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Montreal, Can, 26. San. Mtt6=
rere 0abrifen in mel9en Die @lrbeit35c't
r~eOu5irt mar, Iino jsbt wieoer in pplem
8etriebe.
9t ew. 9 orf t, IS. Sanuor. SSn ser
Sber9er!6te BON 9elapare : GountD
g. : g., wuroe So0n Colin pot Gol6e-
fer Der glutl6anoe nit ieiner So6tel
iiberfiibrt uno 5n 10 Sobren 3u9tbau3:
boft U%erurtbsilt.
YrooflDn,2 90. San. 9earce rnr
gottilon'5 edge uno 0obel MiibIc.
Gde Der 4. uno Bono Strabe, purot
bcute Mprgen our6 Teuer 5crit0rt. Ser
lult Sal, 900; tbellpeile perli@ert. 9il
uria6e Oes Tsuers it. ni6t befonnt.
&arrisbur9, Yo., 90. Sanuor.
@elternMlorgcn brannte Elm tleilcs, BOZ
Daniel Sellers ~beno0ntes @ebduoe be
Der 8alowin=S Station ob. Sellers, mel=
der Ii6 9eraoe I'M Gebduoe befono ianr
leinen SOB in ben Slammen.
Gincinnati, O., 26 Sonuar.
Sic Semperen5ler wolen ont II. Mai
;bre MISUNDERSTANDING III @lcpelono
abbalten, uno bort Den ndGlten Yrdli :
oenten Der Ser. 9taotcn nominiren.
Sn Wtsmp6is pulbe seitcrn Der gln-
iprii6s=@sent %. Combs, jun., i6ulOig
%befunoen, Die Gegleruns ourb betriiJe
Ride gountDs AnlpraGe bei6winoelt 5u
baben.
New=O rIeans, 26. San. Sic
naberen umitdnoe ber grmoroung oes
g=Senators OHutt BON ganorp=parii4
liao fol9enoe: OHutt fubr na0 28albins
ton, 2a., I'M gerwanOte 81 belll@eu uno
wnroe oon Dem Neser Iu9ultin BON bin.
ten eri6oien. Ser Mdroer fat li9 in
eiuen@umpf seflii9tet uno miro BON 200
Wtann perfolgt.
SaIt9afeGitp, 90 San. @on
SORT Yeale om YtGowltone- &iuer miro
beridtet, OaB Sitting = Bulls" @ioug
Die @arnilon oes Sorts ~beOro0en, uno
oaB oisleIbe l0leuni9it Silfe brau9t.
% ilwaufee, 26. Sun. SIN BUN
oes9eri6te befannten ii6 bie BRET Sc
briiosr &inostopi Gbriitian Salentine,
S. 6. Sisseralo uno Souls Semis l6ul=
big. 9eute bsginnt Der Yro5eB bes S,
Minnema@er.
, 1876-01-27
Nabri9trn aus Gentrdls unb Sloz
Wmelifa,

Banana, Is. San. Sic setualt=
lame @uspeiluns BON Al Gbilenen aus
Peru besinnt Nufiesen 81 erregen.
Sie GOmmillion pom Solipia bat Iid
9etuel9ert, bic Mrbeiten beSiigli9 Der mad,
Dem gsrtrase bon 1868 feitSuteaenoen
SrenSllnie in 5olse Der MoBnabmen
brallllanil9e Gpmmillion in @olSu9
au leben.
Seri9ten aus Der I9weiSer Golonie
Salol9e, Die in Santa Sc eintroisn, pur
oen BON Srn. Moore's Expedition 800
Sno'aner iiberral@t, 4 Snoianer set0o-
iet nho 60 gefan9en 9snommen. Sen.
Wfl1res Serboftuus 1T aus u~nbetanuten
@ranoen an5eIulbnsn woroen.
, 1876-01-27
England.

