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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-11-15
Look to Your Wall Papcrs.

Aphysician in Western Massac hu sctts
recently had a lady patient who for sew.
leral weeks had been suffering from
nausea, general prostratiom and other
symptoms Of slow poisoning. Failing
to discover the cause Of the symptoms,
ms last resort, the doctor requested her
to move from her chamber, the walls Of
which were covered with paper of a
very light shade of green; so light, in
deed, that In the evening 1t could scarce
|ly be distinguished from white. After
leaving the room the symptoms imme-
tiately disappeared, and the patient rap
idly recovered. A sample Of the paper
was analyzed and found to contain a
large quantity Of arsenic. 1t was estima-
ted that every square foot of this limo.
cent looking paper contained an amount
of the poison equivalent to five grains
OF arsenious acid, or double the fatal
dose for an adult person. This, in the
moist, warm weather OF last July and
August, was amply sufficient to keen
the air Of a room constantly imprcgna-
ted with the poison, and any person oc-
cupying such room would be as cer-
tainly poisoned as though the arsenic
had been taken into the stomach.
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Al FROM tne boston ADVERTISER
i The prevalence of the horse disease
(which has SO disastrOusly affected busi.
ness III this city and in other parts oi
The country during the past two weeks,
make 1t Of some interest to note how
vast is the capital invested in horses i'm
this country, which has been placed in
jeopardy by the epidemic. The number
iOt the horses In the country has more
than doubled since 1850. and is estimat-
ed to have been $4,000 in February
last. They are estimated to have been
worth S650. 7O7.9l6, the average price of
each animal being S73 81. They are
owned in the largest number in New
York, Texas. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Iowa, and Pennsylvania : the great az
ricultural States of the country. There
arc also in the United States 1870. 300
mules, valued at S2,242 22o. The gross
value OF The horses aud mules OF the
country is $50 135. 323, compared with
S32l l,5z6.693 in oxen and other cattle !:
S3:9, 1888. in mich COWS: $685.
UH.lo' IN sheep, and $13s, ,733,sos in
hogs. 1t Will he seen from these figures
how serious an in-rOad would be made
upon the business Of the country, i'll
from any cause we should be deprived
or our horses permanently or for any
length of time. 1t is fact, in spite OIL
the great additions that are cOnstantly !
making to the means Of general loco
motion. that the demand for horses
Is rapidly growing in all parts Of the
world. The horse is an indispensable
agent in civilization. Every one has
been made tn feel how much discomfort
rs well as actual loss is entailed upon the
community by the absence OF horses for
few days from their usual work, but it
$ too early yet to ascertain the actual
liminntiOn of number which will re-
'ult from the disease now raging. The
number of horses in the country has in.
reased very rapidly since the close of|,
he war, and for the past year or longer
he price Of h0rse-flesh has been much
cduced. II the result Of the epidemic
hall be to raise the value Of good horses :
Or time, some Of the horsemen will |.
0t be sorry. |,
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FRAIL FEMINALITY.
One Hundred and Fifty Ladies
Searched for Smuggling.-GoOdy.
observation-disclosures Press. ..oc, .,

