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L-tsI From California

NEw Yonk. July 25.
The st'amer Star Of tbs West arrive
here 'OaI hal past 4 this afternoon
ne le.I Punta Arenas on the morning o
Tue o'h with 363 passengers ami 81 900.
VOV IN specie. Called at X y Wet fo
coal on the 20.h. She connsctei with IN,
steamship Cortsz which left San Francis
co the Both int. The Star Of the Yves
left in the hAsbor of San Juan del Noric
the British steam figate Buzzard.
Our dates from California are TO the 30tl
two weeks la:er. We do not find mucl
news Of interest. Th Democratic Stat,
Convention mt al Sacramento June Ind
and nom ns;el Gov Biglcr by a vote o
loI to l25. Milton 5. Latham was III.
opposing candidate; Lieut. Gov. Pnrd,
was then nominated by vote Of l52 I,
l30.
The report ofthe referee, W. T. Wood
appointed to examine the accounts of Mr.
n. n. Cowen, who, upon.the closing O
the firm Of Adams d Co, was chosen re-
celver, has been filed in the 4th distric
court and confirmed.
The lnlians in the northwest part of tn,
State have again becume hostile and have
kliled ten whites and twn cinnamon. This
thriving village Of Angellos camp, in Cal
Veros county, had been destroyed by fire.
On June 2l the Steamer America, from
San Francisco to Crescent City, with two
or j companies for Pugsts Sound wa,
burned. M lives lost. Freight for CIR S.
cent City was safely landed.
Mining news is encouraging.
Dates from the Sanwich Islands are te
June %
The Wine bill had passed both houses
of the legislature
GA june 9Th an application was made
to the 2Oth district court, at San Francisco
for the arrest of David Z. Page, who was
about leaving for the East on the steamer
There were serious charges of fraud made
The order. for arrest was made but the Sher
ltf was unable to make the arrest as Mr..
Page had left some hours previous. A
charge of fraud was also made in the 18th
district court by Alvin Adams against
Woods & Harkel in the formation of the
partnership of adams IL Go.
The Los Angeles Star, Of June II,
gives an account of naval battle off San
Diego, June II, between Russian frigate
and French corvette. The former chas
ed the latter. Capt. Drschcn seeing no
hopes OF escape, rather than strike his flag
and seeing most of his men cut to pieces,
Jumped down into the magazine and blew
mp his ship and all on board into eternity.
Sac was cIllel agate, IN )unted 32 guns
and had complement of 800 men,
The Russian trigate came into San Dcico
disabled; witt. eighteen men killed and
15o wouniel. She is Il and mounted
So guns an carried go men, Her name
is the WiIhclmina. The Southern Cali
tornian p onounces the whole story false
and that it has been trumpel up at San
Diego.
San Francisco Markets quiet. Haxal
Flour $l2; Lard l6S.; Butter 43s; vda-
mantine Candles BE.
Col. Kinney and his party had not ar
rived at Nicaragua.
Crops in Sacramento Valley have been
entirely consumed by the grasshoppers-
fruits, vegetables, and grain being swept
away as if by fire. The country was
swarmed by the insects.
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT

"Lewishurg. Union Co., Pa, May >. 1858.
Hr.J 4. Raodes-Dear SIR The box Of med
icineyou scut me was duly received GA the tn
If April. | have sold about one half of it. and
80 far the people who have usedit are satisfied
that it has cured them. 1t has certainly stop
ped the .tgnc in every one who has used it. and
>A of the cases were of long standing. My sis
ter, who has had it for five or six years back,
and could n~ver get it stopped, except in Qui
nine, and that only as long as she would t;ske
it. is now, think, entirely cured by your rem
edy. C. Il. McUINLY."
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1855-07-28

The subscriber having purchased the inter.
est of Jacob Seely in the late firm eff Seely &
Case, would call the attention of all persons
owing said firm to this simple fact-I cannot
pay my debts without you pay me, and SHALL
PAY NINE. Now l would be very happy to
extend the time on yeur notes and accounts, in
consequence OF the hard times this spring, but
cannot. All unsettled accounts should be
settled Immediately, and oil notes paid by the
10th day of April. shall be happy to furnish
all good paying customers of the late firm with
what work in my line they may want on credit,
or otherwise, as they may wish.
March ko, 1905. W. CASE.
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Kansas dates to the 23t are received
Gov. Rreeder has vetoed all bills thus far
passed by the Legislature and presented to
him. He says there is nothing objec-
tionabe in the bills, but he does not con-
slider the Legislature in legal session: that
the removal from Pawnee was without au-
thority and in contravention of the Kan
sas bill. The vetoed bills were re-passed
through both branches of the Legislature
by large majorities.
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pro1urr Markts, Ett
PLYMOUTH ,SAPg1s;'E-Jr