2onbon, 26. San. 9os bcriibm=
tc Gennpfero u@labiator," pel6es Den
1000 @uinee'n=Yreis, Den eroBen Ya=
rilcr Yreis in 1865, erraas, 1T peren=
bet.
2onhon, &c. San. Sie uSlad
Sod Drills" branntcn eeltcrn Na0t ob.
8erluIt $4,000. Mebrere nebenltebcrs
De @ebduoe muroen ebenfols serlt0rt.
, 1876-01-27
asue1e trIfgr. Yfyej1sn.
cntidlanD.

gerIin, 25. San. g. miro rlit9e+
tbeilt, bob Die europdiiden &e9ierun9en
lire Grrpieoerun9en auf Die umerifani=
i@e Motc SetrsHs Der ipanii6rcubani=
iden Srasc releruirt baben, bis lie Sc
Ieeen9eit baben, ibre InIi6ten in Der
Ga6e aus5ulpre6en.
, 1876-01-27
&uBlanD.

Berlin, 26. San. 0ie bielisen ST.
nan5blatter meloen, boB in &i9a cine
19limme @onoelsfrilis einsetreten 1T.
3wei srobc .9anoelsbduier lino bants=
rptt, uno meitcre TaIimente iteDen in
Mnsii1t, welde wobrl6eiuliA ouf ct.
Petersbur9 suridwirfen weroen.
, 1876-01-27
Gefreid

@ien, IS. San. Sic rgreIie" be-
ri6tet. bab in Dem seitcrn i'm Sotifon
sebaltenen Goliftorium Moni. &uti@-
let an Stene bss perltorbenen Gaulder
aum Grabil6of oon 8ien prdconilrt
muroe.
, 1876-01-27
Trnnfreib.

Yaris, 26. San. Ser Senat miro
% &ooifale, 16 unperl0bnllhe Bona
partition, At gcWdbigte gonopartilten
70 6ulionilten uno IA ultra=Ge9ltlmi-
fen erbalten.
, 1876-01-27
Gpanien.

Maorib, 26. San. Oie &e9ierun9
Dat Na@ri6t ppn elmer HieOerlase Der
&arlilten bird Die Ge9ierunsstruppen
in Grnanie, erbalten.
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4. NNAAsSFT. WA
"a 10 ~ q

DR.. 9. 2s. Ssoofe, 12o 9erington ape.
Cor. 6. este Ctr, SEEN Oorf, ol8 urabs
b~dltgtger 9tr3t, bebunbelt o1e arten 6 10 rs
ti9er &ran f9eite1, ullo cnpidngt
gricfe oltS oQen SGe;lcll Der cioiliiirte1
@elt.
0urb sic origincte @eiic lit Ser Mus.
ibnng i~eirter mebi3ini ii DIE 8raris
bebanoclt er 5a6lreife @atientcn in europa,
SO # Srbien, CANADA unb in ieoeru
Staatc Ser Gercinigten Gtaatcn.
SrieTide GDuiultutiDncn unentaeftlid.
@eoer Mineralien nod idd6lide Bfanser
gebrauGt. Seiuabc 10000 %atienten tultr,
ben III ben lctten 20 So9ret behaubelt.
Sober 0al wiro e%iu5cln ior9fa1tig regiitrirt,
Oh briefli9 ooer peri0n1id, Oh bon Dem Doctor
Ielblt ODER l~einen Siili5dr5te1. 2ebtere iino
ale ipifeni4aftli9 9%cbiloete Meoi5iner,
GTe Yattenfen, ,uefde e~nffernf tpo6nen,
erboltcn cine ol8fii6rltdc 6rageliite franco
per Po1t pper I'M 9auie . Gin bolitdnbiges
ipitcntatiiGeS Gintragen in bcn 9iferu,
ocr6tlioert ScDler ODER Srrt9irner. Die
Sjder ipsroem itsr bon ben anscftellten
aerStea 9eGffllet.
gSe9en Sro9eliite ober auoer1peitige Gor-
inItatiottcu o%breiiire man ipie folSt:
o DIR. e. s. FOOTE,
8or 1888. Rptn Unrf
, 1876-01-27
Jtalien.