\ t''~'"s'"SA'e'~'tSIse Ttesb, Oct u.
1t isa fact probably better known to
the custOm-hOuse officials than to out
siders that at least every tenth woman
that crosses the Detroit river carries
smugglcd goods. The goods may he
tea, coffee, ssocks, thread: ribbons. or
something else Of no great value, but
thcsintent to smuggle is there, and the
success in bringing over small lot is
nearly always an imducement for the
smuggler to try the same game on
larger scale. Men may and do smug-
gle clothing now and then, but 1t is the
female sex that carries the burden Of
guilt. The custom-house officials at the
ferry dock in the city are as vigilant as
officers can be, but what chances have
they against monster hoop skirts and
Gigantic bustles! They cannot stop to
peep under shawls, examine pockets.
look sinto. baby carts. aud hold crowd
on the boat, and SO they must continue
their work with the knowledge that
goods are being snnggled, and that on
ly one grand sudden haul OF their nets
can Atrap the guilty and frighten the in
nocent, 40 that they shall never dare to
pursue the business again.
The net was drawn Yesterday. The
officers commenced about 2 o'clock.
walkingsfftecn or twenty women up
stairs into the custom.roO and hand
ing them over to woman to be search
cd. Every boat load which landed for
about three hours was treated in the
same manncr--that is, all the female por-
ton. Some were indignant and appeal
ed to their husbands, who vainly ap-
pealcd to the customs officers. Others
wanted to faint away, but looking at
The planks aud the dust concluded not
to. Others wept, laughed or turned
pale, but none Of them were permitted
70 escape. During the afternoon about
)nc hundred and fifty women were con-
ronted by Uncle Sam, and the old man
lad good deal Of fun and made some
wonderful discoveries.
For instance, modest little woman.
Ter sick child. pulled out few pins, and
en yards OF English flannel fell TO the
1Oor. A tall woman. with tears in her
yes, who was in a great hurry to 20
lome who asserted that she would soon.
n chop her head off than to think of
unfastened pound of tea
rom her skeleton. and asserted that it
must have been placed there. by some
designing person. -
Another Indignantly denied "the
light of search" but after remaining a
'risoner for an hour or two:to he search
d. told the scarher tc "tO take il and
o to grass" throwing package of rib
on and lace on the floor. A lot of cal
60 was found on another, some velvet
n another. and ut least ten per cent,
{ the whole number were found to
9 engaged in smuggling. The officials
'ere satisfied with confiscating the
oods, and it is said that women who
md from Canada during the day to-day,
ill be marched up stairs and turned
YER to the care or the grim female who
eeds no threats and melts at no siohs.
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support Mr. Greeley upon the ground
Or their peculiar PURITY or DEMOCRACY
we have no charity, and nay, further, wc
Will say we have no respect. The issuc
or the continuance OF the Government
In its present constitutional form has
been made to appear, and they, for some
miserable and contemplate reason, hav-
ing only relation to their own personal
preJudices and passions, refuse to take
any steps to that end, but, on the con-
trary, support, directly or indirectly, the
president in his usurpations. Extremes
VIII meet. 1t Is not the first time that
those pretending to be opposed have
come together and cordially co-operated
on common platform.
Unless we are deprived Of popular
elections altogether, what is now know
as the Democratic and Liberal Republi-
can party is to be Hereafter known as
IHE LIBERAL PARTY, and will be the
organization. Despite all
opposition, it will really have won the
victory this year, even over the corrup-
tion of the Administration, had it not
been for election frauds. open and pal
pablc, pcrpctrated in PENNSYLVANIA, In
diana and otLer States, which deprived
US OF legal victory. These unlawful
advantages can not long continue. We
therefore, bid the Democrats and LiberalI
ltcpu blicans, who have SO fraternallyI
United in this campaign. to be of good
continue united whatever may
DC the result = for local and State pur-
'oses, until another opportunity offers,
lnless, lndcd, they are deprived of it by 7
lie forcible military usurpation of the
PRESENT Incumbent, to IN IKE a ch ,nge in
our National affairs.
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Greeley.

