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sIMMI BOuYEN NO-RAM1

AND MOORAGACI AWAYSI NO-RAMI.
TIME ambassadors from Japan, finding our gar
i meats 80 much superior to theirs came to tue
conclusion to purchase lot Of
Ready-Made Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, &C.,
to take back to Japan. Being shrewd people they
made enquiries where to get the most fashionable
goods at the lowest prices-which they found to be
It the "Ked Flag Store" Staunton, Va. This
point being settled it is expected that or more
of these queer people will arrive shortly to. make
selections at the RED FLAG STORE,
Opposite Becks Restaurant.
Stanton, June 8, 1860.
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Printers Of Newspapers. who will do us the favor
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All orders will be promptly attended to when ad-
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June l, 1S6O-3t PHILADELPHIA
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NOTICES!
VvHE undersigned, by virtue OF a deed of trust
l. executed to him on the 18th day Of May, inst,
by Simon H. Hilb, offers for sale privately at said
Hilb's Store Room, in Staunton, the very choice,
extensive and desirable STOCK OF MERCHAN-
Disc therein.
He also offers at the CLOTHING STORE an ell
egsnt stock OF
Ready-Made Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
AS these goods must be sold, great bargains car
be obtained, and rare chance is afforded the COM
munty to buy very superior goods
AT COST.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE CASH ON DE-
LIVERY, and in no instance ,gN be carried from.
JACOB POLLITZ, Trustee.
N. B.-All debts due Mr.. Hilb must be p:om,.t
ly paid. as l am required to collect them speedily.
Staunton, May lS 1Ss0.-tf j. r.
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r. w. PIERCE g. CO.,
Commission l. Forwarding Merchants


Corner of Cary and 18Th Streets,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
WILL open at the above named place, on the
w Ist Of Ju,1. large COMMISSION AND
FORWARDING HOUSE. Their facilities for SELL
ing and shipping produce of all kinds are equal to
those o. any other firm in Richmond City. The
patronage of the public e. Morally, and especially
OF the Valley of Virginia. is respectfully solicited.
References.
Richmond City.-A. Garrett; Duke & Hutchin-
son Kent, Paine & Co.. Alex. Holiday; N. B.
Hill.
Hanover Col. E. Fontane, VIM. e. Wickham,
Charles Mori is.
Lou;sa.-Wm. Overton, s. D. Gooch, Jno. Hun
ter, Gen. c. G.. Coleman. N. W. Harris.
Oronge.-R. F. O'Mohundro, b. j. Barbour.
Albemarle.-Dr. J. K. Woods, VIM. Southall
Rev. j. W. Goss, Judge VIM. j. Robertson.
Augusta.--Mai. James Walker, DR.. Walker, H.
L.. Gallaher, NJ. G. Hartman, VIM. J. D. Bell, ia
cob Baylor, j. NJ. McCue, P. N. Powell, r. j.
Hope, John Randolph, T. johnson, p. Hanger, j.
D. Imboden, Gen. VIM. II. Hartman, Thos. p Will
son, Sam,l. B. Brown, VIM. Withrow, Jr.
Rockingham Josiah s. Roller. Erasmus Golf
man, e. w. Miller, Col. J. D. Hopkins.
AuegAony.-Col. Sam'l. Carpenter.
Lecangton.-Dr. A. Graham.
Spottsylvania. s.. Andrews.
!. Amherst.-Wm. H Mosby.
Nelson.-C. B. Claiborne.
Caroline.-Hon D. c. Deiarnette.
Richmond, June l, lS60.-tf-Rock. Reg copy.
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Fancy Goods,
REMOVAL,

TINE undersigned would respectfully inform his
L friends and the public generally, that he has
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HODGES, DAVIS g. CO.'S
LoTTE:RIEs.

