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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-07

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Feb. GA span o
the Long Bridge over the Potomac river
was carried away by ice this evening, ano
railroad travel is temporarily Interrupted.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-02-07
Affairs in New York.

New York, Feb. Gov. Dix is to de.
fend himself against the charge Of compiled
ty in the Credit Mobilier.
The Catholic Vicar General of New York
is not expected to live more than day OF
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A WORD TO TIE WISE. ETC.

We would a lyise all on, Dcmocratic AMI
Libcy,, friends N tbo d;fT.r,,+ tovns of
the COUNT, to kecr m their democratic
organization, as the EadicaIs arc MAKING =
lcsncrat, clr,r, t. snatch f,c Co,,,4,
Board this .orinr. nnJer ona ,,o, and an
other. To surrender. and admit = Radical
to be nominated in n Democrat town, il
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FACTS AND FhECTE ) FOR
THE LADIES.

Miss. Iiosmer is said to have sufficien.
orders to keep her busy with chiscl AMI
mallet tor the next Ave or six years.
The King of Bavaria has ordered a
colossal sculpture of the cructixion to be
placed on an elevation commandin. the
scene of the famous Passion Play
Rev. Geo-ge Harding, of Indianapolis,
defends card playing by saying that seven
up is scientific game, useful as u disci-
pline Of the mind while whist indicates
the virtues of silence; as cucher teaches
that which may be practically adapted to
every dav lie, rs, for instance, the folly
Of attempting to 90 it a!ote on weak
hand.
a little g;rl, daughter of clergyman,
beng left enc Gay to tend door and
obeying summons of the bell, she found
a gentleman on the steps who wished TO
see her father. 'Father isn't in she said,
but if its anything about your soul ean
attend to yoa. know the whole plan OF
salvation
The Boston Journal is confident that
the idea that household work is though:
degrading in tie United States, in any gen.
eral sense, or to any exceptional degree, a.
compared with ether countries, is utterly
absurd, and that, as whole, the womer
of America stand at the vory head Of til,
household workers of the world.
An unulf ned man, who docs not realiz,
how exempt ladies are from frivolity, say:
that the pin with which many Of then
gather the folds of the shawl at the back O
the neck is only pnt there jccause tn,
owner wishes people to know that she ha.
such an ornament
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blaze in pile OF light fuel, instead IF ex-
tiuguisLihg it, which report says he might
have done easily, he left it blazing to - to
the bell rope and give the alarm On his
return, the fire was beyond any human
control. Wether this report is correct or
no,, We ane unable to determine.
We were informed that the Company
in view Of the large amount Of stock on
band were ON the point Of increasing the
number Of watchmen. If the above report
of It's origin is correct, and this had been
done, this fire and lis terrible corseqIen
ccs would undoubtedly have been avcrtel.
The Tannery engine, vel manned, IVES
on the ground very soon after the flames
burst out, and did excellent work in pre-
venting the spread of the flames. At one
o clock, when the hand forces engaged on
the Monitor and Tannery engines were
completely exhausted, the steamer from
Manitowec city arrived in charge of Mani
towoc tiremen, among whom we noticed
Fred. Seeger and Peter Mulholland, and
poured two steady streams on the burning
debris in the yard and dry houses until af-
ter A. N. to-day. The whole town unite
with tie Two Rivers Manufacturing Com
pany in returning sincere thanks TO the
Wisconsin Leather Company and their men
and to ther neigllbors in the city of Mani
tcwoc, for their ready and efficient help on
this occasion.
However it may have been in the past,
we are very sure that for the future there
is not Il citizens of Two Rivers VINO will
confess to the least twinge Of jealousy at
the growing prosperity of our neigAborins
city-Tro RireIS Chronicle.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE
L. G. OF M s TEI ID .
COUNTY CONVENTION,

