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The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
DEATH OF MRS. DALEY.

Mrs. Ann Rebecca Daley. wife of Jobr
 Daley, Esq, of Oakland, Maryland, died ir
 this city yesterday moraing, at the residence
 of her sou-in-law, Brigadier General George
 Crook, the military commander of the De
 partment of the Platte
 To large circle of loving friends this an. nouncement will prove source ofunfeigned sorrow. The deceased was noble type ol the purest womanhood. An affect;onate wife, devoted mother, and warm hearted friend, she drew to her in an attraction of esteem and love all who met her. As an exemplar ofthe truest and noblest Chris tianity this dear old lady's name will oft be quoted by those among whom her memory will not soon fade.
 Mrs. Daley was rather advanced in life. being 63 years old, but it was not until re. gently that she manifested any great physical infirmity, an,l even during her present illness such was her buoyancy of spirits and genial good nature that hopes for her recovery were up to the final moment She died in the full possession of her mental faculties, sinking into her rest like babe falling of to sleep in its mothers arms. In her last hours she was the recipient of all 'he as siduous care that loving hearts could 'nggest, or the most distinguished medical xnowledge supply.
 The Republican believes tits only echoing he opinions of all who knew this kind. iearted, Christian lady, in expressing its unaffected sympathy with the family in this treat afiiiction. Although but a short time 'mong us, Mrs. Daley had come to be egarded as one of ourselves-such was the ligh opinion Tn which all held her who thew her. The announcement of her death 'ronght numhers of the representatives of )maha to tender their condolences to her ftiicted husband and family.
 We understand that it is the intention to ake the remains to Oakland, Maryland. for aterment.-[omaha Republican, April o5th. |
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

UNCLE BILLY IS STILL ALIVE AND WELL Uncle Billy Raymond, whose obituary we published several months ago, we are delighted to learn from 0. O. Bean, is still alive and in excellent health. Another w. Fl. Raymond died while on prospect near Death Valley, in Southern California. which led the papers of that State into the mistake of supposing it to be the veritable William H., of Raymond & Ely fame. Uncle Billy is we'll known in Arizona where he has large mining interests.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
THE VILLAGE COUNCIL.

The Council met last evening at the office of Judge Cartier. Present--Councilmen Hatz, Allen, Spencer, and Cornell, and Cart ter, clerk, the Mayor being absent. Mir. Ellis sent in letter resiguing the office of Mayor. His resignation which was couched in words of compliment to the Council for the past careful administration of the affairs of the village, with recommendations for future action, was accepted and the clerk ordered to prepare notice for publication. calling new election for the purpose of electing new Mayor, to take the place of MT. Ellis.
 The report of Dr. Thibodo, m relation to the sanitary condition of the village, was received, considered and the Marshal order ed to see that certain measures be carried out recommended by the health officer.
 The following bills were examined, found correct and warrants ordered drawn for their
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
one of the shocking features of thn Id

One of the shocking features of the com ing campaign is the Black political treachery that has been practicedup Colonel King S. Woolssy. We have never been one of his adherents, and do not now appear as his panegyrist. But VIC do know that prominent citizens and politicians of this Territory have violated the most solemn pledges to support Col. Woolsey as a candidate for Congress Had they have kept faith, he would today have been formidable candidate, instead alone with few old and tried friends, snd withSat hope of success. In politics, as in val, no citadel is proof gainst lreacllery of professed friends Sentinel.
 Who do you mean, Georgel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

FROM TTProP.-Johnny Bsyard. an old typo, who has been operating in the Hum- pug mines, had little mishap some time since, and Tn letter to us dated at the Tip top mine May sd. has the following in re. gard to his accident:
 Il got struck on the head by blast from the surface stopes. One large rock almost severed the left ear from my head, and gave me an ugly scalp wound, but am now able to be about.
 Everything looks brisk at the mine at present-increased shipments of ore. etc.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

The following complimentary notice of Judge Tweed we find m the Les Angeles Republican, of May Sd:
 Judge Tweed, late U s. District Judge in Anzona. has been appointed attorney for the McCrackin mine. We are glad of it. The Judge is 6 square man, and was removed from office on false information His old Californis friends will be glad to hear of his good fnrtune.r
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
For Delegate to Congress.

