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Senatorial Convention.

nate q candidate for the State Senate, fol-
this District, met at Nilestown on Monday,
the 22d inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. N. 1t was
called to order BY Chas. R. Hunt, Chairman
of the County Central Committee. Hon
John T. Beaver was chosen Chairman
J. L Pearce, of Trumbull. and d. Thoman,
of Mahoning, Secretaries. Aaron Davis
and J.. F. Asper, of Trumbull, Philc
Bcardsley and John Brownlee, Of Mahon-
ing, were appOinoed a Committee on Gre
dentials.
The following named gentlemen produced
credentials, and were accredited as delegates
from their respective townships:
DELEGATES FROM MAHoSIsG COUNTY.
AHstintoun-J. r Truesdall. P. T.
Ayalott
Beyim-Philo Beardsley. C. L. Bartlett
Boardman-Wm. Meeker, David Haynes
CdnfeM-Sam'l Smith, Jackson Trues-
dell.
CDitsriAe-Robert Lowry, VIM Stewart.
EHsuorh@David Miller, JAS r. East
Goshen-Wm.Ca Campbell, Stacy Cook. Jr.,
Sanders Masten.
Green-Jacob Cool, Henry J. Stauffer.
JackSon-Samuel Riddle, Sd, Charles
Lipkey.
Mhon-B. P. Baldwin.
Poland-H. B. Reeves, John Stewart,
John Brownlee.-
.Smih-Sam Cobb. Vim. Johnston, ].
L. Brossius.
SpringfeA-Benjamin Estcrly. H. D.
Hoover.
Kopagstocn-Myron Arms. Norman
Andrews, VIM. s. Parmalee.
TRUMBuLL COUNTY.
-Bu-eta-Aaron Davis, John Weir.
BloomfeM-Zimri Baker, Seth Stone.
BraceuiM-Nelson Jones, Henry Mer-
lam, II. F. Austin.
Bristol. W. Pattepgell, Geo. Fansler,
D. S. Adams.
Brookfed-T. ". Case, L. ". Clark.
Chanpion-Chester Bidweli, Horace
Harper. 2
Farmington--Isaac Griffin, James Hyde,
o. Il. Wolcott.
Forler-Alex- Fuller, Simeon Baldwin.
Gustarus-R. E. Beman, NJ. e. Lane,
\. S. Pratt
Greene-Jas. Noble, Lawrence Coleman.
Harttord-N. E. Austin, E. B. Cone,
j. L. Pearce.
HoacLandASam'l King, John Reeves.
HubbarG-Sam'l Hine, VIM. Clingan.
JohnSton-Sathan Beebe, Lester Hine.
Kinsmdn-Isaae Mcachum, John L.
Allen.
Liberty. H. Baird. J. C. Wilkins.
LordstoarnJ. B. Jordan, H. y. os-
borne. -.
Mecca-R. W. DUNCAN, T. VI. Abel.
Mesopotami1--Alonzo MCGOWAN, Emery
Sanderson-
NeutonJ. F. Beaver. J.. G.. Calender.
Southalgton-Dan'l Maltby, VIM. West
Ernom-E. A. Rssd. Geo. 4. Pelton-
Vienna-James F. Bacon, Sam'l Spen-
Ger, Harry TruesdaN. >.
WeathersieldJanes Dempsey, Geo c.
Refs
Farrn-H. B. Perkins. Zalmen Fitch,
A. H. Adams Thos Craig, ]. F. Asper.
On motion it was Rssolped, That the
names of the candidates be announced. The
following are the names:
For Snator.-Levi Sutlif, Jesse Bald
win, Geo. F. Brown, c. W. Smith, Cyrus
Boeworth, Sam'l Quinby.
For State Board of Equalisation.-
Norman Andrews, David Haynes, Warren
Hine, Peter Gee, Jacob II. Baldwin, ]. K.
Wing.
Convention then adjourned to half past
! O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention met p~ursuantto adjournment.
The name of Jesse Baldwin. as candidate
for nomination for Senator, was withdrawn.
Report of Committee on Credentials was
received; two townships not full Moved,
that the township delegations be authorized
to fill the vacancy. Carried
Convention then proceeded TO ballot for
a Senator. The first ballot being informal.
vss taken with the follovinn result:
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WARREN UNION SCHOOL.
Fall Term of The WARREN UNION

