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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-16
MARRIED.

DUNN-SLOAN-At the residence of the
brides parents, on Tuesday evening,
Oct. 18Th, 1872. by Rev. n. McFetrdgc
of Oil City, Mr.. w. r. Dunn and Miss
Olive L. Sloan, both of Tionesta
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Thou shalt not choose TO thvself any OH.
or Dry Goods merchants; thou shalt no
bow down 60 them nor listen to their tales,
for Hilbronncr Il Co. are reliable dealer,
aud capable of serving their customers tu
the third and fourth generations.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-16

Thou shalt seek no other Dry Goods
Store, trying to suit tlyselfin Dry Goods,
Clothing, Fancy Goods, ca pets, Hats and
Caps, because vou can suit yourself better
and cheaper at llilbronner & Go. 'sthan any
p!nce else.
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| x

Thou shalt not bear false witness, but
hor cstiy acknowledge that tiIou can>t get
II better article OF Dry Goods at IIilbronncr
d CO.'S than any place else in the city.
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VIII

Thou shalt not steal fr m the Dry Goods
Store OF lIibronner d Co., for they sell
goods 40 cheap that a felony would be the
greater SIN.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-16

-StonewAre, Crooks, Jars, and
Copper Kettles at Robinson G. Bon
ner's.
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III

Thou shalt seek in vain FOR a ccod quail
ity Of Dry Goods, clio hing, and Gents
Furnishing Goods elsewhere; for verify
they can be found in large quantities ~
Hilbronner & Co.'S.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-16

MariehvlIIe-Frlday, November /.
Exelc cises commence NJ 8 o'clock A.
NJ. Directors and friends of educa
tion are respectfully invited to attend.
S. +. RoHRER,
Sept 80, 1872. Co. Sup't.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-16

Thor shalt not commit any outrageous
impropriety bv f0olishly purchasing thy
Try Goods and Clothing elsewhere; but
go directly to Hilhrorn & Co, who will
give you superior article.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-16

Thou shalt have no other place 10 buy
Dry Goods than NJ the Store of iiilbron-
nCr Il Co., Water Street, Tioncsta, Pa.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-16

Thou shalt honor the Dry Goods Store Of
ITilbronncr e Co, and thy days shall be
long IN the land to enjoy the fruits Thereof.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-16
s5OOO,OOO IN BAN X.
GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Postponed to December ?, 1875

Postponed to December ?, 1879.
THE SECOND GRAND GIFT CON
4 CERT in the aid ofthe PUDLIC LIBRA
RY OF kENNUCKY, announced for Septcm-
ber %, has been postponed to DECEM-
BER7, 1872, because the accumulation of
orders the few days before the drawing
made it physically impossible TO fill them
without a few days delay, and as n short
postpOnemont was inevitable, il was de-
termined to defer it to a time that would
make full drawing sure by the sale OF
ali the tickets.
The money necessary to pay in full all
the offered gifts is now upon deposit in the
Farmers and Drovers R8nk, as will be
seen by tho following certificate OF the
Cashier:
FARMEEs' AND DRnvERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 26, 1877.
This is to certify that there il now on de-
post in this bank over balf million of
dollars to the credit of the Git Concert
fund. $4,000 of which is held by this
bank "a Treasurer OF the Public Library
of Kentucky to pay off all gifts to be
awarded at the drawing.
X. :. YEA II, Cashier.
1000 Prizes. amounting to
$500, O,OOOIN CASH
VIII be awarded, the highest prizes being
$780, 600, 1000, $4,000 and down in resu
lar gradaiion to SlO0, which is the lowest.
The drawing viii positively and un-
equvocaily take place December I. Agents
are peremtnrily required 10 close sales and
make returns November %, in order to
givoamp c time for tho final arraI gements.
Orders for tickets Orapplicalions for circu
lars should ne addressed 10
Gov. THOS. IT,. AMLErTE,
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
Louisville, Ky.
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Teachers Examinations.

