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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
T,TCrUE0.
IL" NAtOs
Eight Rope Performance of Tcrn
RnS-LE;s E->1 Appearance and
Sudden Disappearance fur
Coed.

Horse stealing is an exciting pur-
suit, and its reckless dcvotccs will
neither be warned nor admuni>itr,l.
Tie law has no tcrrurs for I.lcim.
The stern DEGREES and rcmor~clcSs
executions by Judge Lynch's tribunal
do pot iniimidate them. They
know the dread penalty they will
have to pay i! detcctcd, and certainly
have 10 right TO complain WHEN call
cd upon for the forfeit. 1t is q Craze
matter for the horse thieves, al,l we
heartily wish they would treat il with
less lcvity. The last case occurred in
Cedar county last week, the history
Of which is given by special cor
respondent as follows: In The neigh
boriinOd of Stockton Il number OF
horses have been stolen lately under
circumstances which led the people
to believe that All organized company
was working up their section. and
Iiligrnt efforts were put forth fGr
tie detection of the gang. On tho
morning of October 2i-t, Charles
Vincent, of the Ciiutonvil!e neigh
borlIOod, asc%ertaincd that two va!u'
able farm horses had been >ioic,
from his stable during THE preceding
night soon after he asrertaincd
that Tom Box. pcnitc,ii"rI
convict, lately discharged from ilia,
institution, was missing from
his home in Stockton. Mr.. Wa
cent called his ncighbors Together
and a vigorous pursui, was Instituted
which resulted in the capture OF Box
near the southern boundary of thu
county, with the stolen horses in hi:
possession. lie npologized for his blum
der, and was profusc in promises o
amendment il his captors would Civ,
him a show. 1t seem that they wer,
not able to coTe to an understanding
On the basis proposed by him, for hi
dead body was found suspended from
the limb of a tree on the morning o
The 2Sih, aid poor Tom. Box wa.
boxed. ThceitiZens ofCedar county
by a hwlcss deed, are freed from ;l.,
lawlcss depradations Of u lawles,
scoundrel, and the law-maintainin.
Radical journals of ST. Louis are fur
nishcd with another opportunity I.
Lcuounce the lawiess condition of In,
State, and the iuefieiency Of the Stat,
Government; but Box won't stca
any moro horses down in Ccda
county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
NORTHWEST LurAT1o ASYLUM.

A good deal of apprehension hns
been ielt aud expressed lately about
the fate of the Northwest Lunatic
Asylum. located nj ST. 10. The
work was suspended some weeks ago
Tor want OF funds, and It wns feared
that tho walls, on which about QUO
hundred thousand dollars have heen
expended, would be left exposed to
the ruiuous action of winter weather
till another spring. We learn from
the ST. 10. Gazette that arrangements
have been effected by wl.irh the work
VIII proceed ut once, aud tho build
ing will be rooted and otherwise
niaccd In a condition 10 withstand
the winter:
There is perhaps no other interest OF
an clccmosynnry character : 10
DO more carefully and promptly
looked after than The proper grotcc-
ton and treatment of tho Insane; anu
the completion of tho Northwestern
asylum will go far towards supplying
the want OF accommodation that Is
now unfortunately experienced.
The institution ut Fulton is over
crowded with inmates, and only a few
days ago six persons from buchanan
county, pronounced incurabl",
had To he removed, and are now
domicilcd upon the poor farm Of that
county, which, however we'll man-
aged, is certainly no place for the
permanent residence of the hope
icssiy lunat:c. The object conten-
| ptatcd in the c<tablisinc ofu i'll
>anc nsylums is no only 10 put the
paticut where lie can be NEE. cally
cared ier with view TO his rcst"r-
atom Ia sanity. but particularly to
afford those Who are beyond all hope,
Il refuge aud Il EUInn. for the rcni;iin-
der OF their days, where no evil can
lrial! themselves, and by means OF
which the community may he pro-.
trctcd against any evil t'at they
might be disposed to iutict upon
others. Hence. the early complexion
and opcing of the Northwestern in
sti;uiiom is much To be desired, aud
no doubt is entertained hut that il
will be really for the reception Of
patients by another fall.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
e.rain Esaniiing Inntit-:Eicu.

