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Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

Mere h q nts' shot Tower Com of Ba fillmore
ID ESPECTFuLLY announces 10 the Merchants
y Traders and Spor,smen generally, tina. they are
prepared to furnish at their SHOT WORNS. on
Eut,w street, Baltimore, AN assortment OF Dhor
SHOT Of all sizes. .- LLL-41
Also patent compressed BUCK SHOT Of the
same character and finish those that were tormer-
y manufactured at these works. aud gave such entire
satisfaction to sportsmen and others who had nsed
them, of the following sizes:
No. 3-840 10 the ID. No. 0-i44 to the ID
2-250 do OO-lll do
Ito do 600 So do
Topether " lin an assortment OF well finished Rifle
and Musket BALLS, BAR LEAD, sc. sc. which
will he disposed of OIL pleasing terms. B.. - l-
feb26 75t THOMAS CLARE, Sec'y.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

~ man slave HARRY, aged about 40. and FIVE
~ ieet or 8 inches high His head shows
~ considerable gray hairs, and his beard when
ong, quite gray Heis stout built, carries ms head
erect and walks che VS. great deal Of tobacco,
and also fond of smoking. Some Of ms iroat teeth
are out He is n country negro and speaks IN rather
"a drawing Tone but very plausible, and has worked
some time a shoemaker; he IS also something OF q
fiddler and il is believed carried of his violin. His
cloths when he left, black hat blue pants and
mixed round i,ckei, besides taking ginghams sum
ner frock coat. and other clothing not known.
bought Harry (wiIh his wiie) about 10 months ago,
of W Foster, post master at Fosters cross roads,
Bledsoe county, Tenn, and il is supposed he will At
tempt TO get back there. He had previously iveu IN
Irwiutoa, (Eufaula) Barbour county, Alabama
reasonable reward. and all proper expenses viii be
paid for his arrest and delivery 10 me, or Tor securing
him so that he recovered. The penalties of The law
will he visited upon any person guilty a harDor'"g'
'" %%S "s' = 'AN- C. A. STUART.
fhlnfN REWARD-Ranaway from the sub
1SUU .cribe, about the 29th OF June last my
negro man John 20 wears old. about 8 feet or
inches high, dark complexion, little rouna sp"pE
dered has beautiful set of front TEEN. ralher stu
pid 10 appearance but very pleasing wnen spoken 10.
Joha is brick layer by trade l parenasse nun OF
chased him from Mr.. Ensgn-all Of Mobile. neither
Of whom, can recollect where he came from or OF
WHOM he was purchased by them. The above reward
will be paid for the consic,'on OF any white person
1acnvlaQ
nreheuson of the boy aud his delivery to me in Mo-
| bile, or twenty dollars for his commitment 10 any
| ji,il so that can get him. ~
mh5 - s..ls4 irTi'1. VI. HObEhiooN.
OJ- The New Orleans Picayune and the Mon,go-
merv Advertiser will please copy ill forbid. J K
ORANDY-l2 hall papcs GODDARD Brandy, tor
ID febll sale by l.. Z. MONTANDoN & ca.
CALT-The cargo Of the ship Scotland for sale by
- mhS LAIRD 4 LITTLEIOHN.
g UGAR-- 100 hhds choice. for sale by
- mhal ~ So SMITH, DABNEY n CO:
DAGGED HAMS-5 b6ls for sale by
Ii nhso !. GIT r - aSI&IIJONES. -
| SWEET OII.-lOO bnxes and basket, for sale by
y mh2I T. fl. CHEEVEk, ~ oommetoe-s.
10 ICE--IO tierces and 20 halt ierces for sale by
| IL, 'mhal SMITH, DABNEY & CO.
| c,GiT-l9OO sacks. aAoat ia the hay, for sale by
| y mh2l SMITH, DABNEY 4 co.
| uNALKIRK ALE-25 casks. pure article, for
] II sale by [mh22i 8. !. l. l. JONTSs
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

