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these can be attributed the strange and vindc-
tive spirit Of opposition aud embarrassment tina,
has marked the course of Congress toward the
Executive, touching matters in reference &c
which he was known TO entertain views some
what different from those which some Of that
| body chose, for the time being, to profess? To
what other source can be traced the hot haste
with which the President was required TO give
up his views and his opinions and 10 subscribe
10 the policy marked out for him, by those
who had thus very kindly elected themselves his
guides and consciencekeepers Like the cen
turion, they would have had him ''do this" or
'do that" at their bidding: and if not obedient
In all things, he was TO be met on all hands by
determined hostility-to be thwarted, over
| ruled, or thrust into an unnatural or false posi-
ton before the country, as might best be within
the power OF those who thus were determined to
deal with him. There was one star alone that was
TO be kept at all hazards, in the ascendant: and
everything that threatened obscurity to it,
whether from natural causes or otherwise, was
to be forced aside or crushed And how well
these men have played their part, the last twelve
months witnesseth.
Its by no means pleasure 10 US thus to up
braid any portion of the Peoples representatives
II is duty unwillingly performed. Far hap
pier should we be, were il in our power, to sing
their praises. Truth and justice, however, for
bid it, But even yet they may not be dead to
every generous feeling
With Congress now rests the power of un-
doing all that has passed, that has resulted in
injury or embarrassment to the country. In
the name of that common country, then, we
mplore them to review their acts--to inquire,
seriously and in good spirit, whether there is
not some middle and safe path, that may be
honorably and cordially trod both by them and
the Executive. Pass just tariff by itself-the
President will sign such bill. If they will but
do this, in that forbearing spirit that should
govern all those to whom are committed the
destines Of the country and who are acting not
for themselves alone, but for mighty and con-
hdng People, all will yet be well. If contrary
counsels, however, shall continue to prevail, it
needs not the gift Of prophecy to foretell what
the end will be. The season Of calm inquiry is
fast approaching. The spirit of impartial inves-
tgation is beginning to influence the People, to
the exclusion of all other considerations They
will learn, in season for vigorous action, the
sources whence the evils which now atflict them
have sprung-and knowing, will promptly apply
the remedy. That action Of the People, we
with pleasure await!
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THE CRISIS AND THE ISSUE.

We have all along thought that it was proper
for the Republicans throughout the Union, who
have been for some time divided by party differ
ences, to fall back on first principles, and resist
to the utmost the inroads that are daily at
tempted on the Constitution by the Federal
lovers Of ''strong" Government. Since the
days of John Adams, the Aristocratc party
have never assumed such strong ground as they
at present occupy. Thevery charter of our Ii
berty is to be undermined in order to crafty the
petty malignity of one man. All checks on has
Iy and precipitous legislation are to be removed,
and the will of reckless majority is to ride
roughshod over the long established usages Of
well-regulated Republican Government. The
CONSTITUTION is IN DANGER
From the time the President vetoed the Bank
BILL the Federalists saw that the sceptre had
departed from Israel--that without Bank, the
success OF their measures for the establishment
of National Debt and high protective Tariff
was more than doubtful;
"Wth that point lost
Went all their hope and rather than take less
Cared not to lave at all
bulnOW ~ MAKE endt ISSUE VI du INVASION OF lDe
charter of our liberties None but the boldest
and most reckless spirit dare undertake it, and
the burden was accordingly placed on the shout
ders of the Federal Atlas, who staggered be-
meath the load His followers let this subject
sleep since his departure for Ashland, but still
pursued the same course of attempting to head
Captain Tyler on the Tariff bill that they had
failed in on the Bank question.
W ell, the bold attack was made Resou-
tons, denouncing the Constitution for contain
ing the Veto article, were brought forward in
the Senate of the United States, and supported
by Mr.. Clay, of Kentucky, not so much be-
cause the principle was strong, but because
John TYLER tods President, and it enabled him
to carry out the principles of Jefferson and Ma
dison--the cherished principles of his own long
political life
| o most lame and impotent example of petty
malice-of disappointed ambition which casts
the author, in single day, from patriotic ely
| sum into the shadows Of dark political death
| O melancholy night shade, to close up a Ions
bright stream of professed honorable patriotism
! The do,pnfdH of the Constitution! Gould
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. HOME SILK.