2onbon, IS. San. Ser gariler
Correspondent Der ~Simss" bat erfabren,
bob Garoinol MntoneQi in Gom tbnt=
ia6li@ franf 1T, oaB man jeoo9 feline
Sefir9 tungen be9t.
, 1876-01-27

@cr 1000 tpidtige Selebrunsen iiber Sen
,nerldltfen a0rper ferren lerten min, Don
Se1tea er friiber feline abnurg gebabt, Der
Ieie ~Offeme SoIfSipra9e nl1b e,
funoer Meni6emsGerfanb," ein
"erniinitiges Su6 fit ~peritdnbige 9erte uno
Elm gatcs Bud fir Sebertnar,t. Gus ben,,
lelben fOHnen ebrpiele Suden gelerrt iperben,
tuelhe bic %reiiten 2eute ii9 9elliren bonn
'9alSarjte SIT erfra9eu. Sn9alt8=gers
3et9ntb oeS @erfes franco per Soft an
teoe beliebige Iorciie. Dian mclloe l;0 on:
2Inrrap sill gserrags-.Sanocaae,
Q 129 @ait %. Ct, Neu gorf.
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5)ieomont \ drljn8tpi
gebens DsrtldsrunGs- GejtA(As,
bon Wid mano, Gu.

3ielc @eisulGalt BAT tui3 lp itr ncu,e,
f'f9 rites hrquemcs @ebalce, Gde pee Wiar
nab Ste Ctr, ceSO9eu.
, 1876-01-27
Sabre6 Ginfamlaen iiber 81, 500, 600.

NC. ear,ineton, grdi., s, 6. Gtmdrss. @icsprSi
*a'''y g4sf e. &. .. es NJ = i 2i iiar. &'f''sfl''
, 1876-01-27

Gir9inta Staats< Wa5etGe
tasfe bsrausssssbsn sOH
3obn y. ein.
30. 81 3woiftc straee.
u / d. m 0 II B, Va.
, 1876-01-27
subScrtptiprs @retfes
greiie Der Mujeisen:

Vrct1t Ucr Nu3E1BtH'
Gin sduare, elm aRal ~ "a
Gin equare, smet Wtdl -.
Gin eanare, bret Waal 10
~ Ss""aarrs sinsn SHsnot, zoo
Gin Sanare. brei Ufpnate D0o
Syrssere anssisen mercen btatser bert6Ref.
gdt oser uentssr Bel en- Dslesn .eihen .Saaare.
Gae NnSeisen fnb I'm 9eraus ju tatlen.
Sis 2eituus Nib IN ottamone .Hb INT
a,1enb son ben 9rGsern tir IS aents per
0Srde auseetragen.
, 1876-01-27

rutben in ben lestea s Sabre' an @ihwsl
une @aiien Don pislcr @eieAl1lft aueoesablt
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Important 10 the Travelling Public.

Important 10 the Travelling Public.
It is the duty Of al persons before start
ing on a journey to ascertain by what route
they can reach their destination with the
least possible trouble, and if there are two
or more roads leading to the same point,
to decide which is the safest and pleasant
est to travel.
We take pleasure in stating that the CHi-
cAGo & NORTH " EsTERN RAILWAY is the
oldest, and several miles shortest, route
between Omaha and Chicago. Within the
past two years the road has been put IN
admirable condition, and almost the entire
Inc has been relaid with steel rails.
The Depot in Chicago is centrally loea-
ted, and as their trains arrive there thirty
minutes in advance of all other lines, pas
sengers can always be sure ofmaking Eas-
tern connections. For all points in North
ern and Northeastern Iowa, you should
purchase tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rap
ids, or Clinton For points in Northern
illinois or Wisconsin, via Fulton; and if
you are going to Chicago, or East, you
should, by al means, purchase your tickets
by The Old Pioneer Route
The CHICAGO & NORTH w EsrzRy.
You will find on all through trains Pull.
man sleepers, new and magnificent Day
Coaches, and the best Smoking and Second
Glass Cars now on any road in the United
States.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, ETC., may be had at any of the
Through Ticket Offices in the West or up
on personal or written application to
]. Fl. MOUNTAIN, Western Travelling
Agent, Omaha, Neb., or to
VII. srEssHrr, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago.
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HOW TO PAY T4E COUNTY BEET.