TO tse Voters of Arfsona:
 being pretty generally conceded that Horth.rr Ali sonA this year entitled to the next Delegate nov in aScordance with the expressed desire of great uay
 of the Territory, submit my name to the voter thereof as an 1ndependent Candidate for inc oe os Deeeste 70 the 10th Congress of the United States and nsoeeuuiy request the support of my fellow cifi tory. IouN n anu ae Ierri-
 Prescott, April a. 1873. - oA oHLL.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

The account of ex-Marshal Frank Mur ray for back pay, as Marshal, was not allowed
 Village Collector Meader presented his report of moneys received for licenses, etc. and receipt fer the same from the Treas urer, for the quarter ending April S0th, amounting to S695, which was found cor rect
 Receipts from the Village Treasurer, W. .. Bashford, were also received for the fol- lowing amounts:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

WooD.-The A. Q. NJ. has issued hand bills asking bids for furnishing 2,6O0 cords of soft wood at Fort Whipple, also for the delivery of 5000 bushels of charcoal. Bids received up to 12 o'clock May 18th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
For sherin.

ID tas Foters ef Yacapai Cbrnty.
 respectfully announce to the voxsr, os v. Counsy that am in the field e an Indepsndsss cs- aas,e to ne ocs of sher6 q Ysyspa County ss the comas elefoa Nov sfn, 1s75 and if elsed sR,II r~r form the duties of the ofce to the besf of .s ,sIs Gentlemen, your support is solicited.
 verds, May 7th Is7s AA- SAiShh
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Guilfard Hathawar .a.,,...a x.....a..

Guilford Hathaway returned yesterday from trip to the Walnut Grove country. where he found everything in bloom. He reports the grass far advanced, and stock of all kinds doing we'll. An occasional rain is all that IS requiied to make Northern Ari- zon toe best graxing country west of the Rocky Mountains.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
For sheriH.

70 th< Feters q Ysrcpsi Cbustys
 respectfully announce Co the xc<-~~ = -. goansy, thxt am an rndepsndeuf Csndidst. for sh. snennAnsy sf tne corning November eiscfiou mi sss ne support of my fellow citsxsns on m rsc.s.s. g.fsntseinE strct snd csrsful psrformsnos S ts S nss of the ofnce in the event of succrss. - - eo-
 Kirki.nd vansy. Arrn a, Isa " KELSEY.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
ANNOUNCEMENT.

CANDIDATE ASsoUScxxKxrs-Annou ,r der this head will be charged as folIoas:
 For rerrisoria osices, s4o, County onices s2o and
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
vads, May 7h, iss
For Shertm.

hereby announce to the vcsers of Ysvspsi coupt, ss. sn Candidate fnf the ofoe of Sherid st the er suing election in November suhject to their d.r,~ 'ns pons- If elected I VII do my vsry best =
 Prescott, April a, is,s. W. 0. DAWES.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
KHil.nd v.llsy. Aprsl
For Sherfn.

hereby announce mysslf e . oandid.ss for shrv,s ~ me conlng election November sfh ina srS \ elec<eds ehz1 ds my dnty. The uu4rnrs ef = esT cfisens Is rcspec<funy sonclesd-
 oustt A. r. x.ya ,aa -rA \ "ALkEa
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

Nor so.-The Sentinel man intimates tnat the MINER is trying to pick up row wish him. Not 90, Georgu; we have too much personal regard for you to do that. and forgive you for inc many little slurs cast st favapai county and some of her brst ci1xens.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

A colored youth bearing the honorcd cognomen of Marion attempted to abstract a horse belonging to Spaniard named ssramillc. San Bernsrdino Tines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
Subscription, s4.OO per Year.

C. V. Crsn< 3z Montgomery streef San Franefsce, is sole Agent |sr the ARIZONA MINER fs haf city. He is Grfhorfssd collect Dnevs due Hfs establishment. eaks erders or sdperffftag and attend C any other brstsesf deropf7 upon hfn fhs rsPresssfaffss ef :As Ppbiish<r.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10
Dress fer saIe.

Ihs undersigned vfH ssn q public sac.fon. M.v IA ass4 dresz the prop~e of lfrs- goAn nsric us1es. rrssssss. Apul q, 1sss. sos. Ss
The weekly Arizona miner., 1878-05-10

The business before the Council being concluded, 1t was moved to adjourn to meet on Monday evening next.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10