go FOX SALb-A Store fronting on 1T. Mi
EaE chaeI street and running back 10 Planters
street. occupied by l.. Hull & Son.
Also, vacant lot on the north east corner Of ST.
Michael and Conception streets.
For terms Of paymed, which will be made easy,
apply 10 SAm'L. FRY, Post Office,
mhI9 90 or to JASPER STRONG, Pensacola.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

iebI4 65umo GUlLLEAULT. 20 C-.,i-s,.
IRON! IRONii IRON!!!--The subscriber hay-
J. ing been appointed Agent for the sale Of the cele
hrated American Jun'aa Iron, will keep constantly
on hand complete assortment, which he will sell at
the following low rates for cash:
Round and square. 7S Incl, and below, 44c per ID
All above 18th, cents per ID .5 =.
Flat 5-s, 81, 7-s, 1, l-s and Ia by ! 8, 3-l6
and IA inch, i14c per Id l.tfs q rt
All other sizes Of Flat Iron, 4 cents per ID Il
This Iron has been well tested and is pronounced
by competent judges TO be equal il not superior to
Swedes Iron. The attention Of country dealers is
invited. sl ... E ,l4rat- w..irl- l..
jan27 W. II. BLACKLER. 8 Water
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

CHolCE PROvIsIONs-Extra cured Hams;
" Fulton Market Beef; Pig and Mess Pork in
/, and bbls; Buffalo and Beef Tongues; Smoked
Beef; LeafLard new Sides and Shoulders. for sale
I By JOHN O'REiLLY s CO.. Z
mills corner Cont and Water-sts.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

mo COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLAN.
Il TERS-DANIELs & BRADY are now selling
off at reduced prices fur casl, the foilowing:f t
Negro Kerseys and Negro Blankets L.f4' ''t
Kentucky Jeans and Satinets ls
Brown and bIeached Domestics
Lowell, Virginia and Carolina Osaaburgs
Calicues of all descriptions WtA
Tickinas, Hosiery, Linens, &c.
Silk Shawls and Mousen de Lanes. feb2e
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

or FOR SALE-A most desirable building
IL lot elie IDLY situated near the business part o.
the city, For sale low and long credit. For
price and terms, enquire Of
+. w. MCCOY,
jan3l at the Merchants Insurance Once.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01
THos. P. MILLER Il co.

AsA FOR SALE-Two frame Houses and about
acres Of hand to each, suitable for small FAM
lilies, on the south west corner of Government and
EveriIt streets.
Also-Two frame Honses and lots ON the south
east corner Of ST. Anthony and Lawrence streets
the lots being about SO feet wide by 100 feet in depth
suitable for small families.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

kzHA tCtt sALk.--I he Two story frame Dwell.
Es lug, situated on the north side Of 81. Francis
between ST. Joachim and Conception streets, now
occupied by nr. Non. Thin house is 10 good repair
and the lot 10 feet from, by 100 feet deep. For
terms. apply 10
janll s6 THOS. =. KING, Sec'y.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

ran RIVER PLANTATION FOR SALE. =
N The subscriber offers his plantation with a
thousand ofland for sale Ii is situated the
Alabama river. about s. miles by land and 10 hours
run for a Steamboat from Mobile. FPS acres are
cleared and 800 under fence; good wood yard;
comfortable dwelling AT the yard; gin house, barns
aud negro houses, all framed. There can be cleared
in field 400 acres Of good swamp and up land.-
THIS plantation would suit any living in Mobile.
There Is heaiy SKINNER retreat within q miles of
the plantation. For further particulars. apply TO G.
E. Holt, Mobile. (uov4I WIN. WALLER.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-04-01

COLD PENS-Just received good assortment
" Of Gold Pens, Browon b Basley makers, war
ranted superior to any others use-warranted IL
months Il well used. lILL-.LN Gqs|
jan2s JAS. COMING, IL Dauphin st.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-10

