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Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28

THE New York Sun has gone to q
deal Of trouble to rake up a speech
made BY Mr.. Bayard at q peace
Meeting" at Dover, in 1861. The only
explanation Of the Suns course in this
respect is, that the Sun is controlled
by Mr.. Tilden and Mr.. Tilden wants
to prevent Mr.. Bayard's nomination
to the Presidency. Ii printing this
speech Of nineteen years ago, the San
aims to show that Mr.. Bayard sympa-
tbized with the South at the beginning
Of the war, but it shows no such thing.
On the other hand, il shows that, at
that time, as now and always during
bis public career, Mr.. Bayard had
the welfare Of his whole country at
heart. The speech in question was
made at an hour when o man who
suggested any means Of avoiding the
terrible civil war that was about to
engulf the country was at once bran
ded al a rebel and traitor. It was
almost dangerous to think Of peace.
Men seemed thristing for blood ;
fanatical leaders at the north cried
for nothing short Of o war Of extermi-
nation against the south. Mr.. Bay
ard probably deplored the war; He
doubtless thought it could be avoided
% did thousands Of wise and patriot.
IL men, north as well as south ol
Mason's and Dixson's line. Many
who then favored coercion with bull
let and bayonet, afterward, when they
had come to their sober senses, believ
IA that the war could have beer
avoided, and thousands Of lives and
millions Of money saved But the
question is settled now. Secession i:
dead beyond resurrection. Slavery i
abolished and the union restored, Al
the Republicans declare, con irmel
foundation than before" The issue:
that convulsed the country in '6l are
laid away under the sods Of many
wears. They have nothing to do will
tbe present. Mr.. Bayard to-day is &C
canted by ninety-nine hundredths o
his own party, and by the conserva
tive element Of the Republican party
u the embodiment of a wise and truly
great statesman. IF the Sam can pro
5,,ca i man with a cleaner and NOR,
consistent public record the country
viIl be glad 70 hear from il,
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28

If you are affected with The most worrying
Of all diseases, Dyspepsia, get a bottle Of
Laroque's Anti-Bilious Bitters If You have
frequent Headaches, they will relieve you. II
you are troubled with Constipation, You will
positively be cured In any complaint If the
Stomach or liver they are unfailing. All
druggists vouch for them. Price, Is cents a
package; 81 bottle W. E. Thornton,
Mfr, Baltimore Nd
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28

DAKOTA experienced the heaviest
snow storm ever known in the North
west, during the early part Of this
week. A succession Of storms has
interrupted travel on the Northern
Pacific Railroad during the last two
months. Only three trains from the
East have reached Bismarck since the
first Of February.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28

PosrMAsrER Glafcke Of Cheyenne,
IS "short" S2,4OO in bis accounts, and
special agent Adams is investigating
him. The government will, Of course,
show no mercy to man who would
steal such paltry sum.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28

The machine has worked success
fully in New York, and the Utica
Convention has declared for Grant.
Score another Republican delegation
for the "Silent Man.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28

GERMAN Republicans do not seem
prepared to swallow the third-term
mixture without considerable gagging,
and it Is thought, if Grant is nomina-
ted, the majority Of them will kick Out
Of the traces.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28

DR.. BRANpRETH, one Of the first
men il this country to reap a fortune
from patent medicine, died last week
at his home, in Sing Sing, y. Y aged
~. His estate is valued at S2,OOO,-
nnn
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28
l0-4 and liza White Blankets,
RED, GREY AND WHITE
FIANNEIS,
and all goods pertaining to win
ter wear for Gentlemen, Ladies,
Misses, Boys and Little Chill
dren.