What a hankering women have after
men until they get one. Thcn--wel, 10
one knows What they won't han kerafter.
Good souls, they are.
Robert Gentry, one Of our farmers
wac believes in improvement IN stock.
INFORMS Us that hc has a one year old ram
THAT weighs l7s pounds, that Yielded 4
hrece 81 twelve pounds. Good enough
Tor this season.
The only reason we have "a account
Tor The long trails 10 The dresses worn by
ladies nowadays is, first, thn, il would
Dc ruinous 70 waste the goods: second.
they would have nothing Tor their hands
70 90 third. because they wear red blue
striped and spotted stockings. and 10
not snow any other polite way TO show
them. A-hcn!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

could have bean done. ~ Z corneeifor
Tor ,,rirtjne ths isws n TrdIaua are
Drimtnr WAS done q yin..mncs ~
EDihu Stout. ~ the impri,t ~ TIA con, :
az the law before M eIows.
Jonathan Jcnn,mvs Ia ss,stant
Clerk named herrin. was chosen ! Jcle.
rate - C.Onrrees N IA soIlowim~ MAJ
receiving AS votes. ageinse ~ yoses
600 a. fhcnas Exsdoinh A. jsure ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

The habit Of swearing is ~ shy a. II i
wicked. Boys thinking II manly. some
tim.s use oaths to show Off their smart
ness. Rev. Sidney Smith was conveyed
In stage cosch by youth who mixed
his conversation with many swear
words. The clerical wit. having en-
durcd the aanoyaace for some time. de-
tormined 70 punish the youth. and put 4
stop to his bad manners. Having askad
permission oi the company to tell them
> story, he ssid,-
~Once IN time there IVES q king
sboots, suRsr-tonys. and tintlcr-boxes II
who, at = grand hall fboots. sue ar-ton IS.
aud tinder boxes!l picked up the Count 4
ess Of Shrewsbury's garter, and said
'ioki SOFT QuI MA I.y rENsr' iboots. su-
gar. longs aud tinder-boxcsil.
"Haiher old, that story said the
youth, "bat what have boots, sugar
tongs and tindcr-boxes to do with II ~
u will tell you. my Young friend. =
replied Smith. "when you tell me- what
your osths have 10 do with yonr con-
versation. Ia the meantime, allow me
70 say that that y my style Of swearing. 2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

The confession Just made bv members
of the Florida returning board will ex-
cfe no surprise, because The fact that lie
stare was returned for Hayes by most
v'iia'nous fraud was as wei known IN
November 1916, @s 4 i now. The fact
was 80 notorious that 10 Bradley com
mission refused to consider The evidence
or enter into the question at All. setting
Up me iorin of the return ~ an isuper-
ac'c bar 70 aIiuudc inquiry. III there
had been the gnost Ola chance 10 prove
The legality Of the returns. the commits
SO" wousd have been ready enough 10
hear the evidence.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

= physician we'll known hercabouss
vas recently called to see a lady who
was reported % he suffering with terri.
Die pain. The physician FASTENED 20 sIe
residence Of the LADY and found her II
bed. lie felt ~ her pulse, looked al her
songue ard commenced writing pre-.
scr;ptiOn.
"Doctor, don't think you und dcrstsnd
ny ease. (" ssid tho lsdy.
'Oh, yes do said he, Il understand
Il very well.0
Alter little while the lady remarked
to him again: "Doct0r, I don't think
you know whats sne matter with me :
that you understand my condition."
The doctor replied: "Oh. YES | do.
madam; have q patient up town. i
young man, just IN your FIX suffering
with the same disease
An hour sffer wards the ladv gave birth
to teu-pOund hoy. How lhc young
'Han got along our informant did not
snv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

The annual report Of the Lake shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad for she
year 1877 shows: Freight earnings. So
4sr,6v6: passenger earnings, s.2o3 lgg /:
other earnings. $s25.a5l total. Sl3sG5
lSs against 3,249 l76 for the year 1875.
Operating expenses and taxes. Ss.963
9oo, against S9.5sf s35 The preceding
year. Increase in net earnings. si6B.u,O.
President Vanderbilt saws OF the nine
ty-t"o persons killed by the AshtabnIa
disaster. eighty-thrcc have been settled
Tor; q the sixiy-four wounded. fiuv-six
have been settled for. This absorbed
SfoSsvV Of The earnings. yet the road
earned 81 per cent. on its capital stock.
81 which the stockholders received two
per cent.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10


