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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1852-01-24
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE.
Council.

FRIDAY, Jan. 10.
Mr.. Trask, yesterday appointed Sec
rotary pro tenn, was sworn in, and as
sumed his duties.
Communication inviting the members
TO attend the annual meeting of the His
torical Society was read.
The President laid before the Council
the annual report of the Auditor of the
territory, which was read.
Mr.. LOOMS presented petitions Of
James S. Norris and others in regard to a
ferry across Lake st. Croix at Willow
river.
The President announced the follow
ing Joint Committees
On Enrolled BiIs-Mcssrs. Mcleod,
LOOMS, and Kiltson.
Legislative ErpendHures-Mess
Kittson LOOMS, and Greeley.
Adjourned.
SATURDAY,, Jan. II.
Council was informed that the House
was now ready to go into convention for
the election of Printers.
Council adjourned to the Hall of the
House.
(See House Proceedings.)
Council having returned to its cham
Der,
On motion Of Mr.. Mcleod, Mr.. Low
ry was granted leave of absence for sew
en- days.
Adjourned.
MONDAY, Jan. 10.
After the journal of Saturday was
read. Mr.. Babcock rose, and addressed
the Council, in substance as follows:
Mr.. PREsIDENT.-I rise to perform
the painful duty of annurcing TO the
Council, the death Of its recent Secreta-
ry, HENRY L. TILDEN, ESQ.,; which sad
event occurred on Saturday evening last.
Knowing, as every one here does, that
since his residence among us, have not
only been the political, but the warm
personal friend of the deceased, it cannot
be expected of me, were l competent to
the task at any time, to do justice to his
memory under my present state of feel
ing. | feel believe we all feel, that
VIC have lost one of our most cstima-
bic citizens-one Of our kindest friends,
and best Of neighbors. No man was ever
more highly Or worthily regarded by
community in which he lived, than was
HENRY L. TILDEs by the people of
Minnesota, who knew and appreciated
him.
Mr.. TILbEN was born in the town of
Lebanon, Connecticut, and at the time of
his death was within few days Of reach
ing the age Of thirty-fivc years. Some
fifteen years ago, he moved to Garetts-
vile, Ohio, and afterwards to Ravcna,
the county seat of Portage county in that
State. He was there employed, some
time, as clerk in the Auditors office and
was afterwards elected to the RESPONSE
bic place of county treasurer, which office
he held for seven years. He was after
wards elected Justice of the Peace in the
town of his residence. He removed,
with his family, TO Minnesota, in October,
lo49, and settled in St. Paul. He was,
soon after, appointed Deputy Marshal by
Col. Mitchell, and had entire charge of
the business of that office. At the gen.
eral election, in September, 1850, he was
elected member of the House of Repre-
sentatives Of our last Legislative Assem-
ely, and served his constituents ably and
faithfully, and, SO far as l have ever heard,
to the entire satisfaction of those who
elected him.
Upon the resignation of Col. Mitchell,
Mr.: TILDEN was appointed to the Mar
shalShip OF this Territory. From this Office
he was, few months since, removed by
The President; for what cause neither I
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right. 1t is not in the nature Of things
to place every settler upon perfect
equality as regards value and eligibility
of location, but as far as the end can be
reached, it should be the desire OF every
good citizen to help accomplish it.
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THE MINES TT A N
St. 33aul, 5HtMnesota.
Saturday, Jan. Fl, 1852.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

wloughby, Powers & Co., advertise their mail stage
line, through to Prairie iu Chicn.
Fred Hardy now keeps the American Saloon, 'al alone
by himseif.'
B. W. Brunson gives caution in regard the payment
Of note.
ChaS. IL. Cakes has money to loan.
Mr.. Burbank makes trip 10 Ga!ena as Express Mes
senger, every fortnight.
Sherin's sale on the Iath OF next month.
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unteers who served in the suppression of
the Winnebago hostilities in July, 1850;
which was referred TO the committee on
Indian Affairs.
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House..
FRIDAY, Jan. l6.

