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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-12
YUBA DAN.

tThe following verses, says the Spirit Of the Times,
first published anonymously, have been generally
accredited to Bret Hsrte, and we remember to have
seen an English review Of piraed edition of Bret
Harte-published, we believe, by John Camden Hot
ton-which called 90 YGba DAM the most character
istic of Mr.. Harte's productions. Without pro-
nouncing upon the question, we think it right to
render unto Cesar the things that are Lis. The
verses written by Col. Charles James, formerly
Collector of San Fl ancisco and of Californias
most cultivated and respected citizens. We print
them from the authors Ms: j
The sun was shirnmering all the west
And gliding all the yellow main,
And tumbling shadows from the crest
Of gildei mountains TO the plain,
As laboring up a intercourse
A traveller prcked his weary horse;
When all at once upon his sight
Burst q fair village clean and bright.
He asked miner whom he met
II he could give its name. "You bet."
"pray do my friend and do not sham"
The miner answered, Yuba DAM"
Kind, gentle friend, do not abuse
My ignorance; cry truce
To thy bold wit; come, tell me true,
would not ask ii if knew,
But l, dear sir, a stranger ara.'
Quick roared the miner, Yubs dam."
Disheartened, on the stranger pressed,
And overlook a mincing dame
With hexen hair and silken vest,
And begged Of her the village name.
She Ope'd her sweet lips like a clam,
And sinpered guilely, Yuba DAM"
On tore the stranger, nearly wild,
Aud came upon an artless child;
She had a satchel on the arm,
While DER her face stole many charm.
"where have you been ?. the stranger said;
The maid uplifted quick her head,
And answered, with the ready truth
And open frankness Of her youth,
" At school," "Who keeps it?" "Uncle SAM"
"What is this place, sweet?" "Yuba dam"
" Alas ~ he screamed, in frantic grief,
" Will no one come to my relief;
VIII no one tell me where ann"
The schocl-boys shouted, "Yuba DAM
And on the bridge, as he did slam,
The planks re-echoed "Yuba DAM"
Z" Perdition seize the place !" he cried.
As through its streets he swiftly hied;
Yet ere he went to rest that night,
From something told him by wight
He found that he himself had slammed,
And that the "Yuba' Lad been damned.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-12

l renew my previous recommendation to Con-
gress for general amnesty. The number engaged
in the late rebellion who laborng under disad-
vantages is very small, but enough to keep up a
constant irritation. No possible danger can ensue
to the Government by restoring them to eligibility
to hold Office.
suggest for your consideration the enactment of
law to better secure the civil rights which freedom
should secure, but has not efectually secured, to
the enfrancsed slave.
{Signed) U. s. GRANT
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Dec. l, 1873.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-12

The numbering business of Minnesota
is much affected by the depression
Only 9I3 men go into the woods this
winter, against l 1,675 men sent last win
ter by the same number of men.
, 1873-01-08

pickort, st. Louis NJ. nfoDormot Cleveland,
Ohio; +. Draclsott, E1innoapoIis; George Dillon,
g. J. Irisdoll, Kononha, VIA; L. 8. McCabo,
Davenport, Iowa.
Tho following woro among tho arrivals Mt the
anrtlnor yoatefflay: Fra,ilt Enrle, Lawrence,
Kanaan William baxton, Can,don, N. j.; W. D..
Stioltnoy, Oshkosh; L. j. Tyler, milwaukee,; j!
". Paxton,' Il. II. Hanson, Wleoling, ". W.; j..
H. Graves and Bon, Iowa L. II. Eamea, Ottawa !;
8. ". Phelps, Il. drn1lam. Oorington, 1ud.
Tho following woro at tho Tromont yastor-
day Z, D. Gritlloy, Bloomington g. q. Oroot,,
I1,ibbardsvillo, N. Z. j. y. Wood, Q. A, Aokloy,
Troy N. T.. D. ]. hfoorell, Jol,nHtown, pa. =,
). hfyors, Boston @. II. Morrison, Cleveland ;
s. j. Donnison, Oxford, Io. q. j. Owens,
Philadelphia i. NJ. LoBorg, II. D., milwaukee,,
WIS.
Tho following woro ut tho shor,na,i yontortlay
]. K. Graves, Iowa; II. g. Anglo, Collar Rapids
s. =. Morrill, John W. Carey, Milwaukee J. X.
ArmBby, Now York; ]. O. Wilson, noBafoinoa
r. Wtckofr, NJ. J. Dickinson, Now York John
Scott, Jr, baltimore Z. j. Biddlo, Philadelphia
g. A. Wetmore, San francisco; j. Z. Thompson,
Atlanta, Ga.
Tho follor Ing gontlemen, ngontn Of tho Ma
tional 1.ifo insurance Oompany. OF Chicago, are
ut AntlorBon'a European Hotol: G. II. T.
Clarko Cincinnati, O.. William Twining, jacob
Merritt, W. Henry, st. Louis; j. H. Mack, Phil.
ntlophia r. 4. z. Chanlplin, Louisvilo A. T.
N1oshor, Pittsburgh i. L. Shnn, Eric, Pal 9.
Il. Barcaloy, Macon, No.; James MoLano, 11ar.
riBQpy1lle,
, 1873-01-08

