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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-24
champion Washing Machine,

IA L L. Undersigned, cItIz1.. of Fremont Obio
w having Witnessed ahu th0Iol ghIy LesleQ tl,g
NUikIBgs OF The hampton " ash holler ia tloqueed
Dy a. h Hitchcock, 40 e4eerluliy rtctnmend &
~ the luoilc as esing the best thlBg fOr wasbinq
clothes that We have seen OF tn O, both IN 49,
qtlgknezs1 snd Pcrfecuon, Il DOS It's work uen
aud thoroughly, oors Lot dal age the cloths and
slll " aslI DOtn hight iabrics anu heayv Plrnonr.
with Equal ease ahd perfection.
Mrs. T. I. Norton, Mrs. h T BosEorth,
MIS- i Lei peiman, EiTs n strohel
MIS- Margaret Z patterson. Mrs b VanVaiksnbulg 2
Mrs. Moore Ms d smith,
Mrs "A bell, Mrs. ) Thomrsoa
AIRS. Thompson. Ms 5 Fslll.a.
9lls- johnson. Mrs W y sherwood,
alIs. Grimes, MIs- s A Sbyder,
a = SHlth. Ars- Henry Aonk, .s
Mrs. L .. Michael, Ms. Dr. Nuiuer
MIS-. 1ounBi Ms Dillon,
airs. A Rulmsn, R1s J keele.
heY. Bower jos kumbaugh,
NoItOni MS i HaLHeid
MIS-. 4 z Bgekland iT, Alrs. 4 q tileeue.
Mrs. WIN StIne, Mrs Il AfcArdss
Mrs. JuO 2 EIdsl Kin jF.
Those machines can be had BY aupI~inrss a A
J. hnyder who la sole agent fnr : ar5lirkv- 80
OTTAWA ountlss. III
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE


EOR SALE.-A House with seven
L rooms, on South side Market st. west Of Arch,
20 rods from Post-oficc. All kinds Of fruit, small
barn, with K or y acre. Price, s2,5OO'
TOR SALE.-A valuable lot on
L North side Market street, cast of Arch.
TOR SALE two Story brick
Il house with basement, y rooms, on south side
Oroghan street, bat few stepstom the POst-Ofice.
EOR SALE.-Three lots 90 by S24
l. fronting on Croghanstreet, suitable forstores
NOR SALE.-In the village OF
NorwaIk, OF Main Street ,one mile east IRON
the Court House. Seven t7l acres OF land, in high
state Of cultivation, House, Barn, Sheds and
Hennery, Well aud Cistern. A fine Orchard with
ali kinds Of Fruit, Berries, Grapes, &C. Sandy
Soil Just the place for Gardener, with ready
market for all one can raise Price, 600. Terms
to suit purchaser.
OAK WOOD CEMETERY,
EOR SALE.-IOO0 Lots more or less
l. in Oak Wood Cemetery, rangingin prices from
Is to sl00. Every resident of Fremont, should
makeselection of alOt, and beautify the esame, for
sooner or later allgo to that place. A map of the
groundsean beseen at my Office.
ISAAC NJ. KELLER,
52-Iy Fremont Ohio.
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Fluid Extract Buchu


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male or female, from whatever cause originating
and no matter Of how long staining Iii pleas.
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Those suffering frOm broken down or delicate
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The reader must DC aware that however slight
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tain to Affect the bodilyhealth and mental powers
Anthe above diseases require the aid of Diu-
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great Diurctic.
sold by Druggists everywhere. Price
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Delivered TO any address. Describe
Symptoms in all Communications.
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Washington Irving writes, Very
respectfully, your ob't seT't and
John Z. Kennedy writes immediate-
iS undernsatA, II entirely agree with
frsine.'t ,k ~ 81
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Personshaving property for sale or rent, viii dc
weIlto call on me.
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GENERALL AGENTS WANTED