From the activity displayed in the i'm
provement OF town lots since our remarks
upon the present condition aud promising
prospects Of the real estate market, it il
only reasonable to infer that our opinion
accords with the general sentiments Of the
residents Of Benton IN this, as it always
has IN other respects. Many shrewd and
knowing citizens Of the town have within
the past week practically endorsed our es
innate Of the value Of town property by
taking the necessary steps towards pre-
empt;ng lots, and VIC learn that others will
follow their example the coming week. Sd
far. that portion Of the town in the vicinity
of the ferry seems to be the fagorite loca-
ton, judging from tic number of-new lots
taken up there; bus IN respect to location
every one will have. an opinion, The Pc
cuniary interest attached to the entry Of
the town site will not be exclusively con
fined to the town. Under the existing laws,
the town not being incorporated, the pro-
ceeds Of the sale Of town lots remaining in
the hands-of the County Treasurer, after
the expenses of the survey and entry have
been paid, are transferred to the treasury
for the use Of the county. For this reason,
therefore, we desire to invite the attention
Of every resident Of this county TO the sub
ject of investment in town property Our
present Indebtedness is about five thousand
dollars. There are at present IN ocoupa-
ton about two hundred and fifty town lots.
This number will be increased by the citi-
zcns Of the town by one hundred more
Allowing one thousand dollars to cover all
the expenses Of the survey and entry, there
would remain in the hands Of the Treasur-
er for the use Of the county about two
thousand FIVE hundred dollars. Now the
people Of Choteau are a unit in regard to
the prospects Of Benton. They know its
commercial advantages aud faithfully be-
ljeye in Its prosperous future. Here, then,
is our opportunity to improve the prospects
Of the town and III tha same time advance
thcinterests Of the county. With d small
iuvestmonr BY The eoang At large SIS
hundred lots could bo pre-empted, which
would cause a transfer DO tie county 81
five thousand dollars, or an amount spfi-
cieat to liquidate completely the indebted
ness Of Chotean County. Ofcourse We do
a1t advtea Investments in Rantn, raa1 49,
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-05-12
FREIGHT TIE MS.

Mills bull train arrived from Boze1nan
on the 9Th instant, laden with hides.
Roules teams, loaded with lumber from
Steel Is Adams saw mill arrived on the 9Th.
Several fast freight trains are eanpea
around town awaiting the arrival Of the
steamers.
Wrgbt's teams, from Helena, laden with
lumber and shingles for R. r. Mills, reach
ed town on Tuesday.
Tom goatesworth has purchased I'D
Kiester's interest ii the Bull train formerly
owned By them II partnership.
Several trains are en route from British
America laden with robes and furs foi
Baker & co. and Power q Bro.
The able manner n which freight vas
last season handled By Messrs Power !
Bro, through their gentiemanly and com
petent assistants, gave general satisfaction
This year the ffm IS making extensive
preparations for receiving and forwarding
freight III the same prompt and satisfae
tory manner. hsssrs 4 NJ. Arnoux anG
George snyth will have charge of fh'
receiFing, checking, ~.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

