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SEEDS.
COAL DEALER, 60.
FRANK. LORENTZ,

NOTARY PUBLIC and dealer in coal and
~ coke, flour, feed, wood, sand, lime, cement,
plaster. fire brick. clav. chimney tops drain.
tile, &C., &C. Office 996 and sos Central ave-,
nue.: office and blacksmith shops, 8y3
Central avenue: cigar store and Office, 3l3 W.
Second street and 833 Central avenue Agent
for the Piedmont, West Virginia, bituminous,
coal for blacksmlths: also Gordon's horse,
cattle aud hog food. Furniture cars
omnibus 8, buglies and barouches for
hire Expressing and all kinds oS
light and heavy hauling done. Pleasure boat
FRANK. LORENT1, for hire for picnics and
excursions. no25-Iy-S&W
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FOR SALE.
RI aim 6 Cream of the West,"
H11uk Glendale,
LUU1 Snow White

These favorlte brands are made at the WEST
END MILLS (James X. Hurln's), Sixth street,
near Freeman. Cali and leave your order. De-
livered free. Satisfaction guaranteed
je7-8m
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SPRINGS,
MORGAN CO., w. VA,
~ Miles from Sir Johns Run Station, Balti
more & Ohio Railroad.

more & Ohio Railroad.
The Berkeley Springs Hotel affords accom-
modations for five hundred guests. The Baths
are unrivaled, including every variety-Spout,
Shower, Plunge anu Swimming pools, for la
dies. children and gentlemen. Natural TEN
pclature, "a degrees Fahrenheit. and have
been found, If not specific, at least beneficial
tIsm-whether simple or complicated with
Gout or Sciatica-has ever been known to nave
used this water properly without having been
benefited by It,
Round Trip Tickets at Reduced Rates, is
sued by the Baltimore n Ono Railroad.
Descriptive Circulars at Grand Hotel
JOHN II. TREGO & SON,
jel2-lmTu, Th&S PrOprietOrS.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
KEEP COOL!
"OI for a lodge In some vast wilderness,
Some bounuless oontiguity Of shade"

At 94O tonight, be there To- MORROW
NOON. No long stage or omnibus journey
from the railroad terminus, but, having pur-
chased tickets by this Line, you are Landed in
the immediate vicinity OF the Lake.
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and raised the dead. This peacemaker
did not however teach the doctrine Of
forgiveness Of enemies, but advised his
followers to return blow for blow, ana
when the right cheek was smitten to-
pitch in and smite both cheeks OF Bhe
adversary. The Modoos followed this
advice up to a late date, and by SO
doing, under the lead Of the late Cap
tain Jack, so excited the prejudices of
their fellow Christians as to result in
seriously crippling the resources OF the
former. Altogether Colonel Meacham
has made out very clear case oil
Christian fellowship, founded upon a
common belief, existing between the
American people and the Modoc nation;
but upon the whole it seems $50 nice"
that there are very few Of the latter who
can now claim that fellowship!
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AT SCARBOROUGH.

A gray skv and agray aea,
All In the wild March weather;
A winIi that b re down the storm tossed shore
Snowflake andispray together;
A wrecks Jagged tlmbers, sharp and brown,
That shiyered and, swayad as the tide went
down;
Red roofs high in the quaint old town,
A headland grim, with a castled crown,
Mid the waste of withered heather
A gray sky and a grav sea,
And noise like rolling thunder,
AS the foam flew last on the bitter blast
That tore the wave asunder;
A golden sand reach, long ami low,
Black rocks that 'inid ages Of ebb and flow
Guard the beautiful bay, where long ago
Came ships with the Raven flag at their prov
For slaughter, fire, and plunder.
A gray sky and a gray sea.
And two who stood together
With hands close clasped as hands are graspeu
That are parting parting forever;
Two whose pale lips qulvered to say
The words the world hears every day,
As for all we struggle and weep and pray
Young hearts must break in lHe's fever play,
And links are light to sever.
A gray sky and a gray sea,
Where white gulls stopped to hover;
dashed
Where by lover fingered lover;.
Those two may nevermore meet again;
But the wild March wind, with its chafe and
strain,
Will Tor aye recall the passionate pain
Uf that farewell tryst by the stormy main,
When first loves dream was over.
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THE RELIGION OF THE MoDoCs.

