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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-03
THE PERSIAN PILLS
TO FARMERS, PLANTERS,

HORTICULTURISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
THE COMPOUND CHEMICAL WHALE OIL, soar
may be considered the present moment the best
preparation that was compounded for the total des
of species of nfesng The vegetable
kingdomaggets sugs rosebugs, peach, nectsine apple
aud tree INSECTS cut and army worms snail cabbage
lice all smaller which parasitic indigo
aud flowers such the oeander cactus hcns,
mesenhiauthcmu gerana erica rosacr may az by
proper apricaton thoroughly extermnate Besides the
extraordinary chespness most important item IN economy
renders for all large scael000
trees or 50 land be kept Tree from the maraudne
insects for the fiing expense OF one dollar
raising oats potatn-s, uInps, cabb
NAV A. the expense OF dollars realize hundreds by aying
their folds from the deva of the The Cou.
pound Chemical Whale sosrmay be had in bulk, jars
~ r1rr i,ounds dozen Of mel, PACKED in box
Poisos warranted the only original aud ingredients 10
destroy aud the moths bed bugs, bugs cater
niIrr cockroaches, utnes, eas flies ants
ice and every other larger animals warrnted 10
eradicate and to perform all what Intended Likewise Fly
Paper .
equality Of all prepatoo aud corIoborate the truth Of
LII Lc.at.rnc nfs Amin 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-03
DIR. SOLOMON HETNE

WpI 10 inform his patients aud the public, RI sill al
- tir. 20 hn wlfnd grnpos'uon 70 rccei'e no money
atIcf pf medicine attendance, until the yasat satisfied
with aud would he
d from ll8 Broadway No Re,de street opposite
t Marshall House where he spicits the atten,nce on IN,
shove mentioned conditions Of az who have suffered for
hm" unuer diseases considered by them incurahlr.
SOLOMON HEi\E, NJ ID.
FOR advantage Of al who wish aiend the treatment
Of Slaln eint, would h,f ~, ouly Doctor
ii-us who has ~ lived ~ bad his ose ~ Dr5sdway
House.
Tins Physician oautto thia county eight wear,
since. have hid the Seasrrc Of knowing him since that
time, and /qf witncssms mly surprising cures performed
mhe above the Of s. ysArs, aud the only
oShe who Of the medical institutions OF the
q IN and State Of New York
+: w. wErMoRE. NJ. u.
Sworn before me, this 27th day of
If Ay1l, 4. D. isi2
Res RsFp. Com. OF De.d. jyl7 I'm 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-03

DrAVO FORrES--For sale, few elegant rosewood hol-
i,y French grand on piano forces with III The
ite l iteruts. warranted aud sep time Tor " months.
l3 f.r stairs. They lre 10 b dspo ed Of IN
J.. iylq2w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-03
PHALUN'S CELEBRATED
An I'll - A N ID RI + +

u ~ L L IL a IN - II i r L
LEuVvi win WASH the dandrn completely tro In
perfectly sol lana y,
ueIgnuu cooiiig SENSATION.
Naiuape names and cniiuren Tor
.uia,u surpassed
Manufactured solely by the first premium Wig Maker,
EDWARD pHAbON, pa Broadway ~ Y.
The attempts made by various individual 10 counterfeit TIM
of the proprietor have rendered
for him 10 adopt the following ueNone genuine
,sss signed by the proprietor in INK iva msc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-03

a. G. B.
CHALLENGES c;mpetition with ALL The mportSnc.
rex of the value person figure and when by
freak nf Nature the human form is deprived of it.
air proportion Art is resored in order by artificial
q supply the deficiency Hence have arisen those wonderful
discoveries which bid Nature defiance. Bsrys Ventiaing
and Gossamer
WIGS AND SCALPS,
real Htaps HAIR which be had lac BRoa
of Liberty street, up stairs
In all eases of failure IN the growth OF aIr. BARRY offers
Remedy exclusively hs own unknown Vulgar actilion
asd those whom Nature his been bounu in her dshn-
zion OF Hair will do well PLACE themselves under his ST.
sel'ncs. Pnces TO suit the times.
~ u 6mtc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-03