NEW YORK, November 6.-The sTrib-
unc" tomorrow will publish til. follow
ling:
"A Card. The undersigned resumes
the editorship of the Tribune" which
he rclinquished on embarking in amoth-
Ter line OF business six months ago.
Henceforth it shall be his endcavor to
make this thoroughly independent
journal, treating all parties and political
movements with judicial fairness and
candOr, but counting the favor and de-
preciating the wrath Of no one. If he
can hereafter say any thing that will
tend heartily to unite the whole Ameri-
can people on the broad platform OF
universal amnesty and impartial suffrage
he will gladly do SO. For the present,
however, he can best commend that
consummation by silence and forbear-
ance. The victors in our late struggle
can hardly fail to take the whole subject
Of Southern rights and wrongs into
early and earnest consideration, and to
them, for the present, he RENTS il.
"Since he will never again be can
didate for any Office, and is not in full
nccord with either Of the great parties
which have hitherto divided the country.
he will be able and will endeavor to
give wider and steadier regard to the
progress of science, Industry and the
useful arts than a partisan journal can
do. And he will not be provoked to
indulgence in those bitter personalities
which are the recognized bane Of Jour-
nalism. Sustained by a generous public,
he will do his best TO make the Tribune
q power In the broader field II now con-
as when human freedom was
in.perll il was in the arena Of political
"HoRACE GREELEY.
"New York, November 6, 1872
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An editor sat down and wrote "white
pique costumes are now POPULAR" and
the compositor set up "whith pine cof-
fms are not popular," which Of course
they are not.
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A Western editor, IL acknowlctlr-
ing the gift Of peck o: onions from a
subscriber, says: 1T is such kindncsscs
as these that bring tears TO our eyes,
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The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-19

Having closed our retail depart
ment. we shall, from and after
this date, attend exclusively to
the wants Of our jobbing custom
ers throughout Arizona Territory
and Sonora, Mexico.
To interior merchants, small
dealers, station keepers, saloon
keepers, ranchmen, freigbters,
etc, who buy in quantities, we
now offer our entire stock of goods
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-19

To make room for large invoices
soon to arrive.
We guarantee" satisfaction in
quality and PRICE, and those
desiring anything in stock, will
not regret examining same before
doing so in any other market.
Orders from parties at distance
will meet with the same. care and
attention as though themselves
present.
Highest price paid for Bull
LION, HIDES, or any other mar
ketable article produced in the
country.
Consigned merchandise, ma
chinery, ETC., will be promptly
forwarded to destination, as usual,
by careful and competent freight
ers, at current rates.
WM. B. HOOPER & co.
Arizona City, May 10, 1872.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
T sA M T Il Il S
CHEAP CASH STORE,
tFornerly Cheap John store
Main street. Arizona CITY.
Has Oh hand and is constantly re-
ceiving,
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Foreign and Domestic
SILKS, SATINs and LAcEs,
Dress Goods
Clothing
Ginghalns
Delaines
Shawls,
and fine assortment of
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS!
Brown and Bleached
Sheefing and Shifting,
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes, Ties and Boots.
Mems Boys and Youths
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
and everythingin general demand
in Arizona. my25
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-19
D. NEAHR'S COLUMN.


< b - E1
"hoiesaie ana he'ai' heaieE'
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-19
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.

lI1IrZGER AID t. KENYON
| Dealers in
G E N E r. A L
MI re IN "A N sc.
are now Offering at reduced prices
a well selected stock, consisting Of
Laces Silks
Ribbons Delaines
Toilet Articles Alpacas
Perfumery Prints
Cutlery Hosiery
Clothing
Boots and Shoes
Slippers
Gents Furnishing Goods
Hardware Mirrors
Tinware Valises
Glassware Trunks
Crockery Clocks
Firearms
Ammunition
Choice Imported and Cali
fornia Wines. and Liquors of
every variety. Choice brands
of Tnhacco incIudinu The
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-19
SAMUEL HILL, Agent,

IS New Montgomery Street,
Grand lioieI Building, San Francisco.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-10-19