Steps have been taken for Tie form
alton of II grain banking institution
in New Gu~k. 10 he devoted entirely
to the grain interests of the interior.
The movement is in tie hands Of
.rriva,e bankers of that city lavtng
capital, as proposed. is 10 he $500 .0Ge,
aud is TO rcprr>.n; the interests of a
larg. number Of national banks in tie
grain producing sections of the coun-
try. II is impossible to- BIZ organized
under Tie national banking act. aud
is IN be designated 1.-The National
Grain and stock Bank"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
FASEIoNA3LS EMUGGLING.

The leading importers and retailers
OF foreign dry goods in New 1ori:
have risen up to protest against the
enormous smuggling business carried
OH ut the port IF New TorS, with the
consent or conrivauce of custom
house officials, by people Of wealth,
anu fashion, who go to Europe NOM
inaily iof- enjoyment, but really for
business. ~h;cccnilv, it is stated, 9
vessel arrived from q French port,
having one hundred passenger.
whose aggregate anioHHt Of baggage
wa over one hundred teus, on which
no. one dollar of duty was paid.
peol,ic Of toi: are entitled to tons oil
baggage, wiiea they travel. If the
law had been enforced, this baggage
would probably have p"1u $ioJ,0oQ
revenue. On another occasion 6s
cases Of costly foreign goods were
passed by an official as private bag
gage no subject TO duty. AS Illus.
tratire OF the rapid Increase in this
smuggling business, a merchant, eight
years ago, imported u bridal trous-
seau for tho daughter OF Il wealthy
lady, on which he paid S., 500 imoor,
duty. Another daughter Of the same
lady was married ii;is rhit; her irous-
scau paid only $500 duty, the rest of
her wardrobe having been smugg,cd.
Il Is stated that there arc laaics,
who take the measures and the Money
Of their friends every summer, and
make q voyage to Europe Tor the ex
press purpose OF having dresses mad,
up, which, WHEN made, are brought
10 New YORK IS private wearing ep.
parei, not subject to duty. IlC
merchants complain that they KAYE
appealed to the government from
HE to time, but IN vain.
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= nHptrn:s 0f c,,vcr G"Hp;uist ina
0g SnI,c ct the Diseases irc-
sy,-ns 49,
GI.CeL Sy Et.

\ w.
4 Sallnw or yellow rnl,r of skin or
N"!iG"l>h brown spots on f,cr and
other parts "t body: dm,lursS and
'lrnW>iursS wish frequent headache:
dizziness. bitter or i";d TASTE in the
mouth, ,irN ness OF throat. and Internal
heat rr!p:tatinr. in many cases 81 dry
teasing cough. with sore throat, uI,-
steady appetite, raising of food. ami.
II choking sensation rihrnat:d distress.
h~"arim'SS. blnn'.ti az ;u'i t~reiin.: shout
StninE ch and Sia"S, l.a:n III >ihcS. back
or breast. ni:i about shoulders: cnI;c.
piin and soreness through huvr-.
with heat. constipation. ALTERNATING
wrfh f'rpu"ai aifarkS of diarriIul:
iitr>. HaiH.rn"". u"rvuiI.ur$~.c O!inr>~
at rXtr"nai'i"-. rush al hipu.! To mead,
wii'' symptoms II mnopi"Xv. numb
n">~'i iiTi'>. n"rialiv AT ri"ht: rrad
chit. Alternating with lrrr tl..shcs,
kidney anti urinary ,iii,iruisi"S: fruu,lr
w"nkwr>S ami irregularities. with
,iu!l;'>>, low spirits. un~ori1hitilv.
af"' @%'H"'ny iurrn"dinGS. Dn'v "a few
~ tic above symptoms are likely to
la present IN ANY ease at enc time.
M who usr Or. Pirrrr'S Gu,acu
MEDICAL discovery for Liver Com
affair { aud its complications are loud
III itS praise. Sold by ali Druggists
everywhere. G33
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
E'Sr SsCi,e., sssSc.