We lay before our readers in another
column the proceedings Of the Democratic
Liberal County Convention, for the
noniioa;ion Of Z candidate for the Office Of
County Judga, he'd on Saturday hast at
the Court House in this city. Ne shall,
with becoming modcstr, eJpy frcm the
ChT4pcie of Tuesday last, making tie en-
nouncement that the editor and proprietor
Of this paper was daily nominated as such
candidate. In speaking Of the convention
and nomlna ton, the CMoA,c,e says:
" The Utmost harmony and good feeling
prevailed throughout, and 1t Is bat fair to
the successful candidate to presume that
the choice # the convention reflects the
views and wishes Of the great body Of
Democratic voters in tie County.
We tender our congratulations to Major
Oimsted, who received the no-.iination ,;tnd
our heartfelt sympa'hies to Zinns, Pier
pcnt and Bnrnct, who did not Thus
rejoicing with those who rejoice, and
weeping with those who weep"
That there was ~ improper cousidera-
Rivers delegation i'll the Democratic con
yention--wc don't believe that any was at
tempted with this or any other delegation
is apparent from the fact that they de-
posted their rc csila= sly votes at each and
every ballot for the same candidate Such
friends are worth having, amd We regret
that majority Of Tic delegates could not
see their choice in tie Same light"
The Chroniel~'S rema-!.: ;, IN regard to the
stc.'dy voting qualities of the Two Rivers
delegation of the convention, brings to
mind t!.at in 1853, whea Your humble ser
want was nominated fnr Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court the second time, they voted for
Us fifteen consecutive times before we
we're nominated. This remembrance kcy
US from asking them to support US after
they had cast their ballots for Judge Pier
poLt; we knew their stcadf & faith aud
endurance in any line Of action they bad
mark out. We were equally rcticcnt with
the delegates voting for Mr.. Zinns and
Burnett. Having started in with % votes
on The first bal!ot,--a majority Of three
over all competitors. we naturally cxncct
ed that they sould come back to their
first choice, whi.h was realized on the last
ballot. lir. Zinn's friends made Il Gallant
light for hs nomination, and on two bal
lots came Sisi,in ) votes Of nominating
him. In justice 70 Mr: Zinns, We are
proud to state that he acqnesccs in our
! omination, and, as wili be seen in a card
in ibis issue, promises his hearty support
in our behalf in the coming election. NJ.
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rather than an attraction, while the other
will reveal a new and beautiful feature at
every glance and will never lose its pleas
ing power. Apart from this, however, is
the al'-importan:, hard, practical fact t!ia, !,
there is an actual economy in good taste
Thousands of persons annually buy gauIy
ani Vulgar carpets that are rot and cannot
be objects Of interest, when for much less
money they might in humber material bat
of equally substantial quality, purchase
something mnch hetter suited to the et,lr-
acter of their rooms ana mach more ii har
mOny with the surroundings. If a room is
arranged as work OF art, carpet is only
matter of no consequence Il at it should
excite remark en- its own account What
We want when stranger enters our parlor
is, that he shall be impressed by a certain
beauty, by a certain completeness, by
certain richness of effect, by certain hone
feeling, as if the place were the dwelling
of refined people, who thiuk enough of
their home to strive TO make it beautiful.
DARK HouRs.--To every man there a,e
many, many dark hours--when he feels
inclined to abandon his best enterprise:
hours wien his hearts dearest hopes ap-
pear deluSiye; hours when he feels himself
unequal to the burden, when all his usper-
ations seem worthl :ss. Let no one think
that he alone has dark hours. They are
the common lot of humanity. They are
the touchsto ne to try whether Ye are cur
rent coin or not
FIRM FoUNDATIoN.-The foundation of
domestic happiness is faith in the virtue of
woman the foundation of political hap
piness is confidence in the integrity of man,
the foundation of all happiness, temporal Or
eternal, is reliance on the goodness of God.
--IIARE.
ERRORS OF THE WoRLD.-Thc little
upon tie errors of Others in sorrow, not in
anger. When | take the history of one
poor heart that has sinued and suffered,
and represent to myself the struggles and
temptations it has passed through, the brief
pulsations of JOY, the feverish inquietude
of hope and fear, the pressure of want
the desertion of friends, would f,in leave
the erlin- soul of my fellow man with Him
from whose hand it came.-LoNGFELLow
Eeru AAuertisornan A
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The niagara Frozen.

