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PosIInEs.

To Real Estate Buyers you negotiate
for house having all the modern improve
one OF them.
Creditable Tailoring well lined pocket.
The Young Lady's Standing Refcrence-"I
refer you TO pal"
Every cloud iss said to have its silver lining
mot so Of every pocket book
Mr.. Bcecher is STARRING it for the "benefit'
of Theodore Parker.
The Wit and Wisdom column OF the Ledger
is open TO the charge Of being merely ap prentice
lit certainly IS very unequal
Oar Insurance Companies have bespoken i
Storm" to put out future fires in this city,.
Unnecessary talk is aptly termed "Wind-
woTk"-at the Vest.
Mercy ANs.-A hedtef term: "You're liar.
SIR a coll term: ''YOu're another, sir In
eqEilibriO: Then we bothlie, sir.r-The earth
qnAte thus indicated may be looked for at any
time.
srSosrns. Free TRADE" and sailors
Rights."-M J. Post.
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TnE senior Brooks. of the n. Y. Express, is
writing some exceedingly clever letters from
Paris-he calls them Thoughts AlOud'-herc
is mention of his experience in shopping in
Paris. He thinks the idea that the French Ian
guase was created for love making is mistake.
It was clearly intended for parties in shopping
CoxFEcrIoNEE's -Shopper-"HaTe you
any chestnuts sugared ?" INJURIOUS glacial
Woman Shopkeeper-"Ahn moi" On apparent
despair.) Hon Dis,t! All just sold Ten
suis desolee.i' lin double desPsir.) Let me
send Monsieur some. What is your number ?
They shall be there right off,"
Pathetic appeal to Heaven, and broken heart
for having no chestnuts. What could do.
writes Mr.. Brooks, but purchase whole lot of
bon-bons frnm such sufferer, for Christmas
and New Years!
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.sPor ~ that and - that.
Their dlEnities and a. that,
The piIh o. sense, the mi le o. worth,
Are hIgher ranks than n that

The bold voice of freedom. too. while spoken
In the stirring strains of that famous war
song, .sScots wha' ha' wi Wallace bied"-which
has been called the best that was ever written
by any pen, must have fired old Scotia,s heart
with something Of the spirit of her carly strug-
giles against "oppression's woes and palms,
It seemed that in Barns, Scotland and nature
had alike found child after their own hearts.
If the healthy moors. the rugged hills. the wind
ing wales, the banks and bracs of their native
land, had been dear and beautiful to her chill.
dren before, how much dearer-how much more
beautiful, did theynow become beneath the magic
touch of that hand which was guided, not only
by a love of these natal scenes, but by a true,
enthusiastic and universal love of nature. His
was heart most exquisitely attuned to all her
harmonies-mOst keenly alive to all her beau
ties, and these, as all things else, which have
been touched by the wand of his versatile gent
us, have gained from it fresh enchantment-
greater immortality. In word, mis- soul was
ike an eolian harp on whose strings the vulgar
wind, as it passed through them, changed itself
into articuiate melody.
The love and sympathies of the poe, we're
equally given 10 his fellow men, and tho others
have known as well the human heart, with few
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
Tar HrxDnrrn ASx1vEEsARr OIL me BrETH

