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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
Cadiz, January 10th, 1896
CASH FOR HIDES AND SKINS.

- D-ARJLI w IIIDL1kJ 4AIND DIAILHO'
The subscribers having entered into partnership, at
the old stand of Mcconnell & Slemmons, in the town
of Cadz' would respectfully inform the public that they
have resolved do business on the ready nay SYSTEM
and have therefore reduced the price ofeather so as
be an nducemon to every purchaser to buy the pr-
ces we have determined to sell at, in preference to
the old credit system. We are selling sole and harness
leather at 20 cents per lb which has heretofore been
selling at 25 cents per h., and all our stock in like
proportion. We will take in exchange for leather,
hides and skins, talIow, and all kinds Of marketable
grain, etc, on delivery.
The subscribers having employed Mr.. ]. W. Wheel
er late of Boston, of the most experienced work.
men of the day, and Mr.. James Beall, of Cadz, the
public assured that their stock shall be finished in
style not inferior to any in the west They would
therefore solicit share of public patronage.
Veryrespectfully,
SLEMMONS & GEORGE.
Cadz, January 10th, 1S46.-2l-6m
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
COME AT LAST.

VTTE are now receiving from the eastern cities
w large and most splendid stock of Fall and
Winter Goods, which, without any pretension to boast
ing we will sell as cheap they be purchased in
the western country, for cash approved produce-
The above goods having been purchased for cash and
under favorable circumstances leads believe that
we can offer great bargains and inducements purcha
sers The public are invited, before purchasing else
where, to call and examine our stock and prices, TO
satisfy themselves whether not it would be to their
interest to purchase goods of VIM. HOGG u co.
oct Is
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

GTThe GAINESVILLE Aurora says: "Bear it in
mind then, that the election of Tod and Demo
cratic Legislature next winter, does not necessa-
T'ty involve repeal of all existing bank char
ters, though il closes the door against any more
Banks, and sanctions the ultimate overthrow Of
incorporated Banks of issue, as well as other un-
equal, dangerous, and anti-republican monopo-
lies
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS CURED,
BY the timely use of DR.. Duncan's Expecto.
rant remedy, kept for sale by W. B. Beebe.
CINCINNATI, January 2, 1916.


CINCINNATI, January 2, 1916.
Dr. DUNCAN: Dear Sir:-
feel happy in writing these few lines to you,
stating the good effects your valuable medicine
produced in my case, was attacked about two
months since with Inflammation of the lungs, at
tended with very distressing cough and choo-
king of 2hlegm, severe pain in the breast, and
shortness of ofbreathing; and at length became
weak and debiiitated. Finding that | grew
worse daily, and thai | could moi live long with
out relief, some of my friends advised me to try
one thing and some another. Among the medi-
cines recommended as the best, was your Ex-
pectorant remedy My wife at length sent to
your Office for three bottles. | commenced using
it according to the directions, and feel happy In
stating to you and the public, that found relief
at once, and by the time fused the three bottles,
was able TO walk to the Post Office, and to see
many of my friends. sent for two more bot
ties, and used them, and now feel myself per-
fectly we'll. GEORGE JOHNSON.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

0"@7-The Hon. James Buchanan, Secretary of
State, gave magnificent ball at Washington city,
on the evening of the 23d. There we're about
1900 persons present, including foreign minis
tiers, members of Congress, citizens and stran-
gers. These old bachelors know how to do
things up right.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

Much anxiety is manifested throughout this
state, to know The sentiments Of Senator Corwin,
on The Oregon question. 1t is thought that he
is afraid 10 come out on the American side, lest
the Republican, and papers of that ilk, should
declare that hismind has ebecomc as puorIe and
impoteni as the unfortunate dofs.''
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

OETFhe following resolution wat passed at the
democratic ratification meeting in New Lisbon:
"Resotped, That we regard the 9Th of Janua-
ary convention as the harbinger of an ERA OF
GOOD FEELING among the members of the
democratic party of Ohio, and that from hence
forth we shall recognize no distinctions in our
ranks, and shall salute all as brethren alike enti-
tied to our confidence and respect"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that there win be petition
presented to the Commissioners of Harrison county
at III cir session, asking for the location and OPEN
ing Of county road, beginning the southeast corner
of James Copes land, in ShoncFeek township, in said
county running north between lands Of Jamesand Jos
Cope thence through Jas Copes farm to the west ine OF
section Aeen thence north along sad line to the west
line of section fifteen, in Green township to follow the
said line until it ntersects the road leading from Me-
Man's Mill TO Cadz. A PETITIONER.
January 18th, iS46-pd
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

