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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04

| A Detroter named Andrew Stead
man, who buys cattle, went out to Nankin
township the other day to buy span of
| horses which were wanted by firm in
the city. Upon reaching the farmers
house he found that the man was working
a mile away. TO save the distance he cut
across lots but was warned before he
started to look out for savage bovine
which had the run of ten-ocre field.
| Thinking of how he was going to get that
span of horses for $50 less than their va
lue, Stcadman kept plodding across the
field, which had strip of bushes two or
three rods wide running half way across
IT, The Detroiter was about ten rods
from the bushes when he heard "a distant
thunder sound" and looked around to see
from which way the shower was coming.
About thirty rods away he beheld the old
bovine coming for him, head down, back
up and eyes blazing. Steadman went for
the bushes. He thought the bull would
stop and run around the strip, and was
startled when the old fellow dashed
through on his trail, utteriEg a deep
"boom' every instant. Steadman lodged
this way and that, but the bovine tore
along after him, smashing bushes and
leaping logs, and it was getting to be a
red-hot affair, when the man spicd
the open end Of large hollow
log. The bull was not over forty feet
behind and into the log went Steadman,
finding an orifice about twelve feet long,
and large enough to be roomy. The
bovine stopped at the log and ripped off
q bushel Of bark at the first dash. Then
putting his horns under 1t he gave it a
roll, and Steadman spun around like a
dried pea in policcman's whistle. The
log was large, but old and tender, and
every time the bull hauled back and
jumped for it, he covered himself with
glory and clouds Of bark and wood
Sometimes he whirled one end, and then
he gave the center heave and then he
knocked foot off the other end Stead.
man swore, shrieked and pleaded, his
eyes full of bark and his mouth stopped
up, and every act of his life passed before
him like vision. "W-o-o-h whoop"
beloved the bovine as he slammed away
at the log, and every moment Steadman
expected to see the roof cave in upon
him. He was in despair, when he heard
the barking of dogs and the shouts of
men, and after few minutes the farmers
succeeded in releasing him, but it took
good hour to get the kinks out Of his
back and the rotten wood from his ears
and eyes.-Detroit Free Press.
From microscopical examination of
the blood of 143 lunatics, by DR.. II. Suth-
erland, of London, 1t appears that the
blood in the insane generally contains an
excess of the white corpuscles, and that
its red corpuscles frequently show no
tendency to arrange themselves in rou-
/ Al
normal characters in the blood indicates,
according to DR.. Sutherland, very low
degree of vitality. In ten men suffering
from general paralysis, whose blood was
months after their blood was examined.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04

HoARsENEss.-Carry a bottle of DR.. Ransom,s
Hive Syrup and Tolu, Honey Syrup, in Won,
pocket and moisten your throat with it every hall
hour or hour and it will restore the voice in twen
ty-four hours. 1t is of incalculabe value to SING
ers and public speakers, removes in a few minutes
the huskiness Of the voice, restoring its natural
smoothness.
Collie AND CEAMP are instantly cured BY one
dose Of DIR. Mler's Magnetic Balm Do NOT
fail to keep bottle in the house Is cents is the
price
Sc adye-ssemcnt In this paper
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04

ALL travellers should wear the Elm.
wood or Warwick collars, and avoid the
annoyance of having badly washed and
ironed collars. Try it once and see how
nice it is.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04
Notwithstanding his disapreea

notwithstanding his disagreeable
manners, the Shah is said to be very in
telligcnt and cultivated man, and even
polished gentleman, for Persia. 1t is ru-
mored that he is keeping diary of his
travels, to which he devotes three hours of
steady writing every day.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04

nON'T wear that Spring Truss, which ! Y EnIAS.
you, but send for Circular for HOW MWppoRTER,
TIC BELT TRUSS AND FEMALE SUffoeeh have
~ which are easy to wear as Q garter. anu anu Box
cured patients In from to IS WEEKS Adaiee''
1853, HENRY HOWE, Council Bluffs, iowa.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04
REPORT OF THE INSP EDITIONS

Nude By the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspec
ton and Insurance Go. during the Month
Of June, 1873.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1873-09-04
INGRoWING TOE NAILS CURED

Address. 20 - u. e. STEDMAN, Ravenns'o'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-08

FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.

