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The Saratoga monument.

The Saratogian says of the monu-
ment for which New York state has APP
propriated $50, 900, to be erected at Sar-
atoga in commemoration of Burgoyne's
surrender "The plinth is seventy five
feet square the shaft at the base is
forty feet square, exclusive of the apex
eight feet. The gable inches will have
representations of The three generals,
Schuyler, Gates, and Morgan, with their
accessories, the fourth being vacant,
with the word Arnold inscribed under
meath. Within the monument, the first
story is one room twenty-five feet square,
the second story seventeen feet, the
third fifteen feet. These will have
historic tablets, memorials, cases, etc.
On the four corners of the platform are
to be mounted four bronze guns taken
from the English at the surrender.
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VECETINE
'urifes the Blood, Renoyates and Inyigorates
the whole System. Its Medical Prop
critics are Alternative, Tonic,

NEGEfINEis made exclusively ON the juices
eff carefully selcC cl barks, roots, and herbs. and
so strongly concentrated, that it Will electuaIly
eradicate frJm the system every faint Of Scrofula
scrotulous Humor, Tumors, Cancer, Cancerous
Humor, Fryslpelas, salt Rheum, syphi itic Dis
eases, Caukcr, FaintneSs at the stomach, and all
diseases that uise from impure blood. Sciatica
Innammatory and Chronic rheumatism, Neural
gia. Gout, and Spinal Complaints, can only be ef
]lec,ually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Eruptiye Diseases Of the skin,
Pus. uleS Pimples, Blotchcs, BoIls, letter, Scald'
head, and Ringworm, NEGETINE has never failed
to effect u permanent cure
Fer Pains in the Back, Kidney Complaints
Drop y, Female Weakness, Ltucorrhwa, arising
ftom Internal liberation, and uterine diseases, and
general debility, VEGETINE acts directly upon tho
causes OF these complaints, II iAyit crates and
strengthens the whole system, acts upon the se
cretiye o gans allays Inflammation cures ulcera,
tion aud regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habllual Costlveness
P3lpitation OF the Heart, Headache, Piles. Ncr
yousucss and general prostrntiou of the nervous
system no medicine has ever given such periecr
satisfaction rs the NEGETINE. IT purIhos the
Blood, ]cleanses all of the organs, and posses Is Il
controlling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEGETINF
have induced many physicians and apothec3ria'
whom we know to prescribe and use it in theil
own families.
IN fact, V]EGETrNE is the best remedy yet di,
covered for the above diseases, and is the only re
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet p a. ed before the
public.
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Medical View of Asparagus.

A medical correspondent of an Eng
lish journal says that the advantages
of asparagus are not sufficiently esti-
mated by those who suffer with rheu.
matism and govt. Slight doses of rheu
matism are cured in a few days by iced
ing on this delicious esculent, and more
chronic cases are much relieved, espe-
cially if the patient avoids all acids,
whether in food or beverage. The Je-
rusalem artichoke has also a similar eff
feet in relieving rheumatism. The
heads may be eaten in the usual way,
but tea made from the leaves of the
stalk, and drank three or four times a
day, is a certain remedy, though not
agreeable.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-06-06
The ~Sewing-Machinc Monopoly.

There is perhaps no greater swindle
endured by any people than that of the
sewing-machine monopoly in the United
States. There are a great many differ
ent machines manufactured. The orig
inal patent for the principle of a sew
ing machine is now free, All that re
main are certain improvements, - and
OF these the Wilson feed is perhaps
the most important. The proprietors
of six or eight different machines have
combined to permit no other manufac-
turer to use the Wilson feed, SO that
the combination may keep up the eX-
brilliant prices demanded for sewing
machines. We are informed hat the
manufacturers cost of producing n
machine of any of the designs is not
over S1l each. The cost Of the table
or box ranges from -, SO to So. So
that any machine now sold in the
United States for less than 500 may be
sold at from S25 to S35, and afford a
large profit. The same machines that
are sold in the United States at $50, $50,
$40. $50, and 500 are exported and sold
in England and in all parts of Germany
at from S25 to $50.
1t is safe to assume that, by virtue Of
this combination, these manufacturers
do now receive over Sc, 0O0, 600 n year
lot machines in excess of what they
would get if the Wilson feed " patent
was allowed to expire. There is no
p]retense that these persons have not
been compensated for their inventions,
and in the case of the Wilson feed, the
originator never got a dollar for it,
while others are reaping millions from
the product of his brain, All that
congress should do in the matter is to
let these patents expire, and if neces-
sary take away any discretion in any
person in the patent office to extend,
renew, or revive any OF them. Ger
tainly, it is time to put a stop to any
further monopoly under the "Wilson
feed " patent.
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COTTON,
Report of the Crop in Tennessee, Ala
bnmu, Mississippi and Arkansas

