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81 spied three ships from Spain
As | sailed, as sailed, f.
AndI took them IN the Main
ASH sailed, as | sailed"

And when it is taken into consideration that
these Spanish galleons, according to an estimate
for one hundred years taken from the Record oil
Coinage at Mexico, carried, on an average, two
millions five hundred thousand dollars gold etc,
the immense amount of his booty is hardly con
ceivable. S, enormous had been his p,rac'es'
that when il became necessary for the English
Government to send out squadron for the ex'
llrpaton OF the pirates, and which was done un'
der the commander OF Captain Thomas Warner,
a proclamation was made by the King, to give
notice of he nintenton TO extend the royal mer.
cy to such az should surrender themselves
bearing date at Kensing'on, the Bib day of De-
cember, 1903, and after recting in the proc'a'
nation to whom the surrender must be made ~
order to avail themselves Of such mercy, and
making limi, Of the time in which II uust o.
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A philosopher has said that "though u,sn
without money is poor, mao with Hxt'1S ct
=,,r.y stu puorcr."
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No | One bng Of lust cold, 81
2. One bag ofcorcd gold,
And one ia silver, l2i
2. Ore bag dust gold PA
4. One bag of silver rings and sundry
precious stones, Al
g. One bag oi unpublished stones. ia
e. Onc piece of crystal, comedian rings
two aenes two amethyss.
Z One bag silver buttons and lamps.
o re bag of broken silver, 1879
9. One bag of gold bars, 35li
10. One do E3,3
II. One bag o! dust gold 59t
II. One bag of silver bars 309
SAMUEL SEwALL,
NATHASiEL BYriELD,
JcREMiAH DRuMSEa,
ASpREw BELcHER
Commissioners.
Before leaving, Mrs. Gardner in playtn
way said, she wanted to have it said she held
50 much treasure, and the jewery was pour
ed into her lap. After they had left for
Boston, ii bright stone was found on the floor
and picked up by her. When her husband
returned he found it to be a diamond, and
was aira i'll he would be charged with steall n
it, for 1t was by many supposed that som o
high in authority in the English Government
were interested with Kidd in his depreda-t
ton, and that he would furnish them with an
inventory of what had been concealed on this
island He said he would 90 Immediately
on to B ,s,on and take the diamond, bn, his
tell all that happened, and she would risk the
consequences. 1t was consequently kept,
and has remained IN the family, though the
! last trace we have found, was few years
since, in the possession of Mrs. Jeruslla
Gardner, of S,onirgton, Of Connecticut
These commissioners obtained large guam
li,y of goods found in New York, and other
places fer sale, mostly india goods, but no
much if any treasure beside that from Gard
ncr's Island
There are well authenticated accounts o
persons on Long Island. who were poor be
coming suddenly in good circumstances, ant
il was attributed to having found some O
KIDS money, but whether so or not, is wit
, us matter of doubt. 1t is not improbable
however, that among 50 many men as he l'a
some them, sick OF such blood, and afro
cions life, should as opportunity offered, con
= ceal what they could steal away from the yes
sci, with the hope of escape and going for
at some future day to save it for themselves
nat ne cap'hreu hu"oeT o' rTfhe" sun
u and Spanish galeons, ard other vessels {
= most valuable cargors, containing gold an
> silver with much jewelry, no one will doui
who will look into the accounts of his plra
cirs, before the English Government coul
: take efficient measures for his capture. Som
d idea of the value of his treasure can be ha
from tn. old Kidd ballad, in which, after ri
D. citing his large amount of gold and silver, al
II stating the other vessels no mad taken, |
II says:-
g 81 spied three ships from Spain
o As sailed, as sailed,
Anil took them on the Main
AZ | sailed. as | sailed"
> And when it is taken into consideration tn
d these Spanish galeons, according to an estlma
~ for one hundred years taken from the Record
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Iy.a.NTED
MORE lEGEsu!

