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DEATH OF DIR. MCKEON.

northwestern CnrOnlcle.
= We are panied to announce the
death Of Dr.. McKeon, which occurred
on the 9th inst, at the Hotel Dieu in
Montreal. Beyond the sad fact OF his
death we have no other particulars.
We suppose. of course, that he was on
his way TO Minnesota, and, becoming
i'll, went to that famous hotel, con-
Quoted by the hospital nuns Of st
Joseph. There is the consolation for
the many friends of DR.. McKeon, for.
despite his eccentricities, he had
many friends, that he did lot die I'M
cared for among strangers. He was
in the kindest Of hands, and with the
friends of his happier years. DR.. Nc
Keen was man of varied and very
considerable at ailments, and could
he have concentrated his energies
and abilities upon any one line of
action would doubtless have won sue
cess. We have reason to believe that
he died as he lived, devoted and
practical Catholic.
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Wr'ngers Repaired,
5o Robert ST.,
ST. PAUL.
VIM. Scully.
Mortgage Foreclosures ale.

Whereas, default has been made III the con-
dition OF a certain mortgage executed and de-
lvered hy Robert 7. Lewis and Charlotte NJ
Lewis, his wife, to James p. Fulton, bearing
date July 2ith, 1876, aud recorded in the
office Of the Register OF Deeds in and for the
county Of Ramsey, State of Minnesota in book
''37" OF mortgage deeds on page 1923 on August
29th 1876, at $3.50 o'clock =, M. and in and
by whlch mortgage said mortgagors did con-
vev to said mortgage, the north twenty
feet ofthe south sixty feet OF lots seven (7 land
eight ~ in block six (6li the city OF st Paul
according to the plat thereof W hich is duly
recorded, being commonly known as St. Paul
proper said tract being more particularly
described by metes and bounds as follows:
commencing at point on the easterv side
OF Wabasha street, IN the city OF ST. Paul
ninety feet southerly from Seventh street:
thence southerly along the eastcrly side Of
Wahasha street, twenty ieet; thence at right
angles and easterly one hundred feet; thence
at right angles northerly twenty feet; thence
at right angles westerly one hundred feet: to
the pace OF beginning.
Also, the undivided one-third interest in
and to lot one % Of block sixty t60l Of Irvine's
enlargement to Rice and Irvine's addition TO
the city OF st Paul, except strl twelve feet
in width along he southerlv side hereof boil
OF said tracts being in the said county Of Ram
sey, to secure the payment OF fourteen hun
area ana eighty I'VE uoItarS ana interest
thereon from October 3lst, 1878, till paid nj
the rate OF 10 per cent per annum, according
to the condition OF The note OF said Robert 7.
Lewis, for said sum and payable to the said
mortgage, and in said mortgage described
And whereas there is claimed to he due and
is actually due on said note and mortgage at
the date OF his notice the sum of fourteen
hundred and ninety nine dollars, and no suit
or proceeding at law having been instituted
for the recovery OF said mortgage debt or any
part thereof
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given that
by. virtue Of power Oh sale in said mortgage
contained. and in pursuance OF the statute in
such case made and provided the said mort
gage will he foreclosed hy the sale OF the mort
gage premises therein described and
above set forth by the sheriff OF said
Ramsey county. at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, al the front door OF
the old Court House III the city OF ST. Paul
in said county. on Friday the 9th day OF
August, ISIS. at ten O'Clock in the loren DON To
pay Oft and satisfy the amount due on said
mort gage debt. as aforesaid, and the costs and
expenses nj such sale
Dated. s.. Paul. Mimi. June 2S,h T. u 1877.
JAMES 2. FULToS.
2O7-.t M,r,ssgee
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FROM DIAMOND CROSS.
DIAMOND Cross, H., May ID,

