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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-14

nmYwrHR EATERS We CURE the habit
HMHHM PERMANENTLY. CHEAP, QUICK.
WIUIM without suffering or Inconvenience.
u 4UkV2 Describe your case,
Address. :. G.. ARMSTRONG. NJ D.,
Bcrreu. Michigan, +. O. box e.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-14

OEELY'S STAN D ARD
= preparations are war
ranted strictly pure and re
liable
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Watch Buyer8 Atteatien !!

The undersigned
rcspectfallycall at
tention OF persons
contemplating the
purchase of watch =
es to the superior
ity Of the celebrat
ed Nickle Move
ments, manufac-
tured by Messrs.
BOKEL & COUR
NOISIER. Of Neu,
chatel, Gents and
Ladies' sizes. Key
and Stem Winders
q uarte r-piat e.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-14

VICTORIA REGIA," &C
knowledged the most fra
grant and persistent Odor
for the handkerchief the
world ever produced.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-14

"FLAvORING EXTRACTS.
Our Lemon and Vanilla
are guaranteed strictly pure
and OF great strength. All
grOcers sell item.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-01-14
LOOK DEEPER.

The Geneseo Republic, in publishing
Mr.. Hawleys motion in Congress IN regard
TO canal from Hennepin 10 hocA isiahu'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

MEssRs. EDITOR What Kind Of fellows are
IS. \. n" and \. NJ. B., anyway? One pre-
tends to preach. and one tO farm. and Yet both
are trying to write histories. To pleas. the
other, each is endeavOri,iy to 90 write book
-Biosraphcrs, probably, or nOvclis's, Oh
=. tarc''
IIlustriOus Erefatl,crs Just think Of - troll
te-lolls'' and e roIl-rounds and again. just
think Of :. forgetting" an = feminist iiisso-
~ i real
ByrOnically speaking. when men resort to
folly, who will sosth their melancholy. Who
will stop their shilly-shally-iny: (Couldn't
get 'G,lly" in there very we'll. Perish the
thought! Dry np.) Certainly, neither Of
these gentlemen would refuse Office at the
hands Of Pomcroy. the king of Siam, or any
other man. all Of which they know to be true
Not being able to determine exactly whether
Pomeroy or York Is coming out ahead, Of
course they are not happy. ard according to
Mr.. Hanna) they are gentlemen Of character.
what kind Of man Is Mr.. Hanna anyway y
view Of the above and foegoing. I now
move that series Of protracted meetings he
held here for the purpose OF bringing sinner,
to repentance, &c. Professors and back-sliders
can all come. hereby affirm that such Is po-
litical life. So help me,
JOHN RoDGERs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

A WORD To TRAvxiAERs.-we hsve word
to say In favor Of the Missouri Pacific railroad.
It was the piohcrr line westward, and Is the
.'old RELIABLE route TO 81. Louis. With the
improvements which haSe been made during
the past year. We believe that the Missouri Pa
cific rsilroad has the br4t track and the finest
and safest equippmcHs Of any line West Of the
Mississippi. 1t is the only line which run.
three daily express trains Of fine coaches and
Pullman sleepers, equipped with the Miller
platform and patent air brake. from the leail-
ing points in the wcss. through Kansas City.
Setlalia and Jc0ersoa City. without change.
connecting 1t st. Louis with eleven different
through routes to points north. east and south.
Particular infbfmafion. with maps. time t.
bles, ETC., may be had ut the various ''tl,rou2h
ticket" railroal statioas In the west, or upon
personal or written application to G. II. Bax-
ter. western passenger agent, Kansas City.
No.. OF L. \. Ford, gessersl passenger agent,
st. LOFTS. Mo. tltdt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06
Electlop q oIcerS.

At a meeting Of the Salina Building. Loan
and Trust Association, last Saturday evening.
March 1t, the following persons were elected
directors tor the ensuing year: W. ID. Rtd-
cliff; e. Eberharslt; J. ID. n. Cunrad; Geo.
KRUGER; G. &. Culp; X. II. Bishop John
Foster; Donnie aud lckes.- rhe directors
elect met Monday afternoon, MarcI, 81. and
organized by elccting the following officers ::
President. Il. II. Bishop; VICE President. J -.
VI. Conrad Secretary. Z. F. lckes Treasurer.
e. Eeberhar,lt; Solicitor, John Foster. On
motion the President Apo. nted George krc,'-
:.rr. Dennie and Culp as committee on finances.
The secretary was instructed I" receive pay
me.,ts during business hours. at the banking
house Of John Gels & ca. III. directors vi
meet c,cl, Monday ut O'clock p. II.
L. +. lCKEs.S ecrc;ary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06
I" We Rise - ExDlaia."
LlnEkrY TOWNSHIP, FAs,l