Rev. E. G. Porter, of Iowa, WAS ut tho Trc-
mont yesterday.
=. Hon. .. If. Morctt, OF Quincy was at tho
fremont yestoyday.
Row, DR.. J. E. Forester was at tho Grand
Central yesterday.
Judge T. G. Wlitosdo, Loganaport, wns at tho
Sherman yesterday.
Captain +. L. Craw, OF Michigan, was ut tho
fremont yesterday.
Colonel Jacob ]. Storor, Of Boston, a woll-
known inventor Of blast furnaces and other ma
chlnery for tho manufacture Of iron. ID ut tho
Sherman NouHo.
IL. N. Walker, Esq., odltor Detroit Free Press,
was at tho Fremont yesterday.
Judge Ja,nos Grant, Of Davenport, Iowa, was
at the Sherman yesterday.
". s. King, poatmastor House Of Represents
tiyos at Washington. was ut tic Tromont yog-
tort@ay, en- route for Washington.
9. D. Gorham, Assiatant 0onoral surerintond-
ont Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne j. Chicago Nailroad,
IL at tho Sherman.
Thomas IL. Shaw waa yesterday admitted to
practice III tho Unitod States Courts on tho
motion OF j. o. Gloyor, United 6tatoa Diutrlot
Attorney.
Tho following woro amoug tho arrivals at tho
GRIND oentral yesterday: -Aaa Longfollow,
dalosburg ill.,, i. q. spaullmg, OMAHA D..
Il. Moon ana wfo. Eau Ola!ro. WIFI.
Hon. s. q. Judd, luto OF Lewiston, ILL.,, has
removed to this city, and, rs announced olao-
wllora, haB formed law partnership With Will
lam i, Whltohouao, Esq, woi!-lsnown III tho
Chicago Bur, Tho now firm, Jndl Il WhitahouBo,
OIL Madison stsoet, aul tlIoir many frlontlH will
noou no asB1,ranco Of oura aB to thoir standing
nnd prominence in their profession.
Tho following wore ut tho Briggs yestorday /.
". 7. Conway, lloolt 1sland Jolln Frank, MIL
waukeo; I. 4. Watoruan, Kansas City W. 2.
, 1873-01-08

