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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-23
IsR ID,

On the 18Th inst, by the Rev. Pitt Woodroof, Mr..
Thomas A. MILES and Miss MARTHA F.. daughter of
Mr.. Robe t Hnginbothan--aI of Amherst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-23

The Knoxville (renn) Register says that
PREPARATIONS are on foot to erect,in East Ten
nessee, the necessary works for smelling the
copper ore which is now being taken in such
abundance from the mines in that part of the
State. The'copper is to be cast into ingots.
that it may be wrought into such forms as will
adapt it TO the wants Of the trade generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-23

4 ATS-A LOT of sheIled Oats IN .,ore-oncon.ian
~ ment. laug 5-tsl ECHOLS e. PRYOR
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There was 447 deaths in New York city
last week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-23

The fire by which the residence, in Rich
mond. of Judge Jno. Y. Mason was partially
burnt on the morning Of the 10Th inst.o originated
in storage room, and was produced it is
thought, by spontaneous combustion. The
loss upon the house is estimated at $2,5OO
which was fully insured by the Virginia Fire
and Marine Insurance Company. The Fur
niture, family stores &c. destroyed, and upon
which there was no insurance, have been val
ued at not less than 50 800
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-23

az ~, "ohkS hive ben set in ,,o.
Iron work e and 'aas', a~'osed Machinery for W.. m
wants of The South and West for With =
More than one hundred cars OF al eeO"'9'rneon
Rail Road s'hla d Tebb...
Presidents and Engineers of Rail.Ro,l
t"iiy invited to bestow their PATRONAGE are re,pe
upon having their work finished in strict lucy may
with their own plans and an ings: o. ~ cohplate
approved plans oil Construction g, " after The ma.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-23
Agricultural Implements

THE attention of Farmers is also invited IN II.
w orks. there will be kept nlwnvs ON lnnA m -
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Southern Ieair.Ro'

win no longer be compelled TO obtain rbsi, r.
the North, subject to large expense nj 5"elr Cars
portation. GEO. G. CIIpIp r,sk Of T.
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7 LIJUKI NJ TIA IA.
READY TONGUE e. GRooyED.
All Plank, icady dressed. we
will sell at very low prices, as
we are determined 10 be salts Z
fe | with small profits.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-07-09
From the New York Times.
The Hispano- Me xican League.

WASHINGTON, June u.
II is rnmored that the Government has been
advised. from quarters entitled to the highest
credit of the celebration of q treaty between
Spain and Mexico, for the Remuneration of the
latter to the former. The treaty it is stated
was sOlemnly signed by Generals Canedo and
Santa Anna, while the latter was at Havana
subject to ratification by the Court of Madrid
and by the MeXicans as soon as he should be
firmly seated in the dictatOrial chair. These
Publications have been rcccived and an expo
ditiOn, it is said. is organized on the Northern
shore of Cuba destined to carry six thousand
Spanish troops to Vera Cruz. where they are
to support the coup d'ctat, which Santa Anna
has resolved to attempt.
II is likewise asserted. that the departure OF
the expedition will he the signal for general
resurrection on the Island The Cubans are
resolved not to let so capital chance slip. with
ont attempting their emancipation; and, five
NAV believe reliable authorities, the movement
will certainly prove triumphant
A gentleman who has the best opportunities
of acquainting himself with the secret drift of
things in Cuba, and who possesses the conf
dcncc of Government. thus writes: IL am told
Judge Crawford, the newly appointed Consul at
Havana, does not propose to enter upon the
duties of his Office until October. If this is so,
depend upon it. he will never act as Consul.
The fate of the Spanish authority will have been
sealed ere then. y. y.
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Steamboat .7rriraks and Departures for the
,ceeh ending Friday, July Sh.

DISEASES OF THE LvER.-Whcn the cclebra-
ted DIR. Rush declared that drunkenness was
disease, he enunciated truth which the cxpc-
ricncc and observation of medical men is every
day confirming. The many apparently insane
excuses ofthosc who indulge in the use ofspir-
ituous liquors, may he thus accounted for. The
true cause Ofconduct, which is taken for infat-
uation, is very frequently diseased state of
the Liver. No organ in the human system,
when dcrangcd. produces a more frightful cat
alOgue of diseases. And it, instead of applying
remedies to the manifestations of disease. as is
too often the case. physicians would prescribe
with view to the original cause, fewer deaths
would result from diseases induced 10y de-
ranged state OF the Liver. Thrcc-fourths ofthc
diseases enumerated under the head of Con-
sumption, have their seat in Il diseased Liver.
(See DR.. Gums great work.
Indigestion, stoppage ofthe .Menses, COsiirt-
ness, and general irrcgniarity in the action Of
the Bo,reis, are diseases originating in the same
prolific cause, as is also that dreaded scOurgc.
DYSPEPSIA. Those who are afflicted with
assured that the source of their maladcS is in
the Liver: and for its correction. the best rem
eJy ever offered to the public is DR.. M'I.anc' :
celebrated Liver Pill. for the cure of IIcpatis.
or Liver Complaint.
For sale at W. W. HICuCoX'S.
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ICE CREAM SALOON
CONFECTIONERY Establishment

