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CoMPEr ErITfON FOR THE TRADE
1, OF THE TEST.

OF THE WEST..
In another column Of this mornings issue
will be found an article copied from tpe New:
York, Daily Tines felative to tue carrying
trade Of the West and tic Southwest, and tie
prospect that much Of the business Of those
sections will be diverted from New York civ.
and from its canals and railroads. blythe Grand
Trfhk Railway Of Canada. Attention has been
frequently called 10 the same lacls ID these
columns, 2! not for the purpose Of frightening
New York or with the desire Of further in.
creasing the spirit Of of&rivalrv between compc,-
ing routes for tue Wes.ern trade, but to arprise
tue West Of tho increased advantages placed
at ller command by tho opening Of an addi-
tlonai line OF railroad to the At|antic-not only
III tho way Of reduction in cosr Of trausporta-
tion, but also ii the iac1itIcs which it offers
for opening direct trade between lilo Vest
and Europe: by which tho@ former mar: save 9
large portion Of the immense commissions
and profits now paid annually to the merchants
ofAew York. Hitherto the subject has scarcely
enlisted the attention Of the press Of New York
city. Accustomed TO regard that city as tho
pro~destined commercial metropolis Of the
United States, SECURE against any rivalry that
could possibly be organized, any intimation
that this security was mora Gncicd than real
has always been met with cool indifference.
We do not suppose, however, that had the
note Of alarm been sounded By her press at an
earlier day, tue consumnlation which tile
Times now SO earnestly dep1ores, would layc
been prevented or even delayed. The trade
Of the; West is prize Of too great magnitude
to suppose that those who have entered the
lists to compete for it-cspccialy those who
have control Of unlimited means-can I've de-
tered By anything short Of ia lure after abso-
Lutte trial. The Grand Trunk has nou arrived
at the point Of tria|, aud the indications Of
SUCCESS are full warrant for the alarm which
marks the article copied from tie Times.
So far as the West is concerned. the open;nc
OF the Grand Trunk Railway is full Of pzom-
lse. It il lot 10 le expected that New York
Will surrender al discretion. She will devise
means tor competing with tho ncw line, and
this will be met ny further reduction and m in
crease Of facilities on the part Of lie Grand
Trunk4 That one result will be an immense:
cheapo,'lng in the cost Of transportation b.
tween the West and tile seaboard, there is no..
room for doubt; it may also lead to changes
in her commercial relations with. the world
that will be OF no less ynlue. N'e shall sec;
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The American ALMANAC,

