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I,EA.TMEss; aaIaDEs.

HHyHE undersigned having on hand alarge
. Quantity Of leather suitable for shoe
makers and saddlers, and being desirous to
meet Ills pecuniary engagements, offers the
same for sale for cash far below The usual pri-
cts ces. 81 He still continues to buy beef hides at
the highest prices. He respe ectfully soliclts =
share of the public patronag Sc.
VICTOR TOUCHY
Washington, June 18th 4 858. 6rnI
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I i. THE undersig igned, thankful fort

THE undersig gned, thankful for The
| patronage heretoIor extended To him,
would Iespec ctfuIly inform his friends
and ne pnbIir genera that he has located him
self III the Towil of Washi gton whore he II now
reaiy fo exerute promptly and with neatness alt
wdrf ID him. suck as Carnage Repairing,
painfina. thinning end 0rnanentin as well as
Sipn ar,d urnanlental Painting generally BY close
aSfenkion fo business be hopes AZ merit cotInia-
fssfs sssf nafr,fae A lsOIN Ntss.
Wssbington. La, j an. 9th, 1853
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VNI. HERR, Boot & shoe Maker.

80 EIl n lI AS the honor to inform the
public ID general and his friends
Ms6ss ~ JIM particular, that he ID ready to-
IlgHHHs execute all osders concerning the
oe ana Boot line in the shortest tune and neatest
style. His charges are very low, and for cash only
IS Give him call before going to any other shop,
and YOU viii surely buy, becanse the work recoln-
nnends the Workmen. Us 81 5zs9
ES His shop is onjB Bellevue street, between Court
'' opelousss, Decernber 2sth 1857
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NOTICE..

YEyHE undersigned having taken the contract for
il carrying the Mail between Opelousas and St.
Martins, BY Gros Chevreu and Braux's Bridge, will
continue take passengers at the usual rate Those
who would like to take through ticket from St.
Martin to the Bell-Cheney Springs, will only have to
pay eight Dollars NOEL LARCADE.
Opelousas 9th June 1858. 2
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ISIDORE GRA0UILLA,
cutter @saaa EsasraVeF.

NH aA u WKC GUGGVH s9NAU GEa9Kd dvVH 3
nAFFERS his services to the public Of the Parish
" Of st. Landry. Having established at ST. Mar
.insyille Depot Of Italian Marble Of the first quality
he is now prepared to erect Funerary Monuments with
or without Inscriptions on all plans and according to
all tastes, in prompt aud workmanlike manner and
on moderate prices.
Those who may need his services will please write
to him, at St. Martnsvle, apply to the editor of
the Opelousas Courier. Aug IA, 1858.
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Notice to Planters and Shippers.

:YHy @ avoid any nisappT pTehension and to know the
u facts, we take this method to inform them
that the prices Of and passage the steam
eIs ANNA PERRET and ". BURTON, will be
the same as last season, and shall be as low any
good and safe boat in the trade.
Thankful for past favors. we hope by strict at
tention to cur business, and responsibility, for any
losses that may occur by the fault of those we en-
ploy, and being always on hand, to merit a liberal
share of their patronage.
January 9th, 1855
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no smokers OF Cut Tobacco.

YkHy yHE undersig gned especially informs
country dealers. and consumers gem
orally, that he has lately added 10 his manu-
factory of ST rs, which obtained medal
at The Universal Exhibition IT Paris in 1855.
the manufacture Of all kinds of SMOKING
TOBACCO, which be guarantees as good,
at least, as those Of the most celebrated hou-
ses. besides being perfectly pure and Of 4
pleasant taste.
General Depot Il bis Store, Ne. 16 st:
Louis street, Newt prlea1ls. III.
Manufaetory at Me- Donogh hsille. Louisiana.
DELPIT
Nor. 18th, 1867 II 1y-5
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

- Apikely plantation, 8 miles from
::s: - Opelousas, is offered for sale at pri-
Rsski vate sale. It contains II arpents
of land, 80 or 35 of which is wood land, and
the balance good for cultivation There is a
good dwelling house, negroe quarters, cotton
gin, and all the necessary out houses and all
under fence.
For particulars apply at this Office.
Opelousas, April 24th, 1858.
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New Orleans and 6epelOusas
Regular Packet.

