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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-10-26

A NYTHING you want done in the line
N Heads, Cards, Posters, Pamphlets, No., he
sure and come 70 The Press O1ice, ON Chestnut
Street, north end OF Empire Block.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-10-26

THE New York Commercial Adrsrfsser pub
Dishes the following .spoem " after the manner
OF Walt. Whitman:
An elephant leaned up against tree and
scratched,
As elephants, from immen1orial times,
Have scratched, and scratched, and scratched.
= t4s+fs - II '7tt'- = - =
Titanic itchl Gigantic irritationi
An nnpoetfc act. yousay- grant it;
But to subServe the Immediate PURPOSE.
(The chief ambition brute instinct guidinR)
An act incarnafe. of me A ge's spirit; n a
Making the Jagged and contorted bark ~
To yield sorcease Of itch cult uiar depentfe,
Instead of gioating in dilettante joy
OF having some other elephant TO scratch him
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-10-26

.jI.ANY two apples are alike if they
are pared. ~ ~ IL ssa
A Paper that Takes-A sheriff's
warrant. Yxyg ~
The ties that connect business men
withthe public-adyertise,, -
MONEY is a great lever in the affairs
OF % man too Great 2 sleaFer, some of
US can never eve ess Keep = lt; ;sni.l3v4eqa
In regard to newspapers, young Ia
dies prefer cthosey which make the
most hustle. ! lt1Is1tz 4
AN old lady writing to. her SO son out
West, warns him to beware of the
bilious saloons, and bowel alleys.
To Young Campaigners47Ifryour
tent is not waterproof, yon should
pitch it. ,sa4WOI'@
A MAINE damsel rowed eight miles
In an hour and a quarter. Isn't she
row-rer? s3.i5.,s- -
IDLENEss is the mother of SIM, and
in the birth of the last the first becomes
parent. +. - S CT, e5si = - st.!ae 5is
STERLING SLEpeE, SON of Old SIedee
has been sent to the Virginia State
Prison for fifteen years. So the game
is up with him. s<ooH liz %
"A POOR girl has died in; Virginia,
from the use of tobacco, at the. age OF
one hundred. She was an orphan.
The saffron-hued angel of death"
is the polite namef1zaopted by the
Vicksburgh Times for,the yellow fe-
Yer. 7qaS - ifEin sai ae .ssnessa
r rarf f-.l~ ssfrt -
The latest extract from &C NWhats 4
know about Farming >" Catch youg
butterflies late in August. Select the
deep yellow ones, if you would get
good, sweet, saleable butter.
jist bekauzeA they was born So. They
kant tell when they got religion; and
ifthey should lose 1T, they wouldn't
kno it.osA Bilzia9s.l' = i,st.lsfs ,t1i',i i5sst
IT took a Pittsfefd girl fourrily years
to court and marry a Boston drum.
mer; four months to find out that he
had another wife and three children
and four hours to return to the pa
ternal roof.
.rONE of the leading Radicals who
attended the Grant breakfast at Titus
vile, remarked; in a louder tone than
he was aware of, that 9. Grant is d id.
fool. Tie President heard it. but
not being used to speaking in public,
failed to respond. y ~. ,.1e73- - n !
A WRITER who is well informed,
writes that more than l50, 900 acres OF
the best timber in America are cut ey-
cry year to supply the demand for
railway sleepers alone. In, a single
year the locomotives5in the d United
States consumed $56,000, 600 worth of
wood. :, 3....ssi e. ,.9y.i, .glE
THEY have natural soda water lake
on the Union Pacific Railroad. 1t is
proposed to plant fruit orchards and
maple sugar trees on the banks,@so
that the fruit and sap may drop in,
and the beverage be supplied on the
trains ithnatural fruit syrups.
:. M a..a-- - .o - - =.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1871-10-26