We were highly gratifed TO see the PREsI-
DENT, dressed in full suit of black home siik
on the 4th of July. The stuff, beautiful
twed cloth, was presented to HIM by Mr.. Rapp,
of the manufacturing colony of Economy, just
finest texture, and equal to any European web
of the kind
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MEssRs. HUNTER AND SAUNDERS

MEooho' nun HN A'ND
Sketches of the excellent Republican Speech
es of Messrs Saunders and Hunter, on the We
to Message, will be found in the proceedings Of
Monday. These gentlemen do the President
Justice, and their Democratic constituents will
endorse what they say
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KNINE Els.

We have before us specimen OF the pen
knives manufactured by Mr. Abbot, Of New
Hampshire. We consider them superior in
every respect TO those manufactured by Rodgers.
In this opinion we are sustained by Judges in
The several Departments who have eifectuaily
tested their quality
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Mr.. CLAWS speeches have been published IN New
York. 10 one volume of about 600 pages, We re-
commend to every Wing and Locofoco IN the land to
procure copy, read it through and inwardly digest
It's contents.--LoiceH Codrter.
We specially recommend his celebrated and
unequaled speech against United States
Bank.
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BANK OF THE MErRoPoL ;, July 4tn ISL

BANK OF THE METROPOLIS, July 4tn 1872
T an election This day held, according to law, at
IA the Banking House of the Bank OF the Metro
polls for Directors of that institution Tor the en-
suing wear the following gentlemen were duly elect
ed, viz:
John p Van Ness, Naihanel + Caurh'
James ThomI son, John w Mau,y
Thomas Carberry, Georse !" c,. olaha"' anu
John Boyle, liue"an NiosS'
Lewis johnson,
The next day (July 5th) the Board met and unani-
roousIv elected John p. Van Ness, President and
af erwards. also unanimously elected Charles Hill
rector OIL the vacancy IN 'he b'',1 pr'duc'' ny
tho election OF Gen. Van Ness to the Presidency
July 6-3t
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HSWe will publish the remarks of Messrs.
Watterson, Wise and Smith, on the Veto Message,
in a day or two.
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A communication was received from the Sc
cretary OF State, containing an authenticated
copy OF the reasons which induced the Presi-
ueh' OF the United States to sign the Apporion-
ment bill
The House then adjourned.
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NOV in the course Of publication. Directory Of Arts,
Of their ..prneiple. and psesss By Andrew Ds.. NJ.
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yins.I tn. rs gpays.iOnaSiy Ms most popular Of
he Of ali classes or The eommuhity Tie foli,wins
the mporsut objects which the learned author
principle;
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The Law 70 Sees. acquainted with the nature Of those
stSy fo present such clear EXPOSITION Of the
staple manufacturers, dissuade from nacting
laws Which Distract industry. or cherish one or an.h to
And ssy 10 give the reader INTENT chiefly on in
tslIcctua Of Of the nob - achieve
matter 70 which Great britain ana he United States owe
their paramount wealth. rank and power among the nations
TSe latest statistics Of every imeostsdt object Mansc
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G To any person sending us doIar at time in ad
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

TO The AMERICAN PUBLIC.
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ns n 0 Gn s S thu
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ton The inowisdss fits yond,a mfusness !so SsR
g. ss Ss ss.
s' q.
control Of the patient, II scarcely Necessary this period
ton Of Urine and ali diseases arising from deb
sns
srSsS o! i. being speedy s pr%a
uent and effected without pam or trouble Should there how
mend 10 hem ali confidence my own personal
$ ::s;;s 81, x
IN, hi ss 'sV s aa an
dial psinei.s bod on i,s thoroughly nSu
sra powsr in males when red iced 70 Utter and apparently
nss Of he
from Pr Masnn s foreign sslser-
sompsuisl t. deciined committing myself inayiduay,
thousand setes, coupled with the receipts Of certificate.
p.I:oes cs:.ysssa can =, sahss:.iasy sssns ::
my %s;, hopes: the trou:
end, for wksL .ee%nenSsS and has become % usiy
r. &: -: :snD
nom n.t ,nS f m nJen1 III. vs
asa .a: nd Z: ~. .e s. he, hsy;
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ea .Sfs sist siss dssas
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gratitude 70. The srersye pa,ropaee which, lie as.u Of he
a'' ne rofii w ssif'is IrSt MD
es Sor s,'S stree. Ss Nsr xos
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS.
l These invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
Europe but France IA partieular for upwards Of thirty
years we'll by thousands in this country being The
only Mild acos remedy for married ladies Whoo0
health forbids a teo rapid increase offsnily. 'T,E
Madame Restel, a. well known, for hirthy ysass
Female Physician in the two PRINCIPAL Female Hospitss
Europe-those of Vienna end Psrswhere favored by her
great experience and she attained that csl
kritv in those great discoveries In medical
eafv adsuted the female frame for which her medicines
now sand unrivsIei well n this country in Eureps Hes
acauantancs with The physiology aud anatomy Of the female
frame enabled hsrby tacing the decline snd ii health d
married females in the meridian Of life and the
oueni rapid and on apparently ipsxpeabs whi
coneirn many fond mother a premature grsvs-s ths
true scureeto arrive knowledge Of the primary ~
female Of married (snass-Whieh IN
ooe led the discovery Of her celebrated preventive Pow
ders Their adoption has been the Of prsssrvg
only the health bt the life e sAectosats wife
and fond mother. . 4
The advertiser feeling the Importance Of this gubjse ~
,iopoS weud most respectfully arouse the atsso1 Of The
sarrisd BY al that they hold nsar I'D desrt coeedsn
don y not wise sad yirtuoss 70 PREVENT sto which ~
subject BY simple and healthy ne.ne within eestrol
Every Ssps.is.ats yi,suo.s a.a sniistsasd mind WI
dame RsssI rsesmnsods g ever rseSnmsodsa rss sss
sns They can be fo w.rd:a By mai. 70 my part e The ",
MADAME REsTELL, Female fhysle'sn Priosipei s@s;'
to o'cik NJ Boston Once No. yEssex u. ne d9wlm.
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PORTUGUESE
r e M A L z P / L L 8 ,