On Wednesday night Edward S.
Stokes WIS n" doubt drinking cncu IL
:.iri >mnkiug iiavanas in his cell III
til" Tumnb-. And why should irr not
rejoice? For II time il seemed a.
Though designing 'nrii would actually
pni II period Ia MS rNi-Irlicr. al oIr
time Il larry o!Iwc!vn men called i,;m
a murderer, and he was CHARTERED in
"~muri"Icr's row. All ti'> was v.rv
humi!ia!irg TO II mas OF his good
breeding au.! drlitalc scpsibiIllirS,
ann i:c viii u nnri"uht tuvu around
and rucUvcr damages from his ,lcrsc-
cutters.
The other day Il dozen milh-man-
ucrrd gentlemen, WHO mad been duz-
Ia. Il irw days III Il cuurt run,n. we're
aroused ana Informed! that liury ruul.i
hand in Il verdict. Rubbing tlIcir
eyes a.h scratching their heads To re-
vivc 'Eytr inrinnry OF til" instructions
given them before Iii" trial, they ali
voted ole way, AID declared that
Stokes WIS guilty "f manSlauglitrr in
the third degree. The iudG. npuioyct-
icliiv notified him OF the decision.
and politely requested him Ia spend
four Years III the ~prml!cniiarv.
There is Il deli, acy a,.i Retirement
about murder trials nowadays tina,
our ancestors were strangers to. AL
FIRST an %uucouih popmiacc though,
james Fisk was murdered in cold
bleed. but after the lapse of years it
turns out that he was oMlv miau-
slaughtered. This VIII be great com-
solution to his mourning relatives
! and friends.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
~BAEgaupr Law.

The national beard of trade at its
meeting HI Chissgo last week passed
u resolution calling for a modification
OF tho bankrupt law. Ansneg the
proposed changes were the abolition
of the system ut fees and the >ahsti-
tuition Of Gxrd salaries aud the en-
largeMcut oftaae discretionary pow
crs Of the assignccs. The feeling on
the part Of debtors amd creditors
against the present system. by which
estates are absorbed il +, Is ana costs,
grows stronger every day, aud CON-
gross at its next session cah hardly
avoid taking ac,ion in the matter aud
repeating or modifying tho present
law.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05

Ii will be rccoilccicd that Minister
Schcnck committed the serious error
of permitting his name 10 DC used as
II of the directors of the Emma Min
ing Company. Now that he is ialsrl,
accused OF being in The employment
of new cable company lie has been
moved 10 publish Il defence, FROM
which II ai'p"srsi ::at he fully brlived
in the Representations Of the Emma
niue Spectators, and WAS punished
by losing $4,000 WHICH le had in.
vnstc' III the mine. That Dir.
Schcnck. was perfectly honest in his
conduct ar connections With that dis
graceful affair no Que doubts. He,
however, cummited a very grave
offence ia using his Cliicia! Influence
I" promote any private speculation.
Such an of, nee would have been i,n-
possible in any civil service except
that of our country, or perhaps
that:of n mongrel South American re.
public.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05

T7AEFS np by Edwin Scllooley. living in
L Washington Township, in Lafayette county.
Missouri. ami pasted before The undersigned
Justice ~ tlir cree of Fge, dom inwEehip, cD.ity
ami state a'ore>aid On the 81 LAY OF DctOi or,
l-13. the str ~ anini,S. dt-cribri u f., lows:
One iny nIIr- about iir.e ,cIrs old, about l;ti
hands high, f,Cr white feet AMI AMI no other
brands or marks vi ibie; rIErais,h to thirty dol
Lars. Also, two hGrsr-Inuits. about ;rn ears
ell. q iruwu cnlnr. The oilcr n morsc csl.r;
ip bri,riS or marks visible; npI iriseh I" ihiii,-
FIVE tlrillrS each, hy n. g.. Harness and r. &.
Grey, whp were hy inr daily sToIn, according 10
law Ia a~r,gr.i-r IA sanc. Witness my ard thus
day amt Ia e above written. tn"yjI
MILTON r. pEltg ,.Ju-tire of the iCnte,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
TIE OUTLOOK ron TIE WINTER.

