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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
BRIGHTON MARKEr-NIoxpAr. Aug. %. 1873.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Parotl
At market $50 Beef Ca,le IS Store 30 Cows und Calves
3O0l Sheep, and go Swine.
PRcEs-Be6 Ca,eWe quote to correspond with last week,
Wis few at 80 IS first quality IS al so second
quality 3 rs a 4 p third quality, 50 a 8 So
SiOres-A very few sales only effected.
Coos aud Carss-saes Sli SIC, sis, $40, and s23
&tecp-Sma lots from 100 To 30 Old Sheep, l75 to . ~
SpReA lot of old Hogs from Ohio, Burrows
Small Shoats fiom "a to &c. At retail from to &c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
HOW DID THE LoCos VOTE?

factions speak louder than words !" and while
the Locofoco presses nre busy III their attempts to
wheedle the people Into the helief that Locoloco
Congress will give the wool growers better pro-
lection, we desire to remind our readers how the
representatives Of that pary have acted aud voted
AT tie first session Of the last Congress- Mr.
Winthrop (Whigj of Massachusetts raised the first
question in favor of Protection al The Locos Saue
sir uoted against IT,
AT the opening Of the second session, Anterior
Sof N. H. (Loco) made the first move against Pro-
lection, and all tie Locos but 10 poted toih him.
The next question occurred on the passage OF
the hrst Tariff BILL aud all The Locos but Owe uot.
ed against il.
After the veto, Mr.. Fillmore Whg) introduced
II resolution Ia favor OF the new Tariff with the
Distribution clause excluded and all The LocoS bt
ONE r0ted against it,
On the final passage of the hill, only A Locos
in the Senate and 10 in the House voted tor it
aid of these only one member was from New
Eniland
These are the facts, provoahle by the records
But tOhy did they vote? Because the Tariff
did not give protection enough? MOTOR theI
they would have endravored to increase prnlec
lion by amending tho bill. This they did not do
The fact is, they voted against it because it was
TOO PROTECTIVE. Such was the ayo val o
their great leaders in the Senate Messrs. Calhoun
mud Woodbury., and such the reason assignee
10y the Locoloco organ in Boston Read the dec
laration from the Post once more:
"The Democrats OPPOSED the bill DC fo
- Z. -
PRO rECTIVE as 10 be prohibtory in its chur
act,r." Il Jston Past .Aug. %, 1912.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

p3-The College idrnt youth, who edits the
Burlington Denrocrut is very solictous To
have the farmers believe that the Tariff dnes
them no good and his argument is that in 1889
wool bore better price Than now. Very we'll,
sir-Ilow we beg to inform the young gentleman
that the farmers owe it to The Wigs that they got
so good price in 1889. The Tariff of 80 was
saved blythe ichigs aud it was The ehigs who COM
PEELED Tie Iocos o make a gradual reduction Of
that Tariff to 20 per cent. instead o: an instonid-
neous one. In 1889 the process OF reduction had
not been completed, aud hence The price OF wool
was ns good us it was. When The reduction had
been completed aud duties had been brought
down to the locoioco standard OF 20 per cent,
wool was NOT so high Us it is now.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
JOIN MATTOCKS s."

And John Mattocks has fearlessly acted up to
the spirit of this sentiment in Congress- and he will
aim to act up to it to the highest attainabe point
Why, then, do anti-slavery men oppose him? Do
they dream that any good will be gained by ostra-
cisng such men from the public councils? They
are sadly mistaken, if they do.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
NEW ARK.


