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Another Plank Road to wheeling.


Pursuantto notice previously given. meet
ing Of those interested in the construction Of
plank road from Hopedale to inIersect one
or the other Of the roads now in progress Of
making from the Ohio River to Cadiz, was
held in the Presbyterian Westinghouse, near
the forks of Short Creek on Saturday July
10th 1859 The meeting being organized
by appointing THOMASHAMILToN Pres
ident, and SAMUEL PAUL Secretary.
On motion the call Of the meeting was
read, and also the general law in relatian to
the creation and regulation of Plank Road
companies; whereupon it was resolved to
proceed Immediately to organize company
for the the purpose OF constructing plank
road from Hopedale, to intersect one OF the
above mentioned roads.
On motion it was resolved that Thomas
Hamilton. Henry Eagleson, John Ramsey,
Samuel Bell, and Cyrus McNeely, be and
are hereby appointed Board of Corporators,
upder the provisions Of the late act of the
legislature authorizing the creation Of such
boards. The meeting was much interested
and encouraged by the attendance of Joshua
Maui, Esq, Larkins, and others Of the Har-
risviIle; and James Gill, Mr.. Mendcnhall and
others of the Mt. Pleasan. route to Wheel
ing-all of whom manifested lively inter
est in our project, and we in theirs. But
one feeling seemed to animate al present,
and that was, that the road from Hopedaie
must be made.
On motion, it was resolved that the Eli
tors # the Cadiz Republican and Democrat
ic Sentinel be requested to publish the pro
ceedings of the meeting in their respective
papers.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
THOMAS HAMILTON, Pres't
SAMUEL PAUL, Secretary.
DRINks Do1NGs.-rhe Springfield (Illi
nois) Register records the following as an
actual occurrence in that city:
In March last, three men i'll this city a
greed to drink themselves TO death. The
first died in April, the second in May. The
survivor on the happening of the last event
showed signs of breaking the compact, and
he kept sober two or three days afterwards,
but honor revived, and he died in the pres
ent month of June.
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CyAESEX A"gb UsB kE4A v.
G&1URAhAGa A'a'GbH,EIS.

VIE subscriber having purchased OF the lal
4 proprietor, Il. NJ. Scott, his entire iutcrcs
IA 'he Cadlz Foundry takes pleasure in anuupn
cins to the public that he s had many years
practical experience i'll the business, aud is now
jOlng ali III his power to lit up aud put in good
WORKING "ondllion til" entire mHchinet, OF the
establishment Being thus prepared. he viii keep
cons'rntly on hand Cooking STOVES of an The
various patterns, Pnrlor nnd Egg Stoves, Fame,
Fronts, franklin Stoves and Crates Of all sizcs.
1aOG1GW WARE,
Flow Castings OF nearly every pattern, Wmflc
lrons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
for Houses, Plow Points. Muffin Pans, Il new ar.
ticlc. and Chmn,y Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the above line thank
fully received I'd promptly Gllcd on HE shortest
notice. Old Metal taken in exchange tor new nt
its highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
Hp9. ly-t5i
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SILKS DRESS GOODS, &c

s,yILG ANT Rich Brocadc silks;
IL dn glace. suiid and chaugeaJle silks;
Irish roplins. plain and figured;
Be'agr dc LANES;
Law,s. Ginghams aud Dire trimmings;
Just JccviTc'l anil iUT s,,lc ~ per CrHI. lower
than commnn. by SN u M'FADDEN.
DONNETS Missrs' and ChiItlrcn's IinIs,
I ekOssuih and Alnlrskin Has Tor men; leg
hou. pearl aud pilm Hats OF the latest styles.
cah he had in every varirry.nt
ap2l Sand h. MFAOpEN'S.
ID ICII ahrnihcrrd French Cape, .Coilars aud
! Aunhrr sleeves; also 4uifcials. brautiul
bonnet rnd neck Ribbons; Pnmsole To suit rain
or sunshine Lr ale nj
np2l :. md IT. M'FATnEN'S.
ENRENCH aud American Cloths. Casimrres.
Il Casrinrtq. Twrr!s. J ans. Linens ard u
lugc vanrty otranr ,lonns stuff. chcaJer rhan
in.mcrl, ~ = aud n. M'FAUDfN'S
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Revolution ia Marble.

