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CAMANcHEs-The Austin Gazette of the 18th
saws: cit is stated on reliable authority that a
large body of Camanches recently entered the
German settlements on the Llano, and took posses
sion Of the cabins and corn-helds OF the oelence-
IeSs inbshitants. The Indians informed the settlers
that their object was mott shed blood, and offered
them the alternative of peaceable surrender or a
fight The whites, being too few in number TO
entertain any hope of a successful resistance !;
awaited themselves of the first alternative, ana the
savages accordingly took possession"
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INTERNATIONAL ART UNIoN.-T'he managers of
the International Art Union have received from M.
Dufaure, Minister of the Interior for the French
Republic, letter announcing the presentation to
that Institution of three fine pictures from the e1-
hibition Of the Tuileries, for distrihution among
its subscribers for the present year These pictures
are " The Conversion, by Gendron Liberty, %
by Lsndelle; and The Fish Market" by Duval-
le-Camus. These paintings Says the N. Y Tri-
bune) will arrive about the last of next month and
for the purpose of afording an opportunity to allow
citizens to see them, the Annual Distribution has
been postponed to the 10Th of January.
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0s- Among the passengers from Ireland, in the
brig Keying, at Newburyport, was young girl, II
years old, found secreted after the vessel had been
two daYs at sea.
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7
At NewYor Thursday evening" l4h ns by the Rev. W.
EvsTls C. H. DARLING Of NewOreans 10 Miss r. l. BAHTOf
Of Duchess county, NewYork
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~ Democratic Meeting - Third Representative
DsrAgrseaby previous notice, Democrats the Third
Representative District held meeting the Democratic Hsadqunr
Apollo Saloon, the 2h of September ls whD
ton Of William c. Aud, JAMES H. CALDWELL Etq
imouEy called preside assisted SAMUEL LOCKE and JOHN
C. SHANNON Vice Presidents CHARLES S. REESE and
NJ P. sbtYTH az Secretaries.
After pernentan feeling President Capt.
Clendsnn Ward Delegates the
vsnton Committee report the Of six persons
candidates represent the Third Representative District the State
Legislature, which unanimously carried
John Claiborne being loudly called addressed the meeting
his usual happy and eloquent style.
Capt Csndensn then Called and made appropuats
marks.
Absence Delegates returned through
their Chairman R. W. Powell made following report
stons,
JAMES n. CALDWELL, JOHN LARUE,
SAMUEL JAMESON, A. G. WILSON,
DR.. H EDWARDS, Jas. GASQUET.
W. Powell the Of the put
separately, which carried And upon taking
vote, the entire ticket unanimously nominated.
After nominations, John c. Larue being present. loudly
called He and returned thanks for the honor done
promised elected give good accnunt Of himself to the De-
mocTacy.
Nj NJ Reynolds ESQ., also RddreEed the meeting Rppopr.
After which, the meeting adjourned.
JAMES II. CALDWELL President
S S = s 5, REESE Secretaries. ,.u
tai Courier please
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~ NewEngland SOciety.-An Adjourned Meetiu
Of the NewEngSnd Society will take place No. Z st. Charlie
Hotel THIS MORNING, II O'Clock. Members requisite
be punctual in their attendance.
SIS DUDLEY CHASE, Secretary.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
PERI MERY,
Combs, Brushes and CENTS FURNISHING

