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The ParlOr Concert.

The concert and sociablc by the Young Ladies'
Temperance Society on last Thursday evening in
The 5. s room Of the Congregational church
was great success; and the young ladies have
reason to feel proud of this, their initial effort,
The audience was largc-cvery seat being orcu-
an unusually fine one, being up of the
cite of the city both ms regards fashion and cul-
tlre. The programme as published in our last
ISSUE was rendered in an excellent manner and
was much appreciated. Where all did SO very
well, We shall not attempt a particular mention.
If any criticism were proposed it might be the
,hortncss of the programme, which, though it
appeared long on paper, occupied but about an
hours time. The remainder of the evening was
also very pleasant. These entertainments are,
We understand, to be continued in the future
and most people, we doubt not who were pres.
cnt on this occasion, are glad that it is so; and
we predict that in the future the young ladies
will be even more succcssful-they certainly de
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HOME MATTERS.
Personal.


Chas. Hamilton and Ralph Dyer, of Northwes
tern University, have returned home for the ho
days.
/. il, and Mrs. Tower, Wenona, made thciI
Ottawa friends visl this week.
Miss A. NJ. Chandler spends the holidays il
Milwaukee.
Ed. c. Swift, Esq, goes TO New York to-day
and will remain in the east through his vacation
Mr.. Ed Bull has returned from Michigan Uni
,er,ity for the holidays.
Sheriff Stevens appeared at his Office on Thurs.
day last--thc first time in many weeks. His
friends congratulate linn on his recovery, though
they have to look twice before recognizing the
old steve "
Ellie" Hathaway, of the Ann Albor high
school, and Clarence Griggs, Of Michigan Uni.
ycrsity, have returned home.
pleasant occasion was the celebration By
t.ey. Father Terry and number of his particu-
lar friends, Of the Rev. Fathers sd birth day on
Tuesday last. In the evening the Sisters of Mer-
cy arranged an interesting Musical and literary
programme, which was performed in his honor,
and in addition his friends presented him vith an
elegant easy chair.
Judge Payson, Pontiac, made an oral argument
IN The Appellate Court in this city ON Thursday
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The regular meeting of the Ottawa lyccum
was held in the lecture room Of the NJ. E. Church
on last Monday evening. Notwithstanding the
bad weather fair audience was present.
The rules of debate were adopted as follows:
RULES,
L. The speakers shall be appointed by the pre-
siding officer upon their respective sides, and
shall have the privilege Of selecting their own
question.
,. The debatcrs Oh each side shall arrange the
order in which they shall speak.
). The president shall appoint three dsinter-
ested persons who shall act as Judges Of debate,
and decide the debate according to the arguments
produced.
1. The time of each speaker shall be limited to
10 minutes, except the leading affirmative who
shall have 4 closing speech of five minutes in
which, however, he shah introduce no new ar
gumcnt.
The following programme was gone through
with
Rcadmg-Nliss Brown, Toms Come Home"
by J. T. Trowbridgc.
Oration-L. l.. Thompson: Stability"
Essay-Gco. w. Sweet: Subjects"
Dcbatc-C. F. Hobert and Geo, s, fdin1, of-
frmatye; ID. McDougdll, negative, Mr. Med.
volunteering IN the absence Of the speakers for
the negative, Qcstion:
Resc',s,i, That the Hayes Policy" is for the
best interests of the country.
The judges reported for the negative.
The next meeting will be held on Jan. :, 1878,
in the PRESBYTERIAN church.
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Accident.

