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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-12-20

BgThanksgiving day was kind of OBJ
served here. and kind o not. There was
services in all the churches, we believe,
with very slim attendance. The intense
ly "loyal'' part of the community kept
their stores and places of business open
all day. We suppose it was to show their
contempt fer the Presidents proclama-
ton. Expect President johnson will
feel mighty bad when he. hears Of it. The
"disloyal" eat their. turkeys, returned
thanks, and behaved real we'll, consider
I ing they were Copperheads.
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,sa1n- The lfrst'hep oof the season came
of at Hendsfshot's Bieomer House On
last Wednesday evening. .gL
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CoUNT Y CoMMIs-
sIoNERs--DEoEMBER SEssIoN.-William
H.Ray was ordered to be paid 1878 3s
for FIJI at Clarington bridge.
On payment Of costs the forfeiture Of
re6oenizances Of James Wells, David Car:
penter, Jacob Stephen and Andrew Ste
pben vas reinittsd; the Commissioners be.
ing satisfied that the forfeitures were oc.
casioned bys change oftheterm Of Cour
of which the eparties bad no knowledge.
Sundry cost bills aud other bills wert
ordered to be paid. y. ss4s
The Commissioners adjourned to NICE
on the 27th Of December.
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/ New York, Dec. 17.-Gold closed yes
terday at l46a.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1865-12-20

.sD07We call the attention ofall return-
ed soldiers, in this county, to the card Of
DIR. s. Grimshaw, in another column. Let
every soldier, who feels entitled to pen
sion, present himself immediately for ex-
amlnation,
tkgp a7---4-~ss-l-.s- = slSsEgS
n@- Very little tobacco has yet been
sold in this county. The producers are
asking from six. to ten dollars per hun:
dred, while ethe buyers. are offering but
four 81 I've. esbss
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Settlement Accounts,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
lN settlement accounts will be for hearing
Thursday, December %, 1855:
Jacob Yost Administrator of catharine Stall
der, final. 8o ottt
Isaac Murray ofLiberty Ourts,n.
nal. =
Jacob Davis /" OF Samuel Ruch-
ter, final. lea -
WIN. Montgomery of Henry Martin,
final. g.
George Fayock of Baltzer Butt,sr,
final. .eE ass
Edward Salisbury,s of Joshua McClary,
final.
Thomas Piatt of Calvin p. .Knowl-
ton, final. E
David Stewart Executor of Thomas Elliott
final. utt
Adam Path Guardian of Sevilla, Kayler, final
lC, NJ. Morrow of POOLS heirs, final.
Aaron Barton of James Wise's heirs
partial.
John Bruner of Sohn Bauman,. Sr.
partial. 80 So ~
WESTERN I. SINCLAIR, -.i.
Dec. l3, 1865. Probate Judge.
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p@ Bakers writing class ,willsmeet at
Union School House, on Saturday night
Dec. 23rds,y 70 Jsenxxssss9s as9
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n<a- The prayers for the President of
the United States were omitted by the
Methodist minister Of this place, the Sun
day after tho Message was received. This
willsbe a terrible blow to the reconstruc-
tion policy of President johnson. The
usual prayers were offered up for the Alb
clifton Congress row in session. This
was altogether proper. for there never
wasia body of men assembled on the face
of the earth that need them more.
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AbHThe Treasurer's office is crowded
daily. Dsd't fOrgessto cali at our Off &C
when you come to pay your taxes. IF
yeu owe US anything we want you to pay
uss and ifgyoa do nofioae Us, we want
you 70 subscribe for the Spirit. 5. 70
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INTELLIGENCE


Has enlarged many a small business;
& Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many failing business;
Has preserved many large business;
H5 Has created many new business.
TRY IT.
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MARIE ID.