A few evenings since Colonel A. b.
Meacham delivered a lecture in New
York on the "Religion of the Modocs
and Other Tribes in the West" The
Colonel had associated, as he claimed,
ihirty-four years with the Modocs and
Kalmaks, and had obtained thorough
insight into their religious convictions,
and announced as the result OF his OBJ
serYation that they bore striking re-
semblance to the Christian faith. Man,
according to their traditions was origi-
nally gotten up as a quadruped pos
sessed of reason. The man soon became
dissatisfied because he couldn't stand
upright like his Creator, whereupon the
latter, on promise OF good behavior,
gave man his present bipedal position
in the animal kingdom.
The origin of lovely woman differs
slightly from the Mosaic account. That
'1ast best gift," instead Of being mere
surplus rib, was constructed from four
bones taken from the arms and thighs of
the mana far more liberal allowance
of osseous material than the sex have
been heretofore credited with, and ac-
counting ina most significant manner
for the universal weakness OF mankind
when subjected to the wiles of woman.
This slight discrepancy in the manner
and form of her creation, instead of mil
itating against the received belief is,
according to the claws Of Evidence" )"
strongly confirmatory Of the same. 1t
proves that the Modoc belief is not a
mere travestie OF the Bible version OF
this affair, but was tradition ante
dating and independent of the Written
Word.
After her creation the first indication
Of life appeared in the tongue. This
early activity of the female vocal organ,
according to the Modoc creed, is in sim
gular harmony with the experience OF
mankind for the past six thousand years.
1t may have been intended by thcgentle
savage as only dry bit of humor at the
expense of the lady who erects his wig
wan and carries his papooses and
kitchen furniture. The genuine Modoc
was ever mad wag, given to cutting
sarcasm and hair-lifting jokes.
Quoting farther from Col. Meacham
we find that the fall of man was owing
TO the Jealousy of woman, who fearing
that the man would eat all of the fruit
of the forbidden tree, started in early
one morning before breakfast and ate it
ali up herself. This early act of fore
stalliug has been long crystalized in
the sayiDgthat ''ips the early bird that
catches the worm" Tradition also re-
fers to the deluge and to the subsequent
appearance upon earth Of a peacemaker,
born in miraculous manner, who
healed The cripr -, restored the sick,
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A STORY OF A PRINCELY BOY.

Charles x Of France, when a child,
was one day playing in an apartment of
the palace while a peasant G Auvergne
was busily employed in sorubDing the
floor. The latter, encouraged by the
gayety and playfulness Of the young
Count, entered familiarly into conversa-
tion with him, and, to amuse him, told
him number of diverting stories and
anecdotes of his province.
The prince, with all the Ingenious
ness of childhood, expressed his com :
miseration for the narrators evident
poverty, and for the labor which he was
obliged to undergo in order to obtain q
scanty livelihood.
"Ahp said the man, "my poor wife
and five children often go supperless to
bed"
"Wen, then," replied the prince, with
tears In his eyes, ''you must let me man.
age for you. My governor, every month,
gives me some pocket money, for which
| 1 have no occasion, since l want for no.
thing. You shall take this money and
give it to your vile and children, but
be sure not to mention a word of the
matter to living soul, or you will be
finely scolded."
On leaving the apartment the honest
dependent acquainted the governor OF
the young prince with the conversation n
that had taken place.
The latter, after pralsing the servant
highly for his scrupulons integrity, de-
sired him to accept the money, and to
keep the affair a profound secret, adding
that Ire should have no cause TO repent
oil his discretion.
At the end Of the month the Coant
dArtos received his allowance as
usual, and watching the moment when
he was unobserved, hastily slipped the
whole sum into the hands OF the protege.
On the same evening chilu's lot
terry was proposed for the amuse-
ment OF the young princes by
the governor, who had purposely
distributed among the prizes such OBJ.
jecls as were most likely to tempt boy
or the COURTS age. Each Of his broth =
ers eagerly hazarded his little store, but
the Count d'Artois kept aloof from his
taVorite amusement.
The governor, feigning astonishment,
at last demanded the reason for his un-
usual prudence; still no answer came
from the count.
One Of the princes, his brother, next
testified his surprise, and at leng b
pressed the young Count 50 hard that in
a moment OF childish impatience he ex-
claimed:
"This may be very we'll for you; but
what would you do if, like me, you la
wife and five small children to sup
port?"
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Positively the Best.

