alright Wood Stove Window Curtains .
Corner Cupoarls, 60 yards of Ingram Carpet wards
Stair Carpet. 120 yards Rag Carpet IL yards Stair Oil
Cloth AMI - salr E%s with t:trlinsr Water Cooler
Churn and Horse. Lounge Kitchen Tables Sausage
Grinder. large Iron Pot. Meat Tubs, l Ice Cream
Freezer Lard Tub and Cover, Bench with back. Ten
Gallon kcC. fnrty-Gaon Galvanized Iron Oil Can with
R"fa. '''''''"" '"' VIII" sp40'' Buffalo
LUMBER, LEATHER BOLTS. BARRELS Sc-,oo
feet of ~ inch seasoned Hickory Plank lot of Oak
Chestnut and hc Pine Saw Logs: 800 # Sawed Square
Lumber. 20 sawed Locust Fence Posts and other Lum
her. Larg" and small lots Of Iron Bolts from !. to
inch and from inches to feet long, and lot of 4 inch
Iron Rods with Heads and Nuts 10 empty Barrels
including Meat Vinegar. Moassc> and Flour Barrels
- side Harness Leather: side Lace Leather. Grind
stone and Frame: Stone Breakers: lot of Lead Pipe
FLOUR, MEAL FEED and FERrrIzEEs.-2O barrels Of
Flour lac ke ~ bushels of Corn Meal 80 bushels of
Feed consisting of White Ship. Brown Shin and Oats
and Corn ground and other Mill Feed by the hushe 20
tons of Fertilizers in bags and barrels $50 wobushe
Seamless Grain Bags in lots and many other articles
TERMS OF SALE-All amounts of so and under to
be cash. all amounts go credit of Six months
will be given, by purchaser giving Note with approved
security payable at the National Bank of Ekton with
interest if not paid when due IA discount of 6 per
cent for the cash. No property he removed until the
terms "t sale are complied with.
y ll, IN com .It ,,.I
GEO. CHANDLER
feh - lNil-2w* SAMUEL BURNS Auct
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resides, containing
I20 hcRFS MnRF mr. LESS

100 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
1t is divided into six fields, all well wacrcd On this
farm there is a PEACH ORCHARD of 5000 trees 20Go
OF which are seven years old. ami 1000 two years old
also an APPLE ORCHARD of choice varieties.
This farm lies on the Ponds Mock road about five
miles from Cecilton and three miles from Rcybods
Wharf on the Sassatras River, and is convenient by
water communication with Philadelphia and Baltimore
The improvements consist of FRAME hn&l,
DWELLING HOUSE, 10 is feet. 21S stories t sifffn
high with Back Building. IGN Is feet and II nd ~
good Cellar underneath: Stable 20x30 feet ,a
Carriase-h"use Granary, MeathouSe, Ien-loilsc and
other outhuildings.
TERMS-One-half cash the day of sale: and the
residue in one year thereafter The credit payment to
bear interest from the day of sale, and to secured TO
the satisfaction of the Attorney.
". J. JONES'
Feb II, 1S11-ts Attorney
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PHILADELPHIA.
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
by f. Z. EWING.


Months 20 and % per cent additional Four change
allowed yearly advertisers without additional charge
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NEW ADTERIISEMENT'S.
PUBLIC SALE.
'ht A|., n ux
SATURDAY, MARCH tie All, 1871,

VIII be sold at Public Sale at the residence of the
undersigned ut he North East Mills in the Village Of
North East. Md, on
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FOR SALE.

T"st-REUBEN ID. LAMAR, Register.
Jan u. l>12-Gw
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y NJ. MACARTHUR, NJ. D.. rhyscian Sur.
Ia. geon Ottawa, III. Once IL Leland ushnelPs Block,
west OF Court House. June Is, IS.
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OTTAWA FREE TRADER: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 1871

have man With two legs-they are 20 common"
-Ex.
That girl evidently was determined not to be
disappointed in getting married. especially for
such little tribe a. q leg or two!
Indian Joe," Piute medicine man, we'll
known among the whites, was stoned to death
two sick Indians. The practice of medicine
among Indians evidently has its unpleasant fea-
lures.
Would 1t not be good plan to induce large
number of the white doctors of the large cities,
the Rosenzweigs and that class Of men, to 20 out
aud attend to the Piutes?
A considerable number of postofices in the
west have been broken into and robbed.-Ran-
kdkee Gdsettc
Yes. very likely; and in nearly every case by
SEINE street corner radical political hummer ap.
pointed P. NJ. by Gen. Grant to help keep up the
radical majority.
The Washington Press calls brother Moody
religious buffoon, who travels on his affected
oddities, and now good little children of Iowa
are not to be mulcted of their candy stamps to
build him church. Let him saw logs.
The postoffce in Chicago is soon to 60 into
the Wabash Avenue Methodist Church. We
hope this may have good influence over the
radical officials in this department.-Freeport
Bulletin.
Yes, but what will be the effect on the church
1t will DO seen by the borrowing item, which
we clip from the Baldwin Independent, that the
editorial corps of that paper has just been large.
ly reinforced: .....' ..
"Mr Gibson will please accept our thanks 70,
two nice large cabbage heads "-Jackson (Ioaca)
Sentinel
Vol bet the Baldwin Independent is repub-
lical paper. That's the kind Of beads radical
editors usually wear.
December and January have each FIVE Sun.
days This will be good news, and fully appre.
ciated, by the boys who so delight to "whisper
in her ear something sweet for her to hear" and
to meet my darling Jennie at the gate"
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mr.. j. j. BOYLE, Physician and Surgeon OF.
the Post Office rusrl2
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HR. NJ. lender, Homeopathic Physic,csn, Ot,a.
~ wa Ill., ONCE IN treeInans Block 0Fcrs his services
to the friends Of tho homeopathic system in Ottawa In all
branches his profession. Particular attention given the
treatment Of women and children. febl6-y
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TOHN PAUL. NJ. D.. Physician and Surgeon.
81 Office north the Clifton Hotel, OTTAWA
Ill. Residence next door nov q IS.
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PA Y ST. GA N s e.

TYR. g. HARD, Physician and Surgeon, over No.
~ l9 Main street, Metropolitan Block, Ottawa, illinois,
June eth, ISL.
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- BLAWIs,, NJ. d., MARSElLLES. ILLINOIS.
III. ONCE on Main street. marl,Tl-ly