$1,000 WILL BE PAID TO ANY PERSON
producing preparation showing half as many
living genuine permanent cures as DIR. Filters
Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy. The scientific
preparation of Prof. Jos 7. Filter, NJ. D.. one
Of Philadelphia's oldest regular Physicians,
who has made Rheumatism a speciality 81 years,
permanently curing with this Remedy a5 in ey
er-y 100 patients treated; so warranted under
OATH from Registered cases, result unparal-
'leled. 1t is a pleasant medicine, free fIom in
furious Drugs, (sworn vouchers from RenOwn-
ed Prominent Physicians indorsing DIR. Filter
accompanying each bottle). To protect suffer-
ers from risk q legal guarantee stating num-
Der of bottles warranted to cure will be for
war6led without charge to any person sending
By letter full, truthful description of ease In
a case of failure to cure, the amount paid will
be refunded Price 8, so per bottle: bottles.
$50. Medical advice sent by letter gratis
Address DR.. FITLER, Office No, %, South
Fourth Street. Philadelphia. Sold or obtained
by A. D. RICKEY, Druggist, Main street, in
Empire Building, Ravenna Ohio.
Jan. 10, 1871. 125-1y.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02

the sr and the ys' ss .s1ss ss
place from desertion oy the rtsS@FencS. En-
elish and German since the war, the watering places
this country are flooded with this species OF
toursts, As consequence, mammas Win =. ~
eye deploy their squsdons before the ana
for lack Of brilliant smisbing that the nags are
tnualy struck to the fair Incredible 70 say d
men have boen cowed into persistent honesty snnna n
oomplants are now made about these old aoomnn
tions OF this great natural wonder resort Inc Torded
ary sensaton Of eaping rushing the las 70 nrsed
The visitors at least half dozen having been
dnce the season opened, but they DO say Wiz are
knowingly. that most Of the TRAGEDIES @ OF In' '0f'
Put-inBay on Lake Erie Is much talked OF ,sS III s
West this year and countless are the sttracuonS I'LL az
TO this not very euphoniously named resort. 1nns
the matter of fact Western papers have H. pSa tSs
clerks and yelitodo people generally can make @ .no
meager savings Of the year hoet snem et
peasant vacation and rural maidens OF modeet
And opportunities for life sosp or
sugar refneries in PEORIA Podunk, and
Milwaukee, which is certainly ceany sua sart ana
CITY brings its claims forward as Summer resor III
there is no reason why It should not become an .hs
can Ostend -Saratogs, Newport, Cape May anu hi rno
White Mountains are at the nig Long BrsnGh ' tSinI
ming out, and the veterans OF the resorts pekn '" '
Of q hegira toward home and c0miort.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
HOW TO PREVENT LOSS OF LIFE By
RAILRAY COLLISIONS
TO the Editor Of The Tribune.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The occurrence Of 30 many disastrous
accidents or catastrophes railways Of late has awak-
ened desire In the public mind TO ascertain II possibe
why railway collisions need be attended by such fright
fu Wholesale slaughter also why they be pre-
vented Their frequent occurrence win tend 70 dminish
nhuWay travel and unless remedy he applied the pub
NC w prefer restoration OF the sow moving coach
means Of trnnstby Of averttng the danger Incl
cent 70 travelling by rail- Theate appalling calamity on
tue Eastern Railroad Boston seemed almost neces
sarY 70 awaken the public from the indifference with
Mnch had to look the frequent railroad col
throughout the country, and 70 cause 70 taks
realizing sense Of the danger TO which all exposed
VINO mrust thrif lives 10 the and keeping of heart
sS railway cfeials In ordsr that they may be com
syertng the ioss Of life vhich attends eoisons ~
Tn wen known 10 railway men that an Improvement
called MilIsrs platform, sslfacting coupling and
nuner applied TO ears, wiz efsctually prevent the
SSssesllsssoSPios Ssels when they arc run into, Or sad.
poverty u. almost daily asstrSSsion' y n:
Of %,u tsas SfSssstsa .osid surely sysrs: e . q
prcyement the eas of train viii positively prevent
al possibility Qf telesoopng" and on the oocAson Of
~ recent dsAster this fact was demonstrated Tho
VI tns eIpress train were equipped with this improve
en Emu escaped injury although snddeny brought up
SsSssasE hso tst1 thae sxnt siApding stil on the
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
BOY AND GIRL SWEPT OVER A WATERFALL.