recently introduced from the Continent, con-
siBts IN tho crcction Of establishments for nd
1ninistoriny aand lot baths as romedy for
rhoumatiBn recent casos of nurvous disorders,
Affection OF tho kidneys, md a!l casca whore
heat ia wantod aB the oliiof therapeutic agent.
Tho advantages Of this tro tnlont arc That 1t dooa
not Suppress porspiration liko tho hot-wator
baths, but rather incroasos 1t, and docs not in-
or Turkish batl. Tho body can endure its In
tluence for much longer timo, and much
highor temperature can bo applied. It can DO
used for infants, and permits 0f my application
to part or tho whole body.
, 1873-01-08
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CATTLE-Tho moderate rocolpte Of tho pnat
two days havo Ind strengthening tendency,
md lad otlor circumstances bcon aY favorable,
HeflorB might have gained substantial advance,
but tho mnrlaots below havo not yet assumed 4
healthy tone, aud rs shlppors hnyo recently lost
pretty heavily on tlloir consigumontB, tlloy seom
10th to incur now risks, and thoy could not bo
prevailed upon to invost ut any considerable al-
week. Butchers bought moro literally than for
somo timetpast, aud thoro was n!go rather bot
tor demand for stockors; but, nftor tho wants
Of gil olassos had boon mot, number
Of drovos remained in tito yards unsold,
and the feoliug prevalent at tho close waH not
particularly buoyant. There worc several f1uo
droycs among the offerings, but tlero were also
many poor cattlo, and tho average quality fell
choice bunchos were talon at 3575@5.B5, and in
ono instance eG.10 was paid, but salos at those
ftgnrcs wore rare, the largor portion changing
hands at priccs ranging downward from s5.371SG.
oxen Ken sola 1T saoo@so6. a Bntchoru ' operated of @
principally at 33.150D4.25 for common to extrn
CONE and poor to fairish steers and oxen. Stock
ors aold at 33,00@4.00, accorling to quality.
retea. Fow aales were reported, however, and
prices aro 1ittlo better than nominal OF $3.50
@5 Is forpoor to choice. We giyo tho following
as tho closing
QUOTATIONS.. .. ...
Esr1-araded steers Averaging 1,4so lbs se.2s1t.t0
Choice hcovea-fiac iai, wc fcfmod yoar
to- year y old stesrs, aid averaging 1,soo
Good - iisS ''''e'0
,ss asrs eSss1sng Se Il to ao fss SoS'
p"sshesss 10 insiim
Steers, ant! good 10 cxtrn CONS, for city . .
slaughter, avsragny 8Uo to 1,l0o lbs ..,. 3.oo@45o
stock cattle-Con,non cattlne,, in decent.
Ialerior-Iight ar,t1 thin Cows, heifars
etagB hulls, aud acSllnwsg ntecro.. 1.75@25o
, 1873-01-08

No bouocia, revolution Goes Backward anl this
maxim as snYartabo IN od!eno In politics. Tho nd.
vent Of I1osoors Stuaoh Bittcra twenty years ago,
suduccd revolution la tho toateut Ut largo class Of
ailments, aud that revolution ha8 enco bcrn In "t1s
full lido Of hocussful experiment. II that tido a,
1orno tho Honreors Of tho celebrated vegetable specific
OIL 10 foruno" it has also boto thousands Of human
boingI wu lauEulshing under tho ctfocts of dis
casr weak and hopeless out Of tho depths Of dosrond
oncy nn tho paradise Of hoah and oheorunoss. 1t Is
e1aHxcrAtio to say that 10 tho vgo tho regularity
habit Ut body tho good appetite, anl perfect digestion,
acquired undor tho operation ut this unnquaod tonic aud
caIsccta mutudos OF peupio In oyery walk Of lfo who
had brcn vainly rsysc};od tn tho usEa way, tic
bcsns osrcnowod hualth and tho prospect Of prolonged
IN.
, 1873-01-08
ohnmhera; reference to snele. c53-uravcs v. cort-
Enn ct nE.; decree. observation-disclosures '. Hchncid-
haucr reference to hagrltler. uGo--Yoght Y. volght
eAnna To HItplQ.