M DE seupEf sSStR 4, X. B. EisbsN. .eETygAL.
pills are eomposed hs. snsSs Dan a. wonder md sdt
ration the world f are hnsrp 81 over ksYg: e =
r. it,Iin producing ths non1hy ssEnt III es1snU'
,bsn , %a that ssts 81 healthy :y
Di.esr.s. us;s S,FsE ~ - ,sIopsa
round with Of ~ sss.gsc -, ms1 f. sis q
81 for Inc continent q 4nsrsh, ~ A.. r,,s..s
ass,ss Let6sn directed . Dr. p Meiyssa, ssz p
will meet with qnsSsss ssssnnoa Sost s sors -
No Saif boses sspt By mall
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No. 10 BARCLAY STREET,
OCULIST

No. 10 BARCLAY STREET. s.s
WITHIN TWO DOORS or THE Aston HOUSE.
us psepsratons have in almost every in.t.no. .a.A
astsnishus all milan discases Of ne ~
~eakness d NS ke sad many cpses oe ievrd ~ -
snrabls, ~ V iully ai.ssied b. the following
'f w CERrlfiC iTES. fala rl tH
certify that Jacob Valentine, youth OF about Is rear or
age brought my house lis ia apparently blind He
ed today that he has TIE psusnt Of
IL, rrApcs whose ment has been the nears uuder
God. Of recoS sinE his sight
Rector Of 81, Georges Church an st. March s.ls4"
wasnearly blind for twelve yesfs ne"ua eovsriug
the sight, and yerfecy by Or = raAeis
MARTHA BRO vN, i77 ForsySh sry,es"
l certify 10 the above bang tris state xieuts s,.s
q BENEDICT, Pas'er Of the stanton at. Chureks
nearly blind for wenty y.sr with Cataract in
each Surgical sil rsortsd without any aood f
feet; but from The Of DR. Francis wo1oerul feaIaioa
for hat disease sry sight 10 Perfectly restored. Il l-
HESTER JUHNsON.iss nth 1t New York
I'VE tbs undersigned, have ssed the astonishing eff
eacy Of DR. Franais r disc OF TIVE Eye un
hs.sinsly commend thea to The notice of the public
DyNcAN DUNBAR. Pastor of MeD sugi street cA.rch.
s!h CONE, Pastor Of the First Be, tst Church.
JACOB bkOUNEk, Pastor # the S-r,h Bspisi Church
JOSEPH ANDRACE, Roman CatAolic frlest of 81
Peters Church. 81 'r -
Numerous certificates can be at I Onice.
-PrsparsI aud sod by DR.. J. FRANCIS, No. 10
Darcl y srsst Ne~ York
o. Artificial Eyes inserted eqra in appearances !. ,hs
natural. 7 Md 80 u,el uadS W
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COUNTERFEIT.
FEMALE MONTHLY
PILLS.