BOY AND GIRL SWEPT OVER WATERFALL.
During the freshet in Troy great quantities
OF dftwood filed the swollen stream, and hundreds OF
poor people risked their lives In picking II Tor fue Inc
Top Times gives tho particulars Of one fatal case: one
boat, containing three persons, John Powers IA man
about IS years of age), his we's sister (Magge Nc
Carthy dr OF 49, and John Crow. aged IT, While the
three were engaged picking the drift wood the boy
boat and he Immediately turned to Powers to whom he
said in voice Of despair, lack tSs Soat we're Ie
the But he soon saw that he was rapidly losing 9
ground He gave glance at the ti orGge 70
and water there only interviewed three feet OF space Inc
boat and Its occupants could not pass under Sam NJ 30 fa
high. II the boat and its passengers went over u tney
e se % s nsa ss an
attempted swim to the south shore But the current
s exhaSsted e and aoated under the bridge the
dam After his his body mot sesf aSs
Immediately after Grow had taken ,, his fatal tSa
lssD asnser crying sss Sftery % @
% thai sS OF ssys ss so
swim to the shore. He struggled with almost prefer
strength but b bis struggles s aTree oSas Is
his teeth and undertook swim toward the shore But
he lost aS s sna
he along to hold aa5 on a s
fss $s: sS.'s a9
By striking against o stone IN the bottom of
the creek short distance below the dam there IL
strong eddy caused by dentaton Of the south bank
Of the creek the railroad bridge In the CEN
ter of this eddy small upright engine has been placed
platform and is used for the purpose OF & esyahs 70
construction of the new bridge at Frstst Powers was
carried to this engine and ne managed TO- grasp one
Of the rods and hold to 1t with the enacity OF man
who knows he has taken the last chance for life
His head was visible, but the water poured IN
torrents over his shoulders. by this time crowd
had collected and several unavailng attempts to rescue
him were made. Men act out In boats to reach him,
hut the current snapped the fragile before they had
gone twenty feet from the bank and threw the boats
back to the shore. One two men attempted 70 SWIM
to the platform but they unable to proceed more
than yards At last eKpedien was resorteu 10
by which Powers saved. Ropes were attached 10
each end OF ski and standing Oh either side 0f
the indenaton managed TO guide 1t to where Powers
stood. Wenigh exhausted, the man was assisted INTO
the boat aud was drawn safely to the shore.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
A PROSECUTED HUSBAND.

In tie Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday,
before Judge CardoLo, motion was made for aimony
and counsel fee In the divorce suit of Sarah Reiser
against Samuel NJ. Reser The plaintiff, who was mar
red In 1862 and Ia only years DID, claims that defend
ant has committed adultery many times with Nelly
whose surname her unknOW that his treatment of
her cruel and abusive that she was forced to
him tn times, and that he is of
wealth., having made considerable money at
Oil City, Pa and well able to pay large monthly al
complaint was based merely information and belief;
that the allegations made are false that he has been
for long time prosecuted by his fathern-law, Gabriel
up his home and business that he fed to Oil City to
cape such persecution and that he has no property
yond OO his fatherinaw having despOiled hm OF his
possessions TO extent sufficient to pay twice the
Of this suit He also states that he has begun pro-
ceedings In the Court Of Common Pleas agxinst his
father for enticng away his wife. The Court de-
MED the motion without costs.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
THE COURTS.

INDICTMENTS FOUND IN THE wEsTFIELD CASE.
In tho Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
the Grand Jury returned number of indictments and
was discharged by Recorder Hacket After the indict-
ments were handed in, Distrct-Attorney Garvin and
the Recorder together for some time In low
tones and the DstricAttorney then took the indct-
ments In the Wested and left the court room. In
reply TO INQUIRIES concerning their nature, he stated
that they would not be shown to the reporters until after
the arrest OF certain persons who not under bail
The Indictments are to be for manslaughter
in the third degree against President Vanderbilt super
intendent Brasted and Engineer Robinson
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
Proposals.