The American Almanac for 1850 has been re-
ccised by S. G. Griggs & Co.. Nos. 60 anil II
Lake street. The great variety Of political and
commercial statistics Which it contains, its obi.
uary notices for the past year, and the g,eat
value Of its scientific information hare long
rendered this work a necessity to every intcl-
gent n1an in The country.
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DUBUQUE NcRnEnERs.-Thcy have at this
time five convicted murdercrs in the Dubuque
jail. Their names are Giilick, johnson, Clifford,
Mooney and Gibbons.
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The Great Breach OF Promise Case.
The case of Carstang Fs. SHAY WIS set for
trjx1 in tie st. Louis Court Of Common Pleas
OIL Monday last. 1t will be remembered that On
the former trial lie jury returned verdict for
the full amount claimed (*lo9. .oop> and it is
this, together with the high standing and wealtl,
Of the defendant, TINT repders tie ca>e 80 intcs-
cstlng. The verdict is the largcst eyer given III
the world in similar suit Tn the present
trinl IN enormous amount Of new testimony,
principally depositions taken abroad, will. bc
introduced. 1t comprises the evidence Of over
fifty witnesses residing in brooklyn, n. r.;
Charleston, s. c.: Cincinnati, Baltimore, and
elsewhere.
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tHalsGeFILGcEct q The 5'tcss -na 1ltkuEt1
saxoorA14 H. Jaa. 2, 1860.
l hnd column in your paper this morning
under the head Ct" Presidential" My BUSINESS
takes inc over the Vest for two OF three months
each winter, aud during that time nm scarcely
two nights in The same place; hence I hear
much said forthis aud that candidate for the
Presidency.
Our amiab!e and modest tfricnds-called as for
ajole Overwhelmingly nominate for the
Republicans that great aud good man Of my own
State, Ar.Seward,-L Republicans find do
not all concur with their oticous fellow citizens
III this. Not that they disregard the claims IF
Mr. Seward, but think they can suggests name,
stronger in the West, where alter NIL, the lug of
war must come. Names Of various distinguished
men arc mentioned in place Of Mr. Seward, but
among them all hear none which seems to
bring tout such hearty and enthusiastic re-
sponse US that Of your own good citizen, Hon.
Abraham Lncoln-or rather; In etatioa house
mud hotel phrase; s" 0Lp ApE." In conversation
with strong Douglas man at Springfield last
week, ! asked him what would be the result if
"old Abe" was the candidate Of The Republi.
cans. lie replied :. It ,could 1e d<ri;1ish lad for
IT,"
An old man in Mason codnty said to me: "I
knew him as q young man, when he would
split sails BY daylight. aud then study sur
veying by candle-light. He sras a. Aonett as the
.SHn." -inother says: "He would walk ten
miles in the mud 10 Springfield to borrow ta,o
look, and when studied, would return it 10 get
nunther on1 f}tt,4 he rennirad lie rrofaro;,,v,
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Sales OF Negroes.

The beginning Of the new year witnessed IN
unusual activity in the negro market through
ont the interior counties IN this State. In Dan.
vile the sAle surpassed any before made in tbcf
women and children, all ages and sex, Sold for
rhe sum Of S2o ,22o,j.
In Fulton, Galloway County, thirty three we're
bid oil ut various prices. ranging from $s0a for
athree year old boy, to 1850 for man th,ttv
years old.
In Lexington, Lafayette County, sventr.n;nc
were sold for about $4,000. The following i;st
will shcw the range Of prices:
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aud two 10 one iu '55. There il 10 doubt that
the Douglas;tcs have recalled Iris precedent
with some aarm.
II is vcry pretty quarrel as il Stands.
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DEMOCRATIC OPINION OF LAROR-
ING MEN.