DIN LEW II = F.ULH W A-NJEK,
Chemist. No w all street.
Manufacture Of Aids Diamond Cement. Chloride Of znc
Ok Silver Sorits Of tiasbone aud Mite Copsiya
Jodides OF Iron md nisre9r Dagueneoype Chemicals Lp
Causc, Ether Chloride o Sofa; Dealer I.e-chrs
u,, Dentists Gold Foil, Miner Teeth gospine arier, oil
Iodine Glass Syringes, sc. AZ, i.nsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-03

A AsH-,o tons, Of superior quality, for sale BY
PERsSE BROOKS, OIL Liberty 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-03
NO. PARK PLACE, ONE DOORFROM BROADWAY
CELEBltA rEp NJ, NJ Eeh "a TUn fiLLi4'"

Mons NJ Son continue restore Iecayed Teeth. howe's
large or small the cavity making stump into sound Ieo
instantly curing the Tooth however painful sensitive mate
point of color the natural cortex enamel OF the 2o
n heat pressure and lasts for years IN
ssiy Of rxtracn- which is injurious 20 the huma
lrrthat painful and disagreeabe operation has such TEL
oo shaier the constitution of delicate and nervous pc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
Donnrotte fnteiltNenrr.
MIR. CLAY AT CINCINNATI.

The Cincinnati Chronicle Of tho 9Th uli. thus speak,
! Of Mr. Clay's reception IN that city:
AT an carly h,ur this morning the landing and the
deck Of the in port crowded with ihungs
who went forth spontaneously 10 receive tho Great
Conmunr with hos" greetings which justly due
TO his eminent talents aud services At quarter blre
o'clock the report Of cannon announced Ills approach
and presently afterwards tho steamers Ashland aud
fairplay astcd together and "mos glorious behold y
rounded the landing. with banners waving and III
spring bursts Of music aud hearth, greeted by
the roar Of and the shouts Of the multitude 4
foot prnc, ssuu, headed by Mr.. Clay and committee
Proceeded 10 the Iinadway Hotel, and on Mr. Ga, :
appearance at the window the hroug,d streets sent up
shouts which made the wekin ring. Gov Meiealie al
dressed tho people in few spirited remarks, after which
Mr. Clay again forward and briefly expressing the
pride aud qualification he felt that the conqucfna spirit
Of 1910 still unsIhduod by adversely, confessed
himself too much iallgued 10 say much az be
Should WISH and begged to he cNcuscd--aficr which the
meeting adjourned 10 greet Mr. Crtcndon."
Nesec by the Maysye Eagle Of The 2sih ull
that MI Gays reception at that place was equally
thuslasic.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
From he Ohio State Journal.
MR., CLAY Ar DAYTON.