yuNuF nm rescn of tho ton of Neyark in the
.m ~ ~ ~ . b.,o, "a, w. vi ~, ~. $50 as
y " ", W ~, M, a. 80 ~, @ ' - - 30
~ I w S ~ rar, yo;d liz %
IL G ~ ~ y, 80 i 'us % ~ ~. I i,.' ~, or tha ~
Iaiai iI, " ~, ~ - Lna IT,, ,a ~ n .hich ia Jns
u 'S S p 'eP " Ky 'onH 10y W. w i sh, 81
z? % 20 uivs VI 'ne Isl y lh o yum M" 40
10y ponB IVY w. w., =, o w ,,g 20 - A. ~
res s % , gnt ol cnG y! , ~ 'ot w, G
~ az ~ u,s.'.ou ~ iIP' U. M ~ wi
no. vun G o 3c pg is o Sos R ~ rn
' w w w TO- o % uue ~ aotes ~ +, hi ,
I'm, TN u ni J.. now o ii 'o ;h ~ isac
I 10 - y, a. H ~ 1E @ nv i,5 inai
io' NO. u, uue s' ,c'Hs ~ %
~ t ~ a. 5os 49, i ;i Wy ;, t, W. ~ ,conc
a u =, - ~ Jno ~ i e5o o i, ds,iin ,n"i
Gnu ~ ~ a., >, e TX, ,h IT,, r ~
ALL ~ isn Sa3 os I, ih, Of J,s Rhodes
I o w. e 80 ~ - AZ W.. n M ~ ~ " T. 49,,
~, ~, ~ 9V.vS ~ ~ %
& n no ~ StsS m ~, ~; ~ i "i it Vv,ii;u5
a L LII ~ 1ii W. Is II, i'sn, ~ no o lam
io5s, Nv ii | Wy 80 ~, y ~ ~ 'p 10, uu' ~,
N I G5 - ,os @ i,s vi Sel iaI " l pt o
~ i 49, a ~ ~, i no. isnt u AZ
III , 3 t ~ MI ii T., @ 90 ' & n ~ III i
az r, ~ 1, - ~ w., y ~. w. -, ~, ~ ~
20 20 acs og sht OF soot hogcl 10y no. uue ~
also 2oo acres Isl dyislon Original night OF Edward james, lot
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

And much OF said lands will be sold public auction the
dwelling of Timothy Hancock in said Orange the
Thursday Of October next, 10 O'Clock oenoOn shall be
requisite discharge costs, unless previously
paid. CARLOS CARPENTER, Fist Constable.
Dated At Orlnge this 18th day Of AUGUST A. D. ls3 q
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

To the Honorable supreme Court to be hold en-
Chelsea within and Or the county of Orange and State
Of Vermont the fifth Tuesdly after the 4ih Tuesday
in January in the year Of chr Lurd Thousand eight
humid, and fmiy 0ur.
TINHE petition Of Lydia b. Austin Of Randolph in sad
i county humby ,howclh that the fist day Of Janu.
the year OF our Lord thousand ey.t hundred and
thirty she lawfully married 10 john Austin then of
said Randolph and thai from that tins your petitioner
nucd live with the said JOHN Ausn, her husband
faithfully ooing oil things required, and absainng ON all
things irohlbed by her said marriage covenant until
month Of Sept 1886 when The said John Austin vii
fully deserted your pelIun.r at Salisbury Addison coun
~ and Slate Of Vermont, ana went TO parts unknown
your petitioner, and has that lime returned
contributed any thing 10 the support Of your pcttoer, but
has left her entmey dependent on her and
The kindness other friends
Your pc oner therefore prays the Honorable Court that
the bdnts Of matinuny between her and the said John
Austin may be dissolved, aud that such aimony may be
decrecd 10 your petitioner as 70 the honorable Count sha
seem just. LYDIA b. AUSTIN.
Aucst WM NUrrIvo, Atty.
Randolph June l0th l84S.
STATE OF VERMONT Tho foregoing peioa
Orange County }bens presented and it ap.
peang that the said John Austin does not ,lde this
STATE is dered that SAID Austin be mortified Of Inc
pendencs Of This penon by publication e thu with
this order hereon, three weeks successfully the Yer
mont Wa;chman and Slaie journal, published at said
Montpelier tao last Of which publications be al least
days beIo'e the sa1 OF the SAID Court VIII oh
shall be sufficient him TO appear aud answer
Given at said Randolph this l2lh day cf June A d lsi3
"a WILLIAM HEBARD Judge deup Court,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
eWSeeW GaDDsyss

TOHN 3. LANGDON has just received from Boston
y $4,000 90 worth of New ana Sedsunlbe Goods which
all bought with CA,H, ami will be sold Exc ED
INGLY Low for cash approved credit al tie old
stand of LANGDUN and WRIGHT.
Stptenu"r 2, 1913. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
CALHOUN IN NEW ENGLAND

The Charlestown Is. C) Mercury, Mr. Cal
h0un's organ, says that large mnloriIy of the To-
coiocos of New England prefer Mr.. Calhoun to
Mr.. Van Buren, for President, and this is endorsed
10y the Boston Post. What think the wool grow
ers about the prospect of getting Protection from
n Calhoun party? What thinks the third party
about elping this advocate of perpetual slavery
to get eleclorIal votes IN Now England?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

THE propHetors anu land owners # the town Of Mans
l. field IN the county Of Lamoo and state Of Vermont,
hereby nouird that petition with be presented the
Legislature their be holden October next
praying Of six each Of taxable land in
aid town OF Mansfield for the purpose Of makns and
repairing roads and building bridges IN sad town.
AMANDER PEI ERSUN
GUY NUTTING }Selectmen.
ALBERT LUCE
Mansfield August lS lS43 "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