Flax Seed-Good, at Sl.e5 Il bu.
Oats-40a45c.
Corn--ln good demand at 6O@G5c.
Dried Fruit-Apples, sac cent. peaches
pared 1lc., impaired 5@6c.
HAY--S6 to $S per ton.
Sole Leather-Sales at 25G 2Sc.
Butter-Sales at 12Gel Is cts. for roll.
Flour--$S,50 per bbl., retail
Lard--S cts.
Glover Seed-S5, 25a6,00.
Fish-S9,25 half Dbl, Sl2, so per bbl. white
Trout, $4,75@5,0o. Pickerel $5,75.
Hides-Green, 4c; Dry, Sc.
Tallow-In good demand at10@124c.
PoRK-Mess $l3 to IA per bbl.
SALr-S2,25 per Dbl at retail.
Timothy seed-$1, 100000.
Eggs-Readily sold at Sc.
Pclts--Slaughtcred 40 to Csc. Fallen, 1e
Beans-Sales at $2,00@1,25.
Wool-But very little arriving-os to 33e.
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THE VIM MAS oF TIE Woops.-Ths
Chicago Press publishes = communication
from Belvidere Ill.,. dated June 20th,
which says; The man running wild ia
the woods near this place, has not, ND &c
the present writing, been captured. Ihaye
taken some pains TO inquire Of those who
have seen him. and find his description an.
swers so nearly to that Of Mr.. Mellon. that
there seems scarcely doubt that he is the
man. He has been around here about a
week, and scarcely day has passed that
he has not been seen by some. lie is ma
ked or nearly SO. aud appears to be afraid
OF men, aud always makes of rapidly
through the bushes when seen by them
tie has, upon cne or two occasions, how.
ever. chased children who were in the
woods gathering berries. On Sunday last
about fifty men were after him, and on
Moudsy and yesterday mo 1e than this mum
ber; but h. has eluded, thus far, all pur-
suit.
Yesterday he was seen by some Dutch.
men. He sprang mp from the cover Of an
old hollow stump, and made off though
the brush SO rapidly that they could not
catch him. The woods are so thick here,
with so many hollow trees and hiding pla.
ces, that it is very doubtful if he is taken
IN any other way than by stratagem, as he
Is very cunning, like all crazy men. His
beard is long, hair over his eyes, stark ma
kei, scratched and tanned, AMI, as you may
suppose, he is pitiable looking object
Some have been near enough to speak to
him, but got no answer. One man met
him, who had gun, and told him to stop
or he would fire on hun. lie mere Y turn.
cd his head and kept on. What he lives
on would be hard to say.
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EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

NoW-Y ork, june IT, 1876.
81 have made chemical examination of
"Rhoaes feccr and Ague Curc," or '.Aniidote
TO Mtarid," and have tested it for Arsenic, Mer-
curry, Quinne, and Strychinc, but have not
found particle Of either in it, nor have found
any substance in its composition that would
prove injurious to the constitution.
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gsS-OLD SORES AND ULCERS, and all
eruptions and diseases arising from all impure
and depraved state of the blood. See the extra
ordinary cure Of Vim. G. Haywood, highly res
pectable citizen of Richmond, Va, by Carter's
Spanish Mixture. He had ulcers and sores of
the worst descriptions and finally got so bad
he was unable to walk. A few bottles of Car
ter's Spanish Mixture, the great blood purifier,
cured him, as it has cured hundreds of others
who have suffered with Rheumatism, bad eff
fects of Mercury, and pains and ulcers of the
bones and joints. See advertisement ju2
| ErCATARACT, SORE, WEAK AND lNFI.AMED
EYES-Three times day annoint the temples and re
gons around with DALLEY'SPAINT EXTRACTOR,
and put some saive in, on the ball of the eye if II be
iniianed, weak. sore and painful ami even though
years of optical skill and fortune has been inefec
ally wasted thorough hut short perseverance will
positively give you perfect cure If the lids only be
sore spread on tie oen and The desired result will
foliow-will remove cataract of ) years date.
Inflammation of the Brain and Bead Ache The
cooling, magnetic Influence of Dale, IS Pain Exracto.
the nerves and brain is past all option. When
rubhsl fresly the heated sounds of electric
sparks will he emitted with creakng noise and the
CIV CLlCKENER & Co, Proprietors, New York
WOOSTER, Agent, Plymouth.
~ y Hollands German Bitters, prepared
and sold by Dr. Jackson, at the Germ IN Medi-
cal Store, 120 Arch-street Philadelphia, daily
increase in their well-deserved celebrity for the
cure of all diseases arising from arrangement
of the liver. These Bitters have, indeed, prov
ed blessing to tho afflicted, who show their
gratitude by the most iattering testimonials
This medicine has established for itself a name
that competitors, however willy their schemes.
or seductive their prtmises, cannot reach. 1t
gained the public confidence by the immense
benefits that have been derived from it. and
will ever maintain its position. Sec advertise
ment ;no
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MB w Go0Ds
e. A. KNIGHT & Co,

