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New Goods
GREAT EXCITEEGE
Al sROEMAKERs coLONADE STORE.

Al SHOEMAhERo COLONADE STORE.
THE undersigned having just returned tom the cas-
tern cities, are now opening a splendid assortment
OF Fall and Winter goods, consisting in part ofLadies
Dress goods, Black and Fancy Silks, M4rnoeS, De-
LANES, Cashmeres, Alpaccas, Shawls, Calicoes,
Woolen Hoods X Talmas for Ladies and children,
Red and White FlanneI<, Hosiery, &c. Gentlemen
and Boys Cloths, Bl'k. and Fancy tasmeres,
Jeans, Tweeds, Satinetts, MuSlins, &C.,
BOOTS 81 SHOES,
Gents and Boys Boots and Shoes, Ladies ahd Misses
Shoes and Caters OF all sizes and descriptions. a
general assortment of Gents K Boys Hats knd Gaps.
Flour Oil Cloths, Syrup Molasses, Whts < Brown
Sugar, Green and Black Tea, Groceries OF a kinds,
Buckets, Tubs, Baskets, Queensware, Hardware,
and all articles usually kept in country Stores.-
Thankful for past tavors thew hope that by fair deal
ngs, and desire to please, TO receive u&al share
of pnblic patronage.
All kinds OF Produce taken in exchange III Goods
J. x j. NJ. SHOEMk kER.
Oct. 1G, 1857.
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STRAY CATTLE.

CAME 10 the premises OF the subscriber, living in
Napier township. about the first of September last,
hrlfers; two wears old, aud yearIing, red with
some White npnn them, red and white spotted
newly. The largest red has slit in the left ear,
the other red one has both cut of, the yearlug
also has slit in the lett ear other marks recol-
Iected. The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
JACOB a. SLEEK.
Nov. y. 1857.
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&4aasAw b3rEEs.

CANE trespasSns on the premises Of the subscri
ber in Bedford tp ahoGt the 18th Sept, last, :,
one stray bull OF white and red spotted color, hav
ing no ear-marks aud supposed TO be about year
and bali old. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove property pay charges aud take him
away, or he Will be disposed Of the law directs.
SAMUEL RElGRARD.
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PHIL ADEl PHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHlA, Nov. l6th-Evening LIN
Breadstuffs there is nothing doing and in the Flour
market the sales are favor of the buyer For ex-
port sales are, say 1,Gooa1, 700 bbl at S5.25 for
standard brands, and 1915 for Western Extra
There is fair demand for bakers and retailers from
$5.37aS6 for common and extra brands, ard S6.2oa
$3.50 for extra family and fancy lots. Rye hour Is
steady at $3.50 and Corn Meal at S325 per bbl, but
no sales of either to note.
Wheat has fallen off, and with increasing receipts
prices in favor of buyers; sales OF 1000 bushels
Southern and Pennsylvania in lots at Sl.23aSl.27
per bushel for good to prime red, and $l33 for good
white. Rye-ony 300 bushels have been oftered
which sold at Zoe. Corn is in demand, and sales OF
3,000a3, 200 bushels were made at soc for old yell
low, and 60c for good new. Oats worth 33a3le
per hushel. In Groceries and Provisions there IS
nothing done. Whskey IS held firm, aud sales OF
200 bbls Pennsylvania and Ohio, at 2o1a22c and
hhds 2lc.
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FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP :

! '4E subscribers having formed partnership an.
d. 'he style OF FsDock 4 Ashcom'' for the purpose
81 conducting s.npral
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
hu tHess n the establishment recently aracted h.,
''afd Deck, IN lAopeweli, Bedford county, are now
r'rl@rrd =" "Secufr nnier> for CASTINGS AND
AhCif-'ERE Of eYrty description. They will
h"ld J" "fder steagnl-fHsaeS, coal and drift-cars
horse powers and farrsfiins tnachnes-also. cast
s oi every Kind ioS furnaces efges, saw, grist and
I'Iting mls, p'onshs, "atef-pipe, columns, house
fronts. brackets, &g., S.c
nry are also, now making fine assortment of
slo' - oi various kinds ui the latest patterns and
most most approved styles. including several sizes OF
Cooh STOVES Of the best make, heating stoves
for churches, offices, bar-roon,S, soe
full assortment of Stoves VIII be ke pt CONSTANT
ly on hand and sold al wholesale and retail at prI-
ces TO SUIT the times, and quality, warranted equal
10 The best eastern make. Machinery of all kinds
repaired promptly. Patterns made TO order.
GiE.LkARD DOCK.
october 80, 1857. T.. w. ASHC0M.
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RELL. BTGKiLEH Avn snuErl