Tar HrxDRETH ANSIVEEsAKY OF TIE BIRTH
DAr OF RoBEnr BuRxs-To day, as most Of
the world know, is the one hundredth ami
versary of the birth of Robert Burns, the
great national poet Of Scotland And when it
is remembered how much has been spoken and
written of his life and writings, elaborate
euIogy on our part is something TO which We
feel as inadequate, as it eertainly would be
deemed superHuous- The world unites to do
honor to the name and genius of Robert Burns,
and in our day, not TO admire him who has been
called the Shakespeare Of Scotland, would to say
the least, be regarded as lack Of good taste
The life Of Robert Burns is, in 4 general way,
familiar story with most people, but it is one
which we cannot help thinking has not always
been told in the most just and charitable spirit
One OF his own countrymen has written Of him
that his life was a greater poem than any he
ever wrote, and that those which we now read
with such admiring wonder. are but The frag.
ments Of great mind-the hasty outpourings
Of a full heart and intellect Alas that those
fragments should have been 50 much more priced
than the great life which vas suffered to waste
itself away in cold neglect and poverty. Scot
land has given to the world sons of whom she
- JISAly pIOuu-AnOSG ~ nhOAA SAAI HSii'A7
with exuting tear as she proclaims them her
chiIdren-but to Robert Burns she has given
her heart. Is it, we may here ask, the memory
of his genius alone which, on this day, causes
that great national heart to throb and swell
with such grateful affection, such high pride, as
his name each recurring year become the theme
for the richest tributes Of oratory2 Among
those poets whom Scotland has given to the
world, she could claim almost none for herself
The muse of Thomson and Battle, had, in the
stately garb of English verse, chosen for herself
Ioltier realm-a wider range, than any which
Scottish life and dialect could hold forth for her
acceptance. Before these two poets "the PIC
tureslue fancy and invention" Of Allan Ramsey,
and later. the graphic delineatiOns and humors
of Ferguson had somewhat identified them with
their own nation-but for some years before
Burns appeared in the poetical arena, there was
n complete hull in the career of Scottish poetry.
Other and foreign literature had taken its place
The abstrusities Of metaphysics and philosophy
occupied the learned heads of the nation. 1t
was t'an age the most prossic which Britain had
SEEN" says Carlyle, and tho 'fthe DOric Muse
was still heard in the rural districts, linked to
some popular air. some local occurrence, or
favorite Epot'-the simple annals of the peasant,
the rustic life of the hamlet, remained unrecog-
nized in song. In an age that had given him no
modeis-occupying position which gave him
few advantages, but many discouragements,
Burns first came before the world as an author.
1t may be readily imagined what effect was pro-
dueed upon the prosaic world. when with the
the enthusiasm of the patriot as well of the
P'''' eHs seized hi, soua.ry'.I,I.
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A NAN in Nachias, Ne, recently had some
hay destroyed by party of drunken men, and
sued the man who sold them the liquor, for its
value The jury give him verdict
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can only account for my present sound health.
from my constant though moderate use or Bar
hdre't Holland Bitters-having from my youth
suffered, at intervals from Pites, in both forms,
sometimes so severely as to completely PROSTATE
me. | have for several months past, though
subject to loss OF sleep, and unusual physical
effort, been entirely free from any symptoms Of
this distressing disease while my general health
is very much imprOved.n
Persons doubling Tie authenticity Of this GER
tiieate, are requested to call upon or eommuni-
cate with the prUprie;ors. They will take pleas
ure not only in referring them TOT its author, bot
to many others who have used the Holland Bit
ters for thesap affection with equal success. {,
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HOOK BINpERY

AND BLANK BOOK MAHUFACTORY.
IL deserp.i0ss Ct Bank Books rulsd AID zase
n a. rrnrea heaGs 81 required HeEsz rzzsie ard
Al kisds q printed bound n ~ suk-
priees Al Hork
y. 2 MEEDS.
tfuinsT AL Haia St.,
nov2a-1V IafsllEsncT Bziliirr.
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ale seized his eountry'a Tyre
With ardent grasp and strong
And made his soul Of fTe
Dissolve itself In Sons."

His country heard entranced. The music of his
song enchanted their ears, but it was the theme,
which touched and captured their hearts. at
seemed says an able writer, ''as ifa new realm
had been added to the dominions Of the British
muse-a new and glorious creation, fresh from
the hand of Nature. There was the humor Of
smoIlet, the pathos and tenderness of Sterne, a
Richardson, the real life of Fielding. and the
description of Thornson-all united in delnea-
lions of Scottish manners and scenery, by an
Ayrshire piOughman" The humble ''cotterf
saw there his rustic home, and lowly, honest
life, depicted with touching fidelity-he saw
them beautiied and ennobled BY the master
touch of the poet, and heard him cxcIaim:
APRON scene, Ike these, oil seOsI grandeur spring.,
While at the same time, the keen vision and
honest heart of the man-the sly humOr and
skillful sarcasm ofthe poet had penetrated the
aimsy veil of rank and title, exposed the vices
and follies which were hid beneath. and dared
to tell the world,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

