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New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
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WASHINGTON, Friday, Feb. II, 1859.
The debate to day has damaged the chaacss Of
admitting Oregon. Several Republicans have
changed their opinions, and will so against the bill.
Mes,rs. Thayer and Comins Of Massachusetts advo'
Gated the BILL and were met by Messrs. Dawes oil
Massachusetts, and Bingham of Ohio ana u D.
Cochrale of New Y0Ik, with unsns"eraole ana
crushing arguments. Mr.. Dawes showed tnat
while Mr.. Comins voted In the last Congress
.o.inst admitting the Free State Of Minnesota be-
cause sbe came with Constitution not quite up to
his Know. Nothing standard, his constituency d.
rects hi to day to vote for Oregon with Constl-
tuition giving almost unlimited power to foreigners
and aliens preventing the liberation OF slaves now
held in Oregon, deprigiDg citizens of Massachu-
setts whose votes elevated him to his present place
from ever entering the State or maintaining any
suit therein, and empowering the Legislative AS
senbIy of Oregon to restrain and regulate the
imrnigra alton 10 that State Of persons not quahhed
10 become citizens of the United States; thus pro
yidre for the trade as it also ndorses fully
the Dred Scott decision.
Mr.. Tbsyer in reply to the fact that the Consti-
tution contrayenes the Constitution Of the United
States, sad he had sworn to support the Con'titd-
tion OF the UIited States, but had not sworn to
make other people support 1t.
Mr.. Bingham regretted to hear such On admls-
zion. The gentleman's oath required him not only
10 support the Constitution hfDself, but to guard
it against being volsted By others.
Mr.. Case of Indiana made telling speech
opsipst the Constitution but said be should vote to
admit Oregon with it.
Mr.. Gilman of Maine, who BY mistake was
couIted for Oregon yesterday made a forciOle
speech against her tonight
Mr. Stephens will clOse the debate tomorrow,
when voting upon the seven amendments to the
bill will commence.
George Sanders, Navy Agent of New. Yorb, was
before the select Naval Investigating Committee
to-day. Complaints have been made that he makes
nearly all Of bis purchases for the Navy of Charles
Secor his security. Sanders's examination was
directed to that point. Several witnesses from
Pliladtlphia have been examined to day about tho
rOal contracts. The Committee viii report on
Tuesday next.
Cuba crowded the case Of the Indiana Senators
out of the Senate to-day. Tomorrow is private
bill day, and Mr.. Hunter has given notice that he
will speak on the Tariff on Monday. So Cuba will
20 over until Tuesday, when Mr. Crlttenden viii
speak against its acquisition.
The evidence before the Select Committee on
Public Printing to-day will fasten perjury upon
Philadelphia witness. 4 be evidence before this
Committee, implIcate, the publisher of Ihe Union.
IL Mr.. Wendell refuses to testify an attachment
will issue for him. Nearly one hundred witnesses
have been examined by the Naval Corruption Com
mit.ee, and three photographic reporters have
been employed all the time. The reports and tes-
tnony will make about eight hundred pages.
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Eater from yamaiCa-Arriyal there
of SOIiiOHguc.

CHARLESTON, Friday, Feb. IL, 1879.
Tie brig Eliza Nefon has arrived here, with King
stor, Jamaica, Sivices 20 the 26th nit. Tie ex-
Emperor Soulouque bad arrived a. Kingston from
Bsy;i en- Bri,ish shp, claiming British protection.
The steamship Washington, fom New-York VIA
Aspbwan fer California, via the Hon, put into King
tton on the 2Jtb for coal She landed lj passengers
sni some stores at Greytown.
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virginia Wing State Convention.

RlCHMOND, Va, Friday. FEB. II, 1913.
Tie Wig S.ate COny Gntion nominated aitnan L:
WILEY of Mcrorg gshs for Ii uicnsIt-Goyer1or, AMI
Walter Pr stOn Of Washington for AttorneyGenera.
John NJ Bots made long speech, in which he fore
fhaJowed ,he ground he vii take in bis address st the
Acadery Of Music IN New York, the .sld inst. viz,
tie coalition of al the opposition parties North ana
South in the Presidential campaign OF 1861 to detea;
tic Democracy. He was loudly oheeted. The Con-
yeItiOn is st III session.
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To the Associated Press.
WAsHISGroS, Friday, Feb. II, 1853.