The next State Senate will ha ono - ~
abIest bodies that has ever met in tb. c,a,,
chamber at Harrisburg. Wear olad II sacard
the election of iion Thomas S RelI of tba
Chester District; Hoo. Charles r. Buckalaw ot
tb Columbia Dlstrlcl, and of Hon. William p
Schefl, of the Bedford end Somerset n;sir;c,
They are able men and lust the men for the
position to which they have been elected and
who, with the venerable Wilkins, Welsh. Wal
ton, Wright Brewer, Knox and others will
form body that has rarely been eonalled in
the past historyof the State. JUDGE BeIl has
always been iavoate in this COUNTY. number
ing numerous friends, and has never been a,can-
didate for any position that he has not received
a portion, at least, Of the votes Of old Mont
gomery" when It was in her power TO give
them Hon. Charles R. Bnckalrw was the
talented Chairman Of the Damocratic State
Central Commltte during the campaign through
which we haVeJu4 passed How we'll and
how ably be managed 1t, the brilliant success
achieved on the second Tuesday OF October last
fully maniiesis. he is an able and logical deb
atrr, aud one Of tb- ablest men in the State.
and who is destined without doubt to fill higher
stations.
Hon. William I. SchrlI has won great
victory, as the ODDS Were largely against him,
the district being, composed of Bedford, 5onrr-.
set and huntington counties, district that no
democrat would l3rdIy have dreamed ofcarry-
ing. The fact that MIR Schell did carry the
district speaks all .latneed b., told. He is one
ofthe rising men Of the State, and a man of the
right stamp HE'S Bedford County man
a co-Iabnrer Of tia energetic and indefatigablt
Cessna. another G aerseif-madr lnpn-who has
already made h, mark and whom we expect
to see at DO very distant period, Governor Of
the State, and warecord his election with pc
cular gratifcal0J. While a member Of the
Legislature, few years ago, he was Speaker
Of the Housr All he would make an able
Speaker Of the $aatp The election than of
such nen as Be, Buckaf-w, and &chpI, re-
fleets the highes honor npon their constituents,
and we may rXFct legislation based upon sound
principles.-.F'rjstoua Register.
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LINING .f.ND LOEL}G,
BY MISS VIRGINIA r. TOW NSFN

Miss Townsend is known one of our best mag
azine writers, and although qnie young. has not her
equal in her peculiar styl". The present volume in
ciudrs some of her best Tales and Sketches which.
together with correct and beautiful portrait of the
author, by that distinguished artist, John Sarain
Esq. will render 1t particularly acceptable TO her
numerous friends.
The Book is handsome l2mo. volume, printed on
the finest paper, bound in a new ana beautiful STYLE
and IS sent TO any part of the United States by mail
free OF postage, OH receipt OF the price, Sl.O0.
]. W. BRADLEY, Publisher,
IS NORTH Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

A young man named Nathaniel Hart Evans. former
y resident of Fulton County, near McConnells-
burg, found missing the 18th December last
and has not been heard of since. To any person
giving information of him the sincere thanks
will be returned. Direct to Rays Hill Post Office,
Bedford County, Pa.
EVAN EVANS.
Oct. 30. :57
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Hunger Meetings. idle, the dissolute
and feao of the really needy, population OF
New York city and Philadelphia, are holding
what are called "hungrr meetings" They are
said TO be gotten mp by men who for thp sake OF
notoriety, or from the rure love Of mischief,
gather thu rabbr together and harangue them
on the subject oftheir wants. The mayor OF
New York has promised the laboring poor OF
that city, work on the new Central Park.
Read the advertisements of Orphans Court
Sales in our advertising columns.
Judge CIaggett, of the first judicial district in
Iowa, made rule that lawyers who had cases
in court should not leave without notice. This
did not please them, and to put his honor ont
OF fcountenance, they would get up, zone after
another, and say with long faces and juvenile
accent, "Please, thir, may 60 out!'' His honor
bore this as long as he could, when he had
them all put in jail The Burlington HaUceQe
says that ''no public edifice, no, excepting the
Penitentiary, ever contained so much latent
rascaity as the Madison Jail, when filled with
the lawyers OF the district"
Mrs. Valentine Bes: has become sole propri-
tress of the DaagiHe Eafeiiigeacer, owned and
edited by her deceased husband Mr.. Oscar P
Kepler, has taken charge OF the paper as Editor
and Publisher.
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Caution.

