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lies, plain nnd oraameHih Meuamcnts, 9ombs. II cad
and foot Stones Garden Vases, Cogutcr Table Bueao
and Wash-stand tops made TO any SIZE lie shortcsi
notice. Also door mud window siils
Any order, from to~n country entrusted To Us, Wi
lie faithfully executed Win noatuess and dispatch a.
Aug l3--lts J. b. GADDESS x BRO.