The La Sale DmpIUt records an accident, re.
suting in death, which took place in that city on
last Sunday morning at a boarding house. ed.
ward Sweeney, an old gentleman, 90 years of age,
went TO the priyy Of the premises above men.
toned, when the loor gave way, and he was pre-
cipitatcd into the depths OF the filthy vault he
low. The condition of the unfortunate man was
not discovered for nearly an hour aftcrward. He
lie was then taken from the horrible hole, and
medical attendance summoned. The effect OF
the fall, combined with his long exposure, pro,
duced Inflammation OF the lungs. He fingered
in suffering until yesterday morning when death
came to his relief
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Eeulllefon

J The dance on Tuesday evening by Pataillot'i
band was great success as an amusement, bu
decidedly the opposite as financial speculation
owing to the rainy weather on that evening.
The Z. ~ A. railroad business at Streator dur
ing November was sll 900 greater than for tho
corresponding month last year.
| Says the La Sale Press land we endorse every
word of III: Whenever you hear fellow abus(
an editor, or a paper, YOU may bet your bottom
dollar one Of three things is true-he either
owes FOR that paper, got mad because he wa;
asked to pay, or the paper was stopped on hin
because lie did not pay, and he seeks to hide hi:
own mcanness by dcnouncing the editor and pa
per, or both" Such is life
Lew Bcnedicts Minstrcls on Tuesday night
were not greeted by an immense house. The
show itself was rather below what was expected
from Bcncdict-especially the fun of the first
part and the plays which would have made Noah's
grand mother yawn. The music and dancing
was, however, above the average.
\ down East editor announces through the
columns of his paper the loss of "a cloth cloak
belonging to gentleman lined with blue" We
presume he means Jersey lightning"
Pay day at Streator last week was not as large
as usual at this season,
The Worcester Press knows Of many poor fam.
lilies who are struggling TO get through the win.
ter with one dog.
\ sister of 5. J. Dckcrman's horse, Climax,
was sold at Lexington, KY, last week for 300
She recently distinguished herself at Cythiana in
Il race which she won as follows: First heat, 22S
second, 2.26 third, $3.50. She has since trotted
a half mile in l.O115 and repeated in 10Y.
Prof Ticc predicted an open winter and so far
this has been wide open.
By the way, Ed, We could use those old ad
vertsemcnt clcctrotypes you borrowed of us
some time ago, for old type metal, if it's just as
convenient to return them.
See the new time table of the G., Il. !. Il p.
railroad on Sth page.
c., B. & g, pay ear went through town on
Wednesday,
The militia will have no more spectators at
their drlls--tbe bright eyes of the fair lockers
On disconccrt the ycrdant youth of the rank and
file, you know
The rays of heat are more readily absorbed
when they fall upon bodies at angles near the
perpendicular; hence the rays Of the sun are hot.
Ter in summer and winter, when they are more
obliQue.-The Times.
Yes, We think SO. 1t all depends on the sta
tllS of the war in Europe, however
As pottery decorating is exciting some interest
in this locality in company with the rest of the
world, it may be interesting to know that Mrs.
Geo. Thompson is giving lessons in the art at
her rooms over Stiefel's. Some neat specimens
of her work are to be seen at Osman Il lIapeman'
book store.
Eds TRADE on the police is very like Il mosqui
to boring for the "goah" of a coat of mail.
Remember the MINISTRIES give fine entertain
ment at the Opera House ON Christmas night
The Hoolcy Comedy Company are coming here
on New Year and will play in the afternoon and
evening. In the afternoon they will play 'Thc
Naval Engagement and THE Crushed Comedi
an" In the evening, "Pnk Domnocs.n
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That Row.

