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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
MER RESOR rs.
npKNEY SPRINGS

yIyHIS celebrated Watering place. situated Al the
/ Eastern base of the North Mountain, Shen-
auioah County. Va, is now open for visitors. aud
tho proprietors are happy To inform the puhih''
that since the last season they have made r"nsd
cradle improvements They pledge themselves L"
do NIL in their power TO make all, both Invalid or
pleasure seeker, comfortable. ,
The waters of Orkney are no humbug. Il" all
who are suffering from rutaneous auc'ti"hs' theSe
waters are Invaluable being eticacIouS III impart
ing strength and tone I" the torpid hver. ana n
tending generally to resnscitate and huld up tie
olining and encehlcd constitutions. We nave
pl,Dty of Ice-our Ball Room is large and airy
and furnished with music by st. Clair Davis Star
Band from Washington City. We have daiiy
mail from all points, North and Sontb. PaSSen-
gers leaving Alexandria ut o'clock, reach Mount
Jackson, the present terminus "i the Manassas
Road, at |! o'clock at which place Stages are IN
waiting to carry them direct to the springs diS
tsnce of IL miles. Fare from Alexandria t" the
Springs ST. Our prices for Board IL sS per week.
sas per month, or $l.5O per day. Children and
Servants half price. For further information, we
II. Nieklin, esq. Ticket Agent, Orange and Alex
audria Railroad Co.. Alexandria. Va. or address
MCKAY, BRADFORD CO.. Proprietors.
Shenandoah County, Va. iy l2-lm
CAPON SPRINGS, Hampshire County. Va
gJNIIE subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public. that they have leased
the above well known WATERING PLACE, this
lease embracing the MOC / Al IL u > l.,
WADDLE BUILDINGS, &c..) and will open Tor
the reception Of visitors on the Goth of June In
yalids and Families can be accommodated earlier
If desired. -
A daily mail, and telegraph office within %
miles of the place.
Circulars or other information can he had by
addressing us as above, or }. y. BUCK, esd. Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
80 DISPATCH STEAM LINE FOR

Aas> DlSPATCli STEAM LINE run
S1&SPHILADELPHI Propeller j.
JEROME. Capt. jerome, will leave Phadel phia'
on Saturday, at ~ o'clock, NJ, and Alexandria, on
Tuesday, at ~ o'clock. NJ. For freight. which will
be takon on reasonable terms. Apply to
THOMAS WEBSTER, JR.,
IA North Wharves, Philadelphia.
or to STEPHEN SHINN.
INV lO-.f 81 Union-street. AleXandria.
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n 2 Hi N TER

C. E. HUNTER,
Hruno Ciyor and Iodorc" Emporium.
No. l37, corner of King and st. Asaph streets,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
CIGARS manufactured TO order. All goods war
r,nted rs represented. jy l6-e"lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

TTs FOR RENT.-The three ,t"ried WARE
E HOUSE. corner oi Prince ANA mon streets
AT present occupied ny Messrs. mn: Brown f"r'-
Low Possession given on 18th of February.
TsSts The WAREHOUSE Oh Prince street. II few
~. doors east of Union street ~ present occupied
nv M.ssrs. Ford 4 Wicklihe. Possession given on
1T of February. ,,,,
gs9t. The new four-slnried WAREHOUSE, on
iis.A ,a.t side ul Union street. two doors south "i
Prince street. corner oi III alley.
ssseet The WAREHOUSE Oh the wharf immedi-
EG a,cy east of the last named; Apply to
A: m ,r F0WIE & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28
THOMAS PERRY
nr. HAROLD SNOWDEl

