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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
hyer'sSarSaparilla

4 ooLpunsi cstAtdy, designed 10 be- the most
edsCGVal AH=fasiea that can b. nude. 1t Z
G concentrated extract OF Para ~SarsspariiiL
80 couhhp1 witt other %suh-taNcc, Of still
Efee'er a. lucrative power as " afford an tf'c-
tive ami lUty for Tho diseases SarsupaiilIa is
reputad - cue. II Is hnli we'd thai suci .
rsI'cdy y wLTted Dy tAos, VINO suG.r from
StvmnG,;a "rtoiaih.s, and that one which via
&C. NmpliA hC:i tura ulltst pIoyo Of imrcI
Sc, !ice to this Arg sclass Of OH afflicted f'lov.
eitaors liz 4 eaail,h ) As yLhpourd VII
DO It hNS Aeu prov"n by ct,orim"nt On mIil.
Of LL NI.at ,aSoi to b. foU..i OF The .c!.Qvr.
rn~mpiyntI;--,
ecNIFll4 lSG S-RGFUn0"s Go.,,LAry1s.
EEfrrtCSS ASD EtupFlvE D,GA,r ULcrr..
PiAPLGi, DLOrcnR., TuNoa', SAT- RH.rH,
Sc.iH Heal, SYPuILiS ASD SyrflLiriG Az.
TEcrrcS1, NrRcriuAL DISEASE, Dtopsy, Nar.
nAIGIA Oh Tx DOGLorHGrx, D.n..rrY, DYs-
PERSIA y Is DIUr,rIoN, Euy4lrrLAs, Rosy
or ST. AN0uo, VS. hmg, and ini.tl 'ha wla,e
class OF 60 lpiant, nj ins G;ou Ii.uauy ~
IuG BaOGf.
This cnhpo.ri will b? f,r!l a :-ass yro.
n.)'cr Of health when tax as 81, y-r.T, -
cXpgl thu Ioll rumo., viii \ + - ~ ~.
Blood at tfht = a,on OF the y lr. BY thetim!.
ly expulsion of lem many r~1u.',ir Il. u.!.ls
arc nipp"l il TIC bol. Nlii'ul IS can, by
The aid of this I Nnely, splye ,i:Gn ly,,tnn
the endursIr, If oui eru riolS adl 'i..
sores, thro Il y ,l t., ~. n W, F..5
nt Itself OF CORR D',Nls, Il no. p~,.i..tf,t1
III. through ne !atN3l cham /, af H.. ,...
by an '.ra''vt Gr'li ing. Ct g..-. on lta
Titiat-d iool VIII ever yol il} t,inrHu.'p i
bursting tl.O1Eh t '-kilii PIN i . cnI,'itl,s.
or sore'; cleanse It WHEN ,'n e.. l.. 30,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
FACTS ARE sTUpuORN TxYN a.

Hear what the philadelphia correspondent tsl' !. -
unnuprn wealth, WlllAingiUp. Dolawp vi y SD
$50:
aAn EngNsh gentleman, formerly 3 ,eeios Nttt ~
british Army, and who styles hinlSs 'e'Ehsiha W
nuic Physician has Of late gained . . tcnsiNe 'vP'th
Jon here By his skill In curing all NJ Npf to@p!a%'h
soMe Of hs patients tAre con0e E'th' ad -
pronoaHos his remedies and mode /, hiIrrt ~ 'si
iaper;or. Some have besn rcatoref ny Hsute. ~
ueilcise he useh Ii Distilled by hi0R fsB 'A'<Sr ~
HossesSlng rare curative Pro~rertios.
While acting In tho amy he 6AVOtd ais '~I'N
pnuonL to 8 he-Hugh study " thu Sne1 p-'hlSra >,
,er.l!n u%sdicinalI Jots und hertb" IN a. nah- r-fales'~
Il scenn he has found a sure nnu spet-iy tanedv To- Z. =
MS tast irsh Is hell 90 llis practice u alIG.iy ,N"s
lys aud ir daily Increasing. Il IN, cOp~plsre iowa
[sielys sre subjected hs has no sqnsl, asa lArJe Eu'"'s-
,ers have testified that they oS1 not ouy 'bsir rrt 3.
tooi health, but THAR lives, &c III sJlS III Eip'@
81, suic Physician uia Office Is a.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
EHERIFF'S SALE.

