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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

a concert was given to introduce to the
public the blind negro lad "Tom," ten years
of age, whose marvellous talent as a pianist
has been frequently spoken ofin the Southern
papers. "Tom" belonged to q gentleman Of
Georgia, in whose family were some prof.
cients in music. No pains were taken to
teach him, but, one day, according to my in
formaut, the family were startled at hearing
some one play with remarkable correctness
and brilliancy, and going into the paElor,
found "Tom" who had got possession OF the
piano, and without ever having touched it
before, was playing piece he had heard bis
young mistress play This is the story given
as his Snowman saws, at broke out on him
like the smallpox" True or not, the child
is marvel. He plays with great force and
freedom, requiring to hear piece only once
to be able to re. produce it with great exact
ness. His touch is strong, bis fingers are
thin, taperIng and flexible, his hands small,
and he holds them with O natural ease and
grace that master cannot always give TO
seeing pupil. His playing is not by any
means faultless, but for blind, untaught boy
it is astonishing, and his memory is utterly
beyond all comprehension. day or two
ago, he was taken to private house here,
where two young ladies played four-handed
arrangement OF the overture to Rossinrs
tSeHltT tTuWtQe, Wnlcn ne nau never uearu.-
When they had finished, be took the place Of
one ofthem, and played it correctly from be.
ginning to end, without missing bar, and
actually correcting his aecompanst, when, by
turning over the leaves accidentally, she
was playing wrong. The boy is the blackest
end ugliest of negroes, and has shown no
especial talent for anything but music
His nervous organization is excessively sensi-
tive, and he weeps whenever anything annoys
him. Last evening, after playing for two
hours, he cried bitterly at being taken from
the piano. His other passion, besides music,
is sugar plums, and these will reconcile him
to almost any disappointment. He has had
no instruction, aud has heard no great pianists.
If be could hear this, it would be q great
advantage to hm. He sings ballads in a
hard, unpleasant soprano voice. Last eve
ming be played at Que time Fishers Horn
pipe with the right hand and Yankee Doodle
with the left-bar for bar and perfectly well.
This is only wonderful as the work Of q
blind child. The Japanese looked on and
listened with stolid Indifference, and it is
pretty plain that they have no enjoyment of
our music.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
TOaann':

Mr.. EDIroR Pleas
of your journal, that {
sents s. A. BERGSTR
bic person for the Office
&c, subject to the decis
County Convention. As
tied to some consideration
We hope that our claim
campaign will be remem
June 3, l660.-it
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

ca" Rev. DR.. Bowman, Assistant Bishop
Of Pennsylvania, visited this place on Tuesday
last. On Wednesday morning be preached
sermon in the Episcopal Church DR.
Bowman is distinguished not only as an able
divine, but for the excellence and purity o.
his character as O man.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

sD' SToRMs.--The present year will be q
remarkable one in the annals of history for
loss Of life and property by destructive storms
aud tornadoes. An account of the late de.
structive storms and loss Of life in western
Pennsylvania and Iowa, will be found in
another column.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
SHAMOKIN.
For the "Sunbury American.

FoT The "Sunbufy American"
H. b. MAssEn, Esq,
We desire to recommend J. J. REL.
MENSNYDER, Esq, as a suitable person for
nomination for Congress- in this county. He
will be an able standard bearer, who can and
will, eloquently defend Democratic principles
Mr.. Reimensnyder is also practical farmer
and understands thoroughly the interests of la.
boring men, and if elected, will do all in bis
power to protect their interests.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Nav 9TH lS6O-3
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

"a Strawberries, "red, ripe and luscious, "
are peddled about the streets of Harrisburg
in large quantities, and sold for six cents o
box. The crop is so abundant as to render
them drug in the Baltimore and Philadel.
phia markets, where they can be purchased
by the quantity for four cents box. Wild
berries sell here at l25 cents.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
81. B. MAssER, Editor and Proprietor
DEMooRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS.
OF w ESTMnRELAN

EB" Cool WEATHER. Up TO this time we
have not bad, as yet, one single warm day
In June we frequently have the hottest
weather. On the 9th of June, 1916, the
thermometer stood at lOl degrees in Phila
delpbia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
SOLOMON STROH, }
BENJ Z IHIiS HHIEiSSDBRtnIG7IKs, , n7I Committee.

