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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30
FIRST GRAND EXCURSION OF THE
NATIONAL GUARDS,
To Collins, Beach.

.Ess@h In the swift and commodloass. steamer SIC,
EsRS&isisarzssts Logan Captain Bright, THURSDAY
August 4t 1885, leave King street wharf at 81 O'Clock
a. nj The boat will touch at New Castle, going and 70
turning No persons Of doubtful character need presen
tickets as they will not be allowed to the boat
Assistants-Leut, II. A. smyth, Lieut.. +. McCloskey
Luke +. Higgins, John j. Toner
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS. Children under II years o.
age half-prlce.
wH- No Spurious Liquors allowed on board So
Tickets can be had at the following places George A.
Shoe Store Of Charles Reynolds in Fourth street. door
from Market Tea Store Of f. Gallagher corner OF 9Th and
Market John j. Toner at Grimshaw's Drug Store Duey
and Miller's Music Store Market above 7th; Charles
ODonnell Tailor, 9Th and shpley sts c. A. Chances
Grocery Store Of sth and Orange ss and Of any
member Of the company. JyoO-lt
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30
BRINGHURsTs CONCENTRATED
LIQUID EFT
FOR MAKING
Cold Custard, Fruit Junl1et,

A teaspoonfu to quart Of milk will produce firm
"A curd in few minutes, making Of the most whole
some nutritious and pauabe desserts in use especially
for this the year Price Is cts bottle Pre-
nared only by u. BRINGHU RST & co.
July .. Pharmaceutsts, Cor 9Th Market SIS.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30
MARRIED.

Charles Brock, Mr.. JoHN SPENCER WEBB, to
MISS JuLIANA HULL, all of this city.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30

From the New York Sunday Atlas, 9th.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN BROAD
WAY.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30

TAXES.

U,HE Taxabes of Wilmington hereby notified that
the Receiver of City and School Taxes, may be found
daily in the City Hail. from eight o'clock in the morning
until twelve at noon and in the afternoon from two
ocloeG un''l seVoH HHL NArF. RECEIVER
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30

TIC draWn humDeIb u tue uDuSu u
Of Washington, D. G. 49,, :,
s7 Orders for tickets and shares and certificates OF
packsges In the above SPLENDID lotteries will receive the
most prompt attention, and an official account OF each
drawing sent Immediately after II is over to all VINO 9der
from tho subscriber. The drawings supernlenaeu ny
s".s Address G. C. WELDIN,
Successor to z. b. Glazier, Wilmington, Del.
P s. Persons ordering Tickets from distance VIII
pIease bear In mind the fact that checks 10 my order on
any solvent Rank in the Union, and marked good by
the Cashier and II the letter containing Them be register
ed al tbe Post ONCE will be responsible for the loss OF
the same thus giving inducements offered by no other nrm
in the city. ,,,..., ,tcn - NJ,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30
JUST PUBLISHED.
Italy and the War of 1859.

Giving history Of the causes Of the War, with Bio
graphical sketches and finely engraved portraits Of is He
roes together with tho official accounts Of the Battles
Moneteo Paestro, Magenta etc. ETC., and Maps Of ltay
Austria, aud all the adjacent countries, by
MADAME JULIE De MARGuERlTTEs,
With m introduction by DR.. r. SHELTON MACKENZIE,
handsomely bound in one volume, limo. cloth,
PRICE sl,9S.
And published by G. @. EVANS 4so CHESTNUT ST. PHiLA
" ITALY AND THE WAR OF 1885, "-This handsome 70.
une written by Madame Julie do Marguerttes, and suit
ably Illustrated with Maps and Portraits has just been
published by O. g. Evans THE original Gilt Book PUBLISH
cry OF Philadelphia att the low price of 20 and Is as wei
timed Is well executed The design Is to show Italy
In her PAST and PREsgRT that the reader may under
stand what grounds she bases herexpecaney OF gor
Future with this view the author who has travelled
largely through Europe aud has resided for aconsdefhe
period in Milan with visits to the other great cities Of
Italy describes places with which she is acquainted and
personages whom she intimately knew The statistics Of
the various States engaged in hoses, are given,
with biographical sketches of the Soycregps generally,
aud Statesmen whom the war has thrown into promnen
cy great deal Of personal anecdote introduced which
very much adds to the spirit andaccepaby OF the work
The causes the fully and fairly developed and
there is appended authentic account Of the up
to the present time including the official reports OF the
various battles and the chyalrous exploits of General
Garribald the gallant Guerrilla leader.
We notice that in introduction to the work. Or, ~
Shelton Mackenzie Literary and Foreign Edtoror Of THE
Press, Phladelphia) very warmly euogzes Its designs
and execution. 80
copy of the Book and a handsome present, viii be
sent by mail postpaid upon receipt Of Tl2o Tor tho
book, and q cents for postage.
new Classified Catalogue of Books and 6lfts, with IN
duccInens to Agents will be sent free application
q. g. EVANS.
fs9 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30
JUST PUBLISHED.
LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE


BY THE REV, HUGH STOWELL BROWN,
Of the Myrtle Street Chapel, Lirerpooi.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30
Bows Wanted.