q ag1Sh THE good and safe steamer
..-zzaAsag. rs g Anna PEREZ, Capt: G. E; Let
A1LLrER, built expressly for the
above trade, will continue her regular week y
trips, leaving the Quarantine Station, on the Bayou
Ceurtablsau, every Sunday at 12 s'cock, M, and
New Orleans every Wednesday at P: NJ.
A safe Barge in command of an old and expe-
rienced Captain will take such freight as the health
officers viii permit, and deliver the same at Bar
rys Landing, Waxia, Washington and all landings
between those two points, provided water permits
and no impediments are in the way.
5 HINCKLEY & CO.
September 18th. 1855
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a YlRa9
CHERRY T0RAL,
OR THE nAFsD CURE OF

3fH935aSsf& -sA Group, asthma sincpient Con-
asazgvassssus5 5aafI7ssA sumption, for the re-
e consmptice patients IN advanced the disease
We need not speak the public Of stues Throughout
every and almost hamlet Of american
ready known Nay, sware the civilized
this continent without some Of its
among them living trophy of its victory the sub
and dangerous diseases Of the throat and While
dabs dangerous diseases Of pulmonary il is also
the peasanest and safest remedy that employed for
aud Parents .hoald have it IN store
We have grounds believe The Cherry eo,s
lives by the consumpons prevents than those it cures
Keep BY you your colds while they curabe
neglect them uhti no human skill the inexorable
canker that fastened the vitals, your life away AL
the dreadful fatality of lung disorders and they know
too the virtues of this remedy need not do than to
them it is s made the best 1t be- We spare no
cost care toll produce the perfect possible,
and afford those who rely the best agent which
eLi iranf f,rnis for their rcnre
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CONDITIONS.
Subscription, for one year, payable III advance,
three doliars if paid at the end of the year, four
dollars. ID No subscription wil be received for a
period less than one year. "a subscriber wishing
to discontinue must give tprten notice TO that ef.
feet, and settle up all larrearages. . s5 # &
.Adueftisisg "A advertisements win be inserted
at 5eents per line for each and every publication
A Liberal discount will be made, for yearly. and
standing advertisements. zs
All the embellishments will be inserted In french
and english until the editor shall judge it conve-
nient to discontinue the publication. 54#
No advertisement OF subscription will be stepped,
ton of the publisher. 3ss 5 II q ss
No election tickets Or other jobs printed without
the money. orthe person ordering them to be print
ed is responsible person. ftea veisgsa sLs 81
Ten dollars in advance will invariably be re-
quired for the announcement Of candidates for office.
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THE subscriber takes this method
Of informing the public, that he has
On hand ard is daily nnannfae turing
all kinds ol Saddles, Bird lies, Harness 68
and every other article usual kept
i'd his line Of trade, at NJ iessrs Gibbs
q Clark Il shop, where yosa ca1 find
at alt times, from q low price saddle 81 ~ Il
sser harness 81 the finest that can be
made in the State, call il seaited is be Ii deter
mined 10 please both price and of work.
GEORGE pILFORD. q
Opelousas May 1stt, 1858.
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TLITRRleY INST TlVI0N on 0PELOUsls.

1TAgE h. G E IRA II d, priineipal Of the
.lV Literary Institution, has the homer of
informing tIie pnbliics tliat w Has opened ani
Evening Glass Tor Tile young men who would
wish to take lessons either in French er
lathe ematios, I'LL case that their occupat tiers
viii not pernlit them % attend The day cas-
he evening class sol, l,,enes on Mon
day the 18th OcGobe instant at o'clock,
i. III. the same to llast u.itiill 8 81 o'clock.
81 The feeul All pap the institution can
avail themseIyeas of tke class WithoutS
extra charge, but tll,e will have vi furnish
their own
OpeIousas S)etUEssk II 6shi
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Ueo 3s, R n VII uk1
Civil Engineer. S1rTeyor and Draushislnllal
WAlHIaoros, s.. IANpaz l.ls ~ "a. 4.
April Iosh, 1853.
seaaFs sSys SAg DlAaS9ss

ss s1na,-SSya AJD dice.
d D III II. " TIID NJ AIS . n ERT0N,
eEtforules Nj q eo,lsssell llnrs III ~ ai11.
7H AVING assnciated themselves IN The prac-
@ tice af their ofession, will attend sldysy
fhe district Courts of the Parishes of 81 Landry
aic,,sseaa, pidss md and The arnna!
ssssit,lls dc the uprenae Coaft at md
Alexandra. ., i. .,ls ]. -
ss1E Odfcs III 0peioasas "a April 24thsd d85S.
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OpeIousas 2sth August. 1858.