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AGENTS WANTED PoR
GOLDEN SHEAVES

talnlng ssleeiiOus mCIn ONE HUABEED Oi the 1sost
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lspiees IL Ten coioTs, and many choice e1grsvlbgs
Al one halt the pee charged Tor any other b0ok of
ITS quRrty Agents can sell twice as many Of this
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Ciergymen, Teas hers, and energetic Young men
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Boston and New England Passengers.
with their Baggage, are transferred

with tnelf BaggaSeg are transferred
FREE or CHARGE in New York.
The best ventilated and most Injurious Slesp-
ing coaches - IN THE WORLD-d-s acoornraniv
ali night trains on this Railway.
70 The Erie Railway Company has oDened
new Ferry frOD their jersey City Depot TO the fos
Of 23d St., New York, thus enabling passengers 10
reach the upper portion Of the city without thseS
pense and annoyance OF a street car or omnibus
transfer.
- The scenery along the entire route of the
Eric Railway Is OF the most pictuvesque and bean
tiful character. Admirers Of Natures beauties in
daylight journey over the line, viii hnd II ffs
ever changing landscapes subiec;s Of continual al
miration and interest.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROF GA
Ind fare qlIrays as lo'e as b. asiy other rol,fs
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can Ice obtained 90 an the urih.s,,,f
Ticket Offices on main and connecting lines.
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w ATCH FREE and 80 q day sttre, and no
w humbug, Address LATTA q CO., Pitts
hTIrDi a.
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The Magie Cont
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

no poison. One comb sent by mail Tor 81. Dealer
supplied at reduced rates. Address W1n Patton
Treasurer, Springfield, Mass. A.
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EMPLoLMENT for all

G10 SALARY PER WEEK and expenses
scOU paid agents, TO sell our new and useful dis.
oovcries Address D. swEEr 8 Co., Marshall, Michi
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4 GENTS WANTED-,s22OA a MONTHLY
= the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINEC0
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HHere, On he banks Of the beautiful Ken
usbecs iE-. sud undsr her hespitabls roof,
] an requested 70 lnscribe my name on this
tablet, which do as a marx Of my high res
pect and esteem for Mrs,--, have visited
bar country in haste, write in haste, and leave
4 with adniEstioa and nespect.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24
----
A Present.

The New York Store is about sending
to every family in our city one Of their
neat memorandum and calender cifcu-
lars, and also neatly executed Photo
graph (by Ensminyer Bros their store
building. Lawt,n Bros. e. Post are
doing Lions shi,r re Of the business in
their line, and lately having reduced
nearly everything in their stock. are de-
trrmlned that every one shall know and
have the advantage Of it. The presents
they are sending are such that will be
appreciated, the Photograph in particu-
lar, as it gives view of not only our
live house. but of IN old landmark, being
the first brick store built in this county,
and the one where our late and worthy
tnwnsman, p c. Wilcox used to trans
act such large and profitable business,
that we hear frequently referred to ny
our old settlers. Progress changes all
things, and but a few mouths are t"
clapsc ere the old front Of this building
is 10 be torn down fer one being more
after the modern style and that shall be
worthy Of the live house Of the west,
The New York Stare.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

ABOUT ADvERTisING.-Fhc following
extract is from the financial article of the
Journal of Commerce, New York, a pa
per whose opinions have and are en-
titled to great weight on subjects per-
tanning to trade:
people who sit nervously in counting
houses, or behind their goods, waiting
for customers to take item by storm,
and making no effort to let the world
know the bargains they have to offer,
Will find the season very unpropitious. -
Mary Of those who have spent large
sums in hiring drunmers and paying for
other well known Appliances Of trade,
have effected large sales but swallowed
too large share of the receipts in such
enormous attendant expenses. The best
remuneration has been found by those
who have returned to legitimate old
fashioned methods Of pushing their bust
ncss We eay it, not simply because We
are interested il this line Of expenditure,
but " our best sdvice to al who wish to
be entcrprieing and to secure n large cus
tom, there il nothing now :" effective to
.his end as judicions advertising A
little advertising may he like gentle
touch Of the whip topoor Dobb'n's horse
u mercy thrown away but n liberal out
Law is almost certain to bridge it in a
large return and this will last even be-
yond the current season. We do not be
lieye any one who has valuable service
or desirable property to offer can fail OF
reaping rich harvesls by continuous ad-
ver.ising on large scale"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

