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nails, teeth, etc, and par.s Of ths skull
were wing near. The clothes we're, how
ever, the means Of identifying the body;
they being not SO much destroyed but
that their texture could be discovered.
The pants we're Of small check or plaid
pattern. The shirt WIS considerably rot
ted. The coat seemed to be snuff color
cd. and a black silk handkerchief war
found. tied as it Wis ON the neck. In
the pockets of the clothing we're found a
Lepiue Silver Watch, jack knife, and a
buckskin purse, containing sl.36 in
money. A pair Of gloves we're found in
one of the coat pockets, and in another,
letter and several cards. The letter,
after driving, was readable, and was found
to be directed to Mr. Thurston. II was
from Philadelphia House, in reply to
some enquiries he had made about silk
for balloon.
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For The Advertiser.
COVER d FERRY, March l.. 80.
BENZ. BossERr Treisuser.


COVER . FERRY, March l., -.
FRIEND DANIELS
Dear Sir; | have been vigilant In
watching the dUings Of the last Congress
Just adjourned, and should suppose thu
honest port ION of the Democratic par.v
would condemn their duings. the Tx.
ccutlvc included, and would freely ally
with some other party tn affect 4 ciunCa
Ii must be evident to all that will read
the history If the party for the last ID
years, that ii IL Il party without common
policy or fixed principie--that ii is sec
tlonal party that il il essentially disun.
ION party, and [ think because cor-upt
parfr--and To defoat that party becomes
necessity co-extensive with our peace.
happiness and prosperity rs nation -
l,t-To prevent dsuniun. .d-pIaco
the slavery question where our furc-fa-
theirs placed It. anu where il remained
Tor the first seventy years of our exist
ence rs a nation 3a-Have m honest
economical administration of our govern.
nent, aud stop ~peculations on our troas.
urv. tth-Not give the President CON
uoi NJ our State banks by mems of \
bankrupt law 5th--No direct taxation
IN view OF duties on imports 5th-K ecp
the war~tnaklng power where the consti.
tutlon places it. and trust not James
Buchanan nor no President with that
nor allow him to make trenties without
the consent Of the Senate. nor trust him
With a corruption fund. TO be used At
home or abroad 1th-N0t drag us into
protracted war for the acquisition of
Cub1, or any other foreign ter~'torv
~tl-Not permit the importation nj far
elgn feions. paupers or slaves. 9'a-No
more alibustering by The Executive
While ne prctends TO preserve neutrality.
L0th'-N0 nominee for our next P-esi-
dent who will not pledge himself not to
veto IN agricultural and mechanical .oI.
lege bill. llth--Condcmn party and
President who would have -. 400 nopu.
Iatlon for admission FOR one territory and
I'll, 900 for another
Let ID De remembered that the govern
mcnt expenditures have enormously m
~1 ~4F'a aAiis' GttabIIat4C rule, especial
" The INST SIX wears. the rnrruptlnr in
fucnce of the peoples money Ia felt NJ
the ballot box throughout the and. and
nobs have been encouraged BY govern
nent officers to carry eiecrions-and stuff
ballot boxes
| am thinking senator T.ombs vas
near the mark, when he saiu in the T
:. senate, ours !. The must eorrr,pt e,gr-
eminent in the world And senator
Johnson. Ut Tenn. vas well posted. when
he said, in the + :. Senate. # the 7ao-
pie only knew the extent IT corruption
thcrn, they would come to WASHINGTON
and pitch The wtloic concern IN the Pr.
tomac. And NJ Calhoun II credited
with much sagacitv Nv The Democratic
party, and the following sentiment utter
eel ~ him. con FIRMS the facts in nv
nina, Viz The Democratic nar.v have
40 cohesive principles except he power
of public punder-which nus nj lezst
doubled III the national :rcasurr since he
uttered the above,
n =
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vAsaASr HEIR ro Two AiLLioss'
The Buffalo Republic states that = h" !, ;,
sian named Albert Davis, who, on fhe III
of February. was sentenced to the peni-
tcntiarv of that county as vagrant' mas
fallen heir. by the death Of his father, Z"
an immense fortune i'm Russia. valued at
over two millions Of dollars. The BANK
or of the deceased was in Buffalo On the
18th nlt.. taking measures to effect the
releusc Of David. who, says, he came Z"
this country four years a:o with sixty
thousand dollars in his possession, one,
half of which he lest by the punic, anu
the bulancc of which he squanderrd.
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BOSTON, March To.
4 diaboiical attempt was mnde this
State House, by firing a large bin filed
with shavings in tFe basement. when The
alarm was given. and during the confusion
two suspicious looking persons attempted
TO furcc their wav into the Court room
assigned for members. The smoke filed
the whuie building. The Senae took n
recess The House suspended business
for short time Both Houses we're fl
led with spectators. and members nj the
time. The excitement WIS very great.
The fire was extinru'shcd without much
danger. but there II no doubt but that it
was purDosciv set on fire.
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Ptt he TlIattsn A.lNavTisrr