Tn GREAT DAyros CoNvEHTIon.-lia Having Just re-
turned irum Dayton Ne have ouly lime TO say before
gnng 10 peas. that language is inadequate pourtra,
the sublime spectacle which witnessed IN that eli,
Yesterday spectacle far surprising any lina tina. dis
tngnlshed the excited canvass Ter the Presidency IN
ls4o As to the number present. the most cadd mode
rate and competent Judges unite IN pacn. il, incredible
it may appear, the vicinity Of a HUNDRED Tnor-
SAND rIRsoNsi
The Convention IN the afternoon was addressed by Mr.
Clay IN ms most eloquent and impressive mauner ior
the space nj about an hour aud quarter Mr. c. con
fined himself exclusively TO topics Of national concern
mcnt and a. far az heard from by U.S. to the subjects u
the Currency, the Protection OF American Indus, = pno
the adverse systems OF policy pursued by tie opponent.
Of he Who ,mrry.
MI, Andrews. member Of Congress. spoke a slnr
time, and Nh Ctlttondon at greater length-he latter
on the question Of high aud bow wages and the d,,nora
zing tendencies oi the latter.
Toy. Corwin spoke about fifteen minutes, when fu-
rlous shower Of ran-which has become an auspicou,
omen 10 the Wing party-broke in NJ cn the further pro
ceedngs Of the great body Of the Conv, non
Although vast numbers, perhaps fifty thousand of I'll.
people ett the city towards the clio Of the day. We
tho town was filled with the fragments remaining
and during the evening" thousands upon Thousands
were listening To the animated haranrucs q, dif
ierrn eloquent speakers. at three several places o
meeting. When we left, at eight O'clock Mr. Ewing
was addressing an Immense multitude which hronoct
The main street. far each direction as his stron,
voice could be made to extend
Mover were PEopLr in Western Ohio bun inp will
such lneNtlngulshabc ardor and enthusiasm We shal
make clean sweep west Of the Sclou-not u wreck o
relic will remain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
At Cost to close.

eElNG determined to bring our rresen, business to
~ close as speedily as possible, we shall from this
time offer our large stock Of Dry Goods without refer
ence to cost, FOR MONEY It will be found to con
ss OF many Goods suitable to the present and approach
ing season. We are aware that in descriptions of
Goods there is considerable dccline all of stch zee offer
'cdhod regard TO cost, and the residue AT COST Buy
eTs either by wholesale retail invited to call as
wiii unquestonaby be made to their interest to deal
with us.
In addition to stock of Dry Goods we have on
hand good assortment of G { Err les
which we offer at the lowest market rates. to which we
call the attention ofour customers and others
WHITE, TARDY & IRVINE.
july % T., IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

haL"2 an dissent laltf IN ,lai - h2s geen scaten
ctd to The city prison fJf days.
The Rev. Antoine Neuen Charged with perjury.
and whose case occupied tie attention OF the New
York Court Of Gtnera Sessions during the whole Of
the last week Vas acquitted on the 18Th u The Re
corder STATED that ',ihe Court eonearfed IN tie verdict
oi the jury and we're u opinion thai the evidence in
the case Justliedit"
Several slight shocks of earthquake were Eel, at PORT
au Plait, and 81 Domingo, about three weeks since.
Usage Uhed-A letter in fhr Pillsbnrg Chronicle
speaks If very valuable Kind oi WHEAT originally pro-
cured from the Usage Indians. MIR Kelly, practical
iantr Of Jackson county. Ohio. has lad such expert
etee If ITS hardy and prolific anaes. that he thinks it
VIII yield two hundred bushels 10 the From fifty
To eighty head have sprung up from single grain
which be planted, each head containing from hun
dred to one hundred and seventy seeds.
The editor of tie Tuscaloosa Ala Monitor mentions
The receipt Ct fine rresent Of APPLES. Of the Grd crop
THIS st as,n, from Capt Janles II. D,arng, Of that
place
Mr. Henry Schaefler. soap and camille Manufacturer
No 81 Race street Philadelphia, committed suicide on
the oOlh ultby hanging himself. The verdict render
cd T. tie jury WAS TINT the act committed by the
deceased while in state OF alienation of mind induced
by religious excitement
handsome Of six twa-story frame dwellings,
was destroyed by fire at New Orleans eri tie 2st ult
fireman named James Miller Was killed on the sp,
by the fall Ola chimney.
"A .NGtdhe.-Some regues made mistake at New
Orleans On the lHh inst y stealing r,m the railroad
depot nlhe boxes OF cid type, srfts.rg il tote specie.
Strmge.-1he Norfolk Herald, says: ''1he spot
which our town occupies (and how nuch solid ground
beyond we are unable to say covered with
the depth Of II f4thons or 2 feel This is
certain, but when nobody thai know of can tell
From This depth 10 which MIR. Higgins has penetrated
in boring for pure water in The Market square cookie
sheH was drawn up tuesday. entire and Of the lar
ges SIZE OF those now III cur waters. The enamel OF
I I lta IN, .l1 Al I.A
cochIcs the present day in being very curiousy sur
mounted with ridges or WIVES curying round the she'll
1t may te seen our oice. Ofher marine fragments
from the same depth were drawn up, plovng the depth
OF tha water al some Time other--wheher before
since the lood--to have been - feet below where the
surace Of the earth is now. The remains emlod
dcd in a stratum Of sand
| "A Giant-'lhe greatest man in Europe, says the
Antwerp Journal.is dead--viz: the Belgian Giant Peer
ken Van Corp. lie Vas tact high, and 81 years Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
.V4sc kUU tsasa eSsiafel. ssoOGs.
GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH.

