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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

The State Fair attracted the main atten.
ton Of the 5000 visitors at Ottawa dur,.y
the week, hut very considerable crowd was
KEEP sro2nd the court house square in this city
from about six in the morning to midnight
each day by legion II patent nos,rum and
mock Je"crIv p'di!cr,. lung testers, galvani.
zers, m"nntcbnnk> Sweat Clu:h" and wheel
oi t"r;uh", and ".i:t- Joker" gamblers, to the
detnmen, of the 'ar receipts, We should say,
OF sundry thousands. and tn the loss of rural
lnnoccnts u double that amount, II i,
strange that people will he guided and SWIM.
swindled in snch ways, but "sich is human
na,ur.'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

EDITORS IN TowN.-7he fair cast upon Us
such an en- ,rmous load OF extra work iha, WE
We're able 10 spend very little time either on
the grounds or On the street. In this way,
doubtless. We have failed to meet and greet
many az our cdito,al brethren who We're du.
ly on hand with pen and pencil We noticed.
however, Hitting about the grounds, Messrs.
knickerhockcr T. Holder, OF the Aurora
Beaeo"; Bailey, OF Princeton; Burton, of
Marseiles; Bouton, of the .Jonesboro Gasett..
Ellsworth, OF the LtcUn Home Journal: Dow
dali, Of the Peoria Democrat: Powers of the
Rockford .Sntine(' Spore, Of the Ell Paso
JoWn0i. and It there were any others. AS
there doubtless were We failed t. meet them
that's all.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21
FROM LELAND
SICKNESS
EIDEs.


Acue and tower r,ses broadcast. It is sue.
ceeding the spparen, dy-en'ory and aux cpl.
demic now slowly aba,ing. Prot 5. B. Bathurst,
principal Of the Lei nd graded school, buried
his eldest child Las, week
DR.. Morrv. 'hiuk. of l-Avin. loo Blooming.
ton about tn Ia, %, Os,oter. We regret hi.
leaving and hope his place may be filed BY
physician OF equal competency and practice.
Dr.. Di'it' team ran away with him the other
day aid did some injury 20 his carriage. Since
'h.n the doctor has procured n goodman who
can attend - the horse. while their owner sleep.
in his carriage. Mr.. ID. i. very busy night and
day. not having had one full nights res. for the
last month. The public have gre., confidence
in him.
LIQUOR SUITS.
Five suits vs.. Tnoms. Glenn aud one VI, Hen.
ry Erb were continued to day for the third time
This time by the defendants. to Sep. "a; at one
o'clock r NJ. Should they be tried, Il. last, q
lively time my be looked for
FAIR.
Fully onefourth OF the entire population OF
Au"ms township Will attend the State Fair at
Ottawa.
The "old settlers Of Worthwhile will turn out
heor'er than they did a. their las. "pic mic"
FISHING PARTY.
a grand hunting and fishing party is organ.
iziny Tor n northern tour. To be gone three weeks
They think Ut sending for that "Biscatoria,
Bedi,or Beemus,' 10 transcribe their exploits t.
his independently Independents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21
Gov. Curtin, Of Pennsylvania.

Great have'bten the efforts of the Grant and
Cameron ring in Pennsylvania to propltis,e
or scare Governor Curtin, since MS return
from Russia, into the support of the cnrrup.
tionists. The Governor, however, could
neither be scared, appeased or bought lie
has now fairly entered the field for Greeley
and Brown, having accepted the nomination
of the Liberia! Party Of Pennsylvania for del.
egate to the Constitutional Convention for the
State at large. AS soon AS his health will ad.
nit OF 1t, he promises to take the field for
Greeley and Buckalew. This ends all hope
OF the corrup,ionls,s in Pennsylvania.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

The Geneva Conference has closed its Ia.
bors, and Its final decision awards to the L.
S. SIS 100000 for the depredations of the
Alabama, Shenandoah and Florida.
But now comes the other side OF the led.
ger. 4 commission is IN session nj Washing.
ton examining the Gains of English subjects
against the |. s. for losses during the rebel.
lion, and the probability is that this com =
mission will allow England enongh to offset
the award just made at Geneva. The NV" ma
ticns might just rs well have jumped nc.
expense OF negotiation, arbitration. etc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