tom Schoai Dtsesicf fa,r the wear e,,rtinw
Narch 18th. 1850.
In accordance with an Act passed hy
the Legislature. and approved Nnrch
! 18th, 1.5s, President. Vice President.
Secretary, and preasurer were elected.
Nay ID, 1853, aud on the following Sat
urday, sub Director. who together, OK
crpting the Treasurer, constituted a
Boara ~ Directors.
Vt the time If our election, the school
vas Ill operation, and the eentracts with
the teachers mn,in, by our predecessors
IN ONCE, mp tn the ID of July following
The public money due The district fur the
yenr, and the rate. bills assessed. we're NIL
required to meet the expenses af the
schooi up to the ID If July
BY the Act of March 18th, 1853,
(which WIS then understood to be- the
law ut tho State in reiation to pubiic
schoois, no provision was made for the
SUI port of public schools by rate. bills. or
IN any other way, except by tax, in con
nection with The public money. In &C,
cordance with this provision, meeting
v,s c.u.d h.. .l,a Paaua
OF voting tax, If the citizens If the dis
tr,r. sar a. Y, -. a =, 49,,
,t.,,,.,,;,l,. -. D.,
Mt their command fir .a,t;,,,, .h
school. it WIS closed m tbr ~ e r,l,
and the t..,c,.rs ,y;s.h,I
At 7 epec;aI ne.t;,o A. .bo J;n..
held Nov 9th, the prn.;da,t sa,-a..r-
and sub Director rcs,g,ad ,h.;- IT..
-Ieavinr the Vie. p-as;ler+ ,ba NIL.
mining member If the R,ard An H.,
books and accounts If tina 3,s.u;.. ...
The Trcasurpr.s. were ,,ssod ,... H.
hands.
In the eth If Dco.nh.r .ho c..
Board Of Education assembled IT Dies
Noincs. and the law passed bv RI. r.u
isiatu-o vas declared, bv the ~,,ro,n.
Court, unconstitutional Dnr,nr tho ana
sion Of the Board. however C,ra,,..
h. vas passed. leralizing and .a,sr..;.x
The acrs and .an,r,..,. -.
Jaw passed bv the Legislature , now
zeb,.j 1.,w ,r.,. ,ls., ,
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THE MISSISSIPPI IcE Boar Inc !"
Crosse RrpuSlscan = responsible for an 80
extensive ayelI' lately perpr.ra'ed ut enc
expense of the public, in the rep''.ess
arrival Of The Ice Boat Mt that place ana
is clearance for ST. Paul II will puzzle
some persons to conjecture WHAT s'" ""'
subserved by the hoax.
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- possible. This atfertually prevents
an" advantage being taken by one or two
Individuals, vino mar wish to contrr,l the
meeting In all cases If sufficient i'm.
por.ance TO raise Il caucus. the ballot
should be insisted upon, especially where
there in Il decided difference If opinion
among the people.
JUSTICE.
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IHuRsros, TIE .Faas Arr.-rhe r..
edo Bfaoe gives m interesting aceapnt
III the discovery If the remains NJ this
unfortunate nan, They we're diseorar
I'll ny Young lad IN thicket nj brush.
wood. The body WIS lismombernd and
terribly mangied So rs tn render anv iden-
ahcat'on impossible except by The cloth.
lhg The account Is as follows
There were portions NJ human h,du
without doubt, scattered around near thu
TIRE above mentioned Cluse br tho rrao
and imhedded IN The earth. was fond
Tie Iaw- bone broken. ana matted hair
parity in the earth. About two rods
rom lie tree vas found one of the boots
vi the person, containing fo,t nearlr
perfect, but much iecomposed. aud \ mar,
s'"n vi the shin bone With acsi, adher,ng
10 II. The boot had been rnawed and
evidently the flesh md been eaten br
hogs or wild animals. The ,tner haa,
was near by. Portions NJ The Snine ,vera
also found scattered about. anu several n
Inn n'lis, teeth etc. and narte 4 ~.
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nA Washington correspond mt :

