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Allow rs 60 rnfreduce aessra.
Bohon a. Stacy.

The card Of Meusrp. Bohon A stagg, sue
ces-ors to w. II. Anderson, appear. in anoth-
er column. Dr. Bohon Is gentleman Of
smooth, faeinating address, intelligent high
ly-cul;ivated and ccmpsnionable. Ills fami-
Iy will prove quite an inporsant accession to
the society Of our town. An experience Of
about ten year., aa q practitioner Of medicine,
renders the DOctor emincntly fitted TO take
charge Of the prescription department q the
Establishment especially. lie will devote his
whole time and attention TO the dfug business,
having decided 10 abandon the practice o. Ms
profession.
Mr.. stagg. isason Of a prominent citizen Of
our county, young man Of steady, industri-
Gus habits inherits an unlimited degree Of
his fathers business tact and solidty Is hon
est aud conscientious; perhaps a little TOD
fond Of the ladies, but very modest in hi.
preferences and unexceptionable in his tastes,
and Is destined to become general favorite
with the patrons Of the house, the special ad-
miration Of the ladies' and the much-sought
after companion Of clever young men.
Messrs. Bohon 4 stasg bave dieisi mined tc
keep up their stock in all It's departments, and
design making Il second TO no establishment
in the country. They will duly appreciate .
liberal share Of public patronage. That ws
feel safe in guaranteeing to them. Read theil
advertisement every week.
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tsrie-. ysur Eyes -ocrrcuen, ysar
h~r--fhhsrer, ssrr s,cnsf~
Just 90 dor above thc ne. many co.o.ci
corner store of rhingem.bob a wIns.you-
call-him, asd cns door below NE Depository
of green Abrsha anielikcpesae. riIl be found
the much-talked-pf cmpsrium Of Y. B. llry.
den--fhe ranche q Benjamin FsshkHh Foley.
Mr. iiaydes iss modest yogng bachelor, Aea-
at, capable sn,erispriss, ambitions and ye, IN
HE A ? c. IN saphi.try and honey y-fasling
While one u oar youngest, Ne l. recognized
W all ~ on Il our losi bu.iner. mea. He 1,
pstisr % lhe plsce--she eldest hopeful d
one Of our prominent and respected citi.
1ens, and has buaincs- in his4s,ry finger euds
10 demonstrate. Fite,n days ago he hiei
away 10 the metropolitan markets, domciiied
regularly, determined 20 sqioufn in tbe city
III winter or g,t b,rnins.
lie was ten days IN the market, with N,
greeniacks in his flank, and bushel.baskel
full Of gilt-edsed paper at his command, and
selected one Of ths largest and best stocks oI
staple and fancy merchandise that ever the
optics Of a stanfcrdife fsll upca--and hs
bought them low. Ills store Is now packed
and crammed from cellar 10 attic with thu
very goods that the people want, need and
must have. Up stairs in his oommodiou'
rooms, he has stored away in the most sttrsct-
i've manner, a. hne line offurniture, carpets
wall paper, etc. a. any one could wish to select
from. These goods must and riu be sold, and
a price, that defy competition; therefore, W
direct YOU 70 therpicndid prospect for bar
gains, aud a.k.no. thahks for the Trouble Of
doing 40
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FROM CASEY COUNTY.
MIpprHHrRc, KYa Sept. 20, 1873.
..ssuc, 1.to,lsr EO.wnuf,

MlDpLbhCho, hfs otpt. ~ 1910.
oarrcpoadsaes Inicriar .Ownafi
Current news dull Matrimonial market
looking up..... Bryant & Cossy are selling out
at cost preparatory to bringing on new stock
o. goods, CO, Fair already absent Purchas-
ing fall and winter goods. Charley simp-
son has everything in the tin-ware and cook
ing stove line; and more than this, he Is a
genial fellow, has fine literary taste, has seen
much Of this world, and can interest visitors
on other subjects besides his trnde..... Mar
ried, on the 18th int, si the residence Of the
brides father, BY Rev. Joha ". sallee, Major
y. Toombs, sf Lincoln, to Miss Mamie O..
daughter of VIM. Benson of this place. e......
Died, on Knob Lick creek, three miles from
this place, on the 2lsi inst, siier lingering
illness Of consumption, JAS. W. Halter, aged
26 years. Mr.. Halter, by close application 10
study, had acquired good education and was
Of 6nc promisc......Iou Holmes, ex-merchani,
is still with u.s. Some days ago man came
to town suffering excessively with an aching
tooth. In the absence Of the Doctor, Lou pro-
posed to extract IT, Getting the Doctors wife
to show him which was the tooth drawers, he
commenced operations. First wrench, horri-
bic contor.ions q patients conntsaance; sec
ond wrench, eyes Of patient threatened 10 lear
frof, their socksis; third wrench, two teeth
come instead Of enc. The patients friends
have the mos, flattcring hopes that after all
the pieces Of fractured jaw, bone shall have
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On Monday morning last, Mr.. Joseph Ian.
dram and wife were attacked with cholera.