| 'A'A' ~ o'0'' COMMON n.w.
SSt7E' Saae!s ?Gsns sf2s @
Assignee. y. nolor leave glven to rc}ly doblo 7ol
sG9 .rsn " naSser a anne 1s4Moora" slannfac-
| Thny same' 1'u-Lombard, Jrr Y. "ilott ct al;
1o5;1Sss2a u 4s;sssis9ss' 81 = i 4 @ osTsfi a;n.:;a
acn BY making roter oad@a isa aeat 0"sS sso
!Sn DassSn see% Xs!lys esS: and desreo [o
:ais ssysts@ieoy p " sesm ssa' larss es"o Ma N.
!sry 'tssl ye5als a s%s 1|s;up.s Assssss k9oh
s s M II oern;
foc fof tho v'r0S amount" tlorcn naned aud ordor Of
III: Tns o,uou,r eounr t,,oo,rs, n-o,o.ooo,wt,
nfsse1 ~ ,alyT 1nty tFin e schniz y o%lsn is
Reynolds tj,ne 10 ,S a,l1nni Inni e1i"n,'"d N, II
Saturday 9iooWpon m Rnmnpa .'. oGnn" s m
Sefss, :; + :tss s1's 'ssss!f
1ittsh,r TM'Iuan - M Jn"Biemt ii !nr ts4''e a1a
ancn noon sIno na l,oa nO so;, III e
cjn norooa ~ "st,, ~ SoTsvfhs w Stn % utosa, -.
Hhermnm IT nj c,n1rrSr to onont roncot in 3s "
inIuo nn aso 10 restnra = a ooa hs
90; ,' 1;t i; G. a. JtGhont
Aecy If Mydo a IT, ary ys isTooy oes Sa
Ttn smnrn,nn 9iet rn u1 On naai. an
pbiiina' sfnnfonr"n ~ H,sr 70 q
s2s for wa f T u
ruled mud eave 10 rauG to c addoaai Counts asGh IL
Winaiow s,mo 1a" ora aar'o oFaeF so2
arp; time to riead extended Iii Monday noot sot5
.-1ianrnuin7 " Incora I,,u,nont snnn,f = 1no ~
multi " l,a,iermaun Iisa!Ssot3 hv nlatntief' 5oaw
Duran " startn esyo to o ~ b Of narsa'e
sSr"eo caso AGE isas
" csrhaTt yorct Gy 3ry for sega Sfs and no%nn
337i1Thornon T2aynor cnxn ~ omoni Marr IT,
s;s ssS'sr ;s q %Sass ,i; saesy III d.
3i3l-Pattle !. oe@mere5al Insurance Company; s'
ssw S5s8s esas; e ,, ss %yads s;s
Tor sa rfsnsf ess sy d.
Xcus on e 4fy IL oyt it:ff a 81
sjo ;fSs asmia,ta IL 81 ~ s: psn sft s'as
rnr UNITED srArns nsIasunroY nsrn,r ounrtn,oa. =,
Ccago Arition rnlveris'ns conpamy nd,
mSsyl a i nsn gs GSfo If sS
y 1ns es TO-
goods ct tho bankrupt. a.las01ra Y. Mum: or'lor
fufusng csse MoytS petition to ae mortgapcd prot
Uui1ed gstss f,raiit Cart III charIos m ina
q. ULsilor; on deniai oi bankrupt
oil tic frst cont and not c,,v M to tin a
adjudication entered, o,1G3Gsoiomon 1sothechiI ct
ssy9 @ ms.a to @ proof Y
isaaos '"'''A 1'"'A oe'''o" ~ Va p'"1on " Sa'"
| rnon.rr
| Tur cou,rv n,rnr- ": 3j1.. r>-por,,, ~ r,r
ncr tmn 10 csec,or "a raatn,rn oa o;tened III
17tl, inst rocrt Sfcec viii nrnvor ieItors tna ~
f,mcninrv N Tfchnri SIco.b hoI,1 Il mn
SicS1nn oimnisrHiors acro,,nt , nmrnvoT -na,ys
| inlsin 1andoifn samc NfInhart jIo1g 1ofcmit ~
e,enr;sr,srri~ % Tar, NV , 80 tno @ nl4,.nt ~ :r "
s III nnora Aonan ~ sc onisetin,a % ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25
FON STARK COUNTY, oHIOs THURSDAY DECEMBER 1878.