20 acres: also the " half u the 8 " ar Of section 81, IS n, rsv,
containing 80 acres mortgagrd ~ Samuel Harris loan, interest,
The undivided hslf Of The . ffssisn Of The . haf q section II, ,
The undivided haifef The " qr ef,he n " or of ss H,tnn;ro
Ella. Esa lean, interest, ee SIS IS.
6 ", excerpt 20 acre. sakea,o or the " s5ae q SAID fraction also, the
containing 1877 fs-Ioo acres mong-ged by Jesse Rider bAn, in-
containing % acres, more Q les. mOrgAged by Jshn Jackson:
The ~ halfOf the {. E ar Of ses Is, q n, ro~ also, ,he or
Of w or Of see Is. t21 "A, 4 8 y also, the n fraction IL sec 1871
:gsars nd. hsrs;efer esa,s,edS mortssssd IN turdi.idtd bird. y
dr in zach case, ST74 u.
The undivided half Of the n " traction Of see 24,t2ln,r7w,
The undivided half Of the n e fraction Of sec "a, { a n,r7~,
containing rs acres more or less; ~mortgaged By AGaa Sriver:
loan The .% %sSi,id ssf S Sifs Of n he n " fraction Of sc sA,. an,r4-,
containing us sere' mOrtgagrd by EizaSsth snvsr: loan, inter,
The Or Of the . e or Of sec 20, "a n, rs~ also. The . or Of
%er,ssssd BY John Taylor. and \. +. Cunningham Iosn. in,srs.t,
The : hairs Of the : E Or OF sec a. . q n r v: containing 50 &C.
Wayne County.
., Lots No. 10, =, u, -, 20, q, Is, -, y; Is; 20; g, 81 ana q, in
No Q; in The civ Of Cambridge; mor'gagvd BY Thomas Tyner;
White County.
also, ? : the : : S q e. Of { { i sr % % h .s t IL he ! ? q n Z = a. : q " s :se H. g 20 acre, ;
containing 40 acres also, the e g ot NV qr Of see 20, TT mr.
terrst, etc s604 50 cts
The sc qr Of sec Is, tan.r4w; mortgaged by Benjamin Rey-
acre. % o 8 by . Thompson * = Z cI O.: ; lSsn' sG iass a ,st tI gas ss-i e.
Acerti6cate of purchase will be given to the purchss-
er p~ledgiDg a deed or patent from the State upon final pay
ment of The purchase money and interest, but which shall
be forfeited to the State, with all payments made thereon
for any default OF payment ofiDterest or principal according
to the terms of sale, and eniiile the State TO resell nj any
time. Bond will also be required for the payment Of the
purchase money, and that the purchaser will not commit
or suffer waste of the premises, and if deemed proper,
other security will be required.
If the land will not sell for the amount chargeable on
each tract as above, the same will be sold under the reap
Praisement lately made by the commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund.
BY order of the Board of Commissioners of the Sink
ing Fund. J. MORRISON, Pres't.
Sinking Fund Office,
Indianapolis 9Th July, 1916. 3-WAw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-10

INDIANA PxSIIENTIARY.-A discourse was deIiv-
cred on Sunday morning last, in the Penifenfary at
Jacksonville, by a Baptist Clergyman. After SER
Dons forty odd Of the convicts, apparently unguarded,
accompanied the minister to the water, where one of
their number received the rite Of baptism. The whole
company returned to the prison in order and quiet
nsss-LoaissiHs Dshv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-10
Still LATER!
Another Arrival AT the New Store.
CARLETON a. BROTHER