Monday night was unusually cold in this
vicinity. The mercurJ however, seems to
have sought its lowest depths along the Mia
CARA river. The inhabitants Of Yourgstow
were astonished on looking out upon the
river on Tuesday morning to tini it broad
field Of ice, while Lake Ontario was frozen
over as far as the eye could reach Parties
were crossing on the ice all day. Tuesday
AMI yesterday to Niagara, opposite Younss-
town,and several people ska:cl fiom Youngs-
town to Lewiston and back
like case was never known before. as we
are aware, although it has several times hap
pened that men and team. have been a. lie to
cross on ice jams hut this is the first in
stance whore the river end lake have been
frozen over with clear, solid ice.-Lociport
| mon. NdrcH 4.
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District Of Ohio.

/ District of Ohio.
4 Wm.u. TerriL, Pension Agent at In
dianapolis.
Byron 0, Carr, Supervising Inspector
Of steamboats, for the Sixth District.
THE KANSAS SENATORIAL ELECTION.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March l4-Vice
President Wilson presented memorial
asking that the papers in the case of the
Kansas Senatorial election be taken from
the files and referred to a committee Of ac-
ton.
STEAMSHIP sUBSIDIES.
Nr Chandler offered 4 resolution authoriz-
ing the Committee on Commerce to sit
during the recess for the purpose of inyes-
;;gatimg the subject of subsidies to steam
ship liIcs; what lines should be subsidized
and also the improperly of granting boun-
ties to shpbuilIers; the committee to have
leave to visit Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and Boston with power to send for
persons and papers and employ stencgra-
pher: and that the expenses thereof be
paid out Of tie contingent fund Of the
Senate.
Mr.. Casserly hoped the resolution
would lie over, and suggested that it be
modified SO as to include the Pacific cost,
where there is the finest pine timber iu the
world. The resolution lies over.
Mr.. Anthony submitted a resolution
which lies over. reciting that 4 resolution
vas reported at the late session for tie ex-
pulsion of J. ". Patterson and the inabil-
ity Of the Senate to consider the same
for want of time also saying that it is
questionable wheeler said resolution could
now be considered, inasinuch as the said
Patterson is no longer member, and
therefore declaring that that the failure of
the Senate to act upon the said resolution
Is not to be interpreted either as an appro-
val or disaT proval of the same; and proyd-
ing that Patterson have leave TO make Il
wri tten statement for publication in the
Congressional Record,
PETITIONS.
Mr. Howe again sought to have petitions
received.
Mr.. Sherman opposed petitions seeking
legislation, bat hal no objections to rccciy
ing and fling them rs was done in
1851.
Mr.. Anthony thought they might take
the most liberal conrtruc!pn and receive
the petitions, though they did not act upon
item.
Mr.. Howe cited prcccjcnts to show that
petitions lad heretofore been received and
referred.
After further debate, the SJrate decided
not to receive any Of the petitions which
Howe desired TO present. The vote stood
y against 81
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Wisconsin and General News,
IScONsTN.

Herman Meilahn, of Scott Sheb0ygau
county, w.s killed by tree falling upon
him, fracturing his skull. from the effects Of
which he died shortly after the accident lie
leaves a wife and child to mourn his loss.
L. Van Dycke and Chas Berner. Of Green
Bay, will Immediately commence to build
steam dredga and dump scors, to cost about
$50, ,000.
The kaukauna bridge, across Fox River,
nine miles below Appleton, was washed away
on last Saturday. The damage IS large
Owing to the great depth Of frost in the
ground, the hop yards throughout the State
generally have suffered material injury the
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I'hc PcrturbntIons OF jupiter.

