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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07


NAcCINATIoN.-A late number of the on.
don Lancet has the following on the subject OF
vaccination
"The general conclusions drawn bv DR.. Ru-
zns, of Stockholm, from his observations in
Sweden are these The protection afforded bv
vaccination. from the close of the second year
Of life, against the contagion of the varioous
poison, usually lasts unimpaired to the end Of
the thirteenth year or so after this period it
begins to lose its effect and gradually becomes
more and more uncertain TO the twentieth or
twenty.frst year of life. For the next four or
five years the disposition to the small pox seems
almost TO have recovered its original integrity
and this state Of liability continues unimpairad
up to the age of forty years or so. At about
this epoch of life it begins to approach nearer
and nearer TO the limits Of evstence-which it
reaches in the majority Of cases, abou, the IF
teth year--the period when the general revo.
luton of the human body commences to take
place"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07
Ingenuity OF the Germans.

The following are some Of the Inventions
which have originated IN Germany
A. ID.
$50 Saw Mills.
SOS Sun Dlals.
900 FuI,ng Mills.
1910 T,l!age of Hops.
100 Wind Mills.
Oh .'aintrng.
1910 SpcctacIes.
1860 Paper of Linen rags.
1872 Organs.
1913 Gunpowder
Cannons.
1850 Wire making
1890 Hats.
1879 Pins.
1889 Grist Mills.
ll23 Wood EngravInss
li36 Printing.
li39 Printing Presses.
liiO Copperpla'e Engravng.
l450 Printing Ink.
l452 Cast Types
liS7 Ginning Of bells
1900 Watches
Letter posts or mails.
Etching.
Boiling apparatus,
1927 Gun locks
1873 Spinning wheels.
1916 Almanacs.
Stoves.
Sealing wax.
1890 Telescopes.
1910 Wooden bellows.
1920 Microscopes.
1898 Thermometers.
1913 MezzotInt engraving.
1000 Air pumps.
1851 Electric machines.
lG5j Pendulum clocks.
1000 Clsrionet.
1906 White china ware.
1907 prusslan blue.
100 S'erolypng.
l7lJ Nercurial thermometer.
Iii Piano Furtes.
1896 Solar microscope.
1853 The gamut.
1896 LIthogsaphy.
Besides these there are several German in
ventions Of which we cannot ascertain the date
such as door locks aid latches, the moder
screw auger, and gimet, the cradle for hal
vesting, &c.
Surely nation which has made such con,r
buttons to the interest OF literature end the ar,
must occupy high rank in intellect and nge
nuty.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07

II won't do 'or chap TO imagine girl is in
different; to him, because she s,udiously avoids
him in company.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07

BIrIER THINGs HoT.-Burke once remarked
Garrick tha, all bitter things were hot WI
would you think says Garrick "oG bitter e.
day7"
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PIRCEs OF ADVERTISING.
| square I Insertion. 50 S
ds : do o 7
| do do

lively EUOeequeht InseTtIOn, U ~
Yearly Advertisements: one column, S25 /; bplf
column,Sls, three squares. Sle; two squares, 50
one square, S5. Hafyearly one column, SIS
half column, Sl2 three squares, Ss; two squares,
S5; one square, 50 so.
Advertisements left without directions os TO tho
length of time they to be published, will he
continued until ordered out, and charged accord.
ngly.
C--rSiSteen lines make q square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07

cried when saw it, Don't tell me it wasn't
worth twopencc. How do you know? You re.
YER buy mugs But that's like men they think
nothing in n house costs anything.
"There's four g ass broke, and nine cracked.
AT least, that's all I've found out at present;
but dare say | shall discover dozen to-mor-
row.
"And should like to know where the cotton
umbrellas gone to-and should like to kn W
who broke the bell-pull-and perhaps you don't
know there's leg of a chair. and perhaps"
/ "llere,' says Caude morpheus came To NY
aid, and slept; nay, think snored.'
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07