OAHEE1ON AZ Bk<OElIEG -
AVE just received from Boston, New York and Philadslphis
Goods sa a m ,%5Ss and ,Ses sP %iH lid, " sSsa1 EN- Of Fancy and staple s.gp ,D5y,
now opening may be found a beautiful variety OF = - -.
New Styles of Goods for Ladies' Wear.
Scotch, English and FRENCH silk and cotton Hose. French Kis.
lawns. Balzarines, Bereges, TarI and silk Gloves, and MiIs OF evs
LANES, very rich Figured and bpus, Linen Camsre and ts~ni
Gro DE- swiss Bombazfnes and Al Laees and Edsinss. csmsrie P 2
paca. French and Scotch cling ings and Insertinrs, ewiss and,
E1sasa. English and A%e;iean e every Mind. Lace Ven: s%s
neil, Book and Swiss Muslin, col Edgings, ParasOIs and sun shades,
Ored Florence, SILK Dress Hdkfs Shawls and scarfs.
and Cravats, white and eolored
such as Nespoitan, Florence Braid. Birds Eye Lace. Straw, VIII
I H%He To%n to @ mention @si s% %h : f's sSey y1 %n se II e 5sSpe for T aa.R. too
Cloths and Cassimeres,
Of every variety OF shades and prices. Plain and fancy
of every style and color.
Sattineft and Jeans.
A splendid assortment Of
Carpets and Rugs,
Merchants from the country are respectfully invited to call and
examine their stock before purchasing elsewhere. Store a few
doors east of the Post Office. loft
The state of Observation-Disclosures COuu-
~, -.
w;,u.m In The H.sc0sx ciaeg,r cogsI, Aveu:I TIEs, 1875
milan Montague and Ihomas Buchanan who IA for the use OF
Foreign .anaehmat.
NOTICE is hereby given TO said John Justice that on the 2<th
/. = : : day !, ct Of f ,s osscr' u as% 8 . writ 1 {. fsTsIsn assss%ens va:
the instance of the said Montague and Buchanan who sue for the
use Of said Anderson and said writ hath been returned served BY az,
taehmg the west half OF the north west quarter OF seetion twoll
IN o so~ . b. h ne ,t as north Of rsngs ? sas,, CONSUMING Z. ssrs
No. three go in township No. fifteen in range : east, containing 90
south e = a ~ ( Of r.. sec, ioe S SeS: 81 !" a, ,o~m.S h IS. north Or |. Of rsnse
: ess. eos,sini"g IS acre: more or less also i|s No. rs in ss ;osa
west halt Of the n1s'h east quarter Of section ~ ,SwnshiP So:i IS
appraised aud valued at eleven hundred dollars; tie said John Jus
%sit s Of @ isseigs sS S,sasSn a@S 1 Ss2srs she :, Jus sPPs Of H., ieG H Ss,s"s ' e;rs ssis
f s"s.. ON IN , The ,sss day e @ Ct r, their Se X ter, .s,% . g be h ,, s.s q, The c. Go Z
ed in his absence. JOHN HAGER,c c. II. &C.
WICK a. WkIPoIr Aft'rs ? l-W-4 wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-10

Girls, beware Of transient young men. Never suf-
fer the address of a stranger. RecolIect that one
good farmers boy, or industrious mechanic, is worth
more than all tie floating trash in the world. The
ailarements OF a dandy Jack, with a gold chain about
bis neck a walking stick in his paw. a three penny
cigar in bis mouth, some honest taiiors coat on his
back, and a brainless though fancy skull, never can
make up the loss of a good fathers home.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-10
INDIANAPOLIS BANK NOTE TABLE

Corrected for the Indiana STATE Sentinel By S A. FLETCHER, StOk ad
Exchange BrokG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-10
The state of Observation-Disclosures COuu-
~, -.
CATCH THE THIEVES

CAfCEH THE
A REWARD Of TEN DOLLARS will be given for information
IN sufficient TO insure the conviction Of the thieves who on The
night of The 2ith June- broke into the subscribers Oil Factory and
stole a quantity Of sfeerine candies, and a canvass bag made of three
or four thickBesses, and saturated with oil. A liberal reward wilaf'
80 be given for similar information Of the thief who stole akeg Of
powder, fson ahack hn1ding Of The subscriber, oe Washington 81,
about Two months since, y. HEDnEkLY.
e-3w Journal copy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-10