The following was adopted as the 10th
rule of the House:
Ten members, including the Speaker,
shall constitute quorum, and upon the
demand of any member, the ayes and
nays shall be ordered"
The petition Of James Wells, contest
ing the seat of Mr.. Richards, was taken
up, and referred to committee consisting
of Messrs. Day, Murray and Black.
Communication from the Secretary of
the Historical Society, inviting the men,
bers TO attend the annual meeting of the
Society, was read.
Adjourned.
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SATURDAY, Jan. IS,

MIR. Black presented a petition OF citi-
zens of Saltwater, praying that the act
of the Legislature of Wisconsin, passed
several years since, granting to John
Morgan, formerly Of Saltwater, the right
to keep ferry over Lake St. Croix, at
Saltwater, be repealed, and that a char
ter be granted to Samuel Croft to keep
said ferry at the said place for such time
as the legislature may deem advisable.
The Council was informed that the
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AT CHAMBERS, Jan. IS, 1852.
Arnold W. Taylor Motion TO Increase the the
r-,n, vs. .eeuri'y given on granting an attach
DECISION.
An attachment was granted by the
clerk Of the court in this case, for ten
thousand dollars, on filing bond in the
penalty of two hundred and fifty, and
certain real estate of the defendant has
been thereupon attached. He now moves
that the plaintiff be compelled to file fur
Their security.
The plaintiff in giving security to the
amount oftwo hundred and fifty dollars,
inasmuch as it was acce pied by the clerk
has complied with the letter, but not with
the spirit of the statute r. S. 346, Sec.
i3I. The object in requiring it, is TO in
dcmnlfy the defendant for costs, and also
for all damages which he may sustain in
consequence of the attaching of his prop
erty, and the undertaking should be in a
sum sufficiently large to effect that OBJ
lect beyond a contingency. 1t should
therefore regularly be in an amount larger
than, if not double the sum specified in
the attachment. | cannot subscribe TO
the doctrine, that the judge or clerk NAV
before granting the warrant, institute an
inquiry as TO the value or situation of the
property proposed to be attached, and
regulate the amount of security according
ly. This would involve an erparie trial
of collateral issue not proper 10 be gone
INTO IN that stage of the proceedings. and
the sheriff would not be bound to have
any regard to it, in serving the process
with reference TO which it had been had,
The convenient and safer rule therefore.
Is to presume that he will attach proper
ty at least of value equal to the amount
directed TO be taken. 1t is as proper that
the defendant should in all cases be pro-
tected TO that amount, as that the plaintiff
should have this provisional remedy
Were he not thus protected, he might in
many eases suffer irreperablc damage.
In this case, the security is clearly in
adequate. Were this question of gran
ting the attachment, l should REQUIRE an
undertaking in an amount exceeding ten
thousand dollars. But as the warrant
has been already executed, and can see
from the nature, character and situation
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From late transactions of the National
House of Representatives, we extract the
following:
MIR. Smiley, by unanimous consent
introduced the following res olution; which
was read and adopted, viz:
Resolred, That the Secretary of War
be requested TO inform this House, LIST.
What progress has been made, if any, in
the construction of certain roads author
lzed by Congress in the Territory of
Minnesota; I'd. What amount of the
sum appropriated by Congress for that OBJ
Ject has been expended, and for what spc-
clflc purpose; Sd. What additional sum
In his opinion, will be necessary for the
completion of the roads so authorized.
BY MIR. SIDLEY: Papers relating to
the claim of Joseph Moxeau, PRAYING to
be refunded certain moneys improperly
paid out by the commissioners of the
1887. > VI
Also, the petition of John Davis, for
pension and for the allowance of bounty
land.
Also, memorial to Congress in favor
OF pre-cmption right TO James X. Paul,
on the Ontonagon river Of Lake Superb
or.
Also, the petition of the people of
Minnesota Territory for All appropriation
10 continue the construction of certain
roads therein, and also for an appropria-
no, to complete the capitol buildings
Mr. oIBLEY gave notice of his inten-
'lon 10 introduce bill TO grant to the sew
era. otates of the Union the proceeds of
certain public lands, for the relief and
support of the INDECENT insane therein
Mr. SIBLEY presented the papers rela-
1--WE to the claim for compensation of vol
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Baton Rouge Foundry.