Commi<S sion Merchant, No. >, Janneys Wharf,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
feb lO--lv
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IABINET. CHAIR. AND SOFA MANuFAC-
~ TORY. No. lSO Ki"g street. Airraadria, Va
Having lately fitted up one Of the handsomest
sli most spacious Warerooms in the city, for the
SpRNlTVRE RlslsESs, ! respectfully invite
public attention to MY large stock of FUkNl-
PuRE, which | am constantly increasing. fer-
sons visiting our city will find it 20 their advan-
tsge to give me a call, as the range of my Goops'
in respec, to quality and price. is such as TO 'ovsr
the wants and views of all. My stock com riss
Mahogany Sofas. Rocking, Cane AMI Wood Seat
Sitting Chairs. Sidehoards. Dressing Bureaus,
(msrble top and plan) Marble Top and Plain
Wash Stands, Marble Top Sofa. Card. Book, and
Fancy Tables. Cottage Set, Bedsteads Of all pat
terms. such High, Fielding. French, Low-Post,
Trundle Bedstsads, several patterns of Cottage
Bsdsteads; Hat Racks, Wsrdrubes. Looking Glss-
sss, aud large number Of other articles embraced
In tho business, ''" '.' '..''',
~ Beds, Holstere, pillows. Mattresses. &C..
constantly on hsHd. - -
qet 2-if JAMES II. DRVAHgRH.
n44ke Oare Of tie Ceuts, aud the Dollars
wM 4dke fare Qf TheWsel~s."
T0ME AT ONCE. and leave your orders foi
~ your WHITE ASH and RED ASH COAL,
which ran deliver in few days from the Vessel,
OF the beet quality, and ut the lowest raies.
U. W. BARKER,
jy l5-2w Cor. Queen and Union sta.
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INSURANCE AGENCY

INSURANCE AGENCY.
JAMES :. ROGERS. al Wm. ~. FoTie n A""''
w. 1, So"th Wh"rrss, Ag"m J"r
A LBEMARLE INSu RANCE COMPAN.
n CHARLOTTESVILLE. VIRGINIA.
C,sp C.rrAL ASp - InrIus. Sl9T ,659.3l.
GIRARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Philadelphia.
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TUST RECEIVED at GRO. FRENCH'S Book
81 and Perjodi,m Dcpof,
Godey's Lady's Book tor August. undoubtedly
the best Magazine Tor the Fashions published,
price 2jc.
Also. Peterson and Arthur. Magazines foT Au-
gust. price lSc each. W22
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

Or. hhhULU oNO"
OFFERS his Professional Services 20 the riti
" zenS "f Alexandria and vicinity. Office No.
4. North Pitt street. n"v I'll
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lust RECEIVED at FRENCHS Book and
- Pe,i"di"ni Dp"',
Harpcr's Magazine for August, containing The
Cruise of the Essex. Forest story The Musi-
clans of our Woods, and etc. Also, all the papers
in for this week. jy25
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CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, New
Haven, Connecticut.
CASH CAPITAL ASp SURPLUS, SZ0o,ooo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-28

VNWILLED COTTON DuCk,-Just received II
i lot of heavy Twillcd Cation Duck, suitable Tor
Thrrshing shects. ie 30 BRlAN ADAMS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19
SHERIFFS SALES.

E(h virtue Of sundrv writs Of fl ia to mo
- directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the frs, Mon.
day in November next, within the local
hours OF sale the following real estate TO.
wit:
200 acres Of land. more or less. adioininr
lands Of Allen Morrow. Robt. G.. Delaney
and others, levied on and to be sold rs the
property Of &. II. Wolfe. deceased found
IN the hands IF w. ]. Curcton, admir-. To
satisfy ii ia in favor Of Gassc y. Broom,
against w. J. Curcton, Administrator
Terms Of above sale by request Of Cure
ton, Administrator, $i5 to Lr paid cash and
the .cmaiadcr to be paid by the first Of
March next. the purchaser to give note AMI
good security with interest from dav Of
sale for the purchase money.
Also, 200 acres, more or less. adjoining
lands of David Caskcy, w. A. Moore, E,q.
and others. levied on and 10 be sold ~ the
property "f James &. Cd>kcy, Decd found
in the hands Of Smith McAtycr. AdluiuiS.
TRAITOR. Mt the suit of John Adams, against
Smith McAtcer. administrator, and other
cases. Or. ID. Montgomery real pmntiif)
Conditions cash. Sc.
HENRY HANCOCK, $. l. D.
Get. -, 1899 - p 81 % each
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19
LIST OF LETTERS.

pEMAINTNG IN THE POST OFFICE
LII Quarter ending September 3Olh 1850
William Marler, James =. Martin, Mrs Mn.
ry a, Powell, Mrs. Lucy Vaughn, james
Gray or Peter Murphy, Miss NJ !. Douglass
Mrs Jane and Martha Stord, D. Short, John
J. Taylor, Miss NJ. G. Taylor, George Beck.
ham, =. a. Rosscr, ID. NJ. Pvcr, w. s. Tia.
gins, 2, J. N. Carlisle =, John G. Canning.
ham, John CASTOR, ". Ringstaif, 2
Oct ~, X G BILLINGS, r. NJ
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19
JNO. b. COUSART,
SILAS INGRAM.
.j9.-o2-if
LAND For SALE.