Mrs. Landram died that night, but Mr.. L. Is
now about well. They were refugees during
the late cholera epidemic, and returned to
their home, near the depot, in the suburbs Of
the late infected locality, on Tuesday, the 25d,
Very little excitement was occasionod BY the
reappeannce Of the disease, and we see no
real cause to fear further sconrge from chol-
era. Aswas predicted in former issne, the
cholera germ might be lingering 10 the system
Of some Of our citizens, and that the disease
was likely to develope itself at any time. Il
was the case at Lancaster. Mrs Guthrie went
to town amer all danger was thought 10 be
over, and then died Of the disease IL the same
house where the first caae had occurred. Mr..
and Mrs I.andram lefi their dwelling a Day
% two aiter the disease made IL appearance
here, and returning home, xs learn, without
dninfecting and properly airing the house,
were attacked as before stated. The children,
at this writing, show no syp,oms Of cholera.
They are now under the caro Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. N. Davis. who. in the kindness Of ,heir
hearts, win, for the pressns, admini-,er 20
their wants. All honor 10 them. We hops
that the seourse is nov al an end. Hovsser,
We warn all who live IN town, 10 abstain ifom
anything likely TO superinduce the diseass.
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Mcrsrs. Ctsig a McAlislsr have removed
into thismaeniacent aorehoasr, situated on
the south-vcst corner cf Main aad Lancaster
streess Just four months ago they left the
old s,ahi, and during this period the old brick
has been removed TO the deepest stone q ia
foundstion, and one of the most clerart elore-
hour. 70 be found anywhere in Central Ken
tucky. erected In H. stead When We consider
the magnitude of this building IN all ~ lisa
rangement' end adaptations, and the dermge-
ment and sioppage of the workmcn employed
in ia erection during the weeks of cholera
calamity, We are asionished that houac of
such dimentions could he put through IN %
snort a time. But then looking at the inde-
istigable character Of the builder, the energy
of accomplished workmen, with master
archetect To direct, We can readily see how
difficulties are surmounted, and to-day We see
a mos; beautiful building an ornament 70 the
town, an honor to the builder, and monu-
ment Of mechanism to the workmen employed
standing upon the spot where stood four
months ago miserable excuse for rat den.
In design, for convenience, comfort and ca
pacity, this storehouse cannot he sxcelled.
The builder l. an old merchant land tpo,
TOO, we believe) Of fne judgment--that kind
Of Judgment that viii always bencft any com
munity. We do not wish 10 occupy too much
space with "mere business puff" a. soms
may regard this, bat we think such enterprise
worthy Of prominent notice and commendh-
be in the highest degree. Il Il bot a begin
ming. pattern for others who boast Of bore
liberaliiy and public spirit than they like to
credit 10 the hero Of this sketch.
The general exterior Of the building i de-
cidedly imposing, and the front, especially; l.
unique in design, and may he thought by
some an over effort at ornsmenta;ion, which
may detract from the efcci--but the archetcct
cannot Justly be accused Of immitsiing any
other structure Of the kind, 80 far as deeOra-
tious and design are concerned The interior
corresponds we'll with the exterior, being fin
ished with exquisite taste, both in the painting
and modern mechanism. Much Is due to
Mack Huffman, as archctect, and I. pfyor, as
painter in the erection and finishing this
supurb .torehouse; while Uncle Ed. McRob-
erts, whose hammer never ceased during the
late cholera panic, certainly comes in for a
large share Of credit. The building Is % feet
long, including a lumber room at the back eud
Of the store. The s1orchouse proper is75SGsa
feet. The basement 4 divided into two apart
ments aud designed FOR grocery and proyi.
sion store The third story Is divided into
four rooms, designed for millinery and mantua
makers and tailor shops, all Of which win be
Of easy access by means Of an iron stairway
on the outside. The front j. all ofiron and ol
the latest and most approved style. In short
it is the best and most valuable, besides being
the bet located business house in Stanford
When you visit Stanford. go to the "Trad,
Palace" and see for yourself
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FROM ROCKoAsTLE.



MI. VERNON, Ky, Sept 2elh, 1879.
os-~spsadzass l5aaier Jbw7sal
Cholera aiarm turned into a railroad scsre.