The Fall Examinations of Teachers
for Forest County, will be held as fol-
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1872-10-16
CURES DISEASES OF nK
THROAT, LUNGS. LIVER & BLOOD


In the wonderful medicine to which the afiiict.
ed are above pointed for relief the discoyerer
believes he has combined IN harmony more OF
Nature's most sovereign curative properties,
which God has instiled into the vegetable KING
dom for healing the sick, than were ever before
combined in one medicine. The evidence OF this
fact Is found in the great variety of most obsti-
nate diseases which ithas been found 10 conquer.
In the cure of BrOnchitis. severe
Coughs, aud the carly stages of Consu nap:
ton, II has astonished the medical faculty, and
eminent physicians pronounce II the greatest
medical discovery Of the age. Nhlle II cures INC
purITIes the blood. BY its great and thor.
ough blood purifying properties, II cures AL
Humors, from the worst ScrOfuIa to
common E7lOtch, PimPle, or Eruption.
effects are eradicated, and vigorous health and a
sound constitution established. Erystpelass
salt Rhoum, FeN er sores, Scaly or
Rough skin, in short, all the numerous dls-
eases caused by bad blood, are conquered ny 'hiS
powerful purifying aud inyigOrating medicine.
Ii YOU feel dull, drowsy, debilltaied, have sal-
low color of skin, or ycOwish brown spois ON
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness. bad
taste in mouth internal heat or chillr altemaied
with hot hushcs, low spirits, aud gloomy fore
bDdings irregular appetite, and tongue coated,
yon are suffering from Torpid Liver or
SsBiIiOusness.o In many cases of "LtVer
are exierienced. A. remedy for all such cases,
DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal a. IL effects perfect cures, leaving the Nv
er strengthened and healthy. For the cure OF
Habitual Constr pation 81 inc bowels II
IL a never falling remedy, and those who have
uged n for this purpose are loud IN ITS praise.
The proprietor offers 81 900 reward for medt-
cine that will equal It for the cure of all the dis
eases for which IL Is recommended.
Sold hy druggists at & per bottle. Prepared ny
II v Pierce NJ d.. Sole Proprietor, al his Chemi-
cal Laboratory, 1873 Seaeca street, Buffalo, \. \.
Send your address for pamphlet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

The New York Times, in its banteripg article
upon tine degree of uprisal the Washington
monument win experience from the hundred
dollar contribution Of the California Ma-ons.
errs in its averment that the plan Of the monu-
ment, as being executed, has the incon-
gruity OF an Egyptian monolithic obelisk, based
upon Grecian temple. The idea Of temple at
the base Of the monument has long since been
abandoned, and the plan upon which II Il
being constructed Is that Of . plain shaft, some
thing like the Bunker Hill monument, and
characterized BY simplicity and commanding
height.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

Our friends Of the National Era, uni intention
ally we are sure, do The STAR injustice in I'M
dertaking to define our position ON the .social
equality question" Our course when the ut.
tempt was made to violate the rights of Mr..
Lewis Douglass as colored printer, and in
other cases where the civil, political and public
rights Of the colored men we're concerned, ought
TO satisfy the Era that We are not likely to be
actuated by any caste feeling in dealing with
these matters. We thought, and still think,
that the party Of colored men in question were
not asserting their "Iights" in the most dgnihed
and Argumentative way in their raid on
Freund's ice-cI cam tables. That's all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

Our sister city, Alexandria, across the river,
has a world of trouble with her chain gang.
A revolt occurred among them the other day,
and with hOrrid osths, and imprecatons dire, the
prisoners refused to work on the streets until
their ornamentalappendages in the shape OF balls
and Oh aims were taken on. They were humored
in this, but still they are not happy. Scarcely
a day passes but some OF them mizzle down
back alleys and escape, or are taken conve-
niently and violently i'll with cramps in the
stomach whenever they are brought in contact
with work. The superintendent Of police has
finally come to the conclusion that the old plan
Is the best, and hereafter all the gang viii be
compelled to work with the ball and chain at
tachment, however much their sensitive natures
may revolt at the degradation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