lust received few Crmphine side and hang Lamps;
~ also-Camphine for the same for sale cheap hv
Y. srEARNS.
Ort. 20
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THE CONTRIBUTION

VEN,IE avis vitr" Of or wonderful bodies, constantly
require an alternative, regcneruting influence to
create aud retain healthy existence. Air, light, ard
other elements brought to this requison, and
for time prove sufficient TO the requirements Of the
system. But when from imprudence aud violation Of
the laws Of the animal economy, morbid hunors arise,
acrid and yitat or juices ARE collected the system r.
quires assistance from other source, or Il sinks in
disease, decay and death How wonderful and snutnry
this period, the Effects Of appropriate nltena-
tive medicine, rahen in srlsou Thousands have been
ave! from DEATH aud millions from suiIerngs indescri-
huhe and again restored To health by the timely OF
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS. which IRE 50 eiicaciOus
and potent. In cleansing the stomach and bowels pur
fling the blond, and rcuoyung the ganulsr system by
altering the srcelions o. c liver, and other glands and
ing or the morbid ilrcs and humOrs:tlat ut The
south they have nee Tired the name ofFcver bane," he
thry Invariably prevent break up bilious, remit
tent, yellow intermittent and lung ieveTs.
Fave year, extensive use, have proven them the best
r'l only sure aud snie remedy for all the humorous
cronic diseases, where the system requires something
thu will opcrrc on the Blood, Liver, aud variou, sys
tea, ofvc>.cl-, giving them healthy action AT the
time eNpel the morbid and POISONOUS Juices and hninnrs
Uirh it separates from them.
In this class Of diseases. Rheumatism Dyspepsia
Dropsy. Liver Complaints, Bilious Stomach srrolnla
Gravel. Worms. Tnmnrs AMI eFupiions Of the skin Of
various kinds, permanent weakness about the leins md
limbs Kings Evil, constitutional hereditary feeble.
Res Of lhe-wlnle or part Of the =, STEM sc.
Thousands ct cases of the above diseases have been
cared by the Tomato Pills and thousands of deaths would
have been prevented had these Pills been used, instead
irsesP nGghr b1ncfl qnick pill, remedy, Of
which tie Cuubiry l. flooded. There is no my stCFy
cilnritanaisIG shout this universal remedy
They are prepared o valuable vegetable remedies,
whrh known 10 he bo snft and efectuaI, and nre
use very extensively BY Physicians In their private prac
tee, BECAUSE hundreds have sail they the most
pleasant eiscual and safe medicine have used
The above Pills are for sale by agents in all country
towns Agents are cautioned not TO buy IT pedlers-
Zone word to the wise is sufficient"
q. II. Phelps, W. u. Proprietor, Hartford. Conn, with.
out whose Signature none are Genuine.
For sale by s. J. Allen, Woodstock; Hayden & Hutch
inson dn Otis Chamberln, Pomfrci; Justin g. Brooks
Hartford; Harris Morrill, Srnnord; r. Dwight Il Co..
Nershire; Theodore Cook. Cnrnth; Baxter ". Newton
Norwich Lewis Merritt, larand J. w. Hubbard
Windsor. 2Sl-6mep.
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slCKNEsSIN CHILDREN

