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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION.

A MONG all the famous medicine for Consump-
n ton, none seems to be meeting with greater
success. or gaining higher reputation than thu,
most wonderful article,
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
That it stands at the head of all other remedies,
is now universally conceded. 1t has cured thou.
sands upon thousands. of all classes, in cases Of
the most dangerously consumptive character. And
physicians of the greatest eminence, throughout
our whole country unhesitatingly pronounce it the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
of Pulmonary diseases in the whole range of
Pharmacy. The sales in the Western States have
thus far been unparalleled and the most gratifying
proofs of its efficacy have been received from ev-
cry place where it has been used. Thousands Of
CONSERVATIVE PATIENTS
have already tested its exalted virtues, and con.
fessed its surprising excellence and amazing
power. The remarkable success Of this Balsam is
no doubt owing, in great mes sure, to the pecu-
liza ry agreeab BILE and powerful nature of its ingre.
dents. 1t isa
FINE HERBAL MEDICINE.
Composed chiefly Of Wild Cherry Bark and the
genuince iceland MOss--(the latter imported ex.
pressly for this purpose the rare medical virtues
Of which are also combined, by a new chemca al
process, with the Extract Of Tar, thus rendering
| the whole compound the most certain and efica-
cious ever discovered for rss
Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Affections,
Asthma, Bronchitis,
| And all diseases Of the Respiratory Organs.
Reader Be not startled to see this Great Amer
team Remedy suppIan,ing every other Balsam before
| the public.
| And Why should 1t not, when by it hundreds and
thousands of cures in cases heretofore considered
hopeless, are being performed in all parts Of The
| United States.
Certificates Of which record volumes in favor oil
this justly celebrated remedy.
GFThe genuine Wistar's Balsam is sold in
St. Louis by PHELPS d BLAKSLY, General
Agents. And for sale by their agents in the fol
lowing places: Dr.. SsELsoN, Fayette; R. P. HAN
ENKAMP & Co., Glasgow; McCAMpBELL &
COATES, Huntsville; w. c. HILL g. Co., Keytes
vile. December 18th, 1876.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that will apply at the
~ February term of the County Court Of
Howard county, for a final settlement of my adj
minstration on the estate of George w. Frank
lin, decd. LUCY FRANKLIN, Admir-.
November Dist, 1876 37--4w
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CLOVES AND HOSIERY--A large stock on
VI hand and in order to make it small. will sell
very low. RH Law
Fsyette, October Gath, 40
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CarrOll,s Corner.

LIE amt one Of the B'hoys that talks of taking
III trip to Europe to buy his goods, and goes
down East and buys few hundred dollars worth, g.
spends rs per cent on the amount in ginger cakes
stops a week at Philadelphia reading signs
comes home, prehaps, the most noin' criter in all
these parts. Glssgow, December 18th, ls46.
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VESTINGS-A magnificent assortment, cal
Y and take a look, and you will be sure to buy
Fayette, October oath, '46. R. H. Law.
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DIED-On Sunday morning last, Mrs. MARY
consort Of Harrison Stapleton, Esq, Of thi
county. ....- -..
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Caldwell-Charles J. Hughes
Camden Hamilton G. Frost
CarroIl-Robert ID. Ray
Cape Girardeau-Samuel A. Hill
Chari,on-Joseph Combs
Clark-A. w. Dacge,t*
Cedar-Kindred G. Pearson
CoIe-E. L. Edwards
CIinton--L. s. Roberts
Cooper--Thornton P. Bell"
Crawford L. L. Snelson
Clay-Henry Owens
Daviess--W Wiley Pool
Dade-B. F. Walker
Dallas-G w. Henson
characterization d. Flowers"
DeKalb--Thomas Smith
Frankin--W. v. N. Bay
William G. Williams
Grundy--Jas. Livingston
Greene--B. Robinson
Gasconade-W. B. Pannell
Harrison.-L. d. Thompson
Holt-James Craig ....
Henry--Asa c. Marvin
Hickory. B. Holbert
Ho ward--C. F. Jackson
Jackson-F. S. Smith
Jasper-W. RlcnardSon
J efft rson--Anderson Bowles
J ohnson-Na,hanie B. Holden
Knox-Virgil Pratt
Lawrence-F. r. M'Fall
I.afayette-E. Burden*
Lewis-Chilon B. Tate*
Lincoln--David Stewart
Linn-Jeremiah Phillips
l.iyinpston-Jasper N, Bell
Macon--W. E. Moberly
Madison-C. H. Henderson
Mercer-Wm. M'Eiee
Mississippi..,W. Sayers
Neutrality-suspicious. Henley
Monroe-Wlliam Vawte,*
Morgan-John G.. M'Coy"
Miller-Thomas w. Whitaker
Marion-John Taylor
Moniteau--Robert Moore
New Madrid-John H. Walker
Newton--A. Landers
Thomas A. Brown
Oregon-Thomas J. Howell
Ozark-Robt. Hicks
Osage-W. w. Reynolds
Petiis--A. X. Boggs
Polk-John. Hunt
Patel. Calvert, and w. Conway
Pike-James o. Broadhead"
Perry--Thomas Rinev
Pulaski. Louis Keedy
Putnam...Wm Vanderpool
Randolph-Thoma P. Reuby$
Ray-C. E. Bowman
Reynolds Butord
Ralls-Luke w. Watkins
Ripley-W. P. Harris
Saiine-George G. Bingham"
ScotIand--James L. Jones
Sullivan-E. M. c. Morelock
Schyler.S Edwin Finch
Scotia. Hunter
Shannon oshua Chiffon
Shelby-SE. K,ncheloe
Stoddards.. Robert Gibbony
St. Genevieve--J. Robinson
ST. Clair-Waldo P. Johnson
ST. Charles-Wm. M. Allen
ST. Francois-Thomas H. Hale :,
S, Louis-George M. Moore, Isaac '
Taylort y. M. Massey james w. Scot
, lSullipan--E. M. G. Morelock
j Taney-F. s. Franklin
Texas7Joseph Walton
Van BEen--W. P. Burney
Wright NJ. H. Hight
Washin k,on-D. E. Perryman"
sfWayneAM. N. Alternately
IWarrenLRobert J. Huston
Whles.marked with a. Natives with
All othsis Democrats. led. Ing.
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j. RIDDLESBARGER. J. D. PERRY
j. Kiddlesbargcr 4 Co.,