".
-AIGsai Focht Ex'r- ,..PrsDls. 81
y Wm sweeney deceased, Commoa iisss,
vs. ttass Ne IS6B q.
Cstkprine TLouss
ct al dfu
b. virtue Of an order ffsale issnsa By he
Court Of Comm N Pieas Of Prsble Comfy
and 10 The Sheriff Of said county -dirssted,f
viii offer for sale at public auction at the
door Of the Cogrt House in Eaton b. sad
ConH'y on Saturday tire Est day Of ec,aDtr
4. u. 1864 beiveepi he hosFs Of I ard 1
o'clock p. NJ OF said day the ioli6vitg Iea!
estate Situated IN Preble County Clio ard
described as follows TO with Loi M 5. in
tEf oVA Of v incbester.
Appraised Al sl015, 90 efH ersh.
J0HNR ASCLE64
6hstiff Of Preble Gtnay o.
Gilmore Z csnybell A:sss
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
GOOD NEWS FOR sIr5n1S stFN "'s~
THWPLATINo rdEPPTHGH

SLOW, RoOMrhro' MA-ylaad ANN . n7-eT y ~
II Nay, 1880.
"HuueToz. spreS sf1iscases caused MY nDt,s1ss~t
having beeu performed by tbs kngl'Al sjt-pb ""9s''!e5
1 FEEL il nv duty, having n kuoWlciS, n tnrrt, y ST3
Tue fact, hslieving tina, IN doing 81 ; my a. = ~ th'hHp
Iudsrlng. One case IN ~rartioula that q . ySng NJ
~ Ibis citg--ls worthy Of iOto FL go N'Srte q
rir,in " a habit, the mero allnhiDT r. TsbS eF1S~ =
bladder, add after ysarr Of spf iring Hath-'ot'nS 49, S
vi hopes n reooV,y. NJ Fiseoi 20 s%sTr, - ~
iesr!y halorsd BY NJ sweet . GIL ~ ''% !+peS H'H
NJ affection, but he WAS harIal. i'rvF1s 80 3|0Ft';NS
III. dared not we'd on account Il it gEatvs- =. sssE
4 his system. He sougb, relic: at IT, hap,a y - y
Aaie physieiRu, and, astonishing as o. msS Az. 81 ~
bloasl AID 'igp- Of ycutN hNs Ieliri-s. e. . . ~
he happy h'hsr Of y plit # briyat bl1
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
Ayers ( arlag.ic PIT.


~ rGN -".E ,g
h.ghl&A, k1G,a p,.rasit, t,' "1r
Dy't'.t-,n foe Ho,arL, E.rlaeta lto, Do
iaes EtesD,n' .J,, L,n9'ihlg ao!" IN p s,n
live t~"mpIoi.t, brqnW Y,'sr, T'"p~s ,'.
SAT- Ri""p', Fl,Mrv, Go1', Ne e. ?, .. a
Dia,s5r Pin, al! toy P~aiElMJth' H'g,i.
They nr sugar coa,ed, 80 th1t The post sen
five cat. tdGe thea n 'aSnn''v, aud ta.v =
best a~prrie,t in the world far a! tie purpose, ..
family rl.ys.c.
Prise rs ;eHts par ToE; Tivo boIo, "a" 'ioa
Gre,thumhcrs Of clcry men, Phvsicins States,
Slen, snd eminent pnr,Onagci, hive Int tbcii
names To certify the unrurl llcicd ]lseillne oith,ss
remedies, but or 81 ace here will moi prrHit the
insertiga 0f them. The Agents below nam 4 fur,
nish grabs oar MEXICAN ALMANAC in viii htlcy
bro given; with also full deSrrinttOgs Of the alnre
complaints, and he treatment that should Jc g..
lowed for their cure.
Do rot be pnt of nv urprinc;ricA d-s.,r. VII
0thc! prcpayat ors th"s max iuo G rr.'' o.
Demand Ayers, aud take 10 o,hcr>.
want the s.st aid thcrsi il fas thea, aad they s..
Esve il.
an Our rsalaaiss are for safe Jv
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
GLORIOUS Nrws eog TNA.f wa
\ PREVENTIVE TO RArs Sa,
DKEN.