WAsHISGToN, Friday, Feb. II, lNo9.
Several days ago, over thirty Republicans IN @ tne
House were expected to vote for the bill for the adj
mission Of Oregon, but now the calculation Is that
not more than one'haf that number will, if so many
Judge Douglas has been invited by some ol the
leading Democrats of New.lIampshire and Connect-
cut TO yis those States and make political speeches
Senator Fitch has introduced bill having in view
The sul sttuion of iron for other solid materials III the
building of ships and public edihcts
The Hon. John COchrane lectures tonight before
the Washington Art Association.
Several material occurred in the TRANSMISSION
Of the account Of the Democratic caucus on Wednes
day night. The only resolutions adopted were tnos
Of MI Phelps of Missouri by large majority.
Mr.. CrawfoIda resolution, declaring II inexpetient
snd unnecessary to disturb the Tarif of 1887, was
defeated, by q agains. 81.
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Mr. HOARD ~. " made a soeec& agsins., aat
Mr.. STEPHrNSON KY for TIE bill.
Ar. MILLS1N tEs.l bad formerly opposed the sh'
mcsion eIclusively the GROUND a the nslfhcieney
ofpcpuaiion, and this objection uOF rem 1ir9.
Dir. DAVIS fMiss.i WIS IN favor q the biz.
Hr. GILMAN lMc.j would be compelled % vote
* ainst toe bill principally the ground Of LIN ifce-
regro clause il the Ccr5ti uton. Adorned.
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The above items considered about fair speci-
mep OF the economy which peryades the whole report.
IL appesrs that there is no branch Of this Buchanan
Ao omrstraticu that is not currupt spply the lancet
where yer you will.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12

PIckPocxI MI Juitn. G. Weinpsir Of No. Sr!
Washir g,on uIsst AYERS that, while lie was asiesp
yesterday, bis pookst was pieksd Of $50 by George
Cash C.sb, vi i,yery Eccr, azd generally 'hon'
was present .tsn te lest lis cat, snd beirs .uo;e'
qu.Ity vsy fv-a Of esih which se scooun'ed '0r N
. very ur,su'fsc'eIy rrsrrer, he Sec1Sed Cisa o'
t.eaIrg ii5 cGss. Jys.'Ss Qllsk.abaia lsksi cAsa
uf 20 lutE,T.
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yop.Arrival Of the Hndiaa.

PORTLAND, Me.. Saturday Feb. l2-Zs m.
There are yet TO signs OF the steamship Indien, now
In lie, seventeenth d.y from Liverpool.
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A sIsSER AAoSG THE SAIsTs.-Deacoo Lsv1
Wilder Of Boeton was victimized at the NOTE 49,
prayer meeting on Tuesday. A young mAa vnc sS -
ssksS so1 . n,;vsis iots,Yicw The good deacon vese
to the door vh Rim, where the young man e1psssssS
his penerce for bis past sinfa course ana n.
tone ,Iy gced advice IpTrsg s y 1e9 ev oa, bis eo1
xs,c,, wscb the ,ssm renitent seized ard made sm
win. Tie deaCOp ss'e chass, but sOOa losi s'sh' %
tie Ilsre,
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NOn.ArIiyal of the America.

HALn.N, saturday, Feb II m.
The T.. III. steAInsbp America, Low 10 her fourteen;a
day from Liverpool, has Dcs yet been ssno'ed. TAe
heather is Gle esr and cold With light " ". wind.
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The Canadian Seat Of Government.

TORONTO. c. W, Friday, Feb. IT, IoJJ.
The QueeDa decision in favor OF Ottawa as the
seat Of Government of CoI Iada was carried IN the
Legislative Assembly, last night, by majority OF ..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-12
Indian Fight.

Sr LOUIS Fnfay, Feb. IT, IsI9.
fight occurred or "a, 18th January, near Chester,
Ntlrarka between fifteen Pawnee Indians and eleven
wbite mep. Three Of TIE Indians were killed and
several wounded. TIE affair caused by an az
teupt Of the Indians 10 outrage white woman.
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The Arabia Onward Bound.

UiLIAN, FNday, FtD. IT, TSl7.
The steamship Arabia arrived from Boston at
O'Clock this morning, and sailed at II. III. for Liver
pool. Light northwest wind aud clear weather.
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Kansas News.

81. LOUis, FIIIay, Fcu. TT, I6J"
4 bill arprcpriang 81, gro, aid authorizing the en-,
ployme1t Of counsel for the defense Of III. Day and
his son, charged with abduotiHg negroes from Ms
uri aud row in jail in Platte City, Mo-, passed the
lower House of tie Kansas Legislature on the 1th
in II. without Opposition
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THE Canals.