At no period lie fall OF sixty
one has the outlook for the wintcr
been SO gloomy aud d.Scour".inS rs
at tbs prcscGt time. The t~imawciai
storm, it was tcwlly hoped, would
speedily blow away a,& leave u p@:i-
fed atmosphere aui Substantial hus:-
ness activity behind il. i; is Ill An-
denied fact that t;lcre WAS plenty OF
money in the country three months
ego 10 meet ali If Tie demands au,i
requirements Of legitimate husiae4s.
and the money is still iu the country.
Ii is also u~t,len,.ble that The a..ricuf-
turai productions OF ;i;r couatry ioi
the season ot':S, are equal 10. Il ticy
10 hot CxGteu. the aggregate pvo,.ac-
tions OF amy preceding year ia the
history o. the country. II is gcncr-
ally conceded that Euro:e needs and
iiust buy all OF our surplus bread
htufs aud cotton, at prices ~r..nugCra-
tive 10 TIE producer; and Yet the
volume ofbasincss in the country has
thrunkcn 10 less t;lsa onc-tourt:, o.:
what i, was before ,lir panic. Our
imports have fallen Of onc-fuur!h
since the nidtic OF ~Srr,cUnbcf, a"d
the governments receipts &C internal
revenue have diminished proportions
ally. The manufacturing establish
sments have been forced to d~isclarsc
from n fourth to 7 half oft!,eir hands,
md i'll sOimc instances to reduce tie
wages of those retained. Ia New
York city alone tie ntEiUCT OF labor
.crs discharged and ..ow cut nf cu..
rioymcht is ~cstiu.a;c,! ct 40.QGU.
which it is believed will be swc,sc,,
20 $1,000 before Christmas. Tllerrn-
:,uce and live STOCK markets are HE
,ess, afu trade in very department;
tends t. condition of complete stag
nation, which 3cst inevitably lead -
treat distrc-S 4 something IS ru!
lone speedily to restore confidence
~ the mart, of trade. We do m0t
mean contiic'.rc in Sc curr.;.cy or
he tatks. The .:a, C co.,fi,:ai:cG iii
tic curieucv !."- Hcrcr hrcu shaken.
and tie value OF ealr":.cv mot deepen
dent OIL the suivc.irv' Of Iii: la...-.
We mean cert irfcc IN The f,.ur. q
trade and business. There is ssiii &
large aElJ;:.t % alai. :;cta!f!e %;.Tur.uCy
in the hands OF i,.rii y, on w!,ir!
many Of 'f.rn are depending
for the money Necessary 10 IA!
taxes, and to riG2t o:!,cr rcuumi.c,
obligations at t!:e close OF the .r"r.
They arc not willing TO sell a: gre
vailiug prices, bccause they hc;!evc
and are encouraged to believe pre-
v%ailing prices tie result "f an acct
dental combination "f circumstances.
rather Than Tie operation Of TIE Ma
disturbed laws of trade. Many oi.rr-
ators are doub.!Css holding il,i for
the meeting GE congress-, br:luv'M-
tia, legislation having an import; IN
hearing on the i~iJ;;Hr:s olt,c cont, y
will be one Il TIC ...>: a"'S cf that
body, and their ,ic..:c |. DC 1T gcad.-
less TO take advantage "f Hh.:tvc:
may occr. LI5.ern manufacturers
aie ciamerOu$ for Il further i=-u" ~
.gccnbacks as the only rcin.ty fot
The s~taruaiion. igaGri". M.nily the
T..A ,l,t IL. ,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05

The ST. Lonis GIuac proiusScs TO
have TIE best authority for saving
that, at Il very early stage of the APP
proach'ng session of congress. one of
!he Connecticut senators will intro
,incen bill, 10 wind up national banks.
redeem their currency. and issue
ereenbacks Instead. The propositions
Is noi II new une, bat il las hereto-
fore had very little support from the
republican, party. especially III the
section from which THIS senator halls.
1t is said that it will receive strong
support FROM the large hnancia! cell
cs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
Dr.. sTyA2TEGII2ESoE yITDTCATED.