n,Ar what the o~aalnHau Weakly Frw Nm - ~ -,
81 HaTJh, lsG2:
w are decidedly eprrsd &c krEs aud :, .t-s+L'sr
remedies for the prevention Of having :hi'dI n, tHt w
Rpi II our duty to acL a bensat fVn >ty sns ~
VERY sonrce when il i for The relief Il ruhering hGueE.e
4 tact has come " npr knuwiedgs that oaFht T. b. pc
nulgatcd and widely circulated tr the bo-sN u sbst
mlies whUse delicate noRlth makes J. neOsseaST X FTereA
any Increase N family.
Akunt twelve months after parriaSq, = sAy Of Or ~
quainiancs gave birth ~ n daughter, bit her irae':s0
Hrre 80 great that hEr plysioians desl riist Of ~ ressvsst
This made bsr dread The vs.y tbutghtsG sgAi9 besSHds9
q mother. Shs tried every th.ag 10 pr eut 3 refeti73
u her sngcrings, hut without succeeding TEe yesr AF<
Rarriag, she was again confined, but hot surs.7ng9 etA
10 great that the child died, and her Own life war dcsJHkiA
Of She wis told by her family physician ,hst Y shs hs
any more children he tsur~' hA lilo would BE- the Ntiqs
As all the remedies bhs hal tI'0j Isiois hal hieb n
applied TO the Botanic Physician, br HAPHAkL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
G. w. CANS.
Attorney & Counselor at Law.
EATON, PREBLE co, @.
Office Head Of the Stairs, in Minors
Rev Brick, opposite Court Ho Use.

RG~Speeihl atteni'o Do Ei,sn 10 ProAats
matters, in SETTLEXl.Y OF AcsoLsIS, PAB
Ti1loS OF lands, euU xcTIJss, &c
He will attend to ali n alters shl.GsiGl 10
him III I ia and The C0rnties Of DsraE
Montgomery, aud bntler, .
Eaton, March, 10 I664- s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
&C, SECRET ANp
DISEASES

YiiAOE. the Use OF Mercury, without nDfisnr - S'4
np,s. aLt without fear vidiscoyeIy or +Spca-n. SoSNM
ycisOns such rs arsenic, puH yonice yr'nn % AZ 80
Soisops Nc men ury nor suy dS-dy r'srctIs 0rfS,S1
Aut putsiy Vegetable Botanical Pe1r''lts ne SAr! - 9eT
Toltsrlll Botanic Physician lin t1afpif S5SrrF
lAyer vet failed I. G7re he DU4t oesti"ste aNt 49,
iIuyorca ~ caRss ano to rNHoye vi TqS.mirJ s4a NJ
nipnri les from ,,s systsn NNrnH ~ s~sfSt< -
aI.cd.- Medical Iop-1a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
Ne SO EAST FIFTH STv E>a~
CINCINNATI

MORE COOP NEWS
FROM UGH AND RlLrAst.E 80
TuoEITV.
The Botanic Rem~dies Of bOctos tGrs1S ~ ttEFaS
Bo,ani- Physician, Hsyer fail d yet =" 7~S' ; f>Sf
radical, ard pornRnert clro - ALI
rnIvAFE, SECRET AMP wv Nar~-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15

"" Ia She yin, AMI can tell the afflicted the cor.e q,
Wen d'"7'" nui suffering, lie can also tell whether th,,
Sil r> gcr,r.
Con, 10 II. TOT +. NJ. ~
NJ interviews are strictly private aud conf mia.
ihCI''lr We say, ~ ONE - all ard consylt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
El0H, NVArTY, AND SUCCESSFUL

