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7, STENHOUSE Il CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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T. STENHOUSE n CO.,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. HAYNE STREET,
Charleston, S. O.
REFER To-R Dulin; Hand Williams 4 Wilcox Charles
ton; Hand, Williams Co.. Augusta J. Norcross Atlanta
f. C Chandler, Chattanooga; c. II. g. D. L. Coffin Co.
Knoxville; T. J. Pardue. Nashville. my25-3m.
900 CANS OF POTASH.-The cheapest and best
ZCOpreparaton sold for making Soap;
make 60 lbs hard soap or 100 lbs soft Is cents per
can. just received and for sale by WE GRAY,
may24 Il Broadway.
Oe DOZEN SARATOGA WATER.-Just re-
OOceved and for sale by W. GRAY,
maya Il Broadway.
10 DOZEN ORIGINATED BITTERS.
L 1.-THE most efectual remedy known for Dyspepsia
may "a II Broadway.
oOO DOZEN DIR. ROSES CELEBRATED
OUUFamy Medicines. Just received and for sale by
may24. W. +. GRAY, II Broadway.
20 SEYMORE'S GALVANIC ABDOMINAL
Supporters which will be sold unusually low. Just
received aud for sale by W. f. GRAY,
may24 Il Broadway
eO DOZEN BROWNS ESSENCE OF ia
uUMAlCA GINGER.-Just received and for sale by
Maya W. F. GRAY, Il Broadway.
n. BARRELS ROSIN.-Just received and for sale
@3Sg 9sSs4. p.v.q. W + + B1oaaasy. S@ VI
CONGRESS WATER.-86 dozen Congress
Saratoga Water, just received fresh from the Springs
put up in quart and pirt bottles. For sale by
STRETCH & ORR
Wholesale and Retail Druggists College and Union
streets. lmay4
- ELLING AT COST-WALkING CANES, MEER-
= CHAUM PIPES, &c.--We are selling the balance of
stock of the above articles at cost TO close out Any
one in want OF them would do well TO cal! al
APT LYONS n cos, l9 Cedar st
T1OR SALE.-A tract of LAND lying near McWhirt-
ersvie the Lebanon Pike, containing IS acres, all
cleared except 10 The Improvements consist Of
story Frame House. Rooms, good Cellars Kitchen Smoke
House. and Servants Rooms; also. good Buggy House..
Two excellent and neveraling Springs II desired the
crop and stock will be sold with the place. and immediate
possession given. Apply to WM. /. BOYD, ia,
iune4 General Agent, No. 50 Cherry ST.
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SAMUEL SEAY, President.
ISAAC LITroN, Secretary. BwG Imy7-tf
TENNESSEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY-CAPITAL $50, ,OOO
OFFICE OVER DYER PEARL & I O'S EXCHANGE
OFFICE.
They will make insurance Houses and Goods of every de-
scrpton against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against fire
and the risk of the river the Cargo of Keel Boats and
other river crafts and vessels and other cagoes
the usual terms JOHN NJ HILL, President.
JOSEPH VAULx, Secretary.
DIRECToRs.-AleK Allison, John NJ Hill, Fogg, G. NJ
Fogg James Corey, JnO NJ Bass Joseph Woods, Samue
Seay, Matthew Watson, j White Jacob McGayOck.
ianl
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NTALUARLE AGENCY.-A

VALUABLE AGENCY.-A few good and re-
' spousble men wanted TO canvass the States Of
Tennessee and Alabama for the Manufacturing and Mer
camille Union OF n. Y. CITY.
The greatest inducements are offered to travelling
Agents. such that they make from two TO five hundred
dollars per month"; according to their energy and effort
erted.
The fabrics manufactured and sold by this Company
Porcelain UGreS, of all varieties including Table Ware
and House Trimmings Of unrivaed elegance and durab
ity, and at prices unexceptonsbe
These wares were awarded the first premiums at the
Crystal Palace this past season. which indicates their
perority ali foreign wares.