HALL-BARRETT.-No q, by John
Beardmore, Esq, Calvin Hall and Mary E.
Barrett.
IG-MILLIGAN.-Dec 8, by the same,
David p, Craig and Caroline Milligan.
KALBFLIES CH-DAvIS.- Oct. l. by Rev.
D. Rhodes, G.. C. Kalbfesch and Jane Davis,
REUG SIGGE R-DAVIS.-Oct 13, by Jacot
Davis, Esq, Levi Reugsigger and Phileana
Davis. 50
TRACEY CARTER 26, by l.. .Twi-
mum, Esq jeremiah M. Tracey and Julia A.
Carter, all of this county.
-MULNIX.-Nov. 90, by J. J. Hutch.
eson, Esq, John T. Craig and Margaret
Mulnix.
WHEELER --MORRIs.-Nov. IL, by Rev
A. D. Nc Cormick, Mr.. Solomon Wheeler, Ct
Noble County, and Miss Mary Ann Norris 1, o
Monroe County.
RUBLE-MoRRIS.--B L. H. Green, Esq.
Mr.. John Ruble. of Monroe County, and Miss
Sarah Norris. of Belmont County.
/ -MRsNER--Nov. 20. by Thos
Martin Esq, Thomas J. Flanagan and Saral
E Mesner. uf,, a-
/ KINKADE--SCOTT.--D 9, by the same
Andrew Kinkade, Jr., and Harriet Scott.
TON--BEAVER.--Dec. 10, by thu
samo, Joseph Kuowlton and Emily Beaver.
| FoRSHRY-WEST.- 10, by J. J
Hutcheson, Esq, Elisha Forshey and Saral
West. as
4 WATSON--SHAW.--N 80, by John
Hurd, Esq, Nathan Watson and Eva Shaw.
STEELE -MITCHELL--Dec. IA, by Thorn
as S. Fowler, Esq. David C. Steele and Mar.
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No More s.IrrepressibIe Conflict 2


We see some of the Northern Minis
ters of the gospel according to Cheever,
have announced to their congregations
that more fearful sectional conflict with
the South than ever is now impending, ,and
they must arm for the fight. Cannot
these gentlemen comprehend thatit takes
at least two parties to make q fight, and
the South has already surrendered, leav-
ing the rest of the country to maui her
as much as they please after she is down?
Take yeur satisfaction now, ye kind hear
ted souls. for the Sonth is defencoless.-
She will fight no more. Forthirty years
she fought you with argument, remon-
STRANGE and eutreaty, but you would not
hear them. She took to cudgels and you
were too many for. her. Then she gives
up and proposes that you shall do pre-
cisely what you please-only let your
pleasure be known. But this don't suit
You must have more fght-more conflict
Why then, frankly, we tell you, you car
mot get it out of us. You must try some
tbody else There's MexicoAthere's
France-there's ngland-fght them. L
they won't respond, fight each other, but
we are too poor and few and feeble to Civ,
you any more entertainment in this way
You must look somewhere else.-Maco,
(Ga.) journal and Messenger. r.
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o A WORD TO FARMERs.-A number of
our citizens have been talking about the
propriety of establishing, or trying to es-
tablish, a,Saturday market in this place.
The plan is this: to have the farmers,
those that bring produce to town., come
every Saturday, bring everything they
have to sell, stand their wagons along one
side of the Public Square, and sell from
the wagon. This plan would greatly ben
eft the farmer. He would find plenty of
buyers, sell his produce for cash, and then
buy his goods wherever he pleased. Sup
poss you try it next Saturday, bring your
chickens, turkeys, butter, eggs, cornmeal,
-four, any thing and every thing you want
to sell, and try it. -
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Gold { 1865, 1885, 1867, Silver
4 TO IS, 90 0!
$S $2!! $2!!
T W 0 D O L L A RS!!
Manufacturers oAgenfs!!
odt q Our New Mode,
One of our GOLD or SILVER Watches,
or Silver Tea Sets for 50, ty'-4A :
as below stated.
n,,.. of n \ i

One of our tea sets or one piece of our Gold
or Silverware is worth a bushel of the cheap
dollar Jewelryl! a fges
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Address plainl..

. Address plainly,
REED SE BROTHER,
Salesroom, Box, 5l3S.
"a Liberty St. New York City, N. Y.
Oct1 Inns
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MONROE LODoE,-T'he officers eIectt
for Monroe Lodge for the ensuing ye'
arc the following:
w. NH. B. Hill.
S. WI. N. Mitchell. TsHf4E
j. W.. o. Amos.
S. DIG. H. Davenport. m
J. DIS. A. Morgan.
Treasurer-J.,S s.. Way. q,
Secretary-Jere. Williams. oi
/ William Read s.
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{15Ail kinds OF Produce ta-
ken in exchange for this paper
The New York herald., 1865-07-02
wf,Isnm.burg city News.