Who male the heart, tits Hs alone,
Decidedly can try uS,
He knows each chord. Its various tones,
Each spring, Its various bias;
Then at ia balance lets be mute
We never can adiusti IL;
What's dOHs We partly may compute
Bat know not what's r6Ststsd
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FORrnEEOR I'M.

TWO Houses on John street, ore Hozsr Hazp4sr
i serrraI on calzry street ard GEeiIur hose a-i
store room IN ccnfEe IheeIbr, the xaiz <
81 Market AfeY- E1qz-e a. Jseob HIs the Ger.
ner Of John AID 5th Etrertas OF
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For Rent.

FTNIAT desirable prsFrEty aezr NJ Weed Cater
fnoun - the King property he dUtEIEE sctfa =
sEaeiert accommodations for large fssu1y- Ne 70
eoptzinG two acres uhich could b zde Esod Iazta
gnrden Also good ereLaTd Ge ard Al IsieIy enfcsl
1fth A sxeeIieEffenee- Fer tsEE-s sFply e
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M u = I O /.
For Rent.

OTORE ROOMS OFFICES. DwELLISGs, Frr=s EBret,
- Roos IN ne second and third ctr! cool hasirs,,
house AID snail Hal25 y feet, also, Bazs LstI Tor
sale orlease faVoraljs terms, alFly
e oaee. So- I1s5<. uain STREET bstv NssTos a.
. T-sEon-uu SIR. "a,
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New LoxDox, CT, jan a4-The supposed
SLAYER bark Lawrence, has been libeled.
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Wheeling Window Glass Works.
INOR sale or kent Possession given 1st Juy next
r, Apply to Z G. ae4 &sl
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Offices To Let

TWO good Cd door, Iney and Main t1-
Janss ". L NeAFEE
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NEW FIRM.
Onse ID DC Crs.esnI lIaauaasturIsE %

EHEIIns, Va January sth, iss9-
annual meeting Of TIE EtoekholdeTs of The Crtseen
Il 4apufactuTing Co. the eietiun Przstteuf ani
seven Director, VII b held ~ she CsBrany eHe IN
Nheengi Va, Wednesday. geb- eh, Is 3 AZ o'eoek
n general artsuianee a paTtieularsy requsstrd As
other hEiEsl e iportser VII he hrousht before lie
meeting y. WILKISsOS,
ja-57d seeFstsEy-
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ARREST THE VILLAIN

aEAAtGoA = A-A@AA-N-
ON The Ssh o. r, 1883, ealIia< himself
" John Thomas, presented letter Jacob Kiger Eq,
NhesnE Va ParoF-iag 70 b from us 70 hatsl reqars-
Ing aim call ~ Jaeob KEeF 20 loan Nia money 70
enable him to reach NoFautoun. We to det due
BY Nr. Le Roy Kramer Mr. Kierr, taking for
granted that tne letter genuine loaned the
qnesd but Tho has not yet called % pay IL back
eording 70 rToFnise-
Tue letter purPortinr b trou as vas signed JohE 4
styksr Co, barney Flsids We DO no; know ether
he sad Thoas frlds does Mr. L Roy Eflnasr
The whole transaction gross fraud VIII
the Western and southern paPsTs copy mis- far
IheT Imposition JOHN B. STRIKER co,
No. so Market street, Pafladeiuhia.
Philadelphia, Jan. l9th, 1850. jan2s-st
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

ExxEWxsLR rLKAsUEE-
O1e Square, one year S30cach addtona square 81 o
written sotice must be given take stop s<
sef1sefnene OF yearly advertisers before the year
pres, otherwise we shslI charge till done
No contract of yearly advertisements will be dseca
uVen Saout previous notice wiilany charge
DC made for less than year 81 the yearly ratss :
81 Advertisers exceeding the space contract
ID Tor win be charged for the excess -es
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1859 POPULAR TRADE. 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RJBBGyS! RIRBgNS!l RIBB0NS.!!

