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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27

This 10 the most aslightfaI an4 exsraorssuary
article sxsr discovered. u ehAagss ths srz buras
fsae and hands - P-ariy aAkin tsxtzrH Ct rzvishs
ing bezuty. impArsing the marble parity of youth,
and thu @8sfns4e Gpez<a1ce 50 iaxitEng IN fs city
belle Of fzshion- II Fszovaz tan, freckiez, PIN.
plss and nzghasss fron the SKIN leaving the eon.
Plsriea fresh. trsuspA=snt and Enooth. re cen
szias No material iniarioaa to The skia. Patroz-
izsd By Actresses and Opera siHgsrs- II "a What
every lady should have. sold sverywhsre
Prsp<rsd By " n. Hzgaa. Troy. Mt
Address all or1srs ts
DEMAs s. BARNES 4 Co. Ssw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
FIRST-CLAsS PIANOS.
WEATHERBOARDING.
Poplar Weatherboardina

ToHS $. MccoRKLE HAS or HAND
ID lof Of 1rst class Poplar E2tk@bozz1tnz for
sale. Call At HunDslfs PiAizkw Maik, eSr1er Of
wAlnut strsss aHa ths c&Hsl jaH ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
HKIMsTRKEr's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
NOT A DYE

NOT A DIE
Bat restores gray h4ir 70 It's oFixfnHi celcr, By
sapplyfsg the capillary tubes vita uztnrxi sasss-
Rance. impaired By azs disease. All izs1saa=ze-
dgss Ars composed oF lERAE ea4tie, destroying
tbs vitality Gaa beauty % the hair. aad 29ord q
themselves No dressing Heinstrees's I1izstzbfs
CoiorBg not safy restores hair to its natural ccloF
BY N eaxy prOcssss bEs giFss the hxtra
Luxurisnf Beauty,
promotes its growth prsvsn its fsiling o. erzi-
icatss daadrur. and inp4rrs ksalth and PLEASANT
70 the heaE- Il hss staoa The test Of tine bs
ing the eSloriBAi Hair C0iorizx Aad Is constantly
Increasing in favor Used By both gsntlenen and
ladies'. IL is sold BY all rsspeetahIs dealers o.
can b procured b thea sf the eonmsreiaI
azsnts, D. ). BARNES CO., ga Broadway, New
Ysrk. Two siSsz, 50 csutS and 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
Best Machine in the World.

rEsHE NUMBER or PREMIUMS AWARDED
4 20 the 50 Bscksys 4" dnrinx ths 80 years tha-
"a has tesn before the pebble, Indicates he pesitt
loa held by Il In rvrry sscsien of the e0zn,ry
where it has he~n fntrodBced.
Far The season of isss. u ezrty oostraets are
made wiIl furuEsh delivered 81 EvAnsvilies lad
tsrus cash 90 delivery.
saali, CT Junior NeEsr
Large or ssnieF Mowsr --..---..-....... fs5
Combinsd Reaper ard A9wsr----.-----.---.- iss
Circulars eontsfniux full particulars f5r opsra-
ting and fakinx ears u ths maci8ias sill - fur-
nEshsa sn appIlcasi0n OF forwaraed hy mail.
DANIEL MokGAS, Azsut.
mkis-ekz3m 70. wsst Flrst str.@s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28
Agency,
ONCE on Cd Str, next to Express Office
KEOKUK, IOWA,

