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West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
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BDrroE PIoNEER:- I'm reply to many letters and
inquiries from people in this section of the country,
the undersigned take great pleasure in saying through
the column of your paper, that our renowned prepa
ration known as GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, is GER
tain cure for Dyspepsia, in it's worst stages. Many
Of long standing, within own acquaintance,
have been completely, and believe permanently
cured 1t will stop distress after eating almost in
SPONTANEOUSLY. and enables the dyspeptic who has
for years lived on Graham bread, and the painest
diet eat as heartily he peases and anything he
chooses, without danger distress, or souring,
raising the stomach 1t is an nallibe corrector Of
indigestion and constipation, creates healthy appe
tite stops headache heartburn, sickness at the sto
mach, pains. cramp, collie in either stomach or
bowels, and sweetens offensive breath, as soon as you
take it, and by enabling the patient to take plenty of
hearty food, (which is the parent OF health produces
vgor strength, and energ.. In every trial we have
known it has speedily eradicated Dyspepsia with all
its atendent suerings, weakness, debility and loss
Of power giving instead proper activity and tone to
the stomach and organs ofdigestion, and as we conf
dently believe and the published certificates i'll our
circulars almanacs, and in many OF the leading jour
nails, from convaescent patients will confirm, com
petely, permanently, and almost mraculously "cure
the worst cases of Dyspepsia in existence" Wewar-
rant in every instance IL can be obtained at all the
Drug Stores in the United States and Canadas at l0o
per bottle, or six bottles for $500.
CG. CLARK & CO.. Proprietors,
ian 2s Iy. New Haven. CT.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12

THREE AT BIRTH.-During last week the
wife of a farmer living near Qunton's Bridge,
presented her liege lord with three little re-
sponsbilitics at one birth. We congratulate
the worthy farmer on bis prospect of having a
family speedily gathered around his domestic
board. Long may he be as abundantly blessed
in basket and in store. At this rate the town.
ship will be able to fill up her quota in the next
census without resorting to draft. We
would suggest liberal bounty in all such
cases Of material accession to the population.
--Sdleas istandard.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
Farmers. Take Notice!
g.

Still continue to manufacture those Manures, which
for the last eight years have given such gen
era satisfaction to those who have used them; we
refer to the Super Phosphate of Lime, made from
finely ground Bones. Peruvian Guano, and other fer
tlizng Ingredients and sold at the rate of s55 90 per
ton of 2000 lbs. Also to the Meat and Bone Compost
made from refuse Meat, Bone and other offa from the
slaughter house. Price $40 90 per ton.
N. b-A superior article of Bone Dust. at market
prices. Address TASKER & CLARK,
s. W Cor. Eighth and Washington sts, Phila'da
Also, for sale by Reeves Mulford, Millye, N J.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.

Liberty is of the dearest blessings which our
forefathers have handed down to 1t pur-
chased by the blood of many valiant revolutionary
hero; has been guraded by Washington Jefferson,
a Clay and Webster But dearer still to the hearts
ofthe people is that world-renowned remedy, known
Goes Cough Basam. 1t cures like magic the most
violent attacks ofcroup, and is Indispensable in every
family of children Colds. sudden coughs,
throat, hoarseness, and nianed lungs, instantly
and surely cured by its timely use. No cough mix
has been known hat equals it, which acconts
FOR its great popularity with all classes. The young
and old-the rich and poor-physicians. druggists
and all who ever tested it speak in The highest terms
of its merits We say to our readers--buy it and try
it, 1t costs but 10 cents, the bottle contains twice
much medicine asyou can obtain in any other way at
the same cost, and all our drug stores keepit.
I'M I'm,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12