A nasty row occurred in Michael Looney's sa.
loon, corner of La Sale and Marquette sts., about
mid night on Saturday last. 1t seems that two
men named Sullivan and Readigan entered the
saloon and got into some difficulty with Looney
when the latter picked up abeermallct and threw
it at Readigan. He, however, escaped it and it
knocked down the stove-pipe, cnraging Looncy,
he made for Readigan, who thercupon hit Looncy
with stone or some such thing, cutting Il bad
cash in his forehead. He was then thrown down
and severely pounded, when Officer Brennan APP
pearcd on the scene, and with the assistance of a
workman in the glass works succeeded in clear
ing the house and fastening the front door. Loon.
ey, however, got to the street by back door,
and having Il revolver, began firing into the
crowd. Three shots took effective striking
Brennan's assistant, inhicting flesh wounds. The
third struck Readigan in the groin, intcting 4
dangerous wound Officer Maher, whose beat is
down town, then arrived, and ordered Looney to
put up his weapon, instead of which he ''let fy'
at Maher, hut missed him, The crowd then
made for Looney, but Maher, seing the man COW
cred with blood and half crazy, kept them off
and finally, with the assistance of Brennan, sue
ceeded in scattering the crowd No arrests were
made until Monday, on the suppositon that it
was hardly necessary to arrest men who might
die in their arms during the walk to the Gala
boosc,
On Monday Looncy was arrested on charge of
assault with intent to kill and gave bond for his
appearance before Justice Leaycns on yesterday.
The same day Readigan was arrested, charged
with riot, and gave bond for his appearance be-
fore Justice Larkn The trials were continued
until Wednesday afternoon next
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An ottawa songsiress.

\ few days since Mrs. Altman l"e Eta Dickey,
daughter Of jesse Dickcy ESQ, Of this city, sang
with the Boston Musical Society in the oratorio
of - The Heroes Of 10" OF her Staging the New
ton Jo,npd says:
]; was from the singing of Mrs. Altman that
the audience seemed 10 derive the greatest pleas
ure. Her s.inging Of the ford aria " Columbia
Hall in til last act. had an electrical effect, and
he first, and very hearty encore brought re-
petition Of the graceful scene and song.
success that i pleasing to her many friends
here, though by no means unexpected.
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Ntlh..rels

ottawa has already had two minstrel troupcs
his fall, both of whom gave fine performances,
and il is to be noticed that there is great i'm
provemcnt in the entertainments given this year
ny minstrcls over those of year or two ago, and
on Christmas night the oldest and largest troupe
hat travels g.es grand holiday entertainment
in the Opera House. Duprez " Benedict's Mia'
strcls lrav- played engagements in McNitScr,s
theatre IN Chicago and in the large thesivs in
Philadelphia and Washington, which is very
strong evidence of their merit, a only The best
itrdupes can fill engagements in thcst large thea
tres, and we can he assured of grand entertain
ment on Christmas night.
The admission is as usual, but We wish all Ia
notice that reserved seats can he secured until
Monday night ut 80 cents, ~ cents less than they
can he obtained after Monday night, so all should
get their seats before Monday night and save .
4.4p
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OYSTER SUPPER, FAIR AND DAIRY.-At the
Presbyterian church on Thursday evening, Dec
27h. Those wishing to procure pretty and use
full articles for holiday presents should avail them
selves of this opportunity.
The Dairy will be attended by young ladies in
costume.
A yaluoJh jooh will be awarded for the best
rhyme on "Thc Milk Maid" The contest is
open to all Rhymes to be anonymous and in
sealed envelopes dropped into the rhyme Dor neal
the Dairy entrance.
Come and bring your friends.
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Damages, Gentlemen.

An interesting trial took place in the Circuit
Court on Thursday and yesterday in which heavy
damages, $4,000 we believe, were asked by the
plaintiff Some time ago it will be remembered
Jerry Cotton was killed by the cars near the C.,
X. !. II p. Railroad depot, while intoxicated, as
The coroncr's jury declared. His widow brings
this suit against Lawrence White to recover on
the ground that his was the saloon in which Cot.
ION procured his liquor on the day he was killed
the first cause of his death. Messrs. Bull and
Johnston represent the plaintiff and Judge
Eldridge, Molony and Blake, the defendant. On
yesterday the plaintiff amended the declaration
and the cause was continued,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-22