At the last meeting Of the French Academy
of Sciences the report of VI. Tscclini, of
Palermo. on the remark able manifcs fati2ns
observed in the planet Jupiter wa, read. 1t
seems that this planet is in an unusual state
OF perturbation, exhibiting now black stripes
and then ''immcnsc spots. as we'll as shu-
ing giriIes an! "A species Of torches. The
report also says that it might be interesting
to examine whether Saturn, whose formation
shows much similarity with Jupiter, does
not also show traces of extraordinary activi-
ty. 1t is we'll known that our sun has this
year been exceptionally disturbed displaying
large spots, irruptions, ect neither has the
earth been quiet, rs evidenced hy the erup-
tiohs Of Nesuyius, Northern lights, tidal
waves, hurricanes, etc. and it might be vel
to inquire whether the state Of the sun and
other heavenly bodies has found an echo
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DrtstsDGS.

WEAK minds have often the most fatal
Of influences upon the stronger on"s with
which they are associated If with intellect
ual Fowcr the unlncky victim has also
finely strung and sensitive nervous organ
ization.-Goidea Age.
Whatever mag be the means, or whatev-
er the more immediate end Of any kind Of
art, all Of it that is coed agrees in this;
that it is the expression Of one s2ul talking
to another, and is precious according to
the greatness Of the so1l that uttcrs it
RuskiH.
Such twaddle as people endure because
gilled wi-h money is almost enough to dis
courage the poor from seeking after knowl-
edge. Rich ignorance and yulgarity snub
impecunious culture ana refinement, and
the people bow in submission. SHE
is an hciress,' or he is rich,' settle all
questions oil equality and merit, and the
poor are discounted at once.
There are few eccentric individuals
who do not regard money above all else,
and they viii not bend the knee to that
which il taste!ess anl Uncongcnial Such
persons are not popular but they enjoy
freedom from the trammel Of un ,Yelcomc
guests, and cringing to the unworthy is to
them unknown. Blessed be such eccen-
tricity.-E{Rs O.-lou.
/ WIEN the first time Of love is over,
there comes someth ing better
still. Thsrc comes that other love: that
faithful friendship which never changes,
and which viii accompany you with its
calm light through the whole of life. It is
only neeltul to place yourself SO that it
may come, and then i, comes Of itself
And then everything turns and changes
/ itself to the best.-Fredstka Brelaer.
Attractive EFoInss.
\ home that Is fitted up with taste will
be the resort Of better class Of people,
and more genuine enjoyment viii be .hown
in visiting it, than one Tbizh las nothing
bat the costliness of It's contents to recon-
mend l.. Iioweger much astonishInent
AMI vague Animation the one may excite
Ii first It viii finally become an eyC-so.e
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FOREIGN.
FOREIGN.
Disraeli Declines thepremier-
ship.
He Thinks That tn9 Conservatives
Should Ect acc ,ot Office.
Earl Derby VIII Probably Attempt the
Formation OF New Aiuistry.

kIS' z lang.
NEW YoRE, March IA special dis
pate from London says that the facts in
reference to Di-raeli's position simply are
that he respectfully Indicated to the Queen
the difficulties he would have to confront
if ht assumed Office, even if able to secure
the sii of supporters. Considering the
parliamentary position of his opponents, he
therefore asked for delay to consult his
frien ds
Lord Derby arrived last night from Paris
and had a long consultation with DisraiE
No decision was arrived at, however, nor
will one be reached until tomorrow. Pos
sibiy DIsraili viii refuse to accept Office
but it is not probable.
If he accepts, he will probably finish up
the business of the session by the end Of
June, and thea dissolve tie House.
The conservatives all over the country
are confident as to the result Of the cec-
tions.
Disracli has Ceclinel to accept the Office.
lie waited uron the Queen, at Biick :ra lam
Palace, tins morning, to announce lis de-
cisIor. There arc plain reasons which nl-
pei him thereto, ard Earl Derby conclrs
with Di.racl in the conviction that the
Conservatives cannot accept the rcspon-
sibiity of forming 4 government at this
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Spain.

