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0iu Dy u hNEELANDs eue 49, = -
DANIEL SCOT t,
At his Medicine Store the Sign OF the
Leopard, South End.
TAKES this method OF inform
a ing all Gentlemen. Ladies, and o.
Tiers, who have had the Misfortune 10 loie
their Teeth, that he fill continues the Blu
linels of making and fixing artificial Teeth
as uflal, in 70 elegant manner as TO DC
but little inferior to the natural, either In Uie
OF Beauty, as many who have experienced
them can teaify Where alto any Perion
afflicted with painful StumPs or Unbound
Teeth, may have them removed with Pc
culiar Dex,erity and Eafe.-And all PerfoRs
who have the Scurvy in their Teeth, which
threatens their removal though found, may
have them cleaned without hurting the Ena-
mel, or in the leaf degreeimPairing them, and
may befupplied with hisDENTIUMCoNsER-
vAToR, which is an excellent Powder, the
bee adapted for preferving the Teeth ano
Gums, and preveRting them from Aching,
of any Preparation ever Offered to the Pub
lie 1t will cure the Scuyy in the Gums,
bring the Teeth to their original Whiteneis,
and by a continuance of its Ule, will Pre-.
lerye both Teeth and Gums in pure fate
during life-lt is not pretended that it will
perform Impohibiities, that it will make
rotten Teeth found, or will cafe them when
they violently aoh; but it will ahuredly
prefcrve thofe Teeth found that are 70, and
cauie the Gums to adhere to them and pre-.
vent thofe that are decayed in part, from
becoming woffe.
At the above Store may behad
Morgan's uleful Eye-Water, which
has in 70 many cafes been found lerviceable
that it mutt elcape the cenfure cf the mott
critical Oculia- Brlgifen's famous Bug Lii
quid, which efectuay deRroys lhole hate
ful Vermin,-be they ever 70 numerous
An ahortment of genuine patented saf,
other Medicines of the bef quality, and
Medicine Boxes for Families or Shipping,
with exact and particular directions for Ne
ing them, and variety of other articles
cheap.
The above Powder may be had afc of
Cox and Berry in Bottom, Doctor Ksf in
Salem. and drummer Iewe,t, Efq;a Ipfwich
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To be S o Id cheap,
a Cooper's Shop, Warehouses
"A and Wharf in Fllh-Rreet. Enquire
of Abigail Marfhall, of Bottom, in Fin
itreet aforefaid, or Francis Marihall, of
Newton.
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IRIoH LINEN.

IAN ~ n ~ ~ ~ Ne
VILLA C o T T,
AT the IRISH LINEN STORE in Ann.
ftreet, near the Draw. Bridge, Bottom,
Has juR imported from Ireland,
4 Large quantity of ga, 7-8
a and yard wide Linens of all prices,
Diapers, clouting ditto, Huckabuck, Dow
las, Table Cloths, 9 Sths vide SheetiDgs,
white Ticken, brown Hollands, &c.
A great variety of European and
India Goods, amongR which are, broad
Cloths, Lambfkins, Coatings, Baizes, &c
fix and worried Stuff, Pop'ins, Grapes,
Denmark Lutfres, Mi(Tinets, Dorletteens,
CambIe,s, worried D4malks, sc. Sattins
and capuchin Silks of all colours, with lace
and fur trimmings, Ducapes, ariped and plain
Lutettrings, Englilh Damafks, &c. a large
al1ortment of Rbbonds, Gsuzes ,ftriped and
lowered Jaconet and 8 4 wide book Muffin
of all prices; Jerfey, Aberdeen knit, and
patent ribbed'men's wotfed Hole, ditto plain
of all colours, for men, women and chill
dren; with too great multiplicity ofgoods,
fuitable for the leafon, to be enumerated in
an advertisement, all which will be fold at
the lowef reduced prices for ready money
only.
Excellent Gloucefer Cheefe,
French Indigo, Teas, Coffee, Spices, sc.
patent Cakes for making the liquid Timing
blscking for ihoes and leather bottomed
chairs, sc. a number of low priced bound
Books of divinity, Bibles, TeRaments, sc.
Il h. u Il
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IHESE ale 10 certify whom: 1t
/ may concep, thai SETH NHAPEN
was ,dv'rt fed as an sblco' dug letvan', from
me the fu Gciber. in the Spy ef eebru ~ 4,
1874 hsreb' teltiIy, tha am lsti fed in all
reflects, from nv demands on the faid seth
ar. that he is a. liberty TO foil W his lswful bu
& els, without any demands, ty, fem G IN
der ne. WILLIAM NURIlS
february s, 1873.
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l. E E and JON ES,
Havefor fale at their fhop near the Swing
Bridge, at the lowell advance,
a Large afortment of Winter
n GOODS, Stationary, china Cups
snd Saucers, gold and iilver I4aces and
BSttons great variety of
l. A d | E S 81 L. K S,
SILV CHES,
Gunpowder, Brimaoue, Nails, Glah,
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Tbs day pahG5sd, prinf 2 feapsr.
And 5 o L d by