Pay yow Postage--Every mail brings us let.
tiers with the postage unpaid In almost every
instance, these letters uppertain to the business
of the writer. No man who is acquainted with
the common docenees of life or possess the
slightest modicum of the ingredients which con-
stitute gentleman, would be guilty of conduct
so mean and despcable.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
NEW GOODS.
WIN. BoGGs r, " sIMERAL G. s. ATKINSON
HOW DO YOU DO! WALK IN.
is it true as reported that
TnRanG esTYRwD AT Qs eao

SELL goods little cheaper than they can be had
~ elsewhere in Cadiz! Yes, we think so, walk in.
The undersigned respectfully beg leave to inform the
eluzehs oi Naalz ana surrounding country that they
have received and are receiving from the eastern cities
and are opening, large and splendid assortment
Of fall and winter goods, in the old store room of r.
Craig at the corner Immediately below the Sentinel
Office and opposite the Republican office, (ight in the
centre of all the good news) Their stock consists of
almost every variety of Fall and Winter Goods, such
as dry goods, groceries, quoensware, hardware china
and glass ware In short, general supply of all arti-
cles used in this community, and usually kept in stores
The Subscribers assure their friends and the public
in general, that almost every article in their store is
new and fresh, and warranted be good, and it is
fact that we determined to sell as cheap, If not n
little cheaper, than any other house in these tiggins
for cash or orapprovcd country produoeas we hope the
public will excuse us for so doing. Purchasers are
mostrespectly solicited to call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
Octl BOGGS, SIDiERAL g. co,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
Florida Contested Sen,

The House Of Representatives, on the 24tt
inst, decided, by avote of 100 yeas to s4 nays
that Wm II. Brockenbrough, (dom.) is entitled
TO seat in tho House, as a representative from
the state ofFlorida, instead ofEdward G. Cabel
(coon.)
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

OF Whose holdeth Wooster shinpIasters, had
better look out for number one. The Wooster
Bank, it is said, has taken the field openly a.
gainst David Tod, and we may Therefore look out
for terrible explosion before long Gen. jack
son crushed the u. s. Bank, and the little rag
mills will stand but slim chance, when they
find the whole army of the democracy up against
Them
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

2 ME partnership heretofore existing between James
Mcconnell and Samuel Slemmons is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business hereafter
will be carried on by Slemmons Il George. All those
indebted to the firm of Mcconnell e. Slemmons are re-
quested to settle their claims without delay and all
those having claims against said firm win present them
Immediately Those having receipts forhides will pre-
sent them without delay. The books are in the hands
of James Nc Connel.
MCCONNELL & SLENNIONS.
CadiZ, January 10TH 1876.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

G5-The Federal State Convention meets in
Columbus this day, Wednesday, Hon, Thos
Ewing will doubtless be nominated for Governor,
Hard money any time against heartless spocu-
lator in old soldiers land claims!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

0EFMr. Woodward, who had been nominated
for the vacant seat on the Bench of the U. S.
Supreme Court, has been rejected by the Senate
Native Amercanism' is supposed to be the cause
of his rejection.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

There has been rumor in town for day OF
two past, of a destructive freshet in the Monon-
Igahela river which carried away the bridge at
Brownsville, &c, sc. Monday evenings mail
brought US no news Of the kind
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

0IHFThe U. s. Journal contradicts the report
that Senators Cass and Allen have purchased
that paper
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
EXHIBIT
OF THE SURPLUS REVENUE.

Amount of State deposite, $22,807 70 o.
Amount paid back to the state
this year $3l29 25
Amount paid to the state
per cent. 1l40 39 0
-- 4,969 60 o.
Amoun: loaned to different individuals.
anti secured by mortgage on real estate 81 O46 81 A
The amount loaned in each Townships
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

Supreme court.--Thc Supreme Court of Ohio
will hold IFS session in Harrison county, Nov. 7;
Jefferson, March llihi Columbana, March 9th;
Carroll, Nov. 9Th; Belmont. Nov. 9lh.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

Small Potatoes-The New Philadelphia fed
eral sheet puffs up Senator EckIey, Of Carrollton
and thinks he would make good Governor!--
We protest against such cruel rony!-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
SOMETHING NEW IN cADIz!
A RoOK RTMDERx.