SICKNESS IN CllllDREN
And the suffering whch they undergo from worms, ollCn
tend to tu examinations while the cause is never Sus-
peCted. Offensive breath, picking at the nose, grinding
the teeth during sleep, starting in seen with night ana
screaming, Troublesome cough and ieycrhness, are It.
mOng some Of the prominent symptoms Of the presence
'''''' sHERMiN'S WORN LO2ENGEs
Viii Immediately remove all these unpleasant symptoms,
and restore q perfect health SISTER igrarius Suptrorol
the Catholic Han Orphan Assl Ium has added her tcsmO-
y in ACr favor, to the Thousands winch Rave gone he
fore She slatcs.lhcre 100 children in Tie hy-
Inn, md that they have been in the habit oiusug Slcr-
mans Lozenges, and She has ulwa found them to he
attended With the most beneficial effects. They have
been proved to be nGhle IN over ~ 900 cases.
CONSUMPTION,
influenza, Coughs, Colds WhoOpng Cough, Tightncss If
the Lungs Chest may be cured Rev. Darius Aniho-
ny very low from Consumption Jonathan Howard,
the celebrated temperance lecturer, wns reduced to the
verge uf the grave by raising blond, Rev. Mr. Dunbar OF
New YORK, the Rev Mr. De Forest. Evangelist in the
Western part orthis state Rev. Sebastian sreecr, OF
Boson The wife Of erasmus Dibhle Esq N M0ritvn, and
hundreds of others have been relieved and cured By Il
proper Use of
SlIERMAN's COUGH LOZENCEs,
And no medicine has ever been Offered to the public
which ha. been more cnecual in the relief Of those dis
eases. or which can lie recommended with more conf
dcnce. They nny all itching or irritation, render the
cough easy, Promote eXpCCt0raOn rclnovc the cause
and produce the most happy and lasting effects.
HEADACHE
palpalon If the heat Iownoss Of spirits sesichncss
Dependency, Fainncss, Choc, Spnsms. Cramps Of the
stomach, simmer or bowel complaints, also Ill the dis
ressng symptoms arising from free living, or night Of
dissipation are quickly ind entirely relieved hy using
sUERMAN'S CAMrilOR LOZENGES.
They net speed ly nnd relieve in very short space Of
time giving tone and yigor to the SYSTEM and enable
person using them to undergo great mental or bodily IN
tguc.
RIiEt MATISM
Weak Back, Pain and wcak'c in tho breast, back
Limbs ard other parts Of the body speedily and citc-
tuuly relieved by STiERMANS rOOR MANS PLAS-
TER, which COSTS only u ~ cents, and Is within the
reach Of all. So great has become the reputation Of this
article that On will not begin Ia supply the nn-
up demand It is acknowledged to b. the best strength
cEing plaster in the world.
BEWAREOr IMPOSlTlON'
DR. Shcrmnn'S Poor Mans Plaster hlS his name with III
rccnns printed on the bick oi the Plaster and 1ytc
sm'lG Of the Doctors written name under the drcc-
tions. None others genuine, or to he relied on
DR. shermun's Warehouse is No. lG6 Nns'au II, New
York. 249Gm
For sale by Pr $. j. ALLEN. Woodstock VI.
U. =. MAIL LINE,
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THE WOODSTOCK AGE,
ESTABLISHED
I ' E K ! TIL RSDAY EVENING,
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ELM STREET, OPPOSITE TIE BANK.
II f. II M S

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MS Is 10 IOTIn Tue, PuNTc IhNI Tie genuine medicine
hnS on the BoyPS.
"WRlGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
INDIAN pIRGATINEl

OF THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH"
small type,
"Entered according 10 Act orConarcss, in the yenr 1910
by William Wright, in the Clerks Oice of the District
Cont of the Eastern District OF PennsN lvanu.
The public will also remember that all Nhn sell the cen
uinG Indian Vegetable Pills are provided with cerria-
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OF TINT NORTH AMEFICAS COLLEGE OF HEALTH.
and that pcdders are never in any case allowed 10 sell tho
tuuine medicine. All travelling AGENTS will he provided
with certificate Of Agency above described, and those
who cannot show will he known base npostors.
The following highy respectable persons hlye been up
pointed agents for the sale ul the above named
WR!CHI'S LTIIAN IEGEPdBLE Pills.
or TUE NURIH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF IlEALIH.
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WANTED in exchange for goods, Flannel, F rock-
w ing, Foong'. Butter, Cheese. Dried Appes Sheen
rr's snI CRANKY HAYDEN & HUTCHINSON
Mt
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THROUGH many medicines have been before the public
/ a much longer period than WRIGHTs INDIAN VEo-
ErARLE PLLse none stands now in higher reputeor has
more rapidly attained firm hold upon popularestima.on.
The thousands that have used them throughout the length
and breadth OF the Republican, hear cheerful testimony 10
their thorough efficacy and mild operation when employ
cd in the most distressing disorders (which flesh is heir
TO-"
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TnOMpsONIAN MEDICINES