The subscriber has Office and sample room at the
AdsbCHe h Nashville where he respectfully socits the
attention of ladies' and gentlemen of the city, to the exam
naCn of one of the principal attractions Of the Crystal Pal
ace.
y Exclusive local gents established on the most fa-
vorable terms. w. ID. NICHOLS,
Commissioner of Agents for the Naagfacturihg and
Mercantile Union, $50 broadway, n, Y. City.
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EDWARD SHEEGOG Il HARVEY,
PURCHASING COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND
GENERAL AGENTS,
No. % CARONDELET STREET,
NEH ORLEANS.
DERSONAL and prompt attention given TO the buying
of Goods Groceries and Produce and every article for
Planters and Merchants either for Cash. Drafts upon Com
mission Merchants, upon their own credit.
- Orders executed with despatch and bought at the
lowest market rates
,g- Notes. draft and Bills collected aud RENTED i'm.
mediately
~ Re,sejng and F6rwarding attended to ayitAout
delay
REFER To-Krkmsn aud Ellis, Nashville, Tenn.
John B. johnson, Esq
Morgan Co, "
W H. Gordon Co.. "
b NJ. Noel i Co, 4" 90
J. NJ. Zimmerman Co, "
William pence, Esq, MurfreesborO, Tenn.
j. Frank Henderson, Esq, "
Col Z. H. Chaiin, Columbia, Tenn.
II. B. Mayes, Esq,
Gen G. ]. Pillow.
Gen. l.. J. Polk, AshwOod, Tenn.
ie7, '55-8m.
WILLIAM K. MILES, (DAN'L W. ADAMS
Late of Jackson, Miss Late of jackson, Miss
MILES Il ADAMS.
COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No. % CarOndclet Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
REFER To-John NJ. Bass, Esq Nashville Tenn.
Matthew Watson, Esq,
Col Andrew Erwin, Wartrace. Tenn.
Gen l.. j. Polk AshwOod,
Gen &. j. Pillow, Columbia,
EDWARD SHEEGOG,
Is our general Travelling Agent with power make any
contract or agreement for our House.
ie7 '54-3m MILES 4 ADAMS
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H. N. MYERS, A. O. CARTER
cRZL NEW HArasEN
&2E STOCK OF CARRIAGES. %sES15SS.s III .ssS

H.. N MYERS, A. O. CARTER
cAHk NEW .S.sEN
&s& STOCK OF CARRIAGES. xsh&lEsZG
"When we have money ride in chsises
When we have none walk bejases."
WE have Just received our stock of CARRIAGES,
w consisting of the finest Coaches Calashes Rockaways
French Pheton's, Broughams BarOuches and Bugges.-
This work selected by Mr. MYERS, in the best Manu-
factory in New York. and think is the beat stock of
Carriages ever offered in the Market I'd will be sold at
any price above cost.
n. .B-We have made arrangements with three large
Manufactures keep supplied at the shortest uotice
MYERS d CARTER
may20-tf No SO, Lower Market street
DON AQUA SPRINGS FOR RENT.-These
ID Springs will be rented for the present year. leased
for q of years There extensive accommodations
for visitors, and everything necessary to make them
popular place of resort for health pleasure They
situated in Hickman County, Tennessee, and for the list
several years have been much rqueDted by the citizens
of Davidson williamson MaurJ and other neighboring
counties. Any wishing TO rent or lease will address
MRS. ELIZABETH A. WEEMS
Bon Aqua p. D., Hickman county, Tenn, or
s. l.. FINLEY,
81 College street, opposite Planters Bank, Nashville
marl9 '54-tf
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GEORGE w. COOK,
ATTORNEY ATLAWA AND LANDA AGENT
WOcO Village, Texas.
NTL attend TO the collection Of debts and the invest-
w cation and perecting of land titles in Texas:
REFERENCES.