TsHfs establishment having been lately In.
J. creased and possessing additional facilities
for the execution of MI kinds If work IN their line,
the undersigned ARE PR paifsd to manufacture and
furnish without delay iHvS and BRASS CASTINGS Of
the ieaviesE dimensions
sFFM EHafNfs, SUGAR sfiLts, ANb SAW Mitts
ef improved construction suitable lof public Of plaiis
tHii91 tises
4Stsam Boilers Of atl kinds made 10 order.
Of Die bsst Tennessee ron crate bats and fufiiHee
mouths III the most approved pattern.
Hdeksmith's iearh Uf al kinds relating 10 %riaslilns
cry. TURNING and ftNiatfise work cylinder
bofel and sugar rollers turned, being provided with
the I,sst kind Of machinery for The purpose.
1Iasing In their employ competent and skilltil
mechanics, they will also attend 10 having repairs
mnde Oh plantations, wi,snever required.
Planters and others are solicited 10 give ms q Trial.
They will find II to iheir advantage 10 have tl,ef
work done here, instend 81 sending u ~ 4 distance.
esbl4 Iyw HILL u HENDERSON.
by- Having 4 large stock Of patterns suitable for
nehrly every size Of sugar mills mi engines. ttste
will be no charge for patterns when they are already
on hand.
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IN Bntgaas Street. tstassa i'oydus n Hsuira ss.
Nste Oftsaps.
TIME undersigned having had long experience
u lii Ire business; will devote their Whole al
teftieii e The Manufacture Of ilusa, cylinder, law
pressure ahfi lyfofresiye boilers also elaflfyefs, Ill
tefs, iftni iuinea bBtss. ~cistef1s ard iron tFdfk Of eyes
~ description. They will guarantees the material
Used BY them % be Of The very best and lie wufks
t~iatsliit, not TO ts esaeled willie tlisif prices viii
always be reasonable.
sss@ Experienced Wofkmeii sei1t 10 The country IL
DO repairs I'll the shortest notice and most tsastfias
BILE tefifss
We invite planters and others ID give IN a ealt
and examine 6iiE work befafe guiffg stsswtisfe.
The Undersigned are also authorized 10 cell and
GtissA, The ssfest water indicator now In tiss.
All orders a1diessed To ~ VIII meet with trsfrft
attention. apfJy. HOLsTBEiHY " FOWLER,
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ALEXIS N0NNECA
isresh Arrivals. and Thu