I offer for sale my home place, miles
L above the Village This tract contains
352I acres, Of which there il. about 100
acres in wood land.-6O or 10 acres of good
bottom land, the balance fertile and pr6duc.
tive The improvements new and ia pcr-
feet order, well Of good water, beside nu-
mcrous springs through the farm. This Is
q rare chance and invite purchasers 20
come and examine fof tbcmseiyes.
Terms easy and made agreeable to the
purchnscr.
II. X. CURETON.
lancastc: Village, Jqly 25, 1859 3m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19
NOTICE..

1 IL persons indebted to the Estate Of
n +. II. Small, late Of Lancaster District
deceased, either by note or account. are
hereby notified 10 settle the same without
further delay and save cost.
Also all persons having demands AGAINST
tho same arc hereby required TO render
them in properly attcstcd within the time
prescribed by law, this 2Ist Of September.
1859, JAMES SMALL. Admir-.
Sept. %, 33tC
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

...n rr:.n Blk Six, Hounccd Silk Robes
ry Silks, plaid and Striped Mar,clnc
d. French Drlain Robes, Cashmere
., ."~. AtI-wooi D"lairs, solid rolurs, pl.id
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19
DIR. ALFRED CRAVEN,
Rcsidemt Surgeon Dentist,

kcsinciAt surgeon Dentist,
YoRRvILLE, s. c.,
Offers his Professional Services to the citi~
zens Of Lancaster Village and surrounding
country
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on Gold
Plate, from one to full sett.
June 18th, 1856 I6ty
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19
Baume De Vie
OR
BaISanl of Life.

A PURELY VEGETABLE compound
"a Warranted to give great relief in Dys-
pepsia and other diseases arising from dis
ordered state of the Stomach.
A preparation which is made at hand,
from the choicest ingredients, has been ,es-
ted, used, and recommended by the medical
faculty, and is now offered to the public,
not as an experiment. but as certain pal
Native, il not cure for many diseases.
Read this certificate from Rev. IIartwel
Spain, Sumter S. c.
DEAR SIR "Last spring used two small
bottles Of your Baume De Vie and expert
enced much benefit II acted on my liver
and impaired healthy tone to all the di.
gestive organs, relieving me of distressing
headache and masy other disagreeabe dys.
peptic symptoms"
(Signed) H. SPAIN.
Prepared aud sold by
J. J. McKAIN, Camden, s. c.
Oct ~, 1859, 35-6m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19
Croclicry Ware.

4 Large and varied assortment Of Glass,
"a China, aud Earthcn-warc lust opened
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden $ & lltf
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19
Notice

Is HEREBY given that application will
Il be made at the next Session Of the Log
islature for an Act 10 Incorporate the Lam
easter Sax.llOm Band.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19
NE " FALL
WINTER GOODS. Il

AklE ARE JUST RECEIVING LARGE AND COMPLETE
w Stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, all b,
sold ON ' usual H1'l Tr All requested
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-19

Ot,lpr 31IS59.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

sessed The mountains alone. While lifting
on the rocks, | wrote some lines of diluted
poetry on bit of drawing papc-, which
fell out of my pocket afterwards SUBJ
sequertly discovered, to my great regret
Fortune, however, il kinder towards bad
poetry than gcol. The lines were found
by lady, some weeks later, and restored
10 me through the columns of the New
York Tribune. have lost better poems
since, and nobody picks them out of the
dus'.
On the second morning we came down
to the level of common earth again, and
walk OF twety miles or more brought us to
Athens, opposite Hudson, in the evening.
Here we slept, and then set cff ut dav-
break. intending TO reach Stockbrid.e that
day. But one shower after another delay-
ed US on the roal; we get bewidcred among
the Claveraek hills. and were f.in to stop
at a farm house early in the afternoon, to
solicit rest ard dinner. The residents
we're a yaung couple, still overcome with
the pride and happinrss of their first child
judicious nursing of the latter, while the
mother prepared dinner, no doubt. procured
for us the best the house could aifort1. We
had ham and eggs, potatoes, riiince PIE and
coffee; don't remember everything, even
to the pattern Of the plates p and were
dismissed with good wishes-the honest
young fellow refusing TO take payment for
the meal. This hospitality was well timed,
as our resoutces (mine, at least,) were fast
dwindling away. becane suddenly con.
scious that il would be impossible to carry
out my plan in all its original grandeur.
What was TO be done? We sat down on
bank of damp violets, and held a serious
consultation, the result of which was, that
we turned about. rather crest-falIen, and
marched back to Hudson, where we arrived
after dark.
The rain next day justified our decision,
and we therefore took the twenty I've cent
steamer to New York. Here parted from
my companion, slept (not at the Howard
House, though y and then set out for Phil
adelphia. By taking the cars to New
Brunswick, and walking thence to Trenton,
in time TO catch the evening boat to Phla-
delphia. managed to make the journey for
one dollar, and thereby cheat our Danish
STATE out of her passenger toll. The day
was hot, the road dusty, and my spirits |
much iess ouoyaut thah whch on the OUT
ward tramp, but by hard walking got over
the twenty-eigh miles in seven hours. One
more day, mostly on foot, and | was nt
home, triumphant, with nine cents in my
pocket, and colossal cold in my head.
Humboldt once told me: Travelling GER
tainly increases mans vitality, if il does |
not kill him at the start This was my
first moderate essay, at the age of eighteen |
And advise all callow youths who think
it an easy matter to tramp over the whole
world, TO make similar trial trip, and get
their engines into good working order, b.
fore fairly putting out to sea.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

