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;"7Nis Government mas nude by ui;te men, 70
g. bsneft Of mhue men and their posterity for
S,~, G,sd should be administered by ukie men
e~d BY none other wI.atsoeuer. Stephen A
Coughs.
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! Tho prevalent sentiment III the Southern
;,res u tn It the cunning season in Brooklyn
sught to have set in long ago.-N Y. COM
:nsyelGl.
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Knrukapkapy Kapkakukirukariky is given
~ the name OF the coming soprano And
;thsy any, too, she is very sensitive about any
n; spronun CATION of her name.
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COMMITTEE OF SEvENTY.--We invite the it.
tention OF our readers to the u p .oce hugs
OF he Com mitee OF Seventy uoi.s ed il an
other column. The Ateness Of the hour a.
which they We're received prevented US IRON
commenting upon them, as we desired. We
will reserve our remarks for tins evenings
BULLETIN
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IN invitation to attend the regatta and
and ball and festival Of the Bayou Sara
Boat Clubs. which takes place on the 18th
1T, u acknowledged.
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According 10 the t,cAoo.r, urdI, out Of
the two hundred AMI eylty-eig It COW cts in
the State pelitentiary only tLirt, live are
yhifa
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tsoalhern Express Company for files Of the
htdt Northern and Western papers.
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TIE Catholic population OF the City of Lon
Sn h far greater than that Of Rome, and
Amuunts to over CO. 600 sOnls
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q D. A.-On Friday evening" the 9Th inst. .
the Orleans Dramatic Club will give their
fUnyth entertainment of tho series of "a, ut
tho Varieties Thta:ra
"One Touch OF Nature" "Kind to q
FA1lt." and "Woodchuck's Little Game
viii be presented, and there can be no doubt
that the entertainment will be, in every re-
sped, what its predecessors have been.
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The election in North C.r,hn.. takes place
spmorrow Thursday, when superintendent
q Public Instruction. the members OF the
Legislature. who are serve for to two years, nix
Circuit Judges. aud eight Consre ,sm.n are 10
b cLos u. The present Legislature, elected
IN 1917. is Democratic, an ill.,, d. mrr.t.c
eandld lie for Governor Was elected 1t the su,,.,
6me, but was counted cut SO ~ 10 inbr.y..te ~,
apparent Republican majority for eft ct IN the
Preidenti.. election in that Year. TIE State
= undoubtedly Democratic. but there Is u
lack OF organization in that p rt.. and a num-
ber Of cs1nd dates tor different offices who pro-
poss to run independently, may DIVIDE the
voe' Of those Who are opposed 10 q antism
- ~ its forms. What effect this want u h..r-
0aay IL the councils OF the Democrats will
1sye q tAe eenerA Result yemaans U b. ssel,.N
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The obliging purser Of the steamship Mar
faset has out thanks for files Of late Havana
rlaxlAea
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KIDNAPPING IN NEw York. = The kidnap-
pers have commenced operations. On the
10Th nit, in New York city, Mrs. Minna
Hohl, of No. 60 Frankfort street, missed her
little daughter MInna, aged three years. The
detectives were notified, but. after a thorough
search the day Sunday passed away without
any tidings OF her whereabouts. The next
day, however, the child was recovered by the
merest chance. as it were warrant tor the
arrest Of woman named Mary Sweeney,
charged with larceny, took police officer to
No. IL Washington street, where the woman
was found, together with three children all
OF whom We're conveyed to the station-house
One OF the children proved to be Mrs. Hollis
little girl The mother was at once sent Tor,
and her Joy on recovering the lost one can be
easter imagined than described. She also
recognized Mrs. Sweeney" as beggar
woman who had been soliciting aims on the.
premises ON the day the child was stolen, ID
there is evidence going to show that after d.
n .pping the child the woman Went begging
with it. She was held to answer ON u Charge
Of abduction. The other two children are
supposed to have been kidnapped also.
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BEFORE AND AFTER. Wednesday afternoon
intensified individual who came from some
.oWnln tieile,ee county, wls noticed wandering
round franklin street. having considerable
money and beng under the iuti ,ence of liquor
policeman spoke to hun aud w,,r.Iel aim
that he had better look out tor himself, when
The young man replied: " Look out for your
self! You bet will Why, mister N ch in
lightning rolled up III bali and stuck full OF
red hot bowie-knives I'm IA thunder-boll
rom the north, am a regular rip-up lhun-
derboit and folks want to ct Inc alone, they
10 !! Yesterday the same policeman found
he same individual lying asleep back OF u
coal s1ad. His eye, Were battered, there WAS
a hole III his head aud his watch and money
were gone. ''Here, said the officer, as he
poked the man with his club, ..say, aren t GU
that thundercolt from the north woods?' The
man sat up, looked around in logged way,
way, and ~lowiy replied: mo, ham t zactly
L thunderbolt, but I'm the burned fool who
thought he was !'-Det,oi Free Press,
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A Verbatim r-port ut . recent mar age
ceremony III Iowa: - in your right lAnd :
Ds y u want Ols anOthe !" II -" Wei
thsu. Asus oa, AuOthsr. You arc ~ aud
vafa =
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We have been called upon by John A. Fitz-
patrick. Of the firm. Of Fitzpatrick / Hall.
and have been requested by him to state that
As y NO: the John A. Fitzpatrick referred to
In The Times yesterday, in an article headed
Cutting Down" Mr.. Fitzpatrick, OF the
I'm above mentioned, is gentleman well
known in commercial cir les and has never,
iasay way, been con ect d with the Superior
Cininal Court
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Rassrs. X lin Il Co., No. 49, Canal street,
have our thanks for appreciated favors.
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Gard tU the '..l,i.c.

