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te6lt l11ss - postal card, - seessv.
Ing of te16 ftnoss Nopnmept, ths taiIest
stfuctvfS . tbs world, Also valuable bic.
torlcsl facts copgrcted Herewith. n you
cont send for II, you will be sorry when
l. Ia too late.
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WANTED

Immed teiy good strong girl to do general house
work; must understand cooking and willing to earn
goot wages. Also about the frs, OF May man
with small famil, To work aud take charge Of a
dairy farm hnttcr TO make. cream goes 10 the
creamery, good rent furnished, must undeista
his business AID be wiling to work: nole but q
good farmer and house keeper need apply.
CA MARSTON,
su SkowEegsn. Maine
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BANGOR, DE.
Last week r. purchased two bottles of bR9ws's
SARsAPAEILLA.. giving one 10 ny rfe AID the
iorher to h,r moth r. such teneht- were derived
rom the Of II, that with fr four additional
bottles. Please find enclored T., sonr prics Tor
hall dezen. | pronounce Il To be a wonderful
remedy for potr blood, Indigestion and kidney
Complaints ". II. " ARkkS.
Manager Bangor " God 60.
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Kidney Disease.

The Kidneys separate the / pure matter 10 be
tn rown Off by the Urine II from any cause they
the entire machinery Is thrown ont of order and
disease and misery reign triumphant. Sick Head-
ache, Sickness of StomacA Pam across Back
and Loins, Dizziness. Constipation and counters
other Ills always present We guarantee a
cure for all forms of Kidney or Liver Disease
when BROWNS SARsAPArILLA ls taken ia time
and according TO directions. Remember and
take
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can endorse all that has been raid in favor
RRowN'- SAReaPARiLLA. Have need II and
heartily recommend 1t medicine peculiarly
adapted for giyi g tone and yigor TO the system,
stimulating the digestive organs, and removing
all pains arising from disorder Of the kidneys.
Mre. e H. HATHAWAY Walter ST., Bangor, Ne.
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The March term Of The Do6S3al9
opened here yesterday mosDisG je4Se
Libby presiding and Miss Abbis RuDsl1be
officiating as photographer. Rev. =. y
Hoyt opening the court with prayer. Tie
day was spent In calling the docket snd
getting resdy for business.
There was a large attendapce OF the
Somerset Bar at the opening session,
while from out Of tie county we fluid, e.
+. Webb and s. s. Brown from Wa,eryile,
ard b. Emery Pratt from Franklin Co.
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w ANTED,

horse perfectly reliable, safe for women and
children TO drive. Apply to,
CHAS. FAIRBRoTHER
1wlls 166 Water 1t. 6kowhegAn Nc.
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Nesv Advers dement's.

Notice d. 4. Hunewe
.PIper, Elc-E. r. Pierce
Pelutin x--Curtis ]. Leugee.
Wsnsed- Cha Falrbrolhcr.
WELCOME 8pap--Curiis Davis &Co.
0esasnesss NJtics-B. n. Steward.
O.. rars,.rr piip = Hail ahd Robinson.
Brndjeys Pho, phaie--il n. Steward and son.
Nniicis Of Fofecl0saEe- Benj Rowell and Sumner
vhippls.
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FOR THE NEXT
80 DAYS
! SHALL SELL GOODS
JUST FOR FUN !
As the Following Prices
will Show

Painted Chamber Sets Complete
well made aud finished. at ZIG, u,
20. - and -.
Ash Chamber Sets s9s, 80 30. < 10.
Walnut Chamber Sets, Marble tops
s55, 60, 10 x 100.
Lounges $40, 6. Z, so, & 10.
Students Chairs, s., to 10.
Patent Rg. Chains $50 to -.
Parlor suits, 50, 40, -, 30, -, and
100.
Cottage Beds, - 30.
French Beds, 800.
Wood Seat Chairs, 45c.
Cane Seat Chairs, s5c.
Cane Seat Rg. Chairs. 81 20. ., and
20.
Spring Beds, S1.25, 1.15, 30, & 3.
Best woven Wire Spring Beds only
$40
Mattresses -. 4, 40. ).
Hair Mattresses 80. to -.
Ash Extension Tables SIC. per Foot.
Walnut = S1.12 per Foot.
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CARPETINGs,