ri ME subscriber, having made ample arrange
l. mcnts ior il large supply OF MARBLE, keeps
constantly oil hand M;,ntcs, Toomhs, Mongr
mcnts, Head and Foot Stones, etc. He is con.
s'anuy receiving large lots Of italian, Egyptian
aud american Marbles. which he is making up
in aslye not surpassed III the United States. aud
will scIl at very small adva ice on cost, either
Wholesale OF retail, and solicits all persons in
wanting, to give him call.
He ,IiII also furnish IA beautiful White Marble
for Caps aud siIls, Steps, FRONTS Pieces Tor
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring etc, very low
lie has also on hand a considerable quantity OF
Free Stone monuments, Toombs and Head Stones
All sizes Of Grind Stones, both Tor wat and dry
binding, warranted.
ON. B.-Lettering done in the latest and
most beautiful styles, in almost any language re
qu red MICHEL j. RUHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov SLY No. 66, Lower end OF Market ST.
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ggFresh apples, pears, plums, peaches,
hgs, cantelopes, walermelons, muskmc!0ns,
nectars, bananas, oranges, pine apples and
grapes cover the iiuit stalls in the New Or
leans markets
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SPIRITUAL RAPprNG SUIcrnR.--Mys. Doug,
lass of Cicero, county, on Wednesday night
las, week, after all her family had gone to
bed, let herself down in the well--leaying a
note addressedto to her husband, stating where
her body gould be found, and that she be-
lievcd her spirit would come back to earth
and take care of her child Her determi-
nation to shuttle off her mortal coil in ex-
pectation of an improved condition was so
deliberate that she had two Or three days
before purchased her grave clothes.
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HrsRY CLAY.--Thc Phila.. Eng. says:
His son made him aware of the result of
the Wing Convention, but he appeared to
take little interest in it, His last words,
ad lressed to his son, were
Il AN DYING, AN GoING.'' =.
Iii, spirit fled and all vas still.
His death was as calm and peNceful as an
infants sleep" His remains were conveyed
to Ashland for interRlent.
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sALIxL, Oct. IA. 1851.

SAlJNL, Oct. IA, 1851,
Ma. J D. PApn.-Dear Sir: send you tho
foregoing certiGcnte.an so for as am ucauaiu,,
cd with his case, II is all true. procured II,
thinking it might be bGneft to you ilsssi 10 tho
afflicted. You have the privilege ofuang il as
you think best, Yours, w. A. EEERS.
or Price 81 per botllc. or bottles for IS.
Sold by j .P. FARK, Cincinnati. Ohio, North
east corner Fourth AMI Walnut strecls-ell- ;
trance on Walnut stIee,- 10 'Sham all orders
INST be addressed
AGENTs-John Bcall aud M'BeaR s. Knox.
Cadiz; lfogg Il Parrish, Moorcfefd John IfDer
Mt. Pleasant j. Cmmhhcher a. Son, Wheeling.
L. s.. fleming, Steubenvilc. lsai,c Holloway.
Flushing Isaac Lewis. Geofgetown; Z. Il. Y0st,
Warenion; Thos. Nicbolson, iIarisvillsi II.
D. Ria. Martins Ferry.
April 2s, 1859
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ParsOn BreYplow on Gen Soft.

AtfSW vi UGH y y kts
There IS a very strong indication down at
Knoxville, Tenn, that Gen Scott, rs the
Wing candidate, is not to receive The benc-
tit of clergy Parson Brown,ow, the editor of
the Wdig-and paper which even our
neighbors Of the Gazeae have often been de-
hghied IN quoing-has been pilmg up
mountain Of reasons why he won't support
The Wing nominee, and why he can't be
elected. They are in blief, aud in the ex-
ACT language Of the enthusiastic Parsop.
Ills t4ProFer use Of paliie p,ontys in his
early days in the army-his quarrel with
General JACKSON, in which he came off se
cond best-his bad treatment of Coy. Cl1S-
ToS-hls unsuccessful quarrel aud controyer-
sy with Gen. GAINEs-his contest with Go g..
MARCY, in which he got the worst of the
fght-his more recent contes: with Ger.
Pillow, in which, to say the least of it, he
made nothing, and finally. his base treat. en-,
Of Mr.. CLAY, in 1850" We sh al look every
day for Q continuation of this sermon from
the reverend Wing editor, for the text has
so many branches, and each one prolific,
that he can entertain his brethren for month $
70 come.-Ci,. Eaq.
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Railroad Progress

The Alton and Springfield railroad, in
tended to oren connection with the Ohio
river, BY junction with the indianapolis
line; has been completed to CarIinville, 35
miles from the Mississippi. Tie opening
was spiritedly celebrated on Sunday last
john Broqgh. was expected to spcek on the
popular occasion.
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A Big Gun Spiked.

