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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-06-20

RESsaKs. = Rain between 3 p. m. Iltl,, and
sen viss I2ih; between ~ ~. and 6 p. III. on the
18th. and shower at 81 p. III. the 18th.
Summer commences June 81, sii 27m 325, n
M, Richmond mean time.
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"RESH and pure Oil Of Lemon, and other
r. nice articles, just opened by
IRWIN REED.
May -, l54-- 1T
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

New York. April -, Is4I
Dr. TowvsESD-I verify believe that you
Sarsaparlia has been the means, through Provi-
de nee. Of saving my life. | have for several
wears had bad Cough. 1t became worse and
worse At last raised large quantities Of blood,
had night Sweats, and was greatly debiitatee.
and reduced, and did not expect 10 live. have
only used your Sarsapariia shor: time. and
tn. re has a wonderful change been wrought in
me. lam now able to walk all over the city. I
raise no blood. and my cough has left me. You
can we'll imagine that l am thankful for these
results Your obetlient servant,
WIN RUSSELL, G3, Catlrarine st.
C.I-viON.--Owingt TO the great success and
immense sale Of DR.. Townsend Sarssparilia. a
number Of men who were formerly our Agents,
have com,ne need making Sarsapsriila Extracts,
Elirirs. Bit,ers, Extracts Of yellow Dock. &c.
They generally put il UP in the same shaped
hotties and sonre Of them have stole and copied
our advertisements. they only worthless ini-
,ations, a,1d should be avoided.
Principal Office, I26 FULTON street, Sum
Binding, n. Y; aud b. all the principal Drug
gs,s and Merchants generally throughout the
United States. West Indies and Canacas-
JOSEPH HOWELLS. No. l6, Main street,
Richmond, Ind, General Agent, to whom AZ
applications for Agencies should be sddreese"'
/ Sold In Richmond by JOSEF HOWELIss
] Kichf1ond, june 9th, lesy-
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I s'Oss.

H,|lOEEs. CORN, CORN NAL. ard
q ArneH's SUPERIOR BiCON HAMS,
Tor sale BY SWIM & POE. Not,
Opposite the Post Office.
Richmond, June 9Th, 49, 2ltl
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ID IT'S II H ".
What's this shat shoots my tortur'd gums alane

What's this that shoots my tortur'd gums alans
ToorH,cHE.
4 n. NEWTON. De st.-Takes
IA this method of expressing his feelings of
gratitude to the citizens of Rchmon nd aud vciu-
ity, for favors literally bestowed since his
residence among them; aud respectfully soiicits
il continuance of the same.
A Word to the ladies:
The loss Of those beautiful organs-iie Teeth.
Is touch'ngly aiuGed 10 by that nI.i>trr-spirt oil
poesy, Tom Moore, ia his apostrople TO d .ooil!-
less maiden:
Sweet girl, that lips reacy for lover.
Should not beneaiL their ruby casaet cover
Que tooth Of pearl;
Bn' like tn. rose beside the church ward stone.
Bedooned to blnslI Der many Wondering bone.
To any illus unfortunate. he would simply say.
that he can supply the loss in manner scarcel :.
u b. detected.
l-s-Oliice Main street. one door west OF
Stra,tan & Wright's Store.
Richmond, Apri. IL, ls49. II 3,n
lust RECEIVED at the Gentlemen's Fur
~ nishing Room, door west OF ID. ID.
9.oans National Hotel, a lot of fashionable
cASsTHEREs AND vEsTINGs.
which will make 10 order at the shortest no
tcr. Also another lot Of Deter's superior Cali
Skin Boots, aud lot Of superior Buck SIX IN
Monroe Shoes, the incest article of the season
All OF the best manufacture. warranted.
FAkQUIAR y VICKERS.
June 9Th, - eff.
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THaASHlNG MACHINES,
Davenport's Patent Cleaner or
Separator,
For rE';:v:as!.iss. Il Cleaning Grain,