VARfEllNlS.
800 yds. Tapestry, BRUSSELS only
625c. New Spring Patterns
Lowell 4 Hartford x-Supers at 15c.
Cotton q wool, - to 50c.
Oil Cloths - TO jOc
Curtain fixtures, Feathers, Rugs.
Mats. &c. at same Low Prices. Ny
stock Is very large, bought for Cash,
and above prices are for Cash. and
does not including delivering out of
town unless agreed upon at time of
sale.
F II. Domhoff, Upholsterer, is
still with me. and anyone wanting
work done over in an honest and
workmanlike manncr. will find him
the on 10 do it
carry a full stock of Furniture
Coverings, Fringes. Gimps, &c, sc.
Jutes, RANGES Tapestries &c.. for
Draperies, Embossed Flashes all
shades, in fact everything that should
be found in IA first-class House Furn-
l>hlng Store 4t10
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M AR RE D.

skowbegan-by Rev. l.. II. Bean. Pay son z. Steve.
rs OF Madison, and Jennie II. Stevens OF Scion.
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skowhagan-Fsb. 27tb, TO the wife Of Henry Dill
iagham daughter. tfteBa Alberta.
Harm ,n,-March. It'll, To the wife 0f VIM. w.
Is own Esq. daughter. DUNE Dreme)
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Al Skowhegan, in c State OF Maine at the close OF
business Mach 10, lSeo.
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81 had those dartiDg pains
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DowS they 20. Best 50 90 Cabinet Pho
toraphs reduced to only g 80 per dozer
al Plummef's, 1888 Main street, Wheeling

sTANToN--On wednesday, April is, 1sS, At 2
AM, MYRA, daughter OF James y. and Florcnce
d. Stanton, aged 10 years and months.
Funeral from the residence Of her parents, 2SSs
Eotf street, this Thufsday1 afternoon ii o'clock.
Iuterucnt at Greenwood Cemetery.
WoODs-on Wednesday morning, April Y, lS6,
MATTE VI, daughter Of John and Ruth II. Woods,
aVed q years and months. n
Funeral from tile family residence. two miles cast
Of the city, on Friday morning, at 1880 O'Clock.
Interment at Stone Church cemetery.
REIORI-On Tuesday afternoon april y. 1875, at
g O'Clock, % her residence, No. Thifty'tnitd
street Mn, DhRA RlIpTL, in her list year.
Funeral from late residence, No Thirty'thild
street, Thursday afternoon Of 2 o'clock. Friends
3. Tho family ara invited toGt:end. lnteEment at
SIT Zion Cemetery.
HEATHERfNGTON-O Monday, April u, 1855,
at 4 o'clock =, ~, J.HS HEAlHEEIE0T0E, aged u
Funeral on . hrnday, April. 10, at 10 O'clock a.
NJ. from the residence OF Jacob Heatberington,
Bellaitc, Ohio. 1nteimcat ~ Rose Hin Cemetery,
oITo-on wednesday, April ID 1856, GEoRuI
ALEXANDER Ono, son Of George aud Jennie otto
aged ye9Es aud 5 months $50
1ntermont at Mount Wood on Ft!dly, ats T. n
Friends Of the family arc invited.
precious one from Us has gone, F..
A yoice We loved Is stillGd;
A place Is vacant IN our home
Which never can be hLed. ltt s.-t
Farewell, dear seorge, thy race 3 run;
I. Short was thy tnSk but twas well done.
THY 1eafseiuI hands are laid % rest
Across thy lItrle1s pulSeless breast. ].
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