THREE BOYS will be taken at the
Wilmington Job Printing Office,
Cor 4th & Market Sts.,
10 learn the Printing business None need apply except
those who are willing be apprenteed and bring
good recommendations Of character.
T. ROBERTS Co.,
iv3O Book Job Printers.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30
Public Notice.
NOTTCE.

Ii persons are forbid trusting my wife, Rebecca, on
after Ills date. WA. swEENY
Brandywine June 2sth, 1850 st
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30
FOR SALE.

yIXTY Acre Of land situated on the road leading from
- the Keunet Square road to CARROTS Snuff MILL Ia
C6ristiana Hundred This one Of the most Desirable
In the county. 1t will DO sold in lots to suit
pnrehassrs For further particulars apply 70 Jeremiah
Springer on the premises, or to JAMES MONTGOMERY,
No Q5 Shipley street, Wilmington, Del jy2N
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30

THE AaPHIos CoRSgr BAgD.-This deser-
wing band intend applying to the generosity
of the citizens of Wilmington, to assist them
in procuring a new set Of instruments, as their
old ones, In measure having nearly become
good for nothing. They intend that this shall
in the future, be the peoples band, and to
make it, what 1t should be, will require more
money than the members can well afford all
of them being mechanics and men of small
means. The members of this band are excel
lent musicians, and deserve encouragement.
During the summer they intend playing in
public--either on the City Hall or some pub
lie place--for the qualification of the citizens
generally. This will be a new and novel fea-
ture in our evening amusements, that ought
alone, to warrant the means to procure the
much desired instruments. The citizens will
be waited upon by some of the members, for
contributions to this laudable pnrpose.-Be
liberal.
The SroRM.-On Tuesday last quite storm
of wind and rain visited our City; trees were
broken down and boxes, barrels, and every
thing lose in the streets were tossed topsy
turvey. The wind blew very hard, but the
storm lasted but few minutes, when the sun
came out as beautiful as ever, and cool plea
SAINT evening followed.
FELL IN AN Ice HousE.-A boy about twelve
years of age, named James Macham, fell in the
o NJ. 10,
above Tatnall, on Wednesday last, and vas
injured very severely. lie fell about twelve
or fifteen feet.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30

OFFICE OF REGISTRY OF DEATHS, ITO French
Street. of deaths in the city of
Wilmington, during the month OF Jiine, 1859.
IL.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30

A NoyELrY-Mr. T. vansant, of Kent county
Nd, was last week engaged in threshing wheat by
steam. The Kent News says;
"a gentleman who has Witnessed its operations
informs us that it works admirably, and expresses
the opinion that in time it will be more generally
used 1t requires two feeders and about thirty
hands and threshes and fans from 800 to 800 bush
els pcr day.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30

At stated meeting of the Dsmosthsnien Society
held at their hall, July 22d, the following synopais
pfthe final report ofthe Committee of Arrangements
for the 4th of July celebration was ordered to be
published, together with the annexed resolution
Amount of appropriation made by Council, slOo w
q Donated by citizens, Soo 70
q Received from stand, Sz W
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30

A CARD.-willam Huntingdon, respectfully
offers himself, for the consideration Of the
Democratic party, as candidate for nomina-
ton for the office of Mayor.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-07-30
SIOOp for Sale.

q. G. EVANS,
fS9 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, u
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-12-31
crxSUS RETURNS.