Some years ago, In Philadelphia, thore
IVES N old Irishunan who made 4 great
many cures Of sbe rheumatism by The
following process: snake 4 pouItice 81
strong mustard, mixed with garlic, vin-
egar, and few crumbs Of bread or meat.
Go 10 bed, have plenty Of clothes placed
over y0d to induce prcspIt. ton. and
nave this pculticn placed, about qmsr-
ter Vt N Inch thick, close 10 the hollow
Of your feet (nO cloth between fee. and
poultice) keep Il On for 10 or Is hours.
then take or the poultice and the cure Il
complete Get one ounce of iodide OF
potaseia, put il In . quart hottie OF so.l
water, and take for q dosc Two thirls Of
: common sized stem wine glass thrce
times day. half IN hour before meals.
Avoid strong drink and gross dict.
tho glands of vour pc~k get core
you must reduce thn dose. you must
take regular sSst snl take fonr bottles ol
The medicine bcebre you stop. aud then
quit it 6or twO Wceka Then take two
bottles more, which win ID IN prcbabil.
~ complete the cure. Y0m m.ust keen
yon, bowels open. would advise sil
rhcumAtics to try the poultice fret, end.
u u fails 10 elect . cure, then trv ehc
recipe, which curod Mr.. Boswell. 81
LouisviIle. hys gentleman we'll known
aud highly oapcctcd IN that city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

The usually quiet and lovely village
of Seneca Falls. New YORK. i now Tie
scence of q somewhat novel battle. The
c"mbatants are toung tncn aud mai,iens
or rather Taidens and youths. the uirls
having begun the fight. They formed
socieiy in which every member solemn
ly promised TO have nothing 70 do with
any Young man ~ an addicted 10 he n~e
Of anv inioyicatinv drink. IhefeOpon
ii'e boys rot together. pledged them
selves rot 70 speak 10 any miss who
wore .sisr hair. or powdered. padded
or "tfer~ ise assisted" nature In ~
hanrirg hcr personal charms. Their
Roland for an oiivcl was accepted ~
OF war TO The knife aud tle
knife 70 The Li,t. lis very sad ID think
how utterly un-ocial the young folks Of
that burg must be.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

The Republicans OF Indians sre invited
tc meet III delegate Convention, in tie
city of Indianapolis, az the Grand Opera
House, at 10 o'clock on "Wednesday, tho
5sh day OF June, Isis, 10 give expression
t. their political faith aud purposes. and
20 nominate for Secretary, Auditor and
Treasurer Of State, Attorney General, and
Superintendent Of Public Instruction. 10
be ch0seA on the second Tuesday ia Oc-
tober, 1875.
Upou the basis adopted by The State
Centrsl Committee, tie representation
IL fixed at one delegate for each two
hundred votes. AID one for each fraction
over ono hundred votes cast ID The sev-
srol c0Onties for Gen. Hen Harrison. csu-
dids-te t6r Governor, at the general lsec-
ti0n IN October.
County c0muAittees are requested 20
call c0uMty conventions on or before Sat-
urla3, May u, for t.se purpose " ,ap-
pointing delegates on the above hasis,
With he view Of having full represen-
tatiCN.
Delegates representing the couvties
composing the different Coogressional
will meet in Indianapolis ri
places 10 be hereafter designated, on The
evening preceding the day Ut Conven-
lion, for the purpose OF making tho fol-
lowing selection OF officers "a facilitate
IN the 6late Convention.
l. One member Of the committee on
organization, rules and credentials.
2. One Vice Prtaideui.
>. One Inembor Of tbe Slsle Central
ny order Of the State Central Com.
mittcc. \
Gro. ". TnEDLv. Chairmsn.
d. s. ALEXANDER. Secretary.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

1--we could only keep he thought mp
pcrMost that perhaps the end Of an
fvC iL.o j. st band. that lust ahead Iics
tie Portal breath shall wsli ajar. aud
ON the other side lies home. think we
should bear lifc's trouble, better. In
patient words and dark looks would
never saddcn fhe hear that love rs lid
we Ollener ssy ~ oufst ycs. 'sThis Il per-
haps the irsf day" Ou. chiiusea would
never Gov, ,r no.. onr utI: ,ed hanc. ~
turn weeping 4. ,' no s',adow In orr
eyes, c. ilc vs resi.esIicr that tn-morrow
may .sparaic rs from their clinging
arms fos yer. How eager we ehcnld lie
tO 4 the horrs with smiles aud loving
wor6s ana tendvr service did We know
thst nc little feet tia. made the music OF
our house 'o-mOevos. should trip INTO The
s ave and leave thst home dcsoIatc.
Mothers, renielnJcr tina: There is
surely ~ come the one last day = the last
hours We can overflow with sunshine,
me last uomcuts we can make beautiful
win gentle nhistrations, the last mere
Ories OF love and tendernessi Let this
thought help us 10 bear with the muddy
foot prints. the soiled and torn GARNER 4
the disovdcred rooms. the soisterops
play. Those Of " who have seen 10 cd
Ones disappear in the chill mist that en- \
wrsps the world those OF US who have
kissed for the last time tho patient un-
responsive lips 0f one deaser to us than
iise, or hope, or Heaven perhaps, can tell
You that the very "crown Of sorrow."
WHOM our dead arc hidden from us. Il the
remembrance Of uDkind socecl,, or rccIs-
less !nyastice, or cruel impotence. We
would barter The hopes Of earth and the IN
brightest frultion for one last day with
them again.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10
What BopSEltcaniSsn IN RespOn.
StbiO For.