REAL ESTATE boughts aud sold for others; Bust
ness Houses Dwellings Lots ana Lands rented for
others, and Reniscoilected
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28

leWR 6qbe, p1eyeAte6 MU4 returning .
the full rate Of Eve sixths Of the spesd
intended by Nature, when you are walk
ing even at the snaips pace you are allow
ed to, what must be the result on the nu-
triton of the muscles of these limbs -
for you know they act and grow By blood
alone ; depend upon it, though you may
make them dropsical and deceptive in
size, they win not help you "a daace q
we'll, or 70 go up and down stairs.
And this brings us to another great
evil; if We will sacrifice so much to brown
STONE fronts and the fancied necessity of
fashionable streets il We must live in
houses furnance-warmed, and eighteen
feet BY Eve stories high. for PHYS sake
let W 70 distribute the load Of dress oar
climate requires, Is to allow every part of
the body to be used to carry it upstairs,
let the jacket or the shouldsr-straps
give the chest its share Of the work !;
in word, let our wives and daughters
shoulder their loads, if they would have
their days prolonged in the land.
If the ladies will pardon us, we will
venture hint on the dimensions of the
skirt: its most excellent end 10 to insure
the Unrestricted use of the limbs in walk
ing it must, therefore, be of sufficient
diameter to allow full step and the nec-
essary space for the under clothing if it
restrict the step in tn, least degree. it is
too small no woman should be ambitious
of q short step; the longer the step
the more breath required, ind the great
er development Of the thorax and lungs /;
quick and energetic walking, with the
shoulders thrown back, will do as much
for the growth of the vital organs as sing
ing woman must dress warmly. keep
her feet dry, walk more, and eat more, or
she will never fulfill the great object OF
her creation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28
N0TICE.

To " scott George q Dl1oa a. Trustee of wilfia-,
FnaeFsi A Ia ham, William Eus3ers, George {
blxsn, " sfiPe. - Trustee Of Alexander;
fsfern Erskine, John y Ba lass, James r Bayless
Clapsn a.Lee, II SIN er FicsIin 4 Lucas X woafey
Gr2hsm. Ogden Brow nell Z Co Wil1fs-, Puf
eIekt Am stfnt assignee Of Stim psgn, Jamss
AchtbteB. @ " Nge. jet D1an
You hereby uot9A1 Z at there u nov en- e. in
he eiace q the CiefE ef the bistrilt Court of Lee
Couniy Iowa. a. Eeekuk. tire pessIinH rf N c Hal
s&sA. claiming hst pBe James e Red executed 10
oue SEMI Ae#t1a q mortgage gpon real estate eas
criasd tEa northeast auArter sf ne hast
qasfer OF TIE spu.h quarter 81 Section twenty
SIX 10 ~nsEip skis Eve North Of Ranee FIVE " est
IN Lee 13sy. Iowa. hrh aorteaze SEs assigned 10
one JOHN Lynch = Re hEecIose1 he sane aad bid 10
said real 81 sh~rif's sale and Afterwgrds er
Tes ed te 10 piAlpilH AM thai zen have or claim
some Ier 81 iapt said real estate which . sub
seqafnt ~ the said kage, ard made paftia
q sAlf foreclosure suit, and praying that be re-
quiret q TIE 50 ase, sud in eefaplt ereof your
interest and riett If REDEMPTION In the SAID land be
Ierecioses ard exnngutshet, and for other - .tsf
tnless yan a. Pear aud answer thereto on before
naaa a the second day ~ The ex term said Cnur.
le = helaen orfhs Sfst AoDday IF February 1854 4
asfaet Nisl be entered sgzihsi yen ara judgment and
decree rendered tnetgNl4.
NOBLE STRONG.
decSl-asw Attorney for Plaintia.
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NOTICE.