B F q M + T.
Combs, Brushes and CENTS Furnishing
Goods
II splendid Of new md beau
uful FANCY ARTICLES,
which receiving additions By packet We nv
attention to the following list:
CARD CASES. Pearl She'll Silver etc.
RETlCULEs. ..sik and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES. "A 6ne assortment, styles
DESKS. Ebony, Rosewood, Popier hache, etc,
WORK BOXES. Ebony, Rosewood, Paper hsehs, etc.
DRESSING CASES Ebony, Rosewood Papisr Aaehs, etc.
PORTFOLIOS. Leather, Velvet and Papsr haehe.
ACCORDEONS. Best French, double frame.
MUSIC BOXES. Shell and Tin
BOUQUET HOLDERS. "A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENs-of all the celebrated makers, at prices
ranging from one to eighteen dollars
DOMlNOEs and DICE.
CHESS MEN. Chinese, English and German.
OPERA GLASSES. "A large assortment.
ODEUR BOXES. From SIX bottles
PAPETERIEs.. OF Ebony, Rosewood, Papier etc.
FANS. or Pearl, Ivory Feather, Paper, Silk, ETC.
PORTE MONNAlEs. ..Of Shell, Pearl, Leather, ETC.
CANES. Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UMBRELLAS. "A superior article, made for
CORK JACKETS. Life PrsusrVsr.
PERFUMERY Of all kinda.
BUsPENDERs.
MONEY BELTS.
HANDKERCHlEFs.
CRAVATs, STOCKS and sCARFs.
SHOULDER BRACES.
FINE SHIRTS.
We have Ia Linen and
made we enabled
guaranty fit. These Shirt expressly
and tho styles
eras and in the best
GUINNESS & 90,
y232dp 10 CAMP Street, opposite the City Bank
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FINE CRITlCIsM.-The Detroit Free Press makes
the following criticism on the dancing of Signora
Cocca aud Sgnor Neri:
"Signord Ciocca. - This charming dQnseuse
takes her benefit this evening, and presents to the
admirers of the saltalory Art, the beautiful ballet
of La Sylphede The Signora is a most graceful
and agile artistic her tours du force is remarkable
and but for the circumscrbsd dimensions of the
stage, would astonish and surprise. The ballett is
good one, and the principal characters will be
well done.
"Signor Neri, is the hest male dancer we have
ever seen, excepting only Tayloni, brother of the
Tsylioni of world wide fame His peroulte no one,
we sincerely believe lest himself, can perform.
The motive power of the gyration is truly won
der, and his style is light and graceful.
We trust Signora will have good house, shs
deserves il T."
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On Wednesday, The 18th her plantation or Sake 81 lohn
the 49h Of her Mrs DORINDA DAYTON, Old and
highly respected resident Parish Of Concordia.
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or hobart Rantoul has aOHa 20 MhasOls %
sfsiss,.aEsl business, Saa 9eI II fsFl4er
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The Mechanics Assistant,
AND OTHER NEW, INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS,
Just received at the
New Orleans stationers, Warehouse,