RIBBGNS! RIBB0NS!! RlBBONS!.!
70 MERCHANTS. MIIIINERS,. .JOrRERS. IEALERs
IX RIBn3X> MI \IRI G%9, 5 AGiIIrpv AMn
IHE CisH II"Bo> HOUSE,
CHAMBERS sTFuT, NEM YORK
ESrARIIsHEp 1855
t{'E have originated a new lrincirle-a new era
~ in the Ribbon Trade whereby make this
busn.s PLAIN, sIMILE and STAPLE As THAT OF brown
WI Sill FOR CASH. WE BUY FOR CASH.
We arr satisfied with PER CENT PROFIT. ASK no Sec
md Price. IIa' all go'fs marked III J LAIN
FInUIE 50 that nan woman and child .'buy alike
and receive the SANE vare for their money
oar prices ,"r best iaile, Ribbons all o"loTs, are
:. a'' ~. sc
! ~ :. T. lo,s {"
w OFFER FANCY EiuB N~"AIL STYIE>. -" "AII
COIORS, = All QrAInItS,'' At RIcES
IEEYING COHiEt IIl''\ AND,
F'R Cash ONLY
Our cstabl shne"' Is the centre Of attraction for
RoUCHFs, RoUCHEs!I
New STYLES aud att, rus ai "a saving of
80 PR GENT From tRtI lit PRICES.
Examine our s Ia los IN" he convinced
BLONI LACE ,QCllllNtS, &c &C.
our line or thcse CO. lis always roIl. We ImPort
,nd '.J"b" them at once for per cent advance.
iarked prices all G"ods - Pain Figures"
CREl II rIuCES.
Our intention is tn make the ibbOn Trade as staple
~ regard prices domestic gods. To do this We
mu-t s,l' one MILLION IUiLa H. WORTH OF GOoIS
Ne are Union Men .sNn North no oouth." We
solicit the patronage e" Merchants. in every section
or the uitcd stnte and t' servants OF ali whO
Iayor us with their tr dc Hud patronage.
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
lie, Chambers II. New York,
the Hu. SO. River Rur"a Iep"t.
v wAITER mnl0-Im
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WE are now IN reerips og oar SPRING GoonS, and
w are prepared u ner % our friencs And ths
trade generally a UAiesae. 81 abe nsst desirable
a tks e IFs Ca ds b adj made Cuthug, kc-, ever
bFoIsht % this market ana at small advance
casa Esr esSh. ~ isuDctual ae4lern
We 81 all tskr pleasure m showing them, and
nxise thsse Slstlig n4rket - giss call snd
exsnaine go-s.ls AID gsrszss-
frb2i-am AiIisoS, ASpER<uS co.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