Among the bills before Congress is one for
the relief OF General Spinner, United Stltes
Treasurer, on account Of the defalcatisns Of
clerks in his Office about q year ago. These
defaicAtions amount to something over $i0, 900.
The bill will doubtless pass both houses OF Con-
sress, many democratic as well as republica an
members having voluntarily assured General
3. Of their intention to vote for 1t. The general
vas urged to permit the passage Of such bill
last session, but thought it better to delay the
matter until after the Pre- sidential election, in
order that it might not be made the basis Of an
npiust assault upon the Administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

WAk DhFAkT21uT,OScs Chief Si1ual 0yesy,
WAsHIHeroN, ID. O., Dec. 20, 1871, II an
SYHoPsIe 1oH PAST TwsurY-1OuR aoU n. -
An area OF quite low barometer has moved
northeastward from Texas over the lower N IL.
sissippt and Ohio valley, being now central over
Lake Ontario, accompanied by brisk winds.
Heavy rains have prevailed over tho southern
states and southern portions Of middle. states,
but snow from Missouri and Iowa to lower
Michigan, northern portion or middle states
and New England. Clear and cold weather is
now prevailing over the northwest. with north
PRoBABILITIIs.-The low barometer over
Lake Ontario continue its northeast ward course
For New England brisk easterly to southerly
winds, rain and snow, the former veerinR 20
north westerly and westerly tonight, with clear
ing weather. For middle states cloudy weather,
with rain and snow, the winds veering to north,
westerly tonight, with clearing and cold
weather. For southern states east of the Mis-
siseippi. increasing pressure, northerly to west
erly winds, and clearing weather, with falling
temperature. From the Ohio valley to Lake
Erie, he upper lakes and northwest, generally
clearing and clear weather, northeIly to west
eriy winds and low temperatures. Cautionary
signals continue At Cape May and New York
and are ordered for New London, Boston and
Portland, Me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20
~MEDICAL BLuNDERs.

From the period when surgeons appljed THAR
sat 10 weapons instead CT wounds 20 the prese Mt
w'de-avAke age, the medical profession has oFten
unwittioey taken side with Disease In its uficta
with the human system. Even ret, In spite Of the
teachings Of centuries OF experience, some physi-
eisns believe IN depicting their patients, ready
seriously exhausted BY sickness, with powerful
evseuants, emetics, salivants, eauthsrdal pasters
or the lancet. But providentially, public inteli.
eence 10 ahead Of these medical fossils, who belong
OF right, TO the ere Of the Crusadesi That now
erful ally Of nature In its warfare with the causes
Of sickness, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has
opened the syss Of the masses to the para
mount importance Of increasing the vital
strength OF the body when menaced by disease.
They understand that when the stmcs pher ic CON
ditions ere adverse to heath-as. for ex IN ple in
damp, chilly, or severely cold westher-it 10 wise to
reinforce the system with . wholesome tonic and
sir uianf, and thus enable IL to combat and repel
the depressing influence Of IN Indictment tempers-
turs. ths constitutional and animal % wers were
always thus recruited IN the presence Of danger,
TIE mortality from consumption. bror shtis chronic
rheumatism, &C., would be much less than IL now H.
The causes which produce Group, colds, quinssy,
distheris and catarrh seldom affect strong aud
active vital system; ard Of ell vitalizing prepara
lions, Hoststtsr's Bittsrs has proved the most
Efficient. II ID not claimed that this standard tonic
d sDeciAc for lung and throat malsdies O. II ID Tor
dyspspss, liver complaint and intermttents, but Il
h uphssitatinGy asserted that IL e the best knows
sssssuasd against all the phsris elements Of
dfseeee. dis eoHAW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20
The President and the WarmOth
Com mfttA0.

