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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12
ROTATION OF GARDEN CRoPs.-Rotaiion

ROTATION OF GARDEN CONSOLIDATION
Of crops is equally impor,an. in the garden
as on the farm. The English Gardener
holds that the erennials-currenis, goose
berries and the like, should be rotated; that
they should no, hold one spot longer than
twelve years, and should not be removed in
less than three years. In ell gardens, ro,a-
ton in crops should be attended TO if we
, would get proper return for our labor
Good gardening requires that two crops of
similar character should no. follow each
other. The cabbage plot, the beet bed, the
carrots, the onions, &c. should alternate;
neither Of them should be planted upon the
same piece of ground two successive years.
|. is we'll to keep all those vegetables alike
in nature together, viz: the legumes-beans
and peas in one quarter; the brassica-cab-
bages and cauliflowers in a second quarter;
the bulbous-onions and turnips in third;
the carrots, beels and parsnips in fourth,
sc. In this way they look better, and are
more readily allernaled The following ro-
,a,ion in the garden is the one approved in
England:
l. Broccoli, cabbage, caulf1owers and sa-
voys.
2. Beans and Peas.
3, Carrots, bee.s and parsnips.
A. Turnips, potatoes, onions and leeks.
S. Celery, endve and lettuce.
Celery, is an excellent preparation for as
parsgus, onions and cauliflowers.
Turnps are good preparation for cab
bages and greens.
Cabbages are poperly to be followed by
Curranls, gooseberries aud raspberries
prepare the ground well for potatoes, car
rots, bee!s and parsnips.
Thus in gardening, i. is all-important to
keep up "rolalion" Of crops.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

MISUNDERSTANDING, Samivel, be-
ware, beware of the vimmens tha. reads no
newspapers Your father married woman
that read none, and you're the sad conse-
quence! You're as hignoran. as 'orse |!
Hignorant people say IFS throwing money
away to take papers, and foolin' away time
TO read 'em -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
BY e. WELLS, JR.
DITO OR AND PROP PRIET o r {.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
For one year, if paid within six months, $l.5o
6 ifnot paid within six months, 200
ADvERTIsEMENTs.-Sl per square tor two lnser-
tlons-l2 lines of small type or IA of large type
constituting square-and 25 cents for every sub
sequent insertion. If the number of insertions be
not marked on the advertisement it will be pub
lished until forbid, and charged accordingly. A
liberal deduction will be made to those who ad-
vertise by the year.
Communications addressed to this Office must be
PAID.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

In fortnight or so the country will look
as green as bashful girl a. party. Bo-
reas is actively engaged shaking up natures
carpets for s.rolls and banquets, and the sun
is daguereotyping tickets Of admission.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

Willis, in speaking Of Savannah, says it
is an excellent place to be good in. Dur
ing his stay of a month be saw only one
sinful improp'iety-a small chop open on
Sunday morning for segars and umbrellas.
People who wish to "go in training for Pa.
radIse" will please notice.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

There are events in this transitory scene
of existence, seasons of JOY or Of sorrow
of despair or IF hope, which, as they pow
erfully effect US at the time, serve as epoch:
to the history of our lives. They may be
called the trials Of the heart.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

PRAYING MADE EAsY.-An old paper has
,his-"A very devoul fellow, not being able
to please his nice piely in his prayers, used
only to repeat the alphabet, and then added,
"Oh, Lord God, put these letters into sylIa-
bIes, and these sylables into words, and
these words into sentences that they may
be for my real good"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

"Did your fall hurt you - said one hod
carrier TO another, who had fallen from the
top Of a two story house.
mo. in the Taste, honey, twas stoppin'
so quick that hurt me-"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

FRIENDs.-We ought always to make
choice Of persons Of such worth aud honor
for our friends, that, if they should ever
cease to be so, they will not abuse our con-
fdence, nor give US cause to fear them as
enemies
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

SHOWING THE DEAD is stated in
"Sullivsn's RambIes" that curious custom
exists al Havana of lying out bodies in state
during the night before burial. They are
placed close TO the open window, fronting
The slree', on couch raised four or five
feet from the ground. The corpse is sur
rounded by high wax ,spers, and the whole
room illuminated. "Frequentlv,n he says.
''when returning from turtuIia or ball.
have been startled by seeing the fixed and
rigid features Of some old gentleman or lady
dressed in their best attire, and apparently
reclining before The window. Ii used to
appear an unnecessary mockerv Of death.
dressing out corpse in a new suit of clothes,
with tight paten, leather boots and while
neckclo,h. remember one night in parli-
cular, was returning home through one Of
the by-sireets, when, seeing the lower win
dows Of a house Illuminated, and conclud-
ing there was body lying in stale, went
towards it. There close to the window
so close that could have touched it thr oueh h
the bars-lav the body of a young girl a.
bou, fifteen years of eye. She was dressed
if for ball. with flowers 10 her hair, and
with satin shoes on her feet, her hands eros
sed on her breast, her eyes closed, and hel
mouth slightly opened; and, altogether her
face and expression was one of the mos
beautiful have ever seen.''
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