The republican party is responsible
for Hayes; y irresponsible for the FLOR
Ida sud Louisiana ftandr Il Is rpsponsi
hlc for the tlwarting ~ tho will of TIC
people /; II Is responsible for me stealing
OF the electoral votes " at least two soy
creign states, amt., therefore, Tie country
rightfui!y looks e. \ for mn explanation,
Of its conduct. Falling to mcet this
rcquisltion, they and the party tLsy rep-
resent must accept the popular verdict oi
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

AZ 80 you know everything st 80
yon hsvc your jc.bts; At 40 there Ar
some things you don't know at 20 YOU
are sure 81 .y0nr ignorance sud after
that Won read Mr.. Beechcr's sermon IN
everlasting rnnishmcnt and hope he Il
right. Boston Courier.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10
What Does = Wounari Caro- foP '
Bishop When Sha ID
8oVinR 9OWlx.

The Poughkoepslo Methodist district
ccnfer:uco has licensed another woman
A. > local preacher. The bishops have
put tLalr Official foot down on fsminine
aspirants for regular ministerial posi-
tiona
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

--Canvass suspcnders now seem 70 be
worn by most all ladies'. There's 10
give 70 them, an,Ihat's the reason YOU
occasionally hear q button fly on when 4
lady grabs for her skirt. Free Press.
Now they will be called canvass back
ducks worsc'n ever. -fPhiia. Bulletin.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

-Covinyton Friend: "A man namsd
summer owns 10000 acres OF lani III
Benton county. Il is in one BODY. III
miles long, with m average width of
two and half miles Mr. Sumner nnd
tenants farm 10000 acres, the balance
being IN pasture. There are 4g dwellings
on the Iand, and $50 horses ale required
to do the work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

Wcrthingion Times The engineers
on The Worthingicn and Tcrre IIautc
railroad arc now 1t work running Y
ncw line 10 Tcrrc Hau;e by The way N
Rowling Green. crossing Eel river at
Point Commerce.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

Id il officially stated that over 1900
applications have been received at the
pension otfico a. Washington Tor pen
si0ns nnder the late act Of congress giy-
ing pensions to soldiers OF the war of
1879 and their widows. II will require
aA expenditure OF over o50O.O0O annual
~ 70 meet these demands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

Here Is short temperance lecture
There Is woman ia Eureka. O. .o,-
MIA, who, dozen years ago, was na,-
'tcd IN . dress costing $1,000. Now
she takes ~ washing 10 support drunk
eu husband and six children
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

"A printer asked young lady who
DC thought spoke too rapidly "Whal
makes you hair-space every thing you
SAY forr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

A purse OF $5Cv win he presented tie
owner Of fastest the trotser AZ our next
county fair, 70 be held October 18th 10
ne 18Th. Bring On your fast nags. -
lvinccnncs Times.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

-Eli Plgman viii probably he pee
scntcd ~ the democracy oI Union conn
~ tor repteseniassc. No better Sclcc-
ton could be made.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

An editor who received rvmmu.
nicasion with permission 10 ''usc II III
any way hc saw III, used il 70 kindlc Tie
Dire.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-05-10

--Gsneval Grant hss lesscd his cottage
% Long braOch for The coming season
'Iie receives $500 for The sumncr.
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ESTABLISNE ed 1851. Nos. 81, f59,
~ ! 81. nnd's5 West Front Stree. .oct Of
~ ion Bridge. Cincinnati. Ohio.
ncer Leaf Nuction Sales cvrry saturday.
lhe oulv Tobacco W"YH.ouac Ia Gin
clnnniithctha Seed q emf trade. S,or-
age on Tobacco free for thsee months.
and c'mrges reasonable ~ consistent
with fair ds1l.ngs. Isibersl advances
made on contignments .pun receipt.
send for weekly Tobacco Circulars.
CIIAs. BODMANN r. CO.,
'keb, a., 'zs-6m. Clncinnati.
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prgpE or sUnSCnIrrION.
single sanscripior, for G.tv Nos, 81 Sc
FOR sis mouths, "
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