IL seems that precisely what the warmoth
citizens committee came to Washington for
was TO request-fr-t, that Mr.. Assoc ate Justice
Bradley be assigned to Louisiana, and that
Circuit Judge Woods take charge of the circuit
court at New Orleans, in place of Durell; and
second, that . committee Of three impartial
men excepting Congressmen) be sent to New
Orleans to investigate and report-the Presi-
dent to make the latter the basis of such recon-
mendations to Congress as be may think proper
This was the sum aud substance of judge
Csmpbeus request to the President yesterday
The latter met these propositions courteouslg,
but positively, and informed Judge Campbell
that in his opinion it would be improper for him
<the President) to request the supreme court to
send Judge Bradley to New Orleans, while he
presumedit would be competent for the supreme
court to do 30; and further, that he totally dis
approved Of the plan of . committee sp-
pointed by the Executive going on an in
vestigatng tour to the state Of Louisiana
The power TO appoint such committee, the
President informed Judge Campbell, belongs
solely to Congress, and should . committee APP
pointed By the Executive 60 to Louisiana, they
would be wholly unauthorized to compel the
attendance Of witnesses, and. besides, would
receive no compensation for their services In
relation to the action of the government In the
Louisiana imbroglio the President said =" The
government did not interfere in this matter; no
part was taken by the administration until q de-
cree OF United States court was set aside, and
then the marshal was simply instructed to see that
the DEGREES Of United States courts were carried
out, and the military was placed at the disposal
OF the marshal to aid him in carrying out the in
struetiOns Of the government"
The upshot Of the matter was that Judge
Campbell, finding the President infiexible,
closed the interview somewhat abruptly, and
with a show of considerable feeling. A sub
committee OF the citizens committee will prob
ably remain here to work in the interest of the
WaImoth party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20
FINANCIAL AND CouuEsCrAa.

The New York money market continued
stringent yesterday, the ruling rate for call
loans amorg the stock-b brokers being < per day
and legal interest. The leading private banksfs
a. we'll 10 the banks quoted money at TAI gold.
With the usury laws abolished, the exorbltane
Mercantile paper 10 nominally 10 10 u per cent.
for leading names. A COED deal Of railroad &C.
comnodation paper is on the market ct I to X
January dividends are coming duo. Govern
ment bonds we're lover yesterday, In sympathy
with gold. In London they were arm. In the
stock market the only deslings Of importance
were in Pacific Mail, Erie and Western Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20

A. Mr.. Colfax does not take the editorship Of
the Tribune. the lsbored articles in the World
and other papers, showing what fearful state
Oh affairs would be the result should he resign
and Grant die before the 4.h Of March, are
wasted thunder. The danger is averted OF
thirty millions Of people waking mp some fine
morning to fnd themselves without q President
or the material for deputy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20


BALTIMORE. Dec. 0-VirRinls sixes. consoli.
dated, tts4 lid to-day.
BALiInosE, O. :e.-Oouon quiet: low mid alinr,
lea~los fiou' steady: good local demand Wheat
hrn ano UNCHANGED. Corn weak for southern; white
.on,h.rn 6osSs; yellow southern. s9.es; mined
Nsstrn ~ Data nm; southern, 60s55: western
ni.ed, a, ~ DO: White: sosss I've STEADY, 7ssss
Pro. isians dull; Mess pork, eisseis 50. Bulk
meats ane hanged Bacon sbchsos.d; hams. nev.
3<A15. Lard-ssies 40 tier ut N Western but.
ts steady: choice roll, %; good 26ass whsky firm
NEW ToRE: Dec. % -stoek. strong. Gold heavy,
!lH. Money tight Co e and interest. Exchange
lotg, =; short, Ic5s. Governments dull aud be svy
vIeinds 90, a. new, 80. North CarolinaS, 81:
NEW Yonk Dee 7o-Erie opened ct ssx, and is
., ssw Yo re-, Dee Rss n.-Fiour dull. Wheat u,
a, LoSDos Dec 20, ia M; [conscI. opened at s,x ,
Of lssS old, ~; 1857. ss: 10 Ao's, ss1s; new nves,
LoNpoN,. bee. 20, m-Erie is nov Quoted q,
8k There have been hmm pse transactions In the
~. "
PApn, Bee. % The specie in the Bank of Fran %
has decreased so0 000 francs during the past week
are now quoted AZ.
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~WAR DEPARTMENT,
III nTVTA NJ GENCu a y