up his abode in Jefferson county. N. r..
where he has since resided, ever cherishna
IN fond remembrance his now, to him, ibrs
''ver lost rami y. Aft many years of har
AMI successful effort. aud the marriage OF
Ter only daughter, Mrs. Crull, in company
with her son and son.in-lau, moved to tliA
state, and settled in Wappello, Louisa coun.
ty, where she has since resided in the fam.
lily Of her daughter.
A few days since Mr., Grail arrived il
Wappello, eager to see her who he had
mourned as dead, and once again behold his
children. But what change forty-sevefi
years had brought about. A formal intro.
duction was needed to acquaint those who
should have spent their lives together.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

The BIRD TRADE IN New YoRK.-Tf
there is any business, trade, or traffic that
is not transacted in this city, we. should be
glad to know what it is, and feel confident
that the discoverer or suggester thereof
could make fortune by embarking in it.
But few Of our citizens, much less our dis
tant readers, are aware how extensive are
some branches of trade that would seem Mt
first thought to be so Insignificant as to be
unworthy Of notice.
We were passing the bird store Of
Charles Zoller, No. 3 North William Street
few days since, and being attracted by
the conglomerated warbling, piping, sing.
ing, and talking Of large representation
Of the f.ahered tribes, we stepped in, and
after looking and listening awhile entered
into conversation with the proprietor, who
We found TO be one of the largest importers
in the country. He usually visits Europe
three times year, viz, in March, Ocio-
ber. and December, and brings on his return
each time about $500 birds Of dilfere mt
kinds. Besides these, he keeps on hand
many South American and native birds.
We judge from what We can learn, the en-
tire number of birds sold yearly. to be not
less than 10000, for at least 100000.
Among the assortment we notice, Ca.
uaries, which sell on an average for 81
pair. (The Long breed, which sell for
their beauty of shape-not their singing
qualities. sometimes sell as high as ifiy dol
lars) Goldfnches and Linnets, 81; Night
ingale, $40 to $50; II bin Redbreasts,
(English) So; Black Caps, 81; Thrushes,
s5 to So; Starlings. sl5 to $40; Mock.
ing-birjs, SO TO $50; Parrofs, 50 to $50,
etc, etc.
Taking into account the cngcs, seed. etc.,
which form portion Of the stock Of bril-
stores, we think the sales would be over,
rather than below, our estimate.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16

RIFLED Military ineh are
still at work on the rifcd cannon, which
Notwithstanding its great power has yet seri.
Gus practical inconvenienccs. These can
doubtless be overcome. A rifed six pound
er, with new projcctile. invented by The
late Andrew Hucoms of Connecticut, was
tried at Flushing, L. T., few days sincs
with extraordinary results. rivalling if not
surprising the performance of the hest
English and French rifed guns. The
target, 6 by z feet, moored at mile dis
tance, received six shots fired after the gun
was brought to bear upon it, FIVE Of whieh
were within twenty inches of the ccH.er OF
the bulls eye. After TIE target practice,
the muzzle Of the gun was elevated, and
several shots thrown to the distances vari-
ously estimated between three ard four
miles The projectiles are cblone, weigh
ing nine and three quarter pounds each.
and were fired on the long rangs with fuur<
teen ounces of Dupons's powder. The ex-
pediments with the Armstrong gun IN iron
sided ships in England establish the fact
that vessels Of that class cannct ssaad =
4 unSt these cannon.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R. R.