ALBAtY, Friday, Fob. II, ISj'.
The Canal Board has 6xed the following appoint
ments: For fixing the Canal tolls, March i for ap-
pointing Canal officers, March g. for designating tie
Cana foil banks MaIch !.
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The Adanns Express Robbery.

MONTGOMTRY. A.a., Friday, Feb. IT, IoI1.
TIE Adams Express Company nave increased the
reward 10 $1,000 for the detection OF the author OF
the recent robbery Of $4,000.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-22

THE BROADWAY DANBY.-The new style OF
Broadway dandy for 1859 is thus described
by the New York Ledger. 1t is understood
that the article will not be introduced here
until next season:
''Hat, like an inverted iron pot; hair,
cropped like a French soldiers, or an inhab-
liant OF Blackwells Island; mous,achc, anu
pie and elongated, but no viii, or else
beard and no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS both; shirt
collar, erect, and setting close 10 the neck;
cravat a siikcn string: coat collar, quar-
ter OF an inch high; coat, vert. aud trows-
err. all of the same material; light colored.
coarse Of texture, loosc-ish; shirt. extremely
fine and clean. with the wristband covering
one-third Of the hand; kid gloves, dark col
ored and very new, fitting like glove;
shoes, not of patent leather, but polished TO a
miracle. No jewelry OF any kind, unless in
the form Of v st bnttons, which may be OF
coral, carbuncle. OF garnet: but this h not
obligatory. Gold hunting watch, a. large as
a saucer; 1.-THE last affeclation l., however. to
carry a silver watch-gold being ~ 'doosid
common.) Cane, thin, stir and plain.
Thus equipped, the Broadway dandy thinks
he looks like an English lord. He Is nov
saving bis salary with view Ia the purchase
OF one Of those wonderfully bne Panama hats
which have lately broken out. The days are
al hand when this tribe will erteem it iofamy
not TO have on a hat that was labelled la the
shop window $50 How grateful we ought
TO he TO the Broadway dandy Tor taking 30
much trouble, aud going 10 SO much ex-
pense, TO ainuse his feiiow-women.D
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Commercial.
New orleans marker.

NEW ORLEANS, June II, p M-CoTTON.-we
closed our last weekly repsrt upon quiet Cotton
Market holders asking full prices the strength OF
the European news by the steamers Africa and Argo.
On Saturday the North Briton's accounts came to
hand about noon causing Increased hrmness 40 the
views OF factors the sales up to that hour embracing
about $500 bales at fu prices but after which no.
thing oi any moment was done. On Tuesday and
Wednesday together purchasers were found for on
ly $500 bales, With advance OF &c p lb for the
kiiddling and better qualities, and Wednesday,
With the Europa's advices at hand reporting ad-
vance Of 49Zd during the week at l1verp sol hold
ers with put up their rates another quarter of q
cent, at which Improvement about 1000 bales were
disposed OF. Yesterday there was quite a good IN
quiry which resulted in sales of about 5000 bales at
full prices, OF the transactions being at outside
figures, with limited supply Of the Middling quail
IT, s. which the demand has chiefly during the
week. To-day rumOrs (Which proved uDfounded) of
the arrival OF later advces from Europe, iterfered
with operations, and We have heard Of barely 800
bales sold, making total for the week OF IA 600
The market closes firm at the range Of advanced
As f.alInyzs-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-22

Nor So BAD AS REPREsENTED.--Havi
heard some little complaint urged recently
against the ladies for wearing their hoops to
market and believing such complaints to be
ridiculous we determined to investigate the
matter thoroughly, and without regard to ex-
pense.
Accordingly, on Saturday afternoon last,
we dispatched special Reporter to the Mar
ket House in three hacks and an express
wagon, with instructions to investigate and
report.
Our Reporter reached the field of investi-
cation at ten minutes to 5 O'Clock by his
watch and twenty-five minutes to three by
everybody else's. Crowd was large, and
hoops numerous. Reporter went in among
'em at once. Room scarce, and pressure
tremendous. Went half way down to the
first freak in the stalls, aud found the way
blockad in every direction. Got into the
midst of sixteen fine looking girls, who were
pricing lot of geraniums, and for a brief
space of time-say three minutes-Our Re
porter thought with some degree of tolerance
of the complaints in questions; indeed, he felt
remarkably queer. and struggled manfully to
get clear of the predicament Finding this
TO be impossible, however, be soon began to
feel more comfortable and didn't mind the
pressure so much; in fact when he came 10
ref let that it is the custom of the country,
he rather liked it.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-22
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