T Charies WINS, Jacob ivirs, stoies, Johu W
> i&ef Mana btsaa exc eutrix OF OF fFr ex.ste
q bea JonBsau, deceased 20 a 5sAers:
1e1 are htrebF notified ihEt there Is how in ele in
the Office OF the Clefk Of the Dlirict Court 81 Lee
Gently, io~s, - Fort Madison. a petlfien ofHifsm
barney claiming @f yuu- Charles Iglns tire Apnl of
ih9fiF 81 Huucrtt DeSsfs With ger cert inter-
- ttr arhata, psJ afa aonIni u money aue IN
Mortgage na@ BY yse 70 Charles Maou aud since as
ssrej % aid hiram Barney dsted December - $50,
stse claiming a2ainst eaeF q Jeu the foreclosure Of
teet deep 81 II SIX. Block ~ In ihe city 4
heekak D=s1E al set on waller street b sixty
feel On &sn street Lee EoRuiy, iowa ihr purchn se
nancy 40 further askns Tor sale Of said PREMISES
aud Eeaeta ral5sf.
And Ea8ess 3cu appear and answer 10 SAta petition
On or before noenot sts econd day ofIhe next term OF
sid Court ~ oaTu-zc a. Fort Madison on the thlfd
Monday u @2 A. H., 1874 aefaait will ts entered
against you. judgment rerderea thereon - paved
fQf u SAID petition.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
det3l-afw AttorDeys for Plaintiff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28

NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Tel y R4nkia, saaa'e r.. Miller and James Larsia.
Defendants.
fog RE hereby ms ga thss there Re nov o. file ia
tbe CLERKS Office Of TIE District Cont Of lee County
Io@a, at he kas petition Of john nelson claiming
that yau must redeem Rot 9. 3! ls9 from lin ard
Iag hsns tbs sung 4 D3e IheussfSs an4 Eiehty-fve
b1Hafs the esqr. tE deftalt thereof that you be
forever *EieBped frsm eitsg Up etsEs interest
teftin and pfaFine also 5r general re-f pifh costs
Nan each Hf yen ta t apneGr arG araw r. sayd retf
ton by H9n 81 tae s Gay aE TIE ot said
GeaF. q - held % 20 arst Monday Febraary l-4
% Ia az "a aaa decfes w be had therein hY default
Il. SCOTT HOWELL
jsr<-d88 Plaintiffs Attorney.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28
A +. HASTINGS, Pressd4t.i.
NJ X. HASTINGS, rptAF4.
AtpIIoR ! OFFICE Low

At III 8tfs : NEk as T. Ets4A =.
4s~ Naki4es. Jan. H. iess6-
IL AeEebs certified That ti fAe Estrteehth 5lay
e 4s,.erTs tsss sfAtesfs.t fled this of
su in the egsitl6n os fi8 NaFth American Fre Inst
rasa Gaaag sss- located H&ffari thu State IL g4f
naetieuf IN the first iy a Jaunart A D. ls& Ii A.
gisnoa Wits pruxisiua Il Al a tbs ueETsAl A.
sinhlg ~ the STAT II Iowa. emitted An reNtian
4e INSURANCE panieS arYgesei Lar. 18th ssS- sri
amfisd&tery thereto. arpEuYef Feb efh, is- and
Act relation l4A IA-HraRea dafat4ne. atg.fos
slarrh 1Tfb. 1852 that Ssi4 ss;sfsnt Ahaas saia
SunpAHs sssSseA q tbs Requisite aga0uat e capital
and insNSstsi Required iy law
Authority therefore gwen 70 tbl usfned Com
pAns 10 transact tfeir appropriate business u Insnrfee
10 this state iii accordance Hith iht Laws ihers gnt
tise 3ist day 81 January A. u Thousand E1st Han
i4sd and saxiy-fse
III is also certified. Thst H. " Ten4Eyck. Esq ~ keA
kuk has ben daily aEIointezi Is said Complain their
fI Arvn and Attorney fo the county q Les. with full
-~er t. Fisks u Insurance therein and 10 a. An
edge xiee "A process. provided hy law UPON lis I'LL
ing ~ith the Clerk Of District Court fr said
county certified copy statement III fle In f.
ase. Il = further certified iAaf re attached &
and cafrect copy q fAe slI statttarnt
In Tnrfia.ns Whereof I have heTsEnto ~;
! Iny hant and sfi&5-i ny sesl 81 aitice this Iiti
= = las u JANUARY, \. D. Is6s.
J. VI. CATTELI-
3aa b Auditor u State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28
LAVENDER & ROWSE

Vim give their attention the Collection OF Back
Pay, Bounties and all other Demands against the
Government. Pensions obtained. Govern
ment Vouchers bought, sold orco.lrcted
Informal Vouchers prepared for
payment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28
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REFERENCES.