A son OF Charles Dickens is q captain in
the Canadian mount Il police, and Is ~
command OF o post threatened by Rels
rebel forces.
The rapidity withHwhich raw material
is converted into marketable good Is
shown by the fact that new maple sugar
Is always on sale two weeks before the
sap begins to run. M a'
Several years ago General Grant ut
tered these earnest wofdsabout the Bible:
"Hold fast to the Bible as tho sheet
anchor OF your liberties; write lie precepts
on your hearts and practice them IN your
lives. To theinfuence OF this book we
are indebted for the progress made in
troe civilization, and 10 this welook as
our guide in the future"
The card Of an. Australian medium
who vas recently arrested In Baltimore,
reads: mo questions asked; tells names;
ladies their maiden and married name ;
whom and when TO marry; nnites the
separated; business advice, stocks, etc.;
stops drinking and chewing positively;
satisfaction or no pay"
The Aaericdn Architect, in discussing
fire-trap hotels, suggests "that 1t might not
be aWholly bad plan to authorize build
ing inspectors TO authorize such places in
the daily papers continuously as notori-
ously unsaie.n Almost anything would
be better than tho cruel destruction OF life
and property that goes on year after year
almost unchecked,
Mrs. John Maxwell, better known as
Miss Braddon, the novelist, lives at Lttch.
field House, Richmond. 1t is an historic
structure. Built for the first Earl Of A6er.
payenny, ii later passed into thepossession
Of the Bishop Of Litchfeldand became his
episcopal residence. AiteFward gatalani,
the singer, got II and gave notable recep-
lions there. II Is q handsome old place
in Sir Christopher Wren's best style.
Thomas Nook, the oldest veteran Of the
war Of 1872, and probably theoldest native
II New York city, died there at the age Of
more than ninety-five years Friday last.
He said some time ago that he was almost
anxious to die so Us TO got rid Of the re-
norters and others who bored him about
iacts AZ the tiaysot his youth-tor he had
n first-rate memory. Hevotcd for Blaine.
General Butler, when a young man, in
addressing q court, made many illusions
10 Enplish law, when he was interrupted
by me venerable Judge with these words,
delivered IN o very emphatic tone and
manner; @Youug man, don't you talk 70
me, about English law. knew all about
ityeafs and years before you were porn.
You take yoar seat, sirln lie did, but his
pride was wounded and Il Is reported that
the young advocate burst into tears.
A Deadwood miner, skeptical as to the
ability and honesty Of the 0ssayers in that
camp. Recently played on those gentle.
men the old trick, with the usual results.
He pulyerized an old Jug, mixed it With
graphite, and took Il to q Deadwood As:
saver. Anotherportionhe gave to 4 Lead
Div assayer. The Deadwood scienttst
Teported thirty ounces OF silver per ton as
the result OF his assay, and me Leaa Wy
var 10 tbe result OF his Investigation,
= .
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private. ssyhat Is that to you2a sRid; the
stofeleeper, with a look of surprise; YDhl
nothing replied Howe, nonchaiantly
4only ifjyop figure out the amount y "
give Won my check for the whole bnsi-
I,ess!h ,t1Hho are your" gasped the guar
farmnster. "Fiias Howe. andmy check V
good for the pay Of the entire army,
me ouartermaster made out his bills, and
Howe gave him his check for threem
nav for his regiment. The Government
aiterward reimbursed him.
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The other day, in the town ofWeston,
in this State, fallen woman was torcibiy
taken from her house and duckedin the
river. There has asyet been no day in
1885 when plunge in q running stream Of
West Virginia would have been either
pleasant or bealthful.
We do not know what specific ofense
wassupposed 10 justify this rough regimen
The woman may have made herself very
obnoxious to tho neighborhood, and the
ducking on chill April day may have
hoen intended as q reminder that her
room would DO more appreciated than her
company. There must have been some
thing which seemed to make it right to
treat a woman so /; for Weston is a town o.
schools and churches, Of intelligence anu
the average public virtue.
Without any special information on the
subject the 1SrEIbldEScER is impressed
with the incompleteness Of the ceremony
Of indignation. It does not appear that q
man was aucked at the same time, or that
there is any intention Of ducking man,
bv way Of making q suitable companion
pje,ure No woman ever fallsso low with
out at least one man to give her start
aud com panions on the down grade arc
never wanting.
Who ever takes tho tronble to'4ook uP
the man or the men in the case? Society
does not concern itself with both parties
10 the commerce Of sin. There must be
nm aeerayation ofhouid details before the
party Of the other part losses caste. Ord,
nariiy tho woman wallows in the mire OIL
degradation, while the man pursres the
even tenor Of his way. The forbidden
companionship with lin detiIes her, but
by the canonsoi custom heisnot deti'ed.
He loses nothing in business or in social
life so long as lie keeps his hands out O
other peoples pockets and has the good
t.rtune not TO startle his circle by a flag,
ramscanaal which fills the public nostrils
with hui odors.
This j, the bad way Of the world, which
does not stop TO think that without
buyers Their would be no sellers, and
therefore no Gatic. All the odinm, the
pain and punishment are for her, as
though she ofall eqd's creatures were to
be bufIeted about Tia world and hurled
unshriyen headlong into hell. He holds
up his head, is courted, hattered, petted.
To duck him would be to resort to mob
violence and punish without law finer
mortal who is entitled to trial by jury Of
his peers.
But it is said, sometimes the man re-
forms; The woman never. Who giveshcts
chance? Who seeks her out, points 70
the better life and offers to help her to- It'll
She may only have stumbled nthe mad
whirl-just once. Her heart may be
breaking with remorse, her face buried in
her shame. II the world finds it out her
doom is sealed. The good people who are
SO much better and SO much stronger
who know that they can never iall-hos
quickly they burn the scarlet letter into
her breast, astain that no penitential tears
can wipe away.
Thieves and nlurderers arc pardoned-
Magdalen may die a thousand deaths o.
anguish; for her the world has no touch
OF pity in its heart. And so We so on
duckipg the woman and living on terms
OF good fellowship with the man. II is the
unwritten law2and who shall say therei Is
justice in i'll
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rnr oRANp CANON.