Just received at the
New Orleans Stationers' Warehouse,
No IL CAMP street.
THE MECHANICS ASSISTANT A Thorough,
Practical Treatise Sliding Ruletssch
the drawing all Regular Superhee aud the
concise methods Of finding the all regular superhe and
the OF all regular Soil both by numbers and by The
sliding rule treating the Lave Notion the Descent OF
Falling Bodies, Strength Materials Mechanical Pow
Elasticity Steam, Specific Grtvies Level
ing the Pendulum Adapted for the Of Chrpensrs,
Shipwrghts, WheelVughs, SRwysTE, GauRa, Lumbemen1
students aud Artisans generally By D. NJ Knapsn, A. NJ
Complete in volume l2no
PROF. JAEGER'S CLASS BOOK OF ZOOLOGY
Designed afford Pupils Common Schools and Academies
a knowledge OF the ANNA Kingdom.
PROF. YELAsQUEZ,S EASY INTRODUCTION
TO SPANISH CONVERSATION. Containing oil that IL
airy make rapid progress in IT, Particularly designed
for persons who have little time to study or are their own
instructors
HEARTS AND HOMES. or g. oial Distinction A Story.
By Mrs. Ellis, author Of The Women Of England" etc.
THE MAIDEN AUNT A Story; By 5. M. G-
remarkably interesting and able work"
STORY or A GENIUS; or Cola MOuu By the au.
thor OF How to Win Love Michael the Miner" etc
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DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. - The result of the
late State election in Vermont is very difficult to
be understood, if we take the party papers for
our guide. The democratic papers protest that
" the State is signed over to TaylOrism and sla-
very" The wing papers say ait is great tri-
umph of Taylorism and free soil" Each party
fights though its true mission were to oppose
slavery, and that all others are impostors The
union of the Barnburners in New York with the
Hunkers is called in many places a triumph of free
soil aboltionism. The Philadelphia North Ameri-
can declares that free soil has succumbed to sla-
very, whatever its prOessed friends may say to the
contrary"
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T W. DOLBEAR will continue to receive New
u Pupils in WRITING during the entire Fall ~
aud Winter Pupils from to so gears o. age are - Aa
taught 10 write good business style in short TINS 49, ~
fSr Houu-9 70 II A. NJ, 4 10 8 P. M, and 7 TO -
9 al night. H
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,0 91!F FsD Ta t EoHHg The RO.onvad
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SHIRTS AT WHOLESALE.
HART"S SHIRT DEPOT, No. Is Camp st.
THE subscriber bsgs leave u cF the attention of CITY and
L COUNTRY DEALERS to his EXTENSIVE AsSORT
MENT, in and landing from ships Raah, Quebee Sulna
and vessels, all Of which WITH CARE
EXPRESSLY FOR RETAIL TRADE-o inspection Of which
myself dispose TEN PER CENT LESS THAN
NEW YORK houses, and FULLY TWENTY PER CENT. less
than sold By ohet house in ths city.
Before purchasing elsewhere cali and judge for yoursalve Our
terms cash approved paper
The following part present stock all Of which
utacture, at 81 Maiden Lane NewHork;
All Linen Shirts
so dozen ExtTl Quality Linen;
IS Finest do. do.
100 E. Medium do do.
s25 Common do Go
Muslin Shirts, with Linen Bosoms, Collars and
Wristbands:
$50 dozen Finest Embroidered and Stitched BosOma
SO e. Fine Eztre Stitched and best make
1000 Medium Qualities,
1900 =. Assorted do
100 Common do.
Oolored and Heavy Shirts;
1000 dozen Hickory;
IS Check
200 e. CoIored.
Wooden Shirts.
Silk Shirts:
90 dozen Heavy Silk Undsr,lrtu
Is Medium DO DO.
is cases Canton Flannel and Lace Jean DrawsrI:
30 dozen Morning Gowns.
SundTies
Money Bets. Might CsP' susPsndersi Ho,ey Cravou
ISAAC HART,
Old Establi'hed New Orleans SHIRT Depot,
s24 2w2p Camp st.. ext door to the City Bank.
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eR o. S. Mail steamer Bay stste-For Louis
WILLIE Cincna Madison, Paducah and Memphis-Ths new and
SPLENDID qhtraught passenger will leave above THIS
DAY. Tuesday O'Clock F. NJ panetuey IRON PoydFas
wharf M lie q NolsEShHi IL fOydrah St.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1849-08-07
JORDANls FREDERICK

FndeYieEfCo4nty VtrriniG.

frederick CointYss Virginia,
SITUATED i've miles Eat d Winchester,
- and one mile and half lEtbut S~tephenspn'5
Depot on the Winchester and Potomac Railroad,
iS now 6p4n ft the receptfonso OF company.
This Witer is inferior 70 mono il The State &c
Il holds ii solution S1lphurBtt6d Hydrogen, 10.
dine and aagnesia, imparting t6db;to the system,
and acting % z PoWerful attentive, 90 numerous
visitors can testify, having been SISTED for the
last fifty years, and had II not lII5en for the con;
traEted Accommodations must Rkps been among
the first Watering places ID tbe3 QgiOn. Tor the
last yearsthe improvements have been increases
90 as tOaceommodate between two and threehun
dred Visitbrs.
The Proprietor hasHtted up bis establishment
in handsome style, BY placingft FL nqeE ath9Eor1gh
repair ndshasnoW bttthi RRa6e 5pnsa
P66dh6s
places OF the sort, In q plaihsstYlei and W1llsuse
every exertion In his PoWer'to aHe5his#Htador
comfortable. !.
Il is easy Of access from all the Atlantic
Cities. Persons leaving Baltimore: In the morn
ing cars will arrive at The Depot q ;three O'clock
the same day, where d coach will be in readiness
to take them Immediately 70 the SPiiugs.
The Proprietor feels thankful 70; the eneour:
~apethent he.has received from thd public, and
will use every %exertion to merit a chntinudnce OF
it, by making those comfortable vino may give
him q call. H5E
BRANCH JORDAN, Proprietor.
.Inlvz 10. lSd9&I4 E--9A = N
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New VYooIlen Factory.
WOOL WANTED.

