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bastons, Hosiery Gcves, Ribbons Purse Twist Combs
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BENEFITS NATIONAL SkY-LIGHT GALLERY,
PENNS VI PANIA AVENUE,
One door east Of Il. ID. Gilman's Drug Store.


ITO meet the increasing patronage Of this establishment
the Sitting and Exhibition Rooms have been enlarged
and fitted up in style second TO in this country.
IL necessary Also to have assistance In The ope
rating department. and have therefore associated with
Mr.. 2. NJ. Cory from New York. which will enable
maintain the present popularity Of this Gallery
Some valuable additions to the lection of specimens
have been recently made among which will mention that
Of JENNY LIND, taken from life one Of AMIN BEY
Turkish Envoy; aud one from Daguerreotype taken in
Rome, Of Powers's statue OF JOHN o. CALHOUN
The collection Of the United States Senate intended fol-
exhibition the Worlds Fair to be held in London in May
next will be complete in few days part of which may
seen at this time.
Having superior Sky Light and Of the best German
Cameras capable of taking portraits twelve times the usual
size and twice the sze any In This city oge her with
constant and successful practice for the last twelve
feel confident In being able to furnish DaguerreotJ pes
those who may them which, for beauty of tone
Of impression like expression, grace aud Of
position cannot he surpassed.
BY and improved process practiced At this estAb
shmen enabled to take pictures in the short space
Of second enabling parents TO supply themselves with
perfect Dsgusrreotypes OF their little ones, Of all ages
- Miniatures neatly set In cckets bresstpins, finger
N s. BENNETT.
JAM m. CORY.
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IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE Wo1r--
Farmington, Conn

me subscr Der is prepared TO furnish 10 order .r,
0a ss eoopotion Castings shafting OF
cnptOn together with the various species os 49, cry de-
lone IN any establishment of this kind ra usually
is called to article of Ban Of
n,hsr so ad nsasy Mast which Superior o
oener Nna now IN use, requiring much less ~ 70 any
same olast and when In motion making no oi lor the
n;shd patterns for Cemeteries bacons 8" Ha
not fail 10 su sf se ns up Or put up prices which
msahnery patterns aud work every sscrino, Trans Of
gu on the nest reasonable terms All order furnish
re anu ~Stk carefully packed and shipped a. IT.
June l2-3m ,o,,,
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pHysOPArHiC MEDICAL CoLLEG r,

Corner of Western Rom and Eth street Cincinnati o.
THE Fall end Winter Session of this old Institution will
l. commence the first Monday in November 1851 and
continue sixteen weeks; six Lectures per day.
FACULTY.
IA. Pocsrs M d., Professor OF Medical and Operative
Surgery.
H. p Johnson, M d. Professor of Theory and Practice
of Medicine.
r. M Parrih, NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry and Medi.
cal Jurisprudence
Joseph NJ d., Professor Of Botany, Matera Med.
lea, and Pharmacy
n H. SiocktosH NJ d., Professor OF Anatomy and Phys
ioogy.
r. O. Carter ID, Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women aud Children.
r. II SfockveH NJ ID, Demons'rator
Joseph Bror,,, NJ d., Dean OF the Medical faculty
Tickets the full course $780, matrcuaii,n, s. grad.
nation fee, s20
Cincinnati july ~, 1851 July 7-G
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NEWSPAPER Agencies

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US His oces at Boston, Congress street New York
Tribune Buldng Philadeph northwest corner Of Thrc
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JOHN DEMING
POWERS &SF.ro~

A TFORNEYS and Cssas,Lo,, >, -
cA0"eery Youngstown, MshoninS county, SS S,o
S.nt % X. J. POWERS
o. W sRATnN
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LIBERTY ALMANAC FOR Is5o

There are nearly three thousand muscles in
the common grasshopper.
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The tumip in Russia is eaten as fruit by all
classes In the houses of the mobiles, sliced
tunip, with brandy, is offered to the guests
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CH,LD,s PREM,IIN S.W-,,,II

To Plank Road Contractors and L.unbermea gen.
sVally.
'HE subscriber having obtained patent for improve
ments in circular saw mills by which all slxcs and
lengths Of logs can be cut With eIus facility with great
wing OF power timber and expense has made
by which he can hereafter supply mills With superior
TO order Rights TO manufacture ia several Of the Northern
and Eastern states for sale, and models supplied
q. CHILD.
Granrhs, Putnam Co, M judy 2, ls5i-July leo
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THE SOUTH BEND CASE.

