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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

WASHINGTON, Dee 1S.-The secretary of the
treasury has given notice that the department
will commence the payment of interest due Jan.
LIST on Saturday, the 2lst inst, without rebate.
President Grant visited the capitol this after
noon, and for some minutes occupied the preSi
DENTS room, where he held conversation with
several senators on business matters. These, it
is inferred, had reference TO the Vienna exhibit
ton, as it is known that he expressed his desire
10 have American productions largely represent
ed but feared an appropriation of only 500 900
as proposed by the committee on foreign affairs
was not sufficient for the purpose. He also
spoke of the importance Of an early appropria-
ton TO enable the commissioners TO resume the
investigation of the outrages on the Texan bor
der, Though he made no special recommended
ton in transmitting to congress the report of
the commission, he has personally interested
himself on the subject of obtaining additional
information, with view to such action as may
protect the Texan border from Mexican incur
sions
A letter from Francis P. Blair, Sr., will appear
in the Chronicle tomorrow, correcting the state
ment of that journal to-day that GEN Blair is so
seriously ill as to leave little hope of resuming
his seat in the senate Blair says this report is
circulated to affect Gen. Blair'S election Gen.
Blair's neighbors and friends say the general is
much better, and that his cure is steadily and
rapidly advancing.
Anumber of members Of congress intend leav-
ing for their homes tomorrow, a day in advance
Of the holiday recess.
United States revenue cutter Hamilton has
been ordered to Boston to take the place of the
Mahonng, which is Withdrawn for the purpose
of having new boilers supplied. The Mahoning
will perform cruising inf that section in the
meantime. The cruising grounds Of the revenue
steamers Grant at New York and ColaX at Bal
timore, have been extended to cover the limits
left vacant by the withdrawal of the Hamilton
from Philadelphia
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plaintiffs for third party for the price asked
and claim presented for commission. De-
fendant claims that he did not employ the agents
and that nothing was said 10 him in reference
to a commission until after the land had been
transferred Plaintiffs claim that defendant,
upon entering their Office, was presented with
which card gave the full particulars of their
method of doing business. Defendant denies
all knowledge of the card, and plaintiffs intro
duced testimony to show that it is the custom of
real estate brokers to charge commission.
Gle and Merrill for plaintiffs, Very aul Swan
for defendant. The case was not concluded at
tue time of adjournment Cases next in order,
Nos. BAL, rs, 854, 85s, 1868, 879, 876, ss4, 8S5.
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the flesh, and dislocated the ankle, by fall on
the ice last Saturday Notwithstanding her
age she is reported to be doing we'll
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
SS THE ~ sxOEeTER BALE arg
From Washington.
The Credit MobiIier FnyesiIgaiiOn-Per-
sOnai-C OnCernTns EsOsinlasIers,
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER srY.I

WAsHINGToN, d. c., Dec. Is.
The statement of Cakes Ames before the
credit mobilier committee was concluded to-
day. He has given a detailed statement of all
his transactions, and furnished memoranda of
dates and occurrences with each individual
named. 1t is undoubted that all those whose
names were on the list originally published had
stock offered them; some declined and some
bought at prices asked Some of these sold
back, and one or two still hold stock Judge
Black was given permission to cross-question
Mr.. Ames and the latter during his cross
examination, exposed the proposition Of
Black, on Saturday, TO compromise and
have the investigation terminated, if
Ames would testify that he held the stock in
trust for McComh. From the best information
now obtainable. it seems probable that there
were some honest and some dishonest share
holders; and that the public aided by a knowl-
edge of the men and full testimony, will be COM
PEELED to make proper discrimination. The
holding for brief time of some of the stock
without ever having taken any dividends or ever
having given votes influenced by such posses
those accused. When full explanations are
published of the circumstances in each case the
country will be able to judge correctly.
The president was at the capitol a short time
to-day, in consultation with senators; but it is
stated that the object was not an important
one.
The Tribune negotiations with Mr.. Cofax
oil tI,n
being, and perhaps wholly. While it is not
impossible that he may become editor it is very
improbable. At least such was the condition of
matters late this afternoon. The name of George
VIM. Curtis is now mentioned in connection with
the Tribune editorship.
The post Office committee of the house de
cides against the postmaster generals ruling in
regard to double rates of postage when not pre-
paid. The post office department has decided
that all postmasters are responsible for regis.
tered letters lost in their offices. This decision,
if sustained, is very important to bondsmen OF
postmasters in all large offices. The decision
is, however, contested by those interested,
and they have some good legal authorities on
their part.
Herschell V. Johnson will have a hearing soon
jefore the ways and means committee of the
house in regard to relunding the cotton tax.
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RniIroad Accideni.