EOf Z fsH.aS4a1ss.s "a Sa:.is;as22E SSf.2zj1.
YEvIIE subscriber respectfully informs the
public that, having purchased Of Mr. nA-
yEvPOET the exclusive right for the entire state
Of Indiana. to make vcui and use, aud to sell
TO others the right to make, vend and use the
sa:ne,} he is now prepared to furnish, very
SUPERIOR CLEANING MACHINE,
AT HIS SHOP IN
RICHMOND, Wayne Co. EssA..
on reasonable terms. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase, will do well to call on the subscriber be-
fore purchasing else where.
l57rersons who know themselves to be in
frnging upon this Patent, are respectfully re-
qucstet to call on the subscriber and negotiate
for said right before progressing further, and
trouble.
CA UTION!
IL The public hereby notified that all
MACHINES. (iiaving the endless revolving straw
carrier, combined with an inclined board, carry
ing Oft the straw on its upper side-permitting
the Wheat to fall through, and drawing the
Wheat down said inclined board into riddles
placed in fan below the thras!ier.) will be sub
Icct to The restrictions and limitations of the
subscriber. unless the right is purchased OF him
before making, venting, or using the same.
ftS-iIe will dispose of any amount of territory
in this State that any may desire. . N
TERMS. All commune atoms will receive
prompt attention. Address. post paid,
L. A. DUGDALE. RIcuMoxp,
Wayne County, Indiana.
June 9th 1919. eff
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4. q. q.

Meet on Friday evening Of each week, at q,
o'clock.
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Cash for Wheat!

Cash for Wheat!
VTHE subscriber, will pay the highest market
price in Cash, for WHEAT, delivered at
the
W EST FORK Nj l. L,
formerly known as s.Newman's MIL" He will
exchange Flour for Wheat, Grind for Gus
toners any quantity-from a GRIsT TO A WHOLE
CRoP. He can grind about 200 bushels per day !.
and customers from distance will not have to
wait long. There is room in his Mill to store
from 5000 TO 5000 bushels of Grain--trithout
charge.
COME ON WITH YOUR WHEAT!
lille is prepared to furnish the citizens of
Richmond, with Flour, Corn Meal, Bran, and
Feed OF various kinds,
r4T THEIR DOORS.@
by leaving their orders for the same at Fergu-
son & Wilson's Store. No Is, Main street He
soilcits share of custom
JAMES AlBERTSON.
! IVES, Fork MI, April -. l-io- l5-3m
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CONERLI.I YARN.

4 QUANTITY constantly hand, and for
N sale d; the Cheap Western Cash store Of
SCOTT x co.
Richmond, Nav %. 1919.
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aGo -4s

bibles, for sale CHEAP, at HE Books tore
, of ME<nENfALI. - CAMF8EII.
Richmond May 80, 1919. l5tf
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DIR. Townsend's Compound Extract Of
= X SAPA ESIL A.