Senator Hammond, Of South Carolina, at the
last session Of Congress designated tie free
laboring men Of tho North as "ercasy me-
chanics and mud-sills." Senator Brown. Of
Mississippi, few days ago asserted that "tl.e
slaves Of the South occupy higher position
morally, socially aud physically than any other
ahorcEs on the glo5e"-and Of course higher
than working men in tire free States, Senator
Mason, of Virginia, III !: speech made last
week, sncered a: Northern l:l,ore7s as . ssscr-
rlle'' race. II was political axiom, Of John
G. Calhoun that capital should own tho Ia
bor. The Richmond Enquirer asserts that
the natural condition Of the laborinS classes,
Of whatever color. is slnrery. The New York
buy 1aot advocates the adoption Of Il law by
the free State Legislatures, 10 sell the ,,oor
white people,
Hammond, Brown aud 3faso:, arc recognized
as among. the most influential leaders Of the
Democratic party. John c. Calhoun Wis the
author Of its political dosmas, aud tie Euoui,ry
aad Day Book arc ranked among it. ablcst
organs and expounders- Ought rot the work.
ing men Of the North to havca ligl, regard for
party whose leaders and organs speak thus
contemptuously Of them, and would, il they
could, reduce them to the condition Of sLyesy
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EvAs1os. sa1. 1e. 1S{0.
Edors Pres and Tfilune:
is effort is being made, by the institution Of
Clubs, ETC., 10 promote tue exclusive interests
OF Certain candidates for tic Presidency, per-
bps you wifi allow nc word or Two thcrc-
upon.
Individually, asn in favor Of thoroughly
representative man--one whose opinions are
fully up TO the Republican standard. and lnorn
to lt s"eh. Seward, Chase, Fremont. Lincoln
and lrunbull are all gond men; but in casting
about for candidate. the convention ought,
and doubtless will bc governed by sound dis
crctiou. While they should select candidate
distinguished for ability aud lirmncss, he should
also possess one other qualitication-populsri-
t.. The eminent at1iotism. capacity and long
service in the cause, Of Senator Seward, point
him out is tic drst choice Of very large pro-
portion of Republican voters, but should the
Convention deem the name Of some other man,
mere cerlain 10 succeed Senator Seward him
se.i as well Us his friends, will be found in i,ar
ness, It'd ut work for the success of tue ncsni-
nee; and in such an event why should TIC not
bring forward Western n,an? What sav you
to the following ticket: Wig would ut it win?
ron pEEsrpEs7.-I,ynan Trumbuil or Abra.
liam Lincoln, Of Illinois,
Tor VICE pnEsipESr.-Wm. l.. Dayton, Of
New .'ersey.
With Trunbull in tho executive chair, and
old 4tbc in the Senate, or vice versa, what ILL
noisian would bc dissatisfied, except, perhaps,
Douglas, or " dirty work. Logan, and the bal
ancc Of the ''Northern Services" After Sew
ard, -m for Western mnu. OCCIDENTAL.
Wc havc another colninuuication-bu too
long for publication Recommending
Cor. Chase, Of Ohio. We mike room for the
closing paragraphs.-EDs. + i 7.
We Waut q Western mana practical man
with clean record; one, who, while admins
terlng gthc ailairs Of government with national
spirit, protecting alikc every section Of the
Union, will not forget to extend The powerful
arm OF influence over the more youthful States
Of the Mississippi valley, aud encourage enter
prise and energy into full Development. We
waut nlau who is identified With our welfare
who will vigorously look to our internal i1n-
proren,ents and all our general interests.
There is no State that presents prominent
candidate who SO fully lneets their wants rs
Ohio. That Slate, while Western in its inter
ests. is centrally located sufficiently to avoid al
ideas Of geographical extremes.
10 one doubts the patriotism aud integrity,
nor ability Of the "Model Governor" to dis
Charge oil the responsible duties Of the prcsi-
dential chuir. And it is evident no Republican,
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sfn"+-b' stzos1es CT tooz: 7. 4. TuFrtu, Of Eu-
1tird-Ttouas snea. Of IL Wit; J. IT, Bi,tresey, Of
F~,1-N. L. Purple. Of Peoria: r. " Janney, Of Nag.
T;i.wilsn English, It 1I.=ec=t William II. c=s:la
SiaA-n. :. Bake, Of NaeeupEn; Is. 4. Herndon, ef
$,e<mt-Wl'lhm PfAthe~, of Macon; J. z. Cummings,
s.EY!M-Dr T. II. Hope, Of xadssan j. VI. 1rrsss.. Of
I,vl.H'. L. poush.ry Of un.en; VI. x. r:r.s,a
The selection Of these delegates was ratified
unanimously md lurriediy by tic convention.
a delegate from 10 Dayiess county, who had
been apponted NIL alternate delegate to the
charleston ConEeatlon, remarked in rather
queru'ous tones that he didn't want anr such
office, aud didn't think tic convention for Of
fcring it to him.
you to go."l
\ member moved that the State Central Com.
mls:ee pc continued in Office for smother year.
Several delegates smoke to this motion. md one
Ct them charged Dr.. Leroy with having lelt ,he
Democratic party and joined the Republicans.
The helnous charge, however. was not thor
ouehly proven.
Much noise and confusiou' made itself prom
ipcnt at this time
The delegate from 10 Dariess, who did not
want to 80 to Charieston, was anxious to say
something. bet the convention chuked Lin,
down.
Several delegates talked at the same time;
and nobody seemed to know just what the "row''
was about.
\ motic- for adjournment was fiual1r:aarried,
M amid more. excitement than usually attends
State Conventions.
- After the adjournment, the member from 10
nasless mounted the etaod, and had his "say"
out. Hts speech did not a1nount to any pa1tic-
ular sum.
". X. Parrish, Of Franklin county, was called
uPon 1oz speech. He made tic best speech Of
tae day. His manner was decidedly good, and
us sentiments gare great satisfaction to his
Democratic hearere.
The convention mas fuller than We ansicipa-
1eo, and the ehshuslasm manifested ras of~ihe
strongest character. The members Of the con-
sensaon mostly left for their homes last evening
-aA ot them; 50 far ns their appearance and
conversation Indicated, highly pleased with
the day's proceedings. We must make one ex-
ceptlon, however, for the dclegate from 10 Da-
used,
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$1,000 REWARD!