The 'i'naatrM,s fire which ss,u,s,s,,.4i .ww sA,r>
~" night Will mot prevent m fr'nr ~xscatina
'~strs rls,lAl frOlu our frie,sln.
Oar 's'ii.s Will I've 1t Aesssr.. Blank 4 RRrE.
rINx. NJ. ~ CANAL xrKEET.
g. II KAil4EY pslxD.
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Purity cloudy WEI ther t 'av.
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CIIEAPEAT RATES.

He will also continue to buy. sell ren,ova n.
PAIR pack and ship Furniture, with fnll guarantee
PICTURES AND LOOKING GLASSES FRAMED
e2l I'm
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BurlaDs at Lou Prices.
Just received from Liverpool, in Store and in
Custom House,
20 BALES BURLAP8,
All grades, from to ii o., 10 inches wide. By
the bale or piece. By
A. BR0USsEAU, Importer,
au2 Su&Th II Charities street.
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During the recent examination Of members
e the bankrupt firm OF Jay. Cooke l. Co.. be-
fore the United States Court in Philadelphia,
Henry D. Cooke swore that at the time OF the
mspension, the individual account Of Ulysses
4 Grant WAS overlrawn to III amount OF
32@0 81. SO that instead of the bank owing
him. a. has been SO generally reported, he was
actually in debt to the bank 1t is funny
Gncum stance, and shows how much public
NlmOr may sometimes err in tiynres
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REMOVED.
J o H N OIS,
FURNITURE DEALER.

Having removed to Nos. 1872 AMI ia Camp street
w"lid inform his friends and the public generally
that lac Is now prepared to
TAKE FURNITURE ON S'rORAHR
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Perfection.

Perfection.
The highest grade Of choice So. Louis Flour.
For richness and white ess no flour excels it.
while the price is lower than any other irstclass
br nd in market PRICE 50 PER BARREL, DE-
IIvERED FREE OF CHARGE We guarantee
every barrel to give entire satisfaction, otherwise
to be returned at our expense.
j. w. PLATT,
aus 2dpat 102 Camp street. e'7ler Poyaras
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The af: ~ curing and Fitting Taught in ten ~
~s'- NJ "rs ,srat- rte<. h:acx t're,s. ,NAte nav
Ai~' irr~-mt >imI Miilil-r. ~ ts,~ latest -
"'"t'-' ~ - MRS. GAHKA NaTrS
i25 Magazine street, sew OrteeuA
i.NIIEI H AIR Sr,bsE ie1i Nm
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A strange story is told 10y the New YORK
fnper' OF IL girl of fifteen in that city who i,
possessed OF morb 4 mania for burning to
daAth the infants she is employed to rise,
Almost rs ire 'istible in its influence ~. the
mania that AssIils the Boston boy-n,ur lerer.
Ssass Pomeroy. This newly disc covered c.lild
Asnd is described as being in all outward ap-
peaEAnce sweet tempered and mild hammered,
and. when detected. she confessed her muir
Assous designs with such frankness, an such
evident Ignorance Of the nature of the Grim.
hat little doubt is left Of her insanity. The
judge who examined into the matter has
visely ordered an inquiry concerning her
1ental condition.
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Attention is called to the advertisements q
house for rent, No. 24S Magazine street, near
Delord
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Notice, Notice.