DETROIT, Dec. 1S.-About o'clock this
morning the rear coach OF an express train on
the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad was
thrown from the track by broken rail near
Reynolds. OF the twenty passengers in the car
five men and three women were injured. One
man will probably die.
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Firca.

New ORLEANS, La, Dec ls-The interior
of the building corner Of Dryades and Canal
streets, occupied by the Shakespeare club, was
burned this evening. Loss $4,000; partially i'm
sured in home companies,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

James lynch colored, secretary of state of
Mississippi, died last night oil pneumonia
Hon William Writ Virgin Of Portland is nom
mated by the governor to the vacancy in the
supreme court of Maine.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

OBITUARY.-D. b. Maynard, one of the most
enterprisng and successful business men of this
city, died at his residence carly yesterday morn
ing. He was attacked about four weeks ago
with an liberation ofthe nose, but had partially
recovered when slight cold taken at the Bos
ton fire, terminated in erysipelas, which resulted
fatally yesterday morning. Mr., Maynard has
been engaged in several branches of business in
this city, and Las always been held in universal
esteem by those with whom he had dealings.
About five years ago he engaged in the furniture
business and so rapid has been its growth, that
early last spring he began the erection of a
handsome building on the corner Of Main and
Chatham streets for the purpose of increasing
his facilities He leaves wife and five children
to mourn his DEATH
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SUPERIOR COURT - CIVIL TERM-Dewry
j. Wednesday, Dec. 1S.--ln the case of II
Peabody vs. Augustus Rice and another, a yer.
dict was returned for the plaintiff, allowing him
$2t4 with interest from the time the payment
was due, Very for plaintiff, Rice for defend.
ant.
The next case taken up was L. A. Thwng and
another vs.. John A. Bancroft, an action of con.
tract TO recover money which plaintiffs claim as
due to them for the sale of piece of real estate.
The defendant owned a piece of real estate
which other parties wished to purchase, and
waited upon the plaintiffs for the purpose of pro.
curing their services as real estate agents. Plain.
tids waited upon defendant, and, after procuring
the price Of the real estate, presented claim for
commission, which the defendant declined to
pay as he did not employ the agents,
but understood that the parties for
whom the plaintiffs were acting had EN-
ployed them. Defendant was asked what his
lowest price was, and plaintiffs were informed
that it was $4,000, and that he would not take
anything less, The land was purchased by
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BY the collision between an emgrant and a
freight train on the New Jersey Central road
near bloomsbury, Monday night, thirty freight
cars were demolished and piled upon another.
No lives were lost,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

No further forward movement against the
Modoc Indians is reported. They are intrenched
in Ben Wrighrs cave, near Tule Lake The
hostile camps are twenty miles apart,
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HoRTICULTuRAL.-At the last meeting in
the library room there were the follow
ing entries: NewellWood, Mhlbury, pears, Win
ter Nelis; John Milton Earle, pears, Beurre d
Arenberg; Edward W. Lincoln, pears, Glout
Morceau; James T. Allen, pears, Vicar of Wink
field, Winter Nelis; apples, Baldwin, Lyscom,
Hubb. Nonesuch, from the original tree, as
claimed, in Hubbardston. The library will be
open this afternoon at the usual hour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

THE BLACK CRooK,-Music hall was again
filled to overlooking last evening TO witness the
third representation of the spectacular drama,
"rhe Black Crook" The new scenery with
which the piece is put upon the stage continues
to receive praise from all who have been present
at its representations. Nat Austin, familiar to
all Worcester people, appeared at the request of
his many friends, and added greatly to the at.
fractions by his character songs. This evening
the piece will be repeated for the last time, and
will not he hurried through to allow the troupe
TO take the ten o'clock train. Seats can be pro
cared at the box office.
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CENTRAL DISTRICT CouRT.-WILLIAMs j
Wednesday, Dec. 1S.-Lewis Stein, Il young
man arrested for peddling without a license,
Wa vas faed $50 and costs.
Jeremiah Sexton was before the court for
keeping his place of business open on Sunday
but the evidence failing to establish Il case
against him, he was discharged. The charge
was incorrectly stated yesterday morning as
being for assault and battery
Michael Coughlin, on charge of being
common drunkard, was sent to the house of
correction for six months.
James McKenna, on charge of assault and
battery, was fned 81 and costs, which he paid.
Charles Lyons and Francis W. Wilson were
each fined SO and costs for drunkenness. viii
son paid and Lyons was committed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