Rn4RR<. DR.. KING formerly of New York, for
REheaseS the last four years of Louisville, Ken
lucky and who has devoted his the treat
of private diseases for 80 years, hatters
himself, having attended 10 a practice for many
years and cured so many thousands, be is enabled TO
cure all diseases of private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from njudcious medical treatment,
or from neglect of their own. DR.. Kings Dspensary
is No % Deaderick street. between Cherry and the
Square second story where he Cures all diseases OF
private nature. .t
GoSoRRHEA cured without nauseious edicme or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old recent date eectualy cured in
few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with all the diseases Of the skin growing
out of neglect or bad treatment, can be eEeciually
cured in few days.
SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures tionhayingb been
given this disease and all the consequences
ing out of il, brought on in many cases by the de-
uctive habits of inconsdcrate Youths and exces
sive indulgence of the passns neglect of which will
undermine the constitution rende :ng the subject unfit
Females who may be laberiag with any difficulty Of
TIE Womb may rest assured of immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stating
their with fee enclosed directed TO DIR. A. King
No. . Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn, will have
the necessary meccinesent to their address, with
sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed. Once
hoursfrom O'Clock in the morning until in the eve
ming maVSO-indAwly
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1T is FREE FROM POISON.

- NEW YoRK, October LIST, 1858.
Mr.. e. LYoS-Dear Sir: We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and find them perfect
Iy harmless to mankind and domestic animals, but
certain death when inhaled by bugs ants and insects
JAMES R. Chiffon, NJ. D., Chemist n -
LAURAScE REID, Prof Chemistry, y. Y. Hos.
Mr.. John l.. Rome, Superintendent Of the New
York Hospital, says, he has expelled all the bugs,
ants, reaches moths &c, with Lyons Pow Ter, and
finds it OF immense value"
Every gardener and housekeeper must have a di.
rect interest article of this kind. Reference
be made the Astor, ST Nicholas and Metropolitan
Hotels TO Judge Megs, President of the American
institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen. Winfield Scott
Cyrus W. Field L. NJ. Pelse, of the Five Points Mis-
sion &c. &C. Judge Megs says, ''This discovery Of
Prof. Lyon is of national importance. The farmers
Club have tested il thoroughly. 1t will destroy To-
Gusts, grasshoppers, ants, moths bugs and all YER
min. Garden plants be preserved, and houses
made pure.''
Arrangements made through Messrs
BARNES x PARK, of New York, 10 have it sold
throughout the world. Many worthless limitations
advertised. Be cautousl
''NEw YORK, November sth, 1855
'tIn retiring from business, have sold all my In
sect Powders ana Pills, Letters Patent and the
crets pertaining thereto, Messrs. Barnes Park.
This powder is discovery made by myself, and
brought from the interior Of Asia and is unknown to
any other persons. The genuine and effective article
put up canisters, and will continue To bear
my name. Z. Lyon"
Rats and mice cannot be reached by powder,
and are killed by Magnetic PILL Order them
through any merchant
It's lyons Powder kills insects in atrice,
But Lyons Pulls are mixed for rats and mice
Sample Flasks IS cents regular sizes so cents and
81 co. Follow directions. Use freely and thorough
ly. BARNES PARK,
aprI4-4mdwtw. 13 and Is Park Row n. York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-22

NOT q 'sfSR' SHAM.-No; not mere sham
but a mcerr ,cbaum, or something very near
akan 10 one, came to us the other day as a
present from our young friend Tom NJ. BEN
Nsk' o.. Columbia, most skillful and pains
aakD typo whom the undersigned has known
don z and we'll.
Loaded your pipe, TON, with some of MER-
EDITH d. HALEYs raw material and Sc. fire to
| it. Ii anybody should happen to summon
acting justice of the peace in and for said
county, to testify as 10 the amount of dis
count on that smoke, you may safely take the
oath and answer "nary one."
Thank you. Tom.
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Dp Gelegrapb.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival orfhe steamer Kangaroo.