Notice, Notice.
New ORLEANS, July %, 1874
We are still paying City Back Taxes ON th*
most liberal terms.
E. H. LEVY J. CO.,
jy3O 2dpeod2w No. 126 Gravier street.
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Paris Green! Paris Green
Fire Insurance,

STRENGTH, AGE, SECURITY.
Imperial Fire Insurance Company Of LondoA,
Assets 81 ,OO0, 600.
Phoenix Insurance Company OF New York.
Assets s., 100000.
Home Insurance Company Of New YorA,
Assets s5,0b0, 900.
P. R. FEI.L, Agent
au2SuTuThuNSatf 1874 Grsvier street.
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The scene in and around the st. Louis
Hotel yesterday during the session of the
Radical Convention was emo gh to sicken
he not over delicate sensibilities Of q news
paper reporter. 1t WAS Babel on wheels, it
vas AL exaggerated pandemonium, it would
have given Dante a better idea about tn,
Inferno. 1t WAS turbulent 10 knock 4 ,wn, it
V.S hot and close to sutfocat alton, and it SIN .i!ed
well the odor was cross boiween Limburger
sheese aud decayed cabbage Can't some OF
Shs apothecaries the Times complimented SO
handsomely the other i,y, cart down u wagon
IOAd OF ciyit for that convention
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DIRECTORS:
Z. E. Thames. Jacob MaYce, +. w s;ims
Z. ID. Barker, A. G. McCants. j. VI. T,mr,sc~
4. L. BUSH, Johl Is. wen. l.. T,m.rt
q. G. D.lilee j. H. G aruer n. p i..vv
l.. lsre xer, Tirs r. Miller. %. Y C.r+k>
4. J. Gillespie, A. Murtlock. A. lsr,,sk .rar
}. c. Chamberlain J. H. N lr,.,all p n is.,,s.
l. Henry. Sr.. Z. 6. Richards, Il. J. DArank
G. E. Rushing.
NEW ORLEANS BRANCn
Referencos by per. MISSION:
y. ihrns"n GO, Flash Lewis Il Co..
S : National bs"k, Jn, +. Hariis Il Co..
Lehman. Abrams Il Co.. Office ~ Csl,lu street
Formerly Equitable Of New York.
,, HENRY Men MIR, (icml Agent.
Reliable. agents wanted ivl1 I'm I'm
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GOIL Life INSURANCE Co..
OF MOBILE, ALA.
c. f. THAMES, President;
THO>. HENRY, ST.. Vice E'rpMdouk:
I. n. FOVLER, Secretary.
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Mead !!

The Best in the C'ty
At d. 10 r II 8~
Corner Canal and Bourbon Streets.
AND I'm
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The Best in the CITY,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-03-05

character Of Amneir, inthe new opera
Of "Aida," embellisbes this number
Another large portrait picture represents
.aGoeth at 'Home," in the chamber
where he spent his childhood. The
"Beturn Of the Exile" by I. e. Ros-
enthal, is beautiful picture which de-
picts an incident in the life Of Span
lard, who returned to his castle to find
it in ruins. From the above list of il
lustrations il will be seen that the
March ;ALD1NE is remarkably rich in
pictorial art embracing every variety Of
subject. -. =.
The literary contents do not fall be.
behind the pictures in number and in.
terest. Mary Il. Bradley has a poem
of delicate sentiment, entitled The Last
Hour; Gabriel Harrison writes charm
ing story of of The Two Artists, Diego
Yalazqdez and Miguel Cervantes, and
numerous other articles. Subscription
price IS, including chromos The East
and The West. James Sutton q Co.
publishers, So Maiden Lane, New York
City. 81
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DHYsICIANs AND DRUGGISTS.