J. RlDDLESBARGER. J. D. PERRY.
j. Kiddlesbarger 4 Co.,
Are now opening. at their old stand, well
selected stock of SEASONABLE GOODS, to
which they invite the attention of the public, as
they are determined to sell unusually low.
Blue, black and gray mix'd Cloths,
Blue, black and fancy Cassimeres,
Blue, black and Steel mix'd Sattineti,
Blue, gray and gold mixd Jeans,
Blue and white Blankets,
Blue and black blanket coating,
Beaver and Pilot Cloths,
Red, yellow and white 1annels,
Wool and Cashmere Shawls,
Linen and Silk pocket hd'kfs.,
LADIES' and gentemen's winter gloves,
Ladies' Alpaca and Cashmere Stockings,
Cashmere and Alpaca Robes,
White, black and pink Grapes,
Cashmere, Alpaca and De LANES, assorted
CalicOes and Ginghams, assorted,
Plain and plaid Linseys,
Table and Towel Diaper,
BonDets, Ribbons and Flowers,
Fur and Wool Hats,
Cloth and Fur Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Brown and bleached Domestic,
Osnaburgs, Drillings and Bed Tickings,
Cotton Yarn, Batting and Candewick,
Indigo, Msdder and Alum,
Ssieratus, Rice and Ginger,
Hardware and Cutlery,
Queensware, China, Glassware aud gen
eral assortment of Family Groceries.
Fayette, October 3lst, 1886
@We will receive in exchange for goods
| FlaX-seed, Beeswax, Linens, Feathers, &C., &C.
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Farm for Sale in Rutland,

AxA fNONTAINlNG one hundred and ih;r,v a,. 49,
E:l ~ OF excellent Land, under high state Of cnltivs
~ Ill situated one mile from the Meeting House
and wood The farm is well fenced Good ~; pasture
OsOugn 10 the house and barn through an squeduc, from
n lever iaimg springs On the is good Dvs,,inn
path ana other outbuildngs all in good renai
me whole can be bought together or the buidngs ar5 s
scres OF and, called the Home Place ns viii 20
ne purcnaser Inc above will be sold low and snv n
wishing an excellent farm, al great bargain will one
70 can sSa examine H. For further particulars apnlc ~
pp ~ Go lAbhOOh on the premises, or TO Will am
AoAD, ~ nutiaiu d2aw wti46 Nov =
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
To Manufacturers and the Trade,
Glue, Starch, Pickers, ShuttIes. NeatsfoOt
Oil. DC. dxc.