On motion Of Mr. Grant, Resolved That the Chairman
of the committee Streets &c be authorized to instruct
the Street Commissioners repair the streets Immediately
according to report Of said committee.
Bills Of Bruner and Merrill reported and orders
granted.
On motion Mr.. RohTback, Resolved, That the High
Constable shall present his bill at every regular meeting
night.
Bill OF Thos G. Cooper. referred.
On motion, adjourned
JNO w. BUCHER, Clerk
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
fs.Er The Lacknwnnnn AZ Rlnnm shnrr Rnil

sJr The Lackawunna d Bloomsbury Rail
road is now in direct connection with the
Northern Central at this place, by using the
two bridges of the Sunbury & Erie, between
this and Northumberland. This will add
greatly to the advantage of both roads.
Trains of coal cars, from the Wyoming
region to Baltimore, are passing over the
road daily.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

e. IMPROVEMENT Messrs. VIM NJ and
a. j. Rockefeller have torn down their old
residence in Black kberry street, which gives
way to large new brick building.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

ca On the first Of July next The Sunbury
and Erie Company will have one hundred and
forty nine miles Of their own road in use, and
with upwards Of ten miles additional almost
10 working order.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

Ga The Montour Iron Works, are to be
sold again at Public Auction, at the Mer.
chants Exchange, in Philadelphia, on the 4th
day Of September next. 1t is said the adver.
tisng alone ofthis sale will amount to 81 900.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
MUSTANG LINIMENT.

@ alone could insure the sue
ais article has attained. For
Salt Rheum, Burns, Bruises,
or Galds, Sprain, Pole Evil, and
pom Horses, it has no equal. No
be without it who has once tested
:. "And with reference to the
mation of the Mustang Liniment,
rfully say that no article ever per-
Iany cures in our neighborhood
Il. #. Smith, Ridefeld. Conn" S.
ESQ, Hyde Park w., writes, that
was considered worthless, his case
0inl, bat since the free use of the
Liniment have sold him for $3.50.
Eminent is doing wonders up here
estimony is reaching US every. The
not told. Every family should have
eware of limitations The genuine
g is sold by oil respectable dealers
hout the world.
.RNES & PARK, Proprietors, New
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
D E A T II S

On the 5th inst, in Shamokin Valley, f.
miles east of Snnbury, CHARLES, son
Dnniel and Sarah Smith, formerly Of Ber
county Pa, aged year months and :.
days.
"Jesus said, suffer little children to con
unto me and forbed them not, for Of 50,
is the kingdom Of Heaven
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

szy Excursion tickets, at about half price,
will be issued by the Northern Central Rail.
road Company, for visitors to the Baltimore
convention,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

four cents box. Those OF our citizens who
want large quantities to put up will save
money by ordering them direct from Balti.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

ca Joseph II. Scranton, Esq, of Scrun-
ton, has been elected President Of the Lacka.
wana and Bloomsburg r. r. Co., in place
Of Maj. Mcneil resigned.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
$3.50 REWARD,

WHEREAS, the Coal Breaker of the L
w Mountain improvement Company
destroyed 10y fire on the night OF The 2Sth ins
and
WHEREAS, the Company have reason
believe that the fire was the result OF design,
NOTICE is hereby given, that a reward
Three Hundred and Fifty Dollars will tie Pc
for the detection and conviction of the instigat
and perpetra,or of the deed; and further, If al
person or persons be the instruments ofanothe
malice, he or they shall, ai.er giving the inform
ton necessary to convict, receive the above
ward upon conviction of the principal, and t
Company will not prosecute the intormer.
BY order of the Board cf Directors.
WILLIAM p. JENkS,
President Big Mountain Imp. Co.
Phila adelphia NAV 30, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
Gleanlnes-G0itorio ono 5rlrttro.