WARRINGTON December Is, 1871,
General Orders No. Ice.
a Board to consist Of
Lieutenant Colonel W. b. FRENCH, "a Artillery,
Lieutenant Colonel II. @. WRIGHT, Corps Of Engi
Major J. c. TIppALL. n ARTILLERY,
captain u. w. sLAGLER, Ordnance Department,
captain N. BENJAMIN. ID Artiliery,
10 ~ pointed to meet in View York City on the 18th
Say OF jar uary 1873, thereafter rs prac
ucabie, 70 En- an Inc and report upon plans and mod
els OF scch pressing and other carriages for heavy
orou apse se the Board may deem worthy of trial.
The Cbi~fs OF Er gipeers and Ordnance will LAY
ject.
The repsrt OF the Board vii be mad TO the Score
tary Of War through the Chief of Ordnance
The junior member Of the Board will act q Be
corder.
By order Of the Secretary OF War
d0G 4. ID TOWNSEND, Adiutant General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20
ANOTHER DOUBLE sHEEri

Look out for our double-sheet tomorrow. IL
will be great number, both for readers and
advertisers. 1t win be crowded with fresh and
interesting reading on all its eight pages, and
VIII contain As much matter rs two or three or
binary sized books. We shall print large extra
edition 10 supply the great demand, aud No
would Ask our business customers to send In their
advertisements for this number As early q DOS
sible, 30 that they may be properly displayed
and duly noticed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20
HOLIDAY GOODS.

II HI HoLIDAYsi
1879 and 1878.
EEADQUARrERS FoR HOLIDAY GOODS.
TIE LARaEsr STOCK EVER PRESENTED
TO TIE PEOPLE OF wAsnIsGroH.
THE BEST GOODS,
GREAT VARIETY. AND Low PRICES,
CHR. RUPPERT.
IMPORTER.
4e2 SEVENTH STREKT.
Between d and .,
Tskes pleasure in infornisg the sselie thst be
Germany, France, and England. the largest sas
FANCY GOODS!
EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY
s1i ssrand, ssd other pi.ces Of noss 1eoa the Goa
tinent OF Europe.
t!ss.ss n imSrolssr.S chair ana .O,. Cushions.
Embroidered slippers, 90 Velvet, Doth, and Dan
worst Goods: Of al ss ss ssss
milan Vases ana Ornaments. 10 great variety: usi:
nd ivory: french Perfanesy IL srsss vsristy:
rttmopra es. Gard Cases; Writing Desks: Dress
inR Casee, Work Boxes and Work Stands; Dolls OF
AL descriptions; Msskr, embracing ell characters:
Rock, Spring, and Hobby Horses. Proreilers
sisishs, Wagons, Whe-lbArrows, &C, &c /, &c
mr. RUPERT having purchased this immense
stock direct from the leading manufacturers Of
Europe, IL ready 20 sell them low the same
lass q goods be had Of any house in the city Of
Mr. RUPPIRT offers great ind uoements 20 pur-
chssers Ladies oontemglAtins hoic ing fair. should
not fail Co examine his stock Those who desire 60
avoid the large crowd usually ct Ruppsrts during
he Holidays, would do we'll to make their .eles.
tions At once. disi2G
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-12-20
H@H o T I G Z.