THE WORLD IN Ban WA, The last
Nauvoo Neighbor "gives up the world with the
following diagnosis of lis present condition
Disease ncurabe chls and fever in 4.
merica palsy and debauchery in Europe con-
sumption and gout in Asia and plague and lc.
prosy in Africa As with Israel, So with Il"
world-,he whole head is sick, and the who's
heart faint, and die it must and Mormonisp
eternal Mormonism, will witness the dying
struggle, the last gasp when the earth Quakos
and trumPhs over death, hell, and the grave,
So let the old world die"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-07

CHRISTIAN COURAGE When Wares, the eai-
peror, sent messengers TO win EusPblus TO hrr'-
sey by fair words and large promises, he an,
swered. "AIas sir these speeches are it e
catch little children" When the Enpero
threatened to confscate his goods, to torment
to Danish or kill him he answered, "He nee.
not fear conhscatIon who has nothing to loose
nor banishment, to whom Heaven alone is h
country nor torments, when his body Will
destroyed at one blow nor death which, Is ..
only way to set him at liberty from SIN and sn
row."
"Al things work together for good to ,hr
that love God"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-08-15

nothing, While our land is improved, and
our bacon also.
These calculations, sufficiently verified,
induce noe to keep Up my own stock for my
own profit, though l live in a pine fores,
contiguous to sWamps, aud have ranges and
fence timber al libitum. IL all would do
so likewise, cauaOt help thinking the
creates, advantages would result to the
State. II a lev was passed, requiring eve
ry man to keep up his stock, on pain offor,
feiting them, believe it would be OF more
real service to agriculture, than any one
Law the Legislature could pass.
We should save 81 100000, annually
we should have an end pu, TO half the quar-,
refs, lights and lawsuits that take place
fine breeds of stock of oil kinds would BE-
introduced, appreciated and taken caro- of
our lands would be improved, and our crop:
increased and finally. we should all rails,
our own bacon-at home, and actually
without cest-aHd all Of these benefits would
produce. 10 turn, many more necessarily
arising from them. COKE.
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SOAP SUDS-COMPOST

1oAk oCDS-t Chi 10
This IS perhaps one of the mos, powerful
fertilizing articles produced on farm. l.
contains the food Of plants in state ofaImost
perfect solution, and consequently in condi.
ton the most easy 10 be appropriated and as
simulated when applied as a slimulant Ia
vegetable lille. 10 order to avail himself OF
this important source of wealth. the farmer
should provide himself with tank Of a sjza
sufficient not only 10 contain the suds made
IN the family, bat a largo quantity OF other
materials such "a snds, turf, bones, ashes
straw and muck-in short any substance,
no, actually and necessarily prejudcial 10
vegetation, and which may, partly by in.
bbing The liquid and partly BY chemical
action become an ingredient IN the food OF
plants Tie tank or cis,ern provided for
tins purpose, should lie proportional TO the
SIZE Of he ramly, and so situated rs 10 al
nit Of 40 easy approach with a cart. /.
should also b. g constructed as 10 be expos
ed as little as possible either to the washug
OF heavy rams or the itaucnce Of the sun
and cir. We have often been surprised on
visiting the premises and farm yards Of
some who have enjoyed an honorable repu
tailon FOR economy in other matters, 10 find
them cluttered and encountered viii use.
less rubbish, which little time, properly
devoted would have reduced to healthy md
valuable assistants in the fertilization Of q
perhaps unler,ile and unproductivo farm
Bones. shells, chips, are all excellent lngre
dents, in The compost heap and will vel
reward any person for The trouble and ex
pense Of gathering ,hem Up. II is often ,hf
case that sol in low places by the roaC
side, which receives the wash from IN,
highway, may be converted into a yaluaDit
sinnlanl by simply throwing i! into heaps
TINS, however, should be done in the fall
a. the wash during the summer odds great
/ ITO It's stimulaat powers and the operation
Of frost IN winter conduces greatly TO il
improvement by thoroughly breaking uI
and dlslntegfalng The earthly particles com
posing tie mass. Such soil OF indeed nny
other moderately induced with feruizn.
properties and the powers Of imbibing nnt
retaining moisture may be greatly iucreas
ed in value BY being placed in sluauor
where i, will remain open 70 the action 0
rain and gasses.-7lqine Caiirq'0r.
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Balm OF Columbia.