N 'lE snbscriberls now receiving his FALL anC
d WINTER supplyo
eso0ds,
which viii comprise the best aud cheapest stock of Good
he has had the pleasure Of Offering in this market
and having made his purchases at the most ayorab,
timo he thinks he offer Goods prices suit Tho
times. Amongst his Goods the following will be ioun,
unusually cheap:
Blue. black and colored Broadeloths
Casslmeres OF every description (some very fne)
Vesugs; Velvet. Satin, Valencia, Toilenetis. &c.
Sa'tinels and Kentucky Jeans "a large rment)
Caicoes from 4, 10 % cents
Flannel, red, white and yellow (sono 2s worth So
Cotton Cloths oioachd and brown, SO inches wide, a
6. cents
Mouscains and Challeys. from % cents to 81
ShaWls OF various descriptions
Duiiel, Mlckina" and Rose Blankets
Linscys plain and checked fulld Cloths. Genrock
Jeans, and other Goods for servants
Ladies' aud Gentemen's Claaks &c &c.
B0N>EsS.
A large lot of Florence BRAID, Cypress and Straw
Clothing.
My stock OF Clothing is large aud embraces the usu-
al assortment Of
Blue, black and coorod Frock and Dress Coats
Pilot, Beaver aud Cloth Box and Over Goats
Flushing and Mohar do do
Cloth. Cashmere, Satiinets and Jeans Pants
SILK, Satin, Valencia Velvet and Cloth Vests
Linen, Cotton. Buckskin and Stochinet Shirts and
Drawers
Stocks. Scars Suspenders, Cravats Fur Caps, Hats
Boots and Shoes.
And many other desirable Goods, too tedious to emu
merate.
As it is my determination to sell Goods at moderate
advance the cost, feel confident that it will be great
y TO the interest OF purchasers to call and examine be-
ofe purchasing NJ. HART.
ocl' d visit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

'ohaa Missionaries marry'--At netting of the A
merIcan Board OF Foreign Missions a, Norwich, in
oohhesueu', lew days since, the question was ayi,s
'eh, 'shaii missionaries mary7" An.r some discu,
zion' II ~aa eoncluled to 10y it on the table.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
\, q q Il d ut.

% rRiYED or STOLEN from my work, two mi rs
- above lyunhhutt.a small bfHrL .HU!e, a
bout fur feet high u years Old has the appearance
oono of his hind legs heinz broken ns above the knee
hasa knot on thc inside. will give FIVE DOLLARS for
tho delivery of the said mule, any information respect
90 the same will he thankfully received at I.ynclbnrg
& b. at ESF.NBI RN.
sept - IA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
GOODS. GDaDs!!GOtDs. !!