ID ENRI kARCllER have materially enlarged their
~ Ice Cream Saloon on Third street. and now pre-
pared for the reception their friends and the public
general. They will always have Ice Cream, Soda, Lem
one etc., and every article in the confectionery line.
Ladies and Gentlemen please give them Il call.
They also inform the public that they have always on
hand at their Confectionery, near the American House.
full assortment of fancy and plain Candies which they
will sell almost low il be bought in ST. Louis.
Merchants will find it to their advantage to call before
sending below. All orders for cakes promptly filled.
large assortment of Toys for sale cheap; also,
dconS, Music boxes, etc., for sale very cheap.
REM & KARCIIER.
st. Paul, June II, 1S53-39tf
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Great Exhibition!
Crystal Palace in Saint Paul
CATHCART, KERN s. cos

how the place of attraction. They receiving
and opening the finest and best selected stock of
pie aud Fancy Dry Goods, Foreign and Domestic, ever
opened or offered for sale in St. Paul. One of the firm
having just returned New York and Boston, with
stock brought expressly for the citizens Of Minnesota and
as we boH"ht for Cash and will sell for Cash. we are
able To sell much lower Than goods have been sold
i'll this market. We Po'ge ourselves to sell at prices
that will ease, and for that purpose solicit call from
our chnths. We VIII ehnmerate Il few articles Lelow
Prints of the following manufactures:
French, English, toh Middle. Washington Conntou
and Fancy solid CO!orS; Turkey Red IL do
Furniture Chinz; Dress floods: Fancy French Brcces
Earcge Dc!.aines; French Lawns; L~ii do;
Mourning do; Muslin Dci.aiUcS; all wool do;
Check tiinghams; Linen, Earston and Chanil,ry do
Popns-plan, checked and changcaDlc;
Emb'd Muslin Collars, CnderSlcevcs, CufS etc
Mourning Collars; bl'k Lace and Lace veils
BPk and White Grape; Grape Iisse;
do Laccs; Flowers and Fancy Bonnet Lining
large and beautiful assortment Latest style Ribbons
Straw'o"iS Diamond, Pearl, mct, French Lace and
Florence BunnctS;
Chillr2n'S Flats; Girls Trimmed do;
Mems and Boys Hats of all descriptions
Brown and Bcachei ShectingS;
White and COlorcd Drilling>; CambricS;
Paper MuSlin all colorS; SlicaS; Brown Hollands;
Summer Drills; DenniS striped and plain ShrtingS
Tickings; Diaper and IIuckaack TowelinGs; Crash
French and Russia Diaper; Briscye do;
lngrained Damask, brown and bleaced Table Linen;
Brown and bcached Table Cloths;
Embossed Cloth Table covers; cord Damask do;
Oil Cloth dos Napkins; I0-i, ll-4 aud IA Quilts;
Coliea ami White skirts; Cambria an chcc'd Muslins
Corded, Book and Swiss do;
Dotted Swiss and Victoria Lawns; Drapcry Muslins;
Dressed and tHdfesScd Irish Linen;
Ladies and Gentlemen's Cambria IIik's;
Gentlenirn's shirts, Collars and Cravats;
Ladies' white, brown, and colored Cotton Hose;
Children and Misses Cotton Hose;
Mems Cotton IIaf-IIose;
Kid, silk. Lise Thread ami Cotton Gloves;
Hair brushes, Fancy Soaps, Pcrfumery, etc;
Third street, Saint Paul, Minnesota.
June, 1853. 2-3S
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Nath'l e. Tyson & Co.
ION Roberts. between Third and Fourth Streets
NEW STORE, FRESH GOODS
AND y WORD TO TIE MINNESOTA