AlUBkIN xOWSShtR. = ARMIES SLNb.
EDlros JOURNAL: Events thicken hercabout.
Alter mature deliberation. and patien, ctfor,
the club stands upon the first round Of the lad
der Of cooperation. - wit: giving all our pat
rSuage 70 one merchant who is . member OF the
soc e y, and doing business In our neighbor-
hood /; thereby securing to the members ,ner-
chandise Of all kinds 1t a great reduction on
rates charged in Salina. The store has been
opcned to-day by Ncssrs. Axlefon & Go. VITO
have . full stock Of such goods farmers
need, and consequently the days Of our pill
xrima::e to your city sfter the nec.ssaries and
luxurie. are numbered. But you enquire.
e Why is this thu>:' We - rfse to explain"
when this soci-t y was org inized. il hal sever
al ends in view, AMI chiefly the cxte, mutation
OF the Texas cattle trafiic. aud the negotiation
u better facilities for buying and selling. We
have been successfGl in the former. aud have
good assurance Of equal success in the latter.
While c.ssiax about foe tie brst point to do
our trading committee was seat 10 SAiina
to interview the merchant princrt there and Try
10 make them initiate the Biblical Zacheas in
shoes, 70 =. come down. Then there was an up
ruar. such running 70 and tro. such Shisk-
ing Of counter jumping coai-saiis-as these
punoes and their horelinss sped hither and
tAither Yelling. - The essay ere upon as-'he
hrmcrs ore in rebealioa-they propose 70 rub
% Of or @eoopoly-shey are irving 70
hseak up our dark lantern middle men associ.-
uoa-les us ssies . ooe asa Against the
co0moa enemy" And ssraightu1y they
naje var upon de co0niesse, and spoa oae
secisey bas we ssilitiv And 1t e BE asda-
sseoi eeoe sor all. thse or society b oo0posra
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06
We OerUnes vere Cared

Of Chronic and Acute khrMnafts0, NcorAlxia. Lnmho-
60. Scisi'es, Kidney, sni Nervous Disearss, ster
ycars .f suffering. by taking Dr. firLxs vEyErAnll
RHErNArc STxrr@thr sc,ensiic discovery Of j. r.
Filler, u. u, . r-Suisr graduate physscs.n. Win
whom p<rsnaslIy scausnfed Who ha- for -
wears treated these disas exclusively VIII s<t'sih b.
ing results We believe &c christian duty, amer
delih-rstin 10 cousci-nticssiy rrque.s suderrs to
it, especially persons in moderate circumstances
who cannot Afford wsstr mooey and time On worth
less mixtures. As ei~rRymru, We seriously ft~i shr
dep responsibility resting In lssbc!y essossins
this ms,licin~. But knowedse md exPrrienc< u
its rrmArkab~ Insr;t fay jusaers our srticn. Rev
L.. H. EWING. Media, PcnuA su9erc>i sixteen years,
i,rc,uar helpless. Rev. Thomas Nu-phy, D. D.,
Frankfort IhilsS's. Rev. J. b. Davis, Hishtstowa,
New jersey. Rev. J. >. Bsci,Anan, Ciarrac-, Iowa.
Rev. q. q. smith. Ptistori, New Yssk. Rev. Jo-
s<1a B-xx., Esks CharcA. Ph.sl~pai.- Oth<r sr-si-
mon.al. from Ssnsior>, Gov~rpors. Jul-s. CoaGr-.s
mr. iy sicisn.. &c. forwarded gratis h Isinphlrt
explaining these Diseases. On~ THOUSAND dollars viii
I've presented amy m-iicine for dis'-as<s show
ing equal under tess. that prs.iuc<
surth L. s.sny living Any I~fssn sending by
letter de-. ri,aiou III Addiction viii rrc~ive srstis e
gsliy sgu,l guarantee, naming fr nurnh'r OF bottles
n cure asrr~ng To refund money upon sworn state
m~nt Of it, failure cure Afcssd invited Ia write
IN Dr. rifl~r Phlass-lhiz. HI valuable sv,cr costs
nothing
Geo. Q. Pro1oort. Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