"Mr. Jones, don't you think marriage, is
a means Of grace?" "CerlainIy, my dear
anything is means Of grace tina. breaks up
pride, and leads 10 repentance"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

CLEAR AS MUD-"Mr. Cheetum, I've
just dropped in to engage your services a.
bout question a, law.''
cab, Mr.. Green, there's nothing in the
universe like law and justice. What's the
trouble -
"Why you see, squibb, across the way,
owes me five dollars for bulldog he had
of me about month ago the dog has run
off, and he now refuses 10 fork over the ""
"A mos, difficult case, NJ. Green, exceed
ingly difficult, and it is fortunate that you
came to me, for have him like breeze.
You see, we must first prove the identity Of
The dog by an abb, then after quashing the
wri! of mongri6as. fiery facias, issue capias
cojorum, and levy goosibus pendelarious on
his insignas fatui, then we esll . neporitum
jury, and after conclusively proving the sine
qua, have the case decided in our favor by
virtue of the dejustibue plopora eronae!
Lord Mr.. Cheetum, see through it all;
how easy j! is to folks that can understand"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12
man finds himself seven years older the day
sl,e his marriage.


There are other motives and circumstsn-
ces besides those connected with prudence,
which, in the case Of men, initiate against
early marriages. If their first passion (as
Ii happens with most first passIons) have
issued in a disappointment. and if they have
passed through their disappointment with
out being behaved, by The hearts adherence
Of lis vacuum, into some immediate marriage
of the piS-aller kind, resorled to for mere
purposes Of repose, they will probably find
that first seizure of the kind guarantees
for them for certain number Of years a.
gainst a second. In The mean lime, the many
interests, aspirations, and alacriles of youth,
its keen pursuits and it's fresh hardshIps. fill
up the measure of life. and make the single
heart sufficient to itself 1t is when these
things have partly passed away, and life has
lost something of its orieina. brightness.
ihs, men begin to feel an insu1icency and
a want.
If a man have fairly passed that period
without marrying or attempting marriage,
then, think, or very soon after, be may
conclud that there is no better fortune in
Store for him. and dispose himself finally
for the life ceIibate.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12

AN ARGUMENT FOR DRlNKING.-"Now
ak you fellers, who's the best citizen, him
that supports government, or him IS DOESN'T?
Why, him as does, in course. We support
governmen,-every one as drinks-,hat is
if he lickers at license house. Every bless
ed drop of Ticker tha, he swollers thar is
taxed to pay the salary Of them ar great Of
6cers, such as Mayors snd corporations, HE
Cons,abIes, Presidents and Cus,om-house
gentlemen. Spose we was 10 quit drink
why government must fall i! couldn't help
i, no how. That's The very reason drinks.
don't like grog, mor,alIy hate it. If ]
follured my inclination, I'D rather drink but
termi!k, or ginger-pop. or Dearborn's sody
waller. But lickers for the good of my
country to Sc. an example Of patriotism and
vircuous self-denial to the risen generation.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1853-05-12
UNNATURAL ALLIANCE.

The marriages Of old men to young wo-
men are. for the most part, as objectionable
in their motives as IN their results and the
mistake Of such marriages is generally as
great as the moral misfeasance. There
is no greater error Of age than to suppose
that il can recover the enjoyment of youth
by possessing itself of what youth only Can
enjoy; and age will never appear so unlove-
ly as when it is seen with such en- ill-sorled
accompaniment
A chaplet of forced flowers on Winters brow
Seems not less inharmonious to me
Than the untmely snow on the green leaf.
For young woman who make such marriages
there is something more TO be said than for
the old men. When the motives are mer-
censry, there is nothing to be said for them;
aud lille when the case il one Of weak con
sent to The mercenary baseness parents, or
when they sacrifice themselves as they will
sometimes alege) in a 'ich alliance for the
relief Of large family Of destitute brothers
and sisters. These are but begsarly con-
sIdersiions.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-04-16
n e W S Item s