Report of the Crop in Tennessee, Ala
bnma, Mississippi and Arkansas
The committee on information and
statistics Of the Memphis Cotton Ex-
change report the receipt of 1870 letters,
representing Of counties in Tennessee,
Arkansas, Mississippi, Alabama, and
two in Missouri, which aggregate rs fol-
lows: Deficiency in acreage of cotton
planted, rs compared with 1873, s 10
per cent, ascompared with 1872, l 10;
estimated yet to be planted after the
2Oth inst, l 40 of the seasons plant
ing. The labor force has increased
numerically ITO the past year, and dur
ing the past two years 1 10. In COM
parison with the past two years the
labor shows an Improvement in indus
try per cent, but nothing in thrift
ness. There is an increase, numerical,
ly, in the working stock of but 6 ITO
per cent. The condition of work stock,
as reported, is ) Ito poor and 3 Ito
fair. The planting operations are re-
ported as averaging Is! days later thar
for the past two years. OF the cotton
crop planted there is reported as upon
tine Goth inst, fifty-five per cent, of
which it is reported oue-half is bad,
one-fourth fair and one-fourth good CON
ditioned.
The excessive dry weather since plant
ing has prevented 4 good stand from
coming up, and generally it has been
too dry to cultivate in the uplands.
The cond ton of the corn cropis bad,
and wheat and oats have suffered from
the drouth, There is a growing dIspo-
sition to increase crops of cereals, in
Guiding millot, rye and hay, Since the
20ih there has been but very light and
partial showers. General complaint ex-
lists of want of rain.
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"The Great Northwest

The Chicago and Northwestern rail
way has arranged with its Southern con
nections for the sale of cheap excursion
tickets at ell points south OF Chicago.
Cheap round trip" excursion tickets
.nro sold By this road ~ Chicago for
Denver. Send 10 w. II. Stennett, Cen
eral Passenger Agent, q. & N. w. Ry.,
Chicago, foE en- illustrated Guide Book,
anatl Na BE- aent 70 yOu free.
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will be employed toprepare the crops for
harvesting as soon as cut. This predic-
tionWill strike most American readers as
beinga wild dream of an enthusiastic op.
timlst, and yet the author has given ox.
preston to not a single impossibility.
Artificial heat has already been employ
ed to n large extent in cultivation, and
artifcially heated air currents have been
used to dry crops with perfect success.
The employment Of steam motors for
the principal operations of agriculture
is largely increasing throughout the
world.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-06-06
Typhoid Fever III Pigs.

The London Eng.) Agricultural Ga
zette SAYS Typhoid fever of pigs is nj.
most the only zymotlc disease of the
lower animals which has a distinct re-
preventative among the diseases of the
human subject. In many cases the term
typhoid is used to indicate any form of
disease in which fever Of a low kind is
present but in typhoid fever of the
pigs the Characteristic affection of the
glands Of the intestines is always we'll
developed, as it is in man. Il ON a few
weeks to six months old all kinds of
pigs are liable TO typhoid fever, After
Inc oCe of civ mortLs tbov o,,oor T.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-06-06
A Little Game of yasqucz's Frustrated

The San Francisco Chronicle says,
in speaking of the recent capture OF
Nasquez; "Vasquez stated to Major
Mitchell that if he had $40 1000 and the
kind and quantity of arms he required
he could revolutiohi2e the entire south
ern portion of that state. 1t is beliey-
ed that this has been the objective point
of his scheme. A boldly conceived
plot of his was an attempt to plumber
the paymaster's car on the Southern
Pacific railway. He heard that on q
certain day the pay car would traverse
the road attached to the regular train.
Accordingly he gathered about him the
brayest Of his band and prepared to at
tack and despoil it. The bandit / Sc.
lected a spot between San Jose and Gil.
roy, known as The Divide The plan
included the cutting and removal of a
section Of the rail. This was the first
exercise on the programme. The char
acteristic laziness of the Californians
delayed their preparations, and, as the
train was ten minutes ahead of time,
the affair was an utter failure. As the
train approached, the members of the
band were busily engaged in damaging
the track. 1t came laundering down
and past them as they sprang back, and
whisked out of their reach ere any harm
could be accomplished. The officials
on the train noticed the bandits and di-
vined the true reason of their presence.
On the evening of the same day the
tragedy at Tres Pinos occurred"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-06-06
THIRTY YEARS ExPERIENCR OF Am
OLD NURSE.