RIVER AND ST. GROIN TRADE.
A we a-c now fairly fixed in building, and
"A having sufficient to store a large and COM
would respectfully call the attention OF ouf
friends in st. Paul and the surrounding country, to the
FACT that have just received the largest and best
selected assortment of
GROCERIES,, PROFESSIONS, GRAIN, &C.,
before brought to Minnesota, and can say Ia
81. CroiX AMI Minnesota river friends, that
oerng better Inducements to these trades than other
other house in ST. Paul; and at wholesale, pledge
selves to sell at GALENA PRICES. Our Co,~ls all
fresh and in the very best condition. Goods delivered at
the laniuG to part of the city free of charge.
We would again respectfully Call attention to our new
stock, Dealers ami friends throughout the
rounding country will find that it embraces every thing
usually kept i'll our line of business and in doing
would express thanks for favurS and the liberal pat
ronage extended towards us the past WINTER We emu
mcrate in part follows, which will sell strictly for
cash at the lowest market rates.
Prime o sugar Clarified A sugar
Clarified b do Crushed and pulversed do
Rio and Java Coffee n o and s ii molasscs
II Golden syrup in kegs and ID caIdcs Imp'l Tea
Blk and II Inlp'l Tea Lard Oil
Cidor Vinegar Star Candles
Mould Caudlcs Palm and Fancy soap
Stone and clay Pipes Dried Apples and Peaches
Currauts Rai>nS and Figs Herring and Goldfish (uew)
Mackcrel in kits, Chewing and SmOk ing Tobacco
CusSia and Mustard Rice, SaaratuS and nutmcgS
Cloves, Pepper and Allspice Powder, shot and Caps
BroonS and buckets Washloartls and cov'd caddics
Hacking and Brushes Olive Oil and Pepper sauce
KetcliupS, pickles, Lemons Lemon syrup and soda
Indigo and starch Butter Crackers
Campfire, SaItpetrc Alum, matches
Play cards. FOoSCap and Letter paper, Quart and pint
FlaSkS and many other articles too numerous too
2-tItf NtTII,I. f. TYSON n co.
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TRANSPORTATION FOR THE CHIPPEWAS.
SEALED Proposals, properly endorsed will be received
~ at the Office OF the Chippewa Agent, until
Saturday, I'd of July, 1853,
for transporting tho Chippewa annuity goods and provis-
Ions Tor 1885 bidders VIII pie ase state at what price per
100 lbs they will receive the property from the Steamboat
St. Paul, and store and transport the same under COW
the Chippewa Agency. Aso give the name of the
they will offer as suretieS the contract.
The undersigned the right direct the desna-
ton of said public freight to any other place than
Chippewa Agency, the price to be graduated in proportion
as the distance is increased or diminished.
d. B. HERRIMEN,
Indian Agent.
Chippewa Agency, June 18th, 1858. 40-3t.
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Bridge Notice.
Notice,

JAMES A. CASE, late of the n. Y. and Eric Railroad,
q has entered into colArincrSip with ). y. Folsom,
(undcr the name of Folsom y Ca>r) the purpose OF
tranSctng General Land Agency business in connection
with that of surveying and Civil Engineering The public
patronage is Respectfully solicited.
J. A. Case refers to Thos A. Emmett, jr. ESP, Chief
Eng. L. r. RI Th0S. 1iaSsard ESD, Chi Eng. T.. and NJ
Y. City X. r., and Edward Everett, Esd, Res. Eng. G..
V. II. r.
Folsom Case refer to EN- Gov. Ramsey. Hon. II. IT,.
Sibcy, ii. NJ Rice and H. A. Lambert, Esls and Wikin
& Van Etten, COunscliorS at Law, Of st. Paul.
ST. FOLSOM,
May 81, 1858. 40tf j. A. CASE.
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The new Locofoco organ, Bev. Tucker,
editor, is to make its appearance at Washing
ton ON the LIST of September. 1t will be rich
affair
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lust RECEIVED--A large and supcrb assortment of
ID Fishing Tackle comprising Scotch Flies, spinning
bait, improved grGrifation Hook, Silk Lines, Flax
lines, from 80 400 feet Walking Cane rods, Base and
Trolling Rods, Gimp SnoOdS, etc, at New York retail
prices. JARVIS x CO.. Druggists,
July I, 1853. Fifth and ia kSon.
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Notice.
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION

IN accordance with the recommendation of Democratic
Mass Meetings held in st. Paul on the 9Th day of June,
1853, undersigned, the Democratic Central Cores
ponnG committee the Territory of Minnesota. hereby
request Democracy of the several precincts throughout
Territory send delegates to Congressional Convcn
ton held House at st. Paul. Thurs
day. the 2Sth day of July next, for the purpose of nominal
ting candidate for Delegate III Congress- TO he supported
by the Democratic party at the ensuing election.
Every precinct will be entitled to delegate for every
30 the election last fall numbered on the
poll the respective precincts, and an additional
delegate every fraction consisting of less than 30 AMI
more than 10 voters.
In precincts organized since the last election, or yet
organized In the Territory before the next election,
there will be elected delegate for every 30 votes
which Is probable win be cast in such precincts at the
coming election, and an additional delegate for every
fraction above
b. W. LOTT,
GEO. l.. BECKER,
J.. Is. WAIT.
st. Paul, June 10, 1853. 40t4
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE

TINE subscriber being DESTROYS Of dlsposng OF aA
seiI II on sucb terms as cannot fail to satisfy any i
ono who Ia desjro,,s Of purchasing town propery
either for the purpose OF or LOT
This nroney consists two Houses and Lot and Carpe-
TOYS, bon in whitney and SmPs Addition, and several
t in Kitton,s Addition TO st. Paul. This IS the most
.,;ro Of F. KNAUFT.
saint Paul, May %. Sims,
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WE are selling HARDWARE of all kinds sEtoo
w numerous to mention" at usual 'slowest prices
for Cash., and know that every body who wants Will
find it to their advantage TO give us a call.
j. MCCLOUD, Jr. & co.
Near the head Of 81 street.
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w uted.
LcDuc & ROhrcr,

RE now opening large and beautiful stock of New
"A Goods. to which the attention of our customers Is
Invited. Our assortment blanks and Wall Paper is
usually large. We have also the finest lot of Mscea-
neous Books opened here. tJuly ..
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Red Rirer and other Up Country Traiers
ALL ST, PAUL.

ND the rest of this upper country will please take
n notice, that my stock is complete, and that
am prepared to sell IT cash usual small rates of
profit, AMI 10 offer an aSSorm Mt that has never been
crc' in this market. The following COMPRISES only
partial catalogue:
Ready made clothing of every description,
Boots AMI shoes of all styles and Kinds,
Dress goods large assortment, consisting in part
of, Bareges Lawns Drlanes. ShaiinS. Grapes, Prints
SILK AND GRIPPE SIAJTLS,
Ca>m s!lawls. etc; also fine assortment Of Dom,s-
tc-a grades, Check, Hickory, TiclingS, Co'tonars,
Dinity, Diaper, Linen Drn:S suitable for coats and
Pants, Hosiery of all kinds, Gloves and Mitts,
Bonnets and Artificial Flowers,
LrGhorn, Panama, AMI Chip Hats of the latest STYLES,
embroidered Baskets Carpet Bags, CarprtuS, MI$Ino
Bars. etc.
JEWElRY-a large lot of the finest quality.
Also at the store next door below oil stand.
keep large aSSortlu mt OF FRESH FAMILY GROCE-
RIES.
Always an, Flour, Pork. Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Cof-
fee, MulaSScS. etc
HARDWARE,
consisting in part Farming utensils, Rakes, Hoes
Scythc saths, Cradles, Grmlstonc, SuvclS Spacs etc
QuecnSw,,rc, large assortment.
A fine lot IL, l and L. Dushcl baskets.
Guns and sporting articles of all iI,.S.
400 kegs OF fine powder,
so bags shot,
Percussion Ca!s-JeSt quality.
Harness and Saddles.
Side saddles, Brides, Collars, IIicrs, Martngacs,
Whips, NaiiScs, etc.
Mouse and Rat Traps.
\. l.. LARpENTEtR.
MAY 1S53-ortf
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P7RLOR .1.ND OFFYCE STOTES.

Ever brought to the Territory. II comprises every thing
III the line burning wood. thai now in use in
The States. He has all patterns and models of Cooking
stoves, that have been practically approved fon
work we'll all of which will be furnished the best of
style ami workmanship. and sold at prices heretofore
clualle in this market ceapne>S. The Prairie State
Cooking Stove warrant To answer its purpose; an
sold at my establishment will be taken back and
ey refunded after weeks trial. appar-
emt. In the husinnss O mannfac Ilrinr
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Town Property for Sale.

p-a TNIIE 81 BSCRlBER wishes TO dispose of his two
1nia houses and lots situated on the OF Broa't
.&zsGway and Seventh SITS, Whitney and Smiths Adii
ton to st. Paul. One of the Houses Is story AMI half
in heights and the other story. There is good well
the premises.
Also, Thrtyscven Lots in Brunson's Addition to st.
Pau. This is good opportunity for those wishing 10
make 4 profitable investment. Terms moderate.
36tI GEORGE HAAS.
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NEW YORK BAZAAR,
1T the .Ne,r York Store, st. .fntt0ny Street,
LOUIS BLUM,