wnHnerOs, D. @, ~ ITIR-
ITO CONTRACTORS for laying y .ss.aca
OuSNssssI.d prososas sil b. rse.lsss - isi q o.
sati Veissk de hfessth e,al aS 4. sysC y p. ps
aSscsiasSs N s..s silnc.s VOoo eo q lsss@
Wsssr Pps Stop .sa spscn G,sss ~ sessk ~
s.. ., 5. ~ss. - s,sssss +. e. = as,s y. ssss
RscA bidasr before nshsf ss ~ 81 s,ssr sEs nn - -
N. de an q sss thossssA sssn :. 800. n sssg
SssSssS IN ss rssslssd s unsesssa 80 ~ sssnsd A.
"a o. 's.'.ssS e ss,,s .sis % Z :sf .. 49, I
d,,.s !, ~ ,ias oi sseh pps special cA'aas ~
To- rssIsJ 2, ss ssst' 5s:. win .. rs-a .s: = :, -
t.tw, "Iss sS ecs eciaesss SO ssd !, serss l
'rAr 'ar'.:ssssS ssS ivs sss i u ) Sislo as.s siSs.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF NEW YORK. ..SsPTEABRR l.
CLEARED
Steamship Moro Castle Aa.a. hsvan AIac Mail steamship Co. Co.
Steamship Ann gnr Richards. Philadelphia wm. Clyde Co
steamship Frank Pierce. PhiiadelDhi..
steamship Nereus Bearse. Boston. II. P. Dmock
Steamship Steamship sstn ss @ S1; KY ssGS' Co.
5 s.s sa s ass as 5 & sss ss0HsSs u De
RSn. Bruno t. P.srp Bristol Eng Funeh Edy' Co.
Barr GIUSEPPE % GtI c.1,O' Gi1n. orders P Asre
Bar. ST. e md sso e E Rs. Bo e.
BIs Cairo M y,Hs. C9a nd market j. D; %G 4Sc GS
BIZ o.ps.. sp%gSs' Palermo sloopysh Z g:
Brig Virgins, Johnston, St Pierre Raymond Co.
Big NJ. L. B. OBJ, Estes Havana, G; Load Co.
fss Bss 4sssi: assss Rl S@ rum Bay haasSe
s 4SS, 2 sHoh sfa aisfess Ssr Ps Miller
scS ws Star hfp st. ISSn s9o b. b. c.nd
ARRIVED.
18th with md:e. and 70 Williams GCion
s % J. s. II. a. 20 S es R.s Gen. Aug "
sesmhp George B. Upton Roberts Richmond City Point and Nor
'o Bsri a sappS@ ' N.as &De Liverpool q t, With nd,e
Bark siiOddsr O RamOa LeghOm 81 days. with marble r's
Bark W. L. (otswausea Vaughan Port TalbO. Il days. Nth rail
BARK T. H. Duva Of Yarmouth ST. Larn, Lsi'h days with
DOMESTIC PoRrse
from the ra which che sailed last SATURDAY
She BY B. Adams and will shortly sail for the EAs
Indies The Spanish steamship Oracle sailed for Liverpool to-day with
full
Bosros Sept -Ari,ei steamships wm Kennedy from Baltimore
Philadelphia ship Wm Reed from LVerpOo bArks Mon
ea Manuel T. Bell from Baltimore; bigs Brazilian
Electra from Rio Grsnde Isabel Beurmann non
Sunnsm; j. Sullivan from Arecbo Six Freres from Porto Platte
from Havana Star from Havana Edwin from Bamor schoo
ship Mercury, from Nes.York.
FoRTREss LPassed steamship Berlin for Bre
mem bark Pesdes for Wilmington N c. .chr tes for Boston
Passed in of Richmond bark Monarch, from Baltimore.
FOREIGN PORTS.
1.-The CunArd steamship China Capt Maeauey
from New York Aug 2 touched a! Queenstown M evening and
The National Line Steamship The Queen Capt Thomas
Aug touched at Queenstown last and proceeded fol
The Iprnan steamship City Limerick Capt jameson
R touched Queenstown o'clock this morning and poceedet
HAvisA Sept L-saled steamship Cleopatra Capt Phillips fol
HeWiork
wHALERS.
VINEYARD HAVEN Mas. Aug a.-Arnved, q. 3. GfamshT
MoccaEn Lieut. Walden commanding having tow whaling scb Mon
Leach before reported SPOKEN dsmate from Charleston
for Poynceown The hoocasn fell In with The hr
Easweus day Capt reports having
oountsred the gale Aug l6 G 4 & and the vessel b.
coming ManP Reef and anchored the
dragging bent cables 10 the and cooler and everything erviceabe
ho and then them oyebosr parted ehsin and
still both and rode out the gale l7
do anything owing the ugly on he 18Th rgErd the
ga Jury what little Eai they conh, ard PrOceed
Her both bbOOn oreboOm, two boats ~
vo boilers and cooler galley anchors and chains two ore..i
and sayss deks Of everything movable store buuaiL
broke rails &c. has IS bbA and bbs
bacihsh on On the night the hurricane brig D. Smith
Lair OF ProvinoeOWn with lio bhlA whale OIL
[FOr --latest Ship Ne0s sec FIN PG0e.l
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
A FORGER ARRESTED.