ETNHE subscriber having located in Gadiz, perma-
ncndy, taxes this method of announcing to tho
citizens Of Harrison and tho adjoining counties that he
is prepared to execute every variety Of Bookbining
at his establishment few doors north OF the Cndz ho-
tel Bang-booKs Of every description ruled and bound
to any pattern. Periodicals, Pamphlets Music, eio..
hound IN the ncatest and most durable style Old
books and Libraries prepared, ETC etc. PIicos low
and all orders promptly attended, 70.
seplO J GILCIRIsT.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISoOlO IiON CF ram Ni1lNoIli1
n ME Partnership heretofore existing between James
Mahood and Thomas d. Grimes, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The books, notes. &C. are
in the hands off Mahood for settlement All persons
knowing themselves indebted will please call and set
tie the same by note or otherwise.
]. MAHOOp,
Cadiz, Jan. 23 1916 T. d. GRIMES.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

MAJ M. Q, Good has been elected Mayor Of
Wheeling, by majority of257 votes over D.
McGnnis
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

0rAt New Philadelphia and Dover, wheat is
selling for so cents, and flour $4,75.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
WANTED,
100 AnA LBS. Pork, for which cash viii
1UU.UUU be paid, or, if required, we will

give some goods.
1856 lbs. Roll Butter
400 bbs. Cloyerseed, for which cash, or if requir
ed, goods viii be paid
100 bbls. Timothy Seed,
5000 lbs, Lard, for which the highestprc will be
given.
500 lbs. Feathess for which the highest market
price will be given.
1,OOO bis Dried Apples for which the highest price
viii be paid in goods and if required, little cash.
400 pair of good Wooen Socks wanted; mind cold
Gather is coming on.
nov 5 BOGGs, SIMERAL AND co.
n ME Subscribers are receiving in addition to
L their former stock, $50 bags prime Rio Coffee; 25
chests Y II. Tca do Imperal do Gunpowder; 10
do Gunpowder; 10 do Gunpowder; Kegs Pimento;
do Pepper; 20 Mats Cassia
TOBACCO, CIGARs AND SNUFF-10 boxes Seldin's l6s,
do Myers, 12's l0do &c Cluy's, l0's do Myers,
8's 6do J. G. Cuy's, 8's, 90 boxes extra fine Aroma
tic chewing) 10 Kegs c. Twist, bbls Carrots Scotch
Snuff, 10 boxes RapPee do, 10000 Half Spanish Cigars,
5000 Spanish do, bbls Common do, inst received by
octS Il. MEARS 81 CO., Steubenville.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
TH ME Partnership heretofore existing between w.
L B. Beebe and A. + Croskey, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent All persons indebted to said firm,
will make payment to A. f. Croskey, who will con-
tinue the business at the old stand.
w. B. BEEBE,
A. F. CROSKEY
New Market, February 4, 1915.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

n OTICE.-There will be u petition presented to
IL the Commissioners of Harrison county, at their
March session, praying for the location of County
Road, in Athens township, commencing at or near
William Robbs bam-yard bars, on the state road lead.
ing from Cadz to Morisown, thence east along par
htion fence to the end ofthe field on the land of
school section No. I6, thence South East along the old
road to the south west corner of Joseph Harpers land
between him and John Allen, thence east along the
quarter section line on the lands of John Allen and
John Mccullough and James Henderson, to the lands
OF Peter Broaws heirs thence on the line the North
east corner between Henderson and Bro okaw thence ON
ornear the old road to intersect the Belmont county
road at the county line between Belmont and Harrison
county. PETI TIONER.
February 4th, 1S46-3t
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0FThe feds boast that it will be no trouble
for them to elect governor this fall, inasmuch
as they calculate upon the votes of large num-
Der of bank democrats. Lay not that fattering
JUNCTION to your souls, gentlemen, We have con-
versed with good many democrats who are no!
pleased with the issues made at the
recent convention, but we have the first democrat
10 see who will vote for federalist for Governor
they would rather run their hands into the fire
than do such an act We are of the opinion that
there are about 10000 wings in this state--ho-
nest farmers and mechanics, who have taken pa
per promises in payment for their produce and
labor. and have lost thousands of dollars by being
swinded by bank sharpers-who will vote for Da-
vid Tod in October!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