PAMPHLET Of "a PIP. has just been published entitled
IA "The South Bend nd) Fugitive Slave Ease involving
the Right TO writ OF Habeas Corpus IL is for sale by
William Harmed is Beekman street. New York Price 81
a hundred, and cents single copy. Aug 7-}m
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FRIENDS ASYLUM FOR TIE INSANE

THIS Institution is situated in pleasant and healthy
part Of the country about five miles north the city
Philadelphia 1t lie under the of DR. Joshua H. Wor
Ellington, Superintendent and William and Mary D. Bird.
salt Steward and Matron and is visited weekly by Com
mittee Of the Managers
The Asylum founded In the year 1918, by members
Of Society Of Friends with view Of sordng 10 those
afflicted with insanity the domestic comforts usually found
In private family combined with kind and efficient moral
and medical treatment.
Application the admission Of patients may be made
either personally OF by letter addressed to
CHARLES ELLIS,
Clerk Of the Board of Managers, No. sc Chestnut
street, Philadelphia, or to
WILLIAM BEETLE,
Secretary OF the Committee Admissions, No.
Jan. Q. Ia South Third street, Philadelphia.
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HENRY MINER Il CO.,

DEALERS 10 Cheap Publications. &c, Smitbhsld street
IL between Second and Third, Pittsburgh, Pa. This 10
the most extensive Cheap Publication House in the West
where may always be found the prime pal Magazines and
and old novels, ANIMALS, Gift Books iSc.
Stationery of every kind bay Books Leigers Pass
Books common and fancy Envelopes Inks, aud in short
everything In that line Of business For sale wholesale
retail cheap be purchased in any city the Uni
ted States.
The National Era and other periodicals are kept for sale
Feb. l3-Iy1
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PROGRESS PAMPHLETS

SERIES oftoeipe or fifteen Original Pamphlets of the
IA above title is In the of publication Cnsn
natl Ohio, by L. A. HINR whose thorough study the y.
questions Of eform fail them acceptable
all liberal minds They issued irregular intervals
according 10 but they viii
be issued monthly They will embrace great questions
touching the relations Of to nature OF mankind
among themselves In every sphere Of life their aim
will be to hasten the time when greater liberty equal
ty, and purer fraternity, will ali the highest
happiness OF which they are Individually capable
Tsvms-Ten cents single Der, one dollar per DOZEN
dollar for the SERIES Each number contains % ma
ges beautifully printed aud neatly covered Direct To
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oRrHOpKDIC SURGERY.

1.-THE USE OF THE KNIFE DISPENSED WITH
THE managers Of the Parkeve institute (nesr Philade
pha have opened ward in that Institution, for the
cure of DEFORMITIES or THE HUMAN BODY
such spine bones club feet
and all diseases Of analogous character and also hernia
rupture by which render to the Of the
knife These patients will be under the charge
Of experienced and skful Orthopedic Surgeon DR.
r. Culen who for four years pupil Of the late cee
brated Dr. HEBER CHASE, of Philadelphia and who
has for the last years devoted himself this specially
Persons at distance consult With DIR. Cullen, by
letter. describing the and enclosing fee Of ten doars
directed the OF Samuel Web6 Secretary No. 5e
South Fourth street. Philadelphia to whom all applications
for admission TO be made.
TT. CULLEN, NJ d.,
March 29-tf Visiting Surgeon.
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PHILADELPHIA TYPE AND STER EOTYPE
FOUNDRY

determined to spare expense In making their establish
ent perfect possbie they have recently got
plee set Of the Justly celebrated Scoche letter from
diamond to English, TO which they particularly invite at
tention.
Fucy Types BordeTs Ornaments &C. their assortment 10
unrivssd in the United States; and their improved
methods OF casting and Of preparing metal enable them
furnish orders IN manner "a insure satisfaction.
Printing Presses Cases Stands bases Gseys Printing
Ink and every article used In printing ofce
hand NJ the lowest rstes.
Second hand Presses and Type used only In serstypng
At reduced prices.
Books Pamphlets, Music Labels, DO &c, stereotyped
with correctness and despatch.
N. b. Specimen Books will be sent TO printers who wish
to make orders. l.. JOHNSON K co,
Jan 2 No Sansoro street
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SUMMER Ake.NGR u rNr-,.s,-

