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DIED.

HBNszEY.-On the 9th inst, ANN HENSzEY re-
lict Of the late Joshua Henszey Sr in the SD year
Of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son, Samuel G.
HensZey, No. 964 North Sixth street, on SiXth-day
afternoon, 30th inst, at O'Clock. -
LEwIs.-Suddenly on the oath inst, after a brief
illness, ELIZABETH j. LEWIS, wife Of Thomas Lewis,
in the 43d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral services from the residence of
her husband, Thirty-eighth and Bridge streets, on
Wednesday afternoon, at O'Clock. Interment on
Thursday afternoon at Mount Hope Cemetery. Lam
caster county. Leave depot Thirty-frst and Market
streets at s A. M. -"
? LowER.--On the Path inst, JOSEPH LOWER, son OF
Isaac and Mary Ann Lower, aged 81 years and A
months.
The relatives and friends of the family, Eoan
Council, No. II, Junior Order o. U. A. NJ, and the
attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at 4
Queen street. To proceed to Ebenezer Church
Vault
LUcAs.-On the 9th inst, after short and severe
illness, Miss LOUISA LUCAS, aged IS years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend her funeral on Friday
morning, at 81 O'Clock, from her late residence, No.
1927 South Fourth street.
MCLAUGHLIN--On the 2Sth inst, ELLA, daughter
OF Frank and Salie Mclaughlin in the 18th year OF
her age.
Therelatves and friends OF the family are requested
to attend her funeral from the residence OF hei
parents, No. 8S0T Chestnut street, on Saturday morn
ing, at O'Clock. @S
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sci seated upon stone step near the carved and
embossed door OF the mansion. Buondelmonte
starts with surprise at this vision Of ovelIness and
1t is evident that he is already conquered by the
spell OF the sorceress, while behind him his COM
panions seem scarcely less startled than himself
Above the carved and embossed doorway floats the
embroidered standard, while in the distance are
seen the characteristic roofs and towers OF Foren-
tine architecture. The coloring OF the picture is
remarkably rich and harmonious, and is purer in
tone than any of Mr.. knights previous works.
We believe that this work will shortly be placed
upon public exhibition.
MIR. George F. Wright, a New England artist
who has recently settled in Philadelphia, has just
completed half-length portrait OF General Meade
and smaller ones Of Messrs. Robert Craig and F. f.
Mackay, the well-known actors General Meade is
represented in ful-dress uniform; and II not the
best, 1t is certainly OF the best kenesses he has
ever had taken. The face and the hands are very
carefully painted, the artist having bestowed great
pains upon the modelling OF all the characteristic
features OF the Generals picturesque presence. The
portraits OF Messrs Craig and Nackay also very
ereditable performances, and will readily be recog.
nized by their admirers as excellent llkenesses.
Mr.. Howard Roberts has just completed very
charming portrait-bust OF a Philadelphia beauty
which is an Improvement on his previous efforts.
The face is one Of much refinement, and is full of
character the artist having been particularly happy
in giving his work a lfe-like and animated look
The pose Is bly, elegant, very slight ncli-
nation Of the head to one SIDE giving 1T an air of
graceful coquetry that is the more pleasing it is
far removed from anything like afectation. There
is no sculptor with whose works we are acquainted
who understands better than Mr.. Roberts how to
treat fine point like this, for it is just In such
matters that the artistic faculty displays itself most
decidedly, and by which the true artist is distin-
guished from the mere modeller and worker In
marble. The hair in the bust under consideration
is rolled back from the forehead in easy uncon-
ventonal folds, and the head is covered with lace
veil which falls gracefully upon the shoulders. The
same refinement and artistic good taste are shown in
the treatment OF all the accessories as in the face
and, apart from all question of resemblance to the
model, this bust-upon which one of the most
thoughtful and conscientious artists in Philadelphia
has lavlshed his best skill-wi be certain to COM
mand attention simply as very beautiful work OF
art.
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suMMER REsoars.