Henry Hurlburt of Sixty-ffth-st., near First
ave., was committed yesterday. at the TOmbs Police
Court on charge forgery preferred by his employers
Brnckerhof Turner & Pohemus OF Nos IS and Is Lis
penard st. Mr. Brinckerhof made affidavit that Hurh
burt had robbed them Of large amount Of money by
forging their Endorsement checks drawn by Thomas
Martin a customer, upon the Peoples Bank Of New
York The specific charge that OF forging their In
dorsement to check drawn by Martin, Dec l. 1870 for
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
TWO DAUGHTERS ESCAPING FROM THEIR FATHEE
INSPECTOR JAMEsON's LoDGERs.

John T. Kelly of No. 40 City Hall-place ap-
peared before Justce Bowling at the Tombs Police Court
yesterday and complained that two Of his daughters
Jennie age 90 and Agnes, ago IT, had been abducted
from his house by d. B. Young. They boarding he
said at the house of Police Inspector Jameson In East
Thirty -hrsst The magistrate Issued warrant, and
Commissioned oacer H Of the Court squad 70 accom-
pany the father to the Inspecor resdenoe On arry-
ing there ARnes only found In tho house. and she
vas Immediately taken TO the Court
Inspector Jameson appeared as witness and testified
before by Mr.. Young an elderly man, who said that
their psrents were dead, and he was their guardian
been Waited frequently BY married sister living In
Paterson. The girls told hs wife that their mother died
guardIan WA going TO take tkom 10 Europe They as
said that THAR mothAr lef than some money Mr. Kelly
daushter and hs wshed TO place than In ehe Convent
Of tks Holy Cross Agnes replied tnat abe did not wish
10 70 into convent Justice bowling finally rave the
daughter into the custody Of hsr father, ahs was
takan 10 the Convent
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
qlTURDAY SRPr. 2

SATURDAY, SEPT. 2
Mails for Eurore Queenstown AMI Liverpool per Tesmssp
City Paris close at l2OO Supplementary MAIL on fier NO.
4J R., is closed | AS p.
All letters depOted supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
M.h for tie Bremen per steamship RheiD'
Mails tor the States ssean,hp Franklin olo %
l. n SUNDAY is.rr D
All Mails o'clock The F0stonee open from
MONDAY. SEPT.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
DECIsIONs-SEPT. 1.