TUE entire stock of Thompsonnn Medicines formerly
kept by Nathaniel Randull,h have recently been rrans.
rrrcd to the sub embarrassing Of the following com
pounds:
Composition pONders-Elixr or Hot Drops-Dysen,nry
Syrup-(ln admirable preparation tor The prevention uEG
cure OF Tie SUMNER coMPLAlNT)-NegetGblc jelly -
Cough Balsan- Cough ~ rup-Nulae LnimtHt- Slim
uating NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fern Ointment "a superior
remedy for the poison OF Ivy ana dogwood and all cuta-
ace Us ciuWiun>J-lieurg SHlNe-SpCtd Litiers- IC-
male observation-disclosures Friend R-Dysucpic
bread or Conserve Of Holly hOek-AnlispusmOdcT Tine.
turc or Sd Preparation &c The efficacy Of the alovo
compounds are too well known TO those who have fairly
tried them To need pulling.
Also variety vi simple articles vz:--W. Y. Ca,cnro
Ba,berry, Green and brown Emec. nerve Powder mi.
verlzed Poplar, Golden Seal. Gum Myul. IObea seed,
Course Bay berry Eng Saffron, w Peppcrsnmc, Trture
Of G'cu, do CAYENNE do. MNrh &C. To the foregoing
list. Kept by Randall the subscriber has added and Will
continue To add many approved botanic remides both
crude and prepared, Also valuable cunpuunds of his
blood, and Ter lung affections ninenis for ever, acbr
pain and difficulty Tor which lirHments are required
Powders and Pulls for stomach, liver and bowel COM
plants Strengthening, stimulating md irrra-
ting pllslrrs. snlvrs, which il faithfully applied will re.
move the worst ol ccrsalso. superior NEEDLES Ee
r sores ANA all III conditioned SORES oruccrS-anii.alh
matte Tnciure. The above medicines with many oilers
will he kept pure neatly put up With suitable directions
ava sold ~ reasonable prices. Rounic rhcuners are
requested to call and examine for themselves
iAur oN-lo those who are DESTROYS Of obtaining rure
lhonlsonnn medicines, would sa, hewnre of " HON Won
Purrhnsr rs The, ne frequently adueratCd with worth
less perncionS and poisonous Substances md rnmed off
on The nnsspecng for the Simon Pure iorihe purpose
OF speculation or Of bringing those invaluable cmdies in
I" dlsrepnte. A. II. HAMMOND,
A few rods OF the Court House.
woodstock, Aug. 25, lsii. 22i-3m
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E9.AAE.ElN,Ss
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.