Any well dressed person with remarkably fin
voice. will produce great sensation Gn his throat) b.
singing the following to the well-known old tune
:" Robinson Crusoe"
FL sing you song
And it shall not be long,
Of an insect so sharp and so feet oh
Who comes in the night
With his poisonous bite
The vanous little mosquito!
OH the outrageous mosquitol
The horrible, cruel mosquitol
He sticks in his bill, and he takes out his fill
Of my bood-the voraclous mosquito!
put out the light
In the dark of the night
And lay my head down on the pillow;
But the insect IS awake,
And he means to partake
Ofmy blood till he's taken his f OH
OH the wicked mosquito
If only could catch the mosqnto
I'd hit him crack on the small of his back,
And mash the uneasy mosquito.
He buzaes around
With musical sound,
Before his meals saying his grace, OH
And Tapping his wings,
He merrily sings,
Till he founces right down on my face, oh
Oh the tofmenting osquito!
The unprncipled little mosqutol
The mean little thief! III bring him to grefl
How wish l could k Il that mosquito
Now he buzzes away,
Not wishing to stay.
And continue his musical noise on,
For he's taken my blood
And used it for food,
And left me bit of his poison.
But stop!--the unucly mosquitol
I've knocked him quite off his feet, oh
And he never will bite any more folks at night
For Eve killed the boodthiIsty Inosquito!
The folks at Oak II all
Vehemently call
To the people who're vexed with the heat oh!
Gomez hurry along.
Now you've fini shed the song
Of the barbarous little mosquito.
Clothing so fine and so neat, oh
Clothes from the head to the feet, OIL
There clothes at Oak Hall for the short and the tall
In styles that never be beat, oh!
WANAMAKER& & BROWN,
Oak Hail. 8 Corner Sixth and Market streets.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12

SALEM COUNTY TEACHERS IysTIrUTE.--W e
learn that the Salem County Teachers Insti-
tnte for the present year will be held in Salem
during the week commencing with Monday,
August 2lst. Isaiah Peckham, A. NJ, OF
Newark, has been engaged as conductor. He
win be assisted by G. N. Harrison, ESQ.,, State
Superintendent of Public Schools; Prof. John
S. Hart, LII. D., Principal of the State Normal
School Of New Jersey, and other prominent
educators from abroad,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
A oARD TO THE SUFFERING.

Do you wish to be cured? If so, swallow two or
three hogsheads of "Buchu," 'sfonic Btters, "Sar-
you satisfied with the result. then try box of
old DR.. Buchan's English Specific Pills. and be re-
stored to health and vigor in less than thirty days
They purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt
and salutary in their effects the broken dpwn and
shattered constitution. Old and young can take
them with advantage DIR. Buchan's English Specific
Pills cure in less than 80 days, the worst Of
Nervousness. Impotency, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness, Insanity, and all Urinary, Sexual, and
Nervous Affections, matter from what pro-
duced. Price, One Dollar per box. Sent, postpaid
by mall on receipt OF an order Address,
JAMES S. BUTLER,
No. 429 Broadway, New York, General Agent.
p S.-A box sent to any address receipt of price
which is One Dolar-post free. A descriptive cir
cular sent application.
july %. '65.Sfm&c
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
jan 2sIy
TO CONsUnIPTIVES.

Sufferers with consumption, asthma, bronchitis,
OF any disease Of tine throat or lungs will be cheer.
by the use OF which the Rev. Edward A. Wilson, Of
Williamsburg, New York, was completely restored
to health, after having suffered several years with
sufferers, this remedy is worthy Of an Immediate
trial It will cost nothing, and may be the means Of
will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
los South Second Street. Williamsburg, Kings County
Now York. Aug.6 G5.6t
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

TEN FARMS AND NUMEROUS HOUSES
AND BUILDING LOTS,
Mostly in and around the city Of Bridgeton Cunber-
land Co.. VI.
All things considered. these may well be called the
CHEAPEST FARMS IN THE WORLDi
Soil, rich loan i: mostly well improved; good
buildings fences. fruits, &C.: ADAPTED to- the growth
of all kinds of truck, grass and grain mild. healthy
climate; good water; to market, churches and
schools: ample railroad and water communications,
bringing the products within few hours of the great
cities of Philadelphia and New York; abundance of
excellent mari near at hand, rendering the improve
ment of the soil easy and cheap. Prices range from
$40 500 per the farms from 10 to 150
some valuable city property IN Bridgeton
For further particulars, call address
GEORGE W. FINLAW, ESD,
Real Estate Agent for West Jersey. No Commerce
St, Bridget,n, M
Anp 10 as
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
THE pATENT CLuTcH RRAcE