lave just returned from the Eastern
IL Cities, where they have purchased for
CASH, the largest and best selected stock of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
ever brought into New Haven or Plymouth, and
has bought at such low prices that he can afford
to sci his goods at from 8 to 90
per cent cheaper.
than any other store within five miles of New
Haven. Besides, persons dealing with the SUBJ
scribers may depend on fairness in every article
they buy, not selling some goods at little less
than cost and then sticking "he Dutchman's
one per cent" on others, as is very common
practice in some Of our neighboring villages,
not more than three miles South of New Haven.
Our stock consists of DRY GOODS. GROCER.
les, HARDWARE QUEENEWARE, HATS,
GAPS, BONNETS, BOOTS, SHOES, &c., in
fact every article that the community needs.
We will always pay the highest cash price
for produce. Give us call and see if we can't
sell cheaper than You have been in the habit buy.
ing elsewhere. G. A KNIGHT & co.
New Haven, May 26, 1855.
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CONVENTION OF Liquor DEALERs.-Thc
officers of the New York AMI Kings Coun-
ty Liquor Dealers Societ es have issued IA
call for Political Convention of liqnor
dealers of the State incluling importers,
hotel keepers, brewers, distillers, saloon
keepers, jobbcrs, groccrs, bottlers, makers
ofciler. and dealers therein, at Syracuse,
on the oth day of August next.
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CARRiAGES.

TNllEsubscriber would announce to the inbab-
l. itants of Northern Ohio, that he has again
arrived from Massachusetts,, with a large as
sortment of CARRIAGES BUILT EXPRESS
LY FOR THIS MARKET, and superior to
any he has sold in this section during the last
four years, and which will be sold at better
bargains than ever before known in Ohio. My
arrangements are such, that any style of Car
riages will be furnished to order, from the SIS
Buggy to the $500 Carriage, on short notice.
As shall give you better styles and better
work than can be found this side of the old Bay
State, it will be to the advantage of all in want
of Carriages to call before purchasing elsewhere
Can be found at s. NJ. RoBINsoN's Off O.
Plymouth; >. CRrFPEN's Hotel, Monroevillc;
at the Hotel in Lexington. A. r. OWEN.
BsA.N. B.-100 Good Horses wanted in cx-
change for Carriages. june23- -3m*
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CAUTION TO AGru SrFFrpFrs

Take no more Arsenic, TONES, Mercury.
Qnnine, Fcbrifuges, Strychinc, or Anti-Period-
les of any kind. The welknown ineitcioncy OF
these noNiou$ roisons proves them to be the off.
spring either Of false medical principles or OF
mcrcenary luacks. The only remedy in exist,
encc that is both sure and harmless, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
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J: W. REEkMAN

w. e-N w AM
Attorney at Law 3 solicitor In Chaucerv
WILL attend to all business entrusted to him
in the counties Of Richland, Huron, Erie, Ash
land, Seneca and Crawford T-'
OfFlCE-Over the Store formerly occupied
lhy s. II. Starr, on the North side Of the Public
square.
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A MAN OF PLUck.---When Governor
Reeder went up to Missouri river, crowds
throngcd the levee at every la ling, and he
was several times rudely ins.' ted. The
Governor kept cool and rep led in a man,
way to whatever remarks were person
ally addressed to him. One bully told the
Governor 'he had friend at Weston, No,
who could collect 10000 men if necessary
and search every part of Kansas but what
he would find the Governor and hang him.
The Governor thanked him for his infor-
nation, and added:
Tell your friend that whether he comes
at the head Of ten hundred or ten thousand
men, it will make no difference shall
never be mobbed and your friend if he
makes dem onstration in that direction, may
rest assured that his minutes are numbered,
for [ will put ball through his head
though | know l shall be cut into inch
pieces in ten minutes aftcrward. / shall
pursue my legitimate business unnterrupt-
ed, else the invader of my rights shall pay
the foefeit.'
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BIRD CAGES