ISL g Z.
Ihe pled satisfsctiou that NATTAN,S
kk1STAL DleCOvEkf hes given in this city and
throughout the whole country. a. evidenced bv the
steadily increasing demand for induce Us to direct
especial and particular attention the great fact
that By tts use you gain all the advantages claimed
Tor the many poisonous compounds in use, 20 wit !:
The OF the color and growth Of the hair
a. d the speedy removal Of dandru6, without the
ie ast possible inlury-as Crystal Discovery is posi-
lively warranted to contain no poisonous substance
neither Lead, Sulphur or silver
Hts perfect cleanliness IL reason not to be lightly
overiooked will neither stain the skin or clothes.
IN one sentence, IL 10 exactly what has been wanted
Tor long while, Restorer Of the Hair that may DO
used without the fear that you going to have
Neuralgia, Paralys Lead Collie and various other
plants, the Of the Of Iced stions
ARTHUR NAfTAHS, Proprietor.
General Depot, corner "a and ID streets, H. w.
sOid by all Druggists. tecll.tr
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hFA0UNo MISS OhRISrIAH AsSOOIA,N
Wy Corner 9th and d streets,

Circulating LisrarZ: Terms: % psr year; o. psr
And Rehaious Papers and Maeaziaes. Psrlors, free
70 ALL with use OF piano. organ, chess and cheQ usrs
Daily Prayer Mees ings ct IBIS, s, and p m. Sab
bath services q $50 p. m ehort addresses. SAB
corner 1lth and streets, ct TO O'Clock. dsl4
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n@REv HENRY NICE. Of Cumberland. Ma
M II .sr'i lev SaS5ss
D., viii NIL the pulpit ~ NIGHT. Love Yeast
ISL. o. o. F.-aRAHD LeDGE-A ,,eei,,
Is SeiSei % make srrsnS.nsn.s ior q. fso:r q
Of =; LEM IL BARSEs. Of Eastern Lodge, No. 4.
MR b. SWIFT, Grand s.e,.
"IBE oYFICERs AND MIaBERs or
N the FRIEsDsBIP BKNEFICIAL SOOi.
e .,a;s ne hs,S lard, are requested % meet q
1sothsr LLNrEI sARNKs, sU aDxY, December
'el'si O. pz oI STa 4 e; f::iss.t
nTrHH NEW HIGHLAND AesOOIATIoH
:sss TsSss, soHs&H ss2sf lssS1 s.. 4 !. rs
sss Sies i PessSs :aa
s S . sa If s. S sss., cd !, 4.
tee. - ~ - - 0'''' 0' 'n' V an
FFAIR AT TIE sEnINAKY BUIIDINa.
The Young Ladies Of the FIRST BIBLE oL.ss
Of ST. JOHNS SUNDAY SCHOOL would wei
p pa q, I'd sATURDAr, bsosnb9 % and q, from
/" wssHTEGf0N 1ARKTf C01PANY.
IsTiss JoeSsas Vii b held al
-, ~, as. noSpAI. !.ins ne asy q Jsaas,g.
.S.Rg year and 70 act on any other basins within
tss,c is 'f siS7 s. %sia1rusr s.c-.,.r,
H~SoIICE 10 POLlCY H0LDEas,
OFFICE OF TIE Mutual TRE Tvs. ro.,l
WAsHIysroy. Dec. 10. 1877.
Icy -kolders are hereby notified to reneg their
insurance. for lg3, at the once Of the Com pany, on
Ass, J.SHsi Rifi sSfE n i !, s.er...r,
Nv r0k CQUGHA COLDS, Oh IRRIfA-
rEs op lion o. TIL Lla0AI, a.s sCoffs
AZ iie 70 s;s. Sesd By \. nAy0B, corner Irs
ma issn street. n1-eoln
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% d.
Nh. W. n. BARRETT.
pEETIsT.
Hes ssnovsd 70 o. 1909 ssrset n. ", oorrss
Sh susss. so-ly