CONS LlDATED LOTTERIES OF GA.
Authorized by the Legislature fer the Bsnsas
of Academies.
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on.ur with Prof. Bache and Bledsoe, and
would add that the price OF the instrument is med
erate-not exceeding that Of the best compass.
- CHAS. w. HACkLEY,
Prof Astronomy.
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and for your second, pardon me if assert that to
establish the existence of the fact you have brought
no particle of proof or argument.
But let the facts be as they may let me ask shall
the unity OF the Virginia Delegation be broken for
tine purpose of placing the most distinguished dis
trict OF the Commonweath--th renowned Teuth Le-
gion- prominently before the country in opposition
to what many, very many, Southern statesmen be-
eve to be ths best interests of this secton? Sha II
all the ancient usages and land marks of the vir-
gnia Democracy be swept away for the purpose of
forcing down the throat OF reluctant and protest
ing South platform and man peculiarly obnox-
ious to herr am sure if the voice of the gallant
Democracy Of this district could be fairly heard
they would answer smphatically in the negative.
yIRGINIAN
The following is the extract from Mr.. Buffers
address -,
"Wbst, then, was feared by the seeding States :?
Evidently, that the majority of the Convention,
composed of Northern delegates, would force the
nomination Of Judge Douglas, who has given an
Interpretation to that platform to which the South
ern Democracy would not. and, as their deleg ates
claimed. could not agree aud be able to defeat the
opposition in their own States, nd give their cleo
toral votes to the Democracy. They said. you of
che North bave the platform. fyou will put a
man upon it that has given Interpretation hostile
20 the South, then we cannot sustain ourselves at
home, if we would and the more ardent of the
Southern men said, we would not if We could
That there was this fear Of his nomination WAS
made certain by the action OF Tennessee, Virginia
Maryland, North Carolina and Kentucky, who re-
manned in the Convention, but by their delegates
insated that resolution was not passed requir-
Ing two-thirds of the. whole Electoral College to
make q nomination, they, 400, would withdraw
from the Convention. and thereby the Convention
mast have been dissolved as California and Oregon
would have gone with them, leaving only minor
~ OF thu Sta les in number, with loss Of every
democratic State. The passage Of this resolution
mace the nomination of Judge Doug.as simply inn
possible and although New ork cast her thirty FIVE
vots sssdiiy for him afterwards yet she voted for
the rnie which would make her vote for Douglas
tseess q It was evident 70 all that more than
70 his NOMINATION. believe there were maiorl-
y opposed to him in fact Grant that he reeeix.
a ur1n, one ballot bare majority Of tie. whole
49, s.s Rev ~sa tAst Mass.{sy4nakases a:~.
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UNION SPRINGS.

May rs. 1sS0.-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
The FAN i'm the Price OF NcErocs.


Uucr this ealtiou. ;ir VALLEY S,sr CDoaslas peu,.
ocfatl thus eslscse,its nsws 81 the cas,dat Iair.
I.. sha effects, II the oliry q ne -ecc,isr. 10
brukc ~ the pcrnorr1iic T1rty.r SAYS the Sar;
We havv slWays maintsins,i that Tn whole
.ccrct IT the Sees,lers in breaking up the De-
nocrstic party NSs 10 dissolve The tufOn. ia or
der 10 ofra The AGran Slauo 1'ra.hr aud hiring
down tlp- Silne of NegrOss that th.. probe up
on coston might he higher. Virginia h Elrra,iy
having a touctasfc OF what i % come. We an
dcrstand frum nllable aniboriiy--that No. one
ncgr-s have already fallen laoEe dA.n t~eHiy-
i've pr Ct anil s.,cOn,i and lizard r1te hands
fr,m thirty 60 htiy Isr q. What has prsios,d
this sud,ien dcslncs Does no; every man Scc
Mt a glance i j. the cry or disuRion rai-sSl Ly
th.-o cottOa planters, proiucing E,'lln.s vi uI,-
certainty "A want of ooahdcnss, in the holdsr-
II slave property. ies.N Virginia is now being
hled To the tunr OF thousands of dollars to en-.
rich those who by their clAmcr about Disunion
have siesigac'ily created this psnie With dsl,l
Of 40 millions her taNv- pail hy the salc - ne.
groc- 'nipslrsi in Vnluc 80 or io per &C. u MT
NirgioiS we'll prepared 20 20 for dissolution
II thr Jniou- We call upon thc people 70 Io.k
this ulatcs Ina thc face. aad 10 n,uICn,bST that II
hard times high taxes come uuon them It was
thc-e who endangered tls, Union. that wcre Ia.
authors. Look Cut ye supporters Of brckin-
ridgv the blow falls alike nton " all. We can
only Say IL was no, our doings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
MARRIED..