Although it would pay us
from 25 to so per cent. to car
ry our goods over to next win.
ter (as we have bought all of
them at the old prices of last
summer and fall), yet we be-
Iieve in the "nimble sixpence"
in preference to the ''slow shil-
ling" " and are willing to give
our cash customers some rare
treats in the shape oflow prices.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28
NOTICE

All persons having claims against tbs Es-
tate of The deceased must present the same
duly attested to the Administrator on or be-
fore Tie 25th day of February, A. D. 1881, or
abide the Act of Assembly in such case made
and provided. SAMUEL G. EATON,
THOMPSON s. EATON,
Address Administrators.
Port Penn, Del. feo2e-2m
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28
Our Bargain Counter

will be kept replenished with
New Goods, where every arti-
Gle will be sold for 5 cents each.
Jan. "a, 1880.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28

FoR an active business in artistic and beau
tiful things, and in jewelry watches aud sill
verware of the most varied and novel styles,
We visit Bailey, Banks & Bidde, Twelfth and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. This old and
well-known house has in the last two years
very largely increased its transactions in every
department. The popularlzation Of articles
which were formerly purchased only by the
wealthy is, 10 great extent, due TO the eff
forts Of Bailey, Banks & Biddle The house
has taken determined stand as to prices,
and has brought them within reach Of the
people. This has been done without abating
anything from the superior quality of the
goods on which the reputation Of the house
has been made. On the contrary. the char
acter Of all the articles, both foreign and do
mestic, is recognized as the most excellent,
and always fully mp to the standard of su-
Perioriiy in material. workmanship and style.
Mr. Bailey, who makes semi-annual trips
across the Atlantic, is now 10 Europe, making
personal selections Of the most acceptable
porceIains and other fancy goods for the
spring business. His purchases Of diamonds
have been unusually large, and many OF
these, as well as of his other choice things for
spring, are already beginning to arrive The
winter business was so much larger than in
previous seasons and has continued with
such activity since the commencement Of the
year, period usually devoted to dullness.
that preparations have been made for very
large business during the spring months. The
counters and cases now present an attractive
display, exceedingly inviting to all who ad-
mire the beautiful
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28
MARRIED.

OAKLEY -HOFFECKER. the 18th
inst. at the residence of the brides father,
]. " HoHecker, near Delaware City. by Rev.
7. H. Hay mes, Thomas @. Oakley, os Della
ware city. and Miss Helen Hoffecker.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28

. Approximation frlzes oL 1Uu.s.s'-l ,ouU
8 Approximation Prizes of l00.... 900
1857 Prizes, amounting to-. .......$llo, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all prominent points, 10 whom liberal
compensation will be paid.
Write, clearly stating full address for fur
ther information, or send orders by express or
mail addressed only to
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La,
No. 3I9 broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under The supervision and management
Of Generals G. T. Beauregard and Jubal A.
EARLY.
N.B.-This Company has no agents in the
British Possessions, and all persons pre-
tending to be so and soliciting orders BY cir
culars or otherwise are swindlers. febl4-lm
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28
Eeting of German Repub-

"a to q third term was
! me = ooper Institute, New York.
,f on MOndov
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PENNSYLVANIA
SULKY PLOW CO., (Linited)
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Manufactured by GUUDELL g Inns
Philadelphia.
In 1878 an attachment for a common plow
was invented by practical farmer, that can
in ten minutes be connected with any ordi-
nary plow, which changes it at once into
complete sulky plow. 1t consists ofone large
wheel which runs upon the land side,
smaller one under the beam, and another that
runs in the furrow behind the plow. These
wheels carry the weight of the Dlow, entirely
removing the friction upon the bottom and
land side, one of which, together with the
upright beam, regulates the width and depth
of the furrow. 1t is provided with an easy
seat, enabling the driver to have at all times
both his plow aid team upder his control.
Once set, its works is not easily changed
The relieving of the plow from the side aud
bottom friction results in reducing the draughl
over 90 per cent even when carrying the
driver the draught is fully twenty per cent
less than that oft the walking plow with the dri-
yer rtrudging in the furrow behind. 1t can be al
tached with equal ease to a right or ieft-hand
plow, and when properly attached, any one,
male or female, who is old enough TO manage
a team, can perform as good work as the most
skillful plowman can do without it. A saving
of is per cent, of the draught is guaranteed.
1t is simple in construction, durable, easily
attached to the pillow, and in every way per-
fectly adjustable. II is attached by means of
clamps and bolts, without cutting or boring
the beam, and can be placed in position for
days or weeks ploughing in ten minutes
by any one with sense enough TO handle
common walking plow. In going to or leav.
ing the field, the plow is raised by lever,
and the driver can ride as easily as on any Of
the expensive sulky plows. Its costs is SO
low that any one having two or more acres
to plow, cannot afford 10 be without one.
ADVANTAGES.
THE draught is one.ftth lighter.
2-It is not necessary for farmer to have two
sets of machines in order to do his plowing
as be can change any ordinary walking
plow into riding plow.
3-It has no draught pole and no strain on
the attachment. but the plew is drawn by
the beam the same as without the Attach
ment.
4-Its price brings it within the reach of all
Sit is the best Sulky Plow made.
Address JOHN A. BOWDEN, Sec'y.
S. C. HaFbert, 3lU3 CHESTNUT ST.
President. Philadelphia, Pa
dec20-7teow
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28
LITERARY GOSSIP.