DIAMOND CRoss, Ill. Nay 10, 1873
W.. the undersigned farmer living in
Randolph county, having witnessed a field trial
of Haives'ers and Self Binders on the farm of
John L. Taggart, in which there was the Marsh,
Mccormick, and Eiward Harvesters and Self
Binders: and. after seeing the different ma
chimes work in heavy aheai, and thoroughly
examining them, We give il a. our opinion
that the MARSH Is d cid-dy the l--st machine,
running much liz liter and doing better work
than the ot..-r>. and advise those wanting
good Harvester and Self Binder to buy the
Marsh John aahan. Ferdinand Becker, J. II.
Jenkins, Z. Mainey, S e McK-y,Jr-, W H.
Mann, Conrad Beni-, Henry Grab-, c. W.
Dean, J. B. Ham, James Erwin, Richsrd
Brown, George W oodley. Abrzm Brown, John
4. Wright, George Hermon, Jr. A. ~ Wilson,
@. s. Lybargar, John Harmon. Mrs. Peanan,
John Meyer, Robert Linn Fritz Spengea,
Harris ]. Seanger, H. F. Discussing, n NJ
Wilson, John Harris, 7nrad Welger, D. Keye,
Hiram Stipe, Henry Thies, Charles Benton,
z C. stane. G. Davis, John Cop, Thomas
Cant, jasper Harmon, Chas. Stpe, Alfred
Cant. B. " Mahan, Abigail Lezvitt, John
Sarsis. Alexander Wilson tsotflieb Schneider,
Henry Hanse. :--nry T. Mekelver. Fritz
Lehrding. Amos Diitv, A. J. Mcdonald,
Henry Ncsbb-rv, j ). Brown. r. McRars'-i.r,
N. E. Steele. Chari>s Brown. FL karsnaugh,
A. Maasbaeh, z, C.. Harmon, D. J. Williamson,
Thomas McDonough. Thomas Aligan,
Robert MeNabney, Charles E. Lynn E. B.
Mcguire.
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MONTREAL. July l2.-The mayor
has given his ultimatum to the effect
that he will carry out his proclamation
and prevent Il procession taking place
For this purpose he will swear 500
special constahles. He has marched
large body of police to Or
anoe hall. on st. James street. where
they are placed in front of the build
ing with a force OF detectives inside
searching ior arms. \ vast crowd
collected observing the situation.
The Irish Catholics assembled in
Union hall to consider what action
they will take The attendance was
immense. and the excitement intense.
Three of the magistrates who sign
ed the requiSitlon to call out the mill
tary had an interview with Gen.
Smythe. to learn his views as to the
course he viii adopt in the prospect of
j conflict of action between the MAYOR
and magistrates. He said his first de-
sire was to preserve the peace. He
would take his orders. however. from
the magistrates. Matters are now in
a more complicated condit on than
ever, and no one can tell what may
occur ut any moment. The streets
are filled with people. and the great
est excitement prevails. 1t i not
known what the Orangemen will do.
but it is thought they Will persist in
walking.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF RAMSEY
District Court,
Second judicial District
VIM. L. Anderson. plaintiff.

vs.. Summons.
George w. Crummey .defendent.}
The STATE OF MINNESOTA, TO the above
named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complain. in this action which his
been filed in the Office of the clerk of said court
in the court house in he city of Saint Paul in
said county, and TO serve copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the sub
scrber, at his Office in the city Of Saint Paul
aforesaid. within twenty DAYS after the
service OF this summons upon you, exclusive
of tie day of such service, and if You fail 10
answer the said complaint within the time
Aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will take
Judgment against you herein for the sum OF
$aso- Sc, and interest at Per cent since Sep
TENDER 23rd, 1873. less the sum OF $40 % paid
thereon August 18th, 1874, and the sum OF
$40 paid thereon September LIST, 1874, and
the sum o. 80. % paid thereon July It'll. 1875,
and the sum OF SIS 90 paid thereon March
sch, 1877, aud for costs and disbursements
Dated 81. Paul, Nav s6sh, A. D. 1873
T. s. GoRMAx,
Plaintiffs Attorneys 81 PAui, Nina.
0l-7g-
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MnSrET REPORTS.
ST. Paul Markets.
ST. PAUL July Il, 1879.

ST. PAUL July Il. 1873.
PRoDTCE AMI PROVISIONS.
The general produce trade is quiet, as is
usually the case IN midsummer, with very
few changes in quotations. There are no i'm
Mrtant features of the market to be noted
Lumbermen are not huving much: the North
western country seem IL be pretty we'll sup
Piled for the moment, and the local trade is
far from active.
FLOUR-The receipts are falling off. as
many mills in the country are shutting
down" until the new crop Of wheat is ready,
while at the same time the demand for -four
is Al the lowest Eastern dealers in Mime
sofa -four who have bought. in ST, Paul large
" and regularly. write that they can now
obtain the qualities they want cheaper in New
York and Albany than in St. Paul, after
transportation expenses and charges are paid
This comes OF the indisposition OF mAnufac-
turers to sell their products at home As cheap
ly rs they do abroad. and Injuries not only
commission merchants but miliefs
themselves. Good straight xxx -four is
still quotable At @4.Oa475 ' bbl: and
bakers -four in lots. At "a sa5A4 50 for cr,li-
nary XXNX. Patent process honr is held ~
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, July I ).
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged; Spring
extras, S4. c044.s 90 western extras, s.. % as 25
Minnesota extras, So 5Og6. OGs; patent process
s. 00aS. 80; superfine, 81, 25a3.75; winter
extra So 0Oa600.
GRAIN-W Wheat; fair demand; No. Chi
cago $3.50, No. Chicago, 9sc cash. 64xc
seller July: SO &c seller August a4c, seller
September; No. Chicago, &c.
RECEiPTS-Flou {, OuU harrels:w hsat. 46.
U,r hll si,.!s
SHIPMENTS-Flour 1000 barreas;w heat
80, 600 bushels.
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The Secret of Business Succe SIS.