There Is no material change TO note in bust
ness matters. Trade continues fair, considering
the general stringency in money matters. II
some branches of trade business is as good a
usual at this season Of the year. The receipts o
grain are generally dropping of.
In money matters there is no material change
10 note, The market still continuing close
the BANKS usually conining their accommoda
lions to their regular customers, whose accounts
.rtitle them to some fayors.
La Chicago money matters arc reported about
he same as last week, the banks accepting short
Zinc paper from their customers, and generally
refusing long time loans
Gold Has declined about two per cent, during
the week. The closing price in New York, 1864,
Iteing the lowest it has reached since June 1852,
The flow of gold from Europe 10 this country
aud The small demand for coin to pay customs
ere assigned as reasons for the decline,
Government bonds, in sympathy with gold,
lave declined The demand from investors is
coed and the offerings light, holders not caring
to sell at the present prices.
Raveas, MacKinlay & Co.furnish the following
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. T. 1913.
Il0----Nhitc winter extra, 5000 5000; fair
70 -oo. se.75@$L00; Rcd winter, extra, $500
Hu1, spring, choice, s5Ij@ 5000 good, $3.50
$3.50
Whees-Spring, NJ. 2. slC8i. No. 3, osr. re-
lcotcd &c.
Cor;i--No. ,, 3ic@$sc; rejected, ayc.
Oats-a0c05!c.
Rye--{k5c
BarIey-No. 3 Sl0l0lo5, rejected, ;5c
i,otatoet- Sj@95 per bu.
Eggs-20c@2lc
ButteF-Roll, l5c6f30c; tub lSc
Catuo--Stecrs choice $3.50 5000; good, s.. 81
@so5'i5i Cows and hcifers, s@.a5@ 500; Butch
cls stock. S425@S5O0
Hog-siS0@si50
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ga l.rsr,tne 10 those who are Aaiicted ~ iit
Chronic Diseases

W. ,ae cure for feu, eiicggh you may have tred 10
yss he ot0r ard failed to CIT relief Int now you will end
< ro1 come 20 Di:.J WARD. You Will not he dlsap
o7srd N nDsg hat vteh you have sought alter 80 ong
lie ,tss-iIc OF health Restored.
~ 4. wARD "a now permanently located In Ottawa
Ies - s;a.ss ove. M. Grr=gs Mnery Store Msin st.
Ofts~s. ias. 8. WARD, NJ. u.
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t8a South Clark St.. cor. Monroe.
rh.siv Ycar., Exrcrlencr nf an OId Nut.c.

tasftN Years Experience OF an Old Nurse.
LIS WiN5LOW's SOOTHING sYRUPis the prcscrip.
% % c Of the best female Physicians and Nurses I'm The
lied ais. ana has been used for thirty years with never
4Ag SAFETY and success b. liiens OF mothers and chill
!ea trom The teehc infant OF week old TO the adult IL
SeIs uep1lty OF the stomach, relieves wind coils reg
iGs VIC powes and gives rest, health and comfort
Gohe and child We before II TO be the Best and SUI ce
siieF % ihe World In AL csEes OF DYSENTrRY AND
lhitkhYA IN yILDRkN. whether II arises IRON teeth
n ~ ron ernse. Pull directions Tor using will
esc,, bottle NCae gelpne upless Tie fac sIme
&c, &iA2 a PERTAINS "a G, We outside wrapper sold
W AZ h7LNuc pealets julyla-'y
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r,,e Hou.choId ran,cea 4 Family iui,.,..l

toe bes remedy In the world Tor the fcIo,,i,, co,r
tfaini- ~. CramTs In the Limbs and Stomach pain In
y stomach, Bowels or bte, rheumatism all iis forms.
iA0Ss Collie. Neuralgia, ttceCs, Dyseutery Cold. TrrsI
yoa4ia, ie[as sore 1sroa Spinal Complaints. spraias
- It, 0po,son 1, oay 10 relieve the patient but en-
4y removes the oause OF tie Complaint tt pcnet sr.
and per- sdss the whole STEM restoring healthy action h
81 ia phr-A, aad quicaeuing tue blood
rHE HOUSEHOLD fAiACtA ls purely Vegetable snJ
~ iLSal.1g. Prepared b. CCETiS q BROWN.
~ l..ie BIZ al drugs...s. iuIyIs-ir
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-11-08

Ottawa Wholesale Market.

Asrepoy By RlALE BROS, wholesale and Retail Gro
GERS, No.l6 La Sale street.
OTTAWA, NOV. Z, 1873
Gran market duh and but little coming. Pc
tatoes scarce and high. Chickens alive, no sale
dressed. 7c per h. No other special change;
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FEIXi; LIST.
10000 PRIZES.