L SCHOOL will commence on Monday, August Goth,
and continue fourteen weeks.
Fer the especial benefit Of Teachers and advanced
scholars desiring to review. classes in Geography,
GrcHzGr and I9Tithne:Ie, will be formed in the High
school, in addition to the regular studies OF the Pail
Term In these classes, Students will he expected to
use aHg STANDARD teri book which they may have,
preference being given to Gt Gems or Ksnyon's Gram
mar, ThUmpson's Written and Maryin's intellectual
Arithmetic
The rates Of Tuition for nonresident Students. nd
mitted to the several Departments of the Union School,
are
high School, for Term Of IL Weeks.---s5.5o-
Grammar school. 1000. $50
Secondary and Primary, " 1900. ESQ
No deduction for less than half a term, except in
case Of protracted illness, or of leaving to commence
Teaching, at least four weeks before the close Of the
Term.
All Students not regularly enumerated in the District
OF Warren, will present TO the superintendent q Per
nit. signed by the Treasurer Of the Board, before hav-
ing their names enrolled as Students.
4 Catalogue OF the Academic Departments. or any
other desired information can be obtained by sdJrESs-
ing JAMES MARVIN. sagt. Ii. D PgRKIss, Secy
or the undersigned.
JOHN HUTCHINS.
Pres. Board Of Education.
Warren. Aug. Il, 50 -fw
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PLANTS.

The subscriber has now OIL hand and for sale. q few
thousand strawberry plants, embracing the finest vari-
etIss grown in this section The plants are now ready
for setting. and this month is a favorable time for
iranspIEnting. BENZ. STEVENS
Warren, Aug. Il. 1e59.-3w
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Hsb advertisements.
Casual Advertisements must be paid TO
when handed in.
Corr, cted weekly by Abbott & Higgins

CTRAYED or STOLEN, from the
~ Subscriber in Warrer. on the night Of the 18th, a
Dark Brindle Cow, six years old. short crooked horns.
no white spots nor ear marks, ia good order, gave 4
small quantity Of milk. Any one finding said COW
shall be literally rewarded. JOHN
August q, le5g.-lu
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+. O. EASTON'S ESTATE.

Notice Is hereby given that the subs ;riber has been
APPOINTED and qualified as administrator de bonus
- 4 \ IN. estate Of Y. D. Easton, late Of Trumbull
Ss.r.,eJ. W. L. PORTER
p.isd Il Mespotamia, this 81 day Of August s59.-3w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-08-24

David Haynes was declared nominated.
It was. then moved that the nomination
of Mr.. Cox be declared unanirnous.-carri-
ed unanimously.
That Of Mr. Haynes was also made
unanimous.
Mr.. Cox was then called out, and ad-
dressed the assembly in a few pertinent re-
marks. expressive of his thanks for the
honor, and his determination to labor for the
cause
C. W. Smith was called upon, and his
impertursble good humor, notwithstanding
his defeat, the manly manner in which he
spoke Of Nj. Cox. made his friends more
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ESTATE of JERENIAH TRlBBY

The auditors Of The Estate Of jeremiah Tribhy late
Of Irumbuil County. Ohio, cesi. are hereby noulef
that said estate Is insOlyent, and that the same has
been so rep, esented to the Court Of PsLbIte OF said
Trumbull County All creditors Of SAID deed are
notified to present their claims 10 the undersigned for
| allowance, 1T Vienna, Ohio, within six months from
the date thereof.
J d. PAYNE. Admir-.
and Special Commissioner to audit claims
Aug. II, 50. sgains, said Estate.
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REPUBLICAN STATE PICKET.

XII SBA1CAN bTAfE
POE GOVERNOR.
WILLIAM DENNISoN, of Franklin County
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
ROBERT c. KIRK, Of Knox County.
FOR AUDITOR OF STATS.
ROBERT W. TAYLER, Of Mshoning County
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
ADDISON P. RUSSELL, Of. Clinton County
FOR TREASURER OF STATE
ALFRED P. STONE, of Franklin County.
PoR sUPRKME JUDGE,
WILLIAM Y. GHOLsON. of Hamilton County
FOR MEMBER BOARD rDLIc WORKS.
JOHN B. GREGORY, of Scioto County.
FOE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ANSoN SAYTH, Of Lucas County.
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GRAIN DRILLS.