And much of said lands will be sold public auction the
dwelling house Of Joseph Virgins in said Orleans tho first
Thursday of October O'Clock afternoon shall be
requisite discharge said with COSTS unless previously
paid j. Il. WHEELOCK, Fist Constable.
Dated Orleans this 10Th day of August, A. ID. I5i3 %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
ORLEANS,
TNaE non-residenl

TUNdE Nonresident popeors Of the town Of Orleans tae
Coventry IN the county OF Orleans hereby notified that
the said within next preceding
this date eman either 10 whole in unpaid tho follow
described lands n said u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
NOR ETOWN.

Jones, Sam, agent Nehem'hReynods27 3 % 63
And much of said lands will be sold public auction
said Moctown the first Thursday of October
O'Clock afternoon shall be requisite discharge said
taxes with costs, unless previously paid.
URtAH HOWE First Constable.
Dated at Aoretown, August 2Sth, l543. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

half Of lot 40
And much of said land will be sold public auction
dwelling of Horace Holden in said Addlesex
Thursday of October next nine O'Clock the forenoon
shall be requisite discharge said with COSTS unless pre-
yiousy paid PHlLANDER holden, First Constable
Dated Al Mddlesex, August %, 1913. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

0F~" Finally, may the all wise beng, who con
tros the destiny of nations, protect md lerpeiu-
ate our free institutions - aud may the God of
Heaven hnsten the time when Slavery shall exist
only IN the internal regions, where it originated,
mad where it is inflicted for crime, and not tor col
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

LAND TAX NO rlCES.
We have been compelled TO deter several to our
next, which will give the legal time of notice.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

And much Of said land will be sold at public auction at the
dweinghouse of Daniel r. Grow in said Maidstone the
Thursday of October next, o'clock A. NJ, shall be
requisite discharge said COSTS unless previously
phd DANIEL r. GROW, First Constable.
Dated at Maidstone, August 2ist, ls43. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

= involving
Village II. d. Wilkins / 20
81 dwelling house and barn in the Mill
Village Stephen !. George O5
much of said lands will be sold public auction the
dwelling of G. aud Raymond in said Stow the first
Thursday OF October O'Clock shall be requisite
discharge said with costs, unless previously paid
FRANCIS MORRISON, First Constable.
Dated a Stow this 2jh day of August, 1913. 81
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
MAYnsTONE

NhE nonresident popeo Of the Of Maidstone In the
county of Essex hereby notified that the assessed
SUD town within the next preceding this date remain o
her ~ whole or in part unpaid the following described lands
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
VOTES |

Cut out The votes for your County in Ibis paper,
and carry them TO the polls. They may be Z d.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01
OR ANGE,

rHNE resident proprictos of the Of Orange in the
county of Orange hereby notified that the
ed by said within the preceding this date remain
either ia whole part unpaid following described lands
,tIt ,,v;t.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

COM MISSION EK'S NUTTCE.
WE subsc bers Deing appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate Court for tho Dsnct u Orleans, Com
mssloners IL receive, examine and adjust all CLAIMS and
demands OF all persons against the estate OF Aaroh q.
Huchcoak late OF Troy SAID district deceased represen-
I'D insn,ysn add ali claims and demands exhibited ia Of
setlheretO and months from THIS ttc beng aOSed
that purpose, Hereby give notice that viii attend
the business of appointment the dwelling house of
widow Poll, Hchc 'cg sad Troy, the I'd Tuesday
OF Noyembg and fourth Tuesday OIL January next from 10
10 oolockbn each ofsald days
sTGpaEs ROBERTS, com's.
HERoD FARMAN, }
Troy, August 10, ls43. "a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Cor, holden
District Randolph, IS. ( at Randolph, within and
for SAID district, on The 2Gh day Of August, d 1873
lanes ) MOORE, administrator on the estate of
Royal Ordway, late of runbridge in said district de-
ceased makes application said Cour, extend the time
allowed him pay the debts due from said and
lie his administration account until some future day
Whereupon ordered BY said that said app ion
be heard The probate office in ano phi the 18Th day
of September next and further ordered that notice
hereof be gwen the creditors Of said estate and all
others concerned by publishing the substance Of said APP
p cation and orders thereon, in the Vermont lchmln
printed at Montpelier, at least two weeks successvey be-
fore the lime aforesaid appointed Tor The hearing of sad
application
"a d. T. WEYMOUTH, Register.
STA ne OF VERMONT, I In Pros to Court holden at
District of Washington, S. ! Montpelier, on the s5h
S;ALiNDA WELLS, widow Of Elias Wells, lato of Dux.
- bury, said dlsct deceased, makes application
this Cour or assignment OF pei sona property fom
the of her sad husband deceased - Wherenpou
ordered that said application be referred 10 session OF
said Court to be holden at the probate office in said Mont
pecr the 9Th day Ut September lS43 and thar all
cened ioufed thereof oy publication OF the substance
Of said application weeks successfully the w. Watch.
man and Jnurn printed said Montpelier, that they may
appear il they cause and object thereto.
BY order Of Court,
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Register.
A true copy Ofrecord.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
Washington District IS. Montpelier. within and
for said dls'rcL he 18th day Of Aug A 1913,
M AIRY RICHARDSON, udhinislrarx the estate
lfl of CalOn Richardson, late of FaystOn said Dis
deceased, presents her admlns aiion account for
Observation-Disclosures is ordered that the be refer
red the 18th day Of September next, at the P'obae ce
in said Moltpeer for sxalnnaon and allowance and that
all concerned be notified hereof by the publication u this
order in The Vermont Wa Gilman and Journal, prned
said MontpeLer three weeks successfully, may
be- tha they may appear al SAID time and place they
cause and ODjecl Thereto,
BY the COurli
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-09-01