Gon. A w. o. ToTroN Hon. NATHAS GREEN,
X. e. MKISNEY, " r. L. RIDLEY,
r. L. CARUTHERs, . ABE CARUTHERs
John l.. BRIEN, Governor WV. B. CAMPBELL
aug3l-twly
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold the ground which nv Iron Foupd-y
is situated, College street, Nashville offer for
sale the Building, it being frame of the following dimen
siOns AZ feet 'front.' running back 81 feet 66 feet by 40
feeta two stories high good portion of the building
snew the timbers are all good and be easily moved
Also my entire stock of paerns which very numerous
consisting OF Engines Mill gearing of almost every descrp
On and latest Styles Mill Wheels of almost every descr-
tOn hrstrate Engine and Boer and all the fixtures 10
make the same complete Blast Fan Of the most approved
plan; Mill for grinding Backing two CupulOes good
der three large Stacks well braced with rods kegs
from bottom TO top Elasks suitable for moulding almost
any description OF casting all the stock hand finished and
unfinished with everything else pertaining the Foundry
The above can be got very liberal terms-if desired
on credit of from one to ten years Possession be
given in September, 1854
may7-dtrw&W3mF SAMUEL =. AMFNT
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ASSURANCES.

ASSURANCES.
THE UNITED FIREMEN'S
Insurance Company of NASH
vile.
Capital 100000,
Chartered by the State.
This Company is now in success -e
-stnzsSss7- fnl operation, and is prepared to l$A
-Ez2s-zAaS. take risks Buildings, Goods, &MS@eA
NsgW and Wares and Merchandise against.
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
Also on Goods Wares aud Merchandise and Cargoes gen
orally against the SEAS RIVERS and INLAND TRANsPoRTA
Office No. 25, College street. opposite the Sewanee
House. JO EDWARDS, President
JoHN S. DAsHIELL. Secretary. mylS-n
PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY OF NASH
WILLIE,
CAPITAL 100000.
TINE COMPANY being fully organized under its Char
ter granted by the Legislature of Tennessee is
prepared issue Policies against loss damage by Fire
on Buildings, Goods, Wares aud Merchandise generally
ALSO.SOn shipments sgainst loss or damage by Seas
Rivers or Inland transportation on the most favorabl
terms.
Life and Negro Policies granted al current rates.
s5 Office No. 81 Public Square, up stairs over ". T.
Berry & Co.'S Book Store
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Seay K J. Norris
L. Ii. Lanier, d. d. Dickey
l.. A. Lanier, j. 4. Demoville,
c. NJ. Nchol, W. II. Gordon
Hu. Douglas II. b. Morris,
H. 8. French, r. n. Williams,
+. w Maxey T. D. Harris,
SAMUEL sEAY, President.
ISAAC L1rroN. Secretary. [my7-t.
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STR ONG HOPE

EWING BROS, Agent.
". f. GRAY, Agent.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the President Of the United States transmitting
letter from the Secretary Of the Navy to the
solution Of the House Of the Sd January calling for the
correspondence and various orders which have been issued
during the past year officers Of the navy commanding
vessels or squadrons the Atlantic coast Of British
North America or the purpose Of protecting the rights
OF fishing and navigation secured citizens Of the United
States under the treaties with Great Britain" Laid
the table and ordered to be printed.
Also, communication from the Post Office Department,
transmitting report Of fines imposed deductions from
pay Of contractors names Of delinquent contractors
Laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
PRINTING OF THE CENSUS
The House then resumed the consideration Of the fol-
lowing resolution reported yesterday by Mr. STANTON,
of Kentucky, from the Committee on Printing:
Resored That there be printed for the use the House
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The question was then taken the substitute pro-
posed by the committee published under our editorial
head Of Thursday, and il was agreed to.
The resolution as thus amended was then read the
third time and passed: Yeas ia, nays g.
PRINTING OF THE CENSUS.