THE WONDER AND BLESSING or TIE AGE.
RUNDR EDS Of thousands Of people have proved
II and all confess it IN entire master OF pain swell
ing, pile, eye, and OF every numahe affection.
Five minutes Will convince my that pam by burns
and sculd, Hrc indeed trivial tSec pamphlets 1t is
our duty TO tell all men this save is blessing cal able
nj saving all pain aud even life when other remedy
known and the faculty is Useless Every family will usc
II. Wicked low wGetChrs COunlcllcllug il. and bv
their trash much life will be lost and suffering enducd
With Gcna lhe cllrOntrry they pretend to be genuine
II H. DALEY sno; written on each bon, no Magical Pain
ENoctoris genunc avoid poison useless and dan.
gCruus,
The following persons are agents for the sale olthc
une article in Vermont:
s. J. Allen, Woolstock Potter nnl Parker. Powral;
NJ K, - :. Scott, BenniugtOn $. i. pcch East nen-
ningtun in Bennington County; 7. Childs u q. smith,
WmingtOn Perry & Dexter. Dover; Nah'l Checncy .r.
Townshend; David 7, Cushing, Camhrdgport, Windhm
County; Joseph liadey Of 80. Chester Shnrwn a. Rich
nrlson, Chcsteri A. l. Thompson u Co., Springfield;
Bartlett ~ Whitcomb, Wealhersielh Dun'l TAFT ~ Sons
THltsyci o. Bailey So. WOoIstock Walton Brown,
FcchyiIlci DAVIS IL Wheeler, Cuyerd,h; Geo r. Moui
ton, Bridgewuter. Oil en-.
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-. g, eo1ehz. sritiug IF blood, Rronehar
- .HrI'.F of Breathing Asthma, Pain IN III
re- re1st and e5est .whponlog cough, eroaa
~, ''I 1ise2zss - s1c liycr aGd the iUn9z.
we are q Ike hahIe ta dlsease-and death Z
tHr rorlafa H. efaIl that live aud have benz
l1I 1''h5Hea fhe lai'or e1naot BIZ avcrtod, sill
+ t1f i"rwer naH4 by fire rnseer of 'dlcinc be
ZEN" rd. or rendered Iass painful 10 The afdfrtedl
Her0 is oBR dfsf1ae. hrWtHtH. " hIrh so, ms faf
ans M have #fe1 the power Of he hra lug mi
HE I"2rnea aeaIfY have m eafn aftrmaled r.
afresi is fafaI ara.rrss. By tie nnplc8 ION Of
comedies wlfh1n Then reach or kEawn "a fhar
hfarucu buf Gnn6HuUi0n has driod Their
united skill. Il has s'a'Sed forth with 11runltv
41|hrrnE IN Us cherries embrace friend from
fferF circle, and mcmhev from evern fam H..
and c1S'n9 loom and darkness Ger the place
OF HS Vsfai1ons ~ ihsn, whose lahois hive
5fou"Nt farfb medicine which IN many cases.
VII arrest tie PROGRESS of tbs fatal disease
ami which vii als1 afford reilef in the masl
= horn anA hopeless should be Regarded m the
sHl "t p p9h3e he9ef7"tor. II - confidently
il irv'd that Duacnu's EVpfefarant Rcmede
NIL do ihls Hencel is presented and recon-
fefnj.d Ia the community. THIS medicine
HHa0IatelF pallates and relieves the Cl't-es-I4 -
1Hs1, c1usfag q Ire AMI eaeV eXpectOrauen;
f9nmno the heeti- i.vcr and nisht sweat hralin
me u'rrrated limos and arrestna fhr fatal pro-
2rnss ofconspmpn m. Al the SAM Inn. strength /
7nio9 the weak aud dehlIrated. reenl, ung the
7oWeis, aud producing quiet Test and sweet re
'ose' THIS Bauedg' can be rehed II on 10 do :.
n the power OF medical aid being nsrd in HI
1nraio ora efee 81 the late DR. Duncan, Pref
ar IN the Universlfv of Ednhprg FOR upwards
II eighteen years. ny which thousands have heen
estoied To per'ee health. 1t IS not 10 be under
inod mat the Expeetorant HtmejV Will enn I
: easeS Of 'oasGmnnoni tbs Il will ROT do
5a VIII Ie thcra j. life tAorn ~ hnns; we wania |
therefore, advise II 10 Hso this medicine. When |
he ease la inenraIlp, II sull PROVES 4 blessing IL
he suere ,bg giving ease and strength, reheF=
r the cough, aud ehoakns of phlegm, Ne
MS alone is consolation to the patient, Yhca
iansauts ID not eXucricnce.
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M 4 z -.
uFIsvrt r-..,.tf.,Ir,, ...nro,,9.ess
M 49, t,,, - nun. ra".,y.,.a
III - 5,.,',f'l -. al. iii -
,s,a ,or, -. ~, \ ~. -, ~ ,'..st
sL,e Jaalors IL, ,L,, F.a,,5i',o, If ra-b-
~ tI..iai - -. il
4 The + - ~ ~ ,.,u f9l nan.
IT, n, ~ - - D. f,ond al
= bonso +, Vhoor,,g ali of vhicb vi
sxceed,e.i" lao 49, - c5u y, The Garner
In and Union Ctrs5ye -
ITERIAI. ron LADIES' DRESSES
Il S.. mi ra,,i.,l. ..,ns R.,,,,i.
81 a.. Wv a,L IL A.. In, IN pI,L s,ilr
Son,p,,a D., },a,!,a - ,ia,rr;r., -
age lj5gsJ.n - - - Pirh pr5#d
"a aa, 'l.1S a!,J ne i,.'as- ID" -. -
s,, Tafs S; '[ c,,, > I aa " Wo5 'l'9 ,s
q lToal Bai-qrj, IS. argandie Ging-
NIB do. Farlsto5 do. Manchester do.
'm do T.qre st,,osd Iacnnnt pa
ham Iarnnct Dcmi Iacarefs. {, ,mhr.rz.
4 Ffeprb ami 1,,'r,'.a'a. cI,lntzas
FRIrRovS. NEYPe. &C.
i Rihho,s l.'ro', .,,,I.. 90 ,.-J ,.,.l.
IRose,,as, r "a - Ir,,...,.
Shrr,,n -, ,'''I, ~ .''..ii
" 81 Inn
|sortment Ladies SIX craf .s -.
N; do do White d"' RoueIes cords nd
Is Nh AL hnrton collars: French
20; Nett cans. French Lace do. Nett
an. parasols and sun shades. Linen
q; do cambr,c Handkerehiefs.
|. Edo. - -hburtnn, PLATTE and
,;ces; do do Fjoinae; do do Inserlina.
81 Jacone, Fdginqs and Insertngs
T NErS CINtpS AND HATS,
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900 nOH. PNLN ENtF = ~ :,