The WATER SUPPLY.-The water commits.
sioner has a notice in another column caution
ing all water takers to be prudent in the use of
city water. 1t is a noticeable fact that during
cold weather the daily consumption of water in
creases rapidly. During one of the cold days
last week, the amount of water drawn from the
reservoir was nearly three times as large as the
amount consumed during any one day since
last April. The water is not used, but wasted
by allowing faucet to be open over night in
order that the water in the pipes may not freeze.
The members of the police force have received
instructions to investigate the matter, and in
all cases where 1t is found that the water has
been wasted, the occupants of the building will
be held responsible
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

School MATTERs.-rhe evils resulting from
the absence or truancy of pupils from the public
schools, which were referred to in the last
monthly report Of the superintendent of schools,
are constantly increasing, and sadly interfere
with the work of some of the schools. The
cases of tIuancy can easily be taken care of by
the efficient truant officer, but the absence of
pupils from other causes cannot be so readily
dealt with. great portion of the blame
for this state of affairs attaches to
the parents, many of whom seem indiffer-
ent or do not fully realize the necessity
OF punctual attendance on the part of their chill
dren. A meeting of the principals of the sew
eral school houses was held at the high school
house yesterday afternoon to devise some means
to remedy the trouble. The subject was thor.
ouGhly discussed in all its bearings, and it is
probable, as a result of the conference, that
some decisive action in the matter will be taken
by the school board at the January meeting.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Having sold my interest In business TO my former
partners, Messrs YEATOE Il HAYWARD, l eheeriuliy
recommend them 70 our former customers -.
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VICIx'S
F L 0 r a L G y I D E
For 1879.

The orips IL now published QUARTERLY,
25 cents psys Tor r',he yesr, four number'.
which is not halfthe cost. Those who 81.
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Dollar or more fop Seeds may also -srder
twenty FIVE Gents worth sxtra--ths price
paid for the Guide.
The January Number 10 beautiful. giving
plans FOR making Rural Iloruet, Designs
FOR Dining Table Decorations. window
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English ani GsrAan, Aud ready to send
out.
JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY
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Tho TIDE of Emigration Turn.

Tho TIDE of Emigration Turn
ed i--Seekers for new homes are pouring
into Southwest Missouri, attracted by the
cheap Lands Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific
Railroad Company. --
This Company offers 1900. 900 Acres Of
the 6nest lands In the world. ct from SSto
et2 per acre. on seven years time. and
with free transportation TO all purchasers.
This Road, Never Dlockaded by Snow.
10 destined to bccsme the national highway
bet wsen New York and San Francisco aud
TO the industrious farmers Of older States
We earnestly recommend this land Of cheap
homes, sure that nowhere can the poor
man 6ud more grateful climate, . better
soil or greater productivsness.
T For full information. with Maps and
Pamphlets, address AMOS TUCK, Land
Commissioner, IS South Fourth Street. St.
Leuis.
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llsw DID lie Gsr Ir!-NeAr wilkes
Batrs 81 The Baltimore Coal xines. they
smplsy mule power 80 feet below the sur.
fsss. And the mules "Dsva In . cssl
niue underneath the ground" have got the
sppiIootie. An old mule that hasn't seen
dsylisht for eight !yssrs got It ars'. III
~ss one Of the toughest mules ever known
and IL WAS believed among the miners ths,
. stroke Of lightning wouldn't hurt him.
But the spiroo,ic fetched the Old sinner "a
his knees,
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KuNKELs RITTER WINE OF IRON

KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OF IRON
will cure all diseases arising from sisor.
iered liver and stomach. such ~ . oonsii ,
raiion. aAtulence, inward piles, fullness Of
blood to the head. ncidiiy of the aomsch.
nausea. heartburn. disgust Of food, fullness
or weight in the stomach, sinking or Hut
tcring at the pit Of the stomach. swimming z
s the head, hurried or difficult breathing.
auitering st the heart, choking or sufocat
"s ns.. 'e%" OF ,;.;"n. % Ss pr;ss "s % p"r bottle
4. y. Kunkel proprietor. Depot 26o North
nth st.. below Vine, Philadelphia. Price
$lO0 for sale by Druggists.
II your Drugsist has Il not, enclose 81 90
TO my Address, N. 4. Cor iOth. and Chest
nut. and IL will come by next express train,
and abvice free Of charge.
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A SAP WAaxm..----O.. Of our az