From Ntv York Gh intermediate Places
THE Camden and Amboy Railroad and Philadelphia and
l. Trenton Rarisd lines leave Walnut Street Wharf
Philadelphia, for New York, ~ follows;
lStclass. h class
AGA. M, via Camden aud Jersey City,
Sundays excepted) fare AZ $40
M9A. via iscony and Jersey City,
fare. =: , 2O
ALTO A. NJ, via Camden and South Am.
Boy, fare 3 400
M4P. NJ, via Camden and South AM
boy, fare 200
At 7. NJ, via fscony and Jersey City,
daily fare 3 250
Emgrsnt and Transportation Line from Philadelphia At
4P. "a, via Borlentown aud South Amboy lsIceut Sun
dsys) fare 81 co.
Merchandise transported at low and from ~ York
W. H. GArZMER, Agent q. "A k.R. Co
ayS-3m JAS. HINkLE, Agent p. n r. X r. Go.
JOHN w. NORTH,
A TTOkNEY and Counsellor at Law Snd General Lspt
"A Agent, Falls Of st. Anthony Minnesots Territory
Ost 1t-v
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LARD OIL.

IMPROVED LARD OlL.-Lard Oil of tho fnestquAlit,
squal to sperm for combustion also for machinery and
wooens being manufactured without acids always b
purchased and shipped strong barrels
leakage Orders received and executed for the
Lake Atlantic and Southern cities also the
and Cansdas. Apply to
THOMAS EMERY, Lard OH Manufacturer,
Jan ~. ~ Water street, near Walnut, Cincnnati,O
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In speaking of child. We speak not Of what
is present. but Of what we hope for,
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SALT BArHlNG-pINEY POINT PAVILION.

THIS beautiful establishment recently enlarged and i'm
proved open for the reception OF visiters The
great resulting from bathing and the breeze
are becoming and appreciated No place be
more healthy possess finer climate than this does
through entire and fall months fever and asue
and bilious fever entirely unknown. The drinking wa
ter il from one pures springs in the country me
band of music has been engaged for the season The hotel
is complete in oil its arrangements active ana emceh ~
isants have been and exerons will he spared
render In all respects the most agreeable and pheasant
resort In the whole country.
The steamers from Norfolk Richmond washington sna
Baltimore, land passengers daily
Board per day ~
Board per week 5W
Board per month 0W
Inne I2-Ht JAS. u. BIRCH Proprietor.
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MARLBORO NOT III.
''EMpERANCE HOUSE; JENXs Z pAM sr No
l. 20 w Washington street, Boston. q w,yknxs'
March al-iyg y. a. rN~sS
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LAW OFFICE, COLUMBUS, o.
VLJILLIAM b. JARVIS, Jun, Afior~sy sSa Cossssllr
w stLasc, Columbus, Ohio Once in Plstts new build
ing State street opposite south door Of State House
Business contested With the profession pune
tuAllyattsudsd to. Ian 70
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

HAVING associated yself in business with Mr. JOHN
IL A. PARKS, Of the "MARLBORO HOTEL,U !
would invite those whom for past years have been
accustomed to meet this and the Adams House.
the Marlboro their home while IN the city.
will TO the utmost strive accepably those wbe
may favor me with their patronage
CHARLES W. jerks.
Marlboro Hotel Boston March |, 1861 Mar. IA--tfg
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HENRY n. PATTON,
A TTORNEY and Counsellor - IAw ana 1ou.~
n ChAnosry, Csdis, hAzSssos seasty, ohie. 'SA"
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ANTS IN PERU.-The forests of Peru swarm
with ants. Every shrub is alive with them.
The large yellow puca sisi is seen in myriads
in the open air, and il penetrates into the dwell
hncs. This insect does not bite, but its crawl
inc creates great irritation TO the skin. The
small, black yaha sisi, on the contrary, infiicts
most painful punclures. A very mischievouS
species of singing ant is the black sunchiron.
lis wound is painful, and even dangerous.
&C. Klee, my travelling companion" says DR..
Tschudi, /" being stung by one of these ants.
such severe pain and fever ensued, that he was
for While delirious. The Doctor himself was
stung. and he states that the pain was severer
for few moments than any he had ever expe-
renced. A most remarkable phenomenon is
exhibited by the swarms of the species called
the great wandering ant which appear sud
denly in immense trains, ceaselessy marching
forward in straigh, line. The small, the
weak, form the centre while the large and strong
flank the army, and look out Tor prey. These
swarms sometimes enter hut. and clear it orall
disagreeable insects. The united force of these
small creatures is 40 vast, that not only snakes,
but also large animals, such as the amadio,
on being surprised by them, are soon killed.
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THOMAS EMERY