W. notice by the official Census returns
.,,ora. for 1859, as published in some OF
N, state papers, that there are in the State
Inject to taxation, only 10000 acres OF
:,nr0ved and 1000, 900 acres of un'mproV-
=, land. We would like very much to see
h. returns from each county, as there is in
l,ed some very great error or fraud in the
.,,,er. There are over 200, 900 acres OF
nd in tie State, and these returns would
,,,s that over 100000 are yet unta1a-
Il, or belong to the General Government
= this be true that only ten millions OF acres
=. returned, then Pottawattamie County
,,vs taxes on oae-twentieth of all the land
,,,e.ed in the State. 1t is not probable
hat all the government lands, swamp lands
nd railroad lands, in the State will exceed
-, or twelve millions, and this would leave
Sd aggregate of 100000 subject to taxa
.0D. We hope the attention OF the Legs
.,ore will be called to this matter, as it is q
~, great hardship that the revenue OF the
>,,:e should be derived from such small
9,,ion Of ito lands.
Tn. other items of the Census, are also
,srv unreliable, and should lead the !egis-
.,,r, to remodel the law under which the
.o,urn, are made. For instance, it states
IA, from 10000 acres Of spring wheat,
he crop only realized 100000 bushels, or
! .,n- bushels to the acre. That the whole
a, crop Of the State only averaged FIVE
Bushels to the acre, and Hungarian grass
| :, ton. to the acre.! Not very compliment
,v to Iowa lands. we had much better
rs no returns a. all, than to have them SO
| a,arract. a.
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pERANGEMENT or THE LIVER.

10 one Of the most common, well as formidable OF
diseases known to American physicians. It had for
years attracted the closest attention Of the medical fac
uy all parts OF the United States and yet up to the
time tho discovery Of Dr. ALLIANCES great Specific,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Pa, it
almost beyond the reach Of medical skill. Thousands
had persisted without even hope OF relief although
yet be destined to feel the drcfu effects
Of this most complicated disease it is thanks to the
search Of Dr. Lane most completely brought within
the scope Of medical control The proprietors Fleming
Bros Pittsburgh Pa Of the Liver Pills feel confident
that they offer remedy which has been fully tested by
time and which has failed Of when fairly
tried. ..-. 3D.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR
NLANE'S CELEBRATED vERNIFUGE, manuisc-
tured by FLEMING BROS Of PIrrsBuRaH. PA. All
other Vermfuges in comparison are worthless. DR..
ALanss genuine Vsrmfuge, also his celebrated Liver
Pills, be had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine wi!hoxt the signature Of g..
1871 FLEMING BROS.
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When, st various tinss, We hsvs been
placed on daily rations Of Quinine, We invs.
riably. inclined to the opinion that We would
hold that person bensfaotor Of man
kind, vhe should discover and make public,
acme mode Of taking tho disagresabls stun,
without the usual attendant bitterness
Therefore, w now tender our aeknowlsdg-
msnts to the editor Of the Cesnipg Sentinel,
for the following recipe. We have not had
occasion to try il, but We hope it il oil
claimed for it: "Tsks four or five cloves
in your mouth, chew them up, retaining the
saliva or spittle in the mouth, slap in the
quinins and swallow altogether. In this
way, We would just ~ leave take quinins
as to eat mincs pies"
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-.... 70 vhom this paragraph comes ~srsea'
,sl. notice faet The sos'A.a Ell ~. ~
~ ,es, to iAsir addre''. s"f" o1e 'eo, :"
H' .,a We mean vhas Se 'sy' 20 y0s e1. n..,.'
''''" =. .o,iee and govern yosrseivs' seeoTe'"9s.
,sasr every .sb'eriber via BE- "oi.tse .ssa. as
HTs ,shieh he hc, paid for the paper hos EXPIRED
- Paper will in no case be sent for longer Pc
go .sn psid for in advance. -. --.r. =
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coNyEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE.


The Washington correspondent of that
old and reliable journal, the New York
Courier & Enquirer, notes it as "signif-
cant fact that the Democratic side of the
House has no applause for Union sentiments,
but whenever expression is given to de-
termination to dissolve the Union if Re-
publican President is elected, or the South
is further encroachsd upon, there is great
clapping of hands"
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HELPERS DEPENDING CRISIS

There has been q considerable demand
for this work, for week or two past, on
account Of the magnificent advertising 1t
has received at the hands Of Congress and
the Democratic press. Owing to this de-
mand, our friends of the Bookstore, X. W.
KySErr & Co., have sent for supply, which
is daily expected here. Our Democratic
friends should arm themselves with copy,
/ at the first opportunity.
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RETORT COURTEOUS.