Parties furnishing the L. & n. railroad with
lumber. eoal, ties, etc, are at this time very
uneasy, as the "pay train" failed to come to
time As usual Il is feared that the "mam-
moth brake . of Jay Cooke 4 Co., has ser
iously effected them. Il is eSeoting the inan-
cial Affairs cf our county very mneh-..... The
Grand Jury returned indictments yesterday
agains. David aud Charles Bsthurium and
Andy Cummins. for the burning Of the Clerks
Office. Their bail was set at 81 500 each, upon
their failure TO give said bail, they wen re-
manded to Jail, and a guard summoned to
guard it......on last Saturday, 2lst inst, Jas.
Langford shot with adoubie- -barreled shotgun
and seriously, IL not fatally wounded Willie
Owens, lodging Eve buck-shot in his body ......
An unknown deaf and dumb man was run
over by the South bound freight train on the
ed inst, about one mile from town. lie died
Ian a little while. lie said he was from Dan
sfiilc. U. KNOW.
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FROM BOYLE COUNTY.
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snrLhr CRY, XIV, Oct 2, 1873.
cyr-vs-ie-s, f.svtur t-,n.n
The shipments hom this depot ior The
month q september. are In part, - follows,
Two hogsheads bacon, barrel. lard, 9 bar.
rsls native wine, car sheep, 100 bOxe. pre-.
serves, 30 barrels apples, 90 dozen broon,s g
cars hogs, 2s6 bales hemp. $50 sscis rye, 5, 900
-acks whesi, car horse, : car tsn-bark, Z
barrels whisky, IA bar. dried apples, 80 sack-
barley, "a bag rsgs, ~ bags feathers, Q aacks
WOOL, 70 hides, 2 cars mules, 10 rsrs cattle, 30
bales towe, IS sacks grass seed, and boxes Of
socks. OF course you will understand that
this does not cmbu ce the vast smount Of cx.
press freight that has N pae through this Of.
fce. Mr.. Hunt, the agent here, has bis hands
fall, and strives 70 please al Who have busi-
ness with him, aud thus Ear, has succeeded TO
the entire Satisfaction Of those Who have trans
actions with him ..... We have just learned Of
the death Of Charley Carter, 20 well and "a
favorably known in this community, and ws
fear that his daughter, Mrs. y. NJ. White, will
NOT survive him long. .Dysentery Is yei
prevalent and many cases are reported in IN,
community ..... Yeiser 4 McElroy, who paid Z
bonus for warrens contract to gravel IN,
road, are pushing things. They have spread
some Of the finest "boulders" that We hav,
ever seen, and carriage makers are in ecstaol
over the prospect But Dan and Dave viii
puivcrize them Capt. Gooch. our Marrhal
had two Of the "coIsred gentry Of DAnville'
Interested in geology and metallurgy, as as
i.tanfs to Dan and Dave-and they r. Ike rocl
as we'll w the contractors should do--namet
Alex shipman and James Robinson, "drunl
and disosdealy.". ".,...P Preaching here next Sun
day at II O'Clock. WIDE AWAKE.
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Beyona .l,e sIl.-lssIpp..

Thousands have already gene. And thous
ands more are turning their eyes towertis ns-
homes in the fertile West. Tofhose going 4
Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, colorado. Utah
Wyoming, Nevada. Oregon or caliiofnia, W
rtcommenda cheap ,Qillck--snd direcl
route via 81. Louie, over the Missouri Pscifi
railroad, which runs IL fine Day Coaches snl
Pullman Sleepers from 81. louis 10 principe
points In the West, without change. We be
iievethat the MiNonri Pacific n,ilrnad has IA.
best track and the finest and attest equipment
Of any line West Of the Mirsissirpi, and ii
CONNECTIONS with roais further West ar,
prompt aud reliable. The Texas connecsio]
Of this road Is now completed and pazsenged
are offered first class all-raiI route frpn =
Loais 10 Texas, either over Tho Missouri. Nan,
sas 4 Texas r. RtSvia Sadalla, o. over I'D
Atlantic a Pacific r. r., via viniia. fo,
maps, time table,, information a. 70 rated
routes, ETC., We refer our readers 10 n A. Ford
Geaeral Passenger Agent, 81. Louis. NJ
QUESTION: win be cheerfuiiy and proppI
answerei. ndsl
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Chlcago ana AtlanaIe RalIroad.

On the 9th Of October there will be held in
the city of Chicago, convention composed Of
delegates from seven States, including Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Georgia, and other Southern
States, TO take active steps toward the early
completion Of railroad to run from Chicago
10 some point on our Atlantic seaboard. This
Is one Of the most important roads now pro-
ieesed. and When completed, viii do more for
the commercial interests Of Kentucky and The
South Atlantic States than any road we have.