HpALDNESS cured certainly and cfFeciuny
N ID The reputation Of an article is established
not by extensive advertng and putting but by it,
known virtue and intrinsic value. The course OF
the proprietors Of the Balm Of Columbia" has
bero in accordance with the above fact. They
have endeayorcd To give 10 the public an article,
with which the peer would be pleased and salts.
fed. II is well known to those, Who use this pre-.
paralion that il keeps the hair from falling out.
restores II on bald places in a wonderful degree,
making the hair perfectly soft and glossy and
what ls Of equal interest, keeps il entirely free
from dardruh in fact continued use Of il pre-.
vents entirely, ary accumulation Of dandrnfF--
Sold Wholesale by Comstock q 90, q Cortland
81 Y, and retail by h Oates Charlotte
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b = sEs "A Sss sAS "

EEEaDAClI-SICK OR NERVOUS Those
4 who Haes suffered aud are weary n suffer
NJ wItb tins addressing complaint, viii find Pc.
tors Vegetable Pills q remedy u once certain and
immediate 10 Its eff is. Doe single dose OF the
pills taken Vggu as the hcatach - ri, coming yn,
U.H cTTo It 10 one hour entirely.
As remedy IN summer and bowel Complaints
iuey display their wonderful powers 10 airnra.
ton, and FAT superior % any thing in lor those
complaints.
Ia Dyspepsia and Liver complaints they stand
unrlyalied
Many have been cured in few weeks. ancr
having suffered uadsr lie dreadful complaint for
yrars.
H. habituai e5sireness they are decidedly ~
perior 10 any vegetable pill ever brought before
the public, aud ppo so cent box viii establish
their surprising virtues and place them beyond
The reach 81 doubt 10 the estimation Of every IN
disid1ai
They are invaluable in nervous and hypoch9n.
dfieal sfTecuans, loss Of appetite, and al CON.
plants to which .eua!es alone ore subj sct
They are md 10 their action, md conYcy al.
most immediate conviction Of their utility from
the hrst dose. They may be- taken By persons Of
any age, and the feeble. the io(Jm, Tue nervous
md delicate are strengthened by their operation,
because they claar the system from bad humors,
tHi#t hEF*pHs HIb.45itity alt- IAF1T4ab.y produce
sound health
Upwards Of lhrrc hundred and seventy thons-
and boKes Of these IEcsumab.e pills have been cold
within tie last twelve months 20 three states alone,
and fnorC than iHseo times tie quantity iu other
statcs.
A. az aati-biiious medicine no family should
be without them. A single trial Of them is more
satisfactory than thousand certificates
IT, southern climate, these Pills are admins
tered with uniform success. E0r moro Man ten
years TIE verdict q ileis efficiency has been pro-
Hoaaced and s01iia jury u ~! they have rcllcy.
cd be summoned from The Norh, the South, the
Els, ard the West millions If voices wo Id Be
heard 10 aecigmatiyn Of iheir malchcss proper
uee. The child 1ud adut--thc youth and dscrep
D. I'D man--bofh sexes and all sgcs-may mike
take n'ese pills with safsly and the ccria. uty oi
feiieL Price 80 cts pr boz.
Be careful 10 observe that on The cover of each
boz On the iinl is stamped Peters Vegetable Pills
Peters Itis, On enquiry, s.ili be- found in eve
y town and 81 most Of Tire country stores 10 tia.
state.
fcr ssle 10 Cbah9ue by u p. &L.S win
Hams and Oates,
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Acoustic OIL for Deafness +.