A New Comier1eit.--A new counterfeit bank
note has made its appearance both in Philadel-
pnia and New York, for which storekeepers and
others will keep bright look out 1t purportS
to be SO bill upon the Western Bank of Phila-
depha, letter A, and dated lS45.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

Friend Harper, Of the Cadiz Sentinel, appears
TO think that we will be left alone in opposition
TO Tod and Hard Money, and expresses his fears
least we be taken prisoner. Never fear, we shall
have plenty of company, More than two thou
sand democrats in our own county will endorse
our course We{lhe democracy intend to beat
the Hards and the Wings both next fall. This is
no idle boast, we assure you, friend Harper
Just stick a pin there, will ye1 Don't you hear
thunder from Old Wayne p Wooster Standard.
Unless somebody holds him, we are afraid
Mr.. Kennedy will swell up and "bust,'' before
his patron, the Bank of Wooster. His ''more
than two thousand democrats" will turn out
like a cat story, which runs as follows:
"Oh, mother! mother! there are five hundred
great big cats in our garden, fghtin' and squall-
in like all wrath, exclaimed little tow-headed
urchin. while his eyes were almost bursting from
their sockets and his hair standing on end like
porcuplne's quilts
"Why, Jake, you foolish boy" said his mother
''you must be soft. There are not FIVE hundred
cats in town"
"Then, mother, know there was one hun
dred, any how"
"Come, that story won't do either"
swell, mother. | know there was fifty cats"
"Try again, Jakey."
"I'll swan to man, mother, there was tens
"Thnk again, my boy"
"Well, by gosh, know there was two almigh
Ity big cats, mister Smiths and ourn, for seec
'em.n
Kennedy's"two thousand democrats" we OK
poet, will turn out 10 be Lake, of the Bank 0
Wooster, and himself He'llhard-ly get peopl
to believe such soft yarns!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04

w 100000 lbs pork; 10000 lbs roll butter;
500 bush. dry peaches 500 bush. dry apples;
500 do cloverseed; 500 do timothy seed;
500 do faxssed; for which the highest mar
ket price viii be paid in cash on delivery.
oct Is MAHOOD g. GRIMES.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
A New Government i'm Mexico!

Late 0nd Important Nelus.--By the arrival
on the 18th instant of the U. S. brig Porpoise, al
Pensacola, Twelve days from Vera cruz the in
telligence of revolution in Mexico has been
confirmed.
ltappears that on the morning of the 3Oih,the
troops relied upon by the government to defend
it against Paredes pronounced in his favori and
the government entered into terms Of capitula-
ton with General Paredes. He entered and took
possession of the city on that day without oppe-
silon.
The rumor was, that General Paredes mani
Tested less opposition TO the reception of MIR. Sill
dell than the late President, Herrera.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-02-04
1140 38 0

Total amount in the several townships S270 046 "a 4t
Amount collected by course oflaw, 225 90 oil,
in suit Cadiz township, I75 90 oil,
! interest due and not in suit 70 O0 oil,
invested in stocks A. O0O 00 n
! g annual income per cent. interest 1913 50 oil,
s. eXDenseses incurred in
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UFSxs,