All persons are hereby cautioned not TO harbor my
daughter Cordelia, on my account, she left my
year ago. and am determined not to paw
any debts Of her contracting, hereafter.
FREDERICK SMITH.
Nov l3 Is
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MEXICO.

This unhappy country continues n an unsettled
state The news from Vera Cruz to the 18th
inst, is highly important Congress hati sus-
pended the political guarantees OF the new Con-
sttu.ion, and invested President Comonfort with
supreme or diciaiorial power. Serious difficult
ties had occurred between the SpanIards and
Mexcans in Cuernavaca, and martial law had
been proclaimed in that district in consequence.
Advices from Yucaan represent the whole pop
ulation Of the province as IN arms. The ac-
counts Of The ravagrs of the Indians are fearful.
The towns of Chcnconot and TrkaX Were
sacked under circumStaceS OF peculiar a;rocty,
and the people Of the Eastern district were fly
iog from hr savageS in all directions
Rumors are also rife of an intended inva-
sion Of Mexico bY the Spaniards in union wllh
the Santa Anna party There are stirring
times ahead, and there is no telling what
troubles are in store for that distracted Re-
public.
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OF the several townships OF Bedford county will
meet at the Commissioners Office, on Monday, the
7th day Of December 1857. to receive their dupli-
Gates, instructions &c.
Il. NICODEMUS, Clerk.
Nov. Il, 1857.
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News FRoM THE UTAu EXPEDITION. -Mr.
Landor, chief engineer Of Magraw's Wagon
Road Survey, arrived at ST. Louis on Saturday
en- route to Washington. The expedition has
gone into winter quarters at Wind River, near
the South Pass.
Mr.. Landor corroboratrs the previous reports
relative to the destruction OF ahe government
trains by the Mormons. In consequence Of new
discoveries and explorations by Landor's party,
the military force had abandoned the old ronlr,
and were approaching Salt Lake Valley by the
open plains of the Western descent aud by The
Bear and NIaIade rivers.
Gov. Cumming and Col. Cooke had met
and wrre two days march east Of Fort Lar
annie.
Brigham Young disclaims any knowledge Of
or participation in the destruction OF the supply
trains.
Intelligence from Fort Krarney confirms the
report Of the destruction Of the government
train by The Mormons
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I5~Cen.al walker, the FlIibusIer chirf,
after givIn.'aiI for his appearance in Court at
New Orlt1s, .em5arkrd with 80 men in a
steamer fo,'Iabile, intending 10 meet on the
way the sinner Fashion. which had cleared
from that rt with men, arms, munitions and
provisions oun,l for Nicaragua.
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BY virtue OF oIder OF the Orphans Court Of Bed
ford county, the subscriber viii sell at public SALE
on the premises, in Londonderry township, in said
coupty Wednesday. the 23d day Of December next
a fract Of lint Of l25 acres, ajoat 10 acres
cleared; having thereon two small log houses and
log barn, late the property OF Amos RaIey, deceas-
ed. This property is WHIPS Creek, near the route
ol the Conueil>vilte Rail Road
TERMs-CASH. on the confirmation Of sale on
Monday OF February Court
WIN. NJ. HALL,
Adalr oil Amos Raey, dec
Nnr % -
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pursued bold manly, straight forward and
NV so doing, has won the esteem of every patriotic
citizeu Of the county. When men like VIM. Lash
lev leave the ranks of the opposition, the bone and
snew of their organization are, indeed, ia ken from
zhem Democrats,
ssHaag out your banners on the outer walls,
The cry is still, they come -
LeraL-WLLlAM ]. BAER, ESQ, of Somer-
set, will hereafter practice regularly in the sev-
eral courts of this county. Mr. Baer passed
several DAYS with US during the present week,
and made himself numerous friends Litigants
wishing 10 eynpIoy him, can do so through the
editors ofthis paper.
.fdeiftsdfo the Baron Wednesday even
ing last, Messrs. Charles M. Barton, Robert w.
Evan and James L. Rush were admitted TO the
practice of the Law in the several Courts of
this county We are Informed that their exam
inaton was a very thorough one, and that they
passed it with great credit. Messrs. Barton
and Fyaa studied in the office of Messrs. Cessna
and Shannon Mr.. Rush was under the pre-
cpptoriai direction of VIM. NJ. Hall, Esq. Be-
SIDES the evidences they have given of making
good lawyers, Messrs Barton, Fyan and Rush
are all Democrats, sound TO the core, and that
y "o '''''"s ''N,'''''''s '''''''''''
'v' - "'."' Jug
the law"
.qcgudiei Henry Dilling, charged with
the murder of James Flukr, was tried In Court
and acquitted OF the charge, on "Wednesday last,
There was much public sympathy with the de-
fendant, and his acquItta seemed to meet with
the general appreciation ofthe people. The at-
fair out of which this trial grew, was sad one
for all parties concerned, and long may it be
ere we shall be called upon 10 chronicle IFS like
again.
Ediforih TigH- We had thu pleasure of
call, few days ago, from JAuES B. SAMSON.
ESQ, the talented editor Of the Fulton Demo
crat Mr.. SanSon publishes sound Demo-
cratic newspaper, in the columns OF which he
has already done yeoman service for tbp party
in gallant little Fulton. ''Long may he wave.''
D.. at.,.,, n. .,.-
reader,--we do not mean ',ljrc" bears-we do
not pretend 10 say that Brun is walking about
in all the glory of lie, and paws and shag,
'seeking whom to drvonr somebndy''-we
merely wish to state that very nice slice Of
BEARS meat was presented Us, the other day, by
our friend, Cot. L. NJ. SrATLEe, Of Mt.''Worth,
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HOOPS-Brass < Whaebone. Skirt Hoops Just
Received at Shoemaker's Colonade Store.
Aug. 81, 1897.
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Lsgal.-WlLLIAN J. BAER, ESQ, ofSomer-
set, will hereafter practice regularly in the sew
eral courts of this county. Mr. Baer passed
several days with US during the present week,
and made himself numerous friends. Litigants
wishing 10 eynpoy him, can do SO through the
editors of this paper.
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The Bedford Gazette.
AT HOME AND ABROAD.