CSEvFR aud AZ in iis various mod ihctinns firms
II the chief ubstarle tn health and comfort n th'
West-r, That th Is owing T. ign"rancu among
th phvs clans. must b. afmitt Il hy th se who @ Ne
carefully tched the trogrrSs nf Intermittent tev"r,
and tie a,4vail.ng Efforts To ehcck 1t by ordinary
remedies
That the hillary difficulties ~ he Hssf ean be pre-
rented. aTres'ef and Gs1ei IS eest6fn-
On this 81 4 not a shadow ef duuhi * sis. IL u
certain that a the mnRinc NJ Fssastecs which the
Divine Nts ON haih prepared ter tie use 81 uth
IN !, a rrme,ly Tor the drea 'tui FEVER AND AGCt
ysas moi s,t ersiked IL rannst b. b. who
o. spring up he herb which heaeth the beast "f the
fsrest and Il TIE held, has rviied no htlp fT ts
maladv BY hiS providence he has aecrrcd
and we NAV b. thai the tea iui contingency IN
qurst We'll guarded and thai the means th'-re
d would be vou, ihe saFRs - and patent So X
er We can fore thai IN rnishins the eF-
the e"nhieuee and consdsrAii'n Of eur e"i1H'ei'
country.
We hereby certify that we have submitted th-
Gr1senb-fl Fever ard Ague Rene y h 4 es<e IN
sp-ron and srienne anais sic. and have also t-tted
its curative p several cases al Agne aid BE
yer. II kkil.f1ly compounded remedy a q d =
proved itself completely sccrssfGl 10 every ink; noe
Il Is richly deserving the at senee OF our brethren
of the Aediral tr, s-sn, fth- pablic
sAxrKu Mo~ BRAY. M r.. New oTk.
C W RKnft y, N. H.. u tscaa sin
" IL SGNsiNGIuS n. T.. iiiIs -.
T. J JonSS =. " D.. Mi~Souii
" c ~ 7 iInas NJ . !, SeW Hampshire.
Js Z. M0TT. b indtaua.
y. tEssINGTuN, Il T.. GaiHEEA
Wa. \. A-Hns>. N. u. l. ul-i tIls
Tn GTE.enaerg fsyfF and AEnc rrtnefy - Ne
T-.p1IAr ths.s ghsni r.ua see. Aiahanns and Seos
ga, AID = i'r sas hy every FsgglS, n iaoss slAt1s
Prize 50 ce.sts per bssx AIfX. MAcA ENIlk,
apr.n Agent f,i Srsnfcaberg G.
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r e M O " i d
DY S EP STA, ,

- = 3
A sho-n by tho statements of the bard Of Iieat
y of New York, caused the death Of 20 persons
ef 6il deaths, iu one week and i61 deaths. by con
sumption. ,nd"ced by nysPepsa As ii is vel at.
af "a large porti"n nf those who die q consump
1 b ,comes the duty of every ans to use surh pr
tions against aud remedy far Dyspepsia a. &C e ce
experience have place before them. and which la
f,roved a he efficac.,us. 81 this eiara =
Williams Anti-Ic- sp-fae Eiixir, - in corrobor
which read the following testimonials;
Testimony of Mr.. Edward II. Rowiey, Of che erm
RoSiey, AshbarBer Co. u North Sharves.
proof Of the efficacy Of NihiAms's Ant-Dysreph
PlnLADKII1uA. October %. Isl0.
pear sir- take pleasure In recommending your
Anti-Dyspelaic T1ixr. for the cure of Dyspepsia.
have taken Il myself for the DISEASE and have bee'
EDWARD II. RowILY
Communication 20 John r Penrose Esq frem Mr.
Franklin Eyre, kensiRgton.
tits with great Ersthcsson that testify 70 the e.
50 strongly recommended me, ana for vhioh J
heartily thank you: 10 hns completely restored my
health. sbSch eheerfaiy paoiieiy scknowlraee
~iIh the hops that others may Be similarly benefited
FRANKLIN EYRE.
EsSsuSeTos. sept IL, 1850
ocToHEs 40, 1850
rR IaSEs writAs
=
u, sgeiSl severely that oEnpietsls prostras
=. afa having tried every ft.r Fe-f wftieai
=suveFs. Nsiviseti "a ne youf -Ant-i sfrtN
tIxtF-" if Affords me uurh Fieasare 60 intern you
ihsi entirely cured by ts usr, AMI cefatsiiy re-
esa al l~rsons SUFFERING under Dyspepsia
.:i0i.,.E woonRUFF
cYro~efl's Half wss Hegss, Brisssi Turnpaks
Testsusuy ~ ur Abner Flaa~s Market streef. .sbsv
sssrh. esrroe~rstiss oi ths sfnSaey Of niiii<nas
Ann-nysp<tt< Esur
I "a Jarss wntiass.
faar slF--It giEes FreatpieAsure 80 knes that
gos eEan IsreBzFing year Hseiirne for the cure
q iyspesss, Tor aFy VI M 4cqazintziiees hsfef -
i-atriy akei me Sfsere u csain be fysae afra knpe
ssubi. zrk EeE-ns ss TIE great e~aeot h4ss
frr<xs-i tt@ es7f taeAsfbss - nst nts
dae you. eut may be sesEi - ot-ra. non HlAAt
a fer s~xer@l sears J sas~T-s frssa i'ftt-i>2@.
es.uElnutlan FsEatly slnk az rnfsr ~ 49,
rsrsjeif FsslFict sslf - tie Htest slr se2
and that cquht net dAr~st ssa soss q
-treastt, disiss satia - exeres sea t-s yes e1ss
slea An4 lnsissgs slsbe se4fae<a. II ~ az HAS,
hezTtssg ffal s.sIssrs high Fee@aszetdstAh e yeaf
Antffts sfel4r fIixir Faesrea ala ussi q = "a ts
saass A4gss.y easrts sses iaAesaee l-nSeer ans
esslvss, pLsrh e..ala sfasag sisk im1s4aas, fru
sears base nes eiafsea 49, ess sstrnes a tas 60
sztlva I-ss<rs q y1sr -liclas has 81 essarse ia
xreasea EetzlJ essIea uses stzA tAasea ;
est-aa E~i.si fssss ~As e1ses s,'-ses-
fsEg festseuasi3 > s1fs, -, x..,rs
rAs.rsxs-ss ssia n ssssiss "a - s.eh. sr sia sas
- s.ssursssor JAMIE EIflsAns ND
fiser.isf as 1-hAFrHaepazlst
-. tseFth s<seE n <.ffsis = kel44si1el.
sfs@is - -i1st.
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nR IaNV< wutiAs
fcaF Sars-Iiariag saEeTra for q long tlHe rrea
Iy sgegsss severely that pietelS prnstra
81 ana having nied every ueans fsr Fets-s Sitheei
ssurrFx. Nivtsesi "a ne ySuf q -Antl-i sirtN
EIixir" li affords uiurh pleasure 60 Intern zoe
fhst entirely cured by sts AMI eeftsiiy re-
rs.n efa q &C. al persons saf-FiaE under iiysp-Fsi1
Very re~f.estfally ar.
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n. a "a H \. "