sig Thausand Feet from the L'ght OF DAY
and otvilxation. So,
EseAaSqs
What words are to be used, unaided by
pencil or brush, when one seeEs TO de.
scribe what the canon Of the Colorado
River really Is? It's magnitude, It's SOL
emuity, the awful depth, the rushing
waters, the towering cliffs, all speak 70 Us,
but we cannot speak Of them. Man =
dwaried by nature, abashed BY her erisinu-
eur, silenCed by the exhibition OF hef
powers, Imagine the scene, A yelloW'
hued stream, rushing like . gust q an,
osfetl Wind along O Tock.strewD bed and
betwesn q Inns Of dark.hued clitts. Look
inward q thousand feet, and rocks look
angrily down; gaze up another thousand
feat. another, and still another, and there
are the same dark.browed monsters glar-
ing down upon you and upon ! no river
Look up again, and now gaze for 0,OO0
feet into the air toward the heavens, and
YOU can stilh SEQ rough. edged rocks, al
outlined against tho sky, over mile IN
height away, throwing up pinnacles ana
towers. and domes and isolated peaks
chipDed and Scared, and dark, massive,
and irregular, The light Of day Is
dimmed. tho place is full ot ID,
hoaIse roais. the air is chilled, andt
river. dashed into foamipg fury, leaps
ms,llv along discourse. Here areshadoWs
that Rembrandt would have gloried in;
here bore might have copied nature ana
added to his fame. Here is the foaa 70
Dante's sombre halls. One stands Sithin
the very bowels Of the earth, with al Light
and brightness lost to view. He secs the
work OF ages, the result OF mighty power.
The earth is cleft in twain it is as though
mo1ntain, tall and strong. had been
halyed by some sharpened sword. SIX
tthousandf feet Of stony depth! Six thon-
sand feet beneath the light Of day /! There
are no pleasant smiles Of nature 10 pc
seen. No flowers grow, no shrubs appear,
no birds are visible. Dark are the tower
Ing walls. ana darker still the shadows,
willie The towers take on most uncouth
shapes. and the river runs out Of black
ness d us and into darkness from US q
nnny monster in comparison with Its
prison, a wayward child held in stern
febnke.
From the tops OF the cliffs which form
the Colorado canon the river winding at
tbeir base is like a strand OF gold. But It
needs strong nerve to look from the great
height into the depths below. Drop q
4 stotle and the splash it would make upon
strik'no the water could not be seen.
Even the noise ne river makes Is a nos
audible, and the stream seems 70 now
n6iselessly along it's dark and rugged
course. Turning from gazlng. mo Tue Tue
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BulilNoTc Haald
Atthe outbreak differentiation, when
h6 vas 4 iniiliohaire, he enlisted as 9 prt-
vate 10 show his patriotism and indie
pendence. Money grew scarce, and his
Fegirncnt, which was sent South, was left
nnpail for three months. AT the end OF
thdt time Howe, In his private's uniform,
one div entered the Office OF the quarter
master and asked when the soldiers Of th I,
regiment were 70 be paid. II don't Know, l
replied thd quartermaster, well, now
much Is owed them " blandly asked me
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sealed groposals.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Clerks OFFICE, \.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 0P ONO COUNTY,
WHEEIlNG, ". Va, April II, ISSS.