GOTDS. SDoEes!! esDPDSu
JIne 10th lSi2.
GOHN J. PUEN Is has just returned from trip at
~ ter Goods, and is now opening at his cheap CASH
Store in lynchbu5s. opposite the Market House the
following, 10 VII:
C.iEECOES. E.gU..,S. C.s.NHRl
.NISLEs'N, Sc, tor Ladies Dresses, al Sd pr
and upwards
Nanhcens, large lot real Georgia. al Cd per yard
Pantaloon Goods, and IeStings large lot and very
cheap
Cotton Stockings, black, white, MKT. blue, Sc, al,
I'd pair.
Fancy landkerchcis and Scars,
MItts, Gloves. Ribbons. Sc
Worked Collars and Lace Goods generally.
kSC,
BONNEIS Of all kinds. Artificial Flowers Band
Boxes. Grape Sans Shs. Wells, Irish Linen lIol
land Pins, Tapes, Needles and
Thousand Other Articles,
XII which bought IN the present dull of the Nor
them Markets, Will be sold al very low prices
JOHN j. PURViS
june 90 tsif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
TIE "WISE" FISHERMEN,

from Utc fdFSMOWh, J u. banner, Oct. |.
II is said that the President will to-day leave Castle
Calhoun ior the seat OF Guvcfument in the biood hound
steamer Ponselt. We regret that on duties would moi
allow US The pleasure OF visiting the President during
his sgonrn al the Rock Castle Veg a microscopic
view OF him from the north window ufour ao--at the
distance oi D mlles-ho seated piece of hcwn
granite, amusing himself with the inny tribe-many of
which he drew mp TO the "gHHotHc' Wise sat on
the right OF his EXccIcncy, and baitcd his hooh-
Noland sat few feet IN his rear, and took the fish OF
oi the hook aud handed ,hcm to pr. Mallory who sat
on the left OF his fXcecncy, with large kitchen knife.
with which he performed the dulrsof sealing aud anat
om2lng which being done, he handed over the fish To
jim kins, who held the handle ola frying pau The
greater part of the fish his FXcciency hooked up were
ol the "todd' species Wise seeing that he irctted
at the constant nhbng OF these toadcs, in order to ap
poase hun, seemed to say, these toads will count as
much as better fish in report Of your Evceency's ex-
plots. and that he believed John Tyler was the most
PROFOUND, CONSISTENT and CONSIDERATIONS fisherman
that ever cast lune--a which Jim showed his ivory
as much as 10 say, "that ar a fac, Wise"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10


The West India Mail Company steamship .,,ed,ro,,
Captain smith. touched al tho Eazc ON Friday the I'D
instant having lett era Cruz ON the 18th She brought
I'VE passengers, amongst whom is the bearer of des-
patches from the American Minister at Mexico The
ned'cay was on rsmpico and landed the mails A Sc.
we're horihey wind prevailing the time she was I'M
able TO receive the homewarl mail.
he most important item Of intelligence by this arri
val Is the fact OF the appointment of '. Annnle as Am
oassador Extraordinary to the Government of Washing
ION lie had already lo, and entrusted with pie
nary powers Tor the settlement of the questions at issue
between the two countries. 1t is stated that an cxpcdj
ton was fitting ont at era Cruz for Galveston oonss
g OF steamer, and another which was expected from
England, and three four schooncrs Troors were con
contatng IN every direction Several thousand were at
Jamla and II was confidently believed that an invasion
OF leAas would take place in a few weeks
IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
The steam ship Merchant, Capt Boyle, arrived here
ms morning from Texas. bringing dates 10 the 9th inst
ny TINS arrival we learn that the th inst a party
Oh THIRTEEN HUNDRED MENICANs, under Gen VOL
surprised and took the town of san Antonio. with some
nifty white inhabitants. President Houston has issued
this aggression
his intelligence, the authenticity of which appears
onquesuohabe, would 60 TO prove only that Santa
Ana perfectly serious in his designs upon Texas but
d' the long contemplated Invasion has absolutely taken
place body of thirteen hundred men, under the COM
mand of an experienced and sacacous leader ,anc nos
session OF frontier town, would seem but the irerun
her OF larger forces and more serious conflicts We may
therefore, be prepared ur stirring news from the Young
republic jas
galveston was visited ~ most severe and destfuc-
I'VE hurricane on the 18Th instant. The wind had
blown heavily all day producing very high tide in the
bay and driving the water considerable portion of
the town to the depth of three feet At night the yio
ence of the gale increased and considerable damage was
sustained. Among the buildings injured were the new
!, fhp ,rallO -
rent and the interior greatly damaged the Catholic
thurci somewhat lnjnred; the stores Of Nessrs Hall
Gadman John, De Lacy, Benedict and several others
suffered more or less injury. The loss OF property is
lost. '''S' "''o
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o. o ss ss u " =.
rENIlE STORE ROOM OF TIE NlnGlNlAN
4 OFFICE.
September ~ If
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F.adic4' e1snc SINNERS,