.4nother .fccession.-One ofthr most gratifying
events that have occurred in our local politics,
since the late election, the accession 10 the Dem
ocratic ranks of that old vetecan opponent of our
marty, VIM. Lashley, Esq, of Southampton tp. 1t
will be seen by reference to the proceedings of
the Democratic Meeting on Monday evening last,
published in another column that Mr.. Lashley act
ed as a Vice President of that Meeting. He has
nursued bold, manly, straight forward course and
by so doing has won the esteem of every patriotic
CITIZEN Of the county. When men like VIM. Lash
Rev leave the ranks Of the oppostlon the bone and
.inew of their organization are indeed, ia ken from
zhem Democrats,
ssFiaag out your banners on the outer walls,
The cTy is stilI they come +"
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Z. S. SENAToRs.-H J. Pnckney Hem
derson and Hon. ]. w, HemphiII have been
elected U. S. Senators from Texas, in place of
Gen. Rusk, decd and Gen. Houston, whose
term will expire on the 4th of March, 1873
They are both sound and unninching Demo
Gratis.
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INDIA TO BE LHRisTiANIZED. The London
Times says lnd must br Chrisianizgd, but the
diihculty IS how 10 do 1t. 1t cannot be dou4
by iorce, and aanndrrd years possession OF IN
dIa hy Chrs'4n government has had Rorfrct
on the religion If The iiindoos The Times
thinks, howsye5, that ii was the cowardly
policy scotland the social license allowed
dnring thai peJd, which intrrfrrpd with thu
civiiizing rtircol Christianity, Fnr HI ndoos
now must yiel tothe force Of Christianity as
soon as It's di>jplrs take mp the matter and
preach it as ta true religion. All the Efforts
hitherto seem il designed 10 produce con
trary mp-esS and create the idea in thr Hin
doc mind tbatae Enzlish We're very Indifferent
about the >o2j:t Of religion. The evangell-
zing process NOW 70 b. tried. The mission
atty "lll find .rnty of labor in the undertaking,
especially as Ie severtirS inflicted upon the
HlndooSdorII The war wil add large share
of national hssed 10 enli>ting religious anIipa-
thy.
MoMTxaL SrArue or CLAy.- We see by
the New Crhns papers that the contract for
the staue 70 b-rrcted in that city to th- memory
oi the lIiuStrns Henry Clay has brpn sjgned
and that the ork viii be commenced forthwith.
The sculptors Mr.. Joel T. Hart, who wIl 5e
assisted in chg the statue by Mons. Miller,
OF Munich, no Is reported 10 be the most emi-
nent caster Ehropr The artist is now in
this country H. undertakes, 10 the best Of
his ability, aronza statue, twelve feet six in :
ches high conformity with design Of his
own, that h.bren approved by The association
and to dey tito tn Committee in New Orr-
ans, & snpin,end It's erection on or before thr
first day Of .nuary, 1860 H. also contracts
to make G,ign and working drawings for the
pedestal e Monument Association agree 10
pay the arl for this worI, thu SUN Of $4,000,
$1,000 on II completion Of til model and It's rea-
dimes, 10 beast in bron2r, and the remaining
$1,000 on delivery Of the statue 10 the Com
mittre. stfer from the artist gives a hope
the statue II b" ready for u5uration on
the 18th hriI,. 1859.
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Department in which they manufacture underline
immediate supervision of Mr.. Bymre, their excell
ent assortment of Tin ware, We offer great indnce-
ments TO country merchants by way OF a large dis
count, very large stock, and excellent work, their
assortment of stock embraces probably 30 different
patterns of Cook and Heating Stoves selected from
the choicest patterns of the best Foundres in Pha-
delpnia Baltimore York ana Pittsburgh, ask espe-
cal attention, this part Of stock by all wanting
good warranted stoves.
We have hand few old fashioned stoves at
reduced prices.
Berlin Stoves, $40, 90 all sound.
Hathaway $1,000 oS15,o0
Thankful to all who have patronzed US with Job
work. would inform them that we still attend
with care and despatch TO out door work, spoutng
and sheeting done at the lowest prices according TO
quality of the work. We keep constantly on hand
the celebrated Victoria stove Backing, which is
cheaper aud superior TO any thing else used for
this puTposet Russia and American stove Pipe and
Fire boards constantly on hand and made to order,
Whole Sale or retail. In short every thing in the
timing, stove and copper smith line. Please give
a call and examine Tor yourselves
Oct 10th. BLYMIRE x HARTLEY.
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C!ED:

In FrieFs Cove, at thesbouse of her,son, Mr.. 10
seph Di@ on The 9th inst, Mrs. Anna Maria Diehi,
aged 81 aars months and p days.
She lees eleven children, Sc grand children and
sc grea, rand children.
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Telegraph 0Gce.-We are authorized to state
that the Office Of the A. & 0. Telegraph Com
Pany, will hereafter be open on Sunday from
half past 8 O'Clock to half past A. NJ, and
fromS to P. NJ, for The transaction Of busi-
ness This order has been made by the Super
Intendent.
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General Caoaignoc, the great French Repub-
hcan' and the terror LOUIS Napoleon, died a
snort time ago, of aneurism of the heart Cen
oa'a'snac was the principal opPonsnt OF the
present Emperor, for the Presidency Of the
shorl-lived French Republic.
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PEoGREss OF THE TELECRAPH.-The Scien-
HGc y4merican says, calculation has been made
by which it appears that, Of overland and sub
marine trlegraphs, there are completed and in
progress of construction at the present time, the
following lengths: United States $4,000 miles
overland: South America, 300 miles, over
land; Europe, 1900 miles overland; India,
5000 miles, overland. Submarine, Europe
and America, 900 miles. Total, IS, $50 miles,
This aggregate will be increased 700 miles by
the completion of the Atlantic Telegraph. Of
the Europeans and Indian Trlegraphs, not more
than from six 10 seven thousand miles Of The
lines commenced are finished, yet the next six
months will probably see them all in operation.
The NEv TERRITORY OF ARIzoNA.-Private.
advices have been received from Arizona, (says
the New York Journal of Commerce indicating
the election of Lieut.. Mowry, as delegate 10 Con
grpss, without opposition. The election vas 10
BE- held on the 81 Of September. Application
will de made TO congress for the organization of
the Territory, and for the lrgallzaton Of this in
formal election.
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HI subscribers take this method OF informing tie
public that they viii continue the business OF mer-
ehandsing at the old stand, and hope by strict atea
tion 10 business 10 receive liberal share Of public
patronage.
We have remodeled the Hopewe Mil, and are
now ready 10 grind all kinds of grain. We will at
all times purchase all kinds of grain for which the
highest price will be paid.
BARND0LLAR K EVERHART.
Hone we'll Cc+ m lG--
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

he partnership heretofore existing and trading
Under the hrm OF BarndoaT, Lowry Il Co..
and kverhart Ashcom Il Co., has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. The books &C. are in
the hands Of Barndoer x Fyerhart who are author
lzed to settle all accounts OF the old firm.
g. X. BARSD0LLAR,
J. j. LOWRY.
c. W. ASHCOM.
Hopewell, Sep.1. '57. J. c. EyERHART
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Bedford Markets.

oonnrn wrrFLr BY J. K ). NJ. SHOEMAKER.
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ssHaag out your banners on the outer walls,
The crY IS still, they come