Already the road is in course Of construction
or finished, through parts Of Illinois and In
diana, and il now behooves the people Of Cen
tral Kentucky to take active steps toward se-
curing It's being run through this central belt
Of counties. Several Of these counties have
already acted, and appointed delegates to rep
resent them in said convention, and have
promised to secure the right Of way and large
sums Of money to aid in its construction.
Shall We, Of Lincoln county, sit supineiy
and allow the convention 10 pass without a
representative from our midsi7 Wehope not.
The world is moving around u.s. Theday has
gone by when we can afford to live in a semi
dormant state, while all about Us the busy
wheels Of the ears Of commerce are rolling.
Who will move in the matteri Let there be
a meeting held here Immediately, and let US
send delegate with instructions 10 assure the
convention at Chicago th& Lincoln county,
Kentucky, knows her iaissesis and viii ACT
promptly to subserve them.
II has been stated in high official circles that
Stanford Is point mentioned BY the charter,
and that this town is one Of the leading points
along the proposed new ROAD. This, Of course,
on account Of our geographical position, and
from the fact that the Knoxville Branch and
Richmond Branch roads already RENDERS il Of
no small consideration as a railroad center.
Let the meeting be held at once.
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Al recent meeting Of lhs Alumni A.acia-
,ieh Of cenisal univeraity, Il vas dlsecsed has
tho.a places desling he location q The uni-
xsnity, should send thoir bids 70 seommiises
Of gentlemen At coyinsson, who were 70 Fspor,
tho bids 70 The subscribers. The upcfi o. lhe
oomn,i,ies haa besn made. tbs subscdhers
wil eo,nmunicale he pssfsrtnos - 70 the 10.
calion 10 the easnn,iiie. -. =. t..e.e IL lksh
Of October. Only thsss place. ara now eo@-
peiing Cor the location, Richmond. Paris and
l8ari-,owh, With tho chances ds,iisily IN iAsos
Of Richmond. Dansill' aud Anchoess siih'
drsv from tie contest. The bii< are = ioI-
loss; hiahmoad. sloI $780, f1is tileoooi
B.II.loxa. S1oeoo Rs. llr Rlshnesd
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The rsles ve have established
'-trictly afhered n IN every inst
- any paper established on
vids circulation. can DO busiue
ADVERTISEMENT, and viii give Pr
eal patrunage. We think busine
resolved When they employ our
knovn their business 10 our hunt
thsrefbre, ask no one 10 patronis
and DO not want q mans money
value received. A Flaace Al our
shrswd otscrvcrs of the advantage
- the beet hualness men In this cou
in them. We could easily hll ou
sdrertin~ments, aundry humhuas
etc. bat aro not vurtiug on the Je
Ing stud In our columns that We
ommend 10 our readers, NJ lover :
home patrons, 1usi f0 ~ up-ve cha
and local-and reject all that ~
vorthy the aftention u ur rcs.l
ment 10 reliable whoie-ale busineu.
che JovRrsL has q larEer cirriflAi
- Kentucky than all the Other X
eomhined.
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, young friend r. W. Lillsrd arrived
FROM Pueblo, Colorado, last SATURDAY,
y improved in health and delighted with
future home. lie made investments
eblo and perfected arrangements 10 ~
his family inashorttime. lie brings very
Ing reports from the Ken,ncky boys To-
Tin the vicinity Of Pueblo. Mat and
'ncrOw are mining gold; Lloyd Tevis il
Wolfork Givens dealing ex-
e I IN cattle, and James Fish and young
, In sbsr ara nlso 10 the cattle business
-. road 10 fortune.
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Mr.. Harve sauRey, Of Wayne, passed
rough town this week to attend medical lee
res in Louisyille.
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7. o. II. wAddle, promising young Law
WIT ofCoL 7. z. Morrow, Of Somerset,
N through town on yesterday sa rouis for
sville TO attend the Louisville Univer.