3. BkRNARD'k SOM are misunderstanding . few
Grain Drills. forthe present season, in. the toxin Of
PArminston, one mile north from the center, where
they may be found for sales Our drills are made Of
the hest materials. durable, simple in their eonstrue-
ton. with but little gearing. and not liable to get cut
Of repair. TIE gearing and feeding apparatus are all
made Of Cast Iron. and no friction Of wood about
viii work. suooth snd,easy in all kinds Of wezther.
and We warrant them to he IS durable and do as good
work as any other drill nov in use. They will SOW
wheat. rye, oats. corn. beans. Pess. buekFhest, and all
kinds Of grain from the size Of corn down TO turhip
seed with perfect accuracy. aud in any desired qusa-
tity. They will not choke nor cut a kernel Of grain
Our Drill Is oae Of our own in ~zention. gos up with
great care. expressly for the benefit Of the farming
community. Farmers. call and examine thrm-
Pennington, Trumbuli Co., o., Aug. 10. l-59.-3x
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Jonas Foster and wife,
vs. In Trunbuii Com. Pleas
~ ..4ro

By virtue Of an Order Of Sale in the above entitled
cause, issued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumbull County, Ohio, and to NE directed and 1eiiv-
ersd. ] have levied on and shall expose TO Public Sale,
At the door Of the Court House in Warren, in said
County, on
Saturday, the 2.th day CT September, 1859.
beta cen the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and ( o'cloc! ,
Pm of said day, the following desc i1ed Real Estlt 4.
to wit: Situate in Weathersfeld Township, number
three in the third range of townships in the Connect
lieut. Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohio, and which
is also in the County of Trumbull, and is known by
the north half OF lot number ten in tract number six
teen, in the Great Salt Spring tract as surveyed by
Ezekiel Hoover, heing the land contracted to Tkonls
Bristol. and by said Bristol to Josiah Dunlap, and
from said Dunlap to said defendant, zul bounded as
follows: Commencing at the northwest corner of said
lot. thence 40 IS chains and "a links to q marked
post; thence north So 49, east Al chains and IL links
TO a pest on the east line THENCE north 30I west Is
chains Il links to the northeast conner; thence south
CO. 4O' west IL chains % links. to the place of b-g;R-
ming; containing sixty two (G2) acres and twenty eight
and one half rods, he the same more or less.
Appraised at t~hiTty-two dollars and atty cents per
acre. TEREs-Cash on he day of sale
A. d. LYMAN. SheTig.
SieriG's Office. Warren. August "a. 1859 -sE
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Roots g. o

SELLING OFF AT Cosr. 3: Jas 3. carruth's.
YIuiaiuis Block, Main Street, Warren. Ohio.
JAS. B. CAHRUTH.
Also. Hats Cars. AMI Straw Goods. a. COST, al
Mii!iain's Dlc-k. Main Street, Warren, uhil;-
Jlly y. I-5g -ig JAS. D CAkRCTH.
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Mr.. Cox was declared duly nominated as
candidate for State Senator.
The names of the candidates for State
Board of Equalization, were announced. as
follows;
Norman Andrews, Youngstown; David
Haynes, Poland; Warren Hine, Garfield;
Porter Gee, Berlin; j. H. Baldwin. Cham
pion; j. K. Wing. Bloomfield.
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day CT Der, 1859.
CHERRIES SALE.
u RspiaEin CEanage { wife.l In TrumI

CHERRIES SALE.
~ RsRiaEiH cTanage & ~ifs} In Trun6ull Common
vs. Pleas.
Thomas Douglass, ct. al.
By virtue of an Order Of Sale in the above entitled
cause. issued out Of the Court OF Common Pleas of
Trumbull County. Ohio. and TO me directed and deliv
cred. l have levied on and shall expose to Public
Sale. at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in
said County, on
Saturday, the 9th day of September, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock
P. NJ, OF said day, the following described Real Estate,
to wit: Situate in the incorporated Village of Warren,
Trumbull County, Ohio. known as lots number two CO
three (3j and twenty-three (23l. in large lot number
seventy. five (15). bounded north on South Street, east
BY. lots numbers four "a and twenty-five Css) in said
large lot seventy-hve C5l. south on William Street,
and west by lands formerly owned By Daniel GilheFt
Appraised at nine hundred dollars. (s9eO,OO9-
TLRNs-Casho on the day of sale.
A. d. LYMAN. Sheriff.
Snerin's ONCE, Warren, Augus: "a, i:59.-5S
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S. Fansler was declared duly nominated.
On motion it was Resolred, That the
following named persons be constituted the
Republican Central Committe for Trumbull
County, for the ensuing year; vix.: Har.
mon Austin. G. n. Hapgood, Leonard Bur-
ton, ]. G. Butler and K. A. Baldwin.
On motion, a vote of thanks was tender
ed to the officers of the Convention.
On motion adjourned.
BUELL. BARNES, Chairman.
G. ! R RareooD' Secretaries.
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2 q2a

Totsi. s7S2,7S4,92s
The Mexican war was, as Mr.. Clay sta
ted in 1850, made essentially By the
South, growing out Of the annexation of
Texas." Florida, Texas and New Mexico
have been acquired to suit the G,aveocracy.
We think that it is time a change of policy
was i~naugurated. If u Southern breth-
rem Will pursue a policy disastrous to their
financial welfare, We of the North ought not
to have to pay the money out Of our peck
ets to make up the deficiency.
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The louisiana Election.