Mr.. STANTON, Of Kentucky, from the Committee on
Printing to which was referred various resolutions for
printing extra copies of the returns Of the seventh
sus made report thereon accompanied by resolution
providing for the printing Of fifty thousand copies of
compendium Of the census embracing certain specified
statistics ".s.
brief debate ensued when, without taking the ques-
ton on the resolution,
The House adjourned.
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TeIearapbif Correspondence.
Additional Jv the Baltic.

dUUftOuQt Oy WG OUtttC.
NEW YORK JANUARY l3-Papsrs by the overland In
da mail state that the Shah Of Persia had left Teheran
with thirty thousand cavalry thousand cannon and
three thousand camel loads of ammunition to cooperate
with the Russians. The Shah was also urging Dost Mo-
hammed to side with Persia and Russia
It stated positively that the Jagondit, Russian
ninety ship, destroyed in the battle Of Snope
She attacked by Turkish frigate and both blew up
The addecamp of the Turkish Admiral had died from
his wounds and Osman Pasha, who had his limb amPu-
tated, was lying in critical situation. The Turkish loss
was equal to twenty millions Of piasters.
Russia had made levies Of recruits in Poland.
Inc European residents at Smyrna had contributed
three hundred thousand francs for the volunteers the
Turkish service.
Condition of de Ohio.
WHEELING, JANUARY l3.-The Ohio river is now all
inches water in the channel and the Union Line are max
ing preparations to their trips immediately The
Falls City leaves to-day and the baltimore tomorrow
large amount Of freight is now being discharged from
the boats.
New York Markets..
New YORK, JANUARY 13.-Flour has advanced a Il
cents; sales to-day at S775 $7S74 for State Wheat
advanced cents and sales So for Genesee and
81 80 for red Pennsylvania Corn has advanced cents
and is selling ut 81 for mixed and 80 for yellow.
Fatal Duel
ST. LOUIS, JANUARY 12-Dr. Irley, a Imember Of the
Mississippi Legislature, has been killed in duel with
DR.. FAINT, o member of the same body
Baltimore Markets.
BALTIMORE, JANUARY 13.-The news by the Baltic has
given additional frmness to breadstufs Sales this
morAng of about 1000 barrels Howard street -four at
$7lS; subsequently 5000 barrels at S7.25 also 5000
barrels City Mills 725 the market closing firm Sup
ply Of -four light. Rye flour $780, cornmeal 1915
q S4 per barrel
Grain scarce and prices looking up Wheat is SELL
ing at 1872 166 cents for red to 172 76 for good
prime white Sellers holding off for higher prices
Corn 10 cents for yellow to Ga 66 for white Rye,
Pennsylvania 100 cents Maryland do S8 80 cts oats,
Pennsylvania A 46, Maryland AZ 43 cents. Clover
seel $3.50. Provisions quiet prices unchanged. Gro
ceres steady Rio coffee II 121 to 12a cents. New
Orleans moasses 2S 30. Whiskey q a 28 cents.
Tobacco unusually quiet. Buyers have retired from
the market. Stock light and inspections Of the week
only 33 hogsheads in all Prices merely nominal
last quoted.
The money market is palpably easier and the banks
discount much more freely Good paper is taken the
street at to per cent Baltimore and Ohio railroad
shares J7i q 585.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14

sESsrBLB Hoas.-some years ago made visit in the
Bay Of Fundy and finding cozy place there quite to my
mind, spent week or more in that vicinity. Whilst
there had occasion to notice the Of sundry
hogs who down the beach at low tide to feed
the clans which abound in the sand You that
the tide rises thirty forty feet in that part of the
try. The consequence is that it must and recede
very rapidly so swift indeed does it rise that cattle
acquainted with the state of things not unfrequenty get
overaken by the water and drowned The old hogs
those parts however get accustomed to the tide They
find out not only that it waits for man. but that it
waits for no hog One day while was the beach
regiment of hogs busy as they could be roofing
for CLAIMS and feasting them. Watching them care
fully could not help noticing that several Of their
number and anon placed in the attitude Of
listening. They would remain in that position moment
two, and then go on digging clans, At length one
cunning old fellow after listening instant uttered that
weknown note Of ALARM and off he and the whole regi
at the top Of their speed Of the reach Of the
tide. When placed my ear the ground, the
hogs did, discovered what they discovered and what
did not know BEFORE the roar of the tide coming in and
found 1t necessary to retreat about speedily they
had done What do you think Of that reader?