$500 bail TO answer at the Lycol
for "calithumpian" serenade.
TOMATOES AS FooD FOR Cows
of Prairie Ridge, Iowa, feeds hi
tomatoes, green, ripe, and th~'
freezing, and finds the milF
in quantity and quality.
A preacher last week, wi
the Bald Eagle at high wa,
lost his horse and buggy,
ped his own life.
Counterfeit fives on the
berland, Pa, are said to
Peterson's Detector give
description :-"S5s., Wig.
and binding sheaves, a fema
men reaping, and house
portrait of a girl on right
left end"
psrson Brownlow, the 6.
and Methodist preacher, b
ed to fight duel he accep
"We select hog pen, INN.
hard rain, and dung forks as
whoever lifts the other out is ..
edged victor"
SHAp.-For o long time, th
herring and shad we're unknc
Gently been found out tbai
American shores for the p"
and that they are the
found on the coasts of n
Their feeding ground is
circle, amidst perpetual ic.
issue fat and juicy, to be CT
by the expecting natio'
shores of the North Att
reach this country, their 4
so highly favored.
Large as is the quaint
our coasts, it is nothl
catch on the European 81
reaches a million of barre
600 persons.
A LUMP OF GoLD.-
is worth one hundred
q cubic foot, two hundr
sand, two hundred an
cubic yard, six millit
eleven thousand, seven
six dollars. The quar-
existence is estimated
millions of dollars, wh'
mass, could be contain
three feet. The rela,
silver, in the days of til,
was one to eight; at
it was one to twelve;
to thirteen at the
Christian Era, it was 0
it was one to eightee'
one TO eight A. ID.
eleven ; A. d. l6l4, il
A. ID. 1900, it was o."
which ratio, with
maintained to the p.
A NICE PoINT.-I
eide exactly when a"
lady" In suit il
the cause turned
defendants daugf
be boarded at b
specimen OF the
nave tue "questl'
laln' away az tne
now seltleu that
iuuiyiuuai OF the lea
soucn onions Steve
ooi,eu caopage'
must forever -"
gaIeG oy az
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
REMEDIES.

REMEDIES.
Have now been before the public for five years
and have every where won golden opinions from
he many thousands who have used them.
Simple, free from intricacy, technicality, OF
danger, they have become the ready resource and
aid of the parent, traveller, nurse, invalid, and
have become the family physician and medical
adviser of thousands of families. No where have
they been tried without having been approved,
and their highest appreciation is among those
who have known them longest, and most inli
mately.
N. B.-A full set Of HUMPHREYS ii HOME
OPATHIC SPECIFICS, with Book OF Direc
tions, and twenty different Remedies, in large
viaIs, morocco case, SIS ditto, in plain case, 81
case of fifteen boxes, and Book, So. Single
boxes, 25 cents and so cents.
These Remedies, by the single box or case, are
sent by mail or express, free Of charge, to any
address, on receipt of price, Address
DIR. +. HUMPHREYS Il co,
No. $50 Broadway, New York.
sold by A. w. FISHER. Agent.
Sunbury, May 26, 1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
MIR EDITOR

Mr EDlIUR
Please Announce to the readers of your
Journnl that while they are canvassing the
mr various gentleman named for
ol they should not forget that
] presents her candidate, in
l. II. RESSLER, Esq, o
sc integrity, ability and fitness
zone who know him will for q
AS our township is entitled
grafton by the Peoples party,
ur claim for their votes in this
be remembered.
LOWER MAHANOY.
1860.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
Total Democratic vote
l9.O62,


The entire pumber of Democrats in these
three Estates" hardly exceeds the number
in some of the Congressional Districts in
Illinois, while it polls far short Of the number
in the Wisconsin district, now represented
by Mr.. Larrabee. Yet, Ohio With her 1s0,-
600 Democrats, and Illinois with her 1867
600, and Indiana with her 125,000, were
counted on the Committee of Resolutions
only as equals of Delaware, Flerida and
Oregon. To satisfy $4,000 Democrats, in
these three States, the Convention was asked
to adopt q platform that was abhorrent to
the million and more Of Democratic voters
at the North.
The truth is, the enemies of Douglas were
n a minority on the Committe of Resolu-
tions were in still smaller minority 10 the
Convention, and are numerically most insig.
nifcant among the people.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

Jordsn township, Lycoming county, recently
made narrow escape from death, from the
effects of Strycbnine, unwttingly administer.
ed to himself while mixing it in hot water
with corn for the purpose of killing crows.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

Let not the farmers and cattle owners of
Maryland and Virginia and Pennsylvania,
aud the West, indulge the foolish fancy that
they are not in danger of the Cattle Mdr.
rain now raging in Massachusetts and spread
ing rapidly into Connecticut and Rhode
Island. 1t is just like the cholera, and has
already started on its winding way to spread
desolation amongst the herds of the Union,
and unless it is summarily stopped, provided
that is possible,) We may look forward to sore
times before the present year is out.
"A reference to the Cattle Murrian in Eng
land in 1874, may furnish some useful hints
in resorting to precautionary measurrs. Two
calves bought in Holland and carried 10
England were the nscleus Of the terrible
Cattle Plague of that period. 1t continued
to ravsge the herds of England for eleven
years, before it was stopped. In Noting
hamshre 10000 head pershed 10 six months,
end 10000 in Cheshire in the same space Of
time. In one year nearly million Of dollars
were paid by the government for cattle slain
by order Of the Commissioners. An act Of
Parliament was passed providing for the
staying Of all diseased cattle, aud burying
the carcass with the skin on, slashed from
head to tail, to prevent the tanners from
exhumiug them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.