DIND OhOIID.
CUYKENDALL Co. have just received di.
~ rect from the manufacturers, alarge assort-
meDt Of Bird Cages, Of all kinds and of high
and low prices, and to suit all tastes. junel6
FRESH ARRIVAL.
.NUYKENDALL & Co. have just received a
~ large and we'll selected stock of DRUGS.
PAINTS, OILS. SASH, GLASS, DYE-STUFFS,
SO, which hayo been purchased at the very
lowest cash prices, and will therefore DO enabled
to furnish their friends and customers ateyery
reduced prices. Call and see us. junel6
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MORE NEW GOODS! A STACK JUST
Lsl ARRIVED! JOHN DEVENY, has re-
ccived from the East, the most splendid assort-
ment of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Ever brought to this market. He would ask
the attention of those about to purchase cloth
ing. Come in and look at some splendid
WHITE LINEN COATS,
Decidedly the incest article ever brought to
this town, and at a remarkably low price. Ev-
cry artisle that can be worn this warm weather
may be found at this store, and at the lowest
possible prices. Garments of every descrip-
ton made to order, and fit warranted every
time BILL DEVENY does The Cutting, and
his skill and success are acknowledged by every
one. If you want anything in my line call in
JOHN DEVENY.
II
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Coon SPUSK.-A Convention of those in
favor of making Kansas free, was recently
held at Lawrence, in that Territory. The
attendance was large, and resolute spirit
was manifested, says the Kansas Tribune,
j. A. Wakefield. presided.
The Convention resolved that Kansas
has right to, and does invoke the aid Of
the general government against the lawless
course of the slavery Propaganda They
might as well 'call spirits from the Vastly
deep The Convention also resolved that
In reply to the threats Of war so frequently
made in our neighboriny State, our answer
is, me are ready
A Free State Central Committee was ap-
pointed.
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FRoM the Rio Grande, the late accounts
state that Saltillo had yielded to the revo-
Iutloaists, and that they were dcsieging Ca
margo, and from thence intended to invest
-Natamoras. The American Consul has
left Monterey. Later accounts say that
the rev"lutionists had taken camargo, and
with force Of $500 had marched upon
Reynosa, where Gen. Wood had a com
mand of 1900 men, and battle was ex-
pccted. The revoltionists have issued a
decree, declaring all supporters of Santa
Anna traitors and Punishable with death.
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The peach crop in New Jersey, it is ex-
pected, will be heavy in proportion to the
number of trees; the trees are, in fact, too
full. Many trees, it is said, were killed
last winter, and there are not probably one
half of the peach trees in the State there
were four or five years ago. In New York
State, it is said, the crop has almost en-
tirely failed, but the apple trees promise
avery abundant yield.
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L1.:!0 20 WARD
Hart SEYMOUR

-S-@-SS|L f-S0 y yLnouE
OWNER OF "fuf HARDWARE STORE -
NuCLD notify the public that he is now
w receiving large assortment of Hard
ware i'll all its various kinds. The subscriber
would invite the public generally, within twen.
ty miles, if they are building and wish house
trimmings, to call at THE HARDW ARE
STORE in this place to buy them cheap, and
lind full assortment. dad if Mechanics and
Farmers want tools, or il the women want to
furnish their house with Kitchen Furniture OF
NSSTOFES, Dining Table Knives.
5gIEHSS) Forks, Spoons. Carycrs of the
CGsss,jI. bcst Kind, the place to find them
4ais The Hardware Store" Now
entreat OF you not to leave this town saving
YOU cant find what Yea want, until you call al
the HARDWARE STORE. Now many of YOU
are in the habit Of going everywhere before
you call on ne. Pcasc remember this is the
place to call first for Hardware if YOU want
good and cheaper articles than at any of the
NongrelStores, for hay larger stocks and at
reduced prices, than those who only buy II
mon%rel assortment. In short, ANYTHING in
our line You want you can get better than else
where in town. You will please recollcct that
the Tin and Stove Business is carried on by the
subscriber, and all orders runrtuIlly attended
to. Goods warranted. Cash and produce Ia
ken in exchange for goods. Approved credit
for short time only.
May 26. 1859. HART SEYNOTR
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N 0 T | G IL !,

~ U u Il
I HANE left my No es and Accounts in the
l. hands of DANL. BAUGHMAN, Esq, who
is authorized to receive money upon them. All
persons having unsettled accounts are request
ed to call upon him and adjust them Immediate
ly. THE BOOKS MUST BE SETTLED UP.
II. NJ. WOOSTER.
Plymouth. June 26, 1885,
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The most reasonable 'Ilylng terms.
| June l6. ;55. LIGHT q HOFFMAN,.
CUYKENDALL q Co, I , !.