In our style of climate, with its sudden changes
of temperature, rain, wind and sunshine often
intermingled in single day,-t is no wonder
that our children, friends and relatives are SO
frequently taken from us by neglected colds, hall
the deaths resulting directly from this cause. A
bottle of Boschec's Germas Syrup kept about
your home for immediate use will prevent serious
sickness, a large Doctors bill, and perhaps death,
by the use of three or four doses For curing
Consumption, Hemorrhagcs, Pneumonia, Severe
Coughs, Group or any disease Of the Throat OF
Lungs, its success is simply wonderful, as your
druggist will tell you. German Syrup is now
sold in every town and village on this continent
Sample bottles for trial, Zoe; regular size, DC Il
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MURRAY BLANCHARD,

lar,
NIORTG AGE SAlE.-Notice II here gwen that where's
Nl Michael Kelly. by his mortgage, uaed Dee ~ lo'o
made sealed and delivered by Inn 70 horMe ii2 h
Records in tho Recorders office of Ia sale county III JOBS
did grant convey and mortgage To sild ln0sH oo his
ssoy Of that dac-two for the su oi ~ iech due
and Tn years respectively ai'rr d4t NJ one Tor the
of siUJ due years ailer that ddr b-aIng
per cent interest aud ppyahlc 10 the der u said mort.
gnpre the following premises ana lots II hand IN said Ia
sale county, 10 Wit:
The south sixty acres the Il half Of thu northeast
quarter OF section hvc tuwns thirty three range
also the north forty Of me cst half of the southeast
quarter OF the same section also the a, mali of ten acre
L In the west half of the northeast quaT.r ot the same
tiun also lot J. in block 81 in Minerva Addition IN the city
Addition In said t.y; and other lands In Bureau county
with release of all rights under thu homestead exemption
should he made III payment o either Of said when due
and payable then the whole Indebtedness aud all the note,
become Immediately due and pa,ab"; aIri the said mort
gugcc, amer Publishing notice for four successive weeks a.
sale county thirty DAYS previously. might sell said premises
and Nil right and equity %: redemption and ui homestead n
the nOrtgeor. his heir aud assigns therein, at public aut
" al tIc County Corr iluuSe door in said Ia Sale cpun
~, tU The hgh@t hidGc, for cash At tile time notified
Ana whereas default was made ~ the payment 81 SAID
NhO note uuc one year ati,r IT. di!' Hu M st ~ pAsl
DUE und wholly anpaid whereby tn" whole nh'htednt> -
gagc aud Interest 10 this nr lh, tftnh' l~ ana Sah"
aud amounts TO the sum Of ~ .its.ih ~ TIL, date;
suct default, will, on FRIDAY, the ID day OF February A. y
iS's ~ the hmr Of O'Clock oi snd dy. ~ the south
door Of the Cunty Court House At OTTAWA Ia said county
by virtue Of the powers Granted 10 .ad ortS's sl a'
public auction. Ia the highest bidder tlr cash the sad prem
sc and uts of land la Ia sale county and an right and
equity Of rsl"mpun and 81 hoiFs.ad :" me sd mort
gpr his heirs and assigns thcre aud execute aud deliver
10 each purchaser deed for the Conveyance In Zee Of the
premises sOd. and with the poc""ls pay ~ ret~ ahd tNEn
Of advertising, selling and conveying the same. and tue
unpaid Indebtedness aforesaid Tar ~ the same VII reach.
and return the oyerpus II any 10 tie murTpr or III 49,
signs. provided therein
Dated Peru. December !1d. lS..; 49,, 49,. =,
NJ BLANCHARD. Auurnry P,ru. IN. d,rsl-lv
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For the benefit of land explorers, we will con-
tinuc to sell rounp trip tickets from the leading
points on the T. p. IL W.; c., r. l. P; c., b. Il
O. and c. IN. w. railroads to Lincoln, Friend
vile, Beatrice, Harvard and Hastings, Nebraska,
on b. IL VI. road, also to Columbus and Grand Is
land on U. p. railroad. Tickets good forW days,
and good on all passenger trains going and com
ing. For prices of tickets, lands, terms and dis.
counts, call on or address S. ". Knox N Son,
Agents of land department of c., B, IL q. and b.
Il VI. roads, Princeton, H.
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Returns from physicians, in accordance with
The rules of the state board of health, arc sent
hut slowly to the county clerk as required. We
ind reported thus far, since Dec. Isl, bni one
}cath, and but five births, all in Ottawa. OF the
five births there were three males, one female,
and one still born. The physicians are allowed
20 days in which TO make out their returns.
PHYSICIANS.
The attorney general has, in response
20 inquiries, given IL as his opinion that it
is not necessary that practicing physicians shall
appear in person at the Office Of the county clerk
10 register their names and post-oiice address,
1t is, he holds, u sufficient compliance with the
law 10 send the name and post-oflcc address Of
physicians by mail to the clerks office, and upon
The receipt of such the clerk i. authorized to en-
ter them the register,
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A Horse Thief.