"COLUMBIAN FIRE COMPANY,
A stated meeting OF the "Coumbian Fire Cor
pany," will be held every second Tuesday eve
ing ofevery month, at the Court Heuse, in Su
bury. By order of the President,
THOS. NJ PUR> Ell, Sec'y.
NEW GOODS , NEW GOODS,
rENHE subscribers have just received by Railro
Il new Stock Of Ready Mady Clothing, &C
sisting Of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
which they are selling cheaper than can lie p,
chased any where else. Their stock consists
the very best of materials, made up in the lat,
style, such as
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS.
VESTS from 81 to 5, of the finest quality.
A large assortment of
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Trunks, Carp
Bags, Umbrellas, &c.
a large variety of ready made Shirts in price ir,
SO cts. to $500.
Also, large assortment of Mems and Bo.
HATS 81 GAPS
Of all kinds.
Persons who are in want Of Clothing shot
call at once and examine for themselves as
charges will be made for showing goods.
Store Room on the corner OF Market and Fa'
streets. nearly opposite Weaver's Hotel.
SCHWEITZER, HEILBRONNER& 4 co
Sunbury, j une 9, l66O-lyanc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09

Hon. w. j. Woodward, our President
Judge, has the finest Garden, FruN Trees.
Shrub6ery, and Horticultural 6xings gener-
ally, o. aay citizen in Bloomsbury. Every
thing under his management and supervi.
sioo, is in frst-rate condition, and betokens
general prosperity. His Strawberry crop,
we should premise, will yield this season,
some ten bushels, on one stock we notice
339 plump red Berries columbia Demo.
cTdt
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okin Coal Trade.

SHAMoKIN, june 2, 1860.
TONS. CwT.
week ending June
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
THE STATES THAT WANT TO RULE o.,

The PinsJTg Post says :-lncluded in tue
sixteen States Who claim to be the Democra-
cy Of the Union, are Florida Oregon and
Delaware. IL may be interesting to know
how many Democratic votes these three
States can poll. The vote at the last Presi-
Dental election was as follows:
Democratic Vote.
Delaware 1904
Florida 6,359
Oregon 4,I00
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-06-09
SHAMOKIN BANK.

CTATEMENT of the Shamokin Bank, as
- quired by the second section ofthe Act of I
General Assembly of this Commonwealth, Q
proved the 18th day Of October, \. d. 1857.
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xtraorainary Drawing,
: Grand Prize of 500. 900!
.,,,,,,x.,,.x0n pnIZES.
Ia T,ckets $50: I .Ives $40; Quarter.
TIP aRuy,gY DsiWlyGS

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EAUriON.

r. sses tixi x ss-tIaec ss.ssid Do ext-cm ,iy
- 80 a "a si1es prIss L-lt-ry rck-ts ~ Ter
sst<s Il ffcxzz % fck a.. fhc ussdasFy -
tlsI sssa ga AL ; siails=ss Lotteries. Esefy
ace - zlI szst 10 <et psEsssat "a
ssa--f e.szt a fflx . 1t frast N ,aos sls
3h "a % &c &c <--sfh fsr<sss slae fsStlaF.
ff.B13 Ss.st<Il-F-z ssiEsfea. ftzkets - All
'h.s< sxsff a .tslss ,sre .iisls. alti II noasF
n,lsf9 "a - @sssr1s-- q - Is'sIiarss
a. u tias - sf,s VI &C lance OF gstsiag lfixs-
tfSre Of 81 { <teEEzz sh s1u tas .lstsi Prtzs u
J, s1sIiF ftEs5 tlris,a :, The sr.cs of Tex
Ia szTt sssE< se<'r sisofs i,fg. t,ri< are oier
for D III = u fessis, pat t a,sn rsF .
\ 1ft1s ~ t4cts est saDiiE.AIs ssss.t Z
tsc9 - asnzsers
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RAiiRoAD COAL.