r. lie nonresident popeors of Stow n the of In
noble and OF Vermont hereby notified that the
assessed by said within the year preceding this
date remain in whole part unpaid the following
ed unds in said towns 10 wit:
No. D- No. Drawn the original Persons axd and Amt
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-19
Whilace[phia. 9Inri[.ll. 1870

PVtuCSlPVtb1 <ApIkL IL 1919
Sim SamtaS wuroe ctn gau,er 9raaspprt Sfptens
Serfdlieter 'ndnnltd9en unb Webtiden geialedts lit
Der Staet uno oem Saun9 pbilacelptia er,ptidt unb
eiu9eiperrt. Bie es idfint, bat refes @pplot ben
Samfta9 als BEN secigeteN 3eitpunf betradtet, fall,
iehe 9cten ron Der Weftern 8anf in @irculatior IN
eten, tpeldes aber hr qclise serratben purbe, BE
iesleid int Stilten ate m6slide slnertnune tra bas
@einbel su entoedcn' tpeldee ibr audi tref slhdte.
Die Sealptpercnen, ped)e ein9escsen ,purbel1, Fub
Der NauptnccnDerfdlffer Star. Wittel, H(aafBiQer.
Same5 soccf Scbn Sonss unD @batbartne Mc9leeaar.
M t d l. Der slnfItrer oteftr Bante,, war peaen
perbteeener 9erbreden fsn trenlol Uerurtbeiff tr,
ben, oae ere @al 5u "a Sabren, bas irpeite MaI ~
einlsen Mcnatea unb cas brittle D2a[ su 10 sabrcn
3uthansitrafe, it aber jebesmal beanabist uorsen.
sum rterten 9eal b'snooist wtrb., - ''''''
gin bemlel6en Abenc< tpurcen aedt bret per(oner,
peld)e Su heler SteterRhersanse geb6ren, arretirf
unter ceuelben if ucd ein Srauenimu,er nnbbet Be-
ridti9te Sptbbube Me8arty. Das GcrbSr pcr bent
Draper Oauerte Ben edn5en scitrissn gormtttas. Die
pclSet Office mar geordn9t bed Meniden, ucruuter
oiee waren, pede lesten Samtas pom bieltu fallaex
gtoten etn9encmnen baben. Dcm.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-05-19
GrnennurS oes' Serrn 0an Bureu.

geiteru por acht Gaqetl, ,nadtem Die Geieeaebun4
c1 Sten gsrt le Seun9 oeeroist bate, bielten bie
Geu,pfratdcn @leoer cine 9serfamu( (nq) bet ,peieer
HGe Ne9enDart9 naren, itnb emrfablcn r ifuiir>
bigger @tnmuthi9feit, M artir sd grrern[s
Ganoioatsn F,lr 3r1ncIt bss Der ndeten ganbf nit
pesf sE}aAGlf ctlcr hgtstf f.tz @eI GaiEe sd {is
Net 0QtlcaI &snoeTtjou sst uueriue1fell Sr tlsIis
d1eu 3ett lpugoe Der Ate montag inn 9loDg apfr
Hr SoaljlI9 per MatIcaGf Gsrp-Hs1t ;nc2s&fase~
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A CARD.