REFERENCES.
Hon. Edw. Bates, Attorney Gen. washington, ID. c.
Hon Montgomery Hair, Postmaster Gen. =
Maj N. w. Brown, Senior pAymaster ats Louis
Major Robert Smith, psymaster Tor Dsch d Soldiers
Major G. p. +. Johnson, Paymasterfor Missouri.
O. @. Hale, ESQ.,, Cashier State Bank, keokuk, iowa
Hon. N. B. Baker Adlutant General, Iowa.
John Oorby, Rsq., Banker, ST. Joseph, Mo.
Mcklhany, Daniel 4 Co., springfield and hoiia, MO.
Measns. SpraEne seuic 4 Co., Boston.
Messrs. CLARK, Doige Co New York.
Hon. o. d. Fflley st. Louu
Messrs Partridge Co.. ~. Louis.
Nessrs PomeFoy Benton, .
Messrs 8 G. Davis Co, g
T. ". Ross, HsQ., Vaudaiia, Ills
eco. W, Psse, RsQ,s ssle1, Ills. nays-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28
n RIGINAL NOTICE.

To John Porter aud VIM. W Beiknap:
You are hereby notified that Thomas Martin, one
ofthe defer danis in the suit Of John Porter rs. VIM
W. Belknap and others pending In District Court Of
Lee County Iowa, at keokpk, has fled In SAID csuse
bis answer and bi II against you. claiming for
iorthin said bill that he should be
perm Red TO pay on half Of the dest due plaintiff
thereupon nave undivided hlaf Of The land des-
CT bed ia the plain th's petition released from his
plainuhs mortgage an also praying that the decree
"a sAio cause may order that certain note o. said
Thomas Martin 10 W. w. Beiknap, for $500, may be
Cancelled and held for ought unless the said Belknsp
shali Pay the sum found due plaintiff.
Unless you appear and answer said petition be-
tore doom n ise second day Of the February e4
OF said District Cont decree will be entered against
yoa according 70 tne prayer Of said cross bill.
RANKIN 4 McCRARY
Attorneys for ssia Martin.
LIT publication Of this orginal notice in this case be
sde In tie ID ily Gate cry according to Law.
CHARLES DOERY CLERK
Bg Epw. MrmM, Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To George sfanwood Albert stanwood Defendants.
You, and each q you, hereby notified tbat tbAra
viii be on Oie In TIE Clerks Office the District Cont N
Lee county Iowa a. fsr Madison or before the ian
day Of January lst petition Of Hiram Barney claim
ing Judgment against YOU, George stanwood for The
SUN Of Fourteen Hundred Dollars A. money dua 49,, =
mortgage made by Charles Masor and sinre
gned 10 plaintiff same being upon the rg,theast
quarter OF Section (o Township 60 north range m west
In Lee comfy Iowa. praying for the foreclosure and ole
Of said land psy Of said debt and for general relief
with costs.
And unless you appear and answer said petition ON
before Of the second day Of the of said
court he held Fort Madison the third Mondsy Of
May, 1851 Judgment win he and thereon, by defant
ii. SCOTT HOWELL.
jan21-i4w Attorney for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28
s1hla 17.se II az -

Total amt leaned saYe stoc Sll 80 -
9Th Debts for Premnfns .....-............. 80 II
tn. All other securities are
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-01-28
REMEMBER,
That this BITTERS il
not A LCO AOIiC
CONTAINS s0.RIM OF MHIsKr,
And Can't Make Drunkards.
BUT
- THE BEST TONIC
IN THE WORLD.
E Read Who SAYS SO:

From the Rev. Levi g. Beck, Pastor Of the Raptlsl
Church, Pemherion, n. J., Formerly OF the North
Bsp.ist Church, Pbilaa.
have known Hoonand's German Bifters fsxorsbly
Tor number OF yeart. l have used them a tsg own
FAMILY, and hay. Been pleased with their enrets
that vas Induced to resomu end them To EAny 9TH
eTs, and know thai they have operated srisingy
nehehciai msfher take great pleasure In pi ocsIU
Ing tsts ssct, and calling the attention OF
nlSied with The ciseases tor which they are
mendsd, TO these Bitttfs, knowing from experscnc.
that recon- dxtion will tie sis ned. do this
more cheerful, Hoefsnd's Eiltsrs 10 intended IL
benent the siifcied. sndis meta ain drink
Yours truly, LEVI q, BECK.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-07
Marriage in France.

There are in Paris a number of Offices
In which forloru Bsnedic.s and fair dam.
sels ina state Of single blesse dues may,
for "cOoeidcratiou, have themselves
provided with partners for life; few, spez-,
haps, will believe that people Of respect
s6ts positions in society, and even Of
Sank, have recourse to these matrimonial
sgencies. 4 Such, showsIsr, 10 the fact;
and wo have seen it proved by the report
Of case 10 the newspapers, in which NJ.
Eoy, the great marriage broker, lie repre-.
scented - having got judgment against a
d'sho rest clielt for $500 for having ne.
gotiated the marriage Ct a marquis.
Al customst ensen, says: III Foy
here's > gaines. Iwant 70 get married.
The girl must be handsome, and young,
and have money
My dear sir, says Foy, tycu have just
called in the nick Of time. Baron Bingo
Do B1go sent for me yesterday, to mar
~ his daughter. Go to her, there is the
add ess-my fee, sf2oO.' oa ~
The bearer presents himself to the bar
on, states his business, describes his po-
eltAOu, anu - oeoePteu. 4ue UaIOu tucu
rings for his daughter.
My dear, says he, 'thisis Monsieur
Dudu, whose ancestors distinguished
themselves in the Crusades having
been ruined by the revolution, their de-
seepdants took to making candles, and
have amassed money. You will marry
him my dear
Very we'll, papa, says the damsel.
%, joyful day! says the lover, and e
kisses the tips Of the lady's fingers
When shall the ceremony be?'
%, not too soou,' replies the lady, with
. modest blush; mot before the day after
to morrow, decidedly .n sa
'Bs il 50, tho idol of nv hearth cries
Dudu, and he hurries off to order dresses,
prepare deeds, and buy the ring; and the
dsyhfter % morrow the thing is done.
4Ijs The way marriages are con coct-
"a; aud We ask, can an, thing be more
ehsrmingly expedislous' No love making,
no heart. breaking, no weeping, no diff
sulties; everything is as simplo and easy
- tho buying Of pair Of gloves Blu,
our girls would not like it; they think 200
munh Of courtship.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-07

Ma. LINCOLN TELLS ANOTHER. SBoar
Judge Baldwin, an old and, highly re-
spsctsble and sedate gentleman, called a
fev days since on Gen. Halleck, and pro.
sssin1 ppon a!familiar acquaintance ID
Califo0aia asfev years since, solicited a
ness outsidc Of our lines to see brother
n Virginia, not thinking that be would
= met with refusal, as both his brother
and hinsslf we're good Union men. ave
heseht>n deceived too often,' 4 said Gen.
ffsilIck, 1and regret can't grant it. -
;ttakg 3 then went to Stanten, and was
very blis9J disposed Of With the same
raenit. rinslly be obtained an interview
vith Lincoln, and stated his case. "Hav.
yoa 1bplisd 20 Gen. Halleck?" inquired
- PsesidSut. "And met with refusal, :
aid Juds,, r. Then you must Sc,
aaaateayi 4 eoatiansd the President. -
49, "a wish the same result" was TIL
S.s;i;a. slWsll, thss," said Oh Abe
Pm, 1>at1s 81 good humor, ~ can d
,.ssS -; IL ycu must know that 1 Aar
;si ~ ~ lssscs siA shs. Ad"'im'tra
4l{1Nan - sasa E&&"E& 1876 H
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-07
IsIssss en- Az Is HsSsis