A SAp WAnums---Osa Of our OK
changes says: A young man in Buf-
falo, belonging by the way, TO one Of
the Arst families Of the city, has met
with strange affection by being
about horse sick with the disease
that has prevailed 20 extensively.
The young man was at his horses
head, when the horse snorted and o
speck Of the virus few into his eye
Az consequence he has mot only lost
that eye but is about 70 lose the
other also, being thus rendered TO-
tally blind. This should be n warn
ing TO all who have 10 do with horses
at this time.
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PrBLIc PREss.-Thisisih, Is III title OF . new
weekly paper published by C. W. Gu'slius
former editor Of the Sunbury Guard, a,
Northumberland. Ps. The frst Issue pre-
s'ns Assrs GO. appearance and is ably
edited. Mr., Qa.slias is one Of the best
practical peiaseSs in the State and the
people Of q y sn,srprising town Of Nor.
thumhsrlsni were fortunate In inducing
him to locsAe 10 fheir midst. We hope he
will lrscelye al The encouragement he an.
iieiPated and oil that his su,erprisius
spirik ksyits. '1,.a
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A ASsnI,csYrsSxvAL.-lS23-lS73. The
my yeatt % the Nsw YoRx ObsEavxn arc
complstcd, and 10 sigualise the event the
publishers are about TO present TO each
subscriber memsnto In the shape Of =
JussLss YRAR- BooH, which 10 TO be cmbel.
isbed With appropriate illustrations and
historical remem bsances. Fifty years Of
unesssins prosperity in q public journal,
while pursnhiE the same undertaking
course, -nsxy we'll inspire it's friends with
eonhdepcs and strong attachment. W.
are Informed that the subscribers 10 the
OsssEvsH are usually subscribers for life
Il has never gone backward sincs its first
appearance on the stage; and 1t bids fair,
judging fren lie present position. to dou'
BILE iss circulation and influence In n,
scar future. II stands unmistakab,y al
the hsaa Of ths Religious Family Press
$S yeaf. Sidney y. Morse 4 Co., 81
Park Row, New York.
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NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscnents

NOTICE Of Widows Appraiscments
~ under the $500 Law. Notice il
hereby given that the following widows
apprsisements have been filed with the
Clerk Of the Orphans Court OF Snyder Co.,
for confirmation on Monday, the Nth day
Of Dec. next.
Anna orayb,il widow OF John q. Gnybill late
Of West Perry township decd
Matilda Pisber wido~ Of Calvin L. Fisher late
Of Middleeresk township decd.
Eiisabeth Hum.nei widow Of Moses Hummsl
late OF FrsnEiin township decd.
Mary Ginney widow of John 0innsy late OF
Midd eeresk township decd.
EiiIsbsth stuck widow VI Jesse Stuck, late OF
Beaver township deed.
Mary smith widow Of Henry A Smith late Of
the Borough Of II ddisburg, decd.
Catherine W. Benfer, widow OF Daniel ".
J.CRoUsE, Cisrk o. O.
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yNRIAL LIsT-DECEkBER T. 1877.

2 r Tssxert 4 Co. vs EP Rohbaek.
J L Hollow oil b 10. W same
Frances j HUH 90. W same
McKunksy 20. " same
George CofrotA &co.W same
Ubsroth Bsrsstrssssr \ Cows same
Iehn kelnsoid w. n ,,.srn,a
KswIs Ksi.tsr W The W. Is. 4 5us's canal Go.
JOAN wsiss lndorssr Of Geo wsist W Emanuel
Noll.
Jaasph vanKirk W The Psnns. Railroad %.
y h I. Railroad 10. vs. H.sry Schoch
Jsasrson Hail Admir- Of E,isabsth Housewarth
now for the uss Of = J. Sceoch ~ Jno Stsiiy
John Bousrsox W Jackson bowsrsoH.
same W James NJ shnman
y Oummings L L CumminGs use Of !. z
Cummings W ID Boiendsr sheriff Elias Ser.
hart and Beuj. 0rinen.
I. A 0ibsou 4 20. use Of J walter, va W y
Keller who has for his cornmitts " w ksl.
Ter.
william Craig and wife " Philip Hilbi'h.
Same W John u rholnpsJn l. ~ifs
First Nstional Bank Of Harrisburg W EiiAs and
William wieat endorssrs &C.
Christian Gross vs. \ l. Railroad Co.
dsaac Look VI Benz. John Ststtier
Bsnj 4 John Ststlsr vs. isaac Charles Look.
Chsriss B~insford VI Esther Swinsford.
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Rsnevs tsps Fsscss. hsss been
infsrnsd thai the sunbury 4 Lswis,owa
Rail Hssd sompssy have notified the land
hsldsrs along their line Of Railroad to re.
novs oil fences thirty feet from tho centre
Of The rssd. ..-.
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PAR Ur.-Thsrs are number Of our sub.
ssribsrs who would greatly obliss US by
rsnitsiss the several mounts due us on
suSscription 10 the Posr. People mus, no,
forsst that publishers Of newspapers, CO.
ossiosslly assd money to carry on their
business, % we'll - other fJits.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-12-05