E~A Washington correspond mt says
Secretary Cobb is in rap'ures with the
passage of the Trcasurcrv note bill, as 1t
"makes him easy fur tiftrcn months. -
This il the true feeling ut the zprndthrift
and prodigal, re joiced 1T any present r.
lief, and Regardless low the repayment is
tn be- made when settling lay arrives. -
Ian. .J.tr.
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l unryatiuDl III tuiDn.

NEW TORK March =.
\ mass meeting was held last night in
Tammany Hall for the purpose Of giving
expression 10 the feeling with which the
Democracy Of New York regarded the pro-
posed annexation Of Cuba The meeting
vas a large one. Tx Mayor Mirkel pre-
sided. Isaac Y Fowler read the rcso-
lutions. Senator Brown of Miss and the
Hon. John Cochrane of New York. aud
Cap. Rynders made speeches which were
TO effect. that Cuba must be ours.
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+ M. = = NJ 9.
Physician and Surgeon.
Cedar Bluffs, tsovaf's Ferry
March 18th. 1853.
PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE in hereby given that the i.ss will All
~ testament af John Iardarre. deceased. iate
ri edgr county. state 1fiowa. publicly read
81 the Mar h term of the County Court nj said
Cedar county. whereupon il nrtierrd that In
time for proving the he lie MAJ term 4 n.
ALB of said c"rrt. at which time sl PERSONS in.
tercsted ia said estate required tu appear ana
snow arse ii any Eher have. against the probate
III SAID will.
Ht arder d tie County C.,urt II said COUNTY
this 18th day oi aAreh. 4 y. Isaa.
Nv. George SMITH. To- Judge
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Fny ras atis.rrtser

This vord is said - DC Ut American
origin II an-ht then. tn hure a Demo.
cratic anu popular meaning. Fas u
IN theory, ii is Democratic enopph.
out practically, it is often very rrossIv
perverted. For Instance: Notice IA piven
NJ meeting, at certain time ma place.
to nominate candidates fur certain Offices
II Tie appointed aour. one uau noni-
nahes another IN chairman Of the meet
ny; VIM II elect Il, IT course. Anothar
man. 1r the same one moves the m.
polntment ut committee ut nomination.
lie committee to he appointed br one
man. TiG. lie chairman nj he meeting
IhesAove aforesaid ls, by courtesy or cns
TOM the chairman 1f the NOMINATING
committee, consist NJ usually of three ,r
Ave. The committee retlre. and soan
Jrin- III their report, which ia accented
and adopted. 1t may not meet the views
nj Il majority ii Tho meeting; int it IL
adopted, because III one wishes onenIv ~
oppose nomination 50 nude.
Now, how many have really Ind hand
Ia making tbs nomination There nun
have been majority If the meeting IN
favor Ut 1t. but, by little dexterity anu
tnaneuTaring, IT may have al been dome
bF two or three individuals. in opposition
NJ the wishes If the meeting.
The truly d-moeratie way or republic.
an, 1t rou choose, and the only Just and
proper way, to ascertain the choice vi The
meeting IL, to have informal ballots. nj
irst, and afterward make II as 4naujn.,s
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- Mr. Buchanan sav~ IN his vctn
message TINT nnnr~ obtained easilv. will
De lhrishlv expeadel. Accordingly. he
ana MS administration ARE doing Ill in
their power 20 make il M hard fnr tho
people To ret money - possible - Lol,fs-
III Eaurrrf
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For the Advertiser
tn tns Teachers nj Cedar County.