Dr.. Stuart Robinson. tI,a eminent
,razI,.,o,-., arcadia. RI ,o,;s..,,
.'''i'u'e' san SOIL" 'l'He ago a@''!'iS'
he Chicago Post s"d the st. Louis
Drtaocra; for liLYl, these raprrs lay
;rn ,!.,r-,r him with ,:.f.,.r and as
:. o.: :, ,a1;,,.,. ~
"' '"'''' |" -''''.''F''
c!''e>, curing Tie i:;:c var. OF clothing
infected with yr!lnw fever. TbeGhi-
ego Post las made 7 f~!, and fair re-
, fraction # t',o Charge aud the follow
=" :i.t.y las been made i'll ;hc rccor.i
II fhc cas-:
Ecw co'.l" &C parties, by their at
'"i'aE.; "':'l. - &fg'in,h' n sti'"-
."": " ~ ,n, ~
,hrm,rIvr. r,a, ii.n cn:r. ANIL ,hc
court, :f!yr hearing tt,c evidence and
being fully ad"isrt.., Finds the dcien-
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EEcIsyY

SEDALIA. Mo. Oct. 3O.-rwn large
mortgages, irum the Missouri. hnns.ts
and Tex 5 railroad company ;n The
Union Trust company If New York,
were fled in the recorders "iiicc to-
day t" secure beads amounting 10
$i7 500 GcG. VI" irsi VS. for &!4,-
rHf.C@o. ]'tairi July |. 1872. a.,d con
tai:ri II.pI0 words. and the scron.,
constitutes "m equal and prior to
first lien or thc several railroads. anl
all bonds aud ollrr property, real
and = rS0na!, t'iercin described.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
DIED.

On Friday, October 3lsi, OF the rcsiasrte Of
Sfr. stuart summers, IN this ci Y 0i conhumj-
tion, g. a. Wii.TSETr, In tn sist year oil his
age.
In this city, Ociobrr "a, WILLIAM H., son
OF j. Il. and NJ. T.. Smith, aged u months.
October -, Mr-. MARGARET SELF, widow
of thr late VIM. Self, sSe'I - : ears.
Al tie residence ~ orgc Gibson, In Creme
county, Mo. July -, 1913, i:OBT. Is. YDING,
aged 60 years Nd q months.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF REsIGgsTI0N OF
GIlRDlANAlklH.

NOTICE is hereby given that l., tie Under
signei, guirdi u "f iiie persons ahd e.
tatcs ot william Price ani Mary L.. Price, will
api.iy irr u rrl.a-c ir II! nni Ie-ign = iA guard
ia si,ip ut the next Ianuary term Of TIC IrDlate
tuurf Of I a fI, cite county, Mi,soUti. 10 be- lcld
on TIE Fret Monday in Jamu.rv. IsI3:
THOMAS PRICE,
naS-Et Englninn.
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Tse Me5erty Monitor SAYS that the
st. Ia, Is. q. 81 N. road have been
Obliged 10 put Oh the Old extra
freight trains again, TO ACCOMMODATE
ahe steadily increasing business.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05

Thd legality of the act providing
for Forcst park, in tho Suburbs OF St.
Louis, has been declared u%nconstitu-
tional by the Supreme court, A fat
job spoiled.
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MARRIED.

