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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-07
ANoThr1 UTAH WAR.-Ths P-asiden

ANpThI.1s UTAH WAR.-The President
has decided to renew his aggressive poll
oy against the Mormons. It will proba-
bly, take official form in day or two in
o special message to Congress-. he had
a long conference with the Secretary Of
State and Attorney General on the sub.
ject, and afterwards visited the Capitol,
where he invited members of the Senate
and House Judiciary Committees to q
similar consultation. The immediate
reason for this sudden movement OF this
stage Of the session is founded on a me-.
mortal which has been forwarded to the
President from the Gentiies in Utah,
and which will doubtless be transmitted
to Congress with the Executive message.
The opinion was expressed by the Adm;.
nistration members at the Capitol that
the remedial legislation could be occurred
before the 1st of March, provided'it was
In less offensive shape than the we'll
known Oallom bill which was defeated
in the last Congress. However, an at
tempt was made in the House, this after.
noon, to instruct the Judiciary Com
mittee to report at any time bill to re-
peal auoh OF the laws passed by the Ter
ritorial Legislature Of Utah as we're in
conflict with the organic Act creating the
Territory. Delegate Hooper, who was
IN hopes that his people were going to
escape Federal persecution at this ses-
sion, fears that the new movement means
9 bitter and determined fight, which he
charges is instigated by combination of
interests to crush ont the Mormons.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-07
MEDICAL.

MEUlCAL.
an MARR1AGE-Happy relief for young
" men from the effects OF errors and abuses
in early life. Manhood restored. Impedi-
ments to marriage removed. New method
OF treatment. New and remarkable romo.
dies. Books and circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AeaO-
CITATION, No. 2 South Ninth street. Phila-
delphia. PAN institution having high
reputation for honorable conduct and profes-
sional skill. Dec IS 3mo
Leroy F. Youmans, Attorney at Law,
COL UMDIA, s. @.
HFFICE Law Range, Bauskett's building,
~ up stairs. -
Youmans & Sheppard.
Attorneys at Lao, Edgejield. g. G..
LER. F. YOUMANS. JNO O. SHEPPARD.
Aug 27 emo
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-07

Trains leaving Richmond at $50 P. H., and
al 6.l0 a. A., connect at Greensboro with
points South. Passengers leaving Eicl mond
at LOO Z. NJ, connect at GIeenebold With
train for al! points Eaet Of Gree boro Fat-
connects at Greensboro with Horthe,p.bc NJ d
Mail train, arriving in Richmond at - AZ p.
NJ. JOHN r. MACMTIDn0
General Freight and Ticket gent.
L. III. Il. JALcoT. Engineer and Gen Eup't.
EORTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
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to tho Of
ana to ting travelling public
@ as leased fer term The building
drus
LsoY
tlca
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-02-07
ana Columbia Esill1ae

k6 4a III R1Es R2 TRAINS 4 3 3 run y n q dailT. i y
sundays excepted, connecting With Melt
Trains on South Carolina Rs ilrced I'D snd
Charlotte, Colu pbia and Aucutia ara vii.
mington. Columbia and August a ailroaee.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

who don't wish 20 walk on s, however, can
pass along on the other side q the street.
Goh pays your money and you takes your
Choice.
Our village was lit MP few days -go by
the smiling countenance of \. D. CriSte, Of
Munster township, who, by the way, Is gain
ing popularity very rapidly rs an aSpiraus
I0r the Democratic nomination for County
treasurer. l feel confident, from my AZ
quaintance with the gentleman named, that
any one who wOriS for him or votes for him
will never have Cstse to blush for SO doing
Speaking of politics, allow me to say that
my earnest hope Is that the Democracy will
act as a unit in the coming campaign, and aS
preliminary thereto, I tr.iSt that equal and
exact Justice Will be done in tie nominating
convention to the north ana the south aS well
as 10 the centre ofthe county. Ifthis is done
all Will be we'll Let US remember the motto
of our good old Commonwealth, Omitted We
stand, divided we fall, - and in remembering.
1t let Us take care thar nothing occurs to di-
vide and thus insure the defeat of cur marty
next fall. That political disaster to the D.
mocracy may he aycrted everywhere l. the
earnest prayer Of Tom
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