Il is claimed that Vanderbilt exhibited great
nerve and shrt1vd business sagacit Y in the
purchase OF -tocks and railroads controlled
bv him Yet, whenever he made an invest
men. he received In return an equivalent
either a. hj own, or as collateral security
DR. K. v hierce has invested many hundred
thousand dollars in advertising. depending
entirely upon the superior merits OF his goods
tor security. The unparalleled popularity of
his popular family medicines. and the an
nual increase in their sale, attests III argu-
ments stronger than words OF their purity and
efficiency # he blood be impoverished, the
liver sluggish or there be tumorS, blotches
and lmpes, Dr. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery will etact speedy and perfect
cure. If the bowels be constipated use Dr.
Pierce'S Pleasant Purgative Pellets Debili-
tated females suffering with those peculiar
dragging down sensations and weaknesses,
will find DR. Pierccs Favorite Prescription a
safe and certain remedy. Prompt relief and
. permanent cure have so universally follow
ed It's use, that the doctor row sells it under !,
positive guarantee.
OAKLAND, Douglas Co., Oregon,
Jan. -, 1877.
DR. PIERCE. Buffalo, y. y:
DEAR SIK-lour Golden Medical Discovery
has cured my daughter OF Goitre, after many
physicians had failed Enclosed please find
81 80 for copy OF the Peoples Common
Medical Adviser With us it takes the place
AARON ALLEN
Mr. VERNON, Ohio, July 20, 1876.
DIX PIERCE. Buffalo. n Y:
DEAR ~IR-Four bottles of your Favorite
Prescription has entirely cured my wife We
employed three different physicians and many
remedies but found no relief With thank
tul heart, am. Ever your friend,
Arersr WARRISc
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SIPS REWARD !

Stolen rom my promises ORA the night of
June 18th, 1878, a DAPPLED BAY MARE
six wears old weighs about ! 100 lbs Ow ner
thinks thrr- j. little " h:te on one hind foot
also small ~pIintS Oh one Or soth fore legs
An additional $500, tmaking $50 O0i vii!
be paid on return OF said n,are to my s,rem-
ises, and an additional S2f 90 tmaking SO 10I
for the arrest and convict oil of the tibet
W. y. lease,
CHArF!ELD. Mimi, June. II, 1873. 2oo-a:
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disappears under the use of Allan's Anti Fat.
Those having uselessly tried other remedies
are readily reduced from two to five pounds
psr week by this great remedy for corpulence
Sold by druppiStS
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TRUE ACCOUNT OF \ TRIAL
DEERTI>ED EXTENSIVELY
As \ VICTORY FOR McCOR.
MICK BINDER.

ST. LOTS, May 4,h. ISIS.
Messrs- Cannon 4 Devring:
DsAE SiES The trial at Hishland. As Iex
r-cted would IL the case, was simply an exhi-
bitior in green wheat and rye o the Marsh.
Mccormick and Osborne Hsrvest-rs and Bind
ers- The work was not difficult, bu, both the
Mccormick and Osborne had solne trouble
We lad none at all; and Roth sold three Har-
vesters and Binders on the ground. There were
some two hundred farmers present No COM
mitiee was appointed aud no vote taken, hut
The expression for the Marsh was strong.
Yours truly, t. A. McNair.
ALrus, H., May 5th, 1878.
Messrs. Cannon & Drering:
GENTS. | was at the Highland Harvester
trial. Ii was Eos properly trial but an exh;-
bition. There were with rs tn Mccormick
and Osborne. Wecut in heavy, tall, green rye
and in very heavy green Eheat. scarcely headed
out. The Marsh ran through the exhibition
without having any stops for adjustments or
clogging, while the Others vera more or less
bothered. The impression was decidedly in our
favor
Yours truly, 10. Thomas.
Il ID, H.. Nay eth, 1878.
IA ssrs Cannon / Deerinz-
6ESTs---l U1s very Glad you seut me down
r. rnn Binder. ~ wmick clains victory
l. Il Is u "a. - Nazsh cut around him
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aily,Ar. daily,
Sunk. Sun

Trans arrive and depart from the st. Paul
Pacific depot, Minneapolis
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured at
City Ticket Office, No 8 Washington avenue
Composite Nicollet House,) W. G. TBLrER.
ticket agent, and at st. Paul & Pacific DEPOT
Minneapolis; and'at Is East Third street. ST
Paul, Geoi Ii. Hazard, ticket agent.
CHAS p. HATCH, Gen. MI nagcr.
A. Ii. BODE, Gen Pass. Agent
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For Sale.

