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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-05

SIX MgN DRowNED.-A dispatch from
Orovlle, Of June lst says:
Six men were drowned, yesterday, in the
North Fork of Feather river, about fifteen
mil above here. They were engaged in
driving saw logs for Sacramento saw mill.
Ten men attempted to cross the river in a
boat aud It upset where the current was
very swift. The names of those drowned
eere A. Lemeux, w. Newman, II. Locke,
S. Willard, Peter German, Il l.. Phillips.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-05

The OREGON CRoPs.-The Statesman, at
WalIa Walla. speaking Of unusual back.
wardness of the crops this season, says the
late rains bave had tendency to increase
the prospect, aud we are informed by fag-
mers that The grain generally looks well,
particularly The barley aud oats. Much Of
the corn is slll out Of the ground, and late
as it is, q good deal will be planted yet,
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-05

New YORK.-The great Empire State has
furnished loo 900 meh 10 the Union army;
yet despite the withdrawal Of so many from
active industrial pursuits, the State TAX for
1862 is less by nearly one-fourlh than il
was in 1861. and the public debt is steadily
decreasing. The tax for State purposes is
only three mills on the dollar; added TO
which the tax for national purpOses-to
meet the Federal War tax--is two mills.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-05

Tho following circular, embodyiug the
views OF our Government on the Mexican
question, has beea addressed by Secretary
Seward to the several Amer lean legations
abroad:
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-06-05

MINING ACCIDENT B. johnson had
his right ankle crushed BY the rolling Of log
against him, ON Tuesday week. while working
in the claims Of Dearborn & Co.. on Rabbi
Greek, Sierra county.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
r,,, woundcd &C Newbern.

i.,s. number Of letters have been received IN shis
,,,v from the wounded soldiers vho passed through
s.s a., week. a, route tholr respective homes rom
,he victory at Nswbern, expressing desire 70 return
their mos, grateful Acknowledgements 10 kr Charles A.
s,,scn Jr Of the Asor House, for the liberal supplies
Of chick an SOUP sandwiches and cofee furnished them,
s,sa on their arrival In this city, where the evidence
Of svch sincere kindness most needed and apr ,pr
s,eiy bestowed They slsc desire TO acknowledge their
of the efforts Of the ladies OF New Yorks
and OF Colonel Howe Major Almy, and General Baxser
Of Vermont, 70 alleviate their sunernss snd 70 render
them entirely comfortable durlns ther sooun N 'ne
park Barracks.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad TO bs
Reopencd ON Sunday Morning.

BLLnMoRR, March %, 1852.
We at length able 10 make the following reliable
announcement, which will be received with interest by
the mercantile classes east and west;-
Tho engineers and track layers report that thor forces
engaged restoring the track OF tho Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad have finished their work, with the exception Of
three miles only, about midway between Nartnsburg
aud Hafper's Ferry. All tho numerous bridges, large
and small completed, and The last rail necessary 10
connect Baltimore, Washington md the Eastern cities
with Wheeling and Parkersburg and the Western railroad
system. viii positively BE- laid Sunday morning, the
3oth inst.
large qusntitios OF freight for government and
private account from the East and West loaded and
have boen pushed forward to Harpers Ferry side
.1d Marnsburg the other. TO go through Sunday
and Monday, the track is ready The nrst
regular through passenger trains win leave Baltimore
Wheeling and Parkersburg Wednesday, April at the
latest.
Tho restoration OF this great line Of communication
will certainly DO permanent and enectua as the country
south OF IL 10 fully occupied and possessed by GO
vornmcnt troops in the departments OF Ge
neras Mcclellan, Dix and Fremont, respective
ly. Renewed life and energy Is inspired IN
business communities o Baltimore by this happy result
tho influence OF which has been for days past very
marked in all quarters OF the West by the liberal rsduc
tcn in the rates all through freight equal 10
three dollars per ton. In this Of tho Bat
and Onio Railroad Company, which has been fol-
lowed by the competing lines 10 Pennsylvania and New
York result Of tho greatest importance TO the largo
interests In involved
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Zhs Massashusstts Legisiature and Cen.
stone.

bOstONs NnECu 90 Aook
A resolution was introduced In the Houss 10 day In.
structnR the COMMITTEES Federal Relations 10 consider
ths sxpedsnoy Of addressing TO the President Of the
united States memorial asking for the immediate trial
Of Gen. stsne, now In military confinement The rsso
lu,ion opposed tine fround that such interference
uncaed for though tho speakers expressed tho hope
that Gen stone would speedily hayo trial, which com.
mon Justice demanded. The resolution was rejected OIL.
most unanimously.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Our Nswporps News Correspondence.
fitst bm1Auoi rhII DNislVN,
DEPARTMENT OF viRcisA, harch "a, 1862.

DEPARTMENT OF vRcisn, narch "a, 1862.
Tho BoiyoJ On. Of The Cumbertands Crep VasAed Ashore
Arrival Of Nisstem Fagitirc slaOe-7n Information
Tasy Give Accommodating Of RsbsI Seamsrs, &c.
On Saturday Las, the body Of one OF ihe oumberands
crew 1ossd ashore H The nrst and only body that has
so far been recovered. The Provost Msrfhas report
suys"Tbs body Of drowned sailor ncss dashore at the
signal station about this day Ths face seemed TO
have been slightly burned; out otherwise tho body had
received injuries. In the pantalOons pockets Of the
deceased we're found small key, s&res knife marked
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Murder in Hartford Prison,

Daniel Webster, Warden Of THO States Prison q.
wethershed, was assaulted last nght by refractory
prisoner named Gerald Footc. Foote had secrotod
knife, and stabbed Webster In the heart and abdomen.
Webster died at noon to-day. he leaves family.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29

GRAND sAcRxD CoScSRr Al IRvra HALt.-A sacred con.
cert grand scale win take place tomorrow Sunday
evening at Irving Hail. The solosts are with one sxcsp
son all Germans and they will be assisted by tho Arau
Society and Nos orchestra Of forty performers schu.
mann's "Parsdise and the Psr' will Gil up the second
part Of the evenings entertainment
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
NEWS FRoM THE LOWER POTOMAC

WASHINGTON, March %, 1s62
The steamer Yankee arrived from below last night,
and reports that Monday morning two boats crews
from her landed at Shipping Point to remove the guns
left by tho rebels, but while engaged squadron of
rebel cavalry said be the Dumres cavalry, number
ing 500 men, made their appearance on the hill. and
pulled or after securing two guns, one nine
inch d, hgreu, and the other long ytwopoundor
both smooth BORE which brought up to the yard
and found to be double shotted.
The Yankee fell the stream the appearance
OF the enemy and turned her guns upon them but they
retired and kept out OF range.
The Yankee brought up, In addition 10 the two rebel
guns one hundred and sixty nnench Shells loadsd and
four hundred sixnch Shells unioadsd which were taken
from the rebel batteries
At Evansport the rebels have left the sawmi un
touched and there is sufficient timber al the mill 10 make
quarters for several thousand men,
Two deserters came or from Aqua creek few days
ence state that large numbers Of rebel troops
congrsga,sd tho Rappahannock where they will make
q stand.
Con.rsbsnds are coming daily TO the fotia- Thirty
arrived day lately from the vicinity Of Dunn
fries, and were sent over to the Maryland shore.
White refugees also find their way TO the fotla from
day to day. Among the last Is DR.. Eastman, New
Yorker and Union man. who has resided near Dumries
for several years.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
NrwroRr,s Nsws, March 27, 1852.


Arrival Of Fbur WAae Pagi.ires- What ey Say About
The Rebeis-The Merrimac Soon Expected TO Reappear-
Na'To,u Escape from Being Carried Docn BY the Cum
btrIand, &C., dc.
party Of three men and woman escaped last night
from tho rebel side Of James river arriving at our camp
little before midnight. They kindly received and
cared for by Captain Rerg, officer OF the day The
had been impressed in service tho batter and took
h their nrst opportunity, to escape from the virtual
slavery In which they had been held Their names
g. NJ Streeter native OF tho State Of New York A. T.
Dunton, . native Of the State OF Vermont Charles
z. Smith, a native OF the State Of Connecticut
and his wife, who was born n Virginia.
They state that tho most intense excitement existed at
and around smihasd, Suffolk and Norfolk for several
weeks after tho capture Of Roanoke Island, and that
General Magrudcr had sent esn thousand OF his troops
from the peninsula 10 protect the railroad connecting
Norfolk with Petersburg All these troops have since
reerossed the river.
The lorriuiac 10 expected every day to make her re-
appearance. II is reported thai she has 90 board
nrtcan inch rasd gun that throws three hundred and
sixty pound oones shot with stse; points. She eucred
terribly IN the engagement with the Monitor, and The
report tha. shs returned 10 Norfolk sinking coudon
10 no, exaggerated. 10 stated fac t,a! tie second
time she borsd her iron proV IN M Cumbsriand s could
not errieae hersf and pai Fortunately for her he srow
broke of s wonld haze gone devn ich The Csmbeaud
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
information from the Rebels by
Contrabands and Deserters.
The Expected Reappearance Of
the Merrimac,
L. L. IA

Foxrsxss MoxRos, March 81, 1eo2
Work on the artssan we'll inside the fortress has been
recommended for the It has now reashsd depth
Of three hundred and skhtynve feet the last hundred
Of which has been through nns, tough clay.
The steamer Atlantic arrived from New York this
morning, IN route for Port Royal
Tho arrival Of several paymassrs this morning 10 the
occasion OF much JOY to the soldiers.
nas Of truce was sent out to-day but NO news was
received from the South.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
kXRS.S0K

ton, the merchants Of New York Boston would have
found many who would willingly have undertaken 70
keep her there though they had not, had tho
Navy Department several armed steamers lying idle in
Hampton Roads
They would have chartered coal schoonsrs to d.
rect from Philadelphia to the anchorage Of the bockadng
squadron TO supply them with fuel, instead Of having
them withdrawn from their station TO 80 TO Hampton
Roads for that and thus tempt the Nashville 70
establish reputation she was never entitled to.
cannot conclude this statement without expressing
my high esteem for able commander Commander
VIM. A. Parker. United States Navy), Who, by his un
firing vigilance in performing the responsible duties do
volving him, well by his courteous and gentle
manly disposition, has the esteem Of all board
Let all our officers be vgilant In the performance Of
their several duties, and Nashves will escape,
toprsy upon commerce and faunt the flag Of traitors
In the face Of the world.
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
Jnsurrection tn Greece.
csRTAIN PARTS BIocKADED--oFFIcIAL ORDER RELk.
TIVE TnERETO,
r.tix-1. A.....x...,t .wnfatuo IA o.

The following document explains ITSELF
DEPARTMENT or STATE WAsHiNeroS, March 30 1892.
The government OF Grceco In Consequence OF an insur.
rocton which he's taken place In Naupa, has instituted
blockade OF certain parts OF the Argollc Gulf. Tie FOL!
lowing is translation Of tho official notice
The New York herald., 1862-03-29
NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Nonca oF BIOCkADE on FANf OF IBE OUIt OF AF10I1s
Notice Is given by these presents that from and after
the I3h f25h) OF this instant month OF February all the
shores OF the Gull Of Argos between the anchorage OF
Astros fnot neusve sad the Bay OF voura Inclusive
are placed in condition Of strict blockade by Sufficient
force OF tho royal tavy.
Notice Is also given that all measures authorized BY
the law OF nations and the respective treaties between
hls Majesty the King OF Greece and different isndly
Powers viii be adopted and carried into effect respect
20 al vsssss whieh shall attempt 10 violate the said
blockade ID BoTZARls, Secretary OF the Navy.
AInrxs, Feb. Ia (28), see.
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X kMO' AL.-iioR.cE WATERS, Agent. has removed
TO NO. l3i Broadway, N. Y, between Grand and
broome Streets where he sells 7-octaye Pianos for
siIo- ana warranted; second hand Pianos and Melo-
deors from S25 to $3.50. All kinds Of musical mer-
rhhdise ut war prices; pianos and melodeons to rent
rom s2upwards. Monthly payments received for the
same Alexander orsans for chnrc les at low prices
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Soldiers Pay and Bounty,

'I'llt unders gned give notice that they have
L made ARRANGEMENTS with responsible agent,
IN ashington City. D. C.. through whom they
can Obtain Bounty. BACK Pay. and Passions.
Tor SoldIel>. ana all other just claim, against
the government. with promptncss and dispatch.
All persons interested in such claims will do
well to give us a call.
PIATT Il SPICEc,
h2'v''t Att'ys at Law, Upton Iowa.
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he are happy to say to the thousands who are using
our machines, and the thousands that want tLrm that
Etch machine now bears the patent license stamp of
GRoN Err d BAKER. elias Howe. jr.. and all persons
selling or using them are secure against any molesta
Oar Machines are now lust what we want them: in
dir"rl I"titlnn and equally popular basis viii,
u best mai ana highest priced mac hines in any mar
&c. and they arr sti sold at $40 and s4j. including
ii'nn."rs &"t which have several styles, Needles
and every tinr necessary otheiruse in family shop.
IhS makes them st l.echeapest, legitimate and first
class Machine in market.
In justice 10 Machines as well as our customers
"h /" rsJnnd'hf m0neY in sixty days for any ma
chine which docs not wholly sat y the pur, ha ser
This feature alone makes our mnrmu" worth much
more than A.! ott There necessarily some risk in
buy Ing most machines.
few of its superior qualities these:--It uses a
stra sht needle; has great space under the arm;
rom Two common sp"ois, neither being fastened and
oth IN sights turns hinges is secured from nd
expose" no o sever purchase is greater than that
any other macmnr;H has hut regulating screws
and both atov" and in 'front.' the driving wheel is
TREY "ntsIe OF til" table; it requires 10 aeratian for
ally areticS of work willcetainly do greater
variety 81 work than any machine among the hundreds
"ithwhlch Vt are acquaintrl its tension is perfect; it
rams easily ana still: il hoth"rs nobody; nOyices can
man 'ge it, None other will atisfy whore it is known
w can safely say that no piece of Iahor-slyiny ma
rh"rA ever gre" rapidly into universal favor AS our
sewing machines Three years has placed them in the
NcrG front ranks 81 first class narhrrs and thourb ur
mairartinn- facilities have been largely increased NE
haVr not been able To supply the demands during the
TI,t>"a,on We car, VOW fill all orlrr. We have al
del I" our stFirS tn" Echtir Blake Johnson alius-
ti" htEii"r, and can row defy the world produce
better Instruments !1r doing all kinds Of sewinr and
"mbr"hitry LIT every one who i Interested in the
great improvements Ia sewing machines, whether they
wish - irrhas" or not. send fur Descriptive Circular
AM samples nfStitch.
"" mA~' caution the public inst unprincplei and
perfectly irr -ponsilc parties who have claimed To
'ur successors represent that machines we're
in'fkrt. and "hcr Getaway machine of
pace We only sell our own machines Tlcgart d
thr patent, aud are ">no PROF. rieors in the eight
Northwestern States. Address
l.. CbRNEL " CO..
Post oAicr box 81, Chicago. III.
IAN III IVY LaNt street, ii->ta,rS.l ys-nul
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
IORED.

TORED.
lust Published, in a Seated Ea,elope.
On THE NATURE TREATMENT, ANDRAD.
zeal cure Of >permatorrhoea, or Seminal weak
ness HeNua' Dcbillty. Nervousness. and inyoIur..
tary emission, inducing impotency, and Mental
md Physical incapacity.
BY RoBT. J. CULVERWELI., ND.
A"thor Of the "Green Bank, DC.
The worId'renewned author. in this admirable
,T'tnie' clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of self abuse NAV be
cucctnaliy removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in.
str"mehts, rings or cordial, pointing out mode
VI cure al once certain and efectual by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition NAV
ne' may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
IIaiIy. ms lecture will prove boon to thous.
ands and thousands
sent under seal to any address. most mint on
the receipt Of two postage STAMPS iv adIressinn
n {. Mine, III Bowery, New York. Post
''"'e ooA ''''"' v3n27yl.
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPElSNATORRuEA

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PnLAp.LrnI.-
IL Benevolent Institution established b.
special endowment, for the relief of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with vruIent and chrome
diseases. and especially for the cure Of disease.
Ofthc Sexual organs.
Medlcal ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
surgeon Valuable reports on Spermatorrhra
and other diseases OF the stxaals,ry,n. And nn
the New Remedies employed in the d.pensary,
sent IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charge,
TWO or three stamps for postage acceptable
Address DIR. }. SKILLMAH HorGHroS Howard
Association, No. south Ninth 81, PHILADELPHIA.
ia. lJuly II, 81; lyl
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Christmas 0 New Years Present
ANTONIO vERCIA,
Barber and nair-Drpsspr.

Has opened a BARBER SHOP in Ti,,on
prepared to Shave. Cut and Dress Hair ' sI - 30"
&c: from long experience he feels confdsn, ~ m n",
satisfaction Give him . cali-Ist door sn,,n s,'.g
Aldrich House Shop closed at9 A. ". On s,, y" 'he
N.B.-lie salso prepared to do WIIITEWAsiiyINo
In the mostapproved manner r. "a, lin"
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Tailoring.

WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
! OF Upton, and vicinity, that | have cominen
ccd the Tailoring business. and am prepared f.
make clothing in the most fashionable stve and
on snort notice. Charges to suit the times.
Shop in the Postoifce Building.
WIN. ELLIOTT.
Upton Iowa, May sth, lsf2
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GRE M xl,;;l. ...- sss;.::.sss
CHICAGO, IOWA Il NEBRASKA AND
NLDAK RAPIDS a. MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS.


0Nanl after Monday, May 10, 1862, and unit
~ luther notice, trains will run as follows
We hfI- Mail. Accommodation
Leave Chicago, g45p.M.
Clinton soo,.M. lloo.
Arrive at Clarence ll.O5" 3,30p.w.
Cedar Rapids LIS Pm; $50
otter Creek AS
EASTWARD
Leave otter Creek 10 90 Am:
Cedar Rapids 100 Pm; 100 A. N.
Clarence $40 1000
Arrive at Clinton GO 23Opv
.aaaa Chicago Geo A. ....a.aama.-~@na-
CONNECTS
AtDeWitt with stages for Davenport. Maquoke.
t.. At Whcatlanl with stages for Toronto,-
union "rove with stages for Upton. At Lisbon
win stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Mdro", |mton, Waterloo, Ccdor Falls,
Al otter Creeh w;ih stoycs far Fl. Dodge
Iolc'fo, Fl Dcsmoincs, CouncH Biu6s,
Si0Mr City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
me shortest, cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa il he.
,r2" only ljG miles from Chicago to the Mississ-
'ppl River, and thence directly into the Interior
of Iowa.
C.N. BODFISH. Superintendent.
NJ. HAN, General F't& Pass. Agent
'.ihtoh. Iowa, May II. lsG2.
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PLAsTERING
The subscribers will he nrenarod

WI % PTCPdItU
to do plastering, and all other kinds OF Mason
Work the coming season. One of them will AL
ways be found at the New Court House.
EDWARD GOLDEN.
Upton Jan. 30. SO. f5yn THOMAS GODDEN'
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Upton Tallllcry.

IL. }. J. DAIRY would announce to the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH
Elk tor customers on the shares, or for pay
me highest cash price will be paid for hides.
we nave fac assortmene OF Leather on hand.
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
Upton. August 30, 1860.
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PIANOEs.

Persons who wish to buy a Piano OF IN. hes, m,to
will he shown how they can save handsome sum i
the purchase il they address " "
PIANO. care Joy. Cor g. Co.
Publishers Agents,
New York p q.
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&4 9
Mississippi and M;..ouri 2 p

AR2R4 Y b SEz5l n
Mississippi and Missouri r. r.
IN and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1861, and
~ until further notice. trains wilrun as fol-.
Leave wilt Wilton n, for Davenport Chi.
Leave J." ilton for Marenso and
Leave Wilton for Muscatine, 9.3oA.x.s45o
arrive az Wilton from Davenport
arrive at Wilton from Muscatine,
go A. NJ. 4 1 so p. N
"''''' at wilton from Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct conncc
u,ons with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all
PASSENGERS going east make direct connec tions
- ~ nock island with the Chicago and Rock Island
IL; II. Trans, for all points east, south and north.
Aiso WIN TIE Gaena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack.
eS a, davenport.
An trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers arc reminded of the necessity of
glViAs distinct directions as 10 the destination
OF the'r baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taxing their seats in the cars.
J. F. TRACY, Sup't
A. hINBALL. Assistant supt.
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THE HOUSEKEEpER's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,

fREPARED from improved recipe by the proprietor
81 the brother job athan Polish" is ccrtif fed by
at''he lending New York Furniture Dealers and Piano
Fores Makers to be the hest the world for
sertches' Marks, and Dirt and restoring high and
lasting gloss TO all kinds Of Vanished work from
vniI .o Learner IL Is cheaper and better than
aafnish dries Immediately, and Is easily annIjed-
ith piece OF Canton Flannel and bottle or two Of
.n's view furniture Polish, a housekeeper can work
magic IN the furniture of the house and keep Il
"k'heh ke new. Now is the time to ..shne up your
'es chars, desks pianos picture frames, carriages,
, l make Them look 80 per cent. better. This IS
"e economy For sale by furniture dealers and
keepers generally Price - and 50 rents a bottle. De-
POI, NO. l, Spruce street, New YORK. Speeai ASsRfs
Ha"ted Address, Box 1917, New FORK, p. o,
Inc Housekeeper's New Furniture Polish 10 for sale
here by -
Upton, July 10, 1869.
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DIRFEE Il TERRY.
Watch RcDairerS and Jewelers..

@P AGENTS for the best SEWING MA
EIA CHIMES in use, and dealers in Musca
&.4 instruments, Sheet Music, Italian strings
&c. All orders by mail for music, sent free u
on receipt Of retail price.
re- Office in Upton. PostofIice Building,
principal store, Muscatine, Iowa. MI
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FOR READTPAY ONLY,

JOINS CRosBEY's AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
for sale ~ the Post ONCE. See advertisement.
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