4Frfsaf Oh Inc steamer Kangaroo
New YORK. June 2l.-Tbe steamer Kang-
aroo has arrived with Liverpool dates Of the
ninth.
Cotton quiet; quotations were braveIy
maintained. Sales of one day 5000 bales.
Breadstufs dull. Sales unimportauL Pro-
visions steady. Consols 931C9932.
Napoleon and the King of Sardinia enter
ed Milan and were enthusiastically received.
The Austrians have evacuated Pavia.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company held a
meeting and accepted the Government offer,
and determined to raise new capital.
LONDON, 9.-BullioH has increased in the
Bank during the week 100000 pounds.
The steamer Vigo had arrived out.
Napoleon and the King of Sardinia entered
Milan, and were enthusiastically received.
The Austrians left Milan on the fifth. They
have also evacuated Pavia.
A Vienna dispatch saws among the wounded
at the battle of Magenta are Baron
Reschach, Generals and three staff officers.
Two staff officers are missing.
Ore Major was killed.
Clerc was among the French Generals
The Government of the King of Sardinia
has already been established at Como and
Londrio.
lrcste dispatch says, an Austrian steam.
er captured the French ship RaOul from Cuba
TO Trieste.
1t is reported that Canrobert has died of
wounds
Genl. DAngels has been created Marshal.
Napoleon is reported to have been in the
midst of the Imperial guard during the two
hours stand against the Austrians who were
aware of the fact.
The real loss of the Austrians is estimated
at from Is 900 to $4,000.
A Turin dispatch of The seventh says: At
Magen the Imperial and Sandman guards
aloe were opposed to the Austrian masses.
They were attacked by the Austrians and
were unable to advance, but neverthel less
firmly resisted the enemy.
The Zouaves and guards lost but retook
Their position.
Finally Neils army assumed the offensive
and were irresistible.
The enemy endeavored to surprise the
right wing of our army, but the movement or
Genl. McMahOn rendered this abortive.
The enemy relaxed somewhat and then re-
sumed with renewed fury. Mcmahon then
triumphantly charged and the battle was
won.
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The sixth District

Welearn that A. NJ. THMAN, Esq of Bed
ford county, has announced himseHas dem
ocratic candidate for Congress tn the Sixth
District He is young gentleman of fine
ability and irreproachable character, and
should the mantle of public favor fall upon
him, he will bring to the duties of the station
an honesty of purpose, an energy and a
fnithfuness to the Interests of his constitu-
ents which few mea Of his party can out
strip
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w-WN. III. BcRRowEs. partner in the
large Dry Goods house of A. T. STEWART q
Co., New York, died in that city on the llth
inst, having realized by his connection with
the house, an immense fortune. He left the
sum ot $50, 900 to each of bis nephews and
nieoes, who are seven in number. He be-
qaeathed $4,000 to be invested in trust. IN
der very stringent provisions. and the income
thereof TO go to his brother. PHILLIP BUR-
RowEs, for lie. The r, sidue of his property
amounting TO over half million of dollars.
he bequcathed to his sister-n-law, CoRNELIA
BURE0wEs. and his sister ISABELLA BYRON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-22

A HANDSOME COMMUNICATING the re-
cent visit of the Chatham Artillery to this
city, they made many friends among our
citizans, and left Nashville, we think, fully
convinced that we have some first rate fell
lows in our INSIST. just before leaving they
presented to one of the gentlemen who act
ed as marshals on the occasion of their r. :
ception, beau i ul American flag. and two
pennants, the latter being prizes won from
other companies. These flags are highly
priz d by the gentleman to whom they were
presented, and he now has them decorating
his parlor.
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Attorney General and Reporter.

Es- We are authorized TO announce JAMES W
nEADERICFl, ESQ, of Washington county, as a cand
date for the Office of Attorney General and Reporter
for the State To I'll The vacancy occasioued by the
resignation OF Gen. John l.. T. Sneed
june2O-te
Rs- We are authorized TO announce wM. b. REESE
Jr. Es1 as a candidate for the Office OF Attorney
q neral and Reporter for the State.
may30-td
ss- We authorized u announce J. o. SHACK
EIFORO, Esq, Of GAINESVILLE, as candidate for the
ohcc Of Attorney General and Reporter To oil the
cancy occasioned by the resignation OF Gen. John L.
T Sneed may27-td
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LUCK's NEW EsTABIIsHMENT.-In passing
mp Church Street, between Cherry and Sum
mer, drop in at the elegant new music, toy
and variety store of Mr.. JOHN Luck and
look at his fine assortment of goods. You
will find there superior p amos, and other
musical Instruments; sheet musici fancy
work stands. baskets and chairs; children
carriages; bird cages; toys of all sorts; fr
works, and an endless variety of faLcy ar
ticles.
Mr.. Luck intends to keep on hand the larg,
est assortment'of these articles to be found in
the city, and as he purchases OF the importers
and manufacturers, he is enabled to sell OH
very fair terms.
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