Hon. B. F. WADE, Wing Senator from
Ohio in recent letter to one of his constitu-
ents said, "If General Scott is nominated
with pledges, I aOiH not vote for him." The
Hon. Senator and the Hon. Mr.. Glddings
must, through this campaign, row the same
boat.
NN|~c-~-NNN r.~~%
NE B-Senator Chase, Of Ohio announces his
to supportthe nominees ofthe Dem
ocratic national convention Chicago Tyi-
bune.
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Let it not be Overlooked, but
Sound the Tocsin all along the
Line,
Line,

That if the civil power of the Republic bc
bis military services as proposed, backed by
the standing army of which he is the favor
ite and successful leader, backed by the un-
principled and dwelling demagogues OF
federalism, by the millionaires of Wall street,
and the bankers and monopolsts of the coun-
try, who are at heart opposed to govern
ment of the people and willing and anxious
to resort TO any means whatsoever to sup
press the supremacy ofthe Democracy or the
people, he would hold in his hands clements
of power far more formidable and more dan
gerous than those voluntarily given to the
C.EsARs and NAPoLEoNs Of other countries.
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A Pointed Commitment.


A letter from Washington, dated on the
6Fst instant, advises US that President FILL-
aoBs had rendered the Secretaryship Of the
Navy to Hon. Mr.. GENTRY, of Tennessee,
which gentlemen declined its acceptance.
Considering that Mr.. GENTRY had very
recently put forth, in the shape Of speech,
a powerful manifesto against Gen. scoTT, as
the Wing nominee, in which strong reasons
were given why Mr.. GENTRY as national
Wing, could not support him, and why the
electoral votes ofthe southern States ought
not 10 be given to him, this act Of Mr.. FILL
MORE, If is correctly reported, isa mos
conclusive testimonial Of the real feeling
which the President nos entertains for the
Wing candidate. 1t is an emphaticindorse-
ment, by Mr.. FILLMoRE, Of the hostile posi-
tions taken by Mr.. GENTRY.
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! IN. GtrYSOTT'S IMPROVED EXTRACT,
STOFY LLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARIL-
IA. The original and Only gcnnine preparation
I"r the p mancnt curc oi CONSUMPTION and
DlHEA - OF THE LUNGS. when they arc
supposed to he affected by the too free use ni mrt
cury,' IN. quininc. etc. 1t is ALSO a sure remedy
tor Rheum, Tctrcr. Scnld Head. Dror.t.
Scnny, White Swelling, Kings Evil. Neutalsic
Affections, Female
&ervinns and General Debility o flhe S,s,cm. H..
Loss of Appetite, l.anguor, Dizziness aud Liver
Affections, which lead to Iuterrnittnnt and Re-.
mlttilnt tcrcrs, Fever and AgLe Bilious teve g.
'R'hG Best ECsMaic FBcdiGis.e kMwwn!
The Shaker prcpa'ed ~ elbow DUckn and the
"kct honduras SarsapariIiu,' are the ihyui
uable remedial agents from Which ''Dr (;uysolt's
Improved l,XiucL of \ GLOW Dock and Sarsnpa-
rilia" is formed: and the laboratory of Dr. CIV.
sCtt has given the vi'ues ol these roots in their
perfection. HIS preparation contHins all tho
icstora tire properties OF the louts. combined and
concentrated in their utmost stIcl.gth urld r6i-
caCy.
Experiments were mite in the n,anulnctute
of this medicine, until il was found that il could
not be further improved.
Accordingly, we find it rcsored to, almost ul.i-
Vcrsally, in case oi llepanc, Scorbulic, aud Cut
aneous complaints for general rsraction OF all
the vital powers and all those tornenting dis
eases OF the skin so trying the pnicnce, and so
linju!ious to he; lth
Scruua, Sy philis, Mcrcurial complains, Can-
Ger, GaEgrcne, Rheumatism. and "A yust va
rety of other disagrccablc aud dangerous
discusses are speedily and perfectly cured by
tho use OF this medicine,
SALINE, Mich. Oct. G, 1851.
| Mn. J0HN D PAEK-Neur Sir, 1t is with un.
uIlcruble feelings u gratitude thai nm ahle,
| through the Divine Providence Of God, and by
the wondcr-working agency of that excellent
medicine, Guy Y GLOW Dock und Sarsa.
pafilla," to give you few symptoms OF any ai-
| most hopeless case
In the winter OF 1890, was attacked with
severe pain, which was gradually extending
through the whole right side and ley: ut the
same time, II total prostrntion OF my phy pical
system;. alec, my leg had shrunls to about two.
thirds oI ills commons size, procured The at-
tendance of skiliul practitioner, who pro-
| nounccd my disease one of tho worst forms uf
! liver complaint. He snid my case was ona not
easily handled. but prescribed for nc. re-
mainrd under his treatment until was eniisk.
cd he could not help me. then procured of
your agent at this plnce, w. A. Beers, two hot
Ties Of Guysotts Yellow Dock and Sarsa pa ril.
ia. from which received vasl amount oi BEN
eft. After having tken four bottles more.
was able to pursue my business without any
Inconvenience. and have been since hat time n,
we'll man, while but II short time since whs coai
fined 10 my bed three .fOurlhs of tie time; nndy
cannot aschbe the return Of my health TO amy
other cause than by the agency Of that truly
valuable medicine, Guysott's yellow Dock nnE
sarsnparila. iiASSEL VAURlPER.
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ES~A party Of mountain traders reached
St. Louis few days since, direct from the
distant plains, and report that they met a
large mass of the California emigrants, who
are getting along reaceably and we'll
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Gg-The N. Y. Tribune has advertise
mcnts ofleading wings inthat city, who say;
"Laborers or coachmen wanted-colored
men prelerred--no Iris need apply
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Proclaim it Through ever,
Sentinel upon the Tower,