10000 PRIZES .siJOOOO
The title TO the above real estae Iuara nteed perfect
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings IL within the
OF the greatest opportunity offered Tor the poor
man 20 rise 10 wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets Sl5O Eleven Tczcts s Finy six Tick
Its slsj; One Hundred and Fifteen Tickets 500.
The drawing will be made under the supentends nee Of
committee appointed by the highest officials In the state
duly to the faithful performance the duties assign.
cd them. The highest officials both OF city county and
state have not only endorsed Mr. Abeles but also his
scheme. The dcmaud for tickets IL unparalleled and all
desiring 20 participate In the drawing should At once form
their clubs and send In their orders.
NuS-,ts Wanted In all states, elites and towns
In the United States and anadss
s MoAey should be sent by Registered Letter. T. o. Or.
der Express, will the full address the purchaser in
plain wrhc. livery package of IL tickets has chance 10
win ~ PRIZES. but positively certain 10 win one while one
person out OF every ten who purchase package OF II is
bound IS win two prizes.
For further Information and particulars send for circu
lars 70 the Manager and Proprietor, and address
SIMON ABELES
oct. Il. .mos-J5 LEANENWoETH KANSAS
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tsq unsurpassed AZ private dwelling in the ned States
being only lew blocks from the Court House. surrounde,
by magnificent grounds Orchards gardens and whey
modem improvements.
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A BOOK FoH EVERY MAN.

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(sI'1'AWA CEN TIRE;
Pi,OW & WAGON SHOP.
10 Ii y Y L r TIE

Begseav> cal the attrut OF the pnhc to bis enrged
facilities Tor manufacturing Wagons, Bngges and
kinds Of Agricultural Elements, sIch arsss, pows III
tlya.OrS, &C.
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ALL KINDS o.
Is g.; - Al S.i ~ 81

In the way Cl Biscssri'hl0s wood Work. Sc prom pity
ana cheGpy done. oieYsr0 n0roGi delivered on board
cars OF canal boat Tree OF charge.
July l6tA, Ts-i. JOHN VETTE
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sATCmELoR,s HAIR DYE.

90. sngerb Hair DJe NJ tie s9rf. TIE Ont.
ts-sr scd Prfeot ORE Bsu.es leisi.c
- s~sspcintHseat; r1rloaf t1s or unpleasant c<or
ssi vi ELECTS Of fsAf dyes ana wzshee Pfoduces
spend,t Bsrs natural Brown ;ies,ts Tie
s1of. so.sby sldrsSs;ssi. CHAs. BATCIlLLen,
sSF. ~ '1t<fy troprietof. MY.
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ONLY 20 CENTS.
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER,
Or PAINTS;
How to Select and Use them.

Plain treatise containing sample card with 4e Differed
actually printed shdes ana l. with instructions for ex
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JULIUS KAPELsI<I's
Boot and Shoe Store,

go - Main S, near the Che ago. Darlington oulpc,
s@'-vad DEPOT, OTTAWA, Illinois, ocIIi-iyr
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OTTAWA INEIrpIARy.

sure aa6 certain all Acute and Chrome Iii
scases kIery patient rl receive lodging and boarding
while under treatment. Frma Diseases Spec ally. Con
snation free send tor circuars call narmary
street. Ottawa, III. A. ALPHONSO NJ ID
~ y. WsnIeti-A good Nnrsr and Girl for houscrork
Apple cal "A Above. Ustls- iw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-11
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
IIx=..<.>.a~-s>.- q

PUTTING A HooP ON FLOUR BARREL
According to the Danbury Neus putting a
hoop on the family tlour-barrel is an opera
ton that will hardly bear un encore. The
woman generally attempts it before the man
comes home to dinner. She sets the hoop up
on the end of the Stuvcs, takes deliberate
aim with the rolling-pin, and then shutting
both eyes brings the pin down with all the
force of one arm, while the other instinc-
tiyely shields her face. Then she makes a
dive for the camphor and unbleached muslin,
and when the man comes home she is setting
bAsk of the stove, thinking of st. Stephen
and the other marters, while burnt din
ner and the camphor are struggling heroi-
calIy for the mastery. He says II she had
kent her temper she wouldn't have got
hnr. And he visits the barrel himself,
and puts the hoop on carefully and adjusts 1t
so nicely to the top of every staVe that only
! .assy slnarl knocks apparently are needed TO
blFhih down all right, then he laughs TO nm
self 10 think what fuss bis wife kicked up
over simple matter that only needed a little
rfeEciIce to adjust itself, and then be gets the
hammer and letcbes the hoop sharp rap on
one side, and the other side flies up ana
c,ltcheS him on the bridge of the nose, filling
his soul with wrath and his eyes with tcars,
and the next instant that barrel is Tying
ACROSS the room, accompanied by the ham,
mer. and another candidate for camphor ana
rag is enrolled in the. great army that is un'
ceaspgly marching Toward the grave.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-11
nzTf7~ DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS

n1f37 DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS
That poor, cmacatcd consumptivc, who Is now be-
yond all hope of recovery, might now be haze art
hearty had he not neglected that slight cough. Bt
advised if you have cough or cold. Get ut once 4
bottle of DIR. TUFTS EXPECTORANT, and you
will soon be relieved. DO not put ii of.
EpGEFIELp COURTHOUSE, s. c.. January 10, 1876
Or. ~. H. T'uH: Dear Sir.-I have been confined
to my bed with 4 bad cold, and have found your
Expectorant 10 be an excellent remedy. 1t is tln
best ever used.
Yours, very respectfully,
&. l.. PENN.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE acts instantly.
NH s-dcodlw&w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-11
Observation-Disclosures Jones,

writing from Williamsburg. Va. says:
was afflicted with inveteratc letter on my face
aud neck before and during the late war, and even
up to about two months ago. l received the treat
mcnt OF every physician In the rcighborhood of III!
home in Pennsylvania. and Of The surgeons in the
army, but with no success. Every diffcrcnt medi-
cine tried failed to relieve suffered Intense
". My whole face became one perfect scab, anc
was hideous to behold The ROSADALlS was re-
commented to inc by a friend. and commenced tho
use of It, and to-day lin less than two months) IN!
esh Is rs fair and free from disease asif had nevc
been al all afflicted Iony msed fro bottles Of Rosa
in{is but rouid not to-idY exchange the bentft DC
rircd frDm them for $4,000. NH l-deod2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-11

Rr BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the worle
The only true and perfect dye Harmless, reliable
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridlcu.
lous ,in.s or unpleasant odor. Remedies the III
effects of bad dyes aud washes. Produces immc-
dlatcly superb black natural brown. and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
sgueo ". A. BATCfIELOR. Sold by all druggists.
CHARLES BATCHELoR,
Sc 3o-cod Proprietor, New York.
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- THE VIRGINIA NATU RA l.

- THE VIRGINIA NATU Il "A l.
PETROLEUM LuBEirATING OIL.
...l hv lr. and extensively used III this city AMI
" here for til" past seven years, and Which has
.,ru ,ucil general satisfaction Wherever used. DIT
iran al ut,,r i.dTicatin9 oils sold Ia this mar
.". II
: lI'EE. NATURAL LUBRICATING OIL,
~!!il-'rT Any ApMINTURE WHATEVER,
'f,~ :.s,I All grit AMI gum: and. under the same
circumstances he best sperm or lard oil, will not
't vor. "r c;l' the boxes or bearings. Experience
..- proven ic, onG doubt that this Is one Of the
Ir>I kND CHEAPEST LUDWCATING OILS
., .'hc public.
'.;-..,c tlla, our brand Is on each barrel.
Nonfr he sole agents here for the Virginia Ma
'rg-. Petroleum LuhrcatlnS Oil, every barrel oi
va..t u ar.i l,y us hearing our brand thus
- VIRGINIA NATURAL PETROLEUM
sLUBRICATING OIL,
PURCELL. LADD & CO, AGENTS,
RICHMOND, VA"
'a IRE addressed TO lis will receive prompt nttcn-
',., aHG rt Slipped In good. tight packages.
PURCELL, LADD l. CO. DrugGis's,
iarc-&lu Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-11

J. A4len 5. Jones, late clerk Of the Southern
Bank Of Georgia ut Savannah. it is alleged,
went TO New York with fraudulent drafts
for S32, 800, which were indorsed by kissen
& Co., and for which he obtained the money
from the Park Bank, with which the South
'crn Bank of Georgia is depositor. The
fraud was discovered Saturday, but Jones
had disappeared.
The National Erewg<' Association of the
United States, in session at New York, have
appointed delegates TO. tie Vienna Exposi-
ton. the international Brewers Exposition,
aud the international Brewars' Congress, to
be held In Vienna In June, @ Il ..,s...4 go I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-11

T0taI dlSburSementS on uccUuHC OF tUIs ut'
partment 81, 1910.
sHocKoE HILL CEMETERY.
Total number Of interments in the ceme-
terry for the year ending January 81, 1873,
23S. The laborers employed, in addition to
their duties in cemetery, bury all the CO.
lored poor in the grounds adjacent. The
total number of interments OF this class were
a24. Disbursements for the year, 81 ,241.so ;
receipts for the year, S6S6.70.
CITY HospITAL,
The City Hospital is under control OF the
Committee on Health. Location Of the hos.
psial, Clark's Spring. Opened for reception
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,.,.o. STYLE Dos, quality PERCALES al CSC