Principal Office 126 Futon Street, NeD York,
and I05 South Pearl Street, Albany.
wonder and Blessing Of the Ase-ihe most
Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
ConSu,n ut ion Cured.-Clcanse and strength
en-. CONSUMPTION can be cured. Bronchitis.
Consumption, Liver Complaint. Colds, Catarrh,
Coughs, Asthma, Splitting of Blood, Soreness IN
the Chest Hectic Flush N ight Sweats Difficult or
Profuse Expectoration, Pain in the Side, &C.,
have been and can be cured.
This extract is put UP in Quart Bottles; II IS
six times cheaper, pleasanter, and warranted su
perior 10 any sold. 1t cures disease without vO,n
ting, purgiug, sckening or facilitating the Pa
tent.
Fits! Fits! Fits!-Dr. Townsend not having
tested his Sarsa pariIla in cases Of Fits, OF course
never recomme nded it, and was surprised to re-
ceive the following from an intelligent and re-
spectacle Farmer in Westminster County:
Fordhain, August ID. 1647
DR.. Townsend--Dear Sir: have little girl
Sc ven wears of age, who has been several years
afflicted with Fits; tried almost everything
for her, but without success; at last although We
could ii I'D no rccomne nd alton in our circulars
for cases like hers. thought as she was in very
delicate health. would give her some Of your
sarsapariIa. and are very glad we did, for II not
only restored her strength, but she has had NO
return Of the Fits to our great pleasure and sur
prise She is fast bee osning rugged and hearty
for which we feel grateful.
Yours, Respectfully,
John ETyTIER. Jr.
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GVNO DYERS.-. Madder, Cappe ras. Logwood
Extract do. Nut Calls. Biue Vitriol. Mic
Wood, Fus,ic. iudigo. prepared Blue, Canw God.
Oil Vitriol. Aqua Forts, Nura,c Acid. Lac
Dive, Crude Tartar, Arrnatto, &c, &c, always
on hand and for sale cheap. at
REEDS Drug and Dye Establishment
Richmond, May so, lci9. 55if
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NtOS'E SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS -
- Pocket Cases of ) different sizes; Tooth
Keys of various sizes and qualities; Strthesco2es;
Spring. Thumb and Gum Lancets; Tooth For
ceps and Files; Cuppng Glasses: Breast Pipes
with Gum Elastic Bags; Nipple Shells and
Shields: Catheters, Gum Elastic and Silver, and
all kinds of Trusses. and Supporters: to be had
at DIR. UowelI's Drug Store, No. l6 Main street
May % .lS49. - IT
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Reddilgton s. Terry,

No 4, College Hall. Cincinnati, ..
For sale at Dr.. j. HOWELIS'
Drug Store, No. l6, Main 81.
Richmond, Jnnt p, / SO. sC:6u
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a complaint of most painful character
IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED.


ness; of the Kidneys, &c. inflammation OF the
same is immediately relieved by Il few days use
Of this medicine and "A cure is always the result
of It's use. Ii stands
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NAMES.

proof of cures in this
distressing class of complaints. See Pamphlet.
All broken down, debiitated constitutions from
the effect Of mercury, will find the bracng pow
er of this article act lately and the poi
son I11iue ri e ruLicateG from the sXstem.
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For such complaints.
and also for arrangements of the female frame
REGULARITIES,S UPPRESSlONS
Painful men
situations No article has ever been offered eX-
cept this which would touch this kind OF derange-
rnents. 1t may be relied upon as sure an ell
fective remedy and did we feel permitted to DC
jrriy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST q, 1919.
BOOKS roR rHE FIRE.

+ =
Yong readers yoh whose hearts are
open, whose UNDERESTIMATE gs are not yet hard.
iehed, and " hose feeling are neither exhaust
ea nor encristsd bythe world--take from
me better tuls than any professors Dc criti
cIsm will teach yen Would you know
whether the tendency fef a book is good br
evil, examine ii what state of mind You lay
fit down. Has isindpced YOU to suspect
THAT what you lave been accustomed tb think
unlawful, may, after all, De innoeent, aud that,
that may be harnless which you! haveLither.
IIto been taught to think dangerous HIS
Hin tended to make you satisied and impatieht
under the cpntrolof others; and disposed
you to relax in chat selfseoyernnient, without
which both the laws eE iGodiand man tell us
there can besnoE virtue, and consequently no
happiness Has Uninterrupted to abase your
admiration and reFcfeRee for what is great
and good, and to diminish in you the love
pf your country and fellow creatures III al
ft addressed Itself 30 ycur pride, your yani3
tE, your selfshness, ar any other Of your evil
PFopensitiesR Has Ill deflsd the irhagipa-
tlpn with what's loathsome, and shocked the
heart with what is niontrous Has ii dis
tarbed the sense az right and wrong which
TIE Creator has iinplanted in the human
SOUL : Ifso--if you have felt that such were
tAe effects that il VA intended toAproduceE -
throw the book In the FIRE, whatever may be
the title page Tf ,w Il III the fire, young
man, though it sliopsa have been the giftIof
aIfriend Young fasIy, away with The whole
ut, though il should lie the prominent far
niture of rosewood bobk ase-- .SousAeya Il
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THE FARMER,
PRESERVATION OF PEACH TREES,
FROM THE ATTACK OF BoRERs.