DR.. Norris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cher.
ry and Horehound is the very best com
pound ever prepared, advertised, or
sold by any person, or under any name
whatever. for the immediate relief and
permanent cure Of coughs, colds, Group,
whooplng cough, bronchitis, asthma,
and all diseases of consumptive type,
1t will thoroughly eradicate these alarm
ing symptoms in oDe-half the time re-
CURED to do so by any other medicine.
| is purely vegetable, and contains not
a particle of opium or other dan.
gerous drug. 1t never fails. Every
bottle guaranteed to perform exactly
as represented. Sold by JOHN kEE
SHAN, Sixth and Walnut streets, and
W. II. Adderly, Sixth and Mound streets.
Also agents for Prot. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never falls. Pleas
ant TO take, and requires no physic.
Price 25c.
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bondsmsn of Fred. Dou glass as Marshal
of the District of Columbia. This looks
like a complete contradiction of the
story that Fred. will be under the influ-
ence of the old Boss Shepherd ring. Mr..
Alexander will be remembered as the
gentleman who took the most prominent
part in fighting the ring, and the man
against whom the safe burglary con-
spiracy was really directed.
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THE Delaware people are given to
counting their peaches before they
blossom. They examine the trees about
this time in the year, and hold Con-
vention to determine the amount OF the
crop. They have just gone through that
performance and put the prospective
crop at twelve millions of baskets.
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THE CINCINNATI STAR

THE DAILY STAR is served by carriers to
their subscribers in the city of Cincinnati
and In all important Western cities and
towns, for 10 CENTS PER WEEK, paya-
BILE TO the carrier. Or the paper will be
mailed, postage paid, to any part of the
country for SO CENTS PER MONTH,
SO 90 PER ANNUM.
THE STAR is the only STRICTLY INDE-
PENDENT NEWSPAPER published in
Cincinnati 1t is taken and read by people
OF all parties and shades OF opinion, and 1t
seeks to present the news Of all kinds fairly
and truthfully, with justice to all and with
especial favor to none.
THE WEEKLY STAR-S1 90 PER YEAR,
with two splendid PREMIUMS. 25 cents
extra must be sent for mailing expense on
premiums.
ADVERTISING RATES-In Daily, 12 1-2
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lines, agate measure. In Weekly, 30 cents
per line.
Address THE STAR,
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HELP for the weak, nervous and debili-
tated; chronic and painful diseases cured
without medicine Electric Belts and other
appliances, all about them, and how to dis
tinguish the genuine from the spurious. Book
with full particulars, mailed free. Call or ad-
dress PULVERMACHER GALVANIC CO.,
292 Vine street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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OF late years presidents OF banks and
insurance companies have been in the
habit OF making their clerks and en-
ployes useful presents from time to
tim4. Great quantities of B. T. Babbitps
Best Soap are used in this way.
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GEN. MCCLELLAN has been nominate
as Commissioner of Public Works oi
New York. The indications are that he
will be confirmed, as most of the Re-
publican papers, while criticising his
politics, admit his competency as an en-
gineer.
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Became Sound and WeII.,

HATCHERs STATION, GA, March 2T, 1875.
H. v. flERoE, MD. Dear Sir: My wife, who
had been Ill FOR over two years, and mad tried
many other medicines, became sound and well
by using your Eavorite Prescription. My
niece was also cured by its use, after several
physicians had failed to do her any good.
Yours truly, THOS. j, MEIHVIN.
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JOHN D. LEE lifts the veil from the
mysteries Of the Mountain Meadow mas
sacre, and tells the whole story. He
charges the horrible crime on the
authorities OF the Mormon Church, and
says he was but obeying the orders Of
his superiors in position.
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The Grand Central Hotel, New York,
maintains its famous reputation as a
model frst-class house. Its reduc ito L
from "a to 81 50 and SO per day makes il
more popular than ever.
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The Princess Yrturbide, daughter of
the ex-Emperor OF Mexico, while in Phil
adelphia, occupied apartments at the
Colonnade Hotel, and paid high compli-
ments to its excellent management and
quiet comfort
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THE country will be gratitied to learn
that for the present at least Minister
Washburne is to remain as our repre-
sentative in Paris.
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THE Hamilton County members Of the
Legislature continue TO be conspicu-
Gus for their absence to degree that is
not satisfactory to their constituents.
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A LAW is pending in the Illinois Legis-
lature making city and county treas
urers ineligible for reelection. Not a
bad idea.
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AT this particular juncture profess
sional politi clans are very harmless as
we'll as very useless class of people.
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ROBACK'S PILLS are becoming more
and more popular every day, and if
specie payment is not resumed within a
few years, they will doubtless be made
legal tender. They pass readily now
for twenty-five cents,
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INDIANAPOLIS, CINCINNATI LAFAY ETTK
Nannt Pearl and Plum City tLme

The Church Trains leave Valley Junction at
9:3O A. M, and Harrison at $3.50 P. M. and re-
turning, leave Cincinnati at ?. NJ. and 10 p.
NJ, Sunday SOnly.
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KENTUCKY CENTRAL