WOOL WANTED. -
X. WHITE and D. G. HENKLE have
New WooIlen Factory, in Shepherds
arly completed. The Machinery is Of
approved kind, and the most skilHh and
led wOrkmen have been engaged, SO that
8 growers aud merchants, who p%atsOnize
tishment, may rely upon getting the best
the best fabrics aud GaSteOLOrs. Rolls
q other county work dOneat the short
il exchange for WOOL, on the must ac-
ling terms, our fabrics, viz:
ed and Plaid Linseys;
eds, Blauketing, aud Elannelsi
king Yarn, &C. Also, any other kinds
ndise, that may be preferred to OuFOwn
he Store Of John K. WhiteS where all
will be received.
2 that can be dune on our part shall be
ae, TO render entire satisfaction to those
with US, either by exchange Of woOloT
OF our goods.
WHITE 8 HENKLE.
lrdstoWn, May 80, l84s.
Hard Soap, Bees Wax, and Tallow
the highest market price.
(&FaTtinsburg Papers eoy1i
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N JAMES ". BELLER.
5eRsoN FARm ron SALE,


subseriber being desirous Of tenoVingto
Wed, offers for sale the Farm on which
d. Eituated7 miles WestOf Charl6stbRn,
~ seat OF Jefferson county, Va, within
Of S%mithfeld, and near the Winchester
omac Railroad and Smith6eld and HaT:
nv Turnpike, and bounded on the East
public roads; containing
Acres of Limestone Land,
pe.half cleared, and in a good state of
on.with abundant resources for its fur
movement, available atZVery little ex.
The greater part Ofthe WOOD- ~
bout lOS acres) is enclosed
lTage; the timber principally
of Oak and Hickory, with
tcy ofzLocust, Cedar, and Mulberry.
improvements consist of q substantialand
commOdious DWELLING, q good
Nam, with Sta6fng suficfent10f40
lHorses, and all other houses necessa-
inv TO have on a Farm-alarge CisteTn
nor, and u never.faiIing Well Of water
; that suppIy all the stock on the farm q
ms oflhe year. There are also two OR
DS OF choice Fruit Of all sorts In foil bear
J every respect this property combines
iremenLs Of a comfortable residence, with
improved and productive Farm. II Is Of
sale on the most reasonable terms, both
CO and time of payment.
nher particulars apply to the Subscriber
ly, or By letter. Address, al Middle.
Ferson county, Virginia.
GEORGE HIETT:
IaIs-tf.
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-LICE IN6URANCE.

subscriber, agent for the Penn Mutual
= Insurance Company Of Philadelphia, is
pared TO receive applications for Inen-
Lives; tits on the mutual system with
lily however, beyond the amount OF pre-.
All profts.of the Company are divided
among the insured. The premiums
aid quarterly, semi.annOally orannuelly,
lIfoi!he premium in a motto at IL months.
lis insured in this company, become
ofthe corporations and vote for trustees.
ties OF premium with a full participation
ofts are as low as any other Institution
oanlFy, and lower than any Of the Eng.
panics with only a portion ofthe profits.
s a subject not generally unietstood, !
,vided myself with a large number OF
lses OF the Company, which fully explain
5 of operation, advantages, safety Of the
IN and rules of premium, which l WILDE
furnish to any who may feel any inter
subject. JAMES J. MILLER.
1910 GT
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Bath, Morgan county, Vibsnia.