Section = IT the Act tn provide !
system Vt Common Schools. requires
the County Superintendent IN A certain
lay, "to meet all those VIM arn DESTROYS
1T passing III examination. and for The
transaction 1T all other business Within
nus jurisdiction, IN some suitable rom 1t
The seat u justice nj the county. mr. AZ
any other place Al the occasion NAV "a
4n1ro. And sec, 81 says he shall y
anime all persons who shall present them
selves 1t The proper time and alace.'
Please notice. therefore. that he nron.
ar time II the last Saturday If each
month. ut y clock L VI. precisely. aud
the place, the County superintendent
office 1T all times. except the INST -atur.
iar at April, when II will BIZ II the
school house near ~pringdaie Z e.
Fanctnailtr il Indispensable.
L ne4ai~9eai evidence af good moral
character, n writing, will be reauIred If
every applicant J MAYNARD.
Catottg Superintendent.
Upton, March 18th. 1850.
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aa- 4 New York Justice rece 'tiy sent
a negro to the prison for SIX months tor
living. No doubt he thought lying too
great a luxury to be enjoyed BY an 'nfe-
rior race.-Louisr,Ne ,Jvuraai
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ssr~ The Dubuque cypress Tad Heruftf
spfaks III lion. haturin L. Fisher in
connection With tic f'iharnatorial nomi-
aat'on. The friends Of \ uuustns Caes ar
b"d@e had better Destir themselves ~
the Worth Last Is moving pofelaially
for Fisher.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given to all Interested. that All Hoy
must be shut m, and AIlcv~ cleaned ous by the
ia of i prii II thr ordinances viii ne rnf"rred'
WA. FRA-Eifi. Hurtitai.
Tiptun March 10Th Ia5a--w
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SEEDS SEEDS

FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER sym. .,
- aah ae~ fniis Supplied nth ous ~, H.. H.
-" a"st complete stock t.nrae, sse tArTrsa
~. - 1aaefea 70 he Western public AZ. s,''s
- - ,a@ae ~ wtth much care fron a. t aeek
SaIafas ~ Afnerfca ana Enron~ a. ~aa ~"~e
Is s'"Wsi ss"&is. feans crown under ,trr ' 'e mr.
NJ ths rest quality - Rf2s 70 name ana
- atI asscrfments at Ss..as vn.,+ - F..
NJ. AhifTlEs III FLOWER aErns o""" aver
HUNGARIAN aHas~ srrn. hhnSt
n1sIsh 1iHAR CANE Il Iapurp u,.
~,,ssa, '1Fe aoausantarace wftsi ti4e 'r,.,a VIC
desiring seeds. 'R Inducements to thas.
pa. 80 asssn to emixrate 10 kan,.. 49, n
t,nre,,, 81. !" ~"'i 70 axe them IN f1ss
49, aans.snilt IN hand 4 full ...n...-.
sutt.s, to- NJ -, - - = AID MACHINES al
ihe-.t terns. 'af'a tie tFaA4s On he tn,..
Ffail catalogues furnished v..,,,.
rr -na't H. u. ENTRY 4 ~
"rN*a fH8raRn ~
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These Machines sew from two -pnois. ~ psr"
rhas.s fran the store requiring re.~fnatng
Of thru al til. Hem. Fell tsataar anu stitch 10
a superior style, finishing earh Seem ny Sh"ir
avn oneratiou without recourse Ia Tie hand
needlu They will 10 better aud cheaper go"
ing ti,au seafnstrcss even II size rarka for
,sr cR~T IN ya,a anu are anqnestipuahly. tne
nrsr .etltSHs i'm tile market far family sew ns
ON arrnuni II thc,r simplicity, durability, IRE
II mana cement, aud adaptation r" all Varieties
af family s~wing--ex~cnting either hsaFF sr
line work with equal facility. aiid without "raa~s
ahiustlnrnt.
A. svttrnrr Of thr nnaussti"ns i opportunity
af their Machines tile trnver Il baker sewing
a.ri,ine COMPANY hey lsnss Ia refer 1" sho Toll
I.,y,4f
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Thu supreme Court ut Washington. IN
the casa IT tho I.utted states ~. Sherman
ii. 8u"th The Supreme Court -. Er
Tor 10 supreme Court ut n Wisconsin. held
the who.e eondnct at Ina Canrt oelev ID
b. totally Illegal aud virtually revolution.
airy; th"t Tie Marshal had III right anu
1t WIS ats datr. Ia nesist by foree anv such
interference IL hat n tho aaAe nj Booth.
III the part 1t the Stale powers. and that
the Fugitive slave art WIS clearly oonsti
tutlunal
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s{arre T..

IL 9hlssr.hers ta tAr Gautal -lark ., lin
- a .1 aaiifoA" COMPANY arr hnrehr autl,
heh taat tie 5th 1nstalrnent .f =. ,,,r -. ~
saah 'iarh al the stock snhxcral,et h, .sta IN
f Il ~ viii ~ dne al tAe It'll iar Al Aartl !
~ ta@a. Fafatrie II Ac s5fce If flae rraa.,,+.
~ afntf ~ thr Beard
H. aE1oAar, sof'r
f4pun, iarrh l. Iasa
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~ A man in the bet roIt jail wishes
he had the small pox sc he can br""A'
out
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From NansNs.
L.EAvESvoRTH, March Ii

l.EAyETvoRTH, March IA
Gov Ncdary has issued proclamat ion
for nj election on the fourth Mondn~ in
March, IN accordance with an act af the
last Legislature providing for the forrna.
lion nj Il constitution. and State Govern
ne7t for Kansas Three months residence
prior TO the election, in requisite to a
vote. Aliens having declared their in
tentions If becoming c,tizrns. IRE quail
fed
The New York ,Jouraaf of Commerce
has been quite quiet 0f Inte. since it's de-
rei0pment Of the efficacy Of lcan trcans
ury to put stop to public plumber ut
Washington Indeed We should not be
surprised IN earn that it hud returned tn
'ts ''d neutrality IN politics. for it SAYS
n"-t .ac> rondinglv:
When here is not much tn stca.,. the
lndncomdn:s to watch fir chance To tap
tie Treasury are so greatly diminished an
to- be hardly worth the attention ut men
c"mpn'ent Ia perform the operation. -
LeaisriHc ,Ious7aai
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sz'- ar. Charles Sampson, If the veil.
Known publishing house of Phillips.
Sampson 4 Co, of Boston, lied ut his
residence N Broukline OH Thurs kay
IL vas about IL Years fa.a
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i MarIl President