HIS. Windows Soothing Syrup is the prssoEip-
ton Of one of the best female physicians ana
nurses In The United States. and has been used for
thirty years with never failing safety and success
by millions Of mothers and children, from the ice.
BILE infant Of one week old to the adult. II correots
.acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, raEu-
lAtes the bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort
70 mother and child. We believe It to be the best
and surest remedy In the world In all casea Of aya.
EMERY and dlarrh@a In children, whether Il arises
from ~teething or from any other cause Full dl.
rections for nsing will accompany each hottie
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS a
PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper.
Said by all medicine dealers.
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A CONNECTICUT lady remained too
long ON a train TO kiss female friends the
other day, and, trying to get off after
it had started, was thrown on her face.
"If ever | kiss anybody again !" she said
revougefully, as she arose, "any woman,
at least" she added thoughfully, then
it will be when l am crazy"
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The Modern Hotel Clerk.

We s,v . oro,t d1oI r-,io, l. ,,,4
n-,imcrts2ry e. iJ %ot oI" oIor r.g" Is mo .l4' ooul.
a Nv wa ul,'" aSo VI u IorGl Vloih2' P''i uster
t t"' Thor" o" Is aar gnoua" po'oLe
&oo tbo,. l boiS r NJ aJniTsnlnB ~ Sno o.
a aUf ~ a,,on nol" a EI i LUIS On l4uePeuu,
in u, n,o-Ios M ~, rs Lol G@n 'ii"s ,a4oS us
Pofora ! HIN ,,' ,v VI - no g,,E Us 4nIeSl9OIn8Iy'
abasiod 'e ond "" on fsr oi NY H., 10 L ms munloL'
sotion ~ he js'I hooii ~ LIS coHyeL-
i,b him WITH - oor " - We oL'Plao mn,
sofirn 90 ar wv, raos SpiI I;n, Pt Il nlGl WIN
Jignoiinn ,' l'I Tn f,'T VIII D"5l,hS III
~ !" ~l"liN"IhR' uohlr'tloh
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PARsON LEE.

q a drowEy country village
Came a certain rnrson Lee;
ana a man so quantity different
From all the other men was he
That the Squire himself, the skeptic,
Came 10 church TO hear him pray,
Aud to note the strange things uttered
by this marvel Of the day.
The eccentric said this planet
Was a true and goodly place,
And the only thing it wanted
Was the more Of heavens grace;
Aud he sought to show the people
How to think and work and live,
So that each should help the other
And unto the needy give,
How the door that leads to heaven
Was most amply broad aud wide,
And how each could turn the handle
And go easily inside;
That the very gentlost natures
In the world may yet be strong;
Aud how truth is always wisdom,
And all wickedness is wrong,
He explained how true religion
Was d~ay-worbing, nothing more;
That this world was not an ocean,
Nor WI pebbles on the shore;
Bat that thinking men and women
Should hLd better things to do
Than in twisting Gods commandments
Or quite breaking them in two.
las for acting like our neighbors,
Why, we none Of us are fools.
You cannot be made a Christian
lnr14r HNEpV1,,1Xf 4. tYHT.r
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Pun on your right glove first, stupid.
Then you have your left hand urgloved
to button your right withal. If you
pnt on your left glove first you have to
button your right Cove under double
disadvantage,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1874-06-06

CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach.
BROWNS vERMIFUeE coMFITs
will destroy worms wlthou. injury to the child,
being perfectly WHITE and free from all color.
Ing or other INJURIOUS ingredients usually used in
worm preparations.
CURTIS q BROWN, ProprIetors,
No. 2l5 Fulton street, New York.
Sold by druggists and chemists. and dealers 10
medicines, at twenty-five cents a bottle,
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THRoUdH the length and breadth of
the land the celebrated SILVER TIPPED
Boots and Shoes arc sold by the million, for
parents know they last twice as long as those
without Tips. Try them For sale by all
dealers.
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why VIII You suTeI.
To all persons suffering
from rheumatism, neuralgia,
cramps in the limbs or stonl'
nch, bilious collie, pain in the
bowels or side, we would
say the Household Panaoea
and Family Llnlment IS of all
Others tina remedy you want
for Internal and external use
II has cured the above com
in thousands Of cases
Is no mistake about II
Try It. sold by all druggists
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Go 10 Riycrsile Water Uure' HNUTTVI' IN
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An Interesting IT.
Illustrated work or go
pas es, containing
.ose who are married
Price hity cents, by
u North
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according to directions, and remain
mwell, provided their bones are moi
stroycd by mineral poison or d
means, and vital organs wasted boyt
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reieht; Otherwise we eau but think thai VI
BE- dlsc1iml mated aainst- and thrcugi
.--i-tts m1ch chcane. Ilan .ocaI Tt Seem
H as 30 Dee 600 great a difference 20 clalg,
e slf as much Tor nly miles as other road
charge ioE "a o-lild, but s.a DO not prctenut t
-loWr and are open % conviction.
We join with our contemporary la the
Iupe that the officers Of the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad will be able to
sxplsiu, and If not, thst they viii see to
3 that Panola and Memphis are put
lp0n a footing with The most favored
,,Iooaa
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sUa " IHs wesis4f az ma SgoEiF I'D
OF the nation. The community should
pc productive, a creative people.
ht could cite numerous Instances
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GIN REPAIRING,

GLE SAW FILING reduced TO Is cents per
~ saw, and other repairing at lowest rates.
hEistles, Brisfle-strfpS, Saws, RIBS, Puileys
ldlers, Journ alboxes, BabitlineTs, ETC.. always
on hand. Special attention to promptness
B. W. HICKMAN,
ees Main street, opposite NJ and T. Depot
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ual meetin
sissippi a.
VIII be hs
the city o..
renber IS7
elected for
Hers viii be
ertidcatesc
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Sd AS 5lsl received ana Offers Low TO VH :
90 .-aDss aas following goods, viz.
aHt .I.s. Refined sugar
% Hul,. and uair bbls S-rur.
~ slcE- Rio C8Iea
MAJ s.4 Coy eIllneD javo Coffee.
x atannd tg5iee aud Spice.
pigs. Green ana Black Teas
-1.t case. 5e.-ls, Preserves and Pickles everv
style.
isi cies DyE srs, salmon I.o1sEers Ss-.lf aa.
e.ts Fner-l-s, feac Is, Pine A1nles- 30
llll zs new q scEe-al
IT, POKE s1aI. starch and Candles
~ BOXES an. 5e-H Elgl 81 ..lr
lll cases luueeulla Ped I've.
a' Dds ecana, aluOu-, Cream Nuts ana
H.tler--.
- EE3s. choice Bus,s- and Cheese
.efcls 81 Fased suzer-CuTed hams.
p nl--. haclfed CIDER.
~. cadll rs assorted T1BaccCs.
80 nls Eazg ~
..l HlEd O. Ties
A--- l-i-ef articles zoo numerous to r-Il5t ON .
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Hos. JEFFEBsoS DAVIS yesterdag r

Hon. JEFFERsON DAVIS yesterdaV re-
esived 8 letter from Mr. Ernest W. Nor
-olk, secretary Of the Mississippi Valley
l3Ciets, Of London, requesting him TO
serve rs one Of the board Of directors Of
lie proposed steamship line between the
city q New Orleans and Liverpool,
measures for the establishment Of which
are now assuming definite shape. This
is part Of the great scheme Of the Mis-
-is7Ippi valley society for the openiugup
of direct Communication between En-
rope and the southern States, and We
trust will met with the encouragement
OF the members OF the cotton exchange
and the chamber OF commerce. II ever
we are TO have direct trade with Europe,
ii viii be by efforts such IS is proposed
bv this English company with large
means.
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d ESIDENCE AND LAND FOR SALE
oner for sale my residence, in Macon. with S
acres attached. The dwelling has nine or ten
rooms, con veuiently arranged, well adapted
terms and necessary outhouses Few towns IN
W est Tennessee offer superior Inducements 70
those dtsi ing the Dement'S of schools,
churches and society has a daily mail, and is
on the line Of lpcatfon OF the N. and Knox
vile T. r Also, or sale, 81 acres, IA miles
from Macon, with good house and 70 acres in
cultivation Also, a tract of 2s3 acres, s miles
nom Macon, on the Macon and Memphis
Road, and on the proposed VI. and Knoxville
Z. r. Terms liberal, and prices 10 SUIT the
times apply to J.. /. WILLIAMSON,
oc9 d6w Macon, Fayette county, Tenn.
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nave and an admitted congressional cor
upffonist and on a district platform not in-
VIM III ~ ~ = a- On tho -l.-.
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~ young 6rOJdng morse Mdegin3,
GOOber Pea, s0rrel horse Joe Seiiufnr'
one fine Top Buggy. one Stop Wat
Office and bedroom Furniture, a5lil oit
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ENEY
Marsh,
on tn
the iusO
1uFr OF
ed 20 q
irsagai
the Gle
tn day
C. filed b
ny law
~
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- cAsvA.s De srN.tor.