A prominent New York physician lately
complained to Dundas Dick, about his San
dalwood Oil Capsulas, stating that some
times they cured miraculousiy bnt that q
patient of his had taken them for sometim-
without effect On being informed tha t
several imitatiens were made and sold, he
inquired and found that his patient had
been taking capsulas sold in bottles, and not
DUNDAS DICK g. COS.
What happened to this physician may have
happened to others, and DUNDAS DICK &
CO., take this method ofprotecting ''Oil OF
Sandalwood" from this disrepute.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the
Capsulas will CONTINUE TO Do SO, for
they contain the PURE OIL in the BEST
AND CHEAPEST form.
OIL OF SANDLEWOOD is fact super
seding every other remedy, sixty Cspsules
ONLY being required 10 insure safe and
certain cure in six or eight days. From
no other medicine can this result be had.
DICKS SOFT CAPSULES solve the prob.
lem long considered by many eminent ply
sicians, of how to avoid the nausea and dis
gust experienced in swallowing. which arc
well known to detIact from, il not destroy,
the good effects of many valuable remedies.
Soft Capsules ale put up in tin-foil and
neat boxes, thirty in each, and are the
only capsules prescribed by Physicians.
~TEEsE WERE TIE ONLY CAP
sULEs ADMITTED TO THE LAST
PARIS EXPOSITION.
Send for Circular to 35 Wooster st., N. Y.
SOLD At ALL DRUG STORES.
General Agency, 40 Reade Street, N. Y.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-03-05

AMERICAN cenery, than which none
is. more beautiful, very. properly holds
the leading place in the March issue
of The ALDINE. Three charming: pic
lures, by j. d: Woodard, represent
some Of the most striking scenes in
North Western. V.irginia. A, nobler
specimen of the wood engraver's art has
neter been, produced than the iull-page
rendering OF Woodward's "Balcony
Falls, James River" The artist. and
wood engraver have worked lovingly to:
gether, and tbe.Tesult is what may: be
boldly, called perfect, picture. The
second picture Of this series striking
view of the wonderful "Naturd Bridge"
and the third represents a lovely spot
on the "James River, above Rope Fer@
ry." The trumpet-fowers, and other
vines, twine gracefully over AN old
maple tree in the foreground C. Net
tais, q French artist, has an ideal picture
Of poland" full page picture, repre-
senting woman, shackled, bare-footed,
seated amid snow and ice, crushed down
with sorrows, but net subdued. Fritz
Paulsen contributes a full-psge ,picturcr
"Her Treasure" showing the interior
Of chamber, with 3 group Of: ladies
standing about a cradle, in: which there
is q sleeping infant. This picture is
artistic and beautiful in all Of it's de-
tails, MThe; Wolf turned: Shepherd" is
. fns picture by iDore, illustrative Of
one Of La Fontsms's fables, :"Esyipg
Out Town. ID &; ehiid;is picture
eminently life like, by John s: DaYk,
SPecht contrihutes two: magnificent CUTS
of animal life, one representing. Chg
lish Gtsyhounds, and the .nthsr nWiid;
Boafs, q ins contrast between domestic
sad wild .sninals. An excellent por'
sa;t sl-Aptie LSqiss= Carry: nj |ths
=
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80 From the Pittsbatgh Telegraph.
: = Their Real Sentiments, - 90

=. The so-called "Anti.M M onoply Party
that ms ade such astonishing gains at the
,slection In Iowa last fall, as the repre-
sentative Of the Granger interest, held
Q Convention at Des 'Moines on Wed.
nesday last, which was attended by five
hundred delegates; nearly all of whom
we're farmers. The purpose of the
Convention was toperfect State organ
ization preparatory to the canvass in the
State next fall for ,Congressmen and
Legislators. The "anti-monopoly party
in iowa, it is. we'll enough to state, has
swallowed up the Democratic party.
which no longer pretenjs to maintain
an organization. The platform adopted
by the Des Moines Convention is in. the
usual strain Of documents Of this kind
from the West, with the addison of this
frank avowal, which is Of interest tc
Pennsylvania: S...e-' :, - -
i, Fourth: That In proteotiye-" tariff we
recogniae;a q monopoly, and weare.therefere
opposed to il, and that we demand free iron
steel, salt, lumber, and woolen fabrics, and
that tariff on importations is justifabls
tVr TeSenue ppIPooes-ohiy - - --'-'-'
1t is well enough to be forewarned Of
the contest before us. This resolution
we believe substantially represents the
ground that will be assumes by the
"Grauger" interest in the west and
south in the election of Congressmer
next fall, when, this new party will
make its first appearance in canvass or
national issues. We don't believe any
thing can be made by Disgusting thil
fact, and a. thorough. appreciation, Of il
by the friends Of the Protection policy
will be the paT Of wisdom. Some at
tempts have be- made to represent The
"Grangers"'' al indifferent on the tarif
question, but 4 tolerably careful reading
Of their politiNl literature, and som,
knowledge Of t.Neir Leaders, convinced
asIong ago that they are ready to strike
hands with the free-traders of the S6ufl
in warefare on the protective system
1t is not,necessary to, dilate on the in
fuences that have given this turn tc
the farmers movement. The .fdcz tha
it is so is what is especially important tt
Pennsylvania interests. -
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1874-03-05