Dooley has sent us his new paper, the m
diandpolis Saturday Herald and we are glad
to add such a neat and readable sheet to cur
exchange list.
The March ScribRer opens brilliantly with
the long expected article on The Tile Club
Afoat, I" recording its summer excursion in a
cana!-boat from New York to Lake Champlaiu
There are thirty-nine illustrations by mem
bers Of the club, chiefly rejecting the spirit
of iollity which has made this association Of
less than twenty members conspicuously pop
ular among artists and literary men. The in
terror decorations of the boat, characters of
the tow 10 which ii was attached on the
Hudson, the incidents by the way, life and
scenes on the tow-path, the personnel and the
domestic life Of the club itself, are among the
subjects of serious or humorous delineation
| Over thirty pages are accorded to the paper.
The other illustrated articles in the number
are Eugene Schuyler's historical serial, Peter
| the Great" a paper on "Cham,u the late
French caricaturist; E. P. Roe's paper on
Success with Small Fruits" and the second
installment Of Mrs Burnetts Louisiana, !"
| v hich grows in interest. "OFer Sunday at
New Sharon" is a picturesque description Of
Kansas cattle town, By Henry King, from
which we give liberal extract on our first
/ pdSC. AS q HIOACJ bott AOtttI lOl mdlGA - q
superb specimen of American periodical liter
ature.
In the April and May numbers of ScribneT
will appear papers by Theodore L DeVinue,
the printer ofthat Magazine, on "The Growth
Of Wood-Cut Printing" the first will con
slider early methods on the hand-press (l437-
1885, and the second, the great improve
ments which have since been made
st. Nicholas for March Contains Alfred Ten
nyson 5 Child-Song. "Mnnie and Winnie, Y
set to music, and Mrs Alfred Tennysons re-
vised score Of the music for the Laureate s
other st. Nicholas song, ''The City Child =
"The Disadvantages Of City Boys, by Wash
ington GLADDEN., appears in this number II
is based On actual facts, and is "a stirring Talk
with Boys On subject Of vital interest to
them They will find pleasure, too in the
seasonable ''Out-Door'' Paper "Kite Time, "
BY Daniel G. Beard, which gives diagrams
and full instructions how to make and fly
kites of all sorts and shapes A commander
of the e. S. Navy, with the aid of pictures
| by r. Riordan, describes the Gathering oi
Uaoutchouc in Nicaragua" and John Keller,
in an article entitled Longitude 1907 ex.
| plains how travellers lose day going to China
from San Francisco and gain day on the
return voyage. Young people will find some
thing Of interest in every page Of this number
of st. Nicholas.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28

The Democracy's choice for the
Presidential Nomination
or 1880:
THOMAS i. BAY.ARD,
OF DELAWARE.
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28


Fortune. Third Graud Distribution, Glass G,
at New Orleans, Tuesday, March 9th, 1886
lI8th Monthly Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution was regularly incorporated
by the Legislature of the State for Educa-
tional and Charitable purposes in 1868 for
the term of Twenty-Five Years, to which con-
tract the inviolabIe faith of the State is
is pledged which pledge has been renewed by
an Overwhelming popular vote, securing its
franchise in The new constitution. adopted De-
cember I'd. A D., ls79 with capital of ST.
900 600 TO which it has since added reserve
fund of $3.50, 900.
Its Grand Single Number Distribution will
take place monthly on the Second Tuesday.
1t never scales or postpones.
Lock at the following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE, $50, 900.
Zoo. 600 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS
Middletown transcript., 1880-02-28
wAsnINGTnN hErTEFs.
WAsHENeroN. D. @. Feb. "a.

on MondaY.
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WOMEN VOTING.