i 8
til Az the best method Of preventing the dc.
structionI Of peach trees BY borers, IS mat
tier pf public interest, in the different sec
ltions of the country, IF will give my plan Of
preventing their ravages in young trees, and
for expelling them from the old ones. I as-
Heertained several years ago, that sulphur is
more offensive to most kinds ofIinsects, than
any other substance with which was ac+
quainted5 When applied to fruit trees it
lasts longer and is more permanent in its
IA ratri hIv srsS,t.- u ~ ra--4+iad -
lin the nursery, which may easily be- known
by q blackish appearance, with the exuded
gum on the stem near the ground, and on
the roots When the young trees are taken
from the NURSERY for transplanting, they must
be carefully examined and the worms rel
moved with long bradawl knife. Then rub
over their upper roots and about six inches
of the lower part Of their stems with mix
ture of any common oil or grease and the
-four Of sulphur, well incorporated by stir
ring Sprinkle q table spoonful Of clear
sulphur in the bottom Of the holes, and then
plant the trees in the usual way. In order
10 expel the borer from old trees, take a
gimblet, or brace aHd bit, and bore three
br four small holes in each tree near the
ground, and gil them with -four Of sulphur
through the AID of quill also remove
the earth from about The roots Of the trees,
Is far as they are attacked BIZ the worms !;
then apply the mixture Of oil and sulphur
as directed foryoupg trees, replace the earth,
and the process is complete. Both Of these
modes, are cheap, easy in their application,
and az far as have tried them have proved
SffectuaL wa Ta4paerss Lsi5rarn I.
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tt9tFNA N4UMNys NlrHtmtnss@
SsITUATED fgk mites Easr III WAihcasSter ma
- one mile ana 6als from S,ephenson's f)epJf On
the " lchester ais Potomac Raiirodd i nov Or
for The reception lie company ~ !
This Water N fyefjor To none ii lie State az Il
holds ID solution 4 aighnretled HYDROGEN Ioiiue
and Magresla, iif4hrtS9g lone 70 the system, and
ariings Is powell asseratiye as numerous yist
ps can kestifys been visited for Inc Iast Am.
years, and lad Il been fcr The contracted accom-
modalIuns I've bFen amongst The fifst w stsr
ing places il tkI Eniul. For tie last : Years he
inlprngamenis hats been increased Is al III accdy,-
mpdate between q aud 700 visitors.
vFhe Propfietan MS fled Up his establishment III
handsome Style, bYplasipg ii under 4 ihof0ugh ~.
pair and has NOW pl iSis watering place On foot-
ing With the notwithstanding and coftfostahle places
Of the sort, in plaih s e and win NE every exeI
uoh N rs IloFeFia tnase his visitors comfortable
Il i easy Of aecea ff5aa all The Atlahtic Cries
Persons leaving Bss rnsse 10 the morning ears wifi
arrive at The Deyt al tlsree O'Clock Ire same day
where acoach wifi lie III readiness ID take Them IN
medfaseiy to the Springs.
The PEoprietaf feels thankful for tha encourage.
nent be has received from tie public. aud Will de
every merit Off by making
those c0mioFtzA lef yFRto may give him aIcaii
BRANCH JORDAN: Rroprietor.l
July 1910 sf5 I - 4 'f#
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x8 Ell mn