THE EYES OF INsEcTs--How wonderfully construct
ed is this beautiful organ of insect vision How adj
nnirably adapted to the necessities of insect life The
gaudy dragon fly, presenting, as he does, such a con-
s~picuous and tempting show Of colors to the active
swallow, eludes the feathered enemy by superior agil-
fty of fight. Mere agility, however, would avail
nothing without the aid Of powerful eyes. Accord
ingly, nature has gwen him somewhat more than
twelve thousand bright and piercing ones, some look
ING upwards, some dOwnwards, some backwards, and
some on either side. In the ants, there are fifty of
these faces or eyes; in the horsefy, four thousand
IN butterflies, upwards Of seventeen thousand three
hundred and ffiy-fte have been counted, nay, in some
coleopterous or s~cai7-winged insects, there have been
numbered no less than twenty-eight thousand and
acknowledgement Rsriehc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-10
"a thing Of beauty"

which poor Keats tells us is ga JOY forever"
1t is indeed a melancholy JOY to have gazed upon
the face of the poet. As Washington Irving says of
the old sexton who crept into the vault where Shak-
speare was entoTn5ed, and there behold the dust of
ages at was something even to have seen the dust
of Byron.'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-10

The 5 c Or of the $ e qr Of sec is, { 9 n, 3 W mortgag
ed BY Heniy franklin: loan, lsierest, sc. Sl6S ~.
The n W Or of the n e Or Of sec "a, t 10, a ~mortgaged
by Pardon b Robafds; loan, interest, sc. Slll 81.
The W half Of the S e Or of sec "a, II, T 5 mortgages
BY Grant Richards; loan, interest, sc. san IL.
The e haifo the n e Or of sec l, I II, T 8, containing 81
sc. $2G3 40.
The W half Of the n e Or OF sec 80, { IL, T mortgag
ed by Joseph Akers loan, interest, &c. S203 10.
The W half OF the $ W Or Of sec 30, IL n, r 8 VI, coniainin:
so aeresi also, the n e 81 Of the s W qr Of sec sc, { IL n, r
W, containing 40 acres /; mortgage by King freeman loan
interest, &c S257 81.
The n " az of the 5 e Or Of sec 2, { 10 n, A ", contain.
ing 40 aciesi also, the $ " Or Of the $ e ar Of sec Z, I 10 n,
n T 4 W, containing 40 acres; moFtgaged By John S. Houser
loan, interest, &c. Sl55 60.
The se ar VI the $ " of sec 81 10 n. r 8 ", containing
40 acres Also the n e Or Of the n c or of sec II, I 10 n,
3 W confirming 40 acres m~oItsaged BY Jefferson Long
sba1, interest, SC. $3.50 0s.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-07-10
INDIANAPOLIS WHOLESALE PRICES

Corrected for The Indiana State Sentinel By j. & D. CARLISLE q CO,
.MlUeys and Merchants.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-22
From the Philadslphia Spira QftAs Tins.
HON. SIMON CAMERON.

The Lancaster Democrat, one OF the most able,
fearless and independent Democratic papers printed
In Pennsy ANA, IN speaking oil this gentleman's
election 10 the u s. Senate holds the following Lam
gusge
ave congratulate the Democracy Of Penusy lyania
that the choice has deyolsed upon every way
worthy Of the distinguished honor which has been
conferred upon him.
Gen. Cameron Is one Of the most talented and en-
ergetio in the State. He IS vigorous writer,
good SPEAKER, and perfectly familiar with the wants
and wishes Of the people Of Pennsylvania. He Is
true TO his friends true 10 his party; and has ever
been firm, faithful and consistent supporter Of De-
mooratio men aud measures Al the last election,
no in Pennsy lvania contributed more To the lr-
umph Of Polk, Dallas, and Skunk.
Some twenty-five or thirty years ago, Snios Ca
aERos cas- 10 .isr sburg poor, frendless boy
without an acquaintanee-wiihout shilling In his
pocket-and his whole wardrobe tied up IN pocket
handkerchief Alone, without the assistance Of rich
relatives or powerful friends he has raised himself
from honest poverty and obseurity TO a membership
Of the highest delibeTatiye body the earth which
neither the pride Of birth Of wealth add us-
ire 10. His Ia life Is 10 be solely attributed
10 his unsded exertons. He did not seek wealth
distinction by the beaten track OF one Of the learn
ed professions but be took of his coat, rolled up his
sleeves and worked for many years jouneyman
printer BY bis industry, frugaty and active habits
be was soon enabled 10 embark in business his own
account. Business prospered with him wealth &C.
cumulated but he never forgot that he was once
poor aud friendless and never let opportunity
pass unimproyed TO assist the unfortunate OF desery-
ing We might mention, from our own personal
knowledge, the names OF scores Of young men, whose
present prosperity solely TO be attributed 10 the dis
Interested exertlons and friendship Of Simon Cam
eron OF such a man, the mechanics and working
men Of Pennsy lyana-the rank and file Of Demoora-
cy-may we'll 10 proud.
The 0tiuent and richly born, those who have been
reared 10 the lap Of luxury, and have been taught to
believe that honest labor was a crime, and that a
learned profession conferred patent Of nobility
regard with sneerng envy the elevation OF whose
early years were marked with poverty toll, and pr-
yations But such Of the peculiar features Of
our republican institutions. Political distinction, and
preferment and honors open TO oil classes Of our
citizens and the poor apprentice as be now labors
from sunrise 10 sunset, may be cheered with the
proud reflection that the honoIs which have Just been
conferred on SIMON CAsERoS. may at some future
day be his own"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-22
To be offered for