Four Witnesses from kIttrrv, Ne, were
on the stand N the Select Naval Com.
nlttee yes isv, thirty minutes each.
and to-day we're paid $40 and discharr-
ri. Their testimony related 70 brick
contracts fl the engineer aenar.mrnt.
and the employment If men In IN in
evidence before the same committee. that
~ I y. Swift. If New Bedford. Mass.
pajd 1Teor-e Pitt Treasurer If the Demo.
cratic State Committee If Ponn~rirania.
IN l~3n, about 10000 to All the election
Of VI lsucI auan: that through the zren,
~ Ut certain officials, high IN power, Swift.
has s'nce obtained nearly all the conracts
nado supplying the Government With
i've NIX timber. These contracts amount
tn about stu. o0h. The evidence shows
that every usage At the department in
such meters has been vloiatcd To reward
his political friend of Mr. Buchanan -
f'lu disclosures ri}I sstound the country.
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I Corrupt sas,Iutt.

/ contemporary saws tile Cabinct Ia
haFed N an exceedingly discreditub,e
manner during he INST hours sf renr-.ss
The Secretaries We're aii-exeept ASS
anu lie Postmaster Genera. WIN NE
dangerously sick, in the Hall n tho
House NJ Representatives during the
struggle al the TREASURY note Amend.
ment There eould be no rrauter m.
prop'lety than this interference br IA.
Executive branch If the Government an
the ioors of Congress. II il insul,;n,
ana Should Do starni y rabukad. Secretary
I"bb vas pulling at the button holes II
congressman. anu the President w,s
holding interviews, IA the Vice pres;.
dnnt room, With those whose ratss xar.
heia To tn doubtful. The position # rbs
l resilient sas very humiliating. He xas
iaoor1ns With his friends from P..,ns,.l
anna, To cause them to abandon the inc
1t policy winch he bud persuaded him IN
1aopt' and TO support the policy If Mr.
onh. - auseafane Journal.
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PROBATE NOTICE

v +as,a neff'ns gwen hat the AN, srsit anu
testament Of Hiram Rwln.u 4.oa.' @ '''a
y f'ihr county, State nj Iowa, an, puhli'I, ,aN'
III" ~ nc fehffar- fe IN NJ h. Ca,nts Canr. =
liar COUNTY whsreapnn il sas t4rt,,r.,, IA. Nv,
IN ~ th''1hE the same be the 4 rii terre ! =
res.d =; 81" s"'if 1T which time I'll persons ntr
l,'.. "a saia state are required 10 apoear raj
~" saise' II aIy they aava agan.t A. r.,1.a,.
~ ardef # the countr canrt If aa,.a. n....
Ma IN aas nj eehrnarv 4 H. thaa M
- GEORGE SMITH. IA A,.3..s
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S1- As al lllnstratinn of the fac, tim,
Democracy mas autIived It's m,ss,ou and
nus no distinctive characteristics tic
nashville banaer po,ntedls shows That
me treasury note system involves the
principle Ut National Bank x,thout ,,r
VI Us guards; that Buchanans comnen.
nendatlan n specific duties n =. ,,yd;,.,
concession Ut the system If Drotec,ion
anu mat the Pacific railroad project q.
Farea NY that slime fnnetionarv. i IN A.
acknowledgement 1T the old Whir do.,r,no
u tntern@l improvements
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la.1si:i Bundles Vim. reurfur.

i'.oo3 Bundles Vim Fencing.
We ARR prepared 10 make .autraete with f..t
efh or af>i quality Advocated fnnee Nfrr ". /.
IN" IA quantities # auf 60 linn sne I'm Is
- It'"'e III AIR saFeiause al ar inc tres-tan,
:" ~'' ''~' "s'F III @ano aeNt---aea psr aent aash
O. delivery "a chasers arr invited tn 80
'""" VII" ~ fH'AS. :. AH'EEH IN,
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l.OO0.0)O.0O

20 market IN this country IN SACK ard the
waste arising from Tire broaAs@g and ateaag of
SfFiEgw In auurIunms.
have neat 1andF anu reiiabIe little nstrr
mrlit. styled
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