That Gen. ScoTr, with less caution than
Louis Napoleon, and other military usurpers,
even in his letter Of acceptance of the nomi-
nation says, that if elected, he will carry
with him into the civil administration, prin-
ciple of military conduct, &C., and further to
use his own language; ''Ip regard to the
general policy of the administration lfelccted,
! should, Of course, look among those who
may approve that policy, for the agents to
carry it into execution; and l should seek to
cultivate harmoney and fraternal sentiments
throughout the whig party" Thus with
hold effrontery gnexampled, presenting him
self by express declaration, ifelected, as the
President of mere political party, and an.
noucing in advance, that he would use the
powerr Of the government to strengthen and
sustain his party.
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SINGULAR BLOW Ur.-At Wheeling, a
few days ago, loose keg of powder which
lay on the wharf, hecamN suddenly ignite d
by spark from horses shoe, and both
horse and rider blew into the air. The boy
was considerably hurt, as was also the horse.
This is the most singular circumstance we
have heard of for some time.
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tired to private life.
Be it Remembered that all
Hist nv Teaches,

That the predominance of the military
principle is wholly incompatible with the
liberties of the people, and that, through a
blind and needless regard for mere military
renown, it has wrough; the downfall of ev,
ry Republic in other counties and other
ages of the world.
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Eg-Tbe change of the Naturalization
laws, as required by Scott, is doing his work
up finely:
His friends may salt it, pepper it. do what
they will,
The ntof spoW soup will hang round
him still.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! IMPORTANT to
pYsPErTIcs.-Dr J. s. IiouShtCn's Pepsin, the
true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prcpa-
OK, after directions OF Baron L;ebts. The great
Physiological Chemist, byJ. $. Ilougbton, NJ.
D., Philadelphia. This is truly Il wonderful
remedy Tor indigestion, by sp"psia, Jaundicc,
liver Complaint, Constipation and d. bility.
curing after Nautc's own Method by Nature S
own Agent, the Gastric Juice, Pamphlets, con.
tainng scientific evidence Of its value, furnished
by agents gratis. See noticc among tho rnedi,
cal advertisements.
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JOSEPR S. THOMAS.

4 TToaAEY AZ LAW, Cudlz, D COLI
n lcclions made in lIa-ri.op, Jefersuil,.
fuscnrnwas, Carroll. Belmont aud Guernsey
t,ici atFniuu given To the busimrs Of Ex-
eculors. Gu"'al'ns, iHIhtiNn aud Sal OF Land, 4,
ci srrIcmr ut ~ Estates, etc, etc.
OitiCE-AIarAU ST., = d Iugs east OF Stem.
brnvilia ~.
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EJIfa fat hog comes to five dollar =
what will q poor one come 10? Answer
A pileof corn.
EEL see through II" as the old lady
said when the bottom Of her wash tub fell
out.
ETWhy i 10 cat running after his tail,
like Milllerite? cause he has his latter
end in view
ETThe fisherman that stabbed himself
with an eel is pronounced Out of danger
having died on Thursday.
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Let it not be Forgotten,