E. R u D S + L L,
Nsxt the Corr6el1, in UniOO- Streat, Bottom
THE Appendix: Or, lomc
l. Onfervatio.s on the Exvetiency Of the
Pc lion Of the Aficsns, living in Be aon. &c.
lately Prslerted to the General AGembly Ct this
Province. To which is annexed, the Petition
reierred to. Llkewi!e, Thoughts on sLAveRY:
With a uf ful Exuset from IN. MaGscDuletis
spy, of January zs, I77s, byway of an Adj
dreis 10 the Members of the Ahembly.
BY Loyerof Coniitulional LtRsRTY.
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B NJ Printed by ISAIAH THOMAS

: 'y
ADnM nm 6 &cd on
SGn Mr. E B%M, NhyRri &Th R9wrn
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To be l. Z
4 Convenient Blackfmith's lhop'
"A at the North End. Enquire of tbt.
Printer.
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The SECOND EDITION.

7bis Day,Uas pabLi@ed,
a u GRAFTON OH the Beauties
n of Liberty OF the efsnsial rights OF the
Americans.
HumbIy dedicated TO the right honoura-
bic the Earl of Dartmouth. Printed and
cid by ID. KNEELAND, and N. DAVIS.
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Irin Linens.

w / J. l. a M D - " L L,
at his IRISH LINEN Store in Ann. hfeet
Near the Draw Bridge, BOS TON,
Has ua Imported from ! R Z L 4 n d,
n LARGE quantity of ga, rs
n and yard wide linens OF all prices diaper
clou,ine, ditto huck.buck, dowlals, table cloths,
meetings, white ticking, brown and yellow hol-
land, &c.
Slid fore is alto furnifhed with ag'ea' variety
Of European and India Goods fuitablc for the
f.afoa the aiIortmen, conhlins of too great a
multiplicity to be enumerated in a public ad.
yertifement all which will be fla by while
ale and retail at the lowell reduced prices io'
ready money only.
DIR. Helmets celebrated eaence of pearl and
pearl dentifrice for the preiervation of the teeth
and gums, ALTO pssenS cakes for mixing the
LIQUID filming backing for boots, ihoes and
leather bottom chairs, c fold there.
Ducape:, iut.arings, rich Engliih damsfk
Scotch lowered lawns---and few boxes of 8
BY 10 window gnfs to be fold at the irf colt.
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qbn Say tabI1&tL, tria 0rs tjRerff", 4 'fbsf
And now ready co D: delivered t. 'he sub
lcfibcrs,
A the Printing Once ia School Greet,
n N Attempt to illufrate the
n grea, subjea of the PSALMS; Shew,
ing, tina, the principal and ultimlte delisn s. o.
rae n, were 10 exhlb tn: fuherngs ct ChriR'
and lie DRY that ihould follyw; 10 bo,h which
ii. di(cis.es are lnuers wish hin. With di.
p,eiIi9n on BAPTISM; 10 which Is coriidersd
lbe iulieets Gift, me MODE II and the mean
ing Of that exprehi n, 6krisj s9if6 bin ia 6Ap-
nm; TO which are annexed, iome -oblervatloo'
on the work Of The Holy Spirits and the IT,
rerc: between The faith Of Coos elett '0d 'h'
faith of Devils From the Holy Scriptures
le.ler TO friend.
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HlRE COM PANY
T.,v A.eort.Tps Mos - I5-z
TWENTY AssocIATES, Nay Is I773
WHEREAS there are diverle