Supreme Court Chambrs-By Judge Cardozo.-
Mclaughlin at M.LsugKn Of Referee confirmed and
dITos rsnted su,tody Of children pnhd The People
Stemmlsr Joseph order sassS
Gsnger-Memorsnda for counsel Daign a mol
counsel Gerth sg Geh-hepor o heefee
confirmed and udgmen! Of divorce granted
Superior Co1t-Specidl Term-By Judge Jones'
agt granted Haiin al Han- Aoon ad
loaned ID Buckley .gt ReArdon-odef o reiefense
ib.rper at Ohle.-Order Of substitution granted
. n,r,ne Court-Part UI-By Judge Gross.-Hart
~ M".yudgmeut By pntH for so aS costs and
AS Allowance Pnrtier agt MKreet-Seited
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
CRIMINAL COURTS.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
committed Phillip hulsan Of No SS DslIsseyt 9r
for and bss upon Charles Urbask Of No. LA Besckefa
Seven sailors, charged with deserting from the
Swedish ship Protector, committed yesterday by
Osborn To await demand OF The Swedish Consul In ceorisnct With
provisions OF the treaty between this cCunsr and sweden va
Smith, the Of the American ship ButerPe charged wn
song and sinking her from Falmouth BnsAnd 70 ths
pon was committed for examination.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
Nrw voRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1871.

day, II the case OF Richard Tighman sgt kosnd "
Mitchell Judge Batehford directed the entry OF 90
cree in favor Of the plaintiff for y22so for the nrnge
mont by the defendant of plaintiffs patent for the man
ufacture Of glycerne This the largest decree ever en-
tered In patent case In this Court.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
Maebinfrp.

NJACHINISTS' TO0LS-FOr any class OF
WI work Founder Poge and Boiler N.ker' e9IofE 70.
impro,euen GRINDSTOEES BOres TrDF and Hacking hsel
win keep the stones and sharp for quick and asaos Sds
dust GEO c. HOWARD II s. Eighteenth ct. Phiatepti rs
MARINE BOILER for SALE-Nine feet u
WI length r6i wide si feet high So return tubs
tert been used only with fresh water. u 5s,,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
CIVIL NOTES.

A suit was begun yesterday in the United
States District Court for the forfeiture 10 the Govern
ment OF the steamer Thomas p Way for Transporting
empty whisky barrels upon which tho revenue stamps
had not been cancelled. =
In the United States District Court. yester-
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
nTNJATuRE ALMANAC

Sun nps....5:T Sun 6:3l Moon rses. S:U
Island 1928 Hell Gate Ferry
hI8H n
Sandy Hook. 95 GoTs. Lspd.. 952 Hell Gate Ferry
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
PASSENGEES ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOL-In steamship M,phsttsn Sept l.Judg
Joschmsen and wlie Capt Webb ad wife Rev W. b G,9" IT.
A. roy Rev MeKrerLin Frost Dr. Lansden: Mr. and Mrs
F. Yndi Mrs Williamson, MI and Mrs Boldly
Andrews T. D. Johns Miss Ghben Mr. and Ma d. H. PerAns
HnnnK.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
DentlstrD.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" mated the anssthec Of aous oIss E ,d.ini't.r 4
WITHOUT PAN-.s 4seOO psssA testify Bee their
otaee. No. 10 Cooper Insttsta
New-York tribune., 1871-09-02
miscellaneous.

MARTIN KALBFLEISCHs SONS.
WI MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS AND iHfUKl Snyx A~'
FULTON AND CLIfFsIS hkn'loAA'
iRSTABLISHBD ISisD
Oher In Quantities TO SUIT;
or oP vrTRIOL ALUM,
viLpir ~ ,cih SODA ASH,
hURIATIC ACID, AL SUDn;
AQUA FORTS. COrfhnhIhTSS,,oy
AQOA AMMONIA BLUE VI. Ivrn irg np POTASH
TIN SALTS, BllMhoG1nn ~ ISnIO
NITRATE OF IRON ENTiSAtL ~ ~ IInGEoOp
sULPHATB OP ZINC, ExTRA1i " ~, scnI :.
GLAUBBR'S SALT MIMIs% 0o
MARBLE DUST, bhhoiVHA
&c. kc, ke ,,.. .,.lebsE
~ PRICE LISTS Special QuOstoa nfnunoa ,,opR
CPEClAL NOTICE. Though the ss SL {, m,,a,.d =.
SO he exclusive nght Introduce SeS they ss ,ssr I Isos @
not "a ta.e advantage Of this hc bot have rss
Son 10 As lossst pon incident 10 the hvees cor - ~
.Sy nor, thai eousamsr will appreciate this ssss"e
.in r.turn A fair Of mersd patronage
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