During some sparring in the House, at
Washington, on the 23d inst, and while Mr..
FAkNswoRTH, Of Illinois ha6 the floor, Mr..
ENGLISH, of Indiana, sent to the chair the
proceedings of the meeting in Chicago, e1.
pressing sympathy for John Brown. Sub.
sequently Mr.. ENGLISH remarked "that such
meeting having been held in Chicago, it was
eminently proper that the Republicans
should select that place to hold their Nation
al Convention"
Mr.. FARSswoRrH retorted, BY saying that
sit was just as proper for the Democracy,
having endorsed the sentiments of Calhoun,
to select Charleston ~ the place for running
the old Democratic machine into the
ground"
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70 rHE PUBLIC.

rhe uudersisnsd having sold their entire stock Of
foods and retired from business in Council Bluffs bel
cave return their sincere thanks for the liberal pa
tronaee they have received, and cheerfuly recommend
to customers their successors, Messrs PARKS
4 ROBINSON business men worthy Of the oonAdenet
and patronage Of the public.
Nov 70, le6s.--tf. TooILE b JACKSON
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PUBLIC SINGING SCHOOL,

y. H. Il. FIELD and Prof. MUELLER, pro :
:, 'pea'ng public Singing School 10 this
,o,. A. Who desire to join the School, are
~, ea 10 meet at Hags's Block, in the
~. '''merly occupied by the Odd Fellows,
''o'ns Of Tuesday, January 81.
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---o~$
THAT COW !

The Mt. Pleasant Republican Ne,cs must
be held responsible for the following -
The abolition press of the country are en-
deavoring to make capital out of the fact
that one of the sentinels, at Charlestown,
shot a COW, which they, in order to make
their SANDER more pointed, al!ege was a
harmless, no party COW. We have it, how
ever, from man, who has seen the hide,
and whose words no "white -livered' aboli-
tionsts would dare dispute, that, SO far from
its being true that the COW wasnot traitor;
she was a "Brown Cow
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CONGR ESS.

"a election Of Speaker yet, nor does M
.,.ni,.sion appear any less remote 'na =,
"" " ;,b inst. "Helper''s Impending CRISIS
'. ,,nies the attention Of the unorgah'hlsa
~s,.. and John Brown has taken 1uli po'-
..;on of the Senate-so far - inc nsm'
-, members of the respective ooole'
" .",,ped, are concerned. Several votes
~ ~. Sneaker, have been had since our last
". - about the following average result:
IN Observation-Disclosures .-'''''.''' -
w.. s,-y to a choicc.... .......'.''.'.'''' ina
u,Iisnn................... 900. ..'''-'' a.
lettering. ............'.''...''...
II, memorable contestf for Speaker OF tho
non.. in 1856, continued from the 80 Oh
n.,smber to the Cd Of February. II vi"
.,;,,ted on the 1920 ballot, by the cleo
w, At Mr.. Banks, as follows:-Bank' lo4;
,;t.n. 100; scattering, absent and not vo'
inv, Sc. The present contest promises TO
b. equally astsdlou''
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CHISTMAS BALL.