on rucsiav cvcniug gsd ult. In Christ Cip-rb
MinChtstyr tv fiy lirv. g. walker Mr. CHAIR ~ a.,
COCHRAN u.d Ms NARY p polk.
% Frr,irH.k county ga tbs 81 uli. i,y Rev Geo.
W. Nudrr-'n, "a. ROBf. CAMPBELL, 81 Western
Niruria. tp n. ISABELLA n.tS y ~ rrt,lrrsek
cUt.liIN.
ON rae-iay csYIinr, ~ all. AZ tie r,.,iirnrr of
the hfi,i f-Iler IN Rev. VI g.. E--ls-t.ri W. = *
z BROMLEY oN.s' bpBEisrA Il, ALEy tSBEis' 81
tlaIsr u.tlts.
on ~ l-th nh ~ TIRE Re, = NrMulir NJ ~
IhANYL pnfNNER, of t,ih cnanty O. AAgf A.
BROWN. 90 NarhsburF.
o. tie lsih uif. w the SAME NtciIAFf COOK1-g
"tits cuutiy, 8" ANCkilNE 7. ". BISHOP. Uf Mar.
ilHsburc.
90 ne sih uii., NJ NICHOLAS SHAEFP. o. Ms.
'AIHAklNE EARLY, all @. ILgkeiey county.
u1 the al ur., W. JACOB s. FREILr Ia Ms.
k1NAbhlh NANoIeS3ui-i.. al OF BrrArl,y.
on The ath nit Sr. JACKSON PARISH o. NJ.
NAEAH fhfS, 81 Bcfsrey county.
IN Tu,-.lsy, iAc.sli uli. AZ tho rs-ii-uce ~ The
lrt ''thSr. rrgri'Htn.B. a. a. .. saznusl Co. a.
tHAlif~ g., NARNEE 90 tiisDLiNt. y. IAXEN.
Mn. ~. ,i loudour.
~ \nr. %, Va, ou he .Ith ulf % ihe Eg,. W.
li,,.-r.n .'M. = tE'HNIl a. .of va .fia-ft.r .. Al
sE-f.aurii>f"i IA. o. u. ltr5utla. y.aieA slaits
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

PnSy,eriaa "a. s. Sysoi.-The
Presbyterian { y. 5 Synod Of Virginia.
met at Alexandria on "Wednesday night
week. The opening sermon was preach
cd by DIR. Read. Of Richmond. The
Synod comprises the Presbyteries of
Winchester, Hanover. Piedmont. Dis
trict of Columbia. and all the remain.
lng New School Presbyterian Churches
Of Maryland, Virginia. and rho Dictrict
ot Columbia. Rev. 4. II. III. BOYD, of
Winchester. was chosen Moderator
sS- Mr.. Johnson. the Douglas candi.
date for Nice-President, made speech
a, Richmond, Va, on saturday night
last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
The Four Platform. an Brief.

LET Congress intervene 70 pnoseot
slavery in the Territories. John c.
Breckinridge.
"Let Congress intervene TO peueat
slavery ia the Territories. ~ Abraham
Lincoln. aN.a..
-Lct the people OF tho Territories dc.
termins the question for themselves -
lShephcn A. Douglas.
Territories cannot legislate for or
against slavery until they come to form
State Constitution. John Bell
s5~Thc Richmond Index. Douglss)
in referring to the opprobrious epnhets
applied to the Douglas men, by Mr.. Pry-
or saws:
Where was Pryor whenhe presented
his twelve reasons why Douglas should
he President? Where was he in his
various laudaiions Of Douglas at many
resent periods prior 10 his nomination !?
Who're would be have been had Hunter
been nominated on one of the 81 ballots
at the Charleston ConventionY Would
lac have been among the stink pots
for Hunter would have had the glory of
beng ON the Douglas Platform
p8- Mrs. Judge Douglas was robbed
on asteamboat, near Memphis. last week.
OF gold watch, inlaid with pearls.
En5-.A white man has been publicly
whipped at Norfolk. Va. for petty lar
ceny. Ten stripes was administered ON
his hare back.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
SheeIIT0n EstahllsAmeni,