GUNNER RESORTS ON LINE OF THE PHILk-
- DELPHlA AND READING RAILROAD AND
BRANCHES-JUNh1, I, 1871 =
MANSION HOUSE-Mt Carbon Mrs Caroline
Wunder, Poitsville p o., Schuylkill county.
TBSGARORA HOTEl-Mrs M. L. Miller, Tus-
carora p. o., Schuykill county.
- MANSION HOUsE-W.F f. Smith, Mahanoy City
p o., Schuylki county
MT. CARMEL HOUSE-Nathan Herd, Mt. Carmel
p o., Northumberland county.
WHITE HOUSE-F. Mayer Reading P. o., Berks
county.
CENTRAL AVENUE HoUSE-G. d. Davis, Read
ing r. o., Berks county.
MT PLEASANT SEMINARY - l.. M. Koons
Boyertown p. o., Berks county
LITIz SPRINGS-G. f. Greider, Litiz P. o., Lam
caster county.
-HYGEIAN HoME-Dr. A. Smith, wernersville
p. o., Berks county.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL lebanon county)-wil-
liam Lerch, Sr., Box No. 10 Harrisburg 2. o.,
Dauphin county
EPHRATA SPRINGS John Frederick, Ephrata
2. o., Lancaster county
PERKloMBN BRIDGE HoTEL-Davis Longacre,
Collegeville p. o., Montgomery county.
PROSPECT TERRACE-Dr James Palmer, Col
legeville p o.. Montgomery county.
SPRING MILL HEIGHTS-Jacob II. Bresh, Con.
shohOcken p. o., Montgomery county.
DOUTY HOUSR-H. Hahered, Shamokin P. o.,
Northumberland county. 60 2aw 2m
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CT Il Y / T z NJ s.

FURNITURE AT CosT.-We desire to call the atten-
tion of our readers to the card of Mr.. A. Barlow,
No. as South Second street, to be found in another
column. Mr. Barlow's selection of furniture is large
and varied made In the best manner by Philadel-
phia mechanics, of the best possible materials and
the latest and most fashionable patterns. During
the present month Mr. Barlow offers this extensive
stock at cost for cash. This is golden opportunity
of which all intelligent citizens will at once avail
themselves. A word to the wise is sufficient.
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BuRNErTs COLOGNE the best made in America.

MR.. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY, the jeweler at No. s
south Second street, has of the largest and mest
attractive stocks Of all kinds OF Jewelry and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
nent of fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth Of their money.
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BuRNErr's COOKING EXTRACTS the best.

THE POLICIES OF the Equitable Life" average
larger than any other company, fact proving that
this leading institution is patronized largely by capt.
talists who insure for investment. 1t will pay you.
Office No. 4S2 Chestnut street. l. L. Register Gene
lal Agent.
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uERDIC HOUSE,