The Opposition in Louisiana more than held
their own in the late election Perhaps the
influence Of DOuglasism and "Harper's Ferry
has been disastrously felt there by there by tho
Democracy. Belying all its solemn pledges,
that party re opened the Slavery agitation in
1854, and must everywhere be held to a strict
accountability for the legitimate results Of that
perfdious act
Instead Of electing the four Democratic
Congressmen, as we anticipated, the regular
Democracy have carried but two. The AmeTiS
cans have one member, Mr.. Bouligny, and the
Anti Slidell (likewise Anti Administration }
Democrats, have the other Miles Taylor, who
has before served in Congress. The Demo.
srhtic State ticket is Of course elected, but the
political character OF the Legislature. is not
yet known. The Opposition are ahead, SO far
as heard from Gin Gaz
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

EVIE
Coughs, Colds Influenza, Hoarseness. Cyeup.
Broachitis, IHciPieRt Consumption, and for The
Tsict OF CoasumptiUs PatisRtS IN ddraHccd
stages of the disease.
So wide y the field Of s us,tu 50 numerous yre
the cases OF ITS cue3, that awUgt section country
a9ounds Ia psrsons Iuboly Enown who hive bsfn reev
ed from alarming and desperate diseases Of hs lungs
by its use. When tuce tried, is Euperi Iy over h.
e. medicine o the knn Is too appsreunt escape obseb-
on and where rs virtues knuwn, the pubic ~ longer
hesitate what Hutidote TO employ for the Distressing and
dangerous affections OF the pulmonary that are met
dent % our climate While many inensr remedies thrust
upon the communY have failed and been dscardou this
has gained iends BY tal conferred benefits the
afflicted they never forget aud produced cures
merous and too remarkable 10 ba forgotten.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER & CO.,
Lowell Mass
Az our Msdines for sale by WIN FISKE 4 GAYLORD
NHAMhlpND. and all DeA eTs IN Medicines
deoilt Gtw6m&weOW0m
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NEW YORK MARKET-Nov. 10.

Fousaes Of 10 Ohbls a s. so9s500 fol super state
SbO10S5l6 extra State; SbOOdh for super ~estern
s521a5 IS Tor comTonto mol extra western, S54o@3 60
Market dull and Sc lower Closing heavy and tendency
Carsdiin Floursnss 80 bbls at IS sOs 3j,
choice extra Closing dull' -
Rive Flour-ln lair request at 50 6GC14,9i.
Wheat-S' esdv, with goud speculative dCmaud Sales Of
80 90 Ius 81 Il for No Chicago s,Ing 81 "a Racine
slls s. 10 Bliw Club; Sl37tlll2 white Canada Sl3l3s
Si a. wme Mi h; 81 .6Oglt3 white Ky.
Ryr--Scssce and firm. SAL 25UO bus 81 s5c.
B reT-More active and frmsr' Sales 10000 bus nt SOC
Cor, feTy soarss and arm Sales 900 bu O2@i Os
for Jersey and southern yellow. No other kinds Ia Ihs
OATS Active 44s9i.h for STATE western and Cana
diab -
2Thc - .
PoIk-A shpdo frmrr Sales Of 1900 bbs at Sl5l2 fof
mess; Sll,aO for print; $3.50 prime mess
Beef-Steady. Sales OF IS bbls at Sl,0094,3 country
piime S55 2 country S5G9 IS old Tepacked
mess; SlO,5eCOlltO eTiru mefs.
Beef hsmg-Dull Sales 100 bbls choice al Slab
Prime mess 7tei rOmnul nt SlSg SIS.
Bacon Dull and heavy
Lard-sieudy. Sales 400 bb1s a. lNEdlOIc.
Buterln limited request at nbsDlsc for Ohio; liDRo
Chsese-steady, Of s0llto,
WOolBut title doing, aud prices Without any lmasr
ehange Some bales Of eIas and Mex can have beer
sold on private terms.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the PURPOSES Of Family Physic,
Are composed that disease within range OF their uc-
uon rarely hs and oyado hem Their etraug
properties search, and cleanse, and ivg0rRa portion
OF the human organism correcting It's diseased action and
restoring its qeathv YitHes As consequence these
properties the invalid who bowed down with pain or
physical debility tsas Onish 10 ud his health ergy
restored hy rem dy ~ once so simple aud inviting.
Not only do they the daA complaints OF every
body Dut rsO m1uY fOTmidah and dangerous diseases
Tho agent below named prassd furnish giats my
American Almanac containing ceTt Gates OF their cures
aud directions for their the following nints-
CostivonesS, Heartburn Headache arising dis0fdeTed
stomach Nausea Indigestion, Pain and Morbid Inactiun
Of the Bowels Flauency Los Of Appetite Jaundice snd
other kindred complaints arising from low state o. die
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Do not be pat of by uuprnciplCd Dealers with 9TH
pill they make the more profit Oh. Ask for AYgRis
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Democratic Division In philadelphia.