Yellow Springs and Springfield. The Church
Train leaves lsoveland Sundays at 9:l0 A. M
and returning, leaves Cincinnati at2P.k
CINCINNATI MUSKINGUM VALLEY.
Depot, Front and Kilgour. Time, min. fast.
GAINESVILLE Ex......,. 6:45AM 4:l5 M
CircleyIlle Ac...... 4:O0PM 1O:45AM-
CINCINNATI q EASTERN - BATAVIA NARROW
GAUGE.
Depot, Front and Kilgour Time min. fast.
Batavia Ac..,,,...... S:35AM $3.50 NJ
Batavia Ac...,,,,,., 400 Pm 4.l5PM
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO.
Boat, foot Of Broadway, to huntington City
time.
Richmond Ex........ 4:00PM 500 M;
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
ATL ANTIC 4 GREAT WESTERN.

BALTINOKE OHIO, VIA PAHkEKSBUHG.
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, z min. fast.
baltimore Ex. oaily y.."... $3.50 AN 6:50PM
Baltimore Ex. daily....... .lO:3OPM $3.50 AM
BALTIMORE d OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and Front. Time, min. fast.
Baltimore Ex. daily...... S:35 AM 1855 A NJ
Wheeling EX. X.,..,......... $3.50 Pm 9:0JPM
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THE STAR,

$50 Walnut street, Cincinnati, o.
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DTTLER.-Au Englshman as first-class but
ID Der. nearly four wears clay reference C2i On ador'
a.i tle Rtcs. IT ll.l.i, % l-isi aJ-l-s.-
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gonnlrp properrp 90 Eet.

A RARE CHANCE IN FLORlDA.-For sale
u0n +. sett ~ two beautiful lakes ~ miles fIum steam
boa .sldlls Ocklss aha llvcIi FLORIDA orange S
tLfc yesfa 0d u nEc growing order under Eooa lt'
1000 fcar 0d seeincs On nursery h"i.t a' H'io
vel ultg f-e deep Prcc $500, OF VIII IaAsici h9'
payers Tor $500. Dor further particulars a7dfcst T.
BAlDGE. Orange springs Marion County. TIA
Al NOMINAL RFNT-Eligibly situated cot
"a tAge Snd grounds sf one or more acres stable ~
esAu and desirable travel 0uso with twelve roons oss
eA Sro, gsfdaD. COVERS Yines etc pa eDehs e-s N"
hes improvements ia progicsa Guy and country ens
eonblnei. Apply as WEST ELIZABETH -IAJiDN on
lex blOcl. address THE OWNER y. o. BOZ lsA Eh%A
beih, ~.
FOX SALE-At a great sacrificc.-A beautiIll
a country seat, twenty miles from New-h03k AooIese
hyz5 New YORK Post OnicsL
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eonnlrn aeaL eslale for sale.

4 GREAT BARGAIN n LAND.-Ne are
~ authorized s-1 10000 t0 10000 a.lCs 0i mountain
ID d near 0l0r-4lau So PEI acre 10 10
afaured gram. grass. ff grapes and .fl aud
-ra.sl- a, llcef growth OF hickory ,l4T az ol
nut gum. uln, cherry walnut spruce ltuDct Nl'r
r.~n .tc. aHunl. g uCIr.-lOVrT
-gei u De- from the stat. owner must
lsre money immediately. j. o. HALL q SOY. j. kluII-. s
Also 5000 n Franklin COUNTY lenr, anc TWO tracts Of
FJ.- lana n Franklin aud Aash Counties, N. q
A farm of 1O435loo acres. good land large
= l1ru house. uo stock Of more
w b privilege ofbuyin- cheap. address T. EFiIN. Ga Last
stl-aL
CMALL ATTRACTIVE FARM, also good
= frn STE sheap no exchange Z somervIle NeW-J
rsT
SOMERSET COUNTY FARM, near comer-
- vlo *. J.-Tor-y acres, al under good state o. cu-va
ion a-re t-rltrrv mod h0usc. u Crne barl and
Taer ho g. cr.ua leloT, ald M necessary bUltnga in
roofs -.-t-
lee than present value ECLASD & WHITING, BevA
Ual.sI
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Dodro arlo Rooms.
West Side.