.-. r., yrSr can nc made by SO doing
,.,.,. s7y1r Dos, quality PERCALES al CSC
r ,arr' sold usually al SOC:
al colcrs at ?Sc. worth 3oc. per yard :
,,k->TElrE ALPACAS at CSC. worth sSc.
yer yHr'; .,,>e
-,>,Y->TRIrEn and PLAID DRESS GOODS
.,os, worth Sc per yarl:
,,,rA SILKS ., sl2s, $3.50, $l7s. g., s29s, s?51,
ND q? to ). per yard;
,.urErn SILKS In great variety of prices TO suit
f',r lines:
,,r,<rsE SILK RoRES at IS worth SO;
.,r,.NlSE SILKS at 50, co. and 15c. per yard;
,,',.,ad WOul. rorLINS at 81 and Sl.:s per
var. ,v.,rth sI.2S and slFc;
r,,.R,yiXfs of the best quality at all prices;
,..1,fIaS CREPE nj Soc. worth 75c. per
,se';
..,,E AIrACAS at &c, SIS, 30. IS. Soc. and up to
So per ysrd:
.,.r, >,riNS, and YELEErS for trimmings
."">fTrEE CALlCpES nj loc. worth l?tc. per
NIX .TnirFD, aud PLAIN NAlNsook
r,.>il>> 81, nil prices;
..,-r~ IL. ..rr 1; variety II extremely low prices
I.>-.,,LE C>H!iiItIE 1t sc. per ward;
u.rri.,AN rlMEHlr II 2ac. per yard;
u,i.rr FLANNEL. ali wool, yard wide, n, Soc
r.r;a ,.r. i~r Ha7!:
:.d.!l.\il:p SKIRTS al - worth SS;
..t.,N. .Ei.A\kETS at $3.50. -, 81, and IS pair
i,r. III, arl ~TIlpED SllAWLS al greatly re-
sGsr,ui ;rln', - c'"sc;
..>,\ li,<pk ERCHIEFS at &c, 81. sl.2o. and
- ir.: &. l"n:
r.ra>TfTtuED IIASUKERCHIEFS, pure
.s...- al =. 90. so, and g l,cr dozcnjust rs per
..,. '.!ov regular prices:
rrIr\-v,NlSH COTTON D1hFER at sl3' for q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-11

Total. o,oco
showinasan average daily issue OF rations as
follows: White, 173; colored, lS0. Io'ai,
353.
There have been issued during the year
644 cords of wood at cost OF S2,so4. ThS
issue of wood is made to beads OF families,
most of whom have received one cord, dis-
tributed as follows: Number OF whites, ASi
rations colored, 465 rations. Total, ooD.
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r.1 rroUlRE LAW TO REGULATE IT.
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: NEW NOURNING GOODS (sPE-
n\LTYL--T. Il. PRICE & co. have on hand, and
{. c.H,lur ia weekly.
BLACK A!r,ctE and NDHAIRs,
bDrELL-f ','.' hIrAGAS.
IrNnlI.~s M, ard CASHrMIES,
iANi.'. ... .f Dr NOHTEREAU.
h1Ar. .EHhIItiCE. GRO DE NICE.
EF"t.- @...S, n-LASgS, &c;
.1t.. ',IrE Wells aud COLLARS,
la.# Ir.:.~.
Va. ....,t3 ATnKEHCHIEFS,
'....E t,t Hud six GLOVES,
... .. tOIr sHs. &c. feA
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LEVY BROTHERS,

, 49,, ore cc,;,len, that saving Of from rlFrFES
rwE>ry FER CENT. can he made by SO d"'hs'
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= HEiEGS'S
.s .,E&l tpilSHED BAKERY,
1Ul MAIN STREET.
~. VI. IL 60. ROLLS, and BISCUITS.
tAEr2 OF ALL KINDS.
Lrtk AT LIST OF CRACKERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
"lA 'Et' t'hERS, BITTER CRACKERS,
- akA tEACkhRs, WATER CRACKERS,
fItiM CRACKERS, hHKOwnoOT CRACKERS,
'I..", 'AAc KEiS. SUGAR CRACKERS,
u. -lI@rIM ChAcKAEs, riLoIGxiEAp,
.'.4E 'iAH5, MoLA>oA CAKES.
ant.,ry merchants will do well 10 give me Gull
"'n." bIyu&. tap
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xrrCVAL NOTICES.

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