-Salina Heralfs retlaktor. hr b. j. F. lIan-
ma. | fortvifl Ian Diver lie manga ntaleriag han.
och ,lct pOitiska i'arti han iOrsvarar lidit. Kat
och Icvrrrade. sin 'i,ldinS. ficra mot Saline
County Journal. och dies parti riytnde Pillar.
lvilka hale till fold att drssa l'atla rTaktorrr
arr WI fullk0mligt lufven pa hvarsn'lri.-
:. That's right. boys" Ga pal ullstrrmpor-
a.-Kansas Monitor.
Who wouldn't '.so in on your wO"len socks
in such cold weather. We must say We have
all due sympathy fur hr Hanna for getting up
ION his high tribune but will add that those
..peaks" rcsenlbled mushrooms very much.
:. Tia, srigh,, Frank, ga pa u!ls;rumporla.'
yOu.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

The election last Sssdriay was conducted
9ood-naturedly apdyet caused considerable ex-
element. Tbe bonds for new school build
ing were cSrfied BY vote Of l7s for, to 6s
against The female portiorSOf the commune
turned out quite generally and vo:ed as intell:-
gently as their lords. or those wishing to be
tiieirlorls. We hope now that the bids for
the new school building will be confined to
Saline county mechan cs only. A school board
should be elected which is pledged to do this
thing. The tax payers are interested that this
money should be kept at home and 1t Is but an
act Of justice that the work should be given to
=. home talent" The work can be done just rs
we'll by our own citiz-ns as by foreigners.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

Several farmers near Rasafia lave been dis
cussiny the prartieability IT rai-in. peanuts in
this country erAftcr figuring over the matter
carefully they have come TO the conclusion it
pays. anl will devote number Of acres to the
raising Of this article. 1t has been demonstrate
q. before this that pcaWnts yield well in this
soil -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

Last saturday admirers orAorsedesh gather
ed about Lake F. Parsoa's team. guessing on
the weight and size Of his pre,ainm colt. Nr.
Parsons Was induced to weigh the colt, and
It was found 70 weigh go possdS The colt
Is bat ten months old, l. Is - hands high. and
around the girsh measures feet inches. Ac-
coetiing to measurement The colt yet has two
hands 70 grow. Tha colt Was sred BY Light
foot, and damed By eomWsa seeek. TIE colt
book the so premiam o0esed By ~. e. L.
Hussey a the county fair lass Call. lbe Light
foot stock, aud which w.s daily paid.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

There u a rport that the Kansas Centrai
railroad bonds have been negotiated In Europe
AMI that the company design commencing
work on their road Sxais 1t once. 1t Is furth-
er stated that they expect to build their road
at least one hundred miles this season. The
report some time ago was that the company's
agent had returned from Europe and was I'M
successful in his attempts at negotiating the
bonds. We hone that the first report s. may
prevail" list should prove true, the prospect
of the Narrow Guage bringing up at Salina In
a short time would be good.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

But Il does provoke us for men tn be ever
lastingly picking At and abusing those who
are 70 lar above them. and who have done
more for their country and their kind every
day of theis4ises than these 1letle fault-inders
have done In life-time-like ill-natured little
puppies yelpiDg at the heels ola mastih.-Her-
aid.
1t Is provoking, Brother. But We usually
make it point TO pass these little ours by in
silent contempt. The little buggcrs gain too
much notoriesy by rutting them tso much in
print, and. as consequence. the public begin
to think they are Of some importance after all.
We wouldn't pay any attention to them then.
dear Brother. Don't allow them to disturb
your mind. Their snarlings are oflittle cOnse-
queuce and do not disturb the equilibrium Of a
lofty spirit. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

Mr.. e. = R,lclif did M.Hall. with
their families. rrturne,t from their eastern pill
grimagc last wcckSrrhe slender Hall and the
corpnlcnt Charley look about the same. al
though they have cvilcutly been much addict
'tWto high living while nestled under north
hearty welcome
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

u. 4 J. b. Whitehead are acknowledged to
Ike the hest jewelers. In Central and Western
Kansas. Hence. all people who are not ''ShO,l-
dy" go to them to buy jewclry and GIT their re-
pairing done. Give them call. They are At
tcntiyc to business and genial and cOrteous
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

The Arabians. in full rxalia. with torches
and music. paraslcd our streets last Saturday
evening. Small boys followed in their train.
while older ones enjoyed the fantastic scene.
There were some very strongly marked cOun-
tenances beneath those torches. and the num-
Der Of Rowan noses sea in the procession In
dic.tcd that character was Dot wanting In the
order. The grotesque performance Was pleas
Ing and the boys acted their parts well. This
order Is growing rapidly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