on Mar S,r,,t, Caa,.sr.,es V,,St,,a
'I'hh u0dsrsigued has On hand and b. eon,isntiv
4 manufacturing a. his TN WARE. STOPH
avn SHEH 1IRoN EST4HL RMENT,
~ Chafirsicwn. every dsscEtIiien oil CALGARY
wac, Usually tount On his line q bustnss,-maS.
.! he Dss1 aAieTiai aot ~ experienced xofsmtu,
re STOCK nov % bis Ware Room. r.mpfi,,,
49, 1,slui @N'cie known Oh The b0usckrepet
ana AS 2iugls eaiiel ter o. Aay amount Of q ooas
ctlIed can be furnished 4uh ErsraIrh
Among hss stock q TIA Ware NAV 3. found
NJ tkETS a al sure
CofFEk POTS oI The mot .,,,,., Il, . ,-.,-,,
.CCLIkNbERS, Spits, stsanlsT. ca 49,,
CAhE CUTTERS Flnar Ros.s
FATTY PANS fNauoas p.rtsrus
BASINS, ChsnSsr " Az, Purhc,.
MEAsL - 81 al sisss snd Psip,sd Tgtlrt wsr.
HIS stock u SHEET MON NAB CO.'S
tris@s every aTtiis "a me CuiHaafy aBs Hou..
segpaag department. HIS stock al
- II OV ES.
embraces evtiy valley 81 WOOD s'cosi siov,..
AmonE which may Re isuRd The flllowiur approy-
- EAuetls
TIsliee r'os sieve. sise, sso,rss.r co,t. ala.
psa..ss Reg ,a,. vs'pss So 't P.,...
N'" e., ~ Soos siis' Gro,i,r Capital ,iIss
rr,esia@ Cool, ..s. R.d'.io'.. ....
,eass A@s1,e,, (! s'4,. AarFie rswyls.I .iI.s
Portable Graies. al stlr,
$50 FaHo-, S'a' Jouaser, ADD PraHIlin all
Po''s''ias svsfy. facility Known ,o,A. bu.is,...
D. s prepared 81 al lines 60 c1reuir gish The NJ
most prom places. an kinAs 81
BpILDING AND JOB WORK,
Tn R1OGng, Zibglng and spopt,ar COO. ~ c,4.,
aat 10 Ne beet ulanHrr
Metehsnis aesiIoGs % rsEisnisbirs heir stock
81 Tia 90 Sheet lion Wac. siI INA it 20 heir
advantage to deal siih nlr. is.sIImate iu,.r.
~ ascoaai 10 msfcharts tru suielss are bouEht
~ ies 9uanuiy. Issa.i alsogsse 10 rEsAsnFsi,
Tia War,
Rss- R.,f Iffts.
BcssvaI ots C.,sst
Wool on ~
Shs~rsEins aud Pswtrr
Thankful tor psst isvofs ast 9Th a,t.,mi,..
"sa ~ mrftt the tEcrvasta PATRONAGE Of III.
COMM ashF respectfully suiirua can ffcrn ~
VINO desire rarehssihg sos article inmvIin n,
pusioeF' ~ y terms sill b. such a. eanHotfst
20 pisass
SeW ~. 81 ALBERT MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION


TuE Commissioners appointed by the Gov.
. crnor h. suPeriniehd The election Of Electors
for P!usldeol and N,se-I'Tu.ideat Of The United
states, have appO.n;ed the folioElng parsons "A
commissioners and Officers TO suprrintend said
election st the precincts in Jefferson county, on
the g day u Nov, mi,,r next:
District No. i.-kabletcwn Charles n Levi.
Logan ushurn, and Baracy Ou. Joseph Starry,
Ohi.cr
District No. 9-SmithRsla. John p. smith
james " shirley, aud Adam - cambridge
George Murphy, Odicrr.
District No. --ChaTssioWn Esrum Slieer.
David Howell, and NJ. ". Burr. Samuel Moor,
Onioer.
District No 4.--Chsrlestown. John T. GIbsou.
k"et ". hsyiOr, aHl John j. i.ssez seras. ".
Chmpbcll Officer
Ofstsiet No ;. --Sh SpherIlstoNn. Samuel Knott
Jacob L'nc, ana William ROHcInus. Robert LuoAs,
Ufierr
Disiric: No. e--Shsyhsrdstown. John Mar.
shall VIM. Z. hcVailkin, and d. y Rentch. Geo.
H. Artiliucy, ufhcer
District No. 1.-llarrtr s-Feuy. r. y. Duke,
Edward TeaTnev, aud Thomas Russell e. y
Smailwoci, UfFccr
District No. S-Boiivar ~ \ MnYmion Isaae
fouks, aud Rein Cros. Philip Engle, Jr., On
Cvr.
BY order Of the
oct. -. lsGO
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DIED,