The social gathering known to lovers Of
dancing by the above cognomen, came off
as per appointment, on Monday the 25sh
inst. A clean hall, good order, plain, neat
and pretty dressing, bright faces and good
music, were chief in its characteristic at
fractions. Then homelike palatable sup
per, furnished by mine host of the Pacific,
served asa pleasant inteslude to the more
active exercises of the evening. Old Santa
Claus did not appear as was expected, which
fac. was sad disappointment to the unu-
.ual number of little chits present. We
have since learned, by telegraph from his
head quarters 10 Fairy land, that the old
Saint was too much indisposeG on that eve
ming, to take his intended reindeer drive.
THE NOMINEES OF THE Boo-HOOs.
At the Union meeting in New York, 18th
inst, Mr.. John Savage nominated Gen.
Scott for President, and Gen. Sam. Houston
for Vice President, each at outside meet
ings, and the nomination was carried amidst
the plaudits of the multitude. There may
be somewhat of method in this seeming
madness of the Boo Hoos. Scott and Hous-
ton are "fghting characters" hence the
Boo Hoos may have thought that if elected,
they would not stand upon the order Of
fighting, but fight It once, in case the ex-
tremists of either section of the confederacy,
threatened olutionary or secession opera
tons. Be this as it may, we cannot help
thinking more consistent nomination
would have been-Everett for President ::
! Gov. Wise for Vice President.
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This section WAS IaVorou sWHAss sA8as
foll Of ,now 81, Tuesday iast-not enough,
however, to be of much service, either in
the way of pleasure or business. Our "bes-
ter half,n no. having the fear OF !" the crit
10. J, b.fors her ssss, ADD solely intent (ws
presume) on making some uss-however
{" stale, fiat and Improbable of this
.pearly white I" visitation, took to "postiz-
inc with, what effect the following
" Douas - must serve to show, a it is the
oply evidence pe have Of the progress she
made in her recent effort to Chamber up the
steep sides of Mount Parnassus' in order to
get squirt 1t, or slight upon, the . horse
Of Apollo and the Muses."
1t is snowins-it is showing. r-.. y .u..s
See how white the ground is growing ''
See how light the fakes are lying!
Where the leaves Of late were dying, g
while the Autumn winds went signing
DER their melancholy bed!
Now wntry sky is o'er US, ... ...r,s .o
And the wind in htful chorus,
Breaches requiemfor the deadl e.
On the aspen lately writing
To the Summers l'ghtest breathing Z
On the locust and the vine
On the leafess jessamne- 't:
On lilac bare, and eglantine- 2 .. -. 3.
See the W hte-Hak lightly fall ...
As if TO mind US Of the hours
When verdure bright and fragrant flowers
Brought h ppiness to all
In the graveyard it Is showing
Drear and chill the winds are blowing
Through the branches long and bare,
OF the willows weeping there,
DER the loved ones, and the fair
Sleeping in their dreamless bed; at -..
Sad the sky that now is DER u.s.
And the wind, in mournful chorus,
Rreathes requiem for the dead!
~>e--
OYSTERS.
Fresh from the sea- shore, can be had OF Il.
G. MUTT, at the United States Express Office.
AFREE LUNCH.
Will be served up at the arcade on Ne"
Year, dav. CHARLEY will get it up right,
and no mistake. If you have any doubts
be there to see.
~ For late and literary papers, maya
ziues, ETC., call on CozzESs, at the II. & st.
Joe r. R. Office.
~ We understand the receipts Of the
Ladies Fair, last week, were somewhat over
two hundred dollars.
rg This Office is under obligations to the
Hon. S. R. CURTIS, for sundry and divers
pub. docs, lately received.
cT For copy Of the Report OF the Ne
braska House Committee on 'ablic Grounds
and Buildings, We are indebted to G. W.
Rust, assistant clerk of the Senate.
CA day or two since, the scnct,tn' was
favored, for a short time, with the genial
presence of F. NJ. MILLS, of Des Moines,
present State. binder.
C~On the 2lst inst, Col. T. II. BENTON
WAS reelected to the Office of Secretary Of
the Board of Education.
CONvEYANCES OF REAL ESTATE.
STREET & RIDER, Real Estate Agents, and
Investigators of Titles, report the follow
ing as the amounts Of transactions in Real
Estate in the County, for the week ending
yesterday:
80 Lots in Council Bluffs, ............Sef $50 90
1880 Acres Land in Pottawattamie County IL $40 90
Total. SlSVsu w
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
Wholesale & Retail Price Current

Corrected weekly for the Council Blus Nonporel by
JOHN b. BEERS r CO..
Wholesale and Retail Grocers Communion and For
harding Merchants, Middle Broad,D.y.
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;5jheat'eeklg Auaparfl]l.

..r..EE A map of busy life,
.,ations and its vast concerias'
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Opinions of the Press.

"WbeeIsr d wilson's is beyond all question THE
machine for family use ."-Life illustrated.
"rhe wheeler 4 wilson is THE machine par excel
lance for family USE and we recommend II most en-
nhatically ''-Adrocdfe 4 Journal.
I" There Is not an invention Of this inventive age
which houors American genius more than the Sswins
Machine. No family ought to be deprived OF its bens-
hts-Independent.
"A sewing machine 10 among the most useful and
economical articles bousckeepers can purchase. In
looting out the best II would be wei to see the
machines of Wheeler Wilson before purchasing else
where.-ErdMner.
Weprefer the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machines
for family use They will force the industry OF women
into a Thousand channels, and emancipate her
from the cramped posture and slow starvation Of nee
die work.-N. !. Tribune. - ~-7--e. -, ,-.,..
wheeler 4 Wilson'S Machines are the fayorites for
faupies being especially adapted for that purpose
They work rapidly, with less friction, and with
greater economy of thread than most IL not ali Others
". 7. Times.
"The whirr Of the pretty, useful, perfect, magical
labor-saving sewing macbinc. invented by wheeler X
wilson reminds one much of the hum Of the dear
old Connecticut spinning whecl.''-Frdnk Lssite
GdSstfs. -.r
/ 70 u.rnoNArN Art for the r.
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THREE JoURyEYMAN TAILoRs

CAN ind constant en,.ln.mer. =. NAY WELLS
toldy a..