WEHhN HkseFnAM sx.lxaAt
M1taatf.MAN. eoffies NJ INV nssc,lineh'
f,,yssss, has iisl reel safi'a,s, ia ,,is,s,s, i,,,s
n Y,,,,s.s,Fu.e,y ffesll ffssHm 'e" '"i''
Nr., collected with ,atf and whole buses and IL
u,a,,,s alirl, nfnsi 4 u,panss Oranges ard lemons
Nn,s,'i,s s'AtAsbe pnsie Primes y ini, Hssa ,'gses,
l~HttelFs ssAffels Frttiis " slglf y lure va
btinAFsasi,ss. HtfaNisfFYHi Plume, Pt.liipe, arr
iarXk, KIN ! piussrspd fruits, Viz Pine apple,
.rsi.' nse' sfatnasARda fitfat, uhihfe, uiHHsfl
n.at,ss' III lfandy Fruits, Wei rhsfffi Attit.utsi
,tss' ag,,,aes. les %elierulas, tl,ilssalissti fea,ilpsi
,iss' .,as,a.s, NJ, ifnsiiaii anil American fithiesi
,,Iisas aWd ~fnf,Ass Il variety " ketthtip NH fautss
,arIisss lnhS,sfs. rsaehsFals salntpi,. a%iieiiofess @e
v yxssst mi IN whole md hall llesslpss ,
Esdttst, dairy aud Western cheese 8ashen snl
stji h,,tipti Alsnvfnis, In, rfnsiie4 s,i1af' r'emat I
,ipiklu teInei loaf sugars Tfefictl NM NeiilhtNf
aJltAtahiM any INlss,lef sts'igtpita Vra,isr NV 49,
iiltefp Atmsliit, NsarHsluNlins OHtiDiet NV , ,,i1,
IA. All, assortment hf the Hfrss Frpitrn cutu,h,p.
White rlaept. and nNtihfal Wine = sn,lefief afi's,s
~ ltay water t,anfpftstint. eFaette Offange Nyaisf
lhp infect %i,faf,s nc FhainiM'Fiie, rilsffry 'na'pf'e;
AID purt wlfsH, u, bpslless 4 s,'ipe,tef nffit.e "
,as,,ig sal tsIsi, ,st,teksy. Naples ~ttilptinf DIVER
,s,.dt Ais' h tal ~fi,aiiipa, aiaars Havana, Viaillaiitia
HI ,g INN II i,nlpFa and other F,ypfiie baiitls
Playing cards, Ise crackers and lire works, nancy
Weasine parties, l,ails and solFsea served nj shcri
p,,,nd, fynil. md rpptpp tsles, ,hhitiset Wy We
tartaii a~ssnsie,i sy,ups By The gailui The trade
pa ppileti Oh litntrl tefiass att .,.e.
Ani liza fty,sst assortment VI nah,liess WIN every
,hila IN M lina intended 10 ineet The Wants q Hhe
, nl y =, : MI s,,a,a,,,sss, deeppy
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Cheaper Than the Cheapest.

Garner 6f Church and penHeHHary Mtnffs.
TOML1NSON'S OLD STAND,
W. MUssELMAN, il In reeeipt 81, ana
- continually receiving i large and wAIi
assorted stock 6f groceries and provisions eogsistj0v
100 barrels. Flour, % barrels Mess rest
vi Barrels Mess Bssf, 10 barrels leaf L~rd.
DO kegs leaf Lard. 40 sacks lilo Coffee.
10 feaisags Sugar
% barrels OF syrup and Moassss, 10 Tiefess Tljss,
ttsfso and Western bitter, III boxes n JdIssess..
Hum, american snd Hieiisndd din. D'a''''s''
Wines,
Clafsts Madeira, Portland Museaf Wines,
Preserves,
Cherries, Iess Mell01i, 060seisffy. HseDbsryx. and
Plum preserves, Crates, cnrfsnts, and ssrsnlsfrass
Brown. White, Crushed and Powdered
Teas
Imperial, osnpoWds', Young Hyson and Black
Dasikp rsUIrs. : Curranss, Rsi.ins. sp,lss
Peaches, rlgs, Preserves, ~.
Fish.
IS barrels No ], 4, and . tnaeksnsI, salmon, sl.sd,
%safdihes, 1affihgs, sud eolfsiI.
Oils,
10 barfHh laJJ oil winter strhtned, s do Whale
oil 2 % l'asssa q; Z s...s.. sweet siIs
Stag. y Shay best sugar cured Hams, csisiids
Stag n .shsyts sssaar cured BEST Mess tees.
II snaIl u lafgs quantities, Bulk pork, hog round.
bt1n1ArleNs
Pickles, ketehhp, olives, ysfr1iesIIi. f~bacoronf
lemon syrup bsa1s, peas, cfAnle fftss, macs, pepper
spice, cloves, c~ihtaHaan, ~htittntgrs, sAlsoda, esrboiats
sosla, yeaHt powder, porter III whole and haIfboftlss,
Indigo, starch shot lesd, powder, ssgsrs, aim0rd0
Psealls P~lilbsrtt, English WAIHut, e~l,ssnliss, wsp,
md Willow wsfs, ~esslings d I'll sizsss
BbOfs uni stt1es6f Mi desfyft6i0tss ard StxHs.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles p, Frecman&C Co.
BARR FRESHMAN, noness * co.
Importers And J0hherS.
lid HgussiasFe, | dear sensh AT Liberty Street
-. -. -. AtftlN lafN ~