Al Miutrr iiil iu F-Uicrick r..utf, On the a1l a.
- %, n',sI % no, rr.iicuo 90 De I., lt,pl BE-.
~ Join DAVIS ar,i 80 ycar,.
On The 18Th ~ September. be- vs., hester ni,.r
I"as ana hh FrunE rs.s al CunstIuj tsl NJ. JULIA
- Nv An, dagEi,r II juu " al.t :, trth Ana. ~ Il,
~E'H u year, months aild l. dIs,.
on the lst.ul,.. GFuHGE w s.s 81 NJ. Io..,l, ,,,
Itah'l, StiheTti - Brk,ivy rruuty aged ytsrs and
h-utis llrs child was burned 80 death ha,ipe
-, " 'l"ihrs on mr. Wiih Wht hcs tie fa, iir, it,
ny ''in" n'g-is u bad uh:4Irg. th, .sfrhts AMI La.
PLAYING AI'A ilcm ainaTe tg tf'st anor' ~ iie,sr
~ berseby rouufv 81 H. ts--4irl.e 81 his tithrr
tuslA N.isrtr'. fl ire ith nh .,f 'oe.tlr ton
- daN-.
Near MIneigr- Ioitdouu ro,,nf, er ,I,s ,s,.r,,irs
~ lhr 10Th hi, Of tousunlT t.un. Mts, SARAH EIgIi
hht'NVN NetAl!tl. daughter 81 Geo. Wa.hr ..,,u
AtaEs, iu tlc JJi year ofisr u-t.
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Parlor, Chamber AID HALL StoyeS

,smorri4nd tosi Stcvss. ts,z-s Isa PI.t- Sts,,,
~ sHe'' with or ~tth0st Boiler top. " "a, Ir.r.'
Y sues iso~'iisAisIss Chsrch Stove. Es.. Ee
ny 'triet sttsstto. e soaisess zBd /. s,,ts
! s'Pe 70 seeafs PSftt1a OF lsbt.c pair~oss~
esP' - los1 WAL a, EASTEgpAN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Baltimore Prices CuTreat.
e.
FOR The week ending October q, 1850
ReFerfea ree4I, IN
RANDOLPH - LATIMER.
Special Notice.


n frcry Cosalg ~ iLs Usr,,i .S.r.s

IN crcry County II tse Gsu,,i .StFes.
IT, trrare zoo fhc sale ~ ,ouss af Tho lt.f aff t-
si+TanilY Illustrated Work uubI.-as.f
'nr IuHlf Hfpns ~ The ri-f resting rhvrsr
~ .iAFci 90 tiir wants Hf tte Fsfmrr Methari.
HN' pc. .aHi t'v arr puiN-hcd lu o., bees d, De-
All bound W ti.r ino-t sli-tsrfIaI i6aun,r anil ~.
1870 piars Boz s'ie iJbrary or every Hpr-ri,oli n
- i nrH ~ Ttersrae and iudItstfuu huhifs tl,i.
tusin nl..- H.t-rfu.tfs f,F Id. .aftIIs ,1f..,
fHrnf = h.1i o. tr rfar uItii.
- F'f~'H. ..-rs POI ert as arrnt- vin r.rfitt
L"'f'1 nv f'n' iH' ltrf..uinr-. frrrtls &C.,. ty 90
"'~'" 800 AEAtf GtfL a co..
In.D-1t-s. N. 30 Nouh sccaHd 49, phii1
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Prof. l.. MIXERS
EA-E -lTvT-S2A-c=