MADRID, March li.-The Cur. of Sa-
nata Cruise, who heads the Carlist band
treats Spanish troops who fall into bis
hands With great cruelty. lie recently
flosgcd several prisoners with such severity
that they died from the affects of blows
The Assembly has approved the bill
granting amnesty to offenders against the
laws regarding the newspaper press.
Ii is reported that reaction has set in
among the radicals in flver ofan in Invisible
republic, as Cpl osed to the federals sys-
tenn. Senior FiCueras, i'll an unoffcirl tcle-
gram to Minister Marsal at Tctuan, OK
presses fear that the people at Barcelona
are determined to stand by their proclama-
ton of a federal republic.
Amadeus Las formally rcassumed his
rights as an italian citizen.
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NOMINATIONS.

WAsgISGroS, March l4-Tbe prasi-
dent has sent to the Senate the following
nominations
Cornelius Logan, Of karsas, Minister
to Chill.
John W. Foster of Indiana, Minister 70
,iexico.
Lewis Weitze,, Collector for the First
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Among the s2ddcst episoIes in the late
storm IN Minnesota, Wac the freezing Of tn.
hands, nose, foreh cal, everything except the
nLnHl- Df ~. INN ,L,.A.
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Fashionable Tsi'or. Al! Fooi- ulads hv the sub
'cr.Ler are waTrdn."d to Gt form. Prices re:-
sunabiP auC | AIN bsuEt 10 pIo. SO those who give
me their custom Ship on IJrt-St. tao doors
"t>t OF de II nJ Ale iIou-c 12itl
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FTsnNlin,s ST.. NanltoWoc. NJ kctfensohca
irojr"'cr. Tia" l.-Cc br.ck addition recently
bu; ms been CIR .scd in excellent st, le maxine
II one o. tIe largest -u. cu-l,i~te notes in
Mauito soc. y -uoi aDl= - xept III connection.
Nitu Vu9 GosIs~, whera stock IIi well provided
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tALDNELL UT.
At three o'clock t1e Senate wss still
discussing the Caldwell case.
Mr.. Scott made q strong legal argument
in favor of Caldwell, and Mr.. Morrill, made
decided -peech in favor of the report cf
the Committee, declaring Caldwell not le-
gally elected.
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CUYUGA CHIEF

within the last year Ia Ills county, and she has
come out &4eac as yGu cNn by the 'Glfo wing
names OF GOA e.iEDc farmers We'll known to tha
most OF VOC:
We TIE unCer.iGners ef the Urty OF Nanitoyoc
do Le-env aeromuseB1 tne Gu, uEa Chiri Rcap-r
and Mower to be a POud and sue rtssial Keeper
2 ID Mower. OF ur4ft aIii IHaua n,sEl and We
recommend al that vI-l to urCh2se a good Reap
er and 30 e. {" siva tIst Dei"re part asing
elsewhere, u1-ct ssed ist yer an ar. satisfied
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Attorney and Couuscll0r-at.Law
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BU SINESS DIRECTORY
CHARLES SCAEEEER.