MANUFACTURES of Lard Oil, Star and Adamantine
l Candles, 30 Water street, between Main and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
N b. Cash paid for Nos and lard prease mutton and
beef tatfow Aavl -
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF pENNsyL,

FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNsYL,
yANIA.
THE regular Of Lectures In this will
Il commence on Monday, September lst 1851, and DON
tinue four months.
FACULTY.
NJ n. Moseley, NJ d., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys.
oogy.
AbrGham Liresey NJ H. Professor OF Practice Of Medi.
cine.
amss s. Longshore, NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women aud Children.
c. w Gleason M d., Professor Of Institutes Of Medi-
cine and Surgery
M w UiekeTsoH, NJ d., Professor Of Materia Medica
Dapid j. johnson, NJ H., Professor OF Chemistry.
Hannah n. Longshore, Demonstration Of Anatomy.
or Degrees will be conferred and diplomas granted &c
the successful candidates practicable after the
close Of the OF Lectures.
nlatriculation fee (paid once only
GRADUATION fee 10
For further information, apply personally or by letter.
post paid, to N X. MOSELEY, NJ d., Dean OF The EHc
uly No. 229 Arch street. Philsdelphis June I2--3m
Joseph q. Buttsr. Peter H. Byctr,t. Henry H. Stout
JOSEPH c. BUTLER Il CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COM MISSION
!. AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Main and Columbia Streets,
July 3-3m CINCINNATI, OHIO
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MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD

MORRIS and ESSEN RAILROAD
I'VE SIMMER Arrangements -CommeacRs MONDAY.
Leave Dsyer An tFrogA;' GAM and .Ps;
horriS'owu 4. ,Frc.-nt {, 7 g AN and IS M MIL
RETl RNINo-Lesve Nev-Y * f-'-a me g., q Cor'
laad-s, for Dover 81 ~ ~ lFre,sh'l AID p No
T 70 u 49, ~ s AMI az ., ~ H'' 81
n boS 81 P4sssESGi:R LINs:s.
Tsays I.ysr- 10 X I.s.,s 81 ,,s- =, Bpm
Ie s,,s .a = IL "a, .,s M NJ ',s pM
Ies7s Ni7;iiss 3 AM ss,s N.Tlis sisPN
Awe 4. Ncwa-N S. ~ A--sve a, Newark ; So p "
Ar-ve n New YORK 80 ~ Arrive a, Wy orN tSo
RETURNING-Lesve Ne- f0-S g. M and tP u 4,
leave Ne-rsrN n y. 4 VI and - p VI
The morning Dover train vii receive tni deliver Fe,n-
gen a. Rocsaw4y Dvuv'ie Morris Plans. Norris'own
hslson. Chatham. summit Aillvile. South Orange and
MoRRiSToWN ACCOMMODATES LrNE-Ieav.
Eorrs.oVu 4 NJ. Madison ~. Saam.s II MlilyAle
g. OraRse . arriving a. Newark a. 20 An. New
RETURNING-LeayeN ew-YorAs PM. Ne-A,ks IS
HILLvILLE ACCOMMODATION LINE-Le,v-
Nilviiie Bpm Orange Sts,icn IS VI arriving Al
Newark 10 81 VI and Ne--YorS st2 WPM
Leave NeW-Yors for Millv.lle a 10 NJ snd Ne~art
The Morris.o~n and bIniyille Accommodation Lines a.
INK and coming Ill ana denver Pssselgers Al NAL
Ron. Chatham summit Muly4le S'.nS ,tousc, >,ats Vt
Orange Depot. Brck Church ai h--' anse sS-
perSedlug the horse car. which IS discontinued
FREIGHT LlNE-Wh car attached ~ ne aeon nova
non Of re ghters. Will leave Dover AWNING IN New
York a. 30 An returning Will leave New iork n llt
NJ carrying passengers O. and from stations ~ the Eoai
where freight = received and delivered
To prevent dficuly making change m the Cars pa.-
vii please procure tickets taxing their seats
The fare collected by the Conductors -, csasEore han
the puce Of tickets ~ the several stations -here tickets are
sod Tickets good ony for the dsy for~hch they St
Passengers "a show their tickets % the conductor when
required
Al Dover. STAGES connecting with the 4 NJ passenger
tram leave for ckaSunny. StAnhope, Newton and Hack
etstoVn. daily Milford and ONego On Mondays, wednes
DAYS and Fridays. and for Sparta Johnsoaeugh. Bairs
town. Columbia. Delaware Water GAP StronSourgh. con
unulng o. the Lackawanna WORKS passn: through Bar
tcnve. Stanhope PA SMITHS Tavern. Nea:lssvill-,
Chiffon Dunmore. HYDE PARK - Providence, on Iuesi1y'
Thursdays and saturdays, and returning, meet the NJ
trains for NeW-lo
At D.nvlle stages leave for Po~crie anil Boon0n on
the ARRIVAL Of the NJ and u passenger trSrs from
New-Iors, and returning meet the down trains for New
York -
Al Morristown stages leave the ARRIVAL ~ the VI
passenger trans for Mendham Chester, obey Noun
tam WASHINGTON Bclydero and Easou daily and meet the
afternoon Dover tram for New YORK Aiso Tor B@SNns
udgc the arrival II the afternoon Dover tram return
ing connect With the morning passenger tram Tor New
York ~ u
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TENHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
a UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS-The ships
PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
RAJ TTC Cant C.ulaf