ID DFQUIREsS no fitting or notching of the blts-but
II Immediately adjusts itself, and holds them firmly
and truly centered. Every mechanic can see the
greaSAaying of time and labor thus effected Sold
with the usual kinds, and variety of bits and other
tools, by TRUMAN & SHAWS,
No. 835 Eight Thirty-ive) MARKET street.
Below Ninth Phjladelphja
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12

w We are informed that Rev. G. II. Whit
ecar has lately been elected as one Of the
trustees of Dickinson College. This is an ex-
cellent appointment, and more worthy and
capable man for the position could not have
been found in this part of the State.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
Baughs Raw Bone Phos-
DfRate.

AN ACTIVE AND PERMANENT NANTrpE Eop
ALL KINDS OF CROPS 0A'
ms article is manufactured under Letters Patent
owned exclusively by the Propretors. "'e'''
BAUGH & SONS
2oie 1 propIiesors and manufacturers, No 90 Sonth
Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia ~ o''i
,, SO \ me Farmers of Cumberland County can relv
R upon .ne superior strength and permanence Of this
Phosphate now manufactured in Ph1iadelnb;a
.ile propretors inform the agricultural commun;rv
ana all interested that they superintend in nerson
quahty also, that the same standard of excellence
sT,na @a,en mas I gwen this Raw Bone Phosphate such n
eAeendea and favorable reputation, will under no
Of allowing it to deteriorate W -e's' 'i'S'eao
For sale by r. G. BREWSTER and DApr ,s,1,
FORD, BRIDGETON, N. j. 'A' AniS. q III oL.
Aug ia II
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by DR.. J. Isaacs,
occust and atrist, formerly of Leyden Holland, No.
$40 Pine street, Philadelphia. Testimonials from the
most reliable sources in the city and country be
seen At his Office The medical faculty invited to
accom- pany their PATIENTS he has in his
practice Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No
charge made for xamination.
feIlx
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
EYE AND EAR.

of Leyden Holland, slocated vt u pine street. Phil
adelphia where persons afflicted with diseases OF the
Eye or Ear will be scientifically treated ard cureo'
ifcurable.
Aruhcial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
is made tor examination The medical faculty IS IN
vted, as he has secret III the mode Of his treat
ulent. oct lbw
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders of the
Bridgeton ard Deerield Turnpike Company, will be
held at Davis Sons Hotel in the city of Bridge
t5n, on Tuesday the 29th day OF august, 1865, at
o'clock, NJ tor the purpose Of electing Seven Di.
rectors and to transact any other business that may
come before the meeting.
JACOB M. MOORE,
Aug IL, 'd5 St Secretary aud Treasurer.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
PATENT WOOD SAWS

TIAVING handles in one piece with an arche6 top,
Ill are thus kept always strained by its elasticity, and
are frmer in the thrust than the usual kinds. For
sale with others of the regular kinds by
TRUMAN & SHAW.
No. 1856 (eIght thirty ive) Market street,
Below Ninth, Philadelphia.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
whiskers! Whi.kers!

Compound will force them TO grow on the smoothest
face chin hair bald heads in six weeks Price,
r. 00 sent by mail anywhere closely sealed, on the
receipt of The price. Address
WARNEB CO..
dec "a 1ysInp Brooklyn, New York.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
DISSOLUTION.

n.a brideeton, July 10, 1865.
Inc hrm OF Pauin Burroughs IS this dav i,s.
Soyed Dy nGtnal consent, by the Withdrawal OF Chas
books OF Bowen Paun; also, The books OF Paun
burroughs, are requested to make immediate pay.
ment to either Of the subscribers. f1'
NORTON L. PAULLIN
laly q. est - no""eNo"''
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
JUST IN SEASON.