''The caiabooSc of this city" says the La Sale
B,mor,ut, '>on last Sunday evening, contained a
horse thief The culprit was quite young man,
and the circumstances of his crime, briefly, are
IS follows: About two weeks ago, one of the dep
ATTY sherifis of Knox county, residing at Gales
burg and doing business I livery stable keep
r, had team stolen. The team was valuable
ono, and the deputy struck out On the trail. He
Jyerhaucd the thief and recovered the team in
sic state of Indiana The officer. with the pris-
uner, was driving the team back. and when here
placed the young man in the city jail for safe
keeping. On Monday he drove Ia Princeton.
md from there took the cars to Gacshurg, where
The prisoner is now confined To await his trial.
The thief tried hard to bride the deputy 10 re-
lease him, hut his efforts and plcadings were OF
No. avail"
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The ConnRandery

At the annual election of officers for Ottawa
Commandery, No. 10, the following officers were
elected: Eminent COMMANDER f. H. Smith
Generali,simo, H. d. Macarthur; Captain Gener-
nj, j. l.. Morrison; Senior Warden, W. b. Titus
Junior Warden, +. G. Hathaway; Prclate, George
j. Burgess; Treasurer, Henry {. Nash; Record
or, John +. Nash; Standard Bearer, James Ratb-
bun; Sword Beacr, John II. Widmer; Warden,
John l.. Cameron; Captain Of the Guard, d. Il.
l,r.ar..
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New Years Ball,

Bach's Band anncuncc tia, on New Years Eve
they will give grand ball Il, WILLIS New Acad-
envy. WILLIS music has been engaged for the
occasion and everything viii be done to make
the evening a. enjoyable as possible. Let every
body 20 aud have good time-usher in the new
year with mus, and dancing to keep of the
blues COR anotls.r tWelye-month.
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On last Thursday Morning, says the strcator
Free Press, Peter Wood was found dead at the
residence OF James McKcrnan, at Herman Sta
ton. in Allen township. He had retired in usual
health the night before, but in the morning was
found lying with his feet on the bed and body on
the floor cold and dead. 1t is supposed that he
was seized with apoplexy during the night and
in his struggle threw himself of the bed before
he died
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The ladies of the Temperance Union have
adopted the following:
WHEREAS, The first day Of January i near at
hand, when preparations viii he made To enter
tain callers, and
WHEREAS, The ladies Of our land. in Increasing
numbers, with increasing zeal and success. are
engaged in the great temperance reform. There
fore
Rcsoly,tl: That We earnestly desire the cooper
alton of the ladies uf cur city, and would enireat
them not to offer winc'cr other liquors tot their
guests on JanuaryIst.
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Marrte0.