West Side.
PRIVATE FAMILY will rent PARLOR
y TLC E elegantly he'd. with private table OF WIN
on. board references; 3si We-t t2dsf.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let TO gentlemen.
lrdrorG8; exchanged. 50 University place near
l4tast
4 CLERGYMAN would dispose of two nicely
- rrsl"r rooms, second story, % c'erc1. %
or r quiet people board desired Address Ci-El.L-O7'
Stauou b.
ECABD.-A gentleman end vie, or two SIN,
mrs, ciss board strictly private family con-islnf
az ral and Eifot DO other hnlrliFf lo'@1ion AZ
nel-.lofHool Hrst-cia-s NO 5Oe Yves. foth-sh
BOARD Gentlemen and their wives or
bS angc gentlemen and nicely furnished rooms aid
rool hstc.s terms moderate az 10 Zu5 west aIi-at
IMPORTATION FURNISHED as to tirst-class
4 it- ri.ug ia utes no lie LADIES h. dPLOIhENi bC-
hEt corner OF f5tlst and Broadwav
rJ'O BENT-For SIX months. suite Of com
rl ft and ee l furnished n Racket Dllu Build
inr suitable lor 1ue or two gentlemen ta4 90 lanit" corner
20lAs. ami 6.hare.
= DOORS from Broadway, Handsomely fur
- Ied rooms, wiki wtao1t Duari or prfie table Is
We. 2Jtlsr
4 ST. LUKE'S-PL. Neroy-st.) Front Sec
\ ond-sloy aicoyc lo,m With botIf Ab lmpro sene1ts
STH-AVE.. No. 439.-Mrs 4. Wyckod has
- CANT Of APARTMENTS to lot with private
table
ETH-AVE.. 345 and 347.-A handsomely
- tlru sneD lAh-0k FLOOR BASH closets. Aci '-so' d
second floor to rent, with or vi h1lt private l.le
STH-AEE. $40. COZ, near Windsor Hotel. .ar~a
- cnmneniots suites o. apartments ucJ lux
usae- visa or .iilol, purl.e til.e.
STU-AVF No. 81. near 16th-st.-'Ihrce very
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Gituations manfco-- malrs

1 COLORED MAN rs waiter, valet or to
= 80, rlrt o eauf-uans horse. good references Ad-
Ir--s n j. a. Tribune pDiFeu Office la, broadway.
- G.. L. L..
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Coanlrn BoGro.

4 PRIVATE FAMILY, having n very pleas
~ uec. healthy location. plenty - shade huc ahlsa
pleas ut rco-I1, god t-aIf aAi comforts, Wnui
r'otirflfe I'f ~
la ifag-r Rs risa near dffot p0 stabaug Lle drives
good -sI.l- and hunting Address - tLl, uAIeu. 'Nhu
MORRIS TDWN-Hpalfh comfort and econ
y onv @rrear accommodations srd hoard hour md
&c. minutes fr0a cy 81 20 por week. Box l0 Morris
town. NJ.
4 FINE ROOMS mn private house. finely
y oeae, 0n t..Irfaiu- We Monte r y. j.. al mod'rl
c,veneues .carlaec ue.r Trims Atirsa Boz $50 thers.
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Col an6 ilJoo0.

VOKE 3 30 PER CHALDRON, cheapes
fuel Tor uanufacto-ies IT.ts. &c reduced TIC
o. shIuers address Manhattan Gas Works Avenue aD
Z Jtl-st. j. SMITH.
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REAL ESTATE.


NEW-lOhk, MOhuoN' Oct 10 $50
-, II, 49,. IL 49,, bor1 ~ tho Tx-
The ionoWlns s,ieS "e'e "''O az wv
o"~'7 ~ 60
l. -....', ~ '.,ti r-,st-ttrat
J story brick na selheil VIII loN go -. ie'
s. 200 10 oi sa-Fe lot -'A-u--- ->'" '' - 40
li.e ,gi So ,.sr.e7, win lot so Z East saJ.t
s. 1857 SO 0l atIavc Tot -1AlV-.-i ID" " ooo
Tono "'''N
PA. john z l.ols. an,
I zefo-r q O eIr .O. u N t i. ST. ''' 10 ooo
I'd .i. ~ .. ugl D. K Wo1f---------- 4'oVV
I g story end ns4frrer. .t.fu Stone use WIN h,.
.-l 81. lUI.t no H Oh Man, i''
Tr9.l .-r. .fn ffl.r.t... "'A'"
i
nsi .n, - ,, $500
"a iNl-AA i'l-0'--- va
M me- ~ r--,
e-tI 70. 7. r. nl -t.'''.
iu- and rifg t' hatr g. o. 17t., i5
tt.-.N -, .--ti n. d. 90 A'--7- -'N''' - 1000
iA - ., DID, of l5.s..f s0v7l. same 5000
es e,.. II. 10 p brown .......---- 5000
C.fI.-le I1nT III -t.lsl.. l-'eD'
r -.c -s.. Ur. ID sf.ev ulI vito go Frames
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