ID another column we publish letter
flol su occasional correspondent 81.
Nashville, who comments upon the a1t-
side canvass Of Governor Brown and
Ex-Pnesi sent Andrew Johrs0u. He ~
il mas assumed = waJ-lke caaracter, and
YET IS c0ndred 70 -he two giants upon
whom congressional and legislative cam
diaates, rs well as the people, LOOK s-
every way lifted 70 fight their own bas-
tl5 to the bitter END without extrare-
Gus aid. The ex-presiieut seems to re-.
gard the governor IS tie only contestant
fu tie seuatorsaip and 30 masses
dash AZ hil go determined
anc m2u-.estiy hostile as to
PIT the gallant executive on the De.
fensiye and compel upon ans part
en attitude not devoid % offensive
features. We have already laid The
speeches Of both gentlemen 8 fors cur
readers. and leave il with them for he
present to cay which is light and winch
wrong. What we aIe most Intimately
concerned il is 60 learn that the Isgi.-
lar'ye candidates ia Middle Tennessee
are no way aparty to OBS rels.na1
contest, and 50 FAR have conducted their
canvass without any 4Iusi1u, nesr oil
remote, ~ . question ths. must after 81 I
tula upon svsiisbilty ami fitness, sr6i
is 10 be decided by the Iee.s F..
lalare WiLhout reference 20 any oil
the issues now absorbing public 4
attention Ia the state. This is as ti
should be. There should be no iuvoIv- /
me9t Of The legislative with tins sena-
torlal contest. IL is true that enc de-
penis upon the othes, Jas not - direct
.y a. to make IL question. We trust
our legislative candidates viii reaenl-
Der this, and under no circumstance
permit themselves % be drawn into a
discussion Of the senatorship. Thst IS
10 a great extent q personal question /
which must not be permitted 70 Obtrude
lpOn matters Of greater concern affecting I
he welfare Of the whole people Of the
state. Our legislative candidates must
tsnd or fall by themselves and of them
elEes.
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TIRE Psnola Star, commenting On the

THE Psnola .Star, commenting On the
efforts Of our cotton exchange IN the Of.
reCdOn OF cheap freight, SAWS:
We are lu favor % or rlI roads caargiro
living rates, bot when b. connes % cfar,sir,-
forfy-eig ht cents per hundred froln lier3 l,lTle
70 oslfdls, when one dollar aud 1rieeu cents
brings t1e same. amount nom Ne.v Forz-
nealiF nfteen hEua red rlii e. gga tlllr. flis \.
TAX & advantage OF local custom. ID a b5Ig
Of COtOn can be shipped lE1m here 10 AIeD-
phl- and then shipped back over This same
roa Tor less money tha1 70 can De- shipr,s-I
direct 10 New orleans 10 JOCKS Ike disc auir-
shin uy this road I'VE cannot do nfber-
lasel can he the only reason for ms
NOw We DO NOS propose 10 MAKE
war on this or any other road. bui we aud ~
peQple generally can bat believe this ehaTlr
Ing them these prices is because the road
knows we can do 40 beller. Nos y fiIegai-
GER can explain this, and show that tfe,
charge only living rates, then We are and viii |
lie lie last one 10 say auglt about high
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4tss 5Eis -,
public opinion, that has ever borne sway in
Wash. Dg1on, Is the priaate opinion Of hum
dreds Of Republican leaders VINO have not the
f.rrsvaern IT,. afua fanurrn T.. f1afr fhntt4,l
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TRUNK FACTORY
$50 MAIN STREET.

7TIO MERCHANTS we Oher Trunks, Valises,
u ETC., manufactured at home, as low and
advautageously as can be had in any market
on tue continent. l. 4. 20 ..#
IN RETAIL, we reduced prices and do re-
pairing on short notice, and in q Workman
nt9 Fnenrs-- !. LEVY & co.
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2 Ees ETl and Maine zlsEs. Dwelling
ti1uses and Isolated Country Stores
L II