NEW YORK BAZAAR,
1T the .Nc,c York Store, st. .fnttOny street,
LOUIS BLUM,
now rcceivn. and opening the largest stocks
of goods offered in this Territory, which usual,
causes tremendous rush at L. Bum's New York Bazaar
to secure and buy the
.N'en StyIes of 1853.
Which for beauty and neatness, quantity and quality,
were never surpassed here. We have in the
Ladies Departm
beautiful assortment of plain, changeabe and figured
silks, which entirely styles; also all trimmings
match; plain and figured Barcge; silk Tissues plain and
figured silk popn, light and dark mslins; Prints; Lawns;
Baregc de LANES; which beauty exCciici,
and prices that hard to beat quantity Of Cling
hams OF all styles and coios light and dark cicoes which
you have only to examine they handsome. In
The n a wi d pa m mt.
may be found beautiful line of silk Thibets, Cashmere
roclcs single long shawlS with the largest most
complete assortment of silks, Iaces and Mantlas
offered, and which for beauty and neatncss cannot be
pass ID.
The biggest lot of Bonnets, Bonnet Ribans Parasols,
Hosiery latest styles collars and under sleeves chcm
sets; Bands; EIgngs; nsertings plain and embroidered
lIandkcrchef very large lot of Fancy Goods; French
pcrfumcry, etc. A very large assortment of
Jewelry and silver Ware.
will TO old customers and the public in general,
that stock large and well assorted and bought
presSy to be sold and shall be sold cheap any
Enlistment west of New York do. shall purchase,
receive and keep stock repenShed with all the FASH
onablc styles of goods during the summer months.
Finally, would say to all those wishing good bargains
In goods, to be and call at
Blum's New York Bazaar,
Saint Anthony street, before purchasing, the Goods will
shown freely, and will cost nothing to examine the
stock. LOUIS BLUM.
st. Paul, June 90 1858. 41tf
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STOVE FURNITURE.

nave WORKING! in my shop that feel warranted in say
i'% are superior to any heretofore employed ST. Paul
anu no work go"s out that is warranted Upon this
head challenge competition.
Red Rirer and other Up Country Taders
Need not send to Gaena or Saint Louis stoves.
They will find hv Calling upon that they can be SHIFTED
well and rs chcapy here in ST. Paul. purchased
my stock with an especial view to supplying this trade
Orders from the trade throughout the Territory, and the
adjacent portions IF Wisconsin,, from any other quarter
will be promptly attended to.
An extensive Tinwarc tany hand
and for sale the lowest
My object is TO sell my at small profits and keep
them moving. ! know can suit the people whenever
they call upon and gas>ing undlc
RcCUliect on Roberts street, side, opposite
Winnie X C1olcy's Clothing Emporium.
J. il. BYERS.
June 4, 1S53-3Stf
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For Sa ale.

FOf . GRC.
BRICK CARRIAGE AND BLACKSMITH SHOP,
n at the corner Third and Roberts streets, st. Paul.
81 An Improved Farm at Little Canada, six miles
Ss*sanorth Of St. Paul
aEA 4 choice lot of Tnlhcrcd Land miles south of
In. st. Paul on the Mississippi river;
Also Improved Farm at the Head of Rush River,
20 miles south Of Uison and the mail stage road from
st. Paul to Prairie du Chen. Wis.
The above described property will be sold very low
CASH For further information, enquire of
W1ILOCGnBI & POWERS.
st. Paul. June 4. Corner of Fourth and Roberts SITS.
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Buy at Home!
BEDSTEAD MANDATORY,

BEDS EAD MANU- no IUN1,
And !Eturnng out,' with great rapiiv, BcscadS.
Bcl>cad Lounges, of all descriptions. The work
nansip is of the best quality, and the patterns of the
latest fashion. The serviceabc character of their manu-
features, of all kinds, is far superior to the 'sae work.
usually brought from below. Our customers can rely
upon being suited all times. Chairs of all descriptions
stands, breakfast. dining, ccnr" and all other kinds OF
Tables, Wardrobcs sofas, Bureaus, ETC., constantly
han.
YOUNG HOUSEKEEPERS,
JUS setting up in life. be suited with everything they
may need i'll line, either for present future
gcncies. We determined to make and sell in Ich
manner that will be Object for orr citizens to pur
chase their furniture at home. Call and see.
March 10Th. STEES y HUNT.
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&C every
80. Our
lily. Two
/: several
Ogrcss.
House"
are
rapidly
the finest
|. a little
|irle speci-
|f kasota
Qual,lc.
not have