The funniest thing out, in the political
line, is the attack Of the Ottawa Republican
on David L. Hough, for 1.-THE circulation, in a
private way, of calumnies against Franklin
C'rwin." "ln the name Of the prophet -
what has turned up to sour the sweetness he
tween llough and Corwin. Why, Hough was
the ,naking OF Corwin. lie sold ont NJ .ior
Taylor in the radical county convention 20
help Corwin get the t''ngr, ..innal Il, legation
from this county. For years, 40 To speak. n"
two thieves were thicker" than Hnugh and
Corwn. What can have happened!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21
They Took me- RrsI,es

ihoinas Jefferson, who occupied the Presi
dental chair eight years died poor man
Madison his successor, left A widow wbo
was saved from want by Congres; PURCHASING
the manuscripts of her husband.
Monroe died so POOR that he was hurled b.,
the charity fhis friends.
The Adamses' johnson, Van Buren,, Polk
Pierce, Buchanan Lincoln. and johnson came
out of the office but little better of financially
than when they were elected.
Grant the G.. 6. T., after his term Of to,r
years, will retire from his office of Pres;d.,.
shoddy millionaire.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21
Greeley Mass Meeting.
ltPeru md La sale.

Ii Peru and La sale.
By appointment OF the Liberal State Cen.
trail Committee,
Gov john NJ. PALMER,
Hon. john Y. EusTACa and
Hon. GUsTAvUs KGRNER,
Will address the people on the bluff bciE zen
Peru o. d La Sale
On Friday, Septe0,jer 9th, 1879.
Precise locality and hour of meeting to he
announced hereafter.
BY the same apo. ltmeut
CAsPAR BUTz, ESQ,
will address tine people at Peru, Monday
evening, Sept. 25d.
Ottawe Tuesday evening, sept. oath.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21
Let us have E,lifh.

ENCOURAGED by the lew who believe in him
through all !" Blessed be- faith know l have
been believed into every good thing have ever
done or been in this world. have such faith
IN fifth that am almost persuaded that poll
tician might be believed into the kingdom o.
Heaven, or u mediocre poet into genius. l am
.nre many righteous IN ~ has been suspected
iuto u ,acal.
Did not a dear gentle friend Of mine contes.
that tt n. had .m,ined much longer in the EN-.
pioy oi ii certain Christian person God save the
marx or II sne.kinH. suspicious nature, he
would have tkeA incontinently to picking
pockets
A fly for the nan who has 'never been de.
ceived :; ard III. woman who knows from the
beginning the plot of novel This ia the
cr"wn'Da sin Ut mposture-that it lessons mems
tai,h IN their fellow .men.
Blessed, I s',. be fifth tor by Ii shall the
world he -v.t.-7h on Cabinet. in Scribne,',
for !StIt.D,ber
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21
The Great Campaign ~vo,.L

We have jus, received from those wide.swala
publishers, Messrs E. Hsnnaford d. Co. 100
Yves. Madison ST.. Chicago, a copy of their great
Campaign Chart for 1872" 1t is brimful rs
very valuable information, showins at a ylsncs
not only the political. but also the economics,
history of the country for the past fifty years:
In addition to the statistics, ETC., of politica,
character, which are exceedingly full and com.
plete, this multum an parro cont aims ,ablur ex.
hibit Of the population of the T. s., BY States. at
each census, from 1890 to 1870; the conapagatise
rank of the several States at each census-a
most interesting and instructive feature; tho
leading productions Of agriculture in saoh State
and Territory. from the las. census, giving the
amount of over twenty Of the principal products
in each State, together with much other Inter.
estiue agricultural statistics, according to the
census returns OF 1870. together with other i'm.
portant matter. A large portion of the agricul.
taral statistics have never been published. From
the foregoing items, it will be seen that the
chart. besides serving hundred useful purposes
during the campaign, is permanently raluaJl.
This Chart is handsomely printed, colored,
and vanished, aud mounted, map.like on roll.
ers. 1t lisa real ornament to any room or Office,
and ought to sell fast everywhere.
1t is sold through agents, and published by +,
Hannsfosd Il Co., 1872 West Madison Street
Chicago, to whom all applications for agency
should be addressed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

one Johnson, a reprrsentarly. New Yn:k
radical i,ician-onc of III. Gran, Nurphv
pets-has just disappeared from his desk IN
the New York Custom House, hi. accounts
revealing = deficit of $4,000 in the stamp
department. The administration are said 10
care less .1ou; the los, of the money than Of
his prli'ica! influence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

In Chicago, where cold bloodcd murders
average about one day, they have g"t along
50 far that II jury has been i"n"d willing To
hang man. Rafferty,, the murderer NJ Pc.
licemsn OMeara, has been tried, found gull.
y, and sentenced to be hung.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