SUDDEN DEATROT AN ESTIMABLEG \ DUNG
MAN.-On Wednesday about noon the sad
and startling intelligence was telegraphed
to our tOwnsman, VIM. Kittel, ESD, that
his son Frank student at St. Michaels s
Theological Seminary, near Pittsburg, had
suddenly expired on that morning. 1t
may well he conceived that this melancholy
news fell with crushing weight upon the
family and friends of the deceased, who
was as pure-mindcd, gentle, amiable and
exemplary young man as ever drew the
breath of life. But not alone in his own
home, but III the entire community has the
sad intelligence produced a feeling of sim
cere SORROW, for to know Frank was to es-
teen him highly for his many noble qualt-
ties of mind and heart. The deceased was
between II and IS years of age. His faith
or departed for Pittsburgh soon after re-
ceiving the dispatch, and although he has
not returned with the remains up to pre-
sent writing, we have no doubt the time OF
funeral will be made known before our pa
per goes to press. This is the first death
in the family-a fact which adds pOignancy
to the grief Of his bereaved relatives.
j. 5. Since putting the above in type, we
learn that the funeral will take place at ga
o'clock this (Friday) morning and that sol
emn High Mass will be celebrated by the
brother OF the deceased, Rev. +. I[ittell, of
LoFettO, and the funeral sermon preached
Iy Rev. :. Wall, President of St MichacIs
Seminory The friends OF the family axe re-
specially invited 10 attend,
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EEy NEEEiE..

MCCORMICK Married, on TGrs-
day. 10Th inst. in Allegheny City, 10y Rev. !. A b..
Miller. Mr.. THOMAS f.. REILLY, Of LewiSIown,
and Miss LENORE A'CoRMICK, of JohnstOwn.
| saw the summer streams
Flow smoothly to their mcStiCE,
Beneath the suns warut genial beams,
In peace each other greeting,
Calm was their course through banks Of green,
While little Reillys played between.
Such he youV gentle motion,
Till life'S last pulse shall beat,
And summers beam and summers stream
Around your bark shall meet:
Where every storm OF life shall cease.
And little itciNys ask q piece! ;. d. n.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

HALLOA there arc yOu aware that from
Huutlcy, the fair dealer and square you
can buy the best Of hardware, and home
made tinwue, and all kinds of wood ware,
besides every style of glassware, and grocer
les cheap, fresh and rare, ut prices that Will
dealer here or elsewhere If You don't
know these facts, call ut HUnrley's big
house furnishing depot, Eh"uslUrg, ana you
will soon sea '-hou it is yourself - hut it
you do know them and don't act on the
knowledge. we can only say that You are
standing very mach in your light, and the
sooner you get out Of it the better Tor your
UuCkct-bUUl.
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0BE's E&RE

NEASON.- Died, at his residence in Clear0cld
township, on Sunday, 18th inst Mr.. JOHN NEA-
son. aged 40 years.
It Is with deep regret We have 70 record the
death of this eSiinH bic citizen. For upwards
of sixty years he has been Il resident OF the
mort hcrn portion OF this county, and was close
~ connected and identified with its interests.
During his last illness no suffered intensely ard
almost constantly. His patience, resignation
and unfinchia.r faith through all his suhcrings
were indeed cGifying. His remains were fol-
lowed to their last resting place in ST Angus
tines cemetery, on igiSt Tuesday, by his sorrow
stricken wife and relatives and by the largest
concauFEc at citizens we ever witnessed at Il
funeral in this vicinity. May his soul rest in
peace! CLEARFiELD.
PARRISH--Died, in Nlcgheny'tO OvusfIiF>. on
Friday night last, Mrs CATHAHINE PARRISH,
widow OF Jos. \. Parrish, aged abCCt % years.
The deceased was the m0ther of Mr.. silas a
Parrish, engineer on the Branch road, ana was
q most exemplary woman She lived good
life and died happy death. RcgHiescdt ia pace.
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ANOTHER NEW DEPAHTUEE.-Thcs sub
srriher, having failed to dispose of his entire
stock OF merchandise, is now receiving sew
GOODS daily, and will continue TO sell TO his
old customers and all others who may give
him n call, at as LOW PRICES US heretofore.
He further respectfully requests those vino
are indebted to- tue late firm OF Hahm X Son
TO call and settle their accounts. Any who
will fiud their accounts in other hands for
collection after that date. Tiosc accounts
mast be C}oSgI GEO. &. +. ZAHaI.
E2ensburg, May II, 1851.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