Ia y ~ ~ - Ns
IL addition tAc stuek par lascd II J. X HArdes
l. have FeoctS 81 tlse l0itoNuE
90 ,O,0 feet 1ressesl eiss~ fins fioorias,
.oo,ou ustu -
k0OA. \ \ . White iae Ceiling;
.oOoO i.asc als,s " Nasi,btArdss
1900 " clear Nhte i1a.e, al thieAnssses,
Sso,Ooo a. foi,laT Pisl.k, Jo.ss aad seAn.iinsi
.UO,Vuo CcsaE, ar-oftrd.
Atso -WnseaN sasi. alsd Franars And fiiin %
nAieh. fiLr isEnel issrs aud Taug= Aaiste iivees
hoalsing ans airsskVts, f.pi4i al fiias stsns go
tuli SUPPLY aisays hama tiss NaHhxilie iuibcr
fsbs-sm J. 7. GIBSON
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SPRING OPENING.

ElFE sin commence receiving sur sitdNG STOCK
w in = day tao, (Vf whach que hotics VIII
ia snl and gong aso tAe btslut-a nsor
sztsnssscy taIs ever, oor Grieudn and AL Nh0 esy
fsr cash = III bar in taing tiat do exclaHlv
Casa Hastasss 4aa ili seit Eso.-s = very sEa
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tc-s will iHd t,th -ir vantage T. giye call
can alnnusiate thcn b, d"zsn.s "a as low
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Stop the Renort.

hisenr. entity rciso ted that sell Goods snIy
AZ AuCton, wien la Tact, thirds of sales
private ts Aaiy other v hoses ale Heaset %
cay Nlis exception, sell FOR short proata
for eakh and snort Proaiff paIsr
febzI Bsts TRABUE 4 LUcus.