At the residence of the brides parents az Grand Rapids
December 18th, Isl. by Rev. T. l. Cowcl, Mr.. W. LEEoY
MILLIGAN to Miss Louish ". EiCHELHkEGEE, all of Ia
sale county, ~.
At the parsonage Ottawa H. December 18Th, by Roy.
L. Colwell ANASIAs SMITH 10 AfvlLLA BENsoS, bOth u
Morris Gruhdy county, H.
on Dec. llth lS,i by Rev. a. j. Brown residence
Of the brides sister, Mrs Neal at Champaign CITY, H. Mr.
W, W. ARSoLD to Miss lIDA BENNETT.
We wish the happy couple all the pleasures Of life and the
least disGpronimehts. an FerOi Web" So all 60
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Two EXCELLENT Stock Farms,

one ut 20 10, with shvnjaucc 90 living WBsr aud ~
acre uuihrr the balance under Eund stale Of
cultivation an tdapci 90 the RAISING ID. Slnd ui grain
iJs mie- from avn. Pr - per acre, une'ourih cash
ilarfa long fiit one ~ arres PERMANENT wafer and
- fulsr rssUr Reliance under high state Il cult
vatluu No ls d~irar stock farm h. f,uui Boa the
COUNTY. @. mile fuun toe1i. Price IS rr ori
gash hslance lutg time.
one 0i - ads. within - miles u town under gpo
stale u cuiuvion. we'll f'ncrd. aSo p1d oryharl and
building: - ~ acre. Tfyas % sTif Btfrciuysrs.
one ii scrt. che grain farm. an well improved
T.. miles frafn ftsn. 81 ~ per acre
Alsl HuHiht of other farus ranging from - 10 l0i
ssf- VI, lurvt. ard desirable lucail0us. az % which
xiIl d sold riea aud on The tfSf n terms
Iarfir- ui-iif gtT huneS har-llu should
l,<e Unlocking essr te<f lands. No c1ar> Tor
sllnSiug pruTrr7
fsfl--nfu0sF "i1HRow BROS.
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MOTTO E..-EsrArE oF IusFrH HAS. 10. F,~fD.--
y Nu;, hereby given. that The undersigned, Adninis
traitor Of the Ui Joseph Has. late &C TIE DIn-
of Ia -a" mi STATE ~ ilis d''casrl vii appear be-
fore County ut county trr II Monday ng
Tie 18th dayI February lSS tie County Court iloUs"
ottawa. u sud county, when 4ad when, uI i-s having
claims demands against .gl estate arr uuiln Co attend
and urp~.1t fHH -#lIr Boo writing for adjustment.
Dli,-' f!is litl fHy ui December A. O.. l,,s. 49, -
EDWARD EETZ
.r.EaG Aauni-fft5,fr.
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Dtr0.

At lndiarol Iowa, on ne ~, Instant. Mis- GFIIT
OssoN aged Il.
During her short yt asf her sister, Mrs Al
len Grrrs. she made rny warm friends in Ottawa t,
whom her sudden t.va'h viii he a shock.
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DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is particularly recon-
mcnded for children. 1t cures Coughs, Colds,
Group Sore Throat and Whooping Cough. Is
pleasant to the taste and acts like charm Price
% cents
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Farms FOR SALE.

The url,. Dbl have number 81 choice LrIs for sale
at Low Urf al the b't terms sad fIfu, a stu
afed within G bile, of 10" Village of cornell. Livingston
-puuf, fhetfcago & Paducah r. T.. and from e.
,us from fiar. the Vlty seat. Cornell j. THRIVING
,Isg. f l-lut.pl inhabitants. aud growing RAPIDLY.
AstH.E NfIus .luNr the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-22

And now the cruel war is over, but the swear
| ing isn't by a long way; and some OF the candl-
dates can spell postmaster in II languages
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Stoidart's Musical Library. Just publishing,
aSes iul ke best and mot popular ssc, for 10 cent?
AsT and Popular Songs. DIHcs aud ltsruHsHf Nusic
0Dsrd HgniBs. etc. For sale ~ al ncwseses-
Posisgr CENTS % b. cent tn addition % above. u ordered
from tie puhishsTr.
J. n sToDDART & CO.
u0v.1 ~ Csc0auf <. Philadelphia
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a Gentle Hint.

ToYs.-Fnc stock of toys at Osman u llape-
mans.