RUTLAND & BURLINGTON X. IL.
ox,,c.r Monday, November 2i, 1859, Trains viii
Run Follows;
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST
-. s20 A. NJ. and 2.45 Pm.
Leave Burlington, ING SD =
Arrive at sut ana n 5O 30 A. NJ.
Leave Butland a,gpu &. 500
MOVING wEsTAND NORTH,
v.n. 1880 P NJ and 5 80 Pm.
Leave Bellowsfas oEs 10
Arrive at Ru lind 80 a % 10 as A. NJ.
Lave Rutla 49, a. 900
Burlington, rrainseonnectNl A. R5apd with
;ns f.r Troy Albany and NewiorE saratoga
schenectady aud the West. At bellows ts rn "a Ros
- h,r Road for Fchburg Worcester Low ,asd ,i
" wh VI Valley Road for Brattleboro ,i
sr New Haven and New York And VIII s,a Wo,ntsIns
~ ,,.s,- white River Junction. and the W h'ts
-, Passengers going West, viii hnd TINS can
,uost direct route Tickets and All ssses > ~
~ s.s a. the Bellows Falls Ticket onhee.
be had a''He n A. CEAFfN, superintendent.
RUTLAND, Nov. Is, 1859
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
NEW CATALOGUES

Git varying Value from Fly Cents % Sioo, given to
" ~ the Purchaser of every Book.
vlE take pleasure in stating that the oeral ana hereas
w ing patronage bestowed upon by the people Of New
.nd and other parts the country enables to offer
M Inducements to purchasers oi Books aud ind
yjuas or associations getting clubs than ever before
he advantages we posses any other similar estb
bnens in country, especially for filing New England
rs must be evident those acquainted with posi-
% and superior and increasing facilities for
,long business. Our advantages are as foliows;-
Ne publish a large list Of valuable books.
W. ahtan large quantities of other valuable works In
change for our own -
Ne buy large editions from other publishers for cash at
we nut no Objectionable book our catalogue.
we aIer no n dueements which do not fufll.
We buy our large quantities for cash, and Of
the best make.
I'VE have our Jewery made to order by the best manuac
tprers in this country and Eurofe
nv doing extensive business make very uaka-
n, presents more frequently 10 purchasers.
ur present plan OF operations Is the originated
Gee years ago by G. O. Evans, aud is sanctioned
N b the Ju ical authority in nearly every state in
b nion but by the voice Of the people from Maine to
fgrnia,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-12-16
p O Ell r Y
From the claremont Advocate.
DEATH OF A FAITHFUL WIFE. .

year ago my lovely wife
Was cal d 10 leave this mortal life
FOR that of endless bliss and borne
To realize III still moan.
She dill, when but ten years of age
To go the marrow way'' engage
And thence her daily walk expressed
TIL death true faith In Christ profcssed.
Our children in her footsteps trod.
In childhood gave their hearts to God;
And him who loved her his soul,
She helped to seek the bissfu goal.
The earth ma ie forty times and one
Its revolution round the sun,
While our united hearts and hands
And souls, we're bound with wedloek's bands.
By kindness, love a noble mind,
With other requisites combined
Including mildness, patience grace,
She rendered home happy place.
But Death, unerring Death depriycs
Her husband of the best OF wives
And of the best of mothers, one,
Our last surviving child, sont
Lamenting, would not complain -
As this bereavement Is her gain,
hope to meet her by and by
And ours where Is no fearful eye.
weathersf field, March o. 1859 JB
"Hsr children arise up and call her blessed; Her hus
band also, and he praseth herr Prov XXI: 2S
Member of the Vermont Conference.
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OUR CATALOGUE OF BOOKS
Catalogues Sen, free ea Application.
AGENrs wANrEn EYERYwnERE.

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associations forming clubs for ten or
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achers students, cergymen, any private indiyduei,
pale female replenise from well selected
library, without expense by acting agents Please
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a CAUTION TO TUE PUBLIC.
As there parties advertising themselves as in
pc Gift business having the sudaeity to ~claim hsv
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ability fulh their promises, feel il duty to our
Dives and the public that have no connection
h any concern in New York or New England ind ndv-
pals sending money such parties must not blame US II
4y eheatedor judge of the business by such stand
lrd
parts OF the country.
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