Mr. McE'r"y, ct New York. being about tO
marry his fourth write, >,u4r one asked his
o"ue"'er WI" WAS going ~ prrtorm the cere.
mony. She replied: II .hnr know, but |
presume 1t will DO DR.. spring. tie GENERALLY
marrirs father"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21
Meeting at Grand Rapids.

political meeting viii be held at the
Central Schoo! House, in the town of Grand
Rapids, on "Wednesday evening next Sept.
25th, to be addressed Oy
n. T. MALoNEY, and
BIRD BICKF ORD, EsQs.,
aud others. All are invited to attend.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

An Idaho invalid was ordered by phys,-
clan TO take three ourccs Of brandy day, and
knowing that sixteen ORA inns make an ounce,
has patiently been taking forty.eight drinks q
dsy ever since.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

The tale ,f "O'C0nOr's child" advertised
by the New York WetIity, cant mean the
Louisville Convention. ilc refuses W father
that. Besides, r"r'yn" IL knows It il Grants
banting.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

A youthful Connecticut lover who sang and
played before the Young hdys house for two
mortal hours, the "'Mr night, was electrified
after short pause, by u cordial "rhank YOU,
gracefully pronounced ny the "other fellow"
who appeared rs the uh.lnw.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

A ."nng h"ly at Long Branch receives a
new dress dn'', from New York. and vet does
h"f III r"'r aci SET VIVA IA ',ll .,r.>.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21
THE swlNDLER DENT.

~ was uhCatu lot III tue newspapers to
speak Of Mr.. Henry Reed in connection with
the assassin Dent, as being elderly or IN i'll.
health for Dents conduct and his story in
Court show that he would not have dared to
attack Mr. Reed on his feet and warne d.
Dents own story confessed the coward. The
conduct OF Judge Mills recalls the time when
the DULLES OF slavery ruled the capita! and
the courts of the district were their ser.s. A
manly and true friend to the President W, i'd
have known that Dent, the criminal brother.
in.law. serving out just sentence IN jail in
the district where Grant holds the pardoning
power, would have had popular effect vast.
~ better for him than this disgusting turnkey
Ism. The brazen part of this affair is. that
this Dent should pretend tina, this charge of
selling the Presidents iavors touched his hol.
Ur. He SAID it was intolerablc Why this
is Louis Dents profession. He adve:,ises it
on bis professional shing!e anu card. He
could not make his salt H. Claim Agent Mt
the Capital, but for the influence he pre,ends
to have Ivy being brother in-Aw ~ the
President. He pretends t. sci. Aim every
time he takes a tee or share. IL he has not
this influence he is swindI.r IL is his
whole professional capital. >urn a, he, who
have traded upon their personal relation, to
Grant, ARE. m''r" than all other ,nlags put
together. the rrns,ns why Their /, AN oppo,i.
tioD To his re election which i, at all ip rmidA-
bic
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21

" S
en-. az. 49,. y september 81, 1871
...--.-.------.r---
Far ES.nENT,
E0' ACs GREELEY.
o.; We. PRESIDENT,
3. GRAFT BROWN.
REPORNH stats TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
GUSTAyuS KERNER,
ofS.. .air County
FOR I.lF- TENANT GOVERNOR,
GEN. 'OHN c. BLACK,
o. ,hamp4sn County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
EDWARD RUMMELL,
orPeoria County.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL UHAKA,
of Cook County.
Tor TREASURER.
CHARLES II. LANPHIER,
OfSapgaAon County.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JOIN V. EUSTACE,
OF Lee County.
CLERK SUPREME COURT, NORTHERN DIvIsic n,
+. SMITH.
OF Cook County.
FOR CONGRESS.
G. D. A. PARKS,
of Will County.
FOR safe BOARD OF QUAIL ZATION,
j. D. ROGERS,
OF LASH eCo.
COUNTY TICKET.
FOX SENATOR.
e. c. HEGELER
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,,
6. w. ARMS TRONG.
WIN. COGSWELL.
FOR SHERIFF,
DANIEL BLAKE.
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK,
]. IVOR MON IGOMERY.
FOR RECORDER.
e. II. r. THOMAS
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY,
J. W. DUNCAN.
FOR CoRoOER,
DIR. J. IT.. FINLEY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-21
Hard ON Poor Dent

The Cincinnati Gazette, very loyal !"
Grant paper, gets itself step or two out
OF the straight line when It "goes for Judge
Dent in the following savage manner:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
Mark Twain on the Reporter.