1--WE didn't want 70 frighten him." said
one of the men q half whisper
You know how long we lay in quaran-
tine 2"
"The ship came in did that. Did you
say Nora went ashore Ought to be look
ing for her captain"
"Many died." went OF the captain,
many chIldIen. "When We were half way
here your boy was taken sick"
"Jamesy,' cried COnnor.
His mother watched HIM night and
day, and we did all We could, but at las.
he died; only enc of many. There were
sve buried that day But it broke nv
heart to see the mother looking out upon
the water. It's his father think of, SAID
she, che Is longing to see poor Jamesy." 4"
Connor groaned.
Keep up if you can my man" said
the captain 81 wish any one elSe had il
to tell rather than l. That night Nora
was taken sick also; very suddenly. She
grew worse last. In the morning she cali
ed me 10 her.''
COnnor had risen he stood up trying
to steady himself, looking at the captain
with his eyes as dry as two stones. Then
he turned TO his friends.
'Pve got my death boys" he said and
dropped 70 the floor ike a stone.
They raised him and bore him away.
In an hour he was At home in the little
bed he had made ready for Nora, weary
with the long voyage There at last, be
opened his eyes. Old Mr. Bawn bent over
him; be had been summoned by the news,
and the room was filled by Connor's fellow
workmen.
Better, COnnOr.?" asked the old man.
"a deal said Connor "lt's easy nov
I'll be with her soon. And look you mas
ter, I've learned one thIng-God is good
He wouldn't let me bring Nora over to
me, bat He's taken me over to her-and
-Jamesy-over the river don't you zee
it, and her standing on the other side tC
welcome me And with these words
he stretched out his arms Perhaps he
did see Nera-HesVen only knows-and
so he died.
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NUMBER %

erenee to father, from my observation. 1
could not call him OF sound mind
henry Cole sworn--Rssids ia. Fairfield
township. Porter worked for lae Is years
ago: worked for me again nrwintsr of
Ieo1-S; saw him ten days or two weeks
before the murder IN Columbiana; no
ice . difference in his appearance; was
poorly clad. thinner 10 flesh, and did not
look Ike ne used TO; more stGpifed; never
saw him intoxicated.
Much more testimony was taken for
which We have not rooln. After arRu-
ment by the counsel and the charge by
the Court, the jury. which, after being out
several hours, rendered verdict of mur-
der In the second degree, The defendant
was sentenced to the Psnitentiary for life.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25

rs addle Miss Lanra's poRyr'
Bring jays toP-bOggy, qrieki"
Goes word from palace 20 stable,
Conveyed by the telegraph's click.
The msnial hurriss 70 order .
And the clatter OF Wheels snd feet.
Out of the HebSb,s stable,
Is heard on the stony street
Y9gnE Jay from he palace hastsnss
Miss Laura mounts her pony.
Andthe twain are of for ride.
They his by the Wretched howell
The soldier widows homsi
They dash By the ragged orphans t
Who begging for pennies comel
What care young Jay and Lsural-
That widows husband died,
And those orphans gave their fathers life
To pay for this evenings ridei
Away 60 Jay aud Laurai
The Wretehsd, tsttered toiI-Worn crowd
Who NIL the bustling street.
Nor think ysung Jay and Laura,
In this their hour Of pride, meet
That the toll aud tears Of the workers they
r., Are the price Of this evenings ridsl
But tiisti--young Jas, and LAaral
Rein each your gAll0ping steedl r
I've = va rd 20 WhiE per in your ears,
And II you are wise you will heed
leu arc hat common psopls--
III Your BiEes u1Aonbtsdly toOk
3'- The name they bore, like 1he aprOn they Wors
49, From the calling Of = eOok. .l-
Your blood il all plsbsiani-
You are no better than they
q : The tOtiing5 weeping starving crowd,
WhoRIos az0ye right through to-day.
=, Their'a vaa ina pnilIions sf money
- Old Jay taok from the I'll :
And the people we're hghttngto Kill
And tana an tana Of thounanda
Are cold and hungry to-day.
While yon with tOr-buggy Aaa pony,
Drive poor people o1E q The WAyl
= New hsar.me, ysy and LaEfa:-....-
- By the .HsaRen above sNear-~
q And thsnsands en- thSuaAnes ike me -. s =
$50 Have eNorn. BhAt4 nov declare, z
blFhst the COOkss ana their kindred scnlliOds,
% Shall iceass their internal reig1, -----' -
20 And in the lorsalken kiEehen t-i'
Shall WrssIIs with pots AEAini y
Sc, when you sSek your pillows
Have tbs Wire6 ready tQ slick;
't8addlsy Mia IAarA's po1yl - r--.g
~. bring Jays tOP-suggy quiekS 49,
ssas t--s t-.4-1lss.-&
Pes thsEsas Wrath laus0ng thEp psoals. ei.i y :
q And near nay be tha day 10cb s,fg-a = lt
When the 6eetness Of your nsetsst stssds-J
WIN be needed % bear you AEAyi ,..,.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1873-12-25