z AND FOR SALE viii sell at
- private sale either or both Of The follow
iTv described properties: y TRACT OF LA Nd
situate in Carroll township. adjoining lands Of
Frederick HGucR, Henry Campbell. and oth-
ers, containing - ACRES, oil cleared. Build
iEgs i'm good order. Prize, si,}Il. easy terms.
Also, that certain PIECE OF LAND adjoining
the Borough or tarr"lituwu. lands of u. BusiCT.
II. Hopp!C, and JnO. Flick, UautainiHyl - icrsS-
buildings in good CracF. Price $40. Posses
sion given Immediately. P.TSgUs wishing to
purchase will apply 70 /. Bearer. E-l., CARROLL
town. Pa. JOSEPH SiiERAR.
Nav 50. 1873
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,IBTI<ETtWS. Nav %. 1878.
II. !. NCIIEE- Dear .Si.. S il true that
You have Withdrawn Your name as q cauGi-
date for County TreaSurcr9 hv reason for
asking i that q Tirui of yours for the same
( office i'm this end OF the county has positively
| assured several of your friends down here
that you told him (your Courmaugh rivaD
that You lind Withdrawn from the contest
gave it the h8ttgst contradiction / could
] feeling confident that Won intend to fight it
ont to the end. l consider it mean and cow
aFtliy for one candidate to wilfully lie about
any of his rivals but at, the same time am
confident that instead of helping it is well
calculated to weaken his own chances among
fair-niindcd and honest men. II required ,
l am ready TO give names.
Yours, &c, FAIR PLAY.
IN reply to the above. we need only say
that VIC never intimated TO any one, directly
OF indirectly, that VIC intended to Withdraw
from the canvass, and we are sorry to think
that such a miserable falschOod could be
invented for the purpose of alternating from
us the support of those who might other
wise be our friends III the present cmer-
gcucy. We have always looked upon our
rivals in the race as honorable, high
minded men, and the gentleman to whom
our correspondent Enthusiastically points has
at all times heretofore manifested kindly
and manly feeling towards us. That he
should miSrCpCScnt us now is one of the
most difficult things possible for us to real
lZc, but We sincerely trust that it was done
through 4 miscenccption of facts, and not
through any wilful desire TO iniure US i'll
hopes Of advancing his own interests. Two
OF our opponents are making Il thorough
canvass Of every portion of the county, rs
they have a perfect right 10 do. AS for
OurSelf we have not the time to spare for
that purpose, as absence from home for
any length Of time would uaCGsSitatc the
stopping of the Freeman, and therefore
have to depend III q great measure upon
the generous efforts OF our personal friends
and upon fair play at the hands of our OPP
ponentS. We have as much right TO ask
for an Office as any other man, and the
county convention has perfect right to
grant or refuse our petition. In either
event we shall faithfully abide by its de
cision. The sickct will receive the cordial
and unqualified support of ths Freeman,
no matter whether our name Is on it or
not, but if we are defeated for the nomipa-
ton we insist that it shall be done fairly
and squarely, and not by any misrcpreSen-
tation of our position or prospects. We
shall use no such weapons to secure our
nomination. and we hnye n right to expect
that they will not be used against us.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