T. The Director Of the Philadclrhia Mint
las gwen notice that the coinage Of three cent
pieces. and their distribution at the eynensc
Of the Mint, has been discontinued with =
We" to more active employment in the man
ultrture OF new silver CON. Over &c ooo -
GOO three cent piece. have been coined
e \ few days since several hundred br .b-
els or about one million OF dead letters. were
destroyed at Washington. in accordance with
the usage OF the Post office Department.
lh"v were cartrd TO Monument Suar,. and
spread over a line Of two or three hundred
''eI, when the match was applied.
e {. Robinson Powers. confined in iajI
n Woodstock. for refusing to disclose. sar;.-
i''i""Iy."h,'r" b" obtained li4nor upon which,
I" vet drunk was DISCHARGED. on Monday Lm,
upon what grouh! We are not informed
s@f The Brr,on ii .a,t Tor Mnnicip,! OIL
GERS "a> >n"r">>,uI AT The election ia Lou
:, on NonIay OF last week.
K Nearly four million, Of Gallon, o.. vim.
ar '''.,:..A' io.r!. II ;l.- .,,..;.y ...n.a...,
from old,r haywood, saga, &c.
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1lrIltbG.

In this town. April 9Martha >wift f Hon.
Luke T. Poland, and daughter OF the late DR..
William Pave. Of Watcrvilr ar-d Sc.
At Eas. s., bloomsbury. April - Of con-
sumption, Miss Harriet. daur liter of Mr. Da-
vii Smith
In Kirby. Apri! /, Henry Harlem, son of
Mr Henry & lcaron. aged y wears
In Lancaster, April 8 Major John W
Weeks. aged -
In Lltt!rton, April :. Of canker-rash. T>a-
bella Ade!ia, Youngest daughter OF William
and NJ \. Bailey. aged * months anI 3s
DAYS
In Cabot. March -, Mrs Ann Il. L,for,l.
wife Of Mr. Thomas Lyti.:,!. aged -.
In tahot, March :, Emily 4. only ,laurll-
ter Of Daniel and Betsy Smith, are! wears
and : months
In South Walden, March -. Mis- >@rah
". Youngest daughter Of Edward ana >arah
farrinr:"n aged y .car>, } months ana ,
'lay,
Ia Glover March -. very >.,.!!yuir. Ola,
80. ), ...s;cr OF Ia Co.t4ra ,.-. (. .c! ,
;va,-: AMI n.Cnii;.
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]}!arrinqrG.

In Lower Waterford. March 90, hv Rev.
ID. Carr, MrJ Everard Glincs and Miss Lou
I>a +. l'alch. both Of I.uncnhurnh
In Lnn"nhur@h, April t, Lv Rev Jeremiah
iIin">, Mr. George :. Bach and Miss NJ. F.
liza GlincS. all OF Lunrnbur"h.
In Chester, March 81. James II. Barrett.
Esq. the Midlleburv REGISTER, and Miss
Harriet W Lowell
In Manchester, March IL, hv the RI. Rev.
Bishop Hopkins, u. D. Hon 4. l.. Miner
and Miss Susan Roberts. both OF Manchc<-
ter.
In llardwirk March 80. By Rev. J. Whit
ney. Mr. David Mcdaniel, of Jay. and Ms,
Emily D. Chceycr. of II.
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Reduction in Price of Bogles Hyperion

~ ~ " restoring, iH''~'fNili- AM al 'rl.l.-
TIE h;rr. I" III" following i"w ratc> VI:
i'"i'> "T"rT! >"da' ." cents 'ciuc, :" - ,..rlt.
" ~
IA" many W"r:'.!'-> limitations ~ lii ,-',.' ;.,r.,l
har Restorative. lalu"l "n IT,. ;u,h,ir u.l,.r III.
!ur" OF rh''.lr~-, hat determine. tin. Inventor To-
crush them. ~ selling, hi tllu",, ~Iud AZ even
lower pic" than thu ,,,r a,- ,-..I ,'..r -.
trash Al the SANE time ' the public ,h.
'''[ hEir'!'n Va. li":N' "''.'iuur /, 10 T. god
= heretofore" which TX 2iy.a !, celebrity ,br,,
out Tia. globe
l"i-. viii !;n-lr'~ "Elrr-rir Hair pyc ri:l oh
"F preparations. are s"ii ~ h. agents c,crl-,. her
Ill The :I.;'i States AMI C.,r.s,t>. WM B,.,.ii In
."Ll..r :9 Prolr.e.ur - Ml.ll,......,.., E...-
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Cannot be FOund