III
WI presses, have shown erignorance no INNS2M
less than their zeal IN charging the Dslers HlAlAsM
with mixing poison with their liquors. V/1ft7E11Ell
To acquainted with the process Of making
whisky this Is simply ridiculous; but 10 the pub xa<z.8
lie gcneay It's Federation CONVEYS the impression has
foundation In truth.
yytv h made from grain which hrst ground into mix
Cd with hot water-made process Of emena
o nv OF Yeast precisely light made
40 40 and which process develops the acoho-and distilled
No rosop mineral or vegetable used II
other ob are sy enough enough
es charged Il NOT for only claim
for ourselves.
The above reward will be paid any who will prove by the
snv Of competent and respectable THAI state
n h untrue SO LIQUOR Is concerned
With he that the LIQUOR subjected shall be
rcurd either nom our store house or any many
spectacle that the character Of the chemist who an
ayss shall be established TO be beyond suspicion, either
skill or honesty. -
r. eIEAh'S n w.
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Y. sTEARNs 4 co.


CHESTNUT GROVE WHlSk " A.,
(The Purest Medicinal Agent KNOWN has iurhsheu
community stimuent pure healhfu and nylsorang AZ e
time mild delicious beverage II Is calculated % 40 AVA
with the vile drugged that pslmed OF the community
and which Injurious body and mind In addition 70 he
hrsts beneath, he has received ploma from the STATE
CULTURAL SOCIETY and additional testimony from Dr. JACKSON
Of Boston, who eshes under oath to It's absolute purity
CERTIFICATES
PHuApEIPHIA, Sept =, lsoS
We have carefully tested the sample Of Chestnut Grove WHISKY
that contains Of the PoisonoHs SUD
stance known Fus OIL which the characteristic and injurious
Ingredient Of the Whiskys In general use - -, 49,,
BOOTH eARRET oAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NKw York Sept s, 1883
Ihsve snayzsd sample OF Chestnut Grove Whisky received
from Mr. Charles Whs-ton Jr OF Philadelphia an having
fully tested t. pleased 70 state thatN ehtey Tree
ane aavored oualitv Of whisky JAMES r. CHIFFON,
Analytical Chemist.
Bosroy March Z 1889
have made chemical analysis 81 commercial 81
whisky which proves be free from the heavy
Oils and per pure unadulteraed The me Favor Of
Whisky derived the Grain used In It.
Respectfully, A. a. HAYES, NJ. D., State AssaEer,
No. 10 Roylston Street
Por sale nv C. WHARTON, JR,
Sole Principal Agent,
Ja23-6n No l16 Walnut Street, PhlladeP@a
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RICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
SOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD.