i san DEATH.-Kiilo5 at tie .Steel Works
About four clock this afternoon young
mat named John. +. Aurandt, aged about
tWenty-SiN years, met with Il fearful accident
at the Steel Works, where he was employed,
which resulted in his death about twenty
minutes past five. He was engaged in
wheeling some scrap in a whcclbarrow 10
one OF the cOuVerteTs, and in returning back
wards he forgot that The "hoist," as II is
called, had been lowered, and consequently
he stepped over the trap, falling a distance
OF about thirty-fOur feet, striking his head
against the springs that are attached to the
elevator. The rear portion of his skull was
fractured and one of the veins leading to
the brain severed. He was able to speak
after being picked up, but only in Il ram
bling kind Of way, and shortly after being
removed to his boarding house on Iron
street, Miilviile borough, he relarSed into
inScnSibiity. Doctors Lowmau and Wal
tcrs were promptly summoned, but they i'm
mCdiatcly saw that medical aid would not
avail. His injuries We're of such Il nature
that no human skill could save him, and no
attempt was therefore made to do anything
for him. shortly after being brought to his
boarding house lie expired. The deceased
resided in Martinsburg. Blair county, and
only commenced work ut the Steel Works
on Thursday OF last week. He was Il sober
and industrious young man, and the sad
manner of his taking of will intensity the
grief Of his relatives and fTiCnds.-sJoIt5t5-
torn Tribune, Doth
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

TIE RIGHT WAN.-The way to get rich
is to spend less money than you earn, and
the proper way 10 do this is tn buy where
you can buy the cheapest, and buy Ouly what
You need Myers & IIoyd's great mercau-
tile mart offers the best inducements to cash
purchasers i'll this region. Goods very cheap,
very select and very abundant.
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\ HIT TO NOU2>ji LABIES--With smiles
that are sweet and form that * neat, if
your conduct discreet you can tempt young
mon 10 =larvy but to add to the rest, you
should always he dressed in goods cheapest
and hest, aud-bUt just here let Us tarry and
invite the attention OF or Young LADY friends
and the rest OF woIHankind. as well ~ man
kind, tO the fact that v. BOSsaTtl& Co. cor
ner Of Main and Franklin SITS, Johustown.
keep just the kind Of goods that viii suit all
tastes and please ali buyers in the matter Of
texture, quality, beauty and price. Go, see.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or
& THE UNITED STATES, for the West
ern District of Pcuuss lvauia.
GEORGE J ..EOUGEls, OF Ebensburg. tam'sr.a
County. Pa. u Bankrupt under the Act If Con-
grCss OF March %, ioJl, having applied Tor
Discharge from all his debts, and other claims
I,oy glr. under So id ACt2y order ,f ihg Cont,
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVES, TO all Creditors who
have proved their debts, and other persons IH-
trrs.-tcd. TO appear on the 26io dag ot : UuC,
INzS.at2 O'Clock. =. NJ, before jobs BROTHER
Line, r's,l r. lss-~tcr in Bankruptcy, at the Court
House in Ebcus''iI arg, Pa, to show cause, IL any
cd TO s8Fi Bankrupt.
:. G. MICA A&HLESS.
Cert of L. :. Dstrict Court foTS SIid District.
r5a- 80. l-..2.-1f
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MOTICE is hereby given that pur-
IL chased AT Coust..3rly's s;rlo on May 10
!S.:i. the following personal property of R"1elt
Jar3ubtI and have left fIc ss.ulC win nlin diif-
il.g my pleasure: ! corner cupboard / Olt,iA,,
fast table. bureau, . clocks, cook SOY 't'''t
IrteitsiIs aoUgh-tray, chairs. c@g stove, !
yyiisfirooc, stand, IgOkiUS-g -gislSs al iS'-
reghcrchy cautioned against intgEMIS M t,.5 ", IL
the SAME. ift.-N4'i - '''
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TARD.-THE Miners AND LABOR
Z ERs' CANDIDATE.-At the solicitation of
many friends. particularly those Of the labor
ing class. / hereby announce myself as the Mi
ncrs' and LahOrerS' candidate % represent Cam
hriI county in the Begjslat are OF PcEnSy-iya
at the next session, and shall, IL elected AZ
charge tho duties OF that Office honestly anu
faithfully. JAS NDON-
Washington Twp, May -, 1sr.-
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An persons are hereby