s'ASHio ;RLE TAILOR. has removed TO
1 Buifai' street, doors west Of RinIs
store. A.! work warranted wei done aud
to fi5
Manl;owtc Nov. 50. IS4S' li-oS-iy
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Keeps all kinds O. Meats. Sausage H.ms Lard,
tc, whic' tie ":!l sci. at tne lowest prices, ia
uihhty aud kin - sun pGlcha-rrs. ANY ore
.Aying %" Eugs or Sheep - sell wall c.l an ine
.Ga feceI.c toe highest prIcos. l24lty
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Attorney and Counselor at Law. an ! Court Com
missioner tor Manlto" &C comfy. All business en-
trusted to his care ~ni lie promptly aud fiithuuy
sItentel TO. Alv.cs honestly given 'or whicl 4
reasonaoie charse y II. be mai. once Cr BUR- 10
St. between Eighth .Ht SIuth. lai.i
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Respectfully yours,
Henry We'll iarri. e linn.en
Car! Stuck John Gundsr.cn
Barthc! VI Dfiedery Amen T,uiEacson
Ere! Mir D,e Larsen
Hiram Mch.!Irtcr So.cn Larson
Ava Smith Chas kruser
sgua5 Erickson Ole oicscn
Tsr rsrs Di...IaE TO purc-sss tbis machine vii
no NsN 5y rtvIEE tGetr Or7sfS e1Tty our taa
c2ssCrs VIII fmmeucs CO T.siug EsnTo voc. Size
yayZ"n counties fpr orders OF call suc eI-uIne tb
bac iI!ns 81 Cur store. near 1 WIN i.to lCus
IN It's cltr- RsspectIIH. Y irs et'.
4. &. FEiSSE, ana Go.
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Attorney and Counsellor =, Lsw. of.ce on corne
Of EI.htu and QUay-s.s, GanIIovoc. 1s AL
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Es. G.. Il w. =. THrncr.

Attorneys at Law. OTc1 on Eichtl-st.. Sout
side. GDaosite &c Iuht'r's store. 13 ID
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WASHINGTON.
BcUtvycl..s Successor.

Special dispatch to the Chicago Post.
WASHINGTON, March l4-The name Of
Boutweirs successor il the Treasury De-
par.ment will not be sent to the Senate
until to morrow.
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New Advertisements. ia.
AiNlTeW0C co. CIRCUIT COURT

hAAifVNoC 90. CIRCUIT COURT.
}. DETLING,
Ggautgt
WILLIAM fEILITZ
THE STATE OF WIsC0SsIs.
To the ie,fsnaant qJOre named:
You are hereby summoned, and re-
quired 10 answer the complaint ia Ins action
a copy Of hich is herewith served upon you
and to serve Il copy OF your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers at their
Office in the City Of Manitowoc, Wisconsin,
within twenty days after the service Of this
summons upon You, exclusive of the day 81
service and if you tail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, The
plaintiff in this action will take t.ucut
against you for the sum Of one kuulrcl
dollars with interest from the lst day Of
June, one thousand Sight hundred ana
seventy two. at 3 per cent per annum
besides the costs Of this action.
Dated, March 18Th. 1873.
TREAT & NASH,
S3-l4-6w. Plaintiff Attorneys
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TREAT and NASla

4 TT0RSElS AND ocUSsELoRs At LAw.
\ 0ifitc on Eighth-Street. Msntexoc
Wisconsin. Collection promptly attended
to. lI25-ly
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Dentist, ofSce in ,hsrmlg's new building on
l. ghIh-St.. AanitownE. Particular attention
gwen to 2Il II dilersnt branches OF the profess
ion, AMI all work warranted Tevta extracted
wltLoul r.Ir. 10
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PAoerhanger AMI CpGOlstcrcr. CLrri Se rrimr-A
and Harness Maker, COmmercial->t, between 7tt
anu Sth, MahitoWo- r.cOmmtai Is him,sH il
iheSe branches, ana prOu.ses - execute all yor.
WIN lrnmntme-s ard In liIn hesl sLyla 70 IL
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No1yg1wz!sTEKs. E1oUSf..

Commercials. between Ei-htlt and Ninth Maui
towoc. JoSnCh Tuilmer, Proprietor Eesf
aecofnoattinnS f0r tHG travelling ushc Terms
cIeao. an'i satisfaction AREN'T 81. IL if.ly