A hsppecked husband was recently
granted divorce By a. Vermont court
on account of the "intolcrabIe" severity
of Sarah, his wife,"
An Iowa gentleman recently shot 9
postmaster for refusing to lick postage
stamp for the amisble and accomplished
wife Of the shooter.
Buffalo, March 3.--Hon. Nathan X
Hall, Judge of the United States Dis
trict Court, died this morning of hear
disease, aged sixty-four. Judge Hall
was formerly law partner of ex.
President Fillmore, and was: Postmaster
General during his administration.
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The
. THE BEST NEWSPAPER
PENNSYLVANIA.

Contains more Telegraph, Local and
Genefa News than 'uny paper in the State
As .. ...... o.:
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER,
the Evening TELEGRAPH will continue in
lead the coming year. Its we'll known ex
alted character in the past will be main.
tanned in the future it will continue to ad.
vocate the cause of the people, without ref.
erence to individual interests, and will re.
probate all semblance of demagoguery, In
whatever quarter it may appear. -
The TELEGRAPH will maintain its DO
litical, independence of all semblence of all
partizan rings" and 1.-THE same time will
advocate the principals Of the Republican
party and support its nominees when they
are deserving ofsupport.
The TELEGRAPH will continue in the
future, as in the past, to excel in the guam.
tity and quality Of ITS ..
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS,
care being taken to exclude everything Of
an Objectionable character.
.' The TELEGRAPH will be unequalled in
this city the present season in the matter
FULL AND RELIABLE. SPECIAL COR
RESPONDENCE, '.-
as we have now regular correspondents
stationed at Washington City,. Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, New York and Cincinnati,
:and special correspondents elsewhere. This
featufei Of the TELEGRAPH win be. nIi-
equalled, and will commend it 10 all who
want the news fresh and trustworthy.
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way, and in the quality and amount of Sc
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Our arrangements are such that we cannot
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Ina word, the TELEGRAPH the present
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to which and neither pains nor. expence
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the EVENING, ELEGRAPH make IL es,
pecially interesting TO merchants doing
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fully Twelve hours in advance of the morn
ing papers printed here, and une4aaled by
them. -. -. ~'~'t,'-
Subscribing price Eight Dollars per an.
mum. Single Copies Three: Cents. :. Served
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vT,o THE CITIZENS OF PENNsYL.

vT>O THE CITIZENS OF PENNsYL..
VANIA.-Your attention is specially
invited to the fact that the National Banks
are now prepared to receive subscriptions
10 the Capital .Stock Of the Centennial
Board of Finance. The funds realized ffom
this source are to be employed in the sree-
tlon of the buildings for the International
Exhibition, and the expenses connected
with the same. II is conhdently believed
that the Keystone State viii be represented
by the name Of every oitiEsn jsiiys to pstri-
otto commemoration Of tho ons hnndredth
birthday Of the nstisn: The Shares "
stock ars offered for. $40 each, snd SAB
scribers will receive hendsoms engraved
Certificate Of stock, suitable for framing
and preservation % national msneriAl.
Interest st the rsts Of six, per cent. pss
annum viii be paid en- all pAynssts etCsA-
tenpial Stock from date of psymsAt u
Jsnusry !. 1876, 40 -.
Subscribers who srs not:.nssf Haltsssa
Bsnk cen remit ehisr % pest sikss ssdss
70 the uudsxsigaadx ~ ..~c..
YRRD'KfRAL1R. x5sssuru. "
90 wsfs.s p Andsaas