Mise Louise II Alcott, in . letter 10
tho Woman's Journal. about the Concord,
Mass. election, Ut which women voted
for the 6rst time for School Cemnittse,
thus describes the scene and reports
her impressions: The Moderator who
j. also the Registrar. and hes most
kindly and fAithfully done his duty 70
the women, in spite Of bis own differ.
enee Of opinio0,) then announced that
the ladies would prepare their votes
snd deposit them befofs the men did.
No oss objected. We we're ready. and
fled out in good order. dropping our
votes md passing back 10 our sests -
quickly spd' quietly - possible. while
the sasembled gsutlsaes watched %
IN solemn silence. No bolt fell on our
sudscious heads, no earthquake shook
the town. bot pleasing surp.iss Great
ed general outbreak Of laughter and
applause. Tor scarcely were We seated
when Judge Hosf ross and proposed
that the polls be clpsed. The motion
wss carried before the laugh subsidsd,
and the polls were elosed without .
man voting-s perfectly fair proceed.
Ing. We thought, sipcs We were allowed
NO voice on any sehee question. The
businsss ol ths meeting veny %. and
the wUosp reaaninea % hsar ~ d.
cussioa q wsg6 ~ neeus sad - We
0hicsss elected With psstness and dis
patch By the lev whs appeared 70 run
the tows prsety Dteh . they plnssd.
At Ave to housewisso. fUeirU1 10 get
- for to sxhsustsd gentlemen. some
Of whom csstsinly lroked - il they,
would need rsftuohosut II enme sort
sitter ythsir labsrs~ > ! VS. curious 10
obsees4 - lke womes vent oat, how
the facss which had regarded them with
disepprosal, desision, q. dcu6, when
they went in. we're nov smiling afably.
while several nsa tepo4 ths iAdies
would conc again. asksd how they
liksd II. add assured them that thBfe
had not bssn % orderly . meeting for
years. Oes 81 the ptessaet ssighis TO
my eye 1ss Aoct Of sclooiboys
wstching with great interest their
Nothsrs. aupts ard sisters Who were
showing chem how tovees when th6ir
own eman0ipstio0 day came. Another
wss the spectacle Of women sitting Be.
sids their Husbands. who greatly vsjos-
ID The aaair. thoash many Of them DIFF.
fered II epieipo. END Aad thsir doubt
sbout ~ tseMes qS&Also. A6aoa
the new voesss wSfs tho descsud6afts 81
Major Busserick Of Concord 6ght 70.
nowo. two Of Hancpck s6d QalnSy. ard
oshsss vbose fathers Or great grandfa-
there bad bseo smsng the first settlers
Of ths town. 4 goedly arrsy u disai.
ded and sasnest WGnDsn. though some
Of the ''6rst fsmilirs" OF thu historic
town were ooaspieoons BY their ~.
eenCo. ae
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AN OLD VIRGINIA GIANT.