SuAMEruI. BRuTALTTy.-Wc were
placed in possession the other day of the
particulars of a scene Of heartlcss bar
barity, enacted on one of our most pub
Tic streets two weeks ago, which stamps
the actor therein rs a wretch not fit to
live among civilized beings, and, which.
if it was suffered to pass without rebuke
from some source, would reflect upon
our civilization as a community. We
regret to say that it did pass without the
notice and punishment by the city au-
thoritics, which its .cvoting character
demanded.
The propretors of one Of the meat
markets having purchased hcifer for
beef, placed the animal in charge Of one
of his employees, one Jesse Woods, to
lead to the slaughter house. Being wild
and not disposed to lead easily, the rope
attached to the horns Of the heifer was
made fast to wagon, and still being re-
fractory the heifer WAS dragged for some
distance byepain force, alternately on
her knees. her side and back, during
which time Woods kept belaboring her
with clubs and stones in the most un-
mercif | manner, the poor beast in the
mean tim uttcring the most pitiful cries
and gr0ans of distress. We would Etin
that the barbarious recital should end
here. hut the worst remains to tell The
rate Of progress being too slow to suit
him, the heartless wretch, Woods. whip
ped ont knife and deliberately commen-
ced cutting TIE tail Of the noac frantic
creature into strings, finally ending this
part IF the horrid performance by sever
ing The tail at one of the joints near
the body. Then, his beastly passion be-
ing yet unsated. he stuck his thumb into
one of her eyes and gouged 1t from its
socket In this pitiless plight the poor
COW was dra eyed to the slaughter house,
and there suffered to remain one whole
dny before she was finally released from
her suTcrings by the knife.
We have no heart to comment further
upon this exhibition of worse than
british harbarity. We refrain from
giving the name Of the employer Of
Woods, but if he will accept a friendly
suggestion, We viii say to him that his
business vii not be likely to suffer by
rid ling himself of his savage assistant.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24
Great Reduction.

n,.na r. mo f,ot tbat coch
Nv Go,as ,o,sa IN orr c;tv sells but
,,,nsa,;,,,,v few brnss Goods they
hava r. san c,,n,ncl,cd 70 oct beyond whit
...',,,,, ~. ,,nira, nr,t;t. conseonently
~ ,"a;as hara had tn nav more for the
sa,no o.,al;t, t;,nn their more fortunate
| y-;anda v.bn live in the larger cities.
~. ,l.,, Ne,v yo-,. store has al.
49, 49,. Ia N. ..rea;t ~ selling much
80 .n.n oo,nnat;n, bousrs Yer NOT
son,;noIv sat;.t;rl with that have de.
to,'.';na,i+o vel ,he;r press Goods in
accord,,nce with other Goods. and there
bv much increase their already exten,
,;rc nrcss Goods trade AS has been
! r o,..,v asserted scarcely lady {, i
i'd"e'i.. ,.ss her dress came
Pcfiec.'y s"''sn." u'. 81 NJ /, ,,orc
rom ny ~" " So: ,.oar.ar
VIII my - nay o.'s -. aas;..a
khowihg ta''. 'nes aie et t'a. oau , a1s.
Styles at 'hne'' 'cSs pre- .'''' ..n e h,,,
Where pe an '''ltu; ana WI" - 49, III, ~.
,i'> h,'ui".
10" ~ uo'S 'ie''
The proprlct"rs or tne ne" .",A
Store have long felt that ny carciui'y
buying for cash IN large q"ah'i'l's' cue
choicest ard most desirapie q"aii,'es
and stiles, marking the same at t'le foe-
est Nring prices, and selling stfaettyJo'
cnsh, that they could so increase their
dress goods sales. as to warrant 'hem IN
rc"u' IN. '"e prizes nv" one .'oa ~, -
g"e ""l 'aas1 '',, "'a r,'I ,,ns;n "a rher
Ie" anu ", ei'ui'
nave the1e'ol1 o.e: =. 'n'""s' ~ 'as
STOCK ara mafhea II 40" H. :" so'n' ~. ~,
st''tFe' 'o PSI -.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24
The Boston Store.
No 4. Chatham St.

no 4. Chatham St.
JERNEGAN & CAMP BELL,
wholesale and retail dealers
in Groceries, Wooden G. Will
low Ware, Canned and Dried
Fruits.
We buy our Goods direct
from importers and mannfac-
turers and save the whole
salers' proft. I'D buying and
selling for Cash enables Us to
retail Goods at wholesale pri-
ces. You will save ten per
cent. by buying your Grocer
les at the Boston Store. Light
rent. light expenses and small
pro11rs.
We are Agents Of sisson
Wallace & Co., San Francisco.
for the sale Of the Celebrated
TEAS of their own inporta-
ton. and can always gIaras-
tee bargains in Teas.
We are also Agents for the
the celebrated Oes Moines SUI
gar Cured HAMS.
BuN's New Block Chatham ST.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