qll equal ID quality, IS not
Superior, to the celebrated Thomastown Lime,
on hand and ffor sale by the undersig igned.
Those who are in need Of Lime to build or
Otherwise, would do well u purchase this
article, as il is inferior to none and will he
sold great deal eheaper than the Thomas.
town Lame
For sale III large Of small llota, either on The
sppre1miiaes 81 III sthe Town DC pelousas.
LUIz. 81
octob,eear OH. 85s
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AAuR sore Magazine st., having been
damaged 81 The FIRE Of lst inst, during repairs
pa have 4ef1sporaTiIY rernoyed to IN D. 76 Canal st,
sslaere Ee shall be happy to see our friends and
alIoiders eafrasted 10 ns will receive our pTompt
attention as usual.
G.. W. DUNBAR & CO, S
W Wholesale dealers In Boots, Shoes, and Brogans,
M. 40 Canal ST, New Orleans. *5ss.
q Sept l8 1885, s4ss 5isz
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EDWARD WEBER,

House, Sign aasd Ornamental Painter,
E WAsH1seTos, La. 70
TTAs the honor to offer his services to the pub
LII Lie of this Parish. Graining, marbling paper
hanging and glazing, done in the best style and
Workmanlike manner. All orders left at the Cou-
rier Office IN Opelousas, o. TO him, at Washington,
viii be promptly attended to. ESept. 11.-6m.
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TlDaIl " m N

4 N G iust ssofs ii
lafsIy .occnpiedl All mi IN
tae publ
Tniln and aTy gpods
Boots pas, ready samades
sIotis Clocks, atchss ssslIy ,and sgIsas
sI,ish M Tiil selI for casll onI low ~
aasaS ~ Neye.1 81 care II he saarad
Cd III ass thosa VII cnnaa tas.Ili u by
q ~ EoastrY praduee M me % shass
atssI ilacst fas ssfa sie rIis u aIls
ss,,sa. I'm sA Fsri
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- from the lss Of March 1858
- allll work must be paid
for on delivery We are mn
abIe b continue The business on any other
terms y ~ 81 " - ~
3 Opslous. m Fab.; 2 sTYth. 1855. assss
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4 III n u III laolaiss

EaHHYsS xsaHn aa alA 81 Ae1tasasss
IIayiIIg tIiis
aas sinfofIns me sEona1i
III Hill, 80 III, oaf
nere ana epIlided to hls eare.
He takas this nifty of informing
fhoss ro WI he s1el1sr
ared hi Him nnlaassI Sase aE.s stsssal,9ss
fseizhk aaFe l,asll I'ala adKs a. s on
Il.lsa uf sa6
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IN & I'D u ID % &gs

q pair Of shoes, paIr Sheets Il
q summer paietots, 4 table towels ss.
q winter ditto, toilet dltto Il
4 summer pantaoons, u n ham bar, III /,
5 s,vinter ditto. i wash bowl. comb aud
4 shirts. S'7ss ss tooth brush,
B cra yats. coat brush, q looking
q vests, gsass,
MAJ n III III. ss558 u. 2s shoe brushes,
8 Blankets, s6 peck Get hanaKeI haels'
L Dfosquitto bar, eaIid dlsstick
I Opeiousas, January Goth. is5s.I
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u LIFERagY INSTITUTION OF aPELoUsAS.
Preparatory School for the Academies
I. &C. OF the Union, 4.

s. g Es.tirs Religious ard Political 1olsranee." :,
49, DEpARTMENTsf:
&c. E. DuRaaD, Principal: /: Prefessor#g FJesch
Latin, History and Mathematics.
HEnRr FRAzEE, PRO- fessor: Of -English, Gson4try
Geogrdphy assd Writing. #a
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,sge 1aa e D IN 8 d