Glue, Starch, Pickers, ShuttIes, Neatsfoot
Oil, DC. &c.
NHE subscribers efer for sale al their Store NO Is
PEARL STREET linear MIX Sreet) BOSTON:
900 bbls, bags, and cases GLUE, comprising
in assortment of Uptons Extra T., Elk. NJ and common
Ilues-CooperS White, Bonnet Fine and Common Glue,
-Cons's, Mills's, Browns Evans and Towers Clues
Fish Glue for Betting, &c. &c.
! IslNGLASS of various kinds and qualities
hehhed Americ N lsngla for Blanc Mango and Table
'elies, made by Cooper, New York.
I STARCH, in Barrels, of superior qualities
LOoM PlCkERS-Broads, Cassmeres Flannels and
Cotons, Of superior quality constantly on hand and made
to order. ~ ~
\ SHUTTLES ofapproved make and made to pattern.
NEATSFOOT OIL--CoOper's New York Fin e and
tommon-Baumore and Western, various qualities, &C.
In lots TO suit purchasers favorable terms
Purchasers are invited to call before buying elsewhere
ALLEN d THOMPSON
July 10. SIN No. 25 Pearl Street BOSTON
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Real Estate For Sale

&A a TnIIn srv story HuUsE GARDEN. and
$3.50, :, Holden The fLove offers good onno
unity ior mecnanlc It being in business VILLAGE ana
e nlu.n neeued large palt of the money can remi
On mortgage as long as des BILE. For parc1ers ironi
Of Ss GhESs ABn1rT or Lebanon PUTNAM, ESD or
May %. dwtf22 STlLMAN EsTAB RooK 49,,
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Real Estate Market.

RemoUed to ll2 Broadway, front room. I'd storm
Ass EXPRESS BUILDING
fME1 LII PERSONS who wish to learn yvhere "a
~"e@'" a they can purchase good FARMS az Ionp IA
prices in pleasant and healthy climate of easy access n5
convenient to markeor who choose to buy NEvv TInns
Oerytrs qualify in the most desirable locations al
less than half the Government prces-or apy ho van -
9ay water rover with Mills Manufactures; or Pine
o. any description situated in any part of our country will
Pease ADDRESS to US request and will furnish them
WIN copy ofthe American Real Estate Advertiser CON
talnng Catalogue of the property which we have for sale
with the locations and prices annexed should more
will command our services. ~A' o'
As specimen OF The bargains which we Offer take the
/, Farm in Prince William County viroinio IL.
Brentve The county seat and about So miles from Wash
gtoh Cly containing 1911 The land is productive
oUo acres III valuable timber, the balance in cultiveon
WITH a Dwelling house, and other improvements Thors
good market for the timber Occoquan Situated he
tween Inc extremes OF North and South the climate s nre
e al whlch every man should if practicable select
LOT the nealtn and comfort of his family and or HE ov
pro- as an agrculturist The only objection which
any one mas raised against purchasing this farm has h
me so low that they conclude the title mns,
DC DAD or mat something unseen be the matter with
IL we VIII however give the purchaser guarantee that
all Is right, for two dollars an acre ' W
we nave many otherexceen Farms in the same region
, For VIEW LANDS of The best quality in New YorE
wanna, Virginia, and Missouri we ask Finn CO.
an acreIn tennessee TUentyfUe cents an acre Tbess
lands in Tennessee are situated in Perry RI W.,
see near me navgable the Tennessee River and
Ihere Az no better lands finer climate in the IT. Sta,s
~ lawrence Co., OHIO, we have 290 of land with
-No' q
srea Ias miles from the Ohio river in the great Jr,n
ana Coal region ofthe south OF Ohio The improvements
consist oil one large Flour Mill, Mills DWELLING
houses &c &C. This is unquestonably one of the most
vaanle locations for building Manufacturing Civ which
the West af0rds-Price $1,000 e ' WHICH
we nave large tracts OF Pine Timber Lands an Tron and
Coai Lands IN several States prices differing yerv little
rom iree gt, and on such accommodating terms ba,
enepslng men may secure to themselves prinCey for
tunes in short time. PAO0" tut
The quantity of Real Estate which we have for sol, :;
almost unlimited We want purchasers Those who wan,
PuTChase as 10 secure to themselves and their noster
hedllh1I pleasant and happy home will do well 10 coms
ano see For further particulars inquire of JOHN MILTON
IA aIai worcester or of A. BUFFUM & CO..
-'' - Y0rk
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IA Rare Channe-

IA ENOR SALE, or TO BE LET a valuable WAITED
S;H 4 PRIVILEGE in Grafton about two miles from on,
So ne centre, on The road leading from Worcester tn
rroVdehce through Upton THERE'S permanent dam h;I,
o. stone and gravel with about 20 feet head of water
sHoF Two stories high with forges triphaners anvil,
several other lathes, and many other tools snch ~ ]
aeo IA building machinery Also, about 10 acres ofanS
D"ens Houses, Store.h and Barn. all in good re-
par POSSESSION given the lst of October next For 6r
Grafton, Aug. 4. " o.:
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WHEATON & ROGERS.