Mr.. Ell. wittmanp- <ho has been suut'ing
Lake M,ci'iyan's brrezes in the city Of yellow
brick for sevcral weeks past, l. again secn on
our streets. ~Since his return he has bought
out 4. Siegel's interest In the tirm Of A. Siegel
& Co.. and the new firm name will be Ito
witch 4 Whitman. Mr. Witmann has discOn.
timed his restaurant. The goods Of the New
York Store will he moved to the restaurant
building. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

twill be noticed that the commits iOners have
again submitted bridge propositions. which are
TO bcvoted upon nv the county on Tuesday the
LIST day Of April next. The description andlo
cation Of the bridges an. given In the proposi-
tons which We publish this week. The petit
tons to the commissioners asking for the prop
Neitions to he submitted were sigsed by sever
Il hu dresl taxpayers. It looks Is if people
were more In earnest about the bridges.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06

The Salina building association elected a new
board Of directors las Saturday night. The
following named gentlemen constitute the new
board: e. F. Ickes. George Dennie. J. d. N.
Conrad. John Foster. C. Eberdardt. George
Kruger. willjfm Eadclin. r. II. Bishop and
C. c. Culp. SThe board has chosen the fol-
lowing officers Of the association: r. II. Bish-
op, president: c. F. lckes. secretary Z. Eber-
har,lt. treasurer; JOhn Foster. solicitor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-03-06
Final Settlement.

NOTICE ID hereby given that the undersgnesi-ap-
~ painted Admits rafor Of th~ estate Of August
freiburX late Of Saline county, Kansas decreased. =
will apply Ia the Probate Sase Of said county In SSli
TIE I'A Dsyy Aprf. a. d. ls.s,
for dnal SETTLER az te Hsiness Of said essAe
which time and aer oil parties ieiereste notified
Ia np,s~sr john RODGII.,
Administrator Of the estate Of Angus; Frebury. de-
erased. 1-6w
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Nrm ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution Notice.

The c"partnershp existing h.tween the andrr.ignet
has been dissolved yb mniasl eonsent.
OONES;AN CABIN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21
The Hattie of Winchester

During General Sheridan's stay here he
was COnversing with few friends touching
his military experiences and campaigns
when he said: There is a mighty sight of
romance and great many interesting cpl
sodes connected with the war that the hISto-
rianS never got hold of For instance there
has been Il great deal said about The battle of
Winchester, n little affair in which had Il
hand. Well, il was pretty square fight, hut
do You know that battle was fought ON the
strength of information which | obtained
from a Young lady in the town of Winchester,
and if the rebels had known She was giving
/ II To me they would have hung her in "A min
utc2 ] was very anxious 10 get information
OF the rebel strength and movements, SO as To
/ know Just when and where 10 strike them,
but did not know how la get it. Finally, !
heard ola Union lady in Winchester who
could bc relied upon if | could get word 10
her. Her name was Miss Wright think
She is in the Treasury Department at Wash.
ingtOn now. But the trouble was tO com
municate with her. One day heard of AN
old cOlored man, living outside of my lines,
who had a pass To go into Winchester To sell
vegetables ] sent for the old man, and on
talking with him found him loyal, as all the
cOlOred folks were, YOU know Finding he
could keep secret, asked him il he would
undertake TO deliver letter To a Young lady
in Winchester. The old fellow said he would ;
so wrote letter ON thin tissue paper, and
rolled il up in tin foil. tnade a ball about
as big as the end of your thumb, and ] told
the old man TO put il in his mouth and de
liver il TO Miss Wright In Winchester. lie
went of, and in about two DAYS came back
with en- arswer rolled up in the same piece
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21
Good Old massachusetts.

.Hessrs. Editors Allow me-, through the
columns Of your paper, to express few sen
timcnts as regards the state of Massachusetts,;
hoping, by the way, that some country school
teacher may, by accident or otherwise, fall in
with the same, and pcrchance change her
opinion rs rcgardN the inhabitants fthe "Old
Puritan State Massachusetts, was first
settled by band ofpuritans, who made their
settlement at Plymouth, Dec Goth, 1920 1t
rapidly increased in population, and ranks
to-day higb among The states rs regards lis
institutions of learning, its colleges, its aca-
denies, and its grammar schools in particular
II was in We>tficld, Mass, where the Normal
system originated and is at present more or
less adopted in all the states 1t is possible
there may Dc some who cannot properly
pronounce the word cow hut YOU find il
confined 10 the vulgar few" instead of the
noble many" If | mistake not, the city of
Ottawa is respectively represented by people
from Massachusetts: Hon Judge Leland and
brothers, John +. Nash, Dr. Dyer Henry
Cobb, and many others, ] presume, tina; |
know not of
Dear Old Mass! how my heart bounds
when hear Thy name! Never will | hear
thee desecrated. ThTe dwell the scenes that
childhood held so dear; there, among the
BERKSHIRE hills" stands the "cot where wa,
hosa; there, in the old ehurch.yar,l, sleep,
wy father and my mother; and there, when
tiHse With RE shall be No more,
1t me peacefully slttp
81 n. ffsgg wv IA sfNc i.I1
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