etss H<sp-
". tiose IN scust Of Bargains an Ncac anil Pa.
s"'onabfe DRY Go0DS, efsY'er,or qualify
" AT WHOLESALE OK RETAu...rn
tkOUCH. BROOKS q HUDSON have ms,
re.,ssd me-, sU,psp SUPPLY oF srAFIs SNp
'"'f nNf 'sS)is, ia sssoA. purchased ~assn tn -. TN
asny As~Ss. t,- rLI ,.-i s.ss5 .a.e srr 49, 80 ii
- ass es-A'v nI 4. IVY rrn
ihose ~h. my yo ih-r,,r IN Ih-| s.rr..,y go, 4,
ei-~,nsfn OF 'ir 'cs sy.Dor Dry Gosi. ber.ia
s1.s. ~ ssy in The ETY.. ara g. are $500 ~
n7srss, 10 IN a, CItEap foy CHTf a. an, r.,u,I , ~
Tbs s'sSs4ns hat es1srSss 81 now on
pLEAcsED AND BnowS DosEsTIcs. pRIf.rsSes AND
C1TroS OZSABrfRf:s
iso se- and aprov.d .t, FINN IN.
NoLsrn and Virginia widths from "a neh. %
yaias-snd es. FROG. ysd quality raann
nScIIsH rRrscs SWISS AMI AMERICAN pprSrs-,soo
peees Upwards u $4,000 ysr the newo,, .iy
s.er 9. q 10. AZ and 10 finer
SILK GOODS.
No baet Gro do Rhnss AAiteoni SIN, rich l,s
very heavy sualay frorn9s Z inches wjdr
Superior str r.bsi and sp< bepe Black
6sh oore seip, p. swci and change r Dc o. and Csos
Striped and figured white
Rich grstsd h'sorne. R,,ons stasa rour pria
sdEbuEaDs-nsr patterns
s MS. and wh's an O.'e'y--tsH sHs,+aiy sa-y
Superior ss asi IIanaLeIeinf for yen..r ,,tye
a>ortnns nj and many p1;,fzs
Pain and hz1sed Satin VessIS ssrses s;rsin, SIX
EHibosdT,d slss CsIdina sls S.,is mi Trinr-s %, "A
bonlazes baes oals Aseha Lsres ami Paf.uriia CsOrs
ts-.- md Thread f-sos, IrseItings and Rdyir..
Nse-s 1ns oier lea ,'yi' wss and back Metz capes
Wells ard CaTieat-a styles.
CLOTHS, cAssIsEEes AND GAMnRoosa
sup.fot frenrh Cloth asi single mil ,sais
ssn" aud low pfss sue black drah and nvse green Co,h.
SUI warp CsshnrAIsu, r.,y quality
Gannhrcons from soc IN VI IS per yaia
sur" nrsssi IRISH Linens Rar,iVy she-n-s yari- wide
o.+,- and is"'fi' Linen briHnss ami Linen lawns
back ~. &c mn -
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
Es,,.a By ALHxaNpra moSrIrx.

Tssss O, srsscspraso CITY rubseribes $500 ne, va,
isd f's -horet percs ~hsa BY nail so,ayahle In
N ess<s IN sdvsncs.
Assrrrsiss-for een lines i- ,n.-rtoa rs ee,.
~" nssous u IA uucs 81 So every sseoes
~ in-ariop. ~ irati
i fssirien sdveyts-ets NUT pay In advance.
iss number Of nssItoas az noted on the
NJ os ,sy viii be inverted unit, ordered stopped and ehsrr
sreofdngD pnr orisra tn ai-o he n writing
Asnud Adv.ruse. charged ESQ fos lines and In Tia,
oson for Advertisements of length and go for A,
ne'; esesps faesonesrs aud Lottery dealers are charged
500. (psprr iasfadei)
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NElY tlh i..-ti. :ssI -. &c.
a. Fegaari RS " ~ hs,.t .sr.s..lss.
Rich 'ircfs sin -. --. Ats a. Is.
Bs 2pi hile ~ Ws.rsi /. e.
bE and tl-e ~ N,.tfui f-.ux
hlk ami bin. III rso.tr.s
BG- hiac. Satin ysrs.t %
Ssh medium an.l -. p.c.! S.su--sc.
AsatAarton ana i.-.s Tl-.sl f..ces
ilGdand pain Brussels ,ri fi'sa, 'i-,, 80 Csnl,urs.
great many o''rs winch viii BE- .asI el,oa. by
y ~ Jouy tvptopr
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