The residence of the late J l.. Lewis at
Mendoza. Large stone house, good barn, well
and cistern: two acres OF land, with fruit
trees, shrubbery, grape vines. etc. Price
of W H. Horton, Ingersoll block St. Paul, or
at St Paul TYNE Foundry
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For Sale.

4 .c,.se oa.i, on Vermillion street
hastings. Mimi rice $500 90 cash
Apply to
ICNAI s DONNELLY.
Nin;prer Mimi.
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IS. 25a7. 90 Dbl. Rye flour is saleable at
1915 " Dbl; bolted corn meal at 81 10 " TO

IS. 25a7.0O u Dbl. Rye flour is saleable at
1915 " Dbl; boted corn meal at 81. 10 " ltO
lbs
WHEAT-It is Of course too early as vet to
know definitely what the effect of the Gather
during the past week has been upon the
growing crop. A great many fields of prom
lsing wheat, are lodged-there is no doubt
about that; there can be no doubt that the
rust has done more or less damage. From
some localities comes the report that farmers
do not consider their fields worth harvesting;
but this kind OF scare is not general.
The receipts of wheat by wagon are light
millers are paying Soc. The grain bought in
load lots, and goes East at once.
As an indication of the course of wheat
values, we present below a table of.the quota
tons Of No. wheat, which is the quality
that dominates, in the leading markets of the
world, viz: Liverpool New York, Chicago
Milwaukee, yesterday and week ago yester-
day:
Last week. This week
Liverpool IS Sd99s Sd s. 9d09s Sd
New York % S1.O5
Chicago 942 "a
Milwaukee 9S1, o.
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ST.PAUL &DlA nth
RAILROAD

Al trains daily except Sunday.
*To and from st. Paul and Duluth. Depot
foot Of Third street only.
All other trains from St. Paul & Pacific do
pot, foot of Sibley street.
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Thu Marsh HarVastaE and Kinder

Tr!amphant!y Successful and Distances all
Competitors.
III IS THE LIGHTEST. SMEPy EST
AND BEST. ANIDDOES THE
BEST. WORK, AS TMb;
LATE HARNESE
FIELD TESTS
SHOW
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SOUTHERN mimi R R

:, Makes closS connections at Lacrosse for
Milwaukee, Chicago and points east eon-
meets at Ramsey with the c. M. & st. p. Ry
Tor all points in northern Minnesota, Iowa
Missouri and Nebraska; al Albert Lea with
Minneapolis and st. Louis, and b. G. Il. and
mort hern Eys, for points north and south.
and at Wells with the Central Railroad OF
MINI, for Sioux City, Omaha, and the south
west.
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Express 4.1O n m on - =,
10 Passengers at St. Paul leave by the St.
Paul and Sioux City Railroad at 2:45 D. M,
connecting com at Merriam junction. Also by st.
ing at Minneapolis, daily, Sundays excepted.
Trans on Saturdays runs as far as Albert
Lea only.
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Minneapolis & 81. Louis, R., R.,

Short line Iowa Route via Bur-.
'hngton, running through express.
trains with Pullman palace. car
.sleepers to St. Leafs without
change. % miles shorter than. any
other route
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We are glad to be able to. report to our
agents. and to all interested. slat tn, reports
reaching Us of the work of our Harvester and
Binder are still more satisfactory than orr ear
ller reports, in that they coatirm and even
all We claimed for them Wherever mt in
composition with rival mach;aes AID pronrly
handled, they have proved lighter and SIM
pier, and have done better wsrk We do not
nase our statements. however. alone on comp.-
tltlve field trials, "beeauss they are too often
nnialrlH manipulated or una7uthfally reported
py ina anscrupu!sus: but more upon reports
OF our agents and our OVID men. rent out with
Instructions to test, criticise, and report to us
defects if any should be discovered.
N9 think We are now SAFE in saying to our
agents, and to all who wish to buy Harvester
and Binder, she Marsh Harvester and Binder
teatare that gcss to make up a successful Self :
Binder.
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Minneapolis, Burling-
kAa cNI q