poAhp , NJ n y. " III IA Iy iSS
mhhLtlNv, W. NA't nPth ~ 1'ne
| Ing County Roads during the eurrent year will u
received at this office until "Wednesday, 9Th lust,
lt9A,
Battle Run. 400 cubicyaris grading. e cubic
'I nSsss lil g. il iriSdeiiiiIa DisIrist sSeaSIs
yards m'Sc,taamIxlag. a..
yards S smdias, 10 cubic yrnIs masonry.
Browns iluu, yV00 cubic yAiIS grading, u cubic
yards masonry.
DIspns i!aa. S.S ca,;ir ys' d SrSiiSs y cubic
yarls masonry. 800 cnhlA yards nIeestAmitlng;
St sRiS;s saFa' @4'eHty ~ sa3'S '''a' ta4'l
ips, 3 cubic ylNls lasonFy, 90 cube ya'di mae
! adAmtktng. =. oo.t.
yards masonry. ~
Glenn's Rug and Cherry Hill, 100 cubic yaft
grading, 20 cubic yards mAS0nry, 100 cubic yardi
lnaCadamixing.
: Kelley'fi Barn and Dent Gem, l@eupie yafS'
H IeeiIns House NH. $50 cubic yards macadAmlt.
ing. an ..L,.
Middle Wheeling Creek, lower etd, w eup"
Mon. and Big wheeling, rs cubic yards mGcad'
nmiziHg.
McGAw's Run, 80 cubic yards maCadamlAitg.,
Peters Run TrlRdGlphla District, lVO cubic Jato.
matchmaking.
Peters Run, Richland District, 100 cubic yarus
grading 40 cubic yards macs dAmlzllg
pogues' Run. 100 cubic yards mncadamitng
PcIinslla Road, co.. cubic yards matchmaking.
River Road, Rlnt Division, COO cu6ls yards
mAcadami1Ing. A..
IIOncyy Point, s. and D., 30 cubic yards gindlas,
@ iSSh. 'a'1' 'lA''1' Z ~ ~
RtGe and ehSteman's Run, 2Id9e e991S !A0s
ShoFt Greek. Nofth Fork, 80 cubic yards macadA'
mixing. "a.
Short Greek, South Fork, 10 cubic yards maCa9A'
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Change q s,,ls, .
AShAnbfph PNAf
Nzeaanl Etexlen