The Douglas and Administration wings Of
the Democracy in PhilAdelp phia claw each other
like Kilkenny CATS and in the recent appoint.
ment Of Delegates to the State Convention eI.
hiOited characteristic AmiAbility. The Press
contends that the anti administration men elect
ed 10 delegates, and gives 10 to the admins
iration, and one doubtful On the other hand
the PennsylyAnian insists that the administra-
tiOn party elected all the delegates but one
Ten districts elected double sets of delegates,
and both factions allege thatthe grOHsest frauds
were PraOtieed BY their opponents, No doubt
Of IL
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hs market to-day has been ,sry quiet and
have restricted 10 few Of nour and hghwnes
FLOUR-Has been 10 Jderas oc al demand with IN
lots 6O brs a 525 for good and good
double extras
wHEAT-No sales reported The general OF tho
market unchanged Red Is worth Il5d 6. and white "a
HIGHwINE8-salss at 2525Sc according ia quantity, in
sssding lot Of 20 barrels Of tho ms ide agurs
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Cennl Notites.

GHERIFFS SALE.--PUKSUANT
~ TO The command Of order Of sale Issued fo tho Court
o Common Pleas Of uyahORa county a. the sophron
N.fa'bcl Pitt against Hiram kirkhani, Def shall oner
Tor sale public the door Of the Cou House
ner seurea and Champlan streets 10 the city Of Cevsland
n said county the ID day Of December 1859 AZ O'clock
NJ OF SAID day, the o0ging described anda and teue.
men TO wit IN the village Of nedford Ga he county
OF Cnyahoga and l. known by being suto No "a Said sub
lot No y sixysx (6d eet trout Willis street. and one
/ bundled and fcrty-iS feet dep. Appraised AZ slOO.
ID. l., Wl0HTMAE, Sheriff.
q nEu
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CY collision occurred last evening with the schooner
Tom Dyer ana hrg Robert HOiliser IN Lake ST. Clair -
The former tow Of she tug SDrague the latter
sci vas anchor; both Of them bound down. The
brig had hr b1Ws nit Doom aud head carried away
the schooner had her mai rigging the arhoau side
away kOh vessels we're necessarily detained here Io
paiT-[ibid.
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CV- The schooner Reeve has been hard aground on
she Fla since Monday Of last week Cart Dourbue says
that he ed in Consequence ut stake No - be-
ing removed over 10 what Is called the blind channe The
Iul length uf his vessel from It's proper position. Many
be remodUd by tha proper authority The Reeve
su"oesded getting Oh to-day, and has passed Gown
LIbH
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MARINE ITEMS.

CT Tue schooner Monticello, hound down nom Ciiea-
~, when Ia the vicinity Of the Straits to wis, Is
known Gray Island Reef The CaptBn threw over 2Ol
bushels Of heat Her which she hOated without any
damage. She passed here o-day-[DOlroit Adv.
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Family CathartiC Pills,


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The FAMILY CATIARTIC PILL Is a gentle but
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ice than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
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The Profession we'll know that different Cathartics act
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~ The Liver lnvtEurstor aud Family CathaTtic Pls
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Hhfos thp hibces
ECoEohYill DISPATCH ~
EY-"A stitch IN time sdpes nine" II
A 3 ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN
IA even well regulated families. It is very desirabl
have snme cheap anc conVonent for repairing Fur
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