WIN. MUNTER'S. GauIt sHonSe.
|HNHIS celebrated Bathing and WRtering place,
is now ready for the reception Of company.
The means Of accommodating guests have been
greatly increased, by which the proprietor viii
30 enabled TO provide amply for LOG Persohe, in
the most comfortable style.
The Gault House, occupied for the last few
years by O'FERRAIL& Co, as the Pavilion Ho.
TEL, (known as the Gustih property has been
thoroughly renovated, and many val improve.
ments mades
The location Of the building, and its proximity
to the Ladies', as well as the Gentlerben's"l 3aths,
render it decidedly preferable to any other estab.
lishment in the town, and more especially for in.
valiJs, opening directly into the BatirSquare, and
being within City to one hundred feet of the main
drinking Springs and Baths. - -,
The public may rest assured that Che c0ntorl
ofthe guests will receive the neVOr:Hrings efforts
of the Proprietor, and to those who RIn acquaint.
ed with bim,wiIl, be trusts, be a sufficient guar.
antee for q continuance Oftheir patronage.
st. Johns Run, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, is The stopping place, which ts distant
only two miles fromfthe Springs, over a newly
graded road.
The Proprietor has engageda ~frst1rate line Ol
Coaches, with careful drivers and good Horses
who will convey passengers over the road will
care aud safety.
All Communications TO the Proprietor will be
promptly attended to. 71a
s~ Board, per week, 81 90
Berkeley Syringe, June 90, lS49.
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OFerralFs Boarding House,
Bsrkeley Springs, !

mHE Proprietors ofthis weh.known establish.
ment beg leave to say to their old friends
aud patrons aud visitors in generalatkat they are
now ready for the reception OF company al tneir
who may wish TO drink of it. Stagc61ih care
fuls driversrRt Sir Johns Run Depotax baltimore
and Ohio It47troad, and &'trusty porter to 2
charge of baggage. -
In1ur9E =
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.-@MAMMOMDAI8 @PRIMGg,
fffVe miteS from ChaTlestOWn JGIIeFson

Five mites from ChRTlestOWn Jefferson
GQunty,EYtrgfnia!f
vTASo opened for lhe reception of company
va 6ntie 10th June. h Proprietor pledges
c0mfoFt.o of his guests, and that the acsomm0da-9
tiohs shs4l be as good, ifuot better, than those OF.
anv:6 other Wafeffn6piace inthef Valley Of Virgis5
mia. The Ereatteficacy Ofthe water tnicasesIot
2Dwpepsfat DroPsyS IRheulnatisHl,
.&c.5ssaate too well kiownStta require any COM
mehts. The cenery isIgrandand thought % suF=s
pass thato Of any other watering place % the Unit
ted States. Tie place is one OF The heRsahlest and
most agreeable ia. the copqtEys being situated 2nl
the eat side OF the Shenahdoahs and Rbogt three
G%6ari6rs ofa mile from th~emonntlihs The Pros.
sprietor viii run q fine Coach and eRts ldFtYertoE
and front The Springs day on Tue arrival
of the carsjrom BQli6orR5qpdsMimhesee
TERMs-S9f rstweek, esee6nd, SF $40 per
montb.{SE ,ass, JOHN JstABELLl
sbsnnspdales pEipgg,E June l2, l84g-8
B@KSEY SPRING VA
NTIHE honse.pf ths sgndeEstgnet is naN ready
for. company. Few watering pieces oftaFi
E~UsaSief M fkctfOnsto Observation-Disclosures n
efE6IeSa6f6, and thstaasy access, position, and
Econtenisht arrangement for tamilieszta the GO
c0mmodatiQnsa makaAthtaa most ragegk
forssuch hav0 the sitigE md ~ '. qPs55
Bssias de- Esi8a6is Mgateasa oesr
The W&TsERa It's efficacy as Observation-Disclosures
thoroughly proven Sd %
IleIhnfRHc4andsNer&61
as,ff md nF1ia dconaitonaan dtt5egdlGn.
tiessof thassystem 10 which the otR9r&seR are
ubieettAaa JE8a13
be p9Pgt eeomn 81 4snf
Observation-Disclosures g y slea tim9Es sc QRl9
Rfff6SdG ms46aQneeQnlg94*sn
EeBedf6pas S9l91fo "a QthesA 3 lGaf4
ktefSndhsnngYQn thn q 4Ra
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Sits q ).
UNHAPPINEss 81 EAMiEIEs