<. Beidler is anxious for another cpl
sode. 49,.
Il. E. Bond has set up new Brunswick
& Bake billiard table.
ID. ". Marsh is selling goods cheap for
cash to close out the business.
MFR. 7. c. Power is slightly Ill at Chica-
90, III. He viii not return to Benton be-
fore the lst Of July.
Mr.. W. G. Conrad's private residence
has been remodled, and now presents a
very creditable appearance.
Turner & Flanagan are improving the
outside of their building. The Benton
Drug Store is credit TO the town.
Joseph Lee is painting large sign for
the Overland Lee does excellent work
and his charges are always reasonable,
horticultural poets are branching out at
Benton. Last week we had the moss rose,
this time its priclzly-pear and sage-brush,
w. S. Wetze1 & Go, have fine stock of
furniture on the Steamer Nellie Peck, con-
sisting Of marble-top chamber sets, parlor
suits, etc.
Major Fanton has sold his lot on Front
street, adjoining the Record Office, to
Nicholas Welsh fer $500, The Major
bought the lot last year for $500.
Mfr. 4. B. Keelor will remain at Benton
during the freighting season, in the en-
ploy Of /. Ct. Baker & Co. as assistant
bookkeeper,
The Overland Hotel has had an unusual
run Of custom the past week. The Rowe
Bros. are doing their level best to make
this popular house more attractive than
ever.
Judge Tattap, Col. Murphy and other
higb-toned folks are taking up lots on
Main street. This street will probably be
the Fifth Avenue Of Benton. A Nicholson
pavement ID already talked of.
The beef contract for the military post
was letto sanoorn & Martin, proprietors
of tie River Market, The soldiers may
| feel assured that they will have frst-elass
quality of beef under this contract.
| Messrs Hardwick and Cassidy, proprie
tors Of the Benton Livery Stable, COM
menced keeping night herd on the 10th
inst. Parties desiring to have their horses
run with this herd viii apply at the stable,
Charges reasonable.
Sam Sauers, the skillful manipulation Of
shears and razor has fixed up his shop in
elegant style, and the place looks as cozey
and neat as d well furnished parlor. Sam
knows how to stand off competition and i
worthy the liberal patronage lie enjoys.
| Z. q. Power 8 Bro. have made some
alterations il their extensive mercantile
establishment. Skipper Hills domain, the
counting room, has been moved into 9
back apartment, and The Old Office vii be
used for the accommodation Of freighter=
and shippers, Mr. Harry Hill has been
engaged as assistant bookkeeper.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-05-12

Mr.. DANIEL F. BEATTY, manufacturer
and proprietor Of the Beatty Piano and
Beatty's celebrated Golden Tongue Parlor
Organs, Washington. N. J., is certainly a
very reasonable and generous man to
transact business with. He makes this
very fair proposition to any who may favor
him with an order, as follows: "If the IN
strument does not prove satisfactory after
test trial of five days after receiving it
the purchase money will be refunded upon
the return Of the instrument, and he viii
pay freight charges both ways This is
certainly an exceeding, generous, and
safe manner in which to transact business
with him. He warrants his instruments
for sig years. See his advertisement
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We have been informed by persons in
whom we place implicit confidence, that
the instruments manufactured by Mr.. Dan
iel f. Beatty Of the Beatty PIano and Beat
TVS Golden Tongue Parlor Organ notoriety,
at Washington, N. j., are constructed by q
corps Of skillful workmen, who have been
in his employ for years, and are noted for
the great interest they take in promoting
and maintaining the already enviable
reputation of his instruments. His adyer-
tisements appear IN this issue ofour paper,
it would be well for persons interested to
examine them.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-05-12

The Montana Steam Cracker Company
North Main Street, Helena, has become enc
Of the institutions of the Territory, and de-
serving Of patronage. They manufacture
Just what is needed IN this section. Hard
Tack, Soda, Butter, Picnic, Milk, aud Su-
gar Crackers, Ginger Snaps, &c, &C., and
deal in Groceries, Flour, Grain, Assorted
Merchandise, and Bakers Goods Generally.
Send to LocKET BRos. for anything you
want.
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P .-FsssOE Al.
ii Aekar Is III town