II MINNEQUA HOUSIL
The subscribers, for the past seven years, con-
Dected with the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia, de-
sire to announce to their numerous friends and the
travelling public generally that they have leased
the well-known HERDIC HOUSE, Williamsp0rt,
Pa, and MINNEQUA HOUSE, Minnequa Springs,
Bradford county.
Parties leaving Philadelphia via Pennsylvania
Central Railroad, at 940 A. NJ, 1910 P. NJ and 10 2.
NJ reach Williamsport In seven hours, Minnequa
Springs in nine hours, without change OF cars Cars
stop in front of the House.
Parties leaving New ork via New jersey Central
Railroad, reach WIliamsport in ten hours without
change of cars.
TERMS IS per day.
SCOFIELD BARRY,
PROPRIRTORS
G. N. sCOFIELD,
Late Cashier Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
N. B. BARRY,
Late Steward Continental Hotel,
692m Philadelphia.
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Q U M NJ e r b o r D g.
- The REMOVE HOTEL, q new and commodous
building, newly furnished situated on the bank OF
the Susquehanna river, at Remove, Clinton county,
Pa, on Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, is open for
road Depot West Philadelphia, at 1910 and 90 p.
NJ, reaching Remove at IL p. NJ, and 6'25 A. Nj.
Business men wishing their families at healthy
and pleasant location, can leave Philadelphia Satur-
days and return by Monday afternoon. Baggage
trains. .
FARE.-P Philadelphia to Remove, $3.50. Excursion
tickets to be had at Nos s3S and 901 Chestnut street,
Merchants Hotel; No. 116 Market street; No. 1900
Main street, Germantown; and at Pennsylvania
Railroad Depot, Thirty and Market streets, at
(s10) ten dollars and (25c.) twenty-five cents per
round trip.
Board, $12 to s14 week for single boarders.
Special terms made for families, for which, and to
secure rooms, apply to proprietor,
WILLIAM Fl. MAY,
Remove Hotel Clinton county
6151m Pennsylvania.
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TRIE d s. CoT A G e,
II CAPE MAY CITY, N. j.,
is now oden for the reception OF guests. Accom-
modaton for 100.
House so feet from the surf. e1Ou
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nESy@ NINETY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
THE STATE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
The Annual Meeting OF this Society will be held
at No. 1l05 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, on
TUESDAY, July 4, 1871 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Members OF other State Societies who may be in
the city on that day invited to dine with this
Society at the above-named place, at O'Clock p. NJ
GEORGE w. HARRIS, Secretary.
Philadelphia June 81, 1871. 627 Ct.
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VNPHRATA MT. SPRINGS. LANCASTER CO.,
II PA,-This delightful Summer Resort WILL
BE OPEN for the Reception OF Guests on 10th June,
1871. For particulars, address
j. W. FREDERICK, Prop'r,
H. 81. RBINHARD Supt. 81 I'm
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CENTRE HOUSE, CAPE MAY CITY, Is NOW
I open for the reception OF guests.
620lm J. i. MECRAY, Proprietor.
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T ANCASTER HOUSE, LANCASTER, N. H.,
IL will be opened June for transient and summer
boarders. 1t Is located in the Valley of the Connec
tIcut in full view Of Mount Washington and the
Vermont Hills, at the terminus Of the Boston, Con-
cord, and Montreal Railroad.
N. B.-Persons suffering from asthma and "hay
fever" will find immediate relief here.
Prices reasonable. For particulars and circular
address E. STANTON & CO.,
10 2m Proprietors.
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NHAXsoN HOUSE, NARRAGANsRTT PIER, r.
M T. Located on elevated land. near the Bathing
Beach, having fine view OF Ocean, Bay, and sur
throughout with elegant furniture, Application for
room and board should be addressed 10
6lO6W e TUCKER, Proprietor.
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NoZZENs' WEST POINT HOTEL
" COZZENS DOCK,
HUDSON RIVER,
is NOW OPEN. FOR TERMS, &C.
West Point, N. Y
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DEESL EY'S POINT HOUSE,
ID BEESLEY'S POINT, N j.
This popular Seaside Resort affords those seek
ing health and pleasure the greatest privileges for
cunning, fishing boating and saltwater bathing to
be found on the Jersey coast.
Also q yacht is provided to carry guests to the
surf, free OF charge, for sea bathing.
.i SAMUEL PEACOCK, Proprietor.
Address Beesey's Point Post Ohice, Cape May
county, N. j. 626 I'm
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p9yH THE DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL
AND THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAIL-
ROAD COMPANIES.
The Transfer Books of these Companies will be
closed on the 2Sth inst. and reopened on July S.
All assents to the lease to the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company will be on the stock as held at the
time the books are closed
624 lot SAMUEL WELSH, Chairman.
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.SucceasiOh de Ralph FOrerIrar.
EEAT DE Ia LptIsIANE Cour do
Paroisse &c Calcasieu. Paroisse.
MARY BLACK, Epolse Suryiyante.
1vA de Ia susdite Paroisse, ayant tl6po.
&c "a mon bureau, "a petition D l'efFet
d'atre nOmm6 Administratrice de Ia
succession del Ralph Foreman, derniare.
ment de cette paroisse. 9iiagq a35 -
En- consequence, avis est par le pre-
sent donnie aux interesses, ayant inten.
ton de s'opposer q Ia flite nomination.
de d6poser leur opposition par Sc,it
dams ls bureau du Greffier, d Lac
Chagleg. dams les dix ioura qui suieFont
la date du present avis Y 1aThNo1t
sgosaalCA GLASSPOoL, -Grefier.
Bureau du Grefier, 26 Aout, 1871.
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fRnIpEfos SING. y