Merchant TForslt6 x
strpCting q class In writing;
'sNfiss, miss tqneakRa q small boyl
holding ttp bis hand over ID the corner.
eyes. johhnie, what Is it2" she ans
wered, going 10 the hid. {,
$40 j write Republican with capltal
r like this copy books got it?"
"OtCours Why not"
"Cause pa said this was q last years
COPY book, and the style has changed"
Tho teacher made the kid follow copy.
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D,t,nArs diseases radically cnred, Con-
srita,isn iree. Address, NYotld's Dispen-
s s Medical Association, Buffalo, MY,
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gor Sale.
EnR SAVE.

ETVIt EEtIlEs
= Alarm in Ohio county. W. Va. five nIs,s
.. OF West Alexander aud The same irora RSSs,I.
Potnt, on ne b y; :, r, containing Il Scts.:
h9use and 9atn, poth !Sise, aud other euildinSs
Wheeling, where al produce can b nafiS,sS
Terms featonlhlo. Gail on The SUBSCRIBER I'M ths
premises or address him At Dallas, W, ia. Po,'.s
sion given Immediately.
Apf2 Tfhks A. q. EA(lLRsnN
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D0oMs FOR RENT-LARGE FRONT
IN Rooms second story. Nicely furnished. Suit
Rble lot two gentlemen OF gentleman and wttc,
EnstlFl q ~ Ihellth 81 - ~ \. laptl0
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IGOR sAIiE-CoUNTRY SEAT.

Ten acres Of choice high bottom land. slr nils
below Wheeling, on Ohio River and D, q o. Z. 4
Improved BY substantial brick hOuSc, II rooms,
kitchen and outbuilGlnps, EItuAbsd In a grove ol
maple, sugar and poplar trees Also, q good EeleO.
lion OF fruit trees. Apply 70
- W. ". HOGE' q BRO, 1900 Markets..
Or r. ". MORROW. on the premises. mi
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Leave HellaIre Gt 9.11R. n. lot Summarized.
Lave ReliRifu a. Goo a. u. for SuIamerneld and
HipaETtih ASItTpa He1aire eils An. ard e15l ~,
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E,oR SALE.

N. VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY,
Situated on W., P. &B.R.R., told Hempaeld) Gbout
about two miles from Ohio river, consisting d 90
acres OF coal and 90 acres surface Rld coal ana
known IS the "Wnlow Glen Coal Properly
~ % w. v. HoGE 4 BRO,
myi 100 Market Street.
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EoR SALE.
Drug store.

Must DO sold soon for whatever /. will bring.
HRsKlNE & ALt1oN. Attorneys,
mr9 ~ No. 1878 Market htrOet
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Gnltars a11d Quits.
rRAYEnERs, GUIDE.

A RR1yAL AND DEPARTURE OF
ADMINISTRATIONS OF RETRRENCt MAHKs.
sDaIly. fsunaRy excepted, monday Excepted
Wheeling limo: -.
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n osT-BETwEEN SIXTEENTH ST.
II aud the Open HbuIe q told ByeaStpln with
inItial Il 0nIt Fiuder will be rewarded by leaY.
ing At thts otlice. apfl6
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ate,,, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

WTANTED STU ATTORNEY ATHoR.
yssfs axpafieuce. AddFtH Book Keeper, No 81
.IEnlilh nireeI. 80. ID. 49, hpal6
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cuLr1yArINd 'rngGARpEN.

what to Plant la II aud Row to Take Care
~ OF Il.
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INOR EALE.-A FAMILY HORSE,
n Work. Slbgle Of double poh't reafe 4 eats.
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Including an actual Mall Coach Robbery Masked a'
Rangers
Native brue
aboriginal Ceremonies uEags and CUSTOMS