" ~ lhrr lnl,1iaSinE, while those whr we're blinded
bg lgHl,'r ani iGnnrarxe, neglected his Hayte. ah, s,lii
'.t'''n~ again ri'orrit! ,nj poVvrty.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
Written Opinion OF his Future Pres
nects in Lifn.

h WIZ SlNi- Lin |" wealth, pniiHanre, aud honor.
fhuu-iud, If xyui mon, Who we're unIpriuunic snJ -
tio'@sihi ~ Their 'nisinsft-inen who worked hard, an
Nbn 'ifusslrd asdiGsi aiversIty ahd misfurtune the greater
Pan "i men H'rS' "if whO iJind The more they tried TO
rt forward in the world the more things v,ht agnTn,t
ih'h' Ih"~' wrr got Dr. Rspbaelts written opiui1n upon
t-''T iItHrr rr"l+'tN in lin, All th,4e wuo wisely ioj.
pN'd lr. ~EEgiMrl- advice nra now
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15

He VIII tell yol their circumstances and .he,r Gl,uI.
rr'"Ieetsi ara what Is better than NJ, he Gun tel you
heir thoughts and what their (" real" Iut,ntin,s an,
What il hoIi"r still, he can toll yor Il they vii amI. sou
hspYy.
Ir. Raphael ", therefore, a sure dopeuionos
u all IN business his advice il iayaiusLlo II. cob Ora
tli' viii the Grcate-t certainty, tho result Of all cpr,t,rt
e"I NH butrinrrs transactions aud speculatIpns DR.. ia
rhaal lutsFprets dreams for lottery uUn,lrrs With r"tailins
SGCLfa,y.
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HEADQ'RS RESERVE, N. G., !
20 RoJeigh, Aug. 1914, 1864. {
ORDERS

GENERAL oRDERs} afs4
l. General Orders No, s, graphs FL, ".
and v, Headquarters Reserve n. O., current se-
ries, are hereby revoked. ~s#sz tea
IL. All Exemptions of persons within the Re-
serve ages, will be granted under general instruc-
tions from the Bureau of Conscription, without ref
erenoe to the Lieutenant General Commanding Re-
serve. H.
III. Applications for Dstais of persons within
the Reserve ages will not be received by the Local
Enrolling Officers, until after the organization of
the company from the county In whichethe7 appli-
cant resides shall have been effected They will
then be carefully invest gated and acted upon D
conformity with Circulars ,ko,.3 and %, Rureau
of Conscrptipn current series, except as hereinaf-
represented First, In cases of approval by the
District Enrolling Officer, fhrough for sirty days
will not be granted, when the party would within
that time, become eighteen years old. sSsc0ndIy,
In cases OF dsapproval by the District Enr olling
Oiicer If the party ue between forty tive and fifty
years old, he will be forthwith assigned by the En-
rolling Officer to the company OF Senior Reserves
from the county in which he resides; if between
the ages of seventeen and eighteen years. he will
be to Camp OF Instruction for assignner by
the Crnnandant OF Conscripts, according to aoun
ty and congressional district Thirdly, Is j sppli-
ations herein referred roa required by the Circulars
from tie Bnreau of Conscri pion to be forware ed,
will be transmitted, through the Comlnandant of
of Conscripts, TO this office for final action instead
of 70 The Superintendent of the Bureau at Rich
mond. #'f@ - = "a 5f95s5
BY command Of Lieut. Gen Holmes.
s5# JOHN W. HINSDALE,s s.
1o7w A. A, Gen..
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QuARrERAAsTek's DEPA RrnEnr,
q ss Raleighy June 8, 1864. 81