OWING to the celebrity, ecsey and nyriab1s gueeea q
~ Madame Resteh's Female Monthly Fills in all q
urraulay suppression, stoPpaGs Of those functions
nature whh the health q every female depends. snes
eounerfets and limitations continually attempted to -
psmsd OF for the genuine Cheap common iis poha
Fsmsls Monthly Pills with The object q seng pos.bls
attempts impose upon them 1t 10 sue,ent here Qas
hat ell Female Monthly Pills countsrfets except hoes
New York, and No. Essex street, Boston. Price ~.
Madame Rsstss signature written on The osvsr Of sssh
B. The married. under circumstances must ahst,s
from their for reasons contained in the directions
ri dGwl nv
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MADAME RESTELL.

T2EMALE PHYSICIAN, Once and residencs ll6 0rsenl
wich street. tsetwsen Csrlsndt and Liberty strss4
where she consulted with sricest eondencs email
complaints incident to the female frame -, J.
Madame Restss sspsisaes and knowledge in the traA
men Of obstinate Of female regulary stopege sp
prssson such to require sata few days for eertaa
relief snd perfect recovery Ladies desiring proper med
will BE- accommodated during SUCH time with private md
whose dscats psearous health forbds rapid inersG
Family will be sent y mail to any q the United State
Prcs package ALI lettsrs (post uad) sadssas1 b ~
Ooe, n Y. city, will be received. .laN. .sa.l. q
Boston Once Ma. Eseex st. j. al L. sf.., q
B-Maiame Restsh would inform ladies residing out e
the city whose health would not admit OF travelling thst
would her attendance them
ofthe United States within reasonable dstanos, p
M dkWlm$ lItt f f's
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MEDICAL AID.

ALL these in assd q m.die. aid q certain description
d. sssss sss:n ms ' s
and published BY Dr. Gregory, 1883; 1884, he pusshed
ss
IL
city practice Mott nearly the church.
tbs ss s . H.
% &: q ss %
spess ereucstanes condition Of ease The plan Of
s 70 s= s s1 :s
oss 9 r. ard % g with
symptoms should occur The ice u the isot
ss
trent f s VI ,h lead him into he
show: :.ii oes,ssasiy such ir.sa.SilS
ssiui. nsvisS.ianains
s as,s Ss ns
tees speedy and permanent cure Abe poetors residence
:r ;ss TSs Soof may .s had 4
@ &c at home c n:
ofshs DAY and .i; gsni .S, s.,,, t,o. -.
cs ' with he DE- t g. may ssd II.
Vic ). obtained and Sts!s sisar ds. rp9n
20 .n and % hs
hEELsThs sassr err begs leave 70 inform Re rub
III valuable invention. which ONLY needs known
The following ae The many advantages it possesses
VTbe siascity ADDS to the durabi y Of the boot one.
ns;: The h.s
sd-Ii boots fom running down at the side
back. -s...
4tnI enables one to walk with much less IA
tgue, the heel g!vi & natural spring at each step.
shit does not cut and carpets like the iron JAILED
ps m at Il; sane:
prices Of the common heels
Boot. Of quality and description. wholesale and
tail, at the old stand.
H. NEWELL,
mel ia Chtham street
WRENCH ARTlFICIAI. FLOWERS, and Mstersis for
Florists-BRUN, LAROSIERE x CO. lis William
street. have just RECEIVED BY the Ha,re packets Ago and
Francois list, and offer for salt
1000 Boxes French Artificial Flowers comprising general
assortment Of the most fashionable fow,rs Worn in
Paris.
Dozen Pink Saucers suitable for flower makers war
rantsdof the first quality.
10 CASES Materials for florists, vx:passrs muslin loss
silks, wires, leaves, buds. blo.so Olives &C &c.
of howors as they spear in Paris.
Dealers will find 10 their advantage call The stock
is extensive the prices moderate, and article selected
with the greatest care. ms im'
RERLINIkON CASTlNG3-ConsIs Of fra tenders
and summer on amens o. superior Manufacture to close
sn''''' "''''' oELRiCHs KRUGER,
m Rr,a dsfrset
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REV A RE.