That when we arc told that no danger
can arise in oar country from elevatng a
military leader in the stand ding army to the
Presidency, the same thing was thought and
said when LOUIS NAPOLEON was elected in
France, when ITuRB1DE was elected in Mex
leo; and the same self-security was felt in
clevatng the C.EsARs, the MAR1UsEs, and
the SyLLAs of other ages. Had The danger
been realized at the time, the usurpcrs and
tyrants of other countries would not have
1cen entrusted with that civil authority by
which they were enable to break down all
he pillars Of popular liberty.
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Herald it From every Watch
Tower Of Liberty,

That the great struggle between liberty
and dcspodsm going on in the world, is a
struggle for the supremacy of the people, on
the one hand, and of civil governmental
struggle to MAINTAIN and control civil power
by the free and untrammelled will of the peo-
pic on the one hand, and by Ike power and in
luencc Of the standing army under the lead
of a military cheiftan on the other.
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VIM. Ming Nicoll.

CADlX LODGE, NE. I3O, 1. q. O. f
NeetseyeFy FRIDAY EVENING, at Bo'clock
in the Hal, adlpining the Mnlket unnsc
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VIEW IOhh
The Tnbune. .of ThursdayJggres Us tl,e fq4
loving notes Of the Money Market for DIE
preceding day.
The demand for NOEcy sonsnues ligf., ia
rslaii'u 70 the supply. aud rates fsrors bor-
sONers The common quotations at fa5
per cent. with occasional uansae5ons at
lower rates. The lower quotation is forealI
loans, the higher for DISCOUNT of paper.
The demand hur foreign Exchange was
very ineonslderable for the Havre steamer.
but full rates were obtained for the Little
done. Sterling. IotsIIot; Francs, s i9s
~ %
Ihe Evening times of same date says:
Thor was an anxieiy to lend money on
call to-day, in view of three days interest
oyer the All 0fJuly. On Government sn.I
State eollaterals, 81 per cent. was accepted.
and on other Stocks, 4 per isn't, Paper,
ossr 60 days. does not go on so well at the
low rates. One Of two of the large banks
refuse to go further on long 5;lls, ex:ep, at
6 per cent, They give, for reason. that the
Southern banks arc drawing down their bal.
Ances.
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EF-John did youeverbet onahorsc.racc2
alive seen my sister Bot on an old
Msre-
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Final Notice to Stockholders.

Office oI the Stcu and Ind. II. X. Co.,I
Stcubenville, June 10, 1859.
TIE Stockholders Of the Slpuben, lille and In
diana Railroad company are hereby notified to
pay the remaining iity Der cant. upon the capi-
tai stock by them respecti, ely subscribed at the
office OF ID. l.. ,lIicr, Esq, Treasurer OF said
company.in SteubcnviIlc, az follows, viz:
l0per cent. on or before the LIST Of Sept. next,
iO 90 do LIST OF Oct. next.
~ do do lst of Nov. next.j
~ do do lst Of Dec. n"xt,
l0 do do lst JfJan. next.
By order ofthe Board of Directors.
J q, MoRRls, Sec. JAMES MEANS, Prest.
june 30, 1859 2m
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE People

That the wbig party propose to bestow
the civil power Of our Republic upon the
Military ChiefIsin Al the head ofthe stand
ing army, as a reward for military serFice.
Keep it Before the People,
That the whig party are attempting to
make the standing army the only road to the
Presidency in this country, as has been the
case in Mexico, France. and other countries
where the liberties of the people have been
prostraicd by the predomipance of the mil
itor,- ,,,;,c;rl,
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Keep it Before the People,

That the gross and barefaced attempt now
made On the part of whiggery to build up
the supremacy Of The military principle in
order 10 put down the ascendency of the De-
mocracy of this country, cannot be covered
up or concealed by any palliation or excuse
to be found in the election of WAsHINGToE or
JACKSON, who were distinguished as states
men, having spent the greater part of their
lives in the civil service Of the country, and
as far as they were engaged in military ser
vice it was as mere citizen soldiers in time
Of war, and neither Of whom held any com-
mand in the army when proposed for the
Presidency; and WASHINGTON hayingexpress-
iy forbidden the use of his name as a candi-
date for the Presidency, until after he had
resigned the command of the army and re-
tired to private life.
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LNlsii-5O bbIs Macke,ell Shi,d asd IbstlinE,
l. just receiving aISJ fIr sale lO~. ~
muS % :. S a. McFA DDEN.
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ANREsl Teas, q " late ialpnlta'iOn and f8s-.
Il ly havUEcd, car be had AZ
may %. :. " % MrF IDDEN'S.