FUSIFV# VEFfF %H1EFTpVFS,
JIST RECEIIEU ~
JOHN &. MEMS.
Oct. Il 3nf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-05
VOLUME 2s. NUMBER 1874.
Summary.

PERTINENT IayERrrSEScK-"Whats your prni4ss,ro =,
said lawyer day or two since in Criminal CoasI ad
dressing witness whom he n cross-l estnnny
with emphasis. " '''
81 am lawyer" said the speaker
'Ihen have studied Blackstone q, t,le or no mn,
pose, or you would ask sucl, aues,..n- n
Il merely asked you, continued the lawyer .becaase
have not the pleasure OF your acquaintance .~-
"Well, shall not tell you' etorted the Witness .ss
h@re no desire 10 en!tirafe yous."-N.O o. Pic. II.
AMHERST CoLLsot.--Sub-cnpion have recently been
obtained Tor this institution the of fifty tasa "a
dollars Mr. John Toppan Of this city gave one Thousand
ana "uer benevolent citizens smaller There appear.
10 De no end To the hberaliy of czensas Bulletin
Mr.. Samuel Walker Of Ezabethtown near Pi,t-hurr
fa., has since he commenced business built 40 steam
boats and 900 keelboa and barges making in all over 3
arge Doa constructed and got under the direction o!
a single individual "
The arrival OF hive vessels in day from the West In
Dies without any other cargo than hundred
ung oil rather uncommon occurrence in any port
OF the United Staes-Owners vessels cannot hen,
long at sea- without adequate compensation Did the Out
wnrd bound voyage pay them sufficiently for returning emp
" IN. O. Bulletin. "r-
The steamer Oneida, splendid boat was totav wreck
cd on Stony Point, between Kingston and Sucket,s Har
DOT during the late gale The ST. David from,
kingston to Montreal was also totally at Howes
Island
The propreors of the newly established TYLER new.p.
per IN fhiladepha, the Evening Express' have been
unfortunate IN DEMONSTRATING been arrested for foger
and one OF them jail being unable 70 give the 20oo
bail, which was demanded of him.
The Century Plant, loaned for exhibition to the Albany
orphan Asylum by Gen. Van Rensselaer, has Welded /,
that Institution upwards of 1000 dollars.
The editor of the Michigan Wing has been mn, in mil
and his editorial head is embellished with dark lokine
the cut OF grated window, while his are dated n
JAM lie seems to be in toerable spirits saying-As for
oure we expect no ball. but will not repne instead
OF Whiting nights after having worked hard all day. we now
the whole time We hope friends any time they
are disposed to CALL and any testimony Of their regard will
be gratefully received"
Western Rail Road.-The Boston Transcrpt give. The
following statement of the gross receipts on this Road for
each month OF $780, 1871, and 1912
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1842-12-05

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The pree 81 certificate package whole ,r,cte,. in
the above splendid Iis $500 certificate Of 20 ,vs.
only sioo certificate Of 20 certificate az
20 eishts only s25 and eerste package may draw ,e
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hoiI 4 90 continue To send Capitals almost every
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Make party or two and send down all the by
prizes such ~ $4,000 $4,000 &e there lose
you Lin o-uer ~, down at once and
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hichWsnd, Va.
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