SOUTB-SIDE RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY TEaE22d AU- -
" gust the passenger Trains viii run follows 8eQ
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG.
Mall Train daily at $50 H. reaches Lynhburg a. 1886
Pm.
Passenger daily except Sundays 445 NJ,
reaches Lynchburg at 1880 A. NJ.
FROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mail Train daily at II A. b. reaches Petersburg At p NJ
Passenger Trains starts daily except sundays at 1890 p NJ,
reaches Petersburg at ESQ A. VI.
These trains connect with two daily trains to the Springs Knox
vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C. to New Orleans.
This Is the shortest and expeditions route 10 all parts
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi LOUISIANA Arkansas and Texas
City Point Train Petersburg daily except Sundays
IA NJ and ~ Noon and City Point at $50 A. NJ and 1889 NJ
Extra trains to and from all the steam packets when
cesssry.
II. d. BIRD
au24 General Superintendent.
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Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE 4 MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY
oy7rog No 1s1 MAZE srRKET, RICHMOND, Va.

CASH CAPITAL, $500, 600.
CHARTERED 1892 and having during It's existence twenty
claims TO the extent Of largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, refers to the history Of the
aording the very best guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY profits distributed amongst
her citizens and It's Capitol promote the OF her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry -
By long acquaintance this Institution with the lnsurng
Public familiar with their interests and no pains
will spared information withheld the part Ell It's OcSrs
viii insure accuracy and give satisfaction.
To Farmers and Country Merchants we can the very
extensive country insurance already highly respectable
citizens in almost every portion Of the state.
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance. addressed TO the
W. L. C0wARDIN President.
Nh mill
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A. WEEN-puWtArtN + rEANEnAT COMPA-
NTrhe steaa-r eco PEABODY, Capt Rcnd Pchard, yin
-ive freight dtv lManit .ct up fc Che hcu- oi u O'Clock
TUESDAY che I Freight taken r Boston Baltimore
great despatch This steamer has splendid state
rrra passenger Passage IS
els req l-s-i r board before I'D or1r> W., rgeiay,
departure Tickets Tor Dosage p-ocareI either
-e a enc No., opposite e C5u1bl. Hotel steam
trs. Va tr.es, h0cAetts
arl-sr DAVID wN CUGRTE
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
INSURANCE. COMPANY

INSURANCE COMPANY
OF STATE OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST DOOR EAST OF CUSTOM
" HOUSE AND POST OFFICE. MAIN sTEET, RICHMOND VA
Capital 100000.
This Company prepared receive applications or FIRE
MARINE INSURANCE favorable terms Also 70 guaran-
tee Negotiable Bills.
DIRECTORS.
WIN H. MCFARLAND, PRIEST Farmers Bank
A. WARWICK, firm Of Warwick Barksdae
WN G. CRESsHAw, firm OF Crenshaw 90.
WELLINGTON GODDiS, firm Of Godein Apperson
T. w. McCAScE, firm Of Dunlop, Moneure Co.
G. A. BAREsDALE firm Of Warwick Barksuaie
JAMES II. GIANT, Tobacco Manufacturer
L. ID. CRESsHAw, firm Of Haxal, CrenshaE a TO-
john l.. BACON, firm Of Bacon BaskerynL
r u. HAxALL, firm Of Haxall, CrenshaW TO-
JOHS CURRE, ia Ship owner
WN. b. WARWICK, firm Of warwick barASaae'
Jas ALFRED JOINS. Attorney at Law
@ @. ,ELLETT, Builder.
7. G. RuFTIS Agriculturist and Manufacture.
X w. McGRupER, firm OF 8 McGruders SOM
W. W. CRUaP, Attorney at Law
JAS. DUsL0P, firm Of Dunlop, honcure 20
BOILING W. HAXALL, President
o. 7. BREsKT, Sec'y. IelI-ly.
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RAILROADS, &C.
RICHMOND and PETERSBURG RAILROA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
ksa ~ ssss-. w -
Mail and RaSSon0er Trains