Youths Cabinet
Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-01-14
FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1854


Dir. DRUM asked the unanimous consent of the House
to offer the following resolution:
Resoloed That the Committee on Naval Affairs be instruct
ed inquire into the expedency of authorizing by law the
Secretary the Navy to eqrp and maintain three public
vessels at the habors Of Boston, New York. and Norfolk
spectvey, which SHALL in Of disaster to the commercial
from the Navy Department. be at all times in condition to
act promptly under the orders Of the Department
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee, objected.
PRIVATE BILLS.
Fridays and Saturdays being apart for the consde
ration of private business the House proceeded to con-
when the following severay read twice and referred
to appropriate committees:
bill for the relief Of Joseph Mitchell.
joint resolution for the relief of George R. c. Floyd,
late Secretary of Wisconsin Territory, and sureties.
bill for the relief Of Priscilla G. Smonds.
REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
Mr. MACE, from the Committee Of Claims, to which
was referred Senate bill for the relief of Joseph Girar
reported the same back without amendment and it was
committed. .a."
Mr. GIDDINGS, from the same committee made an
adverse report the petition Of Capt Francis Allyn and
the owners Of the ship Cadmus."
Mr.. FULLER, from the Committee on Commerce, to
which referred Senate bill changing the of the
American built steamer Falcon to that of Queen City,
reported the same back without amendment and il was
read the third time and passed
Mr.. MORRISON from the committee, made an
adverse report the petition of the Atlantic Mutual In
surance Company Of Baltimore.
CALIFORNIA LAND BOARD.
Mr.. LATHAM, from the Committee on Public Lands,
to which referred Senate bill continue in force the
act entitled An act to ascertain and settle the private
land claims in the State Of California and for other pur
poses" reported the same back without amendment.
Mr. L. asked that the bill might be pat on its pas
sage He explained that the act creating the California
land board passed by Congress in the spring Of 1851
but the commission itself organized until some
time in January 1882 BY the spring Of that year there
we're between eight hundred and nine hundred claims filed
by persons in California involving something over eleven
millions Of Of land within the limits Of that State.
The commission had been in continued session from that
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THE ARREST OF THE GERMANS IN CINcINNArL-The re-
Of the Germans in Cincinnati the ground
that they about to attack the Popes Nunco, and
the killing of Of their number and wounding several
Others has created no little excitement in that city
On Thursday last at the instance Of the Germans, war
rants issued for the arrest OF Judge Spooner who
aided in the arrests Capt Luken he chief OF police1
and hundred and four members of tho police force
and substitute watchmen, charging them with riotng
the night of the 25th utmo with intent do violence
appeared before the magistrate and required by
him to give bail to the amount Of five hundred dollars
each to be present and answer at an examination.
The popular excitement against Mayor Snelbaker also
appears to be great much that he hos been
induced to address letter the councils in which he
endeavors to himself from all blame by pleading
that he could have had idea of sudden demonstr
ton on the part of the Freemen and at the time he
regrets that policeman should have behaved bruty
but he ustes the chief Of police in the of dis
persng the procession and he is asonshed that the pro-
scouting attorney failed to make out Mr. Dick
son. the prosecuting attorney replies in card distinctly
charging the mayor with design to the police at
the expense Of law and justice.
On Thursday night large 9 indignation meeting was
held at Greenwood Hall to express the popular feeling
in reference to the conduct of those advising and
Quoting the attack the Germans. Resolutions we're
adopted bitterly denouncng judge Of the police court
the mayor police and all concerned in the attack which
was declared to be gross and vindictive outrage.
number Of speeches were made.