| THE upstart Jay Cooke, in imlL4tionso or
rather IN advance. Of the aristocracys Of
Europe, keeps . telegraph aPParHtus in
his palace with wires running to the sta
BILE, and-When. has young ones want -
take swell over honest peoples hildren.
whose fathers did not grow rIch out of the
ldistresses Of The country, especial dis
patches" are sent to tue stable thuss
Ii'SAddle Miss Laura,s Ronyf Bring
young Jays top-buggy, dpIcki Hot sle
ways shall the popin J aY Cookies and then
young ones put on airs at the cost Of
honest people and their children
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I DOggrAY
prom the Basyru. Feran-T
SADDLE MISS LAUEA,S PO4X

The following remarkable aud prophetie
poem. written blythe gifted, lamented
William Hubbard and copied by the
Dress from Maine TO Oregon, originally
appeared in the Crawford County Forum
in 1858. 1t ia only a-mstteE Of common
news that the -upstSrt, aristocratic mil
llionaire, Jay Cooke, IN 1873, hope
less bankrupt: How soon this prophecy
was followed by fui6llment:
.aNoW hear me Jay and LAura:
BY the heaven above suear-I-1s 80.
u And thousands on fhOusands like ne
Have sworn what new declare
That the Cookies and THAR Kindred ssullionH
81 Shall cease their iafsrnal rsigns -sa5
And In the fsrsaksn kitchen 90
Shall WFestlo uish pots agAinle e lt 4
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IOHN P. REx,
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q. IDR. ]. a. sIDDALL,
Dshtiat-nArtsE's Block, Canton. 9
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surgeon DsRtist-Ofiee up stairs, In residence
on Market street, west side. three doors sonth
OF RuEfir 1aunrn l,HrIrrI-, ONO All or5raliolB
Gomez Win she or1Issslcn promptly nltona-
cd IL -, - dec1e
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Engine Builders and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
-~of eaw Mnndrols, Cider Press, Housen and Jack
f8cruUu. and Machino WORK Gen114llyy oanton.
Ohio. shop on Cherry Street Railroad Crossing.
Particular attpntion given 70 Repair work.
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J. B. MccREA,
,:a!.s:; -. ~ S:ssss q Ole 80. -.
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WMINEKEAN.ND. ID.
FISHER & CLARK

PhyslelaAs aAd surssonr sCAnton, %. omes ard
! rssIdencs Mechanics Block, East TuscarAWas
street.. Prompt attention giyen to all eAlls. day
or ntEhA b70mt
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!, STARK, COUNTY, DEAEoCRAT.El =
4. Mcl5fsgor Ason. PablishsFs. and Rlain 80
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GEO. a. WINTERHALTER,
oeslsr in Millinery and Fancy eoedarHs 4eRsFA
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IS addle Miss Lanra's poRyr'
Bring jays tOP-6Oggy, qrieki"
Goes word from palace 70 stable,
Conveyed by the telegraph's click.
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VOLUME 40.
pusTMEss oAnns.
lcvE PERKINS, Z ~ ;

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.g.sHIITANCE ROUSE,
av- DanisI 116ibeol--et Dc 6tAttsa, Alliance.
sohis. siI=.Il EeAys in rOAaihsss en- arrival OF
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eazSun OEI1-4l 114 A. DoilenhAugh. Preprietor.
-fhls Pooular and well-knovn House has iA.eiy
-beSn 1aH HLt1lz md furnished throughout A good
ssunpla room for commercial travellers. LtxSry
Stable IA conhestion with the. House. and Oul-
ufbuE % and from al tralu1. Those pltToni1tns
t1e1IE1ne va at al times. .rs4o1x1 PESlap enq
eourtsous Attontion- AnSiTo