s. st
Succession Of Marglsef{te Broa8sqTo,
aVidow Of tAepa8aep 4rca0eapq
10 Y virtueo6f an order fthe Hon
D Probate Court Df.the parisllrQi
Galoasieu, there viii be- sold OF
public auction, t5 the highest bid
der, by the unaersi gned or by all
auctioneer, at the las6residence OF
deceased at Laoassinesih this par
ash, on BBs ,l5fglanHo3 a q 4
Friaay list day 03 SeRteEa berg
lSl As4g 8Eas Ga a8
TIC, believing described property,
belonging to the Estate Of Mar.
guerite BToussard, widow Of Alex
andar Arceneau1, deceased, @oWit I:
10. "A tract Of land. being the
north half Of sec, e, township 40,
south range 8 west, contaipg 326
6OTl00 acres, last residenceeof the
deceased, end one dwelling house
thereon iii4u6l. ..llyo4 10 s,zs
20. IA tract OF land, being the
fourth west half of northeast
fourthy and eqst half of south west
fourth ,of section al, and east half
Of northwest fourth Of sec, 28,
ten south range 5 west,
containing 331l 34I100 acres, ,e 4
y 30. gA tract, of land I(swamp
.landl being ,ea' 4 half Of south-easB
lourtbs of section Z; the, Southwest
fourth and northeast fourth at
southwest fourth Of section 3, and
The southeast fourth ofnorth west
fourth Of section AZ, township ten,
south range 3 vest, containing.
204 96l100 acres, v.t ae 81, g.,s
4 40, "a tract Of land, swamp
landI, being southeast fourth Of
fourth of sec, 8; and
north least fourth Of northwest
iotlrth, and west half Of southeast
fourth Of section l7, township 10, |
south range 5 west, containing 80 !
acres more or less, gaf t.m g. N,
+. So, j smoke house; one. corn.I
,rib; 50 head 81 Wild cattIeS a hor-
Sos and mares; 10 head Of sheep;
500 PANELS cypress aie1tGj is head
81 gentle cattle; 4 head .of hogsSI
one OK cart; farming utensils;
and Kitchen furniture,
and many, other articles too npme
rous to, enumerate. - d
Terms ann Conditions.
On. q credit ofone, two and three
years from day Of sale; purchasers
executing their promissory notes
with goodiseeurityy residingtiR the
parish, to the satisfaction Of Alex
Il Ateenqux, Administrator, and
payable to him or order, and con-
TO bear eight per cent IN
5erestfrom their respective natnri-
lies till paid land the immOyahle
60 DO and remain speci-
lily lnortgaged, with vendors pri-
Pilege until full and entire pay
nent.
4 aaI ALEXIS AElCEAyAUH, d Il
/ E5vs sad Hgs ia Administrators,
July 20, iA7lj aa y4ersoI
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lie Cochens nn8 clre " aooa
strHments ataboira 1l 4 ~
ser ct de cuisine, &c. &c,
sle Term a5 igt CUddiffOHa 0aggg
"a ,ua credit de IN dsuz ti0is s,s
'dn jour tie ID Tenfe,A IsBs HeuiiSts, a.
foutnissant letit bili6ls aVee bon N 4 Il. N
rite s0idaire, d s6tisfdstiof az ~ Il; ~
nissTateurs payable AiHi Oh 3 soT'5is /.
DIRE, Ut p0rian5 int6rst 8 pour cent 81;
an dc 'ieGr 6cheance iusati au paieneuf
les Proplletes ltnIaopsheres demeure.
rant specialement ypth6qu9e aver u;
ylege DC yendeur iusqu a paint Pale.
ZEE ALEXIS. ARCENAUX.
5d Administrators ZIG
Z 25 Juliet III. c @
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Succession Marguerite gosssa,H,
| Heave dlerqatlpe 4reeasdar. 4
llTIN yertp dun ordre az ID copr des
IL Preuyes de Ia paroisse Calcasieu, y
sera yendu a l'eneRE public, an plus 81.
frant ct derniar ench6rissenr, par Il
soussign6, ou par nm encanfenr public,
d Ia derni6re residence de r,d6funte,
Lacassine, en- cetta paroisse, Tas,.
.Vendredis Ie leE septeuabre lS7I
les pfopri6tes ci!apfes d6eritea, d6pens
dant do Ia Succession 40 Marguerite
Broussard vellvo Alexandra Arcenea0x,
d6c6dGe, SAVIOR: "a ,@Qffafs9Fi
10. On moreeaI de teffe, etanti Ia
X IN. de section 8, township dix, 8 n
8 Quest, Ooniehant S96 60IIO0 acres,
.derniare residence az In d@tunte, aFec
maison de residence. ta Itft3k
81, I'm moroccan de teire (d'Eltatl
6tdnt Ia 1S II. du "a NV, ID 11S4 w do
~ M. E., et To detnie p du quart q. Nv.
40 section 0l, Il h e II din 81
IN w AZ section 2e n dix 81 n 8 w. n
contenant 88l 3ATl00 acres, oi aldHala
8. I'm notceau ta terfa Td'Rtatl
slant Ia lS Il tln II s e dc section n rs
ll( 3 w, et Il = N II de section 8, III III
IA Sc du I N Nv Go Ii section I7, ari
dix 8 Ra5 wv eontenant 204 g6II8O
acl.es. t tAHih kasA bAl
a. Un faofeeaa ae terfe ld'ntatT
ttaht ID 16 s Il dn III SaW Is nj section
&, ct IL "a N u du II N w, e. g w
lin tt4 SIC de Ii section u township dix
IS IL BW, Ia Motto sul6aont, .ap8a,P6.
nant q succession, o'eat dire envi.
ron SD acres lHt 9t#A ed
5, Une Bouonniefe Magaain
Mbis, 90 totes betes 1 c0rnes far0qches.
ttetea cheveuay as vaeherie, dix t6tes "a
Moutous, 593 pages az hafriAre. rs
l9tes de betcs 4 eornea doueos. 4 R6tas
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fE.ra liam and ". z. Jones