We fouud inquiry that Of late some have
sSS Ss.s Sfss
s ecas & s be 'ns car
'"0I1''ptTTiA Sf{ERiNG WITH THE HEALTH.
and lives Of their fellow mep for the purpose OF rsaIng
greater profits 0R s iSs sli ra ~ TBIc article
[ IL, e;
M DO Le rsrt;su'i f NS,is: 20 ,,,,
f 29H ,ssTiSE 'sGfroRrrNe TIE AMERICAN FLAG
soGa s4saH R4s ASs ssns''H'
Coun sIfsiters dare not initiate shi. COW n.-....
rEA EKPESeEf 81 HHoEkEh6Sb eehND
TO sEssBs. J. rEAsE soN-D.:. ST.: :5 +
have net the pleasure ora personal with YOU
ss; +
IA s sss l my very mu
e,oey me By s1S made b., Ps
Il
:$. '' s" z SSass
N B1Rsy; ar: Lyon delivered sermon a. Allen street
, he dr IL. above sSsSeS 9s sn eve 20 wn Of
d, peculiar efficacy Of our a 81 Sna CaSdy
" Pedars sn. Cenfeei,ners are not appointed Agents
s:ss srS1i pr: IL %Ss% q esPsy oS
tsire wholesale and retail Country erdsss punctuay
Tsrus invariably Gosh. All letters must be postpsd
AGENTS.
Rnshton Aspinwal, lilo Broadway 10 Aston House.
Thomson cor Fulton and lillian sta.
ssaa: Fulton st. and GIANT, IL sSSs,ns. Of Broad
Gsr SS 3 zsSss as 10 81 6oeI g. fnisSs,pa.. +.
r Jassers.on. No no b.iii@or, st. Baltimore. Md
Msssrs DuDose X Co. Mobile, Ala
MessrsJ y Curns Co. No. 10 Exchange Place. New Or
Rev Sir puvan asa Broad at, Newark NJ
Mr. w " Halde man, Louisviile, KY
Mr. Piereev Teller Detroit Mich MO
yXyANTED-A young from is II year. Old who car
w be well msnded, and who can spe al the French
'e ss - A Issw s ia Fross stree.
(SoNL YARD TO LEAsE.-1be C1ntoc co al ard. No
IN. sdysrissr vii attend daily at ii oelosk A. NJ ANVIL
LlAMs sFERGUsON's corssr Of Madison and Jeferso
streets. mi ecd Qw.
uAvANA--MKs. VESTS BOARDING HOUSE 4
removed 70 the Gale San Pedro Ne enfene de Ia Ma
ghin by this latter direction the building known to al
points OF the csty.
The extensive alterations and repairs upon house hsvn
strangers visiting Havana estabshmen lar superior 10 ia
thing OF the before know, il th
city. II situate directly the Bay and cornmsnos a.
extensive view the entire haroo. the country
ne. PsseDrers for Havana must obpin pss- r, from ~
tt6eaby, Spanish Consul which arrival s tai
eor'orty herewith. permit land with bsgr sse &c ha
~ q ssrs % house WIN p.a
BY s Clerh all vessels with passssas az soo
es they enter the harhor -
Havana Dee as, 1891. oascod EN-
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HATS! HATS! HATS!!

RROWN CO.'S One Price Hat Store wholesale and re.
fashion; beauty, durability and economy are combined to
have the pleasure now offer in addition
TO their recsry improved sho, Hspp hat style the
the costly aud bel % that The difference easy
perceived Price three dollars We strictly adhere The
hat tor the rce charged n thesa hats
the public the think they the utn
VI beauty. durability. ard comfort
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VALSONfiNE PAINTING, for Beau.y, Economy, Dura.
biy, &cpossess advantages ever every other .ytem
iancy Of Color and s applied much less zine than
On Ianng It's wei LOT wall, OF any ~.
general. -
New York who will the best reference
and all Information respecting the same WORK promptly
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M EDlCAL CARD-pR. CoorrR, no. IL Duane st pea,
IVA Chatham ST. s affords relief 10 the afflicted Of both sen
lie be always eonulted, with the
N worst easss Of ds!ieats dseasss s,seusl aechOni
d. IS extensive practice for the asi eight years par
eu n brunch o. s profession xnsrentee sa sy~edy and
epte few days without the use OF any o,hs'
tNscrous mencin No interruption from business or as
IN the mode OF living All whose have been pro
Sss,d or aggravated b. naxesmsnt may y with u
from IN the morning mta 10 night w
hoe ~ rvnnsM mim'
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CHEAP HARDWARE STORE.
L HARDWA ARE kCUTLERI Received per late arrivals !,
from ingham aud She field Together vita general
he very LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The attention. Of Country Merchants Buiiders Cstiaot
Makers &C. solicited exaninatsn of his stock and
e.: h. L confident hey ell ssd II e hs'. ips's't' 70
9!e Greenwich corner BsreisK; New Ycrf.
reeulsr supply Of FALL RIVER CUT NAILS, and
Cooper Glue Alsoa complete assortment OF Meshan.ss
Tools, janice Screws, &c. ms sn'
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CHINA GLASS AND EAhTHEN WARE-A Hist Of
prices Of Chias GLASS &c. sofd by X 6iMPSON sAstor
House Brosdwsv who he,ps the best articles and sells
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