AZ l''He1i'r' sArE AMP EcosoAIeAt sosPorND,
FOR RESTORING CRAY HAIR 70 "a. srivt..l sgs,,
Sihpat dJ'sg. al Prn' susg The lIAir r. 81 Ia
gray
FOR PREVENTING BALDNESs, .sJ ,s,,,, -,
nsa thsfs = the least raftieir 81 vitality 80 Tsrl,
Psraisye snsrEy Esnaaiuisg. 80.
AZ sntAasevs lisetoss ~ the Seaip
FOR EALTIFNtSG TUE HAIR Lmps-t,,, IN Z,
sasfa.l1si gloss aha hEiili4scY sak ing 4 sg a.l
'E'hE great eairbfisly and tks iaefsasinc l.n,,sJ
i'f Ia" Hnsqualied preparation. e,Hyiaes ths pts-
Pvo' thst cns tTlst - oniy pccsssaTy ~ sStasiy
soihieg pHelie ~ its snpsTiof qHziigiss ever ssy
PrsfAraiioa a. pfcsss 90 ssr IL eisan.-. sue
heAd aud feaP tT1n S1aar ia .fsr suisneors srr.
ts ihe h-i 70 EroS Invariably, sld sisr. "a a
-, sou giassy AHd heSlble appearance, sud slsl
Nherr The han - leo-fsisg zad tha1Rug Il iii give
strength sad ViEaT "a The Too - aad est5fr tbr M
20 ta'.s Paf'' ~Ase. have hseoHs baJ, cszslo u -
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by stock n rONES stthf. tir5. o. =. :.
- ehsncr iss ssIec,ian az can Be Load .trkatl
- sas'.hnsn' ga tbs Stale, smsag shea Cd
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Bolts Grays Attentions!
XTou wii parade ia fhli uniform with Over-nas
Il Cap-Coyer and Cap IN frput 81 John g. Shas- Z
tcr's Hotel, Ia Rstyar, an SATURDAY titr lOrb
day ~ November, tnT iseFimenial Master iusIcr. "A
tnn ~ Arr-. Sc Re guar Dril ga SATURDAY TIE ~
81 ~ NpN cinbvr, at y o'clock. Va ffuuf ~ the IA
Court- HJu-e. A full Aitculancc l. reiurgd tp
~ order VI the Captain.
s. u. BROWN. 4; sg't,
November l. lsCo
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1 Irva snd btass ares. GOA pp.s.s =. g
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aishS, FiRE SCREENS nRtPPts1;
rANs, COAL siFrER< sEUVE
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IRON TEST "sspsr, 81 thpri soiioe. all iaS.o
w sheet iron Work,
" either Ressis. Es ELISA, ksasrts.n ~,
o'snfed iton ~ 81 wAish ! krep
:. 'VlTS ga hsad a. al tlIps.
Healing and Cooking Apparatus.
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.sif'h 1re 1ou Doe rre batisrs 81 .,.s.. -. r..
:" '-ir tAWHuT EuII.
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sheet iron Work ,
Healing and CCOking Apparatus.

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c.'snfed ir.n. sHof uAish ! krsf, .
supply ga haud a! all TINS.
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AYERS
CATH TIC

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q tn i--ff into virproas -
tisify, pssic tbs syss~.n hsra
DE- et<ifsc .safs -hlch ts<ks
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nnlo-. Dl.ord.r.- Liver Complaints,

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eteessfee Sass ~ lnAfe hsua, A1 saanot Asstafs NJ
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Neer AZ "a Adifstis rsily ~ As-s,sr.s-s.,.
te-i d4.,ss - osinats hat "a not rs.hly ,.Ia AZ
then. ffassfuAly yosEs. AJoNzo RAIL- a 10
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Dy''At.ry, D'.rrA... R.i... wsr.a.

i"er fih- have hal loeg uial IN my psa-tlus anA
ti tsn M estesal - The hzat atsr.snts 49,
800 S-Hd- ibsF aits<Alsp sSsct upSn ~ lives u.kss
a. sheeeri Feaeay ~hss sassa IL sz,AI dee 90
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