l reported on that morning newspaper
three years, and it was pretty hard work
But | enjoyed its attractions. Reporting is
the best school i'll the world to get "a knowl-
edge of human beings, human nature ard
human ways. A nice, gentlemanlv re
porter make no reterenCes-is well
treated by everybody. just think Of the
wide range of his acquaintanceslip his
experience of life and society, No other
occupation brings man into such
familiar sociable relations with all
grades and classes of people. The last
thing at ght-uidnight-Ee goes brOws-
ing around after items among police and
iail birds, in the lookup, questioning the
prisoners and making lasting friendships
with some CT the worst people in the world.
Laughter. And the very next evening he
gets himself up, regardless of expense puts
on all the good clothes his friends have cot
laughter goes and takes dinner with the
governor or the commandcr-in-chief of the
district, the United States senator, and
some more of the upper crust Of society.
He is on good terms with all OF them, and
is present at every public gathering, and
has easy access to every variety OF people.
Why, | breakfasted almost every morning
with the governor, dined with the principal
clergyman, and slept in the stationhouse.
ILaughter>
reporter has to lie a little, of course.
vi .hoy "oulu uistuafSe MN. MS Is the
only drawback to the profession. That is
why / lett il. laughter am different
from Washington; l have a higher aud
grandcr standard of principle Washing
ton could not lie. | can lie, but won't
Prolonged laughter.l Reporting is tas-
chatting but then it is distristressing to
have to lie SO. Lying is bad-lying is very
bad Every individual in this house knows
that by experience. | think that for
man to tell a lie when a man can't make
anything by it, is wrong. Laughter
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
A Funny School Incident.
From the Sioux City Journal. |


The teacher of one of our primary schools,
Mrs. BGhmler, is ambitious to teach her
little folk to compose, and not only to com
pose but write, spell, punctuate and capital
ize, all in the same lesson. Thus she has a
habit of writing a word on the black board
which she requests the children to use as
the subject of sentence. The other dav
she wrote the word chimney, and set all the
youngsters ut work cudgeling their brains
Tor sentence in which the word should
lave leading part. Finally the states
were brought 10 her to read the various
sentences hat mad been made. Among the
rest she came 10 this one, which, much to
the eradication Of certain little boy. who
had by this tire discovered his error. she
omitted to read:
Il do not wear a shinmcy, for am not
girl, for II | was gilI / would have TO
wear ii shimneY."
The little author is only eight years old,
and we undertake to say that 10 one in the
whole school produced more amusing sen
fence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

chancellors, and consular officers. shall en-
Joy in the two countries all the liberties,
prerogatives immunities, and privileges
granted to functonaries Of the same class
of the most favored nation.
ARTICLE XVI.
In case of the death Of a citizen of the
United States in the Austrian Hungarian
monarchy, or OF 4 citizen of the Austrian
Hungarian monarchy III the United States,
without having any known heirs or testa-
mentary executors by him appointed, the
competent local authorities shall inform the
consuls or consular agents of the State to
which the deceased belonged Of the cir
cumstance, in order Inat the necessary III
formation may be Immediately forwarded
to the parties interested.
ARTICLE WI.
The present convention shall remain IN
force for the space OF ten years from the
date of the exchange of the notifications,
which shall be made in conformity with the
respective constitutions OF the two coun-
tries, and exchanged al Washington within
the period OF ten tigl months or sooner il
possible.
In case neither OF tie contracting parties
give notice before the expiration of the said
term OF its intention not 70 renew TINS Con
vention, it shall remain in force a year
longer, and 50 on, from year TO year, until
the expiration OF a year from the day on
which one of tie parties shall have given
such notice.
In testimony whereof. the respective pleni-
potentiaries. have Si-ntd this Convention
and have hereunto affixed their respective
seals.
Done in duplicate at Washin cton, this
eleventh day OF July, III the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
HAMILTON FISH
LEDERER.
And wboreas the Senate. NV their resolu-
ton If tha twelfth If Nav ls7l did advise
and consent thar inc rar.ind within whirl, II
was stimulated in fine S;,iI Convention thar
~. r,.,,ll I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
VIE GAS OF TIE AGE
ihe Ne'" Orleans Hydro-Carhcu
iiah. Company.