|WHEKEAS there are o Nv L
w matters necshary to be tranlaetei by
the Twenty Afociates cfthe Lincolnihi.e Com.
pany, relpcaing their laods and interea.
The committee OF laid Projectors being du.
y authorized thereto, hereby notify faid Pro-
prielors to meet on Wednesday the OH day Of
June next, at the Vernon tavern, in Bottom, al
Six o'clock, P. NJ. then and there to act on
the following articles, viz.
|. To chute a Moderator, Clerk. TIealurer,
Standing Committee, and any other officers
hat may be thought needful.
II. To de ermine on any further fdryeys Of
heir lands.
Ill. To Empower the Standing committee to
|cornpleat the conditions of iettlement on the
part of the Proprietors, when any fe,tler has
performed the fame on his part, and to execute
Glch deed or deeds, as the Proprietors fAnd
obliged to by their permiions to fetilers.
Nv. To determine whether they will make
(ale of any more of their lands to defray necef
f.ry charges of the Projectors, or rai(e iuch
money as may be wanted by taxes.
v. To determine whether the tots commonly
called the GoRE LOTS, drawn by the Proprie.
tors for fecond diviiion Of lots, at their meet
ing March 18th, I77I, may not revert to the
Proprietors in common as before the iaid draw
ing of lots, it being found great impcdimcni
TO the fettlement.
vi. To determine upon any further drawing
of lots for a diviGon Of their lands among the
Proprietors.
VII. To determine whether they will leafe
any of :heir lands, Ilands or fresms.
VIII. To fequefer lot of land for the Gup-
P,n Of the gofpel miniliry.
TX. To fequeGer lot of land for the 6rR
miniter of the goipel, that fhall refde on their
lands, and oficiate at the defre of the inha-
bi,antss for the fpace of ieven years if living.
X. To fequeaer lot Of land for the lnpport
of lchooI or ichools, on their lands.
XII. To make lueh grants to their Clerk.
Treafurer, Committee, or any of the fervants
of the Pro2riety from time to time as they
ihAll think neceGny for promoting the iettle.
ment of their lands.
XII. To chooie Committee to examine the
accompts of the Clerk and Treafurer.
XIII. To determine upon laying out any
more lots of land to be given or fold to any iet-
tiers, as may be thought neceGsry.
LafS. To confirm pah tranfactions of the
Propriety and their Committee.
By order of the Pioprietors Committee,
NATHANIEL APPLETON, Pro. Clerk.
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Bs,leH, May SD I71i.

Bo1eH May so I77h
THIRTY DOLLARS REV ARD
CTOLEN this morning, cut On
Csbe houle of CAPT. J0ufi .H'skla, three large
Z.
,abl. fpoors, marked A. S. four tea iPoons
marked ditto, one FLYER pepper box, marked
Z.
r.. A. lugar torgs ditt', one pair of flver
buckles, marked L. S one large hlver buckle.
no marx, two diuo, ditto, two plain Free-ma;
ions medals, and one fet with ltone, one psif
of itouc lceve buttons. part af gold neck
lace, feven gold rings, and socct fifty pounds
lawful money in cath.
Whoever mall apprehcnd the thief or thieve;,
10 thar the Gid articles may be recovered, fhaly
paid I'll. above reward, by
JAMES ARNOLD.
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Tolley: Allen,