Mr.. Daniel Acker is ii town.
Mesgrs Travis g Brown are ii from tie
Whoop-Up country.
Major canton left % Monday f5r For.
Belknap.
Mr.. John Kennedy, Of Belly river boom
fame, arrived il town on Tuesday.
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Advertisements ia local columns fifteen
cents per line (noupareiI measurement for
each insertion.
Reading notices in local columns thirty
cents per line tor first insertion, twenty
cents for each additional insertion.
Business notices {nonpareil measure
ment) twenty-five cents per line.
Transient advertisements payable in ad-
vance Regular advertisements payable
quarterly.
Advertisements or letters should be sent
in as early as Tuesday to insure pubhea-
ton the same week.
The RECORD is the only journal author
ized to do the legal advertising and other
public printing for which Choteau County
IS chargeahle.
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-05-12

In another column will be found the ad-
vertisement of the Gem Organ Company.
The Organs manufactured by this Com
pany have no superior and are warranted
for FIVE years.
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Ut. s. Internal Revenue.
sPECIAL TAKES.
Nay 4, 1875, 50 Aprag SO, 1872.


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- = - 1t2l4ll :. : $50 80 " ,aar ss
7 n.s11 .2s<ssss' ,7'z1'as''.s o-.oz-' -
5z.5s, and 500, require every person ea-=
gagged in any business, aFoeation or ON
plornsnt which renders him liable to a
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80 ! 4l, - non
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49s<,1e I,saies !. m
zal 41e5s.,l's a5I.rs !. Leaf tabacco 5 ~
= A.. =, .s,s.s. j., sslas &c a~ar IL 9a9 CIV
oasfs -. f,z sya.z Gl.sI1ar 1, a}.sass
aes1 ooo "
| Dealers in manufactured tobacco %
Manufacturers of stills. so 90
And for each still manufactured 70 90
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BOOTS & SHOES.

The undersigned will furnish the resi-
dents Of Fort Shaw and vicinity with Gus
tom-made H20ots & Shoes Of finest fin
ish and latest style, at short notice and on
reasonable terms. Repairing neatly and
promptly executed.
JOSEPH r. SMITH,
Seventh Infantry Band. Fort Shaw, M. Z.
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The above rates include postage. Sub
scribcrs can have their papers sent to any
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ANY person receiving copies Of the
REcoRD without ordering them will not be
required to pay the subscription.
Subscribers falling to receive their paper
regularly viii confer favor by reporting
the fact without delay.
Items Of local or general interest solicit
ed from ali paris Of the Territory. The
name Of the writer must accompany every
communication
The Benton record. [volume] (Benton, M.T. [Mont.]) 1875-1879, 1876-05-12

W. G. Bailey, Of Helena, is one of the
most skiIlful and reliable watch-repairers
in the country. His work always gives
entire satisfaction.
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Fort Benton, NJ. T, May Il, 1876.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

zeb Crnmmet says vice issnever SO odi-
GUS, and to rational eyes never SO con
temptible, as when it usurps the natural
place Of virtue.
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fs5. 90 PER ANNUE VA
| POSTAGE PREPAID
NOTICE CARD.
SUy RIVER CRoss1Se; MosrAsA,
August 9th, 1878. !
70 al aedone it mag concern


70 al aehons it mag concern:
| have this day sold to George Steel
all my right, title, and interest in and to
the following, viz:
All merchandise in and pertaining to
my store and blacksmith shop at Sun
River Crossing, together with my interest
in the bridge known as Largent's Bridge,
at Sun River Crossing; my interest in the
saw mill, and the lumber business carried
on under the name and firm Of Largent &
Adams; together with all book accounts,
notes or other securities due and pertain
ing to the above-naned business and the
above-named George Steel is hereby au
thorized by me to collect all debts due
me.
All persons knowing themselves to be
indebted to me, will call and make i'm
mediate settlements and save costs.
JOHN LARGENT.
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CARD.

Having bought out the interest Of the
above-named John Largent, ask the at
tention Of all who are indebted to him to
settle their accounts as requested, and so
icit the patronage fall old customers and
the the public generally.
GEORGE STEELL:
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