The allusion in srecent letter Of your
LouisiAuA corrsspoudsut 70 the old
Revolutionary giant hsro. Peter Fran.
cisco. rsvives mspy traditions and .sm.
inisoensss Of the wonderful perform
ancss end daring deeds OF that sxtraor-
dinary nan. Ny father, recently de-
ceased Vt the advanced ago Of ninety,
we'll rsmsmbered him, having frequent.
~ ssen him In his nstivs county Of
Buckingham. and related nany ausc-
dotes u bis psriloos and stirring ad-
ventures, and heir breadth escapes q
he heard the recital fall from the lips
ofths giant himself. He describsd him
- ok fest one issh IN hight. his weight
260 peuods, his com plsIion dark aud
swarthy. fsaturss bold and manly. and
his bends and feet unosumonly large,
his tbumhs being - large - an ordi.
mary nsa's wrist Such Vas his PER
sonal strength that he could easily
shoulder . cannon that weighed 1 .OOO
pounds, and he bad seen hin take :
man In hm right hand, pAss over the
door and aAncs his bod asaiust the
csilIng with - much eass 40 IL b had
bssa : dsl baby. The mans weight
was l96 psupds! PAstaking Of The
pstsietic snthusiasm Of the times. he
entered the American 1svolss,snasy
arwy q The - 81 olxts6s. Hs Va
present at - ststnins q Stony Point,
and was the arst s06dtsr asler lfeiou
0ibbon Who ensssed ehs fortress, on
which oosnejou ~ rssvt$e1 4 bayoset
wound II .ths thigh. He was - Bran.
dywines Monmouth. and other haetles
At tAe North. and was transferred 70 the
South us6es 0eseful -9reouo, whnrs d
was engaged 10 the scticns Of the Cow
psas. Camden. Guilfsrd. Court-houss
eta. He vss % bssvs and possessei
such confidence in his proves that b
was positively isarlsss. he used sword
With . elsde IN lest loAg. which b,
could Wild So 5bathss, esd ever,
swordsman who ealns IN roAoA of hia
paid The forfeit Of - life. M
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The immense sale and great popular
ity Of Greene August Flower in all
towns and Villages IN the civilized
world has csused many initssorS tn
adopt similar rames. expecting to reap
D harvest for themselves At the expense
Of the afflicted This Medicine Was
issso laced in 1883 and for the care Of
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. with
their effects. such ~ Sour Stomach.
Costiveness. Sick Stomach. Sick Head.
ache. Indigestion. Palpitation OF the
Heart. Vertigo. ETC.. etc. IL aerer has
faiLeI to our kHocledgs. Three doses
will relieve any case Of Dyspepsia. Two
million bolt .es sold last year. Price rs
c+nts Samples 10 cents. EVr sale BY
all druggists.
0REEN's ATLAS AND DIARY ALMA.
MAC. the most expensive free Almanac
ever published. sent free on receipt of
two cent stamp.
q. 6. GaEEN.
Woodbury.. N. j., q. 3. A.
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TO SETTLERS
Who MANI To- MAKE MONEY +!
$50 ACRES or most FtArltt AND EASILY
CUl rlvlTED LAND 10 LEASE m GUAM
IulES 10 SUIT FOR 4 TERN or
YEARS WITHOUT RENTAL.