ATLANTIC Capt West, PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALIlC, Capt C"iustHs,
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built ~ contract expressly fT
Government service has been taken ther
s,ructIOn also their Englnes TO insure strength and
speed and their accommOdaons for passengers are an
elualed for elegance or comfort Pnce Of passage from
New York Liverpool $50 exclrFvc use Of extra SIZE
-tate-rooms SSz3 from Liverpool 20 New Hork ASS An
erprrnced surg attached 10 each ship No berth
b. secured until paid for The owners OF these ships VIII
not he accountable for gold, silver bullion specie ereirJ
prscioas metals niles bile OF isdns are Ssnod
therefor, and the value thereof therein oppressed
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DISSOLUTION-The COPARTNER-
SHIP heretofOre sE.stIaS ss.~esa "a, satseroers.
-, 49, raras AID arm u DAMN 4 FkANCIN. - thu
g. S..oly.d b. Kutusl oOuseatCeorge Damn retIrax,
% ths frm The bushes VII % continued al the pres
-. ..rabllshuient IS Nassau-f by francln, who %
fIs Authorized settle the business Of the late firm
NED Nav "a ISsl GEORGE DAMN
s,zs lWs j. b. fkAkCIS.
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yB.paimer,. Hint. for Rusiness Men.

The door 20 wealth rcspcciabty, influence and honor
ne-lecs syert,ng not only robs himself II ms
for advantage, bat besov. The spos on hls wiser nVas
He Who ayoses jullcou.y aud oItonssel, can aiord
not because he adopts tAs correct means 10 multiply hcu
number ard secure "a nseli much larger amount Oh bea
ness He vh0 does the afsest buIne" can DO II ~ 'hs
smallest percentage q pfoht
An old business may sltsst unh rs customers drop on
D. oath or removal he who would Dnd up business
now must ike the tune" and improve the advantages
tofers - B., .,.
nor communicate by teieg aIh IL u 10 close ones eyes 70
the pht .nsst upon LIVING N perpsu.l dAAness Al
nd dual may d0 ths at his own cost Dnl community
class vii never at 80 uhHlscv
me man Who fuses ~ advertise his business IA ehect
conosses ncalany aid dseAi and retreats 70 'he fSA
nation aud crcuns peotion should he exercised "a
The selection VI places and choice made Of the pA0%
tost adapted 70 tue pursuits 81 sivsrtlseI' ,..d,
f. s Idle 20 speak Of the cost Of a1'srt'ng r an Psn
gods Protecting them from thieves dealing them out -
customers <,,.s ,u
ada1ted ~ t- and ~snt. n the public sure " -
successful Il indsputabe fact thai there y NO M
sfance II veil ssfs rcd adherence " acOhlhHrd system
Of ad,erfsng ever faiiins 81 success
Not many yeais eisgss befD!e the large oomhsfcAa
ie country Vii Concentrate IN the hands 81 Ons
t.nh I The preseng number VI lObOefs N 0D0rDa 70 1hs
amount 4 Transactions
Tic nan. ~ which s great AMI bsaeeen! change tc
te efcced ya.o-s tt oh4sf among them Is aageris
lngLot two three pagers, nor even 10 ali those q
the CT who're the business d0e but the most widely
Circulated journals u NJ ~Ao< rs0oH Hhenee e1st0n % De-
NIee ~, .,u.....,..so. .-
eCfnLF Las Jet Teen done IN tnc way ~ adfersng cn
pared 20 has can ard lnsVltsDiJ will De
ltc merchant who ha. reasonable amount 81 e1pita
business good snsp~ sr better aiprd " i'd
20 ne amount II 5000 year tnsn any Jess sus
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