FENillS really valuable preparation, which l,,
ID cured hundreds ID prrsnns, ~ho us,d i 81.
r4rdmE "a directions, Isn.w lJr sale Boz ll.sgfsre
Il has been known to ctto persons wlahaye -
deai iur YEAR, makJnE ihCif sense Of hcsIts. d,
good a. II ever vas, giving entire s1tirtaction +
ihe u.cr. There have been number u articles
got uf blrI'-ie 'A.' End the praprietofs must en-.
ugn 'h. H-lae rCa.u-t DO, ing Any that las -,
got ghrrr signature ou. Coms,oe- < Co.'S y
Sold. who. sa.r, o., C0ms,1,k $ Co. n en-.
hndt street. New iarE ana rc,aA by D Oa..s.
thafiJttc.
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SICK EEcad-achc Remcdy .

nal. sPouN's Headache Remedy. is allow
u y Cd 10 be the only preparation thst will 81
fcctually cure that worst Of al c1mpaini1 Per.
sons using this article vii never have the sick
head ache. II people bad rather give fifty cents
dollar to be entirely cured, than to be laid up
for two or three DAVIS they ran DO 50 by buying n
bottle q this Remedy. Sold wholesale by Com.
stock & Co, q Cortland S. y Y, and re all By y
Oates Charlotte
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NglD COMBS.
JUST RECETFEE

JUST BECETFED
Gentlemen "a Ia =, ,wr.rrs
dies Gold lever $3.50
silver do.
Gold Guard s Fob Chains y Keys,
Breast Pins and Finger Rings.
Goidaud silver Pencils,
Table and Tea spoons, sa-auted3
German gable and Ten do.
plated Candicsficks and Casters,
Fine EkaZors in pairs and single,
Zine Pocket and Pen KNIVES.
low for CASH.
THO. TROTTER
March q. l7l5 2lf
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spENnIn rIANn rlprrc j.

THREE Splendid PIANO FORTRESS,
ROSEN Don, aud one MAHOGANY, Nth liz
GRAND AcTioN laos fRAnE and IUns They are
very superior Instruments, from M,ssrs. NUNS
CLARK s. 20. Ncw York aud cen 10 seen enc.
door beloS Dr.. Siii's Drug Store.
\ h. Pyrs,n IN The vicinity Of Charlotte afs.-
uus Of purchasing FIRST rate instruments can have
an opparuritg Of ,NamIninc he quality By call
Ing on Mr.. + J liol0n who has one IN his ia.
session
SAML. GARDNER.
CaiumliI. Jan. l. lSij. l5lf
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Worms. WORMS .

EOMSTOCh'S NEEMIIUGEfa RI tic certain
v destruction pf Wums. This riHrh esl#.
traied article il nov flr ale 10 thus place hg
y Oates The numerous hyes that h1Eo been
saved ~ this article. sgf'ai.n nj eaaransct thai
every mother -hag,4 kotp 81 htt house The
public have been grossly deceived e late, ~ Get.
tain other prrparl'Ins cot up IN imitation u this
They must cgnf,dar a great blessing that lhcy
have row within ,hcr reach the only Eenusne
preparation. vh,th ]. ccrialo . destroy aHf guar.
uty of worms child may have. II ia asettsa to
accompany ,hs Wi,h say certificate ihr article is
well kao~n wilhou' Sod vhalesale IS Gown.
stock & Go, y Cortland 81, y y ard 4 psle,.
ChafIltu.
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East India Hair bye.

a tOT.DR~ fbo halr and not the shin THIS is
u tie only genuine preparation, lha ~il e.
Ipr De hair without itjurng the skin, i vii.
used according direction, color The hatshcsl = !,
Or gray hair The most beautiful brown q black,
according TO She lc0glh II time shicb It is apfht
3D. D. careful md noi prcbagr other articles q
the Same name, unless ~ wish o. throw away
your money. Poll directions accompanying each
bottle Sold wholesale BY Comstock and e. q
Cortland Street, New York, and fOiail BY Brady
O7tcz. Charlotte.
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Dress 0b,d zap .TE0LiHg.
ess Eadies Dresses and Caps.