lid Hfv1a,tgAs 4 dear sestSh ~ is0tffN Nltet,
NEW lORK.
HAvE nowon baud, and viii be receiving
i T. deiiy shsoagh the season, Ntsp Goods, direct
tom the European manufacturers, and cash aue-
nous, rich fashionable fancy silk Millinery Goods.
Our sock, Of rich ribbons, comprises every yarie.
~ OF the latest and most beautiful designs I'M
ported.
Many of our goods are manufactured express
" 10 cur order from our designs and pat.
terms, and stand unrivallca. We eiier our goods
for eest cash, 1T lower prices than any credit house
In America can afford,
AL purchasers will find 1t greatly to their in
tersss 10 reserve a portion Of their money and
make selections from our great variety Of rich
cheap goods,
Ribbons. rich for Bonnets, Gaps, Sashcs and
Belts; Bonnet Silks, Sa:ias, Crercs, Lisses, and
Taflotons, Emtreiacries. Collars, Chenisetis,
Capcs, Brrthas, Habits. Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings,
and iuscrtingS; Emhroias red REVERE. Lace and
Hemslitch Camtaie Hdkfs, Blends, Illusions, and
Embroidered Laces for Caps; Embroidered La
ccs for Shawls. Mantillas, and Wells; Honiion.
Meehlcn, valenciancs. and Brussels Laces; En-
glish and Wovc Thread. Smyrna, Lisle Thread,
aud Cotton Laces Md, I.isle Thread, silk, and
Sewing silk, Gloves, and Mitts French and
American Artificial Flowers French Lace, En-
glish, Amencan. and ~lialans Sisaw Bonnets and
Trimmings. mi2-tf
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stationary.

1sHE undersigned has just received from New
York and Philadelphia, d large assortment
ofaiapip and Tanev s,aiio,af.y u, consisting in part
Of ftta and superior Telsesp paper, Fine and
superior Letter paper, Plain and fancy. Neta paper
Yellow and White enyelpe paper, Record and
Commercial paper, yellow and white letter en-.
~velefpns. plain and Fancy note envelopes, steel
Pens. Pen holders. Ink. Sand, Walters, and all the
other articles belonging to The stationary depart.
men. which he will sell wholesale OF fsisil at
New Orleans prices, j. u LANoNE,
nov w y. Post Offies,
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uafon rouge Packet.

TNHE popular tassefEpf Faf6et s44s$ff
ii NEW LaTDNa. .
LANDRY, Master, 10 tly belweehsAa
New Orleans, iiaten Ruuge. and all the intefr1H
diate landings. Leaving New Orleans every
TussbAY al d A, NJ. and TRIBAr at b p. N. Re-
BAY al d IA MI, and SATURDAY at " M.
Passing Pladueniina al II 7. nj OH TptsDAs
and 4 A. IN, IN SATURDAY. Returning Will be
III Pladtetniae al II A. M. Oh Wednesday, ant
sp. nj OH SATURDAY Try her andsypl Will bs
satisfied. AatsyD stt.
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Clock and Watch Making and
Hnuafrfnp.