t@@ *-Fa @QuARrERAAsrek's DEPA RrnENT,
2sfE r5es.eg -sss Raleigh, June 8, 1864. aus
r Am NOM PREPARED TO EXCHANGE
Cation Yarn for WOOL upon the following
terms, VIZ: s7s
One bunch of Yarn for three pounds washed
Woo and one bunch for four pounds nwashed.
Agents have been appointed to make the ex-
change at :ae following places; Oxford, Tarboro',
Kinston, Catherine Lake, Concord. Rockingham,
dendorsonville, Statesvile. Roxboro', Ashsviiie,
Pibtsboro' Louisburg, Fayetteville, Colerain, and
at this place. sas a-a8s.s ss s.sa.te ...s
mark on tile packages who they are from and the
cotton yarn will be forwarded immediately. axs.y
i hope the people will patrieticaly respond to
the above notice, as the Wool is tor clothing the
NJ q. Troops. S*s73atts - stST39
25 H.A.sDOWD a. @. NJ, NC.
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Sythe Blades.

There has been received. at Wilmington, a lot 0
some four thousand .Svtle Blades, both grain and
grass blades. They will at o. sc be brought to this
place for distribution. The Courts of the several
counties are requested to ap pspinted Commissioners
receive squotafor theaa respective coantiss.
sAsthe present crops of eqaiu and grass in tths
Western counties has not, yst been harvested PIE
ference will be given these coun ties ia the dis
stribution. ssssesk 4 s.ss4u> .zsgss1 s. 5ss.s4
2. ssss#s sstss - J sJaDEVFROUX, A. @. NJ. I.
Raleigh July 18th, S64. ..s.5ssss z 4t. ,s2e
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The Magnolia Weekly Home Journal

= The Propriators have, enlarged and mproyed
their Home Journal 1t comprises eight pagas,
containing 80 cpun,s, IN new type deyoted TO ths
encouragelnent and dissemination eft SOUTHERN Lit
eratare, embracing RoMAacE BIes RAPHyst rPpExHr
GENERAL NEWS. The services of tie leading
estabf he'd writers of the South have beer secured
eilalt or expense spared to give. bgilianoy and
l9e..sst TO the paper, Published weekly at Ten
Dollars 1 year ADDRESS s sFs 80 ssfts1ssSt
@ sFsl sdtaefi ass1RRoPRfEroRsio 1HEsl4AaNosaAxas
8 fsSpsY~s fos. s@5ys .assa.sss Kichmqnc, ya
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

.,EHHE NEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN ON
. AsWednseday 7th OF Septr. next Tuition, from
SO to SO months an advanes. Board S, 60. per
month"; payable monthly, in. advance OF ahegt 50
per month, if paid in, prov isons at perss ssi =
There are sn.el extra charges fss2 aa1ngs use
ef roen, &c. stase,stss qEestsd br}4g all
the Text Books that they an@5 he able to Praoare
~ es IL 4si ". T.sGANEAWAYl lPrest'd
Angst s2d 1854. ii fea4slia as44g s1es4was
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Generals Office, Richmond, Va, .ocrobes aptt
1868. %'A 1@E p a@ f7S@sf -, -
= X
H. "Soldiers returning home ON furloHsE. or on
reaching places at which they will stay dufipg fur
Tough, wi Immediately report to the neaIce@ a-
Names, descriptive list, ace where statienad, by
"honi the iarlou6F. as granted and II iIne at
which it expires"
Lieut.. ". A. Albright, A E O., will ,egister for
Alamance county, at Graham, n. c.
leut. James G. Dobbin, a. L. O, viii register for
6ulitord county, at Greensboro, =. Q.
capt. David Barrow, A. T. O., will register for
Forsyth county, at Winston, n. q.
capt N. 9. Moore, a. L. o., will register for
Stokes county, at Francisco, Stokes county, n. C.
Lieut.. ". al. L. Johus, 4. E. o.. will register for
RoekingtlMn county, at LeaksvlIe. n. Q.
Lieut.. d. L. Cobb, \. f. o., will register for Cas-
well county, at Yatceyvilie. n. G.. -
Lieut.. John W. Philpot A. E. O.. will register for
Person county, at Roxboro, N. Z.
All soldiers at home turlough, or whose fur
lougha have expired and ilave beea extended, will
report the Earollpg Officers CT their respective
counties for registration.
Endorsements upon turloaghs b7 local ph ysicans
certifying that recommendations for extension Of
turloughs have been forwarded, will not be respect
ed by county Enrolling Officers, but soldiers whose
tGrloughs have expired viii be sent before the Dist
riet Examining Board, the nearest Hospital Ex-
amining Board, for examination. az s ..eef ,.t
All applications for Exemption or Detail must
be forwarded through the Enrolling Officer for the
county from which such application comes Apf
plieatlons will not be acted upon without the opn-
necessity *stss@7 sf<f = @F13
#s'< - J. H. ANDERSON, Capt.
e and En. Officer for 9th Cong Dist. Il. G.
~ ~ 80 If
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NOT