GU.4os4hs{ RSSeil Is. I'M "a fha1nT
y 5 t g w. nv + ssisIsi5fe f5flfRs E5dfbosR5o
being legally and. fofe4dt sepas55ff,d gPe6s g
S9lceeeE 5e@ ~ 81 Observation-Disclosures
ihey caunot!asI \. - sSSt sAoosf SiGseTiSSsS
= boIS,asn errisdsnaTfiaSgpro 6uts6ffhe
mnsS insigni6cant beginninp hat ID have
49, onJ ongbt Ia have been. sxeptoIf Of exist,
~ 5;,ssf 8
ntW1biIs Observation-Disclosures the Investigation
&c tbeE sksa Of Observation-Disclosures & emil.
Sas,Ss smr,inT EpnttnsaV sriiicnlous.we thipk
-, IL ooE,TJenr aa4TIt affEtbediMeuItiesgwil
=; & a35E 6fTSfs5 Ses bSffG5Id2 Is d 4fRg2EBafae.
a. a vorv lille nervous excitement accompa-
l ..e J, WIN " s 2 5sg seSSfJ 4R %sfi S5FSSsi RI dsp,RS
~ = 10 LIZ ;giIyS 3sgISkfa ~ M n ~
ne gEIe!T 5s,iSSSS ~ hi3JS6e5Si3
process OF events WIZ fA49sH 1qesI8S &ssgs
I-theseSi and me IKE o. tas4ss' FE91SFt may 9ntI94
causes brought out 20 p99IIls n94Gs, Ass 44SsaEsss5hi
and amount OF teeling aug ~ IS !3as sslleasssTH2
effect g con1rmed allena q RsSlAe9ssH4 n4l ~
OF Par tlSa, % Ps9sss S;n}Sggs,Ss4 tbS8fm5S
happiness: .B{g. ~
10 too many cases 81 = tasIss S Is t,lE
Ito expect to md tue otnetPehecI t4Afaas4 HHf95sgStp
Hooks Tor tEalts lnsnIsSW Le lSnilsR y NV
desPatredo OF ever atsGq9 Eslg W. TEs tESs
I3WtIe often calcnlaIesI on 44q!ag
rfIsnTS N ar IF her hdsbfndy &Hi6HS iB MoGaJlH ibs
consistentSW WIN h9ms .1sIg
torture OF tng uIs4P P9IM5M eHS 1Ess 4 WI
sides mig % rem evsasll 4s9 .s!szaI
Idtsgntses n9 y 9aS 1919 n4G S55;fSSe
before mAtrIH12hy1 VIZ SstaiS
EipeFsons will n6tuset their Ptact1c9I ogm9g 8e sass
instheit acqualntanee t95esens9 nsE si4te ns95Is
riage, they m9st expect 70 NM mass no9egMn
! experience IL parties VINO s.tiomaSSL
forthnestor lie hayeEG3y sooaH
to employeitin, making ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
to each others gisR9sI424a aIglt - tsg
more tnAn ntll4llS nHt ~ - 800
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80
~ I AGte1ttOn, BeRumOndR! 81.
'WOuLD.mostresPectfnIIy infqrmInS friends
and tta pnbliGi generallyitfalt have thissday5
EreceiVedlrom the East he3largest4andlbest as
isortment of3n1aterialsst that IhRVe eVerIbetOres utr
ffered, cqmpri9tngsip part a6ais - 5Shi
"a bestGnalitg FrenehsdTessed Calf Sklhsj a.
Q 4 a. American td0.d dof{aas{ {s9
ia AS French ado. Goat ski6s, for
genlIeeie1a#eaE .a ~
L dozen Patent GlaIedtCGH, Engltsh+dtessed
I do Tamnir63M Morocco for BRdles. wear ;til
i do tKidtSEins, do lido sc
!36 sldesanft h8 very qualttyohUPPerGeEth
- MISREPRESENTATION!
I rhesa3TmeF8iw 6dldsdoweilsto givesrnega.calt,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Observation-Disclosures
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