Minneapolis, Burling-
ton and St. Louis
Mail and Express
sclOse connections
coming north) ......
Mixed, Minneapolis &
Merriam junction
connecting for local
E stations & St. P. & S.
K. R.; as far as Wor-
Ellington $500.
Mixed, Minneapolis J.
y VIII. Bear Lake,
Duluth and Still'r y,
Omaha Express, fof all
points on St. p. & S.
Z. Ry., Omaha and
California. 80.
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vice while he vas laying up and repairing
We have also eat the. Osborne badly. Our
machine run on e horse lighter and did better
work..
Yours. George Roth.
hleasAa1, Mad son Co.. Ill May 9Th, 1878.
M-ssFs. Gammo & D.erine:
We, the und eIsigned farmers of Madison
and adjoining c ount:es. on Saturday saw the
Marsh. Osborne ands Mccormick Harvesters
anoshnders wOr king.on John Balsiger's and L.
Bue.h nanns arms at /. ieAland, in heavy
green wheat ant lrye,. and, af1er close observa-
tor. unanim", isly says: We greatly prefer
the Ma;ssh Har1 ester and Binders to the others
on account OF IT. grsas' simplicity, hghtness Of
draft, and the G God work it. did Draft is light
enough for two horses, and ohe Binder is per-
tees LIE MARSH is t1Sr machine for Southern
illinois and go oe. careful farmers will examine
It before ordering any, other S. E. Crane, j.
Enssninger,. w. $. -aans-y john Gall, P. B..
H-ndrickson. john Berger, H. Leach, R.
sscksr, w. A. Leach, john Ambult, j. F.
SShnasedly. Il. c. BA'low, Christian Ambuehl,
ks-nhart Henriclls; Geo. Hbltz Chas. Traver,
Seth Rutherford. g. W. aennrickson, Jules
Maipner, Calvin he, P. Thompson, F. Henze,
r d H-rshi e. w Dugger, Buck Hoffman,
CIV. Martens. Henry Moelhenry
BiTY THE UNsEORTUNATES. TRIAL.
AT ALT9N> ILL, MAY23
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vice while he !,
We have, also b
machine run on
work.
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vas laying up and repairing.
eat the. Osborne badly. Our
e horse lighter and did better
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STAUNTON.
Observation-Disclosures NOTES.

- DECORATION NOTES. t..- !.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.]
MAY 81, 1878.
Saturday evening public meeting was
held in the courthouse, presided over by
Major III. NJ. Bell, to take some steps re-
garding the. celebration Of memorial-day,
and the inviting of visitors on the occasion
to the city. Colonel James Ii. Skinner en-
planned the OBJECTS OF the assembly, and a
committee OF twenty-six residents OF
the town was appointed to make
arrangements. A committee Of citi-
zens from the county. will cooperate
with these gentlemen, and the celebration
will be the Joint work 81 residents Of both
county and city. Should the arrangements
now in contemplation be perfected several
military companies Of the State, including
the Howtzers and Company 6 B." Of Rich
mond, will be asked to be present.
at the Presbyterian church last night
Rev. William 2. Morton, Of Morganstown,
XIV, filled the pulpit; at the Methodist
church, Rev. Mr.. Hedges, OF Baltimore;
and at the Lutheran church, Rev. Mr..
Hughes, Of South Carolina. PENN.
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The Republicans Of Vermont have not
the poor plea of expediency to fall back
upon in justification OF a platform that may
desire Of its interpreter Neto York; Times.
New England is morally iii an intermedi-
ate state. She has had straits, and reyerses,
and trials that put her virtues to the test;in
many ways. She Is like the old maid who,
in the prevailing surprises, lost trust even
in herself. The history, domestic and moral.
OF New England within ten years, is worse
than that OF the same number OF people IN
any other part Of the United States. The
sturdy and perseyering,y advent and nc
countabla aud accounting people Of that
corner OF the Union have enc oHntered
losses and effected comp promises, and have
beheld defaleations aud pecnntary feyasfa go.
lions such as the, passengers in the May
flower never dreamed sof md we have
found the law-gipers Of Massachusetts giy.
Ing naSnsy-lendeIs flse advantage qi the stay
Law. Sac ea ps The climax pi inddeIlty spy
legislative enforcement s faithlesspess gs
Nowonder that our Yankee friends should
begin to think times SO uncertain that they
would better not cosamit- selves; but
make their platforms e mean anything or
aothfag, according TO chez desife of is III.
terpfcs q
snbserip Hens TO The four pei. es az loan
{ Saturday asa0itssss
a ii xyilgs x sts .5ast III ~