= Schools in Forsyt 'essasy, viii mee. $, The
Court House, in Wissig- on the last sa jn
July, August and September. for the pose rof
esannng applicants Ter teaching. .ss sfs.. -
- JOSHUA BOKEa. Chm'r
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ortEa CarOlssfsa, Starry County.
- Ia Equity,
In the matter of James S. Snow and OTHERS
PETITION To SELL LAND. ~

1t appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court that
q. Bray and wife Polly, Logan Snow, VIM Sn8Sw.
Clarisa Snow. Lonisa Snow, Sallie Batcher and
dcton of the Court. It istherefore ordered THAT
pnbcation be made in the Western Sentinel for
successive weeks for said non-fesidents TO ap-
81 rat thenest term Of said Court to be held tor
5fiie Caants of 5urry at the Court III ouse in Dob
son on sne I'd Aioaday after the 4th Monday in
4Augsas. snext, then. and there to plead answer or
eerns er jnd cement pro coffesso vi Il be entered
and the case heard &c parte as to them Z
Witness, J. FGrases, OIest and Master eof our
said Court atsofhce, tie 0i Monday after the 4th
Monday in Feb. 1864 ke l*f gss.E4 .sf /,
76t 5s j. #. GRAVES, G Me.
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On Friday or Saturday lost,
In Winston Or its vicinity, within three or
four miles North East OF town, black leather
Porfmoaae containing SOME Confederate, and Mo-
neney Quot large ainount) an old note on Henry
Hendrix for nearly One Hundred Dollars, anizsa
few other papers, &C. Tue finder will be rewarded
Ey returning it to ne, at this place. Persons are
warned against trading for the above mentioned
"A. &. IkANSOU.
Winston, N. @. July II, 1854 = ~ @i&tqsEaas
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NOTICE. sss rgsss .s..e -ss@ss.se
= Ss}S ~ easss So GEEERAIs HosPlTAI, No. 10 .s.I
Greensboro, M Css August fTth, 1864
I The Examining Board for granting furlonghs and
extentifns meet at this Hospital on TUESDAYS and
Friday sat eo clock, ss..,..
s. I'm Sen. Sur geop TX. Beards {
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Two DOLLARS. square (of fourteen Ines oT lez;
for ;ha trst, Ani s. cRsTs Tor eve aoditi Gal III
sertioe 4eg Lar ac 9ol u isegents cha sed accord
iag to contract.
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p q, ". UP.

j "A gaed anq4gf,y acsounis nase accan. dated
pnin1snsoea.y % epr pat upon ou Pr p bpok 81
and We take tas eecasien y 50 ns nosify our friends
and the Pg 'h:., CUR II, wish M ls TO DO basosss
strictly ep n stem The as 81 oYoaass ct
those. in arrsaf viii oe enclosed g saera fprine
.sss nexs few d j, and We DO hope shas aS 9r-
ther delay " lii In made, bpt that al ,hoas sso
have pot hi,hss conglied with ouF s
w,li delay oqsgsr M.psy MAJ bs sas! ossd
70 ssHt our lisk . x.sts.. s. .s,..ss,. -.
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Rags Wanted.

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