Mall ana Passenger rains,
FAVE Rchuond daily $780, NJ, for Gordonsvle, Char
loesvle stsunton and ntS rmedlae points Connecting at
Vile with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad for Alex
anda intermediate Stations and charlottesville with ther
trains for Lynchburg
Passengers points Of stauntn wishing directly
through the tran Mondays Wednesday and Fridays
Stages with the train at Goshen for Lexington Va al
Mirooro Springs Jacksons River for Coyingt
White Sulphur Springs, Lewisburg &C
Passengers for Lexington directly through daily except
Sunda On Tuesdays Thursdays ana Saturday. they will take
the Stage at Staunton.
e Through Tickets for Lynchburg, Lexington Va Warn
SPRING. White su phur Lewsburg Va, &c. can he procured Al
the Ticket Office. TIOS. DODAMEAD,
mhi3 G'neral superinf endent
Office Va Central Railroad Company, March 20h, 1860
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VIRGINIA INVENTION.
KNITTING AND SEWING

VIRGINIA INVENTION.
KNITTING AND SEHING
NJ a Q II N Z > III
NVILSoN GIBBS see.r,ed sewing NACAlSh, invent l
~ e. By j. 4 a Gss Of ! l isS S14 IN ais sC eg
which rv, eae satisfaction. Those wishing GOOD LowPRic.p
saa i.I ~ l,a y 5l iI i f 10 r NJ machine be
Price IRON, $40 TO $50 each,
DAG8y JOHNSON, Agents,
SAce-ts wanted IN yrga North Carolina ana Tennessee
fa1-rr D&J.
WHOLESALE -,E,tabisneiin lsS6J-- RETAIL.
sTERBsNs ~ PULLEN,
IOI BrOaG Strcel, Richmond, Va,
Z rep constantly hand large and varied assortment
CHINA, GLASSWARE
o. every description Together with a1 endless variety Of
Fancy Goods.
Also says e latest andm1s approved patterns, splen
GAS FIXTURES.
C51sfst.-r 90 Chandeliers. Pendants, Brackets.
to keep mp o,rlong established reputation Of
f--hag goods AZ the lowest prices and respectfully So
l can from our city and country is9 er,'i S, PIrS9a'ns
f,io-iy loi RToads,
1880. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
WINSTON K POW ERS,
CVROCEssS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
" rrari ard Cary streets, hchuond, virginia
have IN store daily reeevng the largest and bsst
assorted stock of GROCERIES,, LIQUORS, TEAS aud O.
CARS hai The pleasure of Offering winch were Sc
great and bought mainly for cash ana 70 when
We invite friends and country Merchants be
fore making h-- purchases elsewhere being determined to sell Tor
cash rnc1l customers, the usual time, as 10" as 'hey
can De- bought elsewhere.
oar stock consist. 90 part, Of The following,
$50 aags BIO. Java, Lsruyrs and Mocha Coiee.
lHI hiss. New Orleans and Cuba Sugar.
900 ps.s. OF Refined Sugar Loaf
Cot Loaf, Crushed Powdered, Granuated, and A B. and
e. Coffee.
100 Bis New Orleans and Nuscoyado Molass5s
.nth-s. and ter-es Cuba
1s4bas Portland ami New YORK Syrup.
hnIs. Golden luo o.her hue "
c. bHIs cider VINEGAR.
Too boxes g. n. cheese,
On Pine Apple cheese,
F61 siles Sole Leather,
go kegs O'i dominion nails.
lob boxes by 90 and Do by l2 glass,
a. ths. t2nnes Oh. su grades,
1sl boxes b-cv1 so-p
Toilet
60 Sperm, Adauaatns ana Tallov csades
g, bbs. pure Rye Whisky, part over oyearsod
90 " loFsr yrate whisky,
eO tesces Hce,
100 baskets ana eases Champagne Prince Imperial and
other tine brtuts,
60 eases Crei Wine with Of the finest old
Wines Brasds generally a@0UO' Cgsrs very fine Be
sides c1 Rope Cord rvns Candle wick Wooden Bro ms
asscruen; Teas Nat hes B3rug Bacon, Fish wen 40 al
8rrer articles usually sold b. Wholesale trocers. nh
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