IaJusists esunty. the other day, . man
shot bis sos's dog. The son rsislis,ed BY
setting ars to bic fsihsr's house aud barn
sad then leaving for parts uatsown. The
barn Was consumed, but the house was
saved. That youas m,a hal At least the
merit Of being fsithful 10 his dog.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1872-12-05

Nsw PssrHAsrHa.-Ths Post Master
General hes sppointsd our saterprisiu g
tswnsnsn Mr.. J. W. Dr,sse, PostmaGsrta,
tsis place, Instead Of Jacob Aursni, 70.
sigasd. The appoiatmest 10 . gool one
sad no doubt Mr.. D. will do sA In his
power 70 accommodate the public.
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IxrsIsswsp, "A msu nNusd John Mar
Tin. Of Msst Perry township. ives ,odsd.d
in JILL on surety M,hs Peace c.>s, oa
iast Msdrs,isy, iiefs r.psrtsi,o b.ia-
ssns s.sathssuespls OF religion ..sni thes.:.
easd.ss kiij hii Sfsxsr. '-''y'7 ''''' ,A.'1H
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DuAa aHvSriSo.-Ssvsral Of our young
nSn were ont In the mountains on . Deer
hunting expedition, last week. but failed
TO nsks capture. Although the party
report "Dser plenty" yet, judging from
the shortnsss Of their stay, We believe tha,
Dssr, are more easily caught st home than
they ere 10 the Csstre county mountains.
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Lsesuaa.r--A wsadsring lecturer calling
hinss,s. s'Ms. ,. Decker" -ise,ursd "ou
sossaisn,. :ia tAs lower church. on
fsdsss&ay eyspiss, sf lest vssk. He rep
rsssassf .hpfs,f % hslse educated In Ger
rsny - = ShsoissT fnsss, but rsuounssd
ne seps. Ind Z nov sn sathusias,ie Pro-
''fssf, ,Fhressh sn uafortups,s nervous.
q.ss b esllsssd shs syspsshy Of nuubsr
q sselti,sss vAs appeared 10 be more
'asa ese'rasily ssslous In bis bshals.
W 0nss hs>s ~ lecture but ,Aiak
t'o. seesssestaiisss given ~. shai We ars
ia'a.>neA Y psspsasdlps this qusry I;
~. ~ fsf So peeph havs bssa
'nc.sS ~ ~ ~ 49, nApsss,s' bsss
,'."s ..s .ss' ~ : aa'e'sps: 1n11e =
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Assss esrsts,y reading on. of,hs oIrea.

Aftss esrsfslly reading ens ofths oircu.
lars o. wllis' Grand Dislribuiioa. which
,akes ylses In Bridgeport, Conn, Dec 10,
te13, Wshsss become satisded that IL 10
~ sntsrpTiss worthy the sttsntion and
psironags Of ell. II 10 home affair, en-
dorssd by ell thslsadins eitisens Of Bridge
port, sndths vast amount Of property I .
DO given away will afford an opportunity.
10 hundreds Of securing valuable gins Of
various kinds. including Houses and Lots,
herses and Carriages, Bssk Stock, Govern
HeA' ben6s. end many articles We have
not epaee 70 snumsrste. AL ere sdvis cd
to Nd early 70 The Great Central Once Of
Wstls' orasd Dissribusion, q Bridgeport,
CeAs.. ~ eseprs Aandsons Chfomo or
Eagasyae sAasiss 10 price from 81 to
3d. ~ orAoro y he 0psnd Distrihutien
fsr - - nge'usrsh Of pictures psr.
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Tss creek, aad smaller streams In this
vioisisy ere ftsssa ever. The juviaiiss
and.ssus older oses, Are spjeyiss them.
ssivs6 upsu The .smsssh ies. .I.fni11le ~