ms company has just completed q a.
sc'eh'lnc experiments in the pr0ductior, -. Oh
carbon Gas by "Soper's patents, and ca,, hyuro'
recommend these machines as III. lOnsiy
cheapest and most substantial gas piesf
oheiea 10 the public, producing gas sr-a eVeS
'no mum mating power of city gas, and a. ''Aie'
TESS COST For churches, halls, suoar-ho',' N''ch
country towns this machine can nor h. aha
ORDERS Tor machines left at the con,-. 81 passed
oarohueiet street, New Orleans luce
"VS'Is 'ockush Co.. bankers GaIvestor VI with
VII meet with prompt attention 'S'oh' Texer
J. N. WAGNER, PresIdsn.
Hgspr srrsS SV sasr coANrNr. Superinten3,,
FACTORY. No. POO Ramnart s+ 'ufer
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
PUBLICAN FERTILIxrg

t4H NJ" ORLEANS SANITARY AMI
ING COMPANY FhHTLA,1.
Have n" o. , ~ Union street, Up s.s,,s
LzSG c CONF Is bSf I'll their superior ",
c4'Sars. Certificates from Wi es to suit mn.
while it is 0 sold as s SUPERIOR to PsrnTann 9tsenO
F F4 ' ssad hs s4 tie s sa11 and
Price Of Of our our P peIican No. circular
able December Isl pioEeo city accenta per ton
SAMPLES 10TH to BE- se CLOSETS snG and coNMoDEs
felt ~ u "Iutrs taken a. ~ lof sale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
IL. HANDY & CO.,

Successor to John R. SchilleT)
IMPORTERS OF SAZERAC BRANDY,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Nos. IA and Is Royal street, II and IS Exc hanse
Place, New Orleans. Louisiana,
Devote themselves specially to the importation and
selection OF pure
Brandy. Wines, Liquors. Ale and Porter
Their stock consists of
OLD SUPERIOR SAZERAC BRANDY AND SAZERAC
1865, CHOICE BOURBON AND RYE WHISTLES,
From the best known distillers, and held by TO
mature. Champagne and Burgundy W ues St.
CroiX and Jana Rum, Scotch and Irish
Whisky, from the best makers; Red White and
Chemisse Port Wine, fine pale and ordinary
Sherry, different brands; Holland, Bell ard "O.d
Tom (Sr K. BuIuett's) Gin Ferm0uth Motley
Pratt and Toxeno), Absvnthe, Annisette, CuIs-
GOA, French ard German CoIdias. Ale. Porter
and Bremen Lager Beer Anagostura Boxer
Hostetter's Pyrenees and other Bitters.
We particularly invite attention to select
stock of FAMILY CHARTS and WHITE WINES,
which We sell by the caSk, or dozen 10 suit
purchasers. Liberal induce nrnts offered 10 city
dealers, and the most careful attention gwen 20 Or
deTs from the country.
THOMAS H. HANDY { Co
oc3 SIN Nos. i and 10 ROv6! 81 -eet.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02

our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy one. ~
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
pos+master General of the United States
hereby approve the atoregoing CONVEX
ton and in testimony thereof, have caused
the seal of the United States to be affixed.
'AO L. S. GRANT.
Bv the President
HAMILTON FISH. Secretary OF State.
Washington, July q, 1871.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
HLAIMS confession,

The undersi gned has made ample aIrang raents
with counsel N the City of WASHINGTON for The
prosecution OF claims against the United states
under the late act OF Congress-
address Washington. District Columbia No
1923 street, corner of Fifteenth.
apl9 JOHN NJ q PspEER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-02
WALLACE & CHOPIN,
lAMAnEE L cHoPPIN. WILLIAM w41IA CE J
STAR COTTON GINNERI.
Peters street. between ITALIA and Hun,er>
and Hunter street,
Between TchOupitouius and Peters,

, OR machinery and gin stands are new with AL
!he Ialest Improvements. with capacity ct turn
ing out forty bales Per day. No delays. A supply
OF bags always on hand. ffiI
we gin for the seed and guarantee satisfaction,
highest market price always paid for seed cotton,
REFERENCES:
NJ u. SeCnlan q So.' A H. Peale Co,
t,aiie x tiihhach hugh Allison x Co.,
% i'tIellceIStr q Co., Barrett Il LeSass!er
VI W flS2ils 60, Garrard Craig & Co
Penn, Pace X Simmons F. r Frneat T. 70 o'-iei'
NltherspOon, Moss L. Co. s. H. Ahv 4 - w.
Nelson, Lanphier X Co.. J. Burner / 90
Johnson Goodrich, Oscar Chorin
S,, lt naie Renshaw, CaInnacB z Co.
'"An ''aAofu 'o' Dr. Sam Chopin.
orders left at the eipnerv or n o,r osr ~, ,
Union street, Will meet with Dromnt o.tr. ~ IL
sell I'm