TATFIOE-Allp persons are hereby
~ ct,rrfa.;al against interfering IN amy way
VII b .IT lar he house IsuiG sIlll Kitchen
furniture Contained in ne dWcl.ils 'L Dl. IA
IN, Same h., aL- h.rn purchased by u3r at con-
Sta tII -Il a:.. .FJ with the sail David y Watt
,s,,..;-,.- ~ ,.5..s-l.ru. j. ID. NAEri%.
q gs.s vy t.s:,yi.,. Co, ,ias 2v. le,J.-5J-t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

SOME people may tails about the big stock
of flour, feed and groceries they keep: and
others may try to induce persons 10 buy 10y
declaring they sell very cheap. Yet this
bear in mind. nowhere will yoU find, though
you seek DER and DER, better flour and feed,
and other things that yoU need, than at l.. J.
Mills cheap store. Try his choice teas.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-30

HEAVEN bless g. j. Hsas, who, with his
svuthor, keeps goods 40 tine in TIE clothing
line, unsurpassed by any other. Their store
complete is on Main street, il famous ohns-
town borough, where all will find treatment
kind and never know a sorrow for having
bought bumkHIn lot Of clothing cheap to-
Taori ow, today, or at any other time, fer be
1t known that their store, 2+l and as Main
street, is now filled to repledou with the
frat invoice Of elegant clothing, etc, for he
P.rinS trade, that has yet reached that city.
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7 ICENSE N0TICE-Feiitions for
- LGSENsE to bc presented at June Scs-

TsVrRN.
ClCardCi& Twp.-l. NurlVtt. &. a lsCCoonlGEs
Croylc Township -MiCh'l Gates. frank EUrtl.
'urr0lituwn BuUuuEh-Puul EiwaugCr- An
drew II. Hang. In vHTCnCc SrIruth.
thcsi Township Thomas ont. Geo. Crook.
AECSt springs RBTuG-D-S las \. Ngtr nILl-
EocnSt uE- borough john FI"haTvIs, West
ward; II, i. Linton \ Son. East Ward.
NallliNiu Tow ENliip iChacl FitzNarIiz. W. =.
M0Combcr, Aich'l McMurris, Mathew uigurru,
NJ. +. Kelly, Margaret kanr.f
LGrCttu EOTO'- Flsriau Bch-elo. r. y Hale.
SummitVil!c i;vruuFh-JU Uhu I. Balund, Wn.
Linton, Christian Nuich.
Washington Township Christopher Robiuc,
George ". Muffin, Mrs. An@ic Murphy, Jacob
:. Kicl.
WiImoro Borough George Wcntroth, Joseph
Hurner, NaiCutiEu HHltZir.
White Tow ship-Juha NoUul,iu.
FATING HOUSE.
Carroiltown EcroUEh-JUlius StCich, Henry
Blum.
EhGHShurE EorOUEi-MichGCl IHtcrner.
Munster TOwUShi p- Christina itri-
Washington Township-N. b. NcLaughi.u.
Wilmurc Horo'-.IUhu Schrvth. Peter ETnirc,
Patrick +. Kirby.
!. X. HIFE, Pr0thouotary.
ProthOnotary's Office, ELcnsbuT:. Nay 6, 1873.
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WHCE Dame Nature begins to don her
mantle of green, and ths other DANES and
damsels commence thinking about change
Cf raiment suitable 10 the genial sea=ou now
approaching, then viii all feminine eyes and
many feminine footsteps be turned in she
direction or l. T. Coppock's renowned dress
goods and dry goods bazaar, 2lZ hain street,
JUunstOwn, which is par eTeeilenss the place
10 buy tbs skoioest goods 50 the lowest prices.
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MILLINERY & DRESS MAKING.