"a BOaHlngs sby IAG g ~ NJ .
Day Scholars by the gear. III 4c oo #
s s ,ss 81 I. by the raonth, s E oo 4 /.
Il s$Es S#s5s ss FURNITuRE.f
Bedsfead, Mattrass, Pillow, By the quarter, 81 oD
5 Wash;ne 81 the month, #'' so
The students are ted 70 furnish their lights
and their wood during tie winter.
There will beItwo public semi. annual examina-
tions during each year sss
The Scholastic year il composed OF IL months
including the month of vacation.
The reductions in cases of sic kness or other cau
ses Independent of the will will always be aecor-
ded with the greatest seanit u.
Medicine and the attention af Physician ~ a case
of kness at the cost of Parents, ~ " hch case
Parents have lt;lt their choose their med
sicaf Attendant. a sss 81
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JOEL ii. sAMDOz, NOTARY PHBLIC
NE7ILL attend with care ard diligence To all
We business entrusted TO him, such as Family
Meetings, Meeting of Creditors, sales, transfers
and exchange Of property, mortgages, release ct
fnortsages, Donations Inventaries, Testaments, &C
Lewis & porter's. 59s s. sess g Is s
Qpslousas April 18th, 1857
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JAnEEsS RAY, NOTARY RUDIsIo.
KNYILL pulctualy attend 20 ailbusiness entrusted
Il w " TO his care. Office 40 Opelousas.
aOpelousas, april 25th, 8bT .ss
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opslonsas " asela 1858.
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W IME, SALT, NAILS, and a general
u "A assortment Of Family Groceries. for
sale cheap for cash
DEBAILLON u CARRIERE.
january 10. 1881 Washisaaes1, Ia,
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tFoRM or BONDsMAN's oFFER)
@ hereby agree 10 60 npon the bond Of MT.
contractor TO the amount of the estimated value of
the work for which be bids, and as security that
he will faithfully execute said work according to
the contract sz
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Opelousas, October I'd, 1885, -
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m ashington, . une 18th 4 85
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From the Memph,s BuIle,ia.
VIVA. 4. now "rhe Demoer.eyr,,


'The democracy" of the present day claim
JEFFERSON and JACKSON as the great apostles
of their creed. and pretend that that creed
has never been changed or lost sight of by
them. In view of this universal boast, it be-
comes interesting to inquire If the fact they
SO vauntingly assume be true. We take
single example. and that shall be in reference
to the power aud binding force of the adjudi-
cations of the Supreme Court of the United
States. We begin with an extract from the
Washington Union of a late date. That print,
the official organ Of the democratic admins
tration Of Mr.. BrcHANAS, Of late date. SAYS:
We want to be able to fix upon n principle
TO guide us in all the future elections. We
want To b. able To say authoritatively, by the
direct decision Of the federal courts. that the
question of slavery in the Territories has been
h.aiiy determined. II the opposition desire
10 take issie with Us upon the question Of the
overthrow OF the Supreme Court. we are ready
to accept it. and appeal TO the country. We
want no more skulking and petiifogging in
our own party. We want n bold, compact
universal democracy. We stand by the deci-
sion Of the S,prcm. Court. and WE PRO-
NOCNCE THE CURSE OF HERESY upon
every man who invests his interests In the
cause of Northern or Southern opposition TO
that decision. We nave had enough time
serving. OF yieldieg to traitors, because they
can vote--of selling principles as opates 90
atop the clamor of one set Of demagogurs
that another may be elevated to power and
position. The best recipe IN reduce aud de-
grade party Is 10 grant indulgences TO trim
mers. and to an ihorize hfretscs 10 minister at
the affairs OF the faithful. The unity OF a
political organiz ston Is a. necessary rs the
unity OF abe States. Nor Is II possible to
mair,taii the latter without the former.
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The telegraph has mentioned that there
was great excitement at Peoria on Tuesday.
on account of the failure of Curtiss & Co.
The banking-house and the private residences
of the firm were threatened to be torn down
by the mob, and the military were notified to
hold themselves in readiness to check any
such demonstrations. The senior partner
seems to be more blamed than his associates.
and there was talk of burning him in effigy
The following statement is from the Tran
script. rfyr~v r-EEN~E ~ n
The failure of the banking house of N B.
Curtiss u Co, was announced yesterday Mon
day. morning, and created great excitement
throughout the city.-The same house failed
about one year ago. and had succeeded in es-
tablishlng itself in business again principally
through the leniency of its creditors, who had
confidence in the integrity of its managers,
The present failure was wholly unexpected
and was brought about under circumstances
which lead to the suspicion that it was pre-
meditated, and that the design is to defraud
the public. How much ground there is for sus-
picion of this character, we have no means of
knowing. 81 .
n. b. Curtiss & CO., are the owners of
wildcat bank in Atlanta. Georgia. called the
Cherokee Insurance and Banking Co." At
the time of their first failure large amount
of this trash was in the hands of the people
Of this section, many of whom submitted to
heavy shaves upon it, while few held on to
what they had and what they could buy of it
until Messrs. G. d CO., had re-established
themselves, when il was redeemed. During
the six months in which they have been doing
business since their re-opening, C. & Co., have
been quietly paying out all the Cherokee
they could manage to, aud, redeeming every
dollar of il presented at their counter, have
succeeded in maintaining its credit
The consequence is that large amount of
this description of shinplaster currency is in
the hands of our farmers. mechanics, mer'-
chants, and others, who must submit to a
heavy, and perhaps total loss upon it, all
hope of the re-establishment of Messrs Cur
tiss Co. having fled. They even refuse to
take Cherokee in payment of their own debts
although, by some curious management which
we do not fully comprehend, it is announced
that it will be taken in payment of the out
standing debts of Moss Harding & Co.
The precise amount of Cherokee money
now IN circulation we are unable to ascertain
and 1t is of course impossible to tell The
prevalent opinion is that there is about $780,
600 of 1t IN the hands of the people of this
section. There may be distant localities
where it has been paid out. The amount of
money ON deposit with Curtiss & Co. By our
business men, at the hour of failure viii not
fall far short of $4,000. They promise theii.
depositors, we understand, that they shall
shortly receive their money in full There is
confidence In the promise in some quarters
but it is not general.
We advise holders of Cherokee not to mart
with it Immediately. Wait until the excite
met subsidies, and until an inside view of Cur
it's affairs can be had. .r t-
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NICARAGUA ExIGRArIoN.--We learn that an
emigration company is forming in this city
with Nicaragua selected n the future home.
4 vessel is to leave Mobile. on the 10th of
next month. for the Centrai American para
disc, and with tn, emigrants there collecting,
the company IN this city Is forming and pre-
pairing to leave. Major Ellis Is forming the
company here. and bis Office i Mt the Mer-
chant Hotel. where be will be pleased to re-
ceive the applications of nj. who desire to 60
along. This is civil aud peaeeable enter
prise. and those who 70 will land aud be re-
ceived. and suffered To look cut, each man
for himself, just rs the ship loads Of men do
who land here from the old shores OF Europe.
Nicaragua Is a place where citizens Of the
United States can settle and thrive In peace
able way, and there are thousands who want
to do So All necessary particulars about the
emigration will he given upon application to
n jor Ellis--N o. CFescsssf, 25tA o.
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TO cEoRcE n. PRENTICE.
M ncLAR1.n