rAsee valuable l..A. ~. .,.,.t.a an 49,.
livsr. nv nm Sns9S - - ss~.x.- ~
TSas - sdmiisr a. fornss;or - ~. 49,
nth ylsas. ~ mcre exisnsfSs. - cn4 .n ~
~ n .eerlv an Ma 49, 1919 ~ ~, ~.
Sr1u.aiI ~ NM. sio.: ~ .s-s" n.y..
- for 1cIss1sc vnsrosss - ~. !. =. -. s
Ha.so1 - IenS ~ nn,s sivs.Nssso.sIv - =.
! = ~ Fyins freisne = sSsremsiv - 49, y
- - $2Ss:s: Ss.sSs. -.ssvWSsI ~ - -
- VIM. yictcras ~ os ~
49, - rlecs~ shs 49, -S.. S-s.u
~ eroviGi s5SS s.niaiv
~ new ~ 49, Mo Of Nm e..A. - 49,
Il a . 3 - - - "a 1S -. - ~.
sai vSsst. - ~ snssess.s ,soAssssSgy
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Lam 0ssscs - Oaxuvn. u. TT
NoTIcB 10 nxaIyY cIyxn rS:@
IN fs,leUtee DszDs1 06noeR - A. ooosee =
nie i1esoeoo % 49, 1nal pesef % snDpoes q -
el.!n. - ees1gs 1AAI ssssy tAsss1. "a -
- - 1esoa yan = - helsss NJ 1lA0. = 9
e.cnsualA cely ~. &, Z 6Gus1sr. ~ ~ =
~ June. 4. ,. lon.
oAM - osna6nm HomesNssa No. ~. A.
- =. q ~. 4 q $1,000 q TsUnaSi1
sesel 10. Ie5B. Sae tAe =. j g o0. NSesssse.
-. Ic.oentp DmHtA. 1nnQ -. HfH0~
- seale.sng g - vtoneeeeo AssaUvo = cSafis-
800 $1,000 spoo - saldvalIsa & 81 49,.
Essk liass aDnAamiaA eGanirs - n
- - o. eeanav,e q 80 ~ ~.
easnelsA csnaty. ~ - -, :. 5 8. = =
-. 81. laou1.
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tnal Weakness. 1lnpetsaey. night Losses b
dreams. pimples on the fscs, and lest m.nheol
can positively b cured The sick ana IN css6
should -: fail 70 call upon hin. The Doetos
has raveled extensively In Europe. and inspected
great deal Of valuable informssion. which g
b compstszs 10 i1psrt 70 thess. IN neea q His
ssrstrss. Or. GIBSON viii make NO chaeee
unless he eject cure. Persons q . distance
nusaeatiene s1riotly eoe1dential Tea e. =
aas bat the Doctor. rsrsoas Writins . tha De.
eof viii please stsse the nsms q t. pap they
- this odvoseioo0eot b.. CAargua FoaooaohS
Call o. write. Address Oh. ]. Y. 0lBDuN. Ia
l.se1. San franciseo. Send SIC Tor psskaes 81
De0esne. DRAWN
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MISCELLANEOUS.

This remedy 10 the result Of much scsep,sss
and many careful experiments. and r..,a.
among medicinal preparations Of its ki,a =,
pleasant to the taste. and has staying cu,lis.. -.
render it powerful both TO cure ana 10 -
disease. and also to build up wasted and e.s....
body S~a
II Is the best Blood Purifier, and stinu,..
function TO moro hsaithful action, and !, ~
benefit in al diseases.
In eliminating the Impurities OF tse ,,..., :,
natural and necessary result 10 tho euro NJ :
Gus and other Skin Eruptions and Dsssssc,. T. -
ing Cancers. Ulcers and other Sores.
Dyspepsia, Weakness Of the stomach c..
ton. Darkness. General Debility, etc srs O..
the Safe Bitscrs. and it 10 unequaied "a :, -
tixer. -
j. Is scientifically compounded from ve-.,.,:,
tracts of highly medicinal properties.
u connects tho evils Of Improper erinss 49,
sorac food aad over-catins. and Is tho bcs: .sr-.
ance substitute fer alcoholic drinks
The testimony Of those Who have used Wa.
Safe DtessFs u uniform n Ne praise.
]; IL medicine which should b In ever t,,.,.
and which, wherever used. win savo the psyrr-f =
many doetors' buis.
Bottles Of Nyo st,es; prices. 70 eeuss and =, +,
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Dr.. GIBBONS
DISPEHSARY.

600 KBARNIY AT.
OAO corner Of Con-
mercasl street. 0sn
Hrsncisco. Hstabliahea
Yin leS4, for the treat.
[Went Of Sexual and Sem.
tnal Dlsoases. such -
k0onOFShea. 0Dooe,
l:*trii.e:ares Syphilis
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The0 seneneEs Leave victosis q nssn on the
dag adveEttee6 Tickets are eood only on ~
seea1se b. vhash 'tAss ass purchased, cd srs
not kn1al00hle. - =
a. REDUCTION II Ynu0Hf.
Hereafter tbs frsights Which. a psr tars6 have
been - ar ton. WI - charged at IS pr ton.
Ero0 I'D afosR TIL aaAs AL BAeeAas Of Puget
6ouaA .Da0anasS - p. y. .. p. Co.'S stsamsss
va vSceosas viii - u1der custom-houss saal. and
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