Advertifes all his good old friends, cuRo.
mers, and others, that he has sgsin opened
ihop, oppoi.e to the fgn of the three doves
ia Marlborough .Rreet Bottom, and has for fale,
at the IoweR prices, the following articles
NTUSCOVADO fugars of va
IV1 rious forts aud prices, Jingle; middle
and double refined Eaglilh loaf fusars, lateIy
imported, pepper, Bohes tea, coffee, fpices Of
ell forts, indigo, raiins, currants, tirch ginger,
copperas, alum, pipes of all forts, beR Durhsm
aower Of muGard, and mott other kinds Of
groceries, too many to enumerate, which he
will iell from the largef 10 the lmallef guanti-
ties.-, ikewiGe very large and comPleat az
fortment Of Liverpool and Stafordfhire ware,
which he will engage TO fell by the crate
fngle piece, as low as at any fore in town.
Playing cards, wool cards, leive bottcms, few
pieces Of Ofnsburgs and Ticklenburgs. No. a..
and No. IL pins, few pieces of fooles Ger.
etts,damsiks, loreItoes, burdeti, Brnnlwick mo
zeens, Sc.
Alto at laid Aliens may be had, genteel
Boarding and lodging for FIX or eight perfon.,
If il ihould be wanted, FOR longer or fioner
feaion, lkewife good iiabling for ten horfrs and
carriages. ~ 4
N. B. If any peFlon inclines TO hire the above
fable and place for the carriages, may have a
leaie of the fame for 9 years. lefs time, from
the laid Allen, and, if ihoud be wanted on she
fame prsmifes. can be feared, room for forty
Gfy horlts and carriages. 1t is as convenient
place for letting of ehsriots coaches, chaife flaws,
fulk-ys and hories as any ia Bolton.
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Ter E NJ Ia Fl ALL E N,

lie RE MIAH AL L E N,
Informs the public that he hath arrived from
Eogland, with large and feet aRortmeurof
Braizery, Cutlery and Ironmongery
w A r E,
The mott compleat perhaps in the province,
and which lie is now opening at his ihoP
lately improved by Mr.. SAMUEL FLET
cnER,a little northward of the Draw. Bridge.
As he had the opportunity of his own choice
At the Manufacturers, and purchaied every
article himief az the NOT unexceptionable
rate, he will fupply ihofe who Pleale to ia
YOUR him with their cuiton either by whole
fale or retail, Of the befI quality and at the
loweR price.
Among which are the following articles, viz.
MAILS, tacks and bradS Of all
! Y fzes, brsls kettles and 8lilets, warming
pans, frying and dripping pans. Engliih and
German lteel, powder, ihot, iheet and bar-lead,
beit Engliih and French hints, London pewter
diihes and plates, bafous quart and pint cana,
tanksrds, quart and pint jacks, mealures; pint
pint and half and quaittea pots, tea and table
fpoons, bed and clole fool pans, pewter, bottle
Grains, all forts of Carpenters, Joiners and Tan
ners tools, coffee mills with pewter hoPPers.
copper, brafs and iron chafin-diihes, brais and
money fcalcs, Brals weights in piles, painted
fcale beams, polifhed feel ihovel and tongs,
princes mettle, brals and iron candlelicks, box
and fat irons, box iron CRATES, fheep and neat
leather bellows. feel and iron fnufers, velvet
corks, cork Gcrews, fickels Of all iizes, handles
and elcutcheons; handles, lock, hinges, &c. for
delxs, chef of draws book cafes, &c. cloak pins,
brals buttons snd rings, Shoe. makers hammers,
knippers, pincers, knives, Gze ticks, awl blades,
tacks, and awl hats; crols-cut Jaws, Reel aad
iron plate hand Jaws. bef feel plate remnant
PANEL, fam and key hole flaws, files, rafDs and
augers of all forts, alto few new invented au-
gers, iron fpsdes, coat and breait buttons, horn
and ivory combs, iewing and dafning needles,
brafs and paper ink pots fhoe, cloash, buckle,
teeth, bottle, crutch, lead, psinlers,paint and tar
buihes, mops whipping and packing twine,
chalk and fsfh line, hazlc and dog wood ang-
ling rods, hooks Of ell iizes, box wood rules
gimblets, tap and bnng bofers, long ihutter and
plate bolts, pullies and lines, Chef, cupboard
and trunk locks Brafs, and iron door locks, aock
and pad locks, hinges Of all forts, fnuff aud to-
bscco boxes. A great Varietyof ihoe and knee
bnckles, ieeye buttons, FLYER, iVcy, buck, fhari
buck and iplit bone knives and forks, peaknives
cutsaux ,iciGsrs rsfors, taylors and womensihears
ralOr traps, foap boxes, powder machines, fhot,
belts, men and womers ,himbles, nut crackers,
knitting needles, centre and bowling bits,
Cloathiers fheGfs, wool combs, vifIes, Curriers'
knives, corn fans, kitchen jscks,7 byo and s
by window glals, looking slsfss Of all fzes
alfoa few Pair ditto the neweft fGfhion in the
PalmyEa tafe, beaver, beaseret, GATOR and felt
mems and boys hats.
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PAPER HANGINGS,
VELVET CORKS,
B L A N E Y and B A K E r,