Z amy -:''rc IN iolUn Y now ShA L. oi ever, -.
sIril'i"n painted ami iu: mp I" "rl"r. rar:c';:''
attention l'ai| 20 >r"rr shades Cargo, ir:,l. ami
put down Il; short notice. FE,>kIIN tiar-HN.
Ip2 Hanover Il. corner at Blackstone anal Salem
SIS Boston
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" I "'' ;, I"-'01- nav. .0r - ~ -. -:
i"tm-. GENERAL ~-'ruc'.; "f l'r. H., !'cir.- AZ
iIcy also agents i"r Nwaim'- celebrated i'i,:t-
cca and Ner,ui1r-r. lai t'r h,-i latent Medic ,.e,
I',,r:>il an. P,.:Ir,.-u III, r.- A..
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JONES 4 PRESTON.

Successors - yi!iln i."ckr., No. Marx : uar
I'-'"i Manufacturers "i !.t. EiGc,. p..;f., ~
: "nn'+r Ea'inoad- liav and Coal Scales. Tn "
Nt. Al h."d> "i weighing A!ier.tU, re- ...ry,i.
>HA> Lp\I> IN l. pi,.f,,>
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managers of the coming Worlds Exhibition
confidently expect to have the CRYSTAL Palace
ready by the first OF June Eyervthing con-
nr'ted with i; is making good progress though
1t has involved more labor than was iorc,ecu
at the outset. The articles from abroad in
tended for the Exhibition are rapidly arriving,
over fourteen hundred packages having been
already received. 1t is found that the space
provided Will not be at all inadequate to the
snM'I ' Of all the applications.
s We pronounce as orthodox the asscr-
ton of the Boston Bee to the effect that "a
man can get along without advertising. and
50 can wagon without grca>ing, but it goes
hard"
t. The Oldest son of Queen Victoria be-
GINS to exhibit military talent, and has re-
celved an appointment As General or Major
General with an addition of some hall mill
ION OF dollars to his salary. He has already
stormcd one teapot and two cotlee-potS
&" The Postmaster General has gvcn no.
ucc to the President that the crowd of Office
seekers is SO great As to render it almost I'M
possible to transact the business of the De
partmemt
~ Hon. Thomas f. Marshall has not been
killed by one Of his tenant>.aS reported. The
man killed was his cousin General Thomas
A. Marshall.
&: Senator Brodheal of PENNSYLVANIA.
stated the other day in the Senate, that the
amount of stocks and bonds. both State and
National, held abroad, presented a balance
against us o. SGl ,oou.oou to be met bv cx-
porting 81 .o"o. 900 Of gold and silver. and
by Federal and other stocks.
t4F Mr. II Eichtcn. of Bremen the invrn-
tor OF the process Of KILN. whales hy clrc-
;flrltv. arrived At New Bedford last week
from the Northwest Coast. where his appa-
ratu- has been successfully tested
(" The National IntclIi9.n.cr publishes
card. Announcing the receipt bv Subscription.
OF $500. for the purchase and emancipation
Of pNIi>r" and ch:'d the wifi. and daurl-
ter Of II" slave hclor.,n- 10 The late Hon.
DANIEL Wrr~IlE. Known II ..WIIIIAu."
ant WHO was rnanriIai,,i hN him hte,r III
death The ni"t,-N Subscribed f., w.. rur-
r!Ia>" If his wife and child has been, ,,,,! ~
yer, air! both ar. LOW free.
* Tie Sandy IIiil Herald saws. the cell
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HENRY TOLMAN,

l53 Washington l.. i'>,"f Ir-,rtv rl,;.o-I,.. :io
Old south ChErchi Importer .ni Manufactured 81
Musical instruments I'D Mu>icii Ncrrian,lilc o.;
'.vrrv description. Iu~; Il.h!-ed-Ihc ,lf.,n Gl,c
book. -.cc >i.ip rer'i"A"n; No. ! Ea.ol- Iiarlno-
~. containing =; Quick sep. March. Iu,cr;.,
March. = fr.H.:'. >r.";:.~cac. Waifz. MayofirI
al, ,L"i- 81. arrange. Tor tr.i n hilary bra,
La,.,.--.ric. -.
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Salamander Safes,