Sc,Ia for C{rcutof.a and SantfsI"s nj
every fsuee.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

furniture
At wholesll: nud retail ut
II. q. NJ. Littlefe.d X Co.'S, Elm ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

f4 CtrL iledhins right Of Wy ag'nt
of llo1osas and raeihc Railroad, iaiofms
~ that wo,F H. ooifely progfssslos on
iiertsd hom ppflew west Ny lIia
t,sc about forty mlles Of the road 70 The
Sabine rive, % q Graded, and On the let
OF next month, contracts for the whole
route 10 For, Worth will 50 let Apar'y
Of Eugip arc now engaged Va locating
the road permanently through this oi'y
and making Preparations Tor bridging
the Trinity, The crossing 10 az the foot
Of Pae ido Asonue, formerly Burloaon
street, within a stoned throw Oft the lisa-
AID odicc Within forty days, work will
be commenced on tho grading, east from
this place, and by next spring wo cont
IDENTIFY expect 70 see trains running
through from Shreveport to Dallas, Hre
Ia Texas and Pacific!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

nrs-We are authorized and re1mhed 70 ann'uice
ED " HINT. wa "A ~ roudtliic for Nnyo' Of
The city oil DaIlgs, At tEg election in No"mNet
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

ttt.D.Y4tstt tft. A. Keller, Lancaster, Dallas
I'LL. 3 iusi, Lt nd W. JAcksoH,
ntIt Ithli, 10 tlbs ylnGIEIA KILLER
v.tena, tc friends may fully fealike ibelr
tt.tt., .iII'I. Euso tonhutlai biisu. Friend
Ti,t.ttF a.. lie treasure thou hast won J. lot
u. ia, f.r.. tiiut hi, Id 10 ward On the rude
.ttttoIHl III Jay Thy ttruiliui bride ever
iJInIi,tutil sDiaJoJ Gus ana hsppy home,
e., lie ln ie old land yet I"
AtJ,lst.4I,t., brco miles North Of Haup'h'u
sto,a a., he .lui hli,, by Rw. q. 7 WAL1HAll
Wr ritpi rEF LIlN0 10 Mrs. LAURA READY
ell 0tlLltruuu..
W,h,s,k fr 10 fortunate couple long nd
happy NO. My tis choicest blessing OF Heaven
descend unon their future career, and the guardian
angel hover around their hearihsione, un III death
,hall st,,r toe unrlial bonds.
In the city Of pall1s on Thursday, Sept OH, ls72
by Rev s. y. nam FORT, MIR. W. ; SPENCER ~
NIgssARAn &. COLLINS, all Of Dallas.
In returning ihlsi, fora kind remembrance we
Wish our young ticnds long and happy liic' anu
may their J9ur6oy down the stream Of life be tenn
perod with Just enough shadow to make the sun
shine appear mors bright.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

Hcayy stock
OF Ntw Goods, just received and IN store
.hv TERRY & BLAKE.
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yVvsEE STATE OF TEXAS,
r. y, Sl,,,e n Dgl,a, County, BREEDING

To Tia Sherf Of Dallas County Greeting !:
You IRE hereby Commanded that yod summon, by
pnblleaiion T. Freeman and A. freeman, vino are
ansent from the State, to he and appear before the
District Court. To be holden in and for the county
orDallas AZ the Courthouse thereof in the town OF
Dallas on the LIST Monday In October next then ana
there to answer the petition OF Samuel langht hlsd
In said Court against j T. Witt and the said I.
freeman aud Freeman, and alledging in substance
a. follows, towit; That heretofore to'wt: On the
first dsy OF MAY, 1e72, said J. T. Witt T. Freeman
aud A. Freeman made, executed and delivered TO
plniptiif Samuel Taught, their certain Joint and
several obligation IN writing and under seal, bear
ina da q certain day and year therein mentioned,
and thereby promised on or before the first day OF
ANGST 1914 for vaiuc received jointly and severally,
10 pay plaintiff bttter The sum Of seven hundred
nd Gby dgllaisin coin, by means whereof defend
nuts eosaiue liable uud undertook and promised to
! ugs ittiutih the sum Of money in said obligation
ppeef. A. according 10 the tenor aud effect thereof,
/ vet "a pay tha same any part thereof, Defend
anita ave wholly neglected aud refused aud still re.
frss.i iauti "a ayers that he il the owner OF said
note that the has been long since due and un-
paid. and that lee n damaged one thousand dollars
/ by r.,sor OF the ron payment of the same, and
mass iud against said Defendants Tor the prn
eipal and Interest doe on said note, and for general
| aud slccial relief, etc.
| Hef.in fail not. but have you then and there, be
fore sc Court, this writ with your return thereon
| shorine how you have executed the same
waness. john u. Laws, Clerk o. the Distrie'
Couri OF Dallas County.
1 Giren nuder my hand and seal Of said Court, II
| the town 81 Dallas. this the "a day
3Isrsr,Y August, A. D. 1914 vs
SEA- JOHN II. LAWS.
lN6O QtD. G Dallas CO.. Texas
By II. Boil, Deputy. lsl'4w
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II Ynrn Want