DIsaAsDsEsr Fms CoArAsKs-The Fire Commits
sioners OF the Eastern District Department havc dis
banded eight companies for the good Of the department
as foows:--Engnc companies Nos s, and IL hose
companies Nos 1, 5, and o, and Hook and Ladder
Company No. 2 Last night the members OF Engine No.
IL, Greenpont, g'd UP emeu's which their officers
could not quel but the appearance Of platoon OF
Mctropoltan under Captain Davis OF the Forty seventh
precinct, they became docilc.
SAD CASE op DRowSNc. EARLY Yesterday morning o
young German girl named Della Klein, about seventeen
years Of age fell of Roosevelt street ferry boat nj the
South Seventh street ferry and drowned Her body
has not been recovered The girl employed by the
ferry company to keep the boats clean.
IDENTIFIED The body OF the found drowned at
Newtown creek ThursdayInght last has been identi
fed as that OF Mr. Frcschutz cabinet maker who had
previously lodged at the residence OF Mr. Jacob Recht
s5 Scholcs street, Il. u.
RAILROAD AocioESr--Two BOYS SERIOUSLY INJURED. -
Al Ave O'Clock last evening, freight train on the
Long Island Railroad approaching the depot o.
Hunters Point, u over two boys named Thomas
Caster and Frank Stojer The latter had his foot ken
or above the instcp and the former badly injured
about the head, but had no bones broken.
FiRe At 9RKESrolsr About half past tea O'Clock las
night Ore broke out In rear buiIdirc attached to N,
Episcopal church IN Kent street, Damage, Ave hon
dred dollar
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

70, ana. with view 20 Their own sggrsndzement and
"a creatc trouble ana hostility ndncea number ~ other
wise willing hands 20 coaiesce for Sc purpose OF
Strike
The adjroes referred 20 not only attacks but by i'm
piostiop ssperse- the honor and integrity ~ the Mayor
Comptroller Rerordor Corporation Counsel and lity In
spector who were after mature deiibcra;ioE ana con
sung the interests u the whole community pleased 10
enrust us with the contract
OF sufciency and ability To paw all employ cd by
but the few promoters OF dissfecon above
ferrod TO would question
And we wish 10 state that shall fearessy and faith
fully carry contract confidently rusi the
preservation Of the public health, the comfort OF
citizens and tho entire satisfaction Of the whole
nifty.
There In this city at the present time thousands OF
honest Of toll and those who have JUS; returned
from fighting thcir country's who will gladly
ceve the Compensation offered; and while deemed 1t
our duty TO proer % the old employees continuance Of
their threats to deter US from carrying out the work
have this day commenced we remain sirs yours, very
respectfully BROWN, DEvOE 4 KNAPP.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

ssn,sIy, Mrs r. NJ Jones' Hon e Stanley, Miss Church,
Ambrose y Clark, iron New York; Il X Sawyer and
llinSg. J. u. Poor and family, Miss Fannie L Hill
Richard = Greenough. Andrew b Lawris, from Boston
r. .Syer, John Gin, Mrs. Hugh ncElroy Miss
Alrieks frsu Baltimore; hr and Ars. Wn. Barr, 81.
land and family, Louisville, Ky; A. r. Kent, E s.
Ishain, Chicogo; Mr. and Mrs. T. II Krtley, Phila-
delphia; hrs r. j. Meriinan and son, Brooklyn; Z. l.
Drforesi Connec,{cut; Geo. b Farnam, New Haven:
Mrs NJ Toucy Miss s. 8. Brayton, b. NJ C Durfee
Fall River, Aass W. q. Metzerott, Washington, D. c.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