EERs. MARY WRIsTON informs the public
VIZ that she y prepared to execute With neat.
ness Eadies Dresses and Caps. She
Ui also Cut and Hit Ladies Dresses. Her
terms viii be Reasonable She hopes by attention
TO ell orders for The execution u work to merit a
share Of public patronage She caR be found at
the residence Of her father IN tie brick house on
the An square cast Of the Court House.
February ~, ls4j. tgG
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Organ I,inuo Enric.

ESGR Sale ASPLENDID ROSEWOOD on.
a GAN PIANO FORTE. with an the h,,
Improvements, with the Organ attached Il can
be played on as Piano, OF an Organ, separately
Or both together. Il IL one OF The finest lu,ti,
mcAts ever Brought 10 this market
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The title of The work Is as fellows:
The Pictorial History of the
American Revolution,

with an account Of the EARLY HISTORY OF
THE COUNTRY, the CONSTITUTION Of
THE UNITED STATES, md Chronological
Tad,1 Hustratsd Nth s,reral Hundred Enptar.
tHgs -
~ IL ia the determination &c the publisher 10
spare neither pains nor expense 10 make this work
perfectly acceptable 10 ersrg family hrovPhouf
he szhrs country. 1t viii b. found the most at.
Tselige and cheapest ever presented 10 the pal.
r1nsge Of the American people, The preparation
Of the work has been attended with grca, labor
and expense. History requires a distant emin.
encc, from which to take an impartial view of
the character Of the transactions which submit
Themselves 70 the recording pen but more than
hafa century has elapsed since the c0lonlsts first
asserted ther Independence; end the generation,
whose arduJus struggles achieved 50 glorious
result, has passed away 10 the silent tomb
Through the whole work. the editor has aimed
10 do justice without aspefty to applaud patriot
ism, but not 10 Justify is CROSSES; 10 condemn
tyranny but not % overlook tie yIrines 1f many
Of its Instruments and 10 EXHIBIT the kindly pros
poet Of the iutare more strongly than The irrita.
ting aspect Of the pact. The great interest that
The barc mention Of such work is calculated N
excite has encouraged to make 1t every way vor
thy ofa liberal patronage. An extensive sale can
only enable the publisher to offer the work al the
low price proposed. Postnastcrs and others wish
ing 10 act as Agents will receive all necessary in.
Jrmaliou By addressing. post paid.
ROBERT SEARS.
l25 Nassau stfcet, n. YORK.
In eddron vH also he LoanI yPin Muslin GA
PRICE TWO DOLLARS.
~ Two vArAgrE PusuctTIoN7 r1R THRrr
D9liAgsr-Sesrs' beautiful Pictorial FAMILY
MAGAZINE for one wear. and the above work
complete, will be furnished iOr Thee Doiiars, re-.
mItted in y York ~ Eastern funds, free u post
aye through the postmaste'
A"w York May 81, ISIS.
Hcyraatee Deeds for sai, qfthis Office.
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RIk,.1E ECO.N1l.YK.
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From The South CaroIinian.
FENCING-NO. II.