Good Goods 90 TO
PRATHER & MuRPHNS,
sept 52;lmo West side OF Square
Sherbol;ne ~ loskins & Co. l;f
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I AND FOR SALE.
DALLAS COUNTY.

A Farm 4 miles North of Dallas, 100 acres in cul.
tiva ion. plenty OF water and timiSr.
A Farm miles North of Dallas, 80 acres in cul'i'
vation Story concrete house.
q Acres ! u miles North Of DALLAS.
az Acres mile Worth Of Dallas.
80 tcres mile North Of Dallas.
a 90 Acres on Mountain creek, the j. $. Jones
A Farm in Polk county, Mo-, to exchange for
4 Farm in Lawrence county, Ark, to exchange
for Texas lands.
tes Acres mile west Of Dallas.
q Residences in the city of Dallas.
A store-house on the East side of the Square
Business lots on Main and Jefferson streets
Residence lots in al parts Of the city.
CSC acres 5 miles E. OF lancaster, Ann stoke s sur
vey. .,.,,
osO acres Il miles S. " of Dallas, fine timber; pat
ofG W shaw surrey .
AGO acres Is miles W. of Dallas part oil Jas Fur'
sS scres miles Northwest Of Dallas, good timber
part of Il. Derbin survey.
an iwo thirds acres "a mile $. ". "i Dallas par'
orW p Ovcron survey good timber
S5 acres 3 miles $. of Scyenc, part OF tho Noai
Henderson survey fine timber.
4 M, nrrcs Il miles Northeast Of Dallas Improved
part Of +. Moss survey.
rs acres nile northeast o! D'''"S' pau W ID"
oe, es Joining The depot grounds part of j. Gfiss
by survey. ,.,
IL acres Joining city Of Dallas on the north.
Dcufon County.
.,n acres 2tS miles 5. OF Louisville, part % tlArn
al souire's survey, improved.
IsS ncres in tine :. Il. corner of county, joins Aar
Collin County.
/ tG1 acres in Southeast corner OF the county.
vnrrnt County.
tGo acres West Fork, 10 mites b. 81 | Mwiin
t,,e acres on Mustang creek, part Of John Gliior
tlrndrrSou County. .
] 400 ocras . miles north Of POrters Blani NJ
Sharpe survey, improved.
Harris County.
! 900 aores on Green's bayou, ". A. ba"nihg
Headlight.
Hamilton Souniy.
Gao acres mile. from the tow 81 hamiitoh, PAT
/ epted to Is. B. b. C. Il. X Co.
/ City Lots and Residences.
uonse and lot in shermai, to exchange for DallR
county lands.
Texas lands to exchange for $. W. Missouri land
Saw aud rist Mil, . horse power, 70 eXchsns'
/ for land.
Land certificates for sale.
AULT, JENKINS & AUt'T'
July o. IS72-4i:tL
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The Gem Of the Toilet