In this place, Tuesday morning last, after few
day. illness. Mrs. DIANA ANDERSON, ielict Of the
late James Anderson in about the list year OF her
age.
Ia bis place on The 18th inst, ROSETTA r.. dsugh-
ter Of the late John Helferstay aged Yeas and
moaths.
j. this place, on Sunday last, Ass CArHARIsE,
infant daughter Of William and Mary WHEN, aged
10 mouths weeks and days
Sometime in October last, at FIoydAburg, Ken
lucky. Mrs MARTHA Ellen GHlFFITu, wife OF Mr..
George w Griffith, and daughter 81 the late MIR.
Samuel How ard Of Jefferson County, in the S0th
year Of her age.
On the 18th inst. after painful lines. OF several
weeks, MIS- JasE AMANDA GALLAHEs, wife Of
Mr.. .dney :. Gailsher OF Charlestown, in the 2Si
year II her age. The deceased was sensible 10 the
last moment, ard gave gratifying evidence OF her
appreciation Of the great sacrifice made by the Sa
viour for the redemption Of an erring world. Au
anxiety for the welfare OF her three infant daughters
was uppcrmosi in her thoughts, proving that mo
TIERS love only be exinguished with life ITSELF
Four of the family of the deceased-the mother
aud three sisers-have been taken of BY the hand
Of Death in less than 10 moaths. Ia Spirit Of JeG
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the Michigan and Canadian frontiers. the ac-
ton Of the Michigan Legislature on the sub
Iecf, and his having drawn the attention Of MIR.
w. 70 the subject when the treaty was m pro-
gress. He further stated the salutary effects Il
bad produced. ~
MFR. w. then rose again and took up the
subject ofihe suppression Of the ssaye-trade
provided for by the treaty, andread Mr. Whea-
IONS opinion Of that article of the treaty. He
spoke too, Of the effect il had upon France, il
having served her as a precedent. He next
spoke Of lYnpressment and right Of search, and
yindcated the course he had taken upon that
subject most eloquently. forcibly and triumph
antly. But must draw TO a close and cannot
give as would like, his remarks ON this sub
Ject
And now sir. he said, in conclusion, | stand
before the country ready TO put to il TO say,
whether the the n. E. Boundary was not hon
orabiy, fairly, Justly and favorably settled
Whether the African Squadron provided for
was not proper and useful whether the onis-
sion to negotiate about impressment was not
right, and whether the treaty is not regarded
as a just, useful. and honorable one for the
country. BY the judgment OF the civilized
world, upon that transaction, he was willing
TO abide.
After Mr. w sat down Mr.. Dickinson rose
and made some remarks, but said he would
reply 10 Mr.. Webster 10 morrow.
Mr.. Allen is preparing to make another
speech on the Ashburton Treaty He is desi.
rous Of the honor of annihilation at MIR, Web
ster's hand.
There is no knowing when the Oregon de-
bate will close. Mr.. Mangum and Mr. Bay
ly are trying to get the floor, and Mr.. More
head, MIR. Crittenden, Mr.. Upham, Mr.. Hun
tington. and perhaps others, intend speaking.
don't know what the House did to-day en-
ly that all the members Were in the Senate
The galleries and Hobbies We're crowded as
well as the ante rooms adjoining the Chamber
OLIVER OLDSCHOOI.
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sHE NORTH AMERICAN
PROT AZ ANs1 MAGAZINE,
Or Auft-JesWft.

0f AEtt~SesNts
Edited 6y Rec G SaaTs, Pubiisasd meniA'y. ens
aud psinfdby tossing Fl thas elts.) " lie leo
Prics Of > gear. in adranes
We now eiIel q he public the fss, number
OF the "NogrH AMERICAN FRorssTASr NAeA-
ZINE, on ANu-JEsuiT," as an earnest Of wha,
they mas expect in future An extensive cor
respondence, years Of observation, and study,
have taught us what kind OF periodical the
country needs at the present time, both as to
matter and spirit. A work is needed OF a lofty
and independent tone. and executed in a bold
and manly style. full OF sp;ii,e1 and spirit stir
ring articles---a work which shall strike a, the
heart of Romanism and unulask the jesuit
Such work We shall aim 10 produce. For
more than twelve years, we have narrowly
watched the movements 81 Rome, md done
battle with this sworn, lnplacahle foe 10 religion
and liberty, and we have not done with her,
neither shall we be till we have done with lie.
NoRTH AMERICAN PROTESTANT MAGAZINE,
--''It is edited and published by Rev. G. Spar
ny, whose labors through the pulpit and tbs
press in the cause OF Plotestantisn ID this coun-
Try are extensively known. He wields nigh
y pen in this contes; with the man OF sin. He
shows that Pnpegy IS inconsistent with the safe
~ off free people, and exhibits startling facts
in regard to MS encroachments IN this ccun-
Try Recorder
For further favorable notices OF the above
work, see the religious and political press gen.
orally.
LIBERAL orFER TO CIEReiMLN.-North
American Magazine, or Amt Jesuit Clergy
men who will send us one subscriber with the
money fee ofpos,age, shall receive this work
for one year gratis we make the same liberal
offer Of the ChriSiiaa Martyrology.
Furry AeEsTs WANTED, 10 whom liberal
compensation viii be given. Please address
postpaid 10 the Editor and Proprietor, G.
SPAkRA. 1872 Nassau lreei, New York.
Apr,lS y IQdE FIN
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MANNERS: Or Etiquette for Ladies and
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