About one-ffih of the above quantities will be re
CURED Tor home consumption, and a small portion
OF many articles will probably be procured by our
ships ON foreign sta tons The quantities of any or
all may be increased or diminished as he service NAV
hereafter require. The contracts will therefore be
made not for specific quantities, but for such quan
es as the service may require to be delivered al hose
Navy Yards respectively.
Contractors not residing at tue places where de-
verles are required must establish agencies at such
places, that no delay may arise in Furnishing what
may be required; and when Contractor fails prompt
iy to comply with requisition, the Navy Agent at
the port where the article article. are required to
oe aeiVered shall be authorized to purchase such
ticle or articles and the Contractor shall be liable for
any excess of cost the contract price.
separate offers must be made for each article al each
oil the aforesaid Navy Yards, and bidders whose pro-
Posas are accepted and none otbers) will be forthwith
noted thereof; and three days and above the or
binary time required for the regular transmission of the
mail will be allowed for them to'ngnty their readings.
TO enter INTO contract and ten days over and above he
ordinary time required for the regular transmisson of
the mail will be allowed for the execution and return of
contract and bond; at the expra ion of which periods
II no answer be received contract and bond return
ed, the supply will be offered to the next lowest bid
der, according to law.
Inc Department reserves the right TO reject all
bids from persons who have heretofore failed to exc
cute their contracts. .
Bonds, with two approved suretes in one-thrd the
IMMUNE VI 'ho respective contracts, VIII De
required and ten per in addition will be with
held from the amount of all payments 90 account
thereof as collateral security n addition to the bond
gwen, to secure its performance and not in any event
10 oe PAID until 1t is in all respects complied with !;
and ninety per cenium of the amount of all deliveries
made VIII be paid by the Navy Agent within thirty
DAYS alter bills duly authenticated shall have been
presented to him.
blank forms Of proposals may be obtained on sp-
Pica'ion to the Navy Agents at Portsmouth, New
amIsn,re Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, washington, Norfolk, Pensacola, and at thi.
10 be published once aweek, until the 2lst day Of
hPnl next IN the MadsonaD, Globe, Constitution
and Intellg'ncer, ID. c.; Argus, Portland, Me
New Hampshire Patriot, Concord, ~ IL Courier
and Morning Post, Boston, Mass Republican He
raid, Providence, r. / Times, Hartford Conn;
Journal of Commerce and Evening Post, N. Y;
Pennsylvania and Keystone, Philadelphia Pa
Union, Har isburg, Pa. Republican, Baltimore, Md
Enquirer, Richmond, Va; Beacon, Norfolk, Va ;
Mercury, Charleston, s. c..
propre,ors Of the above papers will be pleased 10 send
TO the Bureau copy Of their paper containing The
Advertisement during its insertion.
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