MAGAZINE CARDs--T5e 'a9'', nIoa5 "a. ne
'RN insl received full SUNNY "' ' ,......a
Card. from the factory Of John II iiasN'c oa,r.
The already well established cfen' "' msIoa,,
over INV a,s,o.sly for The purpose The WHO l.
Is 'a'nfl .,,o1 assortment may he deneod".
also p''', = .,.o soa.oo sufficient 10 snrplv any
1enonp Zap 10
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French Roots.

q doors South nj Trpinia Hotel, Nam street9
EOUN r. WADE s now manufacturing snpe-
} rior article Of GENTS BOOTS, after the lnles
FRENCH STYLE and made Of the best Phlladel
phia materials which he wnrrnnis 10 compete with
anything ever gotten up in the Emitted States, and
nj the following prices,
GOOD CALF B0O1 S, S3pu
FIVE do GOO
Fv,rpt .,n,nn $50
Water proof do with Cork ahd India Rubber loo
extra.
Ladies' and Fhiidrens BOOTS and sT1OFs made
in The neatest style. oel24
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PAINTINGS

q - y tNbs
NSON q HUI HOUSE, SIGN AND
|NAMENTAL PAINTERS, No l25 West
81, are always prepared with The hes'
|end material to execute all orders N IheIi
nesl style and al The lowest rates.
oescriplion Of SIGN PAINTING OK Gil
|ne IN the best manner. may 10
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C.,vs-saarI. MEL tns ia,t roce''ea,
- Re-" lanas i'ap'o'' ap p
and rttt Saws.
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TENEAS-75 Half Chests Yong Uyson Tea; %
Half Ghosts Gu10aWder and mrerinl Ten.
Received and for salo hv
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= IT Y ~ :" = = = II : T"
,HoNS. NETL's e.
FRS. GIMpS AND HATS.

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Birds eve do new style; new siAle
|. Do English straw do. Common
bets DO English straw do, Frene}
Silk Bonnets, Misses Gimp do. Brad
TX 10, common 10, Baale do, Gimp