In Dover. October 20. by ELDER George Plat
tenl,nrs, Mr.. ". cL.1NtoS sYDkOl sfd Miss
HCHB1E TAYLOR.
On he I'm Of October. at the rpsid. nee of the
City, Kansas. to Miss MARY LAURA ROBIN.
son, OF this county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05

Anton i.oinIc. sentenced to be ,ung
IL 81. Louis for tho murder OF his
wife, has been granted a new trial by
the Supreme court.
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Emncs;ur1 of Eashicn,

3IHS. s. =. ARNOLD respectfully iuyi!cs
III t'r friends and customers To cali ai,i
ia poet an ctrs',;!r an ytrir"l assortment { ni!-
!iEcry, r"Gnl, 'rlb!e iu nET ia Il q city. itC.tcE
com ri>;rs most lmau;iE III to. 81 fI,n-h 'nw,r-,
hrp"ii" rib n1s. ami ties, r'iclings, en!Iio:!.r-
rt linen ~cr,!ar-. cuffs ara ua'ltr>lc'Nrs, noun
ing : =. n 81 in crepe: Zci,l.r gcnti., 'I"rl e'rl
stcIics for r%!iiiitun lin., Hnl - variety al tier
aIii. I ) loo tedious 10 mention. I.:uIi <, cali and
r, t. FOR yourselves; all old r. will receive carfl
attention.
I;cspeatfGI'-.
Mrs. :. T.. ARNOLD.
ocfij One door east OF : ui.tt house.
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Teacher Vented.

A TEACHER is wanted rDr :hr lmllic COL
~ Gist.Ib SCHOOL. in township iurlN-Ti q,
iIn,c ~ cntv-riE!t. Ecrr GiGtntnr, iaGis c:t-
rpuntv, Mo. application can g mare 10 tie
uGf'r-i@iC;! III III ca;Un. Ey Dr'cr Of iic town
~, p h"rrl. Il. NJ. RDD.N~DN.
ur24-it IGw ns.Ip tleik.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05

TX IASShCIICSETrS
a fn'! legislature WIS chosen, and the
following state officers: Governor.
Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of
state. Treasurer. Auditor and Attor-
nry-ticncral; also a congressman in
Tic Third district, to succeed the late
William Whiting. Tie contest was
-traigLtYut between the Democrats
and the Republicans.
In Mississippi ne election was held.
y question having arisen rs TO The
legality ot TIE election, which WAS
ordered. and for which preparation
was made, a special session of the
legislature was called by the Cover
.or, and all act passed pos!poning it
till 1874.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-11-05
e5ARDWAsx

7 wOCT.p RESPECTFULLY NFDHN TIE
pabiic lnl e"erN body Is. that ! have on
hnnd and for sale, ch up tor cash, Nails ut all
-i@'s, Door i.orks, all >iErs aal prlt Is. 'ru!n 81
rent, to ~. r:il !.,:"ks. >mt Irons. Hing :, all
Kin i. ',rri nc Bolt. Hooks. -~ttlle-. Ii.t IA
t !o'h'- H. X, Saws. Hnn.mer-, HItrLet>, NNe-.
Auc.ris, !Ai,:lr BITS, Br c". AMI IIlls, Wo,h
saw t.. 'htiUs. Forks, tire ani IIIi'-I,rorg,
En'rs, >Iunr1s. AMI :! :rgH. variety "i nIer
goods. srci, rs hni,rs, hni,e. anil FnIk>,
Ha"r", hn,vts, . iar.e a>sartm nj Of i;Izurs
ami ~>irnlS. -".--ors, u large I-ssTtn"lt.
Also, trrES, iTte."h-iDaiin:, druhlt and sim
-l". Fist! lIr-r a:Ii ,:ual!. AIrli!iii I IN, al
4 me-, Fowler, S'o,, Cps, VI lui.r cartridges.
AM ifIoi viii 'a'i ! will >!,ry ca ipiuv things
tl.i: arr net i.crr enumerated. SILL. FOR
e t-it. a & ii vii! pay YOU ~ come and prilc my
: 'utsccii!e purchasing c!'r' here.
J. W. EtnSEs2EET,
40. ie1 Main i. ,icxineton, no.
Fast oi & rlrt Hrt.t. srr!O
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HOW TO LiaMrEN WouxNxLA.
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