f1tf5E suhAcfihsf skeot fos de PM Mutual liz
lns11Ancs C0mpAIf u phhadelphia, q nov
lHipsfeA loFerqsEe applications fer Insurance u
kFes i 500 itle mtfslal sssEeA Kiihont Iiabiik,
k4Eexes ee1pnE ssse artoent d pfemiums al
h1ts q tes CetSPails aass divided annually arncbs
IA sasnge9. tn pfst1snFns may Ne paid quarterly
essalpaEailY q aftaesily sof obeshalfo " lhe BE
sn = nqie ~ ~ rileDtts Individuals Insured
s2r pAng oe9o!lse meEnbqfs Cf The corpora
he sases g Psemtnsq yith fllil participation ID
nspAts re eseow MANY 0tAeF Ipstiution in liiis
ahd lossfE IAah ans 81 The English Com.
" th only pgr1 OF HE prpiits. AS tbs Il
splltrt MOI grlsAra ID aSaIespua, Ii have provided
fszlt vii large Ean1terson Jrokpecinses Of ne
s'.npanf, which fnligelpain the mode Of opera
a3l' aagantagesl salespl Tie Institution and rulss
femioln, with I N lIbe happy lofurnish 10 any
EsQ may sleel any Interest otstheIsuhierf
JEdEs u MILLER |
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NO. 2g.


PaffiRg kaafexsef nte STATE Prisoners.
Previous 10 The depzrtare The laie insurrecfion-
isis they placed ii the hands Of mutual friend The
following pddress 10 their fellow consignment
sI1ow CottNHs YmEs If your efforts
ito procure a mitigation Of the penalties to
(which we are aboutto be subjected had been
Ias successful as you desired, we could not
have offered 70 YOU more sincere acknowls
Judgements thapl those which we now tender
4 for the sympathy and solicitpde which YOU
have displayed Ia our behalf
At this moment, whilst we are bidding
our last farewell to our native land, the re-
] Election that cur fellow cpuntrymen have NOT
witnessed with Indifference our removal from
among them is a secret source Of consolaI
ton and be assured that this remembrance
will hereafter be~a soothing alienation to-
whatcver saferlpgs it may b our sOt to en-
dure
Knowing that We address many who do
not concur with usin political opinions, We
4 do not feel ourselves at liberty to offer any,
observations upon the policy BY which this
country is governed upon the policy which
nowtconsigns us to exile We are compelled
Ito repress even tie emotions which we feel
4 in rejecting upon the awful condition in
which we leave the land weRhaYe deeply
loved nor is this d fitting occasion to point
out the means by which its disasters may be-
repaired; but We cannot refrnin from tho
expression of a hope that youfwill not des-.
pair Of your country; and we may be per-
mitted to offer to our fellow countrymen q
parting dxhoftation that they Will lay aside
those unhappy Discussions which have SO
long parAlyzed the intrinsic strength Of the
Irish nation, and henceforth learn to love
and confide in each other I'LL
We feel that ii is not necessary to say
anything 10 you in vindication Of our mo-
tiyes Even those who most condemn our
conduct know that we have not been ANNA
TED, BY considerations of personal nature
in hazarding all that was dear to us for the
sake Of our native land but we owe it to-
our feelings to declare that, whatever may
be the sacrifices welincur BY devotion to its !
interests, our latest aspiration will be pray
ser toy the prosperity, the honor, and indie
.pendence of Ireland
ls< WILLIAM S. O'BRIEN,
THoaAs frances MEAGHEk,
!. TERRENcE BELLEw M NJ Ms,
III PATRick o 'DoNoHuE.
Richmond Prison.n III
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BOILING POTATOES.

HUI correspondent Il the london Times,
says aIThe following method of dressing
potatoes, win be found 70 be Of great ser
vice at this season Of the year. when the
skins are tough and watery Score the slams
S& the potato with knife leHgthways and
anSpss quite round, and then put the potato
ID plenty Of water with salt, With the skins
Oh, Tile skin readily cracks where it is
scored, and let's out the moisture, which
otherwise renders the potato soapy and wet.
The Improvement to bad potatoes by this
method Of boiling is very great, and al who
have tried it 'fsd 1 great advantage in 1t,
NOV that good potatoes are very difficult 10
be obtained.n
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.aTIoN.