TIE PooR--Last Tuesday evening,
without special invitation, we stepped
into the cosy residence Of John Wiley
and suddenly found ourselves, the only
gentleman present, confronted with q
room full Of ladies, ~sca intent with busy
fingers upon fashioning some article Of
wearing apparel for the poor Of our city.
No avenue Of retreat being open, we
made the most of the situation. We
soon found that the committee Of the Ia
dies aid society had discovered enough
of suffering aud dessi'ution in our midst
to set the hearts Of the ladies all ay!ow
with sympathy and their hands to work
to provide relief We were told Of one
family in particular, which, reduced to
want nv the sickness Of the father, were
suffering not only for clothes. but for the
necessaries Of life and the means of
warmth; the half naked children crawl
ing upon and under the stove to get the
benefit Of the dying embers within it.
to nerve the ladies Of the society to Sill
pcrhuman effort, and this was the an
linus of the busy scene before us. lhey
babe rs appeal to the bencvolence Of the
public to aid them in their noble work,
and especially to invite the gentlemen to
meet with them, bringing their contribu-
tions of money, clothing, or any thing
which will relieve the cruel suiterings OF
the poor. f
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

Hon. w. G. DOMAIN is absent at Dcs
Moines attending the laying of the cor
ner stone of the new Capitol. He will
return this week. and on Tuesday star,
for Washington to take his seat at the
opening Of Congress next month. We
confidently anticipate for Mr. Donnan in
Congress not brilliant, but an eminent.
w useful career. He has work in him;
the application to enable him to master
the duties of the position in the shortest
possible time, and the enthusiasm which
will nerve him to do whatever he assays
thoroughly and well. We predict that
the people of the district will have no oc-
casion to rcpiemand him for his non at
tention to heir interests; while his edu-
cation, training and former record give
guarantee for his devotion to correct
principles.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

THE Conservative this week, with very
bad taste, as We think, snccrs at the
efforts making in behalf Of the poor, by
declaring that they are due to the fact
that "the Chicago and other calamities
have made it fashionable to be charita-
ble." We have charity enough to be-
licve that this remark was penned with
out thought or apprehension Of its bear
ing, and that our ncigllbor in his heart
will accord our ladies and others whose
hearts are all alive with active sympathy
for the needy, motives Of the trucst and
noblcst charity We hope it will show
him, however, the evil effects of writing
without thought; putting on to paper
the first thing which comes into his
mind just to fill up.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

y, TEACHERS CoLuMN.-We resume this
week feature Of the BULLETIN which
has heretofore given it an additional in
terest with a large class Of readcrs-the
Teachers Column. We may be permit
ted to congratulate the readers OF the
paper and the teachers upon the cho'ee
Of editor. IF there be anybody connect
ed with the educational interests of the
county. exeellently well qualified to give
the column interest and usefulness it is
Mr.. Pierce He has ability, experience
and more than all, a lively enthusiasm in
the cause Of education; and we expect
him to say so many good things, and be
the cause of others saying them, that We
shall be compelled very often to give
him more space, than one. column,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24
YRS
furS
Fl urS

A large stock just opening at
the New York Store, which for
quality. style and low prices are
unequallel.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

orr FOR OREGON Mr. p. A. Lewis,
one Of the substantial citizens of Quas
quc'nn, recently in trade and Postmaster
there, started on Wednesday Of this week
for the Pacific coast FIe will visit the
capital Of Oregon. Portland, and Seattle,
one Of the contemplated termini Of the
North Pacific Rri!roaa, with view oI
driving his stake permanently in one o.
those localities. We wish MIR. Lewis q
pleasant Journey and hope to receive
from him descriptions Of his trip towar(
shutdown, for publication in the BULLE
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

PASSING THRoUGu THE FIRE. This is
the first publication Of Root & Cady
Chicago, since the great calamity. II is
fearfully appropriate to the times, and
we think All who like Mr. Geo. F. Roots
music vii! be interested in singing it
especially the chorus, which is rcmarka
bly, effective Price 30 cts. For sale by
Kcelcr & Baker, City Music store, Main
street
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24
C1JssI OCEEcr0aY Or INDIE.
.PENDENGE.