IA -, l'ira r''.-i. -,.'.ls:.'r.r,: IN Dom. y
Eh'~,. r,,r'.~ ';-,-', rs .'-. 49, = -
A'>''. manufacturers ui Cr-r',r>'rf> lsa~.,,.i
E,'i; '.-.-, -,rlh:.- Ni., i -. Cracker.
II 10y \ = ~ '--.-r--
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Mes had shipped her memory. Having been
acC"ihlnolat"d IN this respect, she dppartrd
1t Is supposed to search for her missip', bps-
tand.-Eo>ion Y''GrN,y.
LIQUOR CASES.
BrEIINGr"N.-Thcrr have been fonr seiz-
nres Of liquor under the law; from Patrick
Murphy, go to loo gallons; from James Me-
l-au"hIn, so to 80 gallons These were the
first seizures. bat the liquor still remains in
custody, awaiting the decision of the Justice.
| W" others were made from Mrs krnnon.
I" Gallons, and from Mr. Brown. 3o raon>.
In both these casts the liquor has been dc
>troycd
Two or three arrests have been made of
persons found intoxicated.
To-Day, since the above was written, +. e.
W Il>"n has been arrested plead guilty. and
was fined loo and costs FRA. Press. sri
NEWnCE,-Mosrs Clark. Jr., who has
kept IN oyster establishment durin" the past
winter III Ncwbury ,il!a.r. was arrested and
brought before Judge Berry. on Saturday
last, for violating the provisions of the Law
1t was proved that Clark. on die Thursday
r'"nin9 previous, had furnished intoxicating
Liquors 70 five young men Of the VILLAGE. at
tour different times during the evening. Mr.
Clark was fiuc,! to.1q @o"1,-> a,ol co>.,.-.ia-
ror4.
LItr"E Sr!Ir&i~.-A liquor trial under
the new law. occurred in this VILLAGE ll>t
TUESDAY. Two seizures OF liquor in kro>
t~rVrrII Gallons IN ca,hO wrr,. made NJ th..
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NJ >'7c~ Constantly h.ii ria'tl.,a,-ri.~ g, L;
kEE>uNW. =" FORMERLY T. Car>r..y-i + R..~'r.
State. t'n'y. :',i Town ':-,.~- .r,. Ia
" invited :" cal anl ..xrn.' t..;r,. Il.I,i.- 3d..
elsewhere Any communication promptly @,','..-
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To Bakers,

The -'>,rin~i> rr.acitii>:> ,j ,nl,,,lfs.,,,-,-.
4" ''I'"h"r-'..i'> Cr.rh-r Nn. ir with go. a.
'''ir'rcm"n'. would call rnr .lrr"iif.:, rf Ell,r>
:" i'i"r llal.c:',cy. IL llNrrl., 81. ,Gp >t..,r>
t"'>'"n FLLInI y NuNTTU'k-
Z VIZ O. r,,D
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ISAAC BARRfTT'S

"'brItr' i...- >''''- ,'n.. r-".--.-. El,k 4. Ca
i''":''c;'.f-. - - "H-'.'-'s. - Io-;rn. H..
're....-. l;.'> III .,-,nr Ci,,l.. N,,.....- p.u
......!'.cr'.i"f> ri '!...-> r 'i',..- Ec,:
~. i.tr - ..... T.. D-,-
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Revolutionary. 1912. Florida and Mexican
IL IlI,NSll,Nr..

wri""', Low living and unmarried o- Eryn,r- o,,.ry
>"iler> WI" served months OF more. whoever
MARI" for The widows Of 80 r- Of - ami FL
ia N"r>. whose husbands li,.! in >,.rv &C.. or ,i,,,,
""'!h"> received. ,i.-.i>.. contracted in i,,,ll
r.a'""i Pensions oi'a;'ri ;,,r widows ii Nrx-rar
Var >"!''l'r--u arnr:.ti,'n hv l,-.r ,,r m .~-,,
:" H"I.,II" N'-,.'AA>. - R,.r"..,. IH.,..-l.,..
Cont SQUARE
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California and Australia.

/. : saxon. i.i--'rt.r A-'ir. I-l.'! %
,l"y> ;.ra rn. En-'on- >;c..ni.r- iar |4l,'o-l...
~a,l 5'h p! :'ra each lti.;.'ii. t.-~-e- IN n
'!.i;a every week !" -r.r" goo. i,-rt..s ali.ii.,-
-I.i, should h~ made, ,.fiA.
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- - SN&A1 - ~2 'IiI-F"I'~~ :" 100.
Lea Pip. >!r.' Lead ,r,., P;;nr,-. rprrtai.i-.
"li"r Fr;np>. Mater 'l",.' ,,'r Nate / Muir
o.; "N"rr description manufactured .,i -. a., in
III. NrrN hc>i mnMI,r II any In. -, III. -l.,.,,
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STATIONERY and BLANK BOOKS

:. e.. SiMPkISS. III >':'c~t. Ion Sc.
i"r ale ;sr :'>s.'rt'i'; Ba- b. ..a.5
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