/ h. r +
ID We believe there ISL 4 compensation niin
the life of nearly every man IN this world
Illuminating hpmeWara through Hudson
street the other afternoon, In the neighbor-
|. hood of ST Johns Square, I'VE encountered
/ stalwart yoang man sof eighteen or twenty,
with his arIa thrust through an iron chg
/ wheel whose upper rim SEEMED deeply to in
dent his shoulder. His eyes were d dark
hazel; his cheeks we're flushed with the hue
lof- health the day MAS intensely hot; the
Precipitation STRAINED from his brow, beneath
bis broad strawEhat but hi walked, notwith-
standing bis load, WITH An alert step. While
iwe were nearing him, a splendid carriage
with richly caparisoned blaod horses rolled
iIdolently by land We could plainly read in
his countenanoe, as he looked at the snmptu-
loas vehicle, that lie vas contrasting his own
condition with that bf Its more favored in
mates. All I if he had known al, as We did.
There was helpless invalid for life on one
seat Of that caffiags, who would have abe-
slowed all her g0odsto feed the poor, could
size have been. insured fer single year, the
health Of the tGflfng hrtlzant Who vas at that
moment epyying Aeseondition. And oman
other seat was q nlatlrich in i worldly gear,n
Ewhowas ayctln To iaisanthrdpy; who 4 lieth
Idpwnand riseth UP III the bitterness Of spirit,
and never catcth With PLEASURE There Is
aE' compensatsdn even id this world.
WA j III \ q e r.. d
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Shan mt,msfnFe SDrf,,gs.

reg AItes JrOm fsaasteoarA, LfeysoR fonaty, "a.
yAJlLL be epess lor The reception Of company on
" tVih june. 4 he Pfoprietor pledges himself
g 40 every Thing nhs power for the comfort Of his
guests ana thai lne Recommendations shall be goo
mol 5stter than those q any other watering place
il the Valley Of Nirginis The great efficacy ofalse
water IN cases at DYSPEPSIA, Dropsy Rheumatism
&c, are TOO well kngWn % require any comments
The scenery IS grand and thought 10 surpaAs thatof
any other wzteriIy place in The United States Tile
place ii one otfhH healIhiesi and most arecabe n
the country being situated on the east side of me
Shanendoah, and about 81 alile nom
the mountain. Tile Proprietor will run fine
Coach and safe diver to and from the Springs eve
Ty day on the aiE Al cfihe ears from Baltimore ana
Winchester. III II 5sIs.-T NJ III
Terns 50 FIRST week So second. or $50 per month
f sfs JOHN j. ABEL.
Shannondae SPRING.. June 4 1870 Il
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]. GGETL Aly y, CO,

4 ll0l7lEEsff HFeffT leeea LfFrlds and LigW IS
MAATlMDBE.IMD.
/ IsrofstFs of ~ LYSn. gIafs .AcEH6 GERMAN
'f9S 81 - NgY w star l1E GOODS,
! IA NIL VIVA n IVA Il III 1sfILE CUTLERY
b "a 1itRAs 81 A. M 5tsa kTElRS, PLATED
III s.slss iBleS 1,AN4yIA UI4I4i sS--aaa 1. : 81 y
HSairfs Ia seq Iam;h Gsra aefds ffteken Btens,i,
81 N eiiOsr wsrel - ysstss Mis- Ipooden- trarr.
Tf y Dasfsts; a46 I5oase FNraikking Goods
y ktil u oF lEyEsr pEseaiFtIoN
fAL-D and ysutsg helss keepefswill end il greatly
IN y their ey{ntase BY calling III our establish
4lzf as vie htvd aiaays The mott e5mnIefe assrr,
aaskt from the ebsnhiof,est KiicHeh nlens;s n IN
A6sst PaIlof snames 81 our diTest in F,nrttinp
~ srAiek re ,fsr al he io,cest $3.50 In rr II, q !,
TIL trouble of SoliectiFe goods AZ Ev3fE5ns nlsses
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