L'L The att5ation cf the ladies Of Ebens-
burg and vicinity = CiE.erc to the tact thnt
lsItS. r. r. JONES has inst received an invoice
Of new and fashion,, r,!e Millinery Goods, at her
rooms in tn. Fast Vard. t..tc c(!sbuEg, W eddlnt7
.i.,fl. Tho 3.frouas. % thy public l. re~PfSt~
fuitN ~virc "i'A'3 y
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F'lannels of all qualities.
Canton fannels.
Wool Cassimeres.
Doeskin Cassimeres.
Broad Cloth.
Beaver for Overlooking.
Waterproof Cloth.
Waterproof Repellants.
CottonadeS.
Kentucky Jeans,
Linsey Plaids.
tripod Shifting.
Check Shifting.
Feather anl Straw Ticking.
Brown and Bleached Sheeting.
p yards wide Sheeting.
Blue and Brown Denims.
Toweline, all kinds.
Bed Spreads.
W COL Table Spreads.
Dil Table Covers.
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TAKE NOTICE.
CoUS1Y CLERKS oFFtcE,
SeprelBier IS. ISL.


The following resolution was adopted at
the special session Of County Board Of Su-
pervisors. held in the city and county Of
Mauitowoc, which session commenced the
llth day Of September inst;
WHEREAS. There are many mistakes made
by p Z. Fuessenicb. while in the Office 0.
County Clerk therefore,
kesoired, That the present Clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors be authorized to ask
through the four city papers Of Manitowoe.
that parties holding receipts II z. z. fues-
senich, for the redemption Of taxes. present
them st The County Clerks Office 10 asetr-
tain If the proper entries are made in books
Of sale to cancel said taxes, and that the
present Clerk be authorized TO mlke the
proper entries on said books and report
each case 10 This Board, thereby savings
county great amount Of trouble ana
pen-e from illegal tax-ieeis.
Notice Is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found at Lis Office, between tie
hours Of 4 III. ana 1 p. IN. each day. ready
and willing TO attend TO the duties assigned
10 him in the foregoing resolution.
IF u s. PIERPONT. County Clerk
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PASSAGE TICKETS

A3I1t1 = - I ASA Z : =
Uzz ~F@,
Ss=zz<tizsz@- ssszz.4z,I~s-,s,
Ivy sail and Steam rom and to any Port
in Europe. at New York rates. VIII pur-
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our MEDLEY
Oh what string Of songs to sing,
Along the fence see:
NolCoTr's PAIN PAINT has the rinr.
They are thc songs for me.
Cid Bob Ridley never knew,
j hnsy came marching hcme,
Pockets full Of PAIN PAINr, too,
Hand times wont make him roam.
IN he Cnttage by the Sea,
With PAIN PAINT and Dog Tray;
Prcuy Jane viii think Of me,
And 50 viii Nelly Gray.
Not for Joseph will / 60,
Ben b It or Boy in Blue;
But Joan anderson my Joe
Is W. COTS PAIN PANT True
Where the girl with golden hair,
Arnie Darling Rosa May,
Charm my lcatt ike Chatham Square
Or " o1coTT's PAINT, pray.
Polly Perkins don't beg,u.
Inc iri-h can apply;
y oL,,TT.s PAIN PAINT sure to win
Captain .IinAs Or Nelly By.
81. o,ish wal ins down Broadway.
Or hanin.nG AUDI Larg Synr,
i1v PAS PAl>T without }rjsy.
Ii letter than HA.uc Vine.
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iCoNCLUpFp NEXT WEEK

CusA is little larger than Mississippi
New York, or Tennessee, and has about the
population Of the last named state. perhsp
1913 coo. Of whom 50 oee are slaves. Cnbs
is 600 miles leDs, and IJ3 vide ii the widest
yoIli.