Tho world says IS sogoposT. II renders
the teeth poarly white, gives 10 the breath
a fragrant odor extinguishng the ill.hu'
mors which usually flow from bad and
neglected set Of teeth. Sozoaont is SO
convenient, and PRODUCES sensation At
once 40 delightful that IL makes it pleas
ure 10 use II.
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A NN0UNOEm ENTsi


up- We ave authorized and requested n announce
q. 4. swEATr. Of Lancaster, asa candidate 'oT
Treasurer u Dallas county at the onbHInE election
N november.
uiy-we nrc authorized and roqgeitei to announces
NJ Y. COLE, us u candidate fOr Truatnrcr OF Dallas
county, al tile ensuing election in November nest
: hH-wo are authorized md requested 10 annonnee
HARVEY SHEPHERD, Esq, ~ candidate ior
Treasurer OF DHllas county, at the ei'ouon I'D NJ
venher next.
10 Wenre authorized and requested TO announce
MENRY llDLI, a. n candidate for re'elocton ,oS ns
oiBco Of Treasurer Of Dallas county, Mt the ensuing
election 10 November next
roR MAYOR or pkLIAs
Gs-we are authorized and rcaursed 70 ann'nhee
ED. W HUNT, Esq, - a. roudIiiie i1' M'}W 81
The city oil Dallas, At tSe election III N''''''V'
next.
4 We arc authorized and rcq1es'1d TO mroHn'n
BEN LONG As an independent 1tuddnto igr M'ior
Qfihq ON % Dallas at the election In November
next
rIs-wo ,ro AUTHORIZED and requested to auuluge
TOM FLYNN Ms candidate i9f Marshal ol '''
City ,FDallas, at the November e0ctioh'
ma, We arc Authorized and roqnesled to muonneo
RoiSf. r. JONES, of Third Ward az candidate
for Mershn Of thcolty Of rsiles, subject to mo DO
islon Of tae primary election on inc -IS' in"'
ron CoHGuEss.
We mr.. authorized and requested 70 Announce Col
III n SSFTD, OF Dallas as an independent Demo
i.rac candidate for Congress IRON the second D'S'
ttict.
ron AssfssoE COLLECTOR.
nm We aru authorized and requested to ammo Nnce
Dr. Gtylp King, as candidate Tor recollection to
the Office OF Assessor und Collector oil lhe tly %
Dallas, AZ the election In November next
CARVE are authorized and requested to announce
w. w pEAE, rs q cad lAte for the ONCE OF Asses
sor and Collector " the city of Dallas, at ne ehSu
ins election in November
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-09-14

We take this occasion to thank our
friends for their liberal patronage extend
ed 10 us while at Corscana, aud beg to re-
mind them and the people generally, that we
are now opening at Dallas one ofthe largest
and most complete Stocks of Groceries ever
brought to the interior of Texas.
Purchasing as we do, direct from, lmpor-
tiers and Manufacturers exclusively, for cash
on the spot, and by our own labor almost
freeing ourselves from store expenses, and
being no way involved in the unav oidable
losses incidental to Big Credit Stores, it
must be perfectly clear TO the .comprehen-
sion of every one that we can afford 10 sell
our goods at small profits.
We would especially solicit the public
when visiting our market to call AMI ex-
anime our Stock and prices for themselves.
All articles guaranteed as represented,
or money refunded.
Our House is situated on South side of
Elm Street, ~ of Public Square.
Respectfully,
DARLINGTON, MARSALIS & CO.
Aug. 25-5Gtill Jan. /, 1878.
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asga Work & cokers omniba'es are
inst the conyeynncas for passenger tonn9
from the Railroad Depot. They are r'cmy'
coesforta ole aud always ready. 10 my
Y psrties. ETC., can engage them on any oe-
carien. by calling at the Livery Stable o.
Messrs. Work & Coksr, Southwest cerner
az The Public Square.
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rsss.In the advertisement inserted 'lst
layeek, of a call for az additional per cent
!, on tbe-- ,,cribed stock OF the Del'ns
scne, Company, il read for tria'y
ner --s-5uld have been iTntg ne
ar &c advertisement corr,c cd,
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