WEBSTER, MASS,
Attorneys and COunseIlOrs at law.
IL "AhAION. dw37tf L. ROGERS
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New England House,
NO. III Broadway, nearly opposite wall S,roo,
New K0rL - - ,1iS0''

New York.
eszA NE above named house having Undergone ma,e
N,en L rial alterations and been fitted nm In snna;
manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who NAV VIZ,
o,nselt ooari' VIII hereafter afford most desirable &C.
commouaons to all who may desire quetness md aSra
hbie society Ii is strictly Temperance honsa ond
III ane immaculate vicinity OF business, which makes /,
psasaht lot business men, The proprietor assures ,h
pnoc and his former friends that every exeron i ne
used Tor their comfort and merit continuance oS The
fn N r Pr;cs e. " el ne is very CRATE
Aug. 5, 1916. Sltf p WIcfffr tn ua n.y.
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Valuable Farm for Sale

ArgA NlIUATED in Marlborough, about tvv. ,nu..
M ~ from the centre Of the town. on the road oadns
.aSto Westborough, and two miles from The ,,,o
the Boston and Worcester Railroad conss,ng 90 o.
SHY. acres o. land well divided into moving pas,urnr
nlage ana wood land bordering upon stream az ,vas
brlck House, buildings comparatively new " "''eri
For iur.her particulars inquire OF ]. G. RICE No ?,
Sulhcy MARKET Boston, GEORGE @. DAVIS. Noyfh6oyo
or Hon. lsAAc DAVIS, Worcester. tns Nov 81
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VOL. II.

MANSFIELD & HAMMOND,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS In
Crockery China, Glass & Britannia Ware,
TABLE CUTLERY, TEA TRAYS.
solar Lamps, GirdndOleS, Paper Hangings, &c.
No. 159 Main Street.
,.,t noTN ring Central Exchange, WORCESTER
"here beautiful assortment of the above Goods NAV a,
n, ways De found at the LoUest Market Prices
particular attention given furnishing Hotels and Families
MA % HENRY s. MANSFIELD, Jr..
march 10. dWu TIMOTHY w. HAMMoNn.
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State Mutual Life Assurance COMPANY
of Worcester.
DURAN CAPITAL

W4UUIUUUl
Hon. JOHN DAVIS, Presiden.
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS
DIRECTORS.
Hon. A. ID. Foster, Hon E. Wasbburn
Edwn Conant, Esq, Clarendon Harris,
IchaDod Washburn, Hon. AleA. Dewitt
Fredenck w: Paine, John Brooks, Esq
Jonn Milton Earle Charles w Wilder,
John Green, NJ ID. Hon. II. w. Cushman,
Benz +: Heywood, MD. Henry Chaplin, Esq.
Fred W. Gale, Esq. Freeman Upham
Charles Washburn, Esq. Elisha p FEARING Eso
Joseph Sargent, MD. Joseph A. Denny Esq
William Dickinson ESQ. l. H. Cary ESQ
n WILLIAM DICKINSON, ESQ.,, Treasurer
This Company commenced issuing Policies IF Assurance
on the first june 645 and during the first wear has is
sued oSO Policies, and received in premiums $l9.7sS.
Premiums Of Assurance for One Hundred Dollars
annual fragments annual Payments
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RIPLEYS & TALC0TT,
importers and Commission Merchants,