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WUTCWFNs' HOUSE.

fBNHE undersigned begs leave to ans
N noapce to his friends and the pub
lie, that he has opened tie house Tor,
merly occupied By Mr.. Il Lefranc, near
Che Courthouse, n the town Of Lake
Charles, for the reception 81 permanent
and transient haarders. His table will
always be furnished with the best the
country affords, and his prices as low as
any house u the South
ii. HUTCHTNS.
June list uBTu
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TO all Tax1l.an.srs

N compliance With en- b 3t of tiie ~
q gislature Of the State Of ISouisis5s,
entitled IAN Act toptoEidsa revenns
for the. support Of the State eoveyn !,
ment OF Louisiana and the manner n
collecting The sana, adproved March
9th, 1859, the .underigned win assess
the propertylUf the parish Of Cal shsieui
FOR one months eonlIaancino on nv
first day of August and ending ON the.
first day Of September, 1871, from ten
9, clock, A. N. to twelve MI, and rom 8
o'clock, y II. toi td'cIoek, i. Nj, 81 Csei
day, Rt the Office Of the Recofder 81 a.
parish Of Galcasieu in The town Of Lase
.GhRrlaa. y.
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1871. 1871.
GATEaBURG
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Foh 80 YhAA 80 y

The Republican contains forty elit
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Clerk District Court.
August 28, lS7l.g M b4,
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AttoEneYa % LaaNgr M

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Courts &C the PariRhea Ds SO. I,anaTys
Lafayette, Yarnitions Caicasieds Hh
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Public Notice.

EmHEH DlsrRf0r, pAr1sa OF g Al.cAsusu.
CIElK OrFIcE, =
pY virtue OF an order of the HOnora-
lJ bic John +. King. Judge OF said
District, dated August 1Ith, "A. ID. 1871:
there viii be held 3 Special Ju
term Of the Distriet Court for said p.lf-
lsb, at the Courthouse, In the town of
Lake Charles, commencing on the sec.
ond Monday Of October next, TO Wit !:
On 1Ionday, 0ctDberath, 1871. All par
ties htigant in civil srlits, and al per-
sons under bond iii criminnl prosecu-
tons, together with thair witnesses,
win take notice. ~
9. 6IiASSPO0L.U
Clerk District Court
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Succession Of Ralph Foreman, dc'd.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, a..'s
pAIttsH or CALCAsTEU. s@ esG
Parish Court. .asHa.g..

STATE or LOUISIANA, n, ]. go. ..' .
Parish Of Calcasieu, = Hr r'l. So" MS :
MARY BLACK, surviving widow
WI having filed her petition praying to
be appointed Administrators of the
succession Of Ralph Foreman, late Of
said Parish y aAf'S Rss g 's a@a5hH
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
to all intending to make opposition to
said appointment, to file the same in
writing ain my Office, atthe Court House
in the town Of Lake Charles, within ten
days from the date Of this notice. "a ~
g4.ainza G, GIASSPDOII, Clerk.
Like Glnnrlna A,1n Oh TanI L-H
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during the ten months Of, its existence,
the Publisher Of the Galesburg Repubr
Eican is determined to spare no pains
nor, expense to make the Republicans the
most popular paper in the Statey as it,
has already become the favorite Weekly
OF Western Illinois. Terms "a year.
Address,
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