DR.. Mckenzie offered resolution that the meeting ad-
wise the Freemen to carry out their original design OF
peaceably burning Bedn in egy, and the citizens would
sustain them.
DIR. Newton and Mr. Stackhouse both censured the
wait the courts let not present acts appear like ON
intent to and counseed that the meeting allow
the Freemen to act without suggestion but the resou
ton was adopted nevertheless.
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hA g.tsi isilst REMOVAL. Ftlyoe.F .yb.
4 Si,nlessle Tobacto D, SnUh aid EesaIs from No. 81
a Steel 10 the ew bioetor brick building east SIDE
Is,iIt 'sf' tillfs' ~ tlgR i'H hn2a t.
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Pemberton House. y
water street, Iiel6w Monroe,

r tlIt tHI.t.f fMHEEblNGI tNA,t5 Nt rs.
IN NJ, PPM BERToN NnDVuncest 10 his old friends and
tito public genetsllT That lie las located IN tlle com
llOjOus br ok build;fg formerly Known as the Isl.
Ohar6s and Thoroughly repaii leiitted IT. end Is
pera ed 10 ene,ain avelers In golI at moderate
prices The peMberion House is situated Immediately
on te Steamboat landing and near The Derpt Of the BS
llhUro and 0hl Rail,oad Hhordlns raselsera Tor me
cars or packet boats cOnven ent stopping place. Th
proprietor respectfully invites Tue attention Of HE old
friends his house, and solcits share OF public
ace ifi|i 3 'lNF-t hngil-fl
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Great through Line for the East. 81 Z
tIIHE Baidm9reNpd Ohio Rail ltosl from %hesllIg 10
Z il baltimore, and conneetis With the washington
Branch Kali Road Junction (lOlely called the Relay
nSIs aid baltimore Kali Road 10 PhadelpIjR.,
be sIeRt tppnes lhq line Arc now eSnpEsisd and
tho Whole road is III flc condition. one or the
mospIotuTesguo and romantic routes IN the world ga.
The now and splendid steSne Ty tIs Ylo9 hiSe rom
louisville and Ciieina connect with this road at heel
lug, and lhroughiiCkes from these 10 baltimore
WGshinstOn PhllauepiA 6c may be had OF The agents.
TSe Wheeling at O'Clock
A. N CNyheelnE aud arrives al Cupperand (p0l
mes} and allowing two hours ~
baltimore $3.50 miles, A. NJ, the next morning MA
King rissase through In about 70 hours neulinsa
stOnrAgesl " - ~ "a, A..
without charge. ~, EA..t
Vssbinsi on nj Tho JnetIo and philadelphia, at ua-
itlmofe Without extra charge TIaveeItete allowed am
re iina aud oppO Of all Ieals
Through tickets nom Wheeling 10 Baltmore. lwlll
privilege rlys over on the
bsrd tie steSneis OF tte Union Line O tle ohio ard of
The Nail Road gents at Whee lug M Nd HnhhdS'
vile MAJ WM Parker Genl snn't, II,
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pA9 ,pi9 lffoit day Pres sentE.
IafNo. " WashiHEtSnk kaaii .sienEpe street.
TTAvis6 3at ts,atbsd non ths ssstsfh ellie, Inow
efsr ioh sale & S nue. sna sopppism o.
fs6is 10 pure are invited 10 ef.
anime my Goods, which am sAtsS
sssy 81 All goods SsSpntsa % prove 4 gO9a ssIss
FssIcfg ~ isisti ~ a4s 3tSsf 7lsst Monroe 81
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Pend Teton &s Broth her
'coilllllI MERCHANTS,

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p.hsf; aY Giesn y lSfte Pow ltaA ~ o.,
10 idb AlexAtnstfnn AlBnlTonkis DO
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