-.
EbP constantly for sale, as lou prices az can he
IA found al any market the United States complete
HsOrtment OF
ron, Hammers, Grindstones Shades FiJes.
pee!, Stedges, Screao Plates, Hoes Rasps
llg Iron, BOr1r Shoe Mails, Forks IRON Ware
nUas, Chains, Patent Balances, Nails IRON Pumps
gees MoUets Sleigh Shoes, Spikes, Arles &C.
AND AGENTS Fok THE SALE OF
Fairbanks supe Tor Patent SCALES all sizes-.Fall
liver Iron WtrkS Co.'s NAILS and IRON-Sanderson
Brothers d Co.'S STEEL and FlLEs-Ames'. Pierce h
w oods, and Washburns SHOYELS and SPADES and
for other Goods Consignment
Propretors Of the NEW ROLLING MILL and IRON
y Ofth s. at HindSOr Locks for which they wish TO pur
cnase scrap Bloom Pig, Bar and Billet IRON and solicit
6Net IRON, shatng. Round and Square Iron Plate and
biafe STEEL &c &c, of all desirable sizes and warranted
nf good quality.
% Shipping Agents for the Providence and Fall River
"oAes' bin Hartford, June TO-
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The following is list of few of the many
Thousand Articles that be found with prices annexed
at this Establishment:
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House and Lots for Sale.
IA NEW and Elegant HOUSE on Vernant Street
Em[A Also, HOUSE LOTS on Laurel HIll--many
sspf them commanding the lest view Of Worcester Of
any IN the market. A. NJ MERRIFELD.
WEBSTER, March IL. Iw3tdtf
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IN addltloh TO the above premiums, deposite OF per
cent on the premiums will be required and deposte
hoe varying at the different ages from Is to 80 per
the premiums.
Applications for Assurance may be made the Office OF
the Company at the CENTRAL BANK in Worcester and to
the Agents in the towns and sections OF New England
New York, New Jersey, Pennsy lvania and Ohio.
CLARENDON HARRIS, Secretary
Worcester July Is, ls46. If
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an being little better than brute. He became dis
gus,ed with the pioua frauds, indignant al the bgo
tr Slled with conem .. for The hollow pretensinra
srt pp by toe shallow Drained srstocracy. He
broke loose from The rnooripgs which society had
thro around him spurning all restraint be cough;
path for ns feet and, ike all bold pioneers. he
made crooked paths We may lament ii, we msy
weep over Ii, bat in the language Of another
shall lament and weep with him The elements OF
character which urged him On are in us all, and 10.
auencing our condact every day OF our lives. We
may pity him but we can't despise him. We may
condemn his faults, bat only as we condemn oar
own. His very weakness was index OF his
strength Full Of faults OF grievoss oe,ure. Jet
far more faol,le.s than many who have come down
70 on the page of history as saints. He was q
brinian, genius and like al! Of his class did moco
good and much evil lie, Us take ;be sooo an ,
leave the evle, az adop! bis virtues but svoto n'
vices-le. US pursue bis wisdom bat snun nls ioi{
and es death has separated his noble spirit ron ne
corrupt and coru ptbe dust with whicn u was en-
cubered 50 let az separate his good from hls evl
deeds-,hus may We make him blessing 'a'ne'
than curse 10 The world c..xs.-
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Nieh, -" Man was made 10 Mourn, " 10 my Mary
in Heaven" Indeed, Dear a read Dis poems ana
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Sloop Juno, Alers. Providence.
Barge Venus, " ilaon, P htladelphia
ARRINEn

ARRlNEn.
Bark Edward, Buckley, ds fm Charleston, with cot.
ton TO Dunhsn Dnon.
Bark Trenton, Oliver fm New Orleans, June 18Th
With wheat &c, to Hicks g. Co.
Bark Odd Fellow, (ot Poston) Hacken q DIS I'm New
Orlesns with corn whest and pork, 20 order June q,
lat % ST. ion so S. spoke bark Avrs. from Boston for
New Orleans; July 3d. lat 81 81 Ion 76 AZ brig PenSaco
la trorl Trinid al de Cuba for Portland passenger.
Bark Suwauow, (of ThomsstouD Sleeper 10 ts I'm
New Orleans with cotton &c 10 Nesmith Walsh.
Brig Ies,o, Chase, Ii ds TN ST Domingo with $3.50
pieces mahogany. Aymsr & Co; 1860 do A Ros.ire
Il Co; so do ~ bslee wax do tobacco. Meyer i Sue
keu Lett 10 American vessels.
Big Baize, lot Kingston Mass DRws. IS ds I'm Cien
negos Cuba with l6l hhds 3S terces IS bbs sugar TO
Dunsconb & Beckwi,h-vessel 10 Foster Il Nickerson.
Left -, Davis, Of NeW.iors for Cowes and mar.
ket ready brig Gustavus (of hpgston) Davis for Bos
ton In ds; Oceanus OF Plymouth for Europe lds-ihe
only American vessels 10 port Juue 2sIh off Torugss
spoke bark Catherine OF Baltimore I'm Hampton Roads
Tor Mexico with troops on board.
Brig Adpa {of North Yarmouth Sherman, I'm Vera
Cruz via Csmpeachy June l3th with returned cargo
Nesnith e. Walsh. Sailed same day U $ brig Somers,
for Vera Cruz. Leis OF The hsroor OF Vera Cruz,
trgsts Raritan and steamer Princeton.
Brig (Danish) Clara Greasy, ds fn Port suPs (St
DomingoJ With mahogany, 10 Aymst Co. Left no
American vessels.
sehr Brilliant Cole ds I'm Richmond, with Goa! 10
Master
SAILED.
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