OLIVER Blade Pocket Fruit Knives, with neat
y pearl handles Also variety of Pocket Knives,
by good makers. For sale at
TRUMAN & SHAWS,
No. SS5 (eight thirty fve) Market street,
Below Ninth PHILADELPHIA
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
DIED.

At Shiloh, July 5th, JOHNNY LYNCoN, son of W.
W. West, aged year.
AT Shiloh, July 18th, MARIA. wife of W. W. West
aged so years.
AT Shiloh, July 2sth, youngest child of Steelman
Sheppard, aged year and months.
At Shiloh, Aug. 9th, Mrs. JANE ANN, widow of the
late Richard Jones, aged 81 years.
At Greensboro. N. C, July 6, LAURA, aged years
and months daughter OF DR.. F. B. Gillette Surgeon
in the 9th N. j. vols. Her body will be brought to
Shiloh for Interment.
At her grandsons j. 6. Humrnel, at Mlr boro. July
18th, Mrs. ELIZABETH KELLS, of Philadelphia,
aged Sc years.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
ONE CENT REW.Rn

Ran away from the subscriber, on Sunday, the 3otb
OF July, George Warner, about II years old an in.
dentured apprentice to the farming BUSINESS. An
persons are forbid harboring trusting said bow
under penalty Of the law, asi will pay no bills Of his
contracting ISAAC NJ. SMALIEY
Aug. S, '654t* Roadstown Cumb. GO,
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
civ Baxaar and TattersaII.

1926 RACE STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Il. b. CHAMPION, AUCTIONEER.
Sales, Tuesdays and Fridays. Horses, Vehicles,
and Harness always on hand at private sale.
Superior stable odations for Horses entered
for public or private SALE r. B. CHAMPION,
Aug. -, '65.4t Auctoneer.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
EXECUTORS, SALE.

Will be sold at Public Sale,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1863,
At the late residence of Adam Recap, dec, in the
township of Bridgeton, on the from Brdgeton
Fairton, the following described Personal Property
STOCK AND FARMING UTENSILS,
Consi ting Of horse cows, hogs, lot OF hens AND
chickens, covered wagon. wagon, fan mill, pows
and harrows forks, rakes, harness. hall bushe lot oil
boxes, grain cradle.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Consisting of good feather beds, bedsteads and bed
ding bureau chairs, tables, settee, looking glasses
large lot of carpet rocking chair, set of drawers
straw beds, l gun, earthen and queensware, knives
and forks, spoons barrel of vinegar pork and lard
tubs tub and soap, pals, shovel and ongs, barrels
good template stoves, barrel churn, besides various
articles too tedious to mention.
Also, about tons Of fresh hay, quantity of wheat
and oats by the bushel, acres of corn growing lot
OF manure IN the yard about 2 cords of pine wood in
the woods the place
sale to commence at o'clock, P. NJ. Conditions
made known by ADAM ROCAP,
HENRY ROCAP,
aug. IL 'o3.lt$ Executors
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
Monuments, T0Dabs, Head
stones. Posts
The Fall iaA Prices !!

The war will cease and will have peace. There is
no surer sign than in the way that day by day all
things in prices decline The citizens OF Bridgeon
and vicinity are hereby notified that A Beckhardt
Of the well known Cheap Clothing Store, has received
his spring stock of ready made 0arments, compris-
ing all kinds, styles and sizes, from meaum grade
to fine, MEMS boys and youths, which are offered
at the lowest city prices The stock has been select
without delay trouble. There is need 10 get
measured when you can buy just as good materials,
made the latest STYLE of good fit, fully 20
per cent less at Beckhardts store. This is posi-
tive fact do sell with the smallest possible living
profit. am in receipt of new goods every few days,
Call ana examine my stock and upon ascertaining
prices you will undoubtedly come to the CONCLUSION
that any in want of fashionable coat pants ar
vest, ANYTHING belonging genteman's ousft,
sure of saving money by purchasing at
S. A. BECkHARDT'S
Wen know Clothing Store, Commerce street, Bridge
ton, NJ. mayo
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
Young Ladies Institute
BANK ST. ACADEMY.

Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies, Bridge
ton, N. J. The Fall Session will open Monday. Aug
tlst 2Sth. Fol- circular address
Auo u ,6, 2t PrincIpal
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12

DROWNED. On Wednesday last, as the
sloop Jane 7. was proceeding to Fairton with
an excursion party, son of Mr.. Smith West
colt, about q years Of age, was suddenly
taken with fit and threw himself into the
water. Every effort was made to rescue him,
and rails, oars, &C., loated toward him, but
he took no notice of them, and was drowned.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
REAL EsTATE AT PRlVATE SAFE.

The subscriber offers at Private Sale the following
tracts and pieces of land situate in the Of
Cumberland and Salem viz:
l. A tract of Bush and Timber Land, in the town
ship of Mllyille county of Cumberland situate on the
North side Of the turnpke road leading from Bridge
ton to Miliye, at the distance of about six miles
from Bridgeton, containing 1926 acres of land
2. tract of Bushand in the township of Pittsgrove
in the county of Salem, in the vicinity Of Pittsown,
situate upon the road leading from Pitstown to NAL
aga containing rs acres Of land, more or less.
3. A tract OF land in the township Of Ifttserove
aforesaid containing so acres of land more or less
adjons land of Isaac Garrison. and others.
a. tract of husband in the township OF Bridgeton
aforesaid adjoining lands OF Samuel Reeves Artis f.
Hughes, and others, containing 16 acres of land more
or less.
For further particulars inquire Of
GEORGE STRATTON.
Bridgeton, July l5 '65 Ct
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12

10 Rev. W. B. Gillette will preach at the
Almshouse next Sunday, at O'Clock, P. NJ
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
Henderson's Capitol Clothing Store.
$40 MARKET STREET,

First Clothing Store above Fifth.
ECONOMY THE ORDER OF THE DAY
BY our National Poet DR.. George Allen Spangle
Says Captain Jim to Colonel John,
While walking Chestnut Street.
Where did you buy the Clothes you've on
That fits you so complete2
Why don't you take the papers, James,
Like me, and read them, too
From these learn our peoples names,
And try what they can do.
The other day, on Market Street,
The number is five ten,
Our paper said could not be beat
In clothes for boys and men.
thought I'd give to them a chance,
And they made these clothes neat,
That none ever had from France
Could these fine garme nts beat.
There's many a tailor measured me,
TO make me up fine clothes,
But on my back bump would be,
But you see it's not on those.
And then for cheapness they outvie
others that I've tried
Their goods fine and of fast dye,
Sewed strong and neat beside.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
Two Good Farms at Private
sale.

No. Is Farm in a high state of cultivation, ABOUT
miles from Bridgeton, near schools and chuTcnsss
and contains ITO acres Of tillshle land. Good buld-
lngs, nearly new with good fence. No. Is farm
cohtsining 40 acres, high state Of cultivation,
about Il mile from the West Jersey Railroad Depot,
i5rldgeton. Good buildings and good fence. young
reach Orchard iii good bearing condition ANY per-
son wishing good farm will do well to call on
WILLIAM POGUE.
r, ,o Real Estate Agent, Bridgeton, n. j.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
Bank Street Academy,

s1oyE 81 -A3 EokhE L1T1 cHC.
Fall Session will open Monday, August 18th. Ac
cominodations have been provided for additional
scholars. For circular apply
Rev. WALTER s. DRYSDALE, A. NJ,
Aug. II '65.3t Principal
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
M MARRIED.

At the PRESBYTERIAN Parsonage. in Cedarvle, the
3lst ult.. by Rev J. a. Amin, MOSES II. WHEELER,
to ELIZABETH c. EMMAL.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12
Farm Lots For Sale.