E.lgE GJsiIi tIe Gig u !, .snSI= is al
tus .ErNA IA..D, s4sIsh tne OIty riSce tuai
ssyes 1i.e Ee. .ssr oIsisi itis sItrantee,
10 ave more s'Ot t1ia SticI
nov ss.l.rsS 7ur safe. MI. -4Ilude 30 supply
ITIcss -.af tIsIaI lo = prJcsz
durIu. the coIiI4s Try -EIN-i IU.aI
s.s... Is aust c;s,iO niSai AZ
tn,, al Sst uravTs ..IO,. al -, r ".
t.se ard es '. L. o's.', SIi oe prompt
A, III.,.,stsd ~. SAMUEL AoSEw.
uxlII-lI
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4 will r.sy Iio a.. ~, dse%eI JsIee Ior c.rnIa
/ heat Isusssea Ins C.sy I.lss.
>. =. .iJ.-..lSj5NU sfd,
octl5-tf M 4IArNst street..
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Guiden Syrup: Goidsn Syrup /:

~ H.lI.F o,i-s.-ss. ,.Onis lioideL 5yruPi
SC 70 kegs -
-. .so,iSs., ,ada very superior Lrtlcie, !oI sal
~ at ~. aAfket street
uaayzo CAdrEK wILsFURD * co
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Vocal and instrumenIai
I IN s L K u u L [ D N

Az GsIAS. IL r..-.-13., IusoaI IJreGtOr Vi Drt>p's
vi ai~ts nsTiy isa.der 0i sue itadCtHsd siaJ-
SLI.rIcs scS sTr4tIs,
C.IssI-iat .Uvl, TdtLdUIl,aia, fvsl'ectuiiy
OaersIis s.str .otJr "a ,tNoiNu--IOoi
CAL -u.lA4I...., GIIO.sJuUu b.,.SS, tlJ.1-s All
uUtI,.. ROT .er.is .1JIy IT 4sCidrc's Aus.c Store
UuI5a sSp5-u
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asrcsn SccAS.

IlI.OvER, Timothy Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
T. Jcs.isr.i seed Just .se;sye cd
IJ~ IUs I.AiNS, DSJ., y 4 CJ.
In
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-sxes Paid fnanseaIaseiy after the
Dra 1gfng.

- AL srsfsr siasssses 70 saAScE ,itEaADszSrtk
= MI nis,sI iei- u ftL sfenspf stem
aaasi. iaisss oaeia raw slg sou -ssosls
". H
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WIatso.
G..oss ries Wantea.

yTsaE lssss.ise tas ssasss-s*-ssra kxsl.asa csn-
istas sisa letssf 9.111 es,itk 4 tssaslSs
rtEs > 4 stisss, ac ses fese<s ssii fsce
q sxsss-st al.s a = ssss stasses clear os
ssrE "a 1sll<srst xx<as "a. r.ds
tisis % - Il II sassff-. - - =
fss sss- scfars ssst = str Z ~ - 011HafTE
% 1<f.ltS ffss I - 4sae sas ssase. la
- tesis fref 81 se II a. ~ tas - q szSes fssn
ssetl - II tt 4kszs - "a "a s>rh ssoflea
sa,iv the ssas.
fsrs rs 80 Ell sil tIrses 70 EAs rrsssess
tra 8ssrssFz a< sss <ssl<s1i< stt <srs1 ueste<a
SsiiS - !. ssy s<savssls. zesaessse-
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SCHf. NE.
rand C,lssIidatrd Lottery Of Delaware
CLASS 4.
., rr-troit4gta., IeI Saturdav Tan 90

ON, TIE HAVANA PLAN.
E<src Cly<s @.
sdra~aia ia Niisaiasser Delaware, Tussiay,
go Jan ID. Is6o.
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irish foIaloes,
Cora .aI HaeaI.

sIore .ud ofsals4-ss Jasrv.s Ois kcsile u ris
i .'UIlLOcs IiISLI, IiUOFEn - CO.
4ysS-tI
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IT. az !. Lace sois.
+ se A.:ts4 g Bsois,
y af y - L&ss sispss,
N PUMP Sale and Stitched aaois,
> mie& is sole waisr-preal
...s.rt uvsrtnraf nj ths sbese aad various other
TIis stIou pfees. By
Vuce J0lis kAaAGE,
tSceEessssIsss.
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EX rR y
Fur the 5JIsII.rd,l0a vi sslsibis People

IJis...-. sIt.s --st tis ..-I-.iss .sssE-;a
l. al 4I1ssst.I = lac a
u -tss as-.s "a .'s.b4s .EJ4a tgas rdsaI.S
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