Where the turbid dark Missouri
Rolls her pillows to the mai,i,
Mid her fragrant broad prarirs,
Wakes my minstrel-lute sgan, z
And upon the wings Of morning
With the song Of bird and bee,
One green leaf, from memory's garland,
PoetKing, I wait TO thee. q 1kstN q
Soft and sweet ccho's playing
DER some fairy haunted stream,
May ii gently float around thee o.
Like some dim remembered dream .fJAs
Till those memories pure and holy
or thy life tie dearest part, .------.-
wake-and breathe in thrilling numbers,
The rich music, of thy heart
June is here again all radiant,
With her roses, and perfume, ~
And the bees are softly humming .i = .A- =
Mil the honey suckle's bloom
And the sunset skies are glowing
With the same golden dies,
That they wore one summer twilight
When we dreamed Of paradise.
Then come, when midnight mystic shadows
Rest upon the sleeping world,
And we'll float upon the starbeams,
With our spirit wings unfurled
Far away where angel watchers,
Guard the wonderous and unknown;
And no more on earth we'll wander
Weary hearted. and alone.
WOODLAND, PLATTE Co, Mo. June, 1855.
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fE- We have received pamphlet copy Of
the very able speech made by our fellow
citizen. W. n. BuBo. Esq, in the city of New
York on the oath September last, on the
"Doctrine of Squatter Sovereignty, the
inalienable rights of the citizens of the States
and Territories. and kindred questions
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Enclose the money IN our address for ,Io -,o,,,s -
eren, on recet of which they will he forwarded nv
hrst mail. Purchasers can have tickets epI;,a =, -
ngnra they NAV designate " my
The Last of Drawn Numbers and Prizns will he son,
10 purchasers Immediately amer the drawinr N'
Sc Purchasers will please write their si,,,,,rro.
pam ana give their Post Office county and Sta,c
hs- Kememhcr that every Prize is drawn ana n.r,
Die IN full without deduction ~ r"S"-
fS- All prizes or 81 900 and under Maid rouod,.,
thirty days " ~ Usual "'ne OF
Az communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates IN
= SWAN 4 co. Augusta Ga
HS. PERSONS residing near Montgomery ala NJ
A'ah,a, ga, can have their orders filled and save
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