The subscriber offers at private sale those lots of
arabic ground late the property of Nathan H. Sratton,
Decd situate on the direct road to Fairton, about
quarter of mile from Brdgeton. The said lots
sist of twenty acres of ground in high state of cu
tivatton, well fenced. and including large barn.
GEORGE STRATTON, Agent.
July 8. '65.5t
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12

V Why, yes; everybody that has wife
and children, and can write his name, will, or
ought, to buy &C Family Record"
West-Jersey pioneer., 1865-08-12

R. ES CHI AuC'F.
Aug 5, '653t
FA EsNE AT PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber offers at private sale,
A FARM CONTAINING 3334 ACRES
OF good tillable land, of which there is 3 Acres o.
good Meadow, suitable for grain or grass This Mea
dow will be sold with without the Farm to suit the
purchaser. The Farm is under good state of cult.
vation suitable for grain, truck grass. The i'm
proyements consist ola
FRAME DWELLING-HOUSE,
with cellar and excellent well of water under the
shed; barn, wagon house with cellar, and other out
buildings An Orchard of wellseected fruit, in bear.
ing condition Also, one Acre of Strawberries. This
property is situated near Brdgeton N. j., within ten
minutes walk OF F. Davis Sons Hotel, convenient
to ehur.hes, schools Sc. This is desirable property,
and near the w. j. R. R. Depot Also, a
BUILDING LOT,
Where the wellknown Umbrella Tree now stands
This is a large and desirable Lot, with gradual
slope all around Of two or three acres, less to suit
the purchaser. This Lot fronts Laurel Street,
Brdgeton, N. J., adjoining where the subscriber now
resides. Conditions easy. For further particulars
inquire of JOSIAH H. REEVES,
Aug. S, 65H Upper End of Pearl Street
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ASSISTANT COnnIssAHI CRIMINAL % sosssrnscsi
no SrArK-sr. GEw.foxK, June ~. 81. : -
A RMY SIJPPLIES-SEALEU PROPOSALS.

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AssLsrAsr ConurssAnY q Inn RIAL % sussnrnscsi
no SrArK-sr. NEwYoxx. June %. 81, :
A RMY SUPPLIES-SEALEUP ROPObAlS
IA I'm dupcael will b. received BY the undessfei until
IL O'Clock III OIL WEDNESDAY. July . fof Mpplyias
for the Of the United states Army, sUbsiSih''E
STORES, 10 be delivered in NewYork. a. iol!ows W.
pOTArOES-Such quantities az may he reqnired 9HinnS
the month OF July 1855 co pounds TO the bshe IN sood otdr
dsry well-coopered bsrTes
printed copy Of this advertisement must De a,'Aeieo W
each proposal md th, proposals. must DO specific ia
precisely with all tie terms fscn bid to have conieia'oh
cosn tho written guarantee OF two responoe 'e
follows :, a, -
we III. undsrsyrei hereby riasn-e ihd should az %
oc The above bid be- accepted shall oe duy ini
according puTpor and condition. as' ,hs
ten catact with bonds to the am"uni 90 oneoHtn 'ms
OF the Sores propo.ed De furnished. shall De executed
requ,fcd" , -. g .
II -.le, name place of business and The fsis OF pnr
ca ~ vel ~ the naflc Of contents. with wos, gross ara
t1e and .rn, rafks be hereafter designated mus D.
psis w marked every package Al! Other old niss "n
I've OA5'rrgtcd
AL ~. stores will be carefully inspected oe'of. their de-
l,yrr, d COMPARED with the r,sine1 sample. Returns "i
WEIGHT. pned by professional Public Woishrf hu'' o."
iitrii .iicd Whenever required ,,y T.
PJsnest 70 1ode ia uei f,nds as ""v he ri''f u"
C9nrri,-. ere ~ pccted 20 hold their goods without ox
renss 'o ,ao DATED stats rn'i. required fr .iprpen
Iat 70, Prolo6 trN be f'Fstsd 81 ii' g5ic'. "aieh
gn.f ~ os-1 earcip Gddefsrd - IN, rgferHgHed'
on 70 - Do p,aY,.ais tor SE5sis'eaoc >fo,,s"
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Coonel 4. ID. G.. end a c. u. :.