losses from fencing, which, though ,riiling
10 each individual, amounts 10 something 10
the aggregate. 4 mile Of our worm fence
occupies half an acre Of ground. ii there
are 100000 miles Of fencing in the State,
then $4,000 acres Of land are covered and
made useless by fences. Surprising its
average value to be So per acre. here are
S250,o0o more Of capital lying idle.
In mos, parts Of Europe there are no
fences, and you may travel, day after day
through beautiful fields, coming up to the
roadside. One feels as though he was ri.
ding through has own plantation. Here
the odious fence, which shuts cut all the
beauties Of the crop, and frowns defiance
on every passer by, eiernally marks the
fact that you are on ano,her's soil, and a
mere way .farer. How much the pleasure
oftrayeling and the interest in agriculture
is diminished by this.
Then again we have here TO keep up end.
less lanes.-to close up or change roads, or
pu, up gates, which are expensive, trouble.
Half the troubles OF planters lie are 10
some way connected with his fences. Be-
sides the never.eBding labor, he has to dog
wound and Kill his own or his Beishbor's
hogs, which are sure TO find all the weak
places, be after all loses more or less Of his
crop every year. These trespasses, and
the closing or changing Of roads, or leaving
open gates, occasion nine tenihs Of the
burning and quarrels among neigh.
bors. II is scarcely possible 70 maintain
peace and good will on earth where rail
fences and stock ranges a:e the fashion.
have said that after al, our ranges are
ofliule or no value. believe that 10 most
Instances We feed as much to our hogs, al
any rate as they would require in pens, and
as much as The proper NUMBERED good cattle
would consume. Let US suppose We feed
only half as much now, as we should feed
without ranges, does any one doubt that II
cur stock vas kept up all the year round,
and their food doubled, they would give US
double the meat or, IN other words, that
with The same food, hall tie number OF stock
you'd give us JJsl as much meat as we get
nov Our range system depriyes Us ofalI
the benefit 81 improved breeds Or all kinds.
Berkshires and Suor,.horus were no, made
for grass such as our woods 1dord- or cane
aud ecorns. They are, when SO treated
Inferior to our native breeds. Feed boil
breeds, however, and the improved ones ar,
twice as valuable as the native, Now hog
pAupto fa:,en, will generally require abou
four bgslels Of corn each when IN the pen
and we's>perbaPs 80 los net. They hay
consumed al least as much, first and lat, be
fore pennipg douJ, 1--WE DO not, with al
our range, give at least ten bushels OF corr
flreyery $50 lbs. ofpork kd cd ~ This State
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THE EaDA'S
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FENfIT IqHrt Nla,-rf ftHfsrf f. - fr7. IL re-
d nU,.,h,d ta U.- ,s'.aat.-l IF discerning
rqlI.r. 'hq' f.. .-#.rf-v .araar common 10 raH.
mer~,rr rrw Volume. .f .t,raa. b., in Tins
raac. fia,.uv. BE- ..r.rrr.ary. d. ISSUING pros.
p.afug IN lur tarit r.Lnus fihseal4all L rgtk,
iAc fisher tmr'2 cob. fac at'trllon af NH,
cal Amateur i5 d.. Important fart that 81 ths
NEW EST AND MOST TplILAR Music ~
supplied hy This Mapa7tne M a ia'r rtYtr aa,mpt-
"a by any other ppalishar ~ mayic. Music fur
n.lcd 10 the ordinary caur4e rar cents Or O
quarter prr dollar tone. De- here alTcrcdst au aY
rra-e 81 N'le uarc 'hsn TAO ctp's--and tajs nnt
prercdent,d r,a4.'.n rT.-dad without any iafc-
ri7rily IN appsarr1c, ar correctness. The Nus
c.l Library Is edited bg camsltcnt Professor
or established reputation Snd profound oHpe
Renee. while the mcdaniel department is
executed IN a style th7t sill hear rompqrite1
with any Nj SICAL PUBLICATION II THE
WORLD. Like all unter'.,.'ogs Designed Tor
we o'nt'' OF ,' '"any 'ae l',s1t 10y '.as
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No,N 'n'Nt u''"'4'''y - =
G,e' u',.l ~ 10y, !, = IN ,a.'o.s.'
tIal now cost, iacaty fyo ood fly cents. can to
procured f5ttvo Dr three thete Will 10 an end Of
monopoly ConsrqUen'ly the great nun IF inter
eslcd parties has been ip ni-rrpresent the rtsr.
acicr 81 Tie Musical Library, Nsssfihtiasa, in
spite % misrcprcsrnt 81 aiIo.det aud kinda,
it IL steadily gaining pr.uu1 A that the pub
h.hcr desires IN rcruiaitou CHROME rhargft
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