CUYKENDALL q CO..
w HOLE SALE DR RUG GISTS.'
THE undersigned would call the attention OF
l. Physicians, Druggists, and Country Mer-
chants generally, to their large stock Of Drugs
Paints, Oils, Dys-Stuhs, Perfumery, Glass, Pure
Liquors, &C.. which they have just purchasedin
New York, at cash prices, with view of sup.
plying the trade without sending to the larger
cities. Dealers will do well by giving us call
and examining our stock Of goods. Our ar
rangement are such that We are enabled to seli
goods at New York Cost Price. Our stock is
larger than can be found side of Buffalo.
iune16 CUYKENDALL < Co
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Dissolution.

'HE Copartnership heretofore existing un-
L der the name of SEELY & CASE. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All accounts
notes, or debts owing by said firm, are to be
settled by WIN. CASE.
JACOB SEELY,
VIM. CASE.
Plymouth, March 10, 1856.
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The Treasury Department gives notice
that all wines and distilled spirits transport
ed in bond from one port to another in the
United States, are required to be branded
and sealed and it is directed that all Sc
gars so transported must be encascd and
sealed before delivered from store, in the
same manner as provided for when passing
through the United States to Canada or
Mexico.
L>fsiI-wb,te Fish an Trout by &c bsl and
l. half Dbl. G. A. KNIGHT.
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The neatest Cap worn, combining lighiness
brauty, and durability. Besides these two. he
has an endless variety Of KOSSUTH. STRAW
CHIP, PALM LEAF, Sc, to which be invite,
the attention of the bare-headcd. Also he ha.
an enOrmC us stock of
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P l. Y M 0 U tn MILL.
I0N THE RIVER, east of Plymouth. This
~ mill wasbuilt exclusively for
SU POD TN Syo @G&
and is ready at all times to grind wheat, buck.
wheat, corn or chop. The patronage of Ply
mouth and the surrounding country, is respect,
fully solicited.
FLOTR CONSTANTLY ON HAND and for
sale at the Mill. S.P. WEBER.
Plymouth sent 80 1854
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Firs t arrival
CLOTHING q!

~ -S AZ SSS v sSSi - Q
LAS returned from the East, with = CON.
L Il plete assortment Of
RGAOI-MADE CLOTHING
BOOfS, SHOES, HATS. CAPS. CLOTHS,
CASSIMEEES. VEsTINGs, CRAvATS.
GLOVES. AND A GENERAL STUCK OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. Of the We
Iry latest styles. which he wishes to dispose Of.
and will do 50. CHEAPERby 20 per cent than
was ever sold here before. lie more particu-
larly would ask the attention Of the public Il
his new styles Of HATS and CAPS. Among
them NAV be found the
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Boots and Shoes

l. very large and complete, embracing every
style worn. The CONGRESS STEEL SHANK
lGAlTER, is most beautiful article. is cheap
aud durable. For a neat shoe it is unsur-
passed. COorsc Shoes. Brogans, Fine Shoes,
French Calf Boots, Caters, in fact, everything
necessary for the foot.
FOR THE FARMER. FOR THE MECHAN-
lC, POR THE PROFESSIONAL MAN, FOR
THE LABOkER, FOR THE POOR, FOR
THE RICH, FOR THE OLD, FOR TIE
YOUNG, for every age, condition or sta ion
in life, DEVENY has Clothing. From the top
of the head to the end of the toes, he can
clothe any man, and do it so cheaply too, that
the pocket will never feel the drain. Come
while the stock is good, and you have piles to
select from. Remember-20 per cent. cheap.
er than before. JOHN DEVENY.
! Plymouth, April Il, 1855.
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Our Goods consists in part Of
DRY GOODS

in the greatest variety-Ladles' Dress Goods,
Shawls, Silks, Ribbons, &C., to which we invite
the especial attention of the Ladies'.
We have also large stock of HATS, GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, to suit all tastes. To-
gether with full assortment of
G8L2@ @o9InlSa0@g
And Hardware
lRON, NAILS, STOVES AND TIN WARE.
gss~We will always be on hand to pay the
highest market price for all kinds of Marketable
Produce at the Store of
May 10, 10. 1855. POWERS & KINNEY
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SaCht Nicht,
ScvastOpol a ID,

one Of the most elegant, rich, and at the san
time durable and cheap Hats, ever presented
the Public Then comes the