There is much force in the rtrrr ark of Gov
Straw. of New Hampshire. in his inaugural
address thatthe condition ofthc savings banks
in any community is 2 fair index of its pros
peritv. Measured Ivy this standard the peO-
pic of the Old Granite state are perhaps as
thrifty rs any equal n.mbcr of people in the
world. The aggr, gatn deposits of the savings
banks is S9s,Oo0, ocean increase of II per cent.
over the preceding year The number of de.
positors 100000, which is one third of the en-
tire population OF the state. This latter state.
ment is remarkable 10 the EXTREMIST limits "i
cred biiity
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GlutinOus Counting.
BE MAX ADELER.

| We shall nevcr forget that evening rp spent
at Magrudcr's, years ago. We admired Miss
! Magruder and we went around TO see her
| TWAS summer time and moonlight, ard she
sat upon the piazza The carpenterkad been
there that day, gluing up the rustic chairs on
the porch so we took seat on the step, in
trent of Miss Magruder, where we could gaze
into her eyes and drink in her smiles. 1T
s6erds probable thai. the carpenter must have
npset his glue pot on the spot where we sat,
for after enjoying Miss MagrudcrS rcmarks
for a couple of hours, and drinkingycveral OF
her smiles, we tried too rise for the purpose +
going home, but foundwe were immovably
| fixed to the step Then Miss Magruder said
Don't be in hurry" and we'told her that we
wouldn't The conversation had Il ,saddcr
tome after that and we sat there thinking whe-
Tier it would be better 10 ask Miss Magrudcr
Itowidrawth while we disrObCd and went home
lin HI ghland costume. or whether we should
| urge her to warm up the poker 50 that we
could thaW ourselves out or whether we
lshould give one terrific wrench and then ram
BILE down the yard backwards. About mid
night Miss Magrudcr yawncd and said she be-
lievd she would go to bed. Then we sudden.
" asked her if She thought her father would
have any objection to lending us his front
steps for Il few days, because we wanted to
take them home for n pattern. We hink Miss
Magruder must have had doubts of our san
! ity, for she rushed in called her father end
screamed. Magruder came down with a
double barrellcd gun. Then we explained
the situation in IA whisper, and he procurci n
saw and cut oHt the piece ofstep TO which We
were attached Then We went home wed-ing
| the patch, and before . O'Clock cruShc'! out
our young love for Miss Magruder. We new
er called again, and she threw herself away
on dry goods man. There is a melancholy
satisfaction in recalling these memories of
youtlAlnd ofreflecting upenthc influence of
glue Non the emotions Of the hf'Gan heart.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21

of tin foil. | found had struck mighty
good lead, and | followed it carefully ill !
rot all the information wanted. The girl
gave me more information than got from
all other sources, and | planned the battle OF
Winchester almost entirely on what ] got
from her. She was nice girl and true rs
steel y Fundamentals Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21
HnrrinSc Guide.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition, New
En- rawlings, Two-hunGred and sixty RACES
Price 50 cc-ts Address DR- burn' pisf1N-
sAR,, IL North Eisha strr', 81 LOUIS he
ss< Advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21
NJ wnttec nh's Syrup.

The great soothing remedy. Price on,y .
cents 6ives rest TO the mother ana hsshn 10
the csgd sold by Druggists.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-06-21
'f7se.n-t Hen.y's Worlds Tonic ana
Blood Purifier.

tits the great household remedy, pleasantto
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure Oh
diseases. 1t is better than Bitters, Coruih'
suchu or sarsapsrills. Sold by Druggists
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Professional Cards,
At O r n & Y s .

v Is. WEEKS. Attorney at Law; solicitor ir
'. .hancery and Justice OF the Peace. Up stairs ~
lselanos Block. nlayi7,1s-Iy
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II me peacefully sleep
81 ny T'VE, ny native iaud."
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Mrs Thorndike's little girl Uhe same child
of whom mention was made in this paper Il
few weeks since as having fallen and broken
AN arm for the ninth time caught her toe, on
Saturday last, and falling again for tire tenth
time, broke an Srm DR.. Bradwcll was called
and set the bone again.-Diron Telegraph.
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BIRD BICKTORD. 7. ;. HOrsr, VI. T. EOyOhEi.
UICKFORD, BOWEN n MOLONEY, Alter
ID neys and CoInsellors at Law, No Court s,rret VIII
promptly and diligently attend to all business entrusted to
their aprly.3
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