II ptfRttLLAT, formerly Of Geneva and for
T. : the lasttwe yeHfs a resident Of The town OF
tsion Rouge lakes this opportunity Of Informing
The citizens Of Baton Neiigs and the Public n
general, that he is neyy prepared 10 execute all
Kinds Of work In his line Of business iii the most
expeditions and satisfactory manner, CLOCKS
and WATCHES OF any style manufactured or
repaired at the most reasonable tefinss lie has
twsw OH hand and for sale OF exchange d splendid
assortment Of Jswlafy, Gold and silver watches
Ne, lie respectfully refers TO The work which
he has DIT various times and fuf different persons
executed since HE arrival In Baton Rouge, as bis
recommendation TO these having wefk 10 do ID
his line.
tewelry Stare or Lafayette street two doors
south Of The Pest Office. FEB. |, ts6iiy.l
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fresh Arrival Of (sarden Seed,

TUT received 5000 pspefs Garden seed freff
y d. Hisley's u Hfo's, New York. and ppuD pa
pers raised and put up by the Shakers pleasan,
Hill, Ky.
The above seed being put up TO order, contain
n much better assortment and are In greater va.
fiety than The seed usually put up tes The south,
button uhieis or Dniotis sets,
Bird sppd. Cahaff and Hemp.
In store aid for sale al Al MUNTAN.
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M EDICAL.
N w STOCK
or
I'm EgM MEgLqIrE -.

al The Nee Three Story Brick Bidding
near the Harvey H0Hse,
TTAs Just received 4 very large and Ftssh
Il M6lk IT Dtpss, Msaiaifss, sf.j direct from
New York and Piiiadslphia.
1u sb5sa ID East and West baton n utige, wboafs
III ths habit Of purchasing Their Medicines ~ New
Ufinahs, he would say. 7siigsird him yolf ORDERS
and liz viii I'LL them III Tie same M0Nhr that you
pay .f1r them hi Nsw Orleans, WARRANTED vi as
god d duality.
physieiafis prescriptions carefully compounded,
Hhd delivered al oil times, dug " night. His stock
IL E5,sx. s3nMsf Il. saarJ ~ 4 f
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rst,N n VI

T0B D0AF-The undersigned respect
" fully informs The public thNt he ds.sSak
IL NJ all ti,nes prepared 10 attend OF AfsNSNNtAlllN,AR
tho shortest notice 10 all patronage @xsszAsa
which may be conferred lron him, VIZ Tewins
III rails, ilathoais, Ifeighiihg With latnbsf, brick
coal, wood IL short, any tbing ~ The line 81 I
Job. loai. he IL allie ID perform, The undersigned
takes pleasure til Informing the labliy that his
boat Il weil adapted 10 performing pleasure eS'
su4siuns-lhe valiAs are large and toinnodio,is
capable " carrying Ave hnnj,eA peisonsrHtht
machinery OF ,he boat h kept Ii perfect order
aud those encouraging him neea have no arpie'
i~ehsiens or delay
auasl asm WILLIAM LOCKWOOD.
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TO SUGAR PLANTERS.
FURNACE MOUTHS Of an improved shape
Il combining many advantages, for sale at the
Batoil Rouge Foundry.
JUICE a5th. HILL 4 HENDERSON.
Guam, COFFEE, & RICE for sale by
N JOSHUA BE.dL.
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NO. 4. Regular Stated Meetings, the second and
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10 Sportsmenl

TsiE attention Of spsrtsHtsn IL called to the al
a. most KHMBEHlfss AHTiet.Rs Of the most ap
proved kind, sueh asa=SfARHHy Cars, aatety Il
Powder FtsAsas, Game BAGS, Shot reBasrs NC
sold BY c, A, LION. Lafayette 81.
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Paints. Oils and Glass I!

t-E KEGS, pure White Lead--ioo pure Mol
~ white lead-5D boxes Glass, assorted sizes
Alae, Chrome Green, Imperial Green, Chrome
Yellow. Whiting, Yellow Othfe, black and Red
Lead, vafinillien Red, Lamp Black, 1dnseed
Oil &e. NJ. For sale BY
nov 10 AntsuIER II LAN0UE,
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