PaEs8gTERI\N w. 8. phelps. Pastor. Sab
bati serti;e if:So I. NJ, aud ,:M r. N. Sab
bah S;lnDi. II O'Clock. Prayer Meeting,
W,llcs lay evening, 80.
METHODIST EPIScOptL-W H. Sparlin-, Pas
tor, Sasbath services 1890 A. NJ. and 1870 p. NJ.
Siboath S.iaol. 1. n. Prayer Meeting, Thurs
day evening at -:3a.
con IRE iAriON AL-C. H. Bissel, Pastor. Sab
bath serbia, at 1870 \. NJ, an1 r. NJ. Sab
batleS ;iool. M Prayer, Meeting, Wednes-
day evening 7:3D.
BAPTIST CHURcH-Wm. L. Hunter. Pastor.
Sabbath service 1924 \. NJ. and I:aa p. NJ. Sab
bah Schn A. l.. il. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday
evening 30
Sr.J,dES EPISCOPAL CHURCH-C. S. Perci-
val. t,ctnr. r. tu'ar Slndav s.vvce morning
aal .eeaias a! riaring,of bell. Sunday School
INN .Aiatelv after norniug service
Gs iii IN PaESBYTFRIAN -John g. schaihle,
P,.tors S,rvic-s 1870 M. and 1890 p. NJ.
Sehhsth sscirset At . p. NJ. Prayer Meeting,
Weln ,slay ey,ninr T:'a.
CATHOLICISM JOIN TIE y,NGE!tsT-Pastor,
Rev john l.. GnsNar. Services every sunday.
Low Mass ut sts \. n. High Mass NJ f0'a Il m.
Suldav School ut } O'Clock p. NJ. Nespcrs al 3
O'Clock D. M fvaninr services occasionally
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

DR. BINGHAM's LECrURE.-Thc lecture
OF Rev. j. S. Bingham, ID. D., ut the Con
gregational church, on Tuesday evening,
was reasonably we'll attended. The 'ec-
ture, or sermon, for it partook of the
character of both. was not such as would
be appreciated by the average popular
audience 1t was scholarly, cultured and
slightly trancendental. We shall attempt
no eyno isis of it as we took no notes.
but simply say it was an earnest plea for
that kind of learning which comes OF
thinking rather than reading, and which
is the only criterion of true success. DR..
Bingham has not pleasant style OF
speaking, but the MATTER of his public
utterances shows him to be a man OF
power.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

A SCALI.AwAG-Ja Fordhan, once an
industrious and reputable mechanic in
this city, but lately descended, by bad
associations, to the level Of chief clerk
Of IA rum hole, took another step in the
downward course this week, by leaving
town between two days. cheating the
printer out of IA bill OF two dollars.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

THE BAPTIST CnuRcH.-The Baptist
society of this city has extended call
to become their pastor to Rev. n. NJ.
Preston. late Of Wooster, Ohio, which he
has accepted and entered upon his
duties. The pcws of the charc. were
rented the present week, and were found
to he in quite unexpected demand. Regn
lar services will be Resumed at once, and
continue without interruption.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

The following is the programme for
the Teachers Institute to be held al
Jcsup, Dec 2. 1871:
Arthmeti james Dalton.
Geography-J ID. Laird.
r. NJ.
Drauing-G. 4. Marsh.
Hstory-Wilson Palmer.
Ho,o to secure proper resp, ct Of the pup
s. G. Pierce
Each subject to be discussed Mrs
Thomas and Miss Ann Marsh, committee
on Music By order Of committee,
Z. S. SToCKwELL, Chm.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

Nor DEAD. = A rumor was flying
round town last week to the effect that
Ensign, the patent right man of year
or SO ago. but now keeping livery stable
at Lincoln, Nebraska, was dead OF
typhoid fever Letters have be n re-
ceived from him this week by parties in
this city, which make no mention of sick
ness or death, so we conclude that he is
alive and kicking, and able no doubt to
enjoy the perusal Of his obituary in last
weeks Conservative.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

THOSE Of our subscribers who have
prom scd us wood. are informed that
they could not hit the proper time better
than just now, when old Winter is howl
ing lis mcnaccS at us.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1871-11-24

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ceipt Of the newest and most popular
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the best authors, in choice AMI tasteful
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| inspection Of the public is invited.