At their flop on ROXBURY HILL.
Nearly oPpolte the Meeting Houie,
continue TO fell,
II LIVERPOOL. ware of all kinds,
IL and all forts of Enelifh. india, Scotch,
In N and WeR-India G GODS, at their
USUAL tow RATE, notwithstanding the
report which fome i'll naIured psrfon has en-
icavoured to propagate to their injury, viz.
Thar they were miltsken in the colt of their
goods, but had lately dilcovered their error and
advanced the prices which report is as faife as
il is malicious.
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EngHlh. Ind" aid Scotch GOODS
Imported sHd told, ny
MPHRY PAL M E r,
T Near Mr.. Manos tavern,
" x Z n I II A M.
.ETE has received quantity OF
4 = GOODS. by Capt. FoIcrS lately ar
lived from London. which, with his tonnes
dock makes very good sfsrtmehs.
lie. is determined to ltll 1T Iuch low price,,
aslhe DOUBTS no,) will give general iatisisttior
to lie oultomen- To have enumerated article:
would have teen tedious. But he has itudicc
10 fupply himle'f viii almoit every Article he
can thirk Of fuItab for his liiuation, that shot
who tide New miles, to iuprly themleiVes with
what they want at his fore, msy nor be dliaP
pointed.
All favcurs conferred on him will be mol
~ atefully acknow edged.
N. EIe iells exceeding good tea, indigo and
other Weit-lndis good suitable goods will
he taken in barter
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Spring Goods.