SraU,K ~ LCHrSiya Last week the house and
harms Of Mr. Sargent, OF Hill, N. H. consumed by
lightning Just previously fash had gone down the
chimney IN oil the rooms aud knocked over one Of
the daughters o Mr. Sargent Az the hour another
fash went down the chimney In house In the adjoining
town, where Mf. Sargent aud wife were paying visit
and Knocked them down, doing injury TO any other
person
Miss Sullivan, OF Newport r. l., was struck by light.
ming on Monday evening, and was instantly killed She
was In the yard and had iron poker in her hand ad
tsstng spout 10 a water cask.
I<at week Eve COWS belonging 10 Mr.. Allen, Of Wind
nam, Greene county killed by lightning They
vsre lying together under tree, and their bodies
b ucsred Zach other. No marks were left upon thom
end The on, INJURY in the tree the scorchng Of
souo leaves
The New York herald., 1865-07-02
News non Albany.

GIN. GRANT TO VISIT ALBANY ON THE FOURTH
APPOINTMENT os STATE ASSESSOR.
ALBANY, July l, 1885
Az four o'clock this afternoon Governor Fenton re
ceved telegram from Ieu,enans General Grant, saying
that he would positively be In AibAcy on the 4th inst
The Governor has appointed Mr.. John r. Lebley. Of
New York, rs State Assessor place Of Mr. r. W. Engs,
resigned His commission Is date fam July l, 1885
The New York herald., 1865-07-02
street Cleaning.
OPERATIONS COMMENCED BY ruE NEW CoSrRAc.
TORS.

OPERATIONS COMMENCED BY TIE NEW C0SfRAC-
TORS.
The new street contractors commenced operations
upon tho streets yesterday with but small force Of
men, not having yet entirely completed their
rangements but they do not spprehend any particu.
lar trouble with the laborers whose services they
require although expressed in their resolutions at
the meeting in Prince street Friday night, there IL
opposition 10 them In that quarter !, Is stated
way they will purchase sufficient number OF carts and
horses 20 perform the work they have 10 DO They also
propose introducing machine sweeping upon other
streets than Broadway aud besides will give permanen,
employment 10 some eight hundred men
TO THE EDITOR or rnE HERALD.
Our attention having been directed 70 report In yo.s
issue Of this date Of moctng OF csrtmen and laborcrs
held OF the Apollo Rooms in Prince street. the 3oh
ult wherein II is stated that address of the canen
and aborcrs Of the city and county Of New Yost
read and approved setting forth series OF alleged es
ances which they hc csrmcn and lnborera) claim .hey
will sustain under the contract which Lave hna the
honor 10 receive from the Commissioners appointed by
the Legislature beg In Justice 10 rlrselves and In
refutaon of the charges contained In that address
state briefly the following facts:-
Upon the signing OF the contract and our enter ng
the duties imposed US, we cered the old cmpioye
the following fair and rcmu aers,vc compensation fo
| the labor required OF them VIZ
Swrepers ............. ...........fl rs pet diem
~ "lfh
When 10 our 81 rprse learned that few interests
aud deanec'ed rersons convqnei The neetlng rcierr
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Address q Smoke ers.-POllak X 4 SON Nicer
schaum 62 Broadway Fourth street
Pipes and Cigar Holders at retail cut N order, boiled.
mounted and repaired
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

and Mining Company" Of whicn VIM. D. Mann and
Daniel Straton, Jr, the chief COOKE and bottle
washers xr stratton who has recently returned from
his Western trip has been taken INTO custody, and in
default OF 600 bail each the magistrate committed
the defendants to prison, 10 await the result Of the
examination.
SERIOUS AFFRAY IN A DRINKING SALOON
Captain warow, Of the Frst precinct reports that
Friday night an alteration took place in William Boltes
drinking saloon, Is Whitehall street, during which the
proprietor was stabbed in the arm by knife In the
hands Of a stranger Bote then turned upon the man.
and with club beat him till he insensble Bolte
was arrested by officer Waller and the police conveyed
the unsconscious man to Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Batchelor's Hair Dye-The Rest fn the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
dye. Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Diamond Rings,
From TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS, TO- oSE, TwO and
THREE HUNDRED to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each
For sale by O. g. ALLEN iI6 Broadway, door below
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Goods for the Glorious Fourth.
All the celebrated ALEs WINES. &C. ~