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= csrdwell, Of HArrodsburg, a genial.
npiished and polished gentleman, Ia for
present assiting Messrs Bohon a Stsgg In
airing their business. lie will remain
us several weeks. We commend him 10
Nanfora ladies--warning them, however,
hst attempting any extraordinary feats Of
ttrianism during his sejOurn. He Is not
rularly fond Of "Women on horseback" T"
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y fok the outlay in getting
'..sg the prevalence Of the
rig
Lancaster News says
.Jennie Hays, Of this
"family Of DIR. Reid, al
next 4 caused quite a gloom
"Hd Of the young men
fore il ieir departure for
Oh
Harry h thss'yles in dress
though, tPre'eni season We
fortnieL However, We may
RPon n question
business Or, therefore, We
ihas II convenient TO
could do hives at an early
to wait pat
Tom and citizen. went
ably surpris,n lsr every
after. Harryd Mr.. Ian
house, and, I, Dr'. Craig,
Its comet" a''snuins y
LETS see iitAe moment
1t was simplsout twenty
dressed to "Har
little square Bsserapsr and
rections" on igathsr of the
in water and {. lcather-col,
hair. man with
"Come down ~ s,a,e'
night" said HarJc,urs on.
some Oh IL. &c, go to
We went back VI.
hour retired t',ou,s'
He had brought up ,ead.
We tore a corner oi'n,ed.
turned about a quar- Prof
into the cup. 1t cenced
the water and staiOossssI over
Harry's little looking GIN
to our upper lips with u
dipping them alternatehI
ton took some ten or c
rubbing il well. II wal
night. There was no fro
Der. i remember that "
our legs; though, of cours.
like that was not to be pls
with a mustache. After
ed a faithful application, !
the candle, and we got int,
ing considerably, but with
"It'n probably begin to
by tomorrow" said Harry,
on some more before we {
Drive 'em as fast as we can
1t was light when | WOKE
up in bed (he had the mi
from my face to
was not yet awake. his q
rs black as sootl 1t fiasI
mind about the mustache C
tom !" l exclaimed "y
onel"
"Haye II" cried he, jun
running to the glass. 81
like yours"
I sprang out and lool
'houlder. My lip was as
"What is itf' said Harr,
When seeing US staring !
ne leaped out and come loo
Ihouldey. There were |
.hree of just the blackest
Iaw. We eagerly felt for I
rot hair, 1t was black stain
ingers were equally black.
"By hockey !" exclaimed
lidn't think that was the
,oing to do. Did your
"But its all right and rel
guess" he continued, aft
{ doubtful smazsment "
q, though, before we go B
We went down 10 the sinI
ut the soap, began to lathe
to the glass now an
Iow Il looked. We could /
he stain than we could dissI
I seemed 10 grow all the
For q moment VI
frightened then on
Compound returning, We
the situation resign
IKE of a mustaohe.
"It's probably getting the
Ihisperod Harry as We wen
sthsr shameiacedly.
"whyi whyl Ny stars,
aimed Aunt Dolly (Mrs. 1
,Ok our places opposite to |
le. What have you been I
lcesi Inki Its nkl (
oysl"
We said not a word "
a a.
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sessrs. james Carpenter and wm. 0wsley,
ents Of DIR. 7. w. Logan, left town this
for Louisville. to attend the medical lee
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The death Of Mrs. Annie HOLMES, daughter
Col. T. p. Hill, Is announced In an obituary
ice in another column.
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The Hustonville 4 Danville turnpike h to
b graps'ed not graded" as the trcacberous
trpcs made US say last week,
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II We were called uPon to express enr opin-
p, we should unhe-iiaiingly say that there
~ sort ofdsuger in our country friends vis-
~ town whenever they ehoose 70 do 20.
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,n.Floyees of the Louisville a Nashville
- are now living upon their fat, the
d siir having suspended payment Of wages
A. s'as ~ 6 FOR ninety days on account Of the
ves
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whvs<ipsned. y.
dsni,'sra in sianiord, the sAls
Andngins 10 NE heirs of
ar. NV I, vas postponed until
r., ,hAKt month. (Oct0ber
y tins Me property
IIlAos ia asreloloFe advertised
Tbsu ! sht. commissiasss
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Our townsmhn, r. +. Davies, came very
nfar pasaing "over the river" during hi- brief
Hines last week.
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Miss Angie Bosley, daughter Of Mr.. JnO.
fisley, Is quite i'll with hux.
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, the man who is full Of en-
business pluck and who
advertising his goods and
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%, rains started the grass TO grow.
'''" !" NJ very beneficial TO thewhcat
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mr. John bright Is baIsins and shipping
bay In large quansies
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nc prospects are that much larger area o
-hsat will be sown in this county the presen
scsf than usual.
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no full proceeding Of the Pulaski county
~ vi appear In our next issue.
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Mrs. Green canaIfF and MI. .oo .r IN
|. | ..llL Anr
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II you want to incrsass yonr bisinsss
and enlarge your trade. invite patron
age through the public print.
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a note from Froy in smother column will be
,n'srersing 10 the ladies.
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Mo.c- Elmors has besn suffering With dy.-
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Mr.; 4. rsa'ley'. new millinery p'a. have
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i'ly acknowledge the receipt Of a
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VOLUME III
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