John BARRETT, and SONS,
Have imported in the Lender PaekH and other
inips from ENcLAND, great variety of
European and India G o o D S,
Suited to the Spring trade. which they will fell
at their ufual low rate, BY retail and qObSLf-
Ea't, ar their ftore near the Mill-Bridge, Boz
hs.-9btirb rity s0iN BE- furb az nsf TO admit
Of any psrjOu5 aSGsrjfilizg Diam
The articles are principally as under,
| a Very large and beautiful az
( n iortmcnt of the mott faihionable Blond
aud Bone Laces, Calicoes and ChiGees, French
sad Wax Necklaces, Tafaties, PERTAINS, Sarf-
nels, figured and fpotted Pelong Sattins for
Bonnets, of all coloars, Grey and coloured
Dacapes, Shot, brown, grey itripsd and bro
caded LuteRrings, the newell faihioned white
B,ocade q fine anortment of fafhionable
Ribbands, plain Gauzss, PARTNERS, (pidefs and
patent Net,Rriped aud lowered Caves, Lawns,
ditto in Patterns for Aprons and Handkerchiefs,
Dimities, Nankeens, Baugals, Peniafcoes;
women's, mems and children's thread, fix and
cotton, white and MKT, plain and ribbed Hole,
ELK and thread Mitts andGlove "A prime az
lortment of the mott faihionabe fuper6ne Broad
Cloths with fuitable Innings and Trimmings,
Fuflisns, Jeans Jennets, Thickiets, Damalcus,
Sooees. Lurettos, Brnnlwlcks, Pao'is, Calcut-
las. checked Silk and Cotton Lutearings, Iriih
Linens, Dispers, Huckabrck. Ruaia Linen,
Checks Of all widths, cou,ie and fnpeffne
chipt Hats, Pound Pins, Bonnet and Writing
Paper, marking Canvas, Stay Tick, while
ITsbby, Stay Trimmings, Sheer and Book Muf-
lin, beautiful fpfigged and ftriped ditto. Table
Linen of al forts, all kinds of elk and linen
| Handerchiefs, Cambricks AID clear Lawns of
all prices, Sagathiss, AlaPeens, Duroys, and
almoft every article in the Cloathing way that
can be sfked for.
Beides which they have to fell as Cheap as
any Store in the Province,
IAN univerfal ahortnlent of L0adon,
BriRsI, and Birmingham. and Sbe6fti9,
|dARD-W and CUTLERY GOODS
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a LEXANDER THOMASad-
"A vertilss his friends and cuRomers, thar
he has removed to the mop lately improved by
Mr.. Archibald Cunningham, jun above the
Draw. bridge, Bolton, where nc continues to
make aad fell all forts of TIN WARE, at the
moii icalonAble rates.
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I'LL peri6ns indebted folM. TTmo-
Thy MeIfman, fer NstUs-papsrs, carriage,
Sc. are d5frsd to pay their rgpet7ius dies
up 70 fbs sd Of ibis infant Dlay. IN dsizg
,vbicb they greatly Sbligs their 6EmSit irrvazf.
t. MOSEMAN.
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JuR Imported by Capt. Jarvis from LOND ON;
And tobe fold by
l. Y d. A p Y A. R.
Near the NoNh battery, Bolton.

AN~~' e'a~ As~as" N~~bStTg pOHOuS
n. FRESH Adortmene Of Gar
L Y den SEEDS, which ihe win warrant TO
benew and good. and Of the lsft Years produce,
carly Charlton Peas, early golden hotfpsa, estly
ormond ditto, large marrowfatt ditto, dwarf DO
blue aud green ditto, large rounciyaI and Spsnils
and Monatto Lehman dwarf ditto, large Win.
FOR Beans, early Lifbon and early bufl and pUIs
Beans, early Yo'kthire and BaterSea Dulch and
iugsr Loaf, large winter. red. green and yellow
Savoy, early andiaie ColIiAower, early and I.,e
Turnip, Rort top fcarlet and faImon Rsdifs.
Cucumber and Sqaaih, double Psrfley, double
'PePps' srAts, round Spring. red Beets, Sellerv.
Endive. white Spaniih and FLYER Gin Onions.
red ditto. orange PurPleand yellow Caro-, .Parf.
alp, Cabbage, Lettuce, green and white Gcwe,.
browa Dureh and marble Thyme, Baum. f,v,e,
MajSam. Sumnsr SaVOry, Sage. Hemp Ca.
nary sad Rape, Brd Seed.
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Fr6csEDIsos sff 5s 2szOs az ABfNGToN.
T" THE Seleamen Of the torn Of Abingdon
having received their letter Of Sorr6fpondence
from the Committees of The rowrof Bogon, IL
fued forth 4 wsrrsnt for prbaiS .sSa hsstting
to fee IL the towo Nssld kexf, 6S6Rasg ssd oh.ke
suflaef TO aid iassf. FGhusSf % f,id ws,g.ns
on JasCsfy lisb, nj, rs lsssa sRsnbstd,af.
Ter the hseesiagr - ogs6s5 and liis asodsra.Of
rh0ep. the lid is4sf sSss read, SD vhe town
eho.e COMMITTEES Of nipe men 10 psspare Z
draGsht for the town. 'fhe meeting was sd
iEnsa- FOR an AssF shd a ha'f. AZ he sxsi.
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ditto, early and large eolly flower. early
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ling parfnip, early Durch aud common tur
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curled and common parfey, curlsd sud common
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ma:joram. thyme, baum, fumn1er fsgory, endive.
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