oGk1o1D en- Al The Rooelss
k&<1s11fst u lsi6fts dff9A thsisG
esa.iss q iha Gsys.Rssaf autAefisise e
ashs ,lsssst Vii ~ ~espos. ID sh
pIoys, hit il Is idio.ic to.6gbs hjn ~itl
any less effective, II TINT weapo6 can b,
sbeaip>d. II No law, human or divine, re-
qAires man to defend himself With apJ
leee fsesI % ~ aDy lss cfRcisat hssns
thaa ore employed for his injury OF de-
stsSSeion. fhe enemy having iatloduc
ed the system Of burning cities. we must
stsfs, cities, too. We come out plaiuly
and ssy exactly what We mean. It is q
game ia which the advantage is all ours.
We can do tho enemy an hundred fold
more damage than they can do US. Their
cities are far larger, far more numerous,
end the centers Of vastly more wealth than
's'fra., ssaa y a4 .astssi'iil~ s..9
~~Iks usay. oss,-is Is true, be- sbic TO
dash into philadelphia or Nav Yesk to
d. ~ work; nor hsse w artillery tbss
will carry Greek Ere fer enough 70 reach
them; but We have that which will go
farther than horsemen can ride, and will
penetrate What the mighticst artillery
would make no impression on--ws have
money A million 81 dollars would lay
u asiss New York, Boston, Philadelphis,
Chicago, Pittsburg, Washington and all
tbsis chief cities, and tie men to do the
bssineas may b. picked up ~ the,Aandved
- the streets Of those rery cities. If it
thosld bs thought unsafe to use them,
there are daring men in Canada, Of Nor
gaa's and other commands, who have
lscsped from Yankee dungeons, and Who
Wo2h(re3oice st IN opportunity of doing
s6m6y6fng that would make all Yankee
dom howl with anguish and consterna-
ton. -.. ~wun .., ,.g-s m,
Ttss What 70 are ,.yins m.y bsgives
. still more practical turn, We will add
that We know and have tslked with J
manl = well known officer u lie amy,
and every way competent aud 6t--who is
ready and anxious at once to yvocCed'tos
Canada on this business. He knows the
risks b will encounter, but hssia sul6 Of
The reialbs That will Be aohtsved. \ h- "A
We have addressed ourselves to the
authorities of the Government, because
we feel not the shadow Of q doubt that
this mode Of warfare would, under the
circumstances, be justi6able, legitimate
and right. But should they reject the
phs,laS ~ suppose they would, then va
wish. to, remind Ahe pubic that the
scheme can be as we'll executed bv pri.
vsts enterprise - By tho direction or
connivance Of the authorities st Rich
mond, for whom such fate was design
ed. Charleston every day witnessing
the disposition Of the enemy ia this re-
gard, ands hoarIy sxpsriescius che shs1-
ard Of having their purposes achieved,
could easily raise the money needed for
the accomplishment of the design. Mon,
ey will supply the men, and they proper.
y organized and directed, would easily
and certainly co the work.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-04-07
CIR OVER & BAKE RS
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SEWING M HINES

a
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| First Premium for Family Machine.
i ny First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
INDIANA STATE FAIR. szz.u
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| aS rlfst Prcntoam fos - Achine Wesk.
vRRmQnT. STATE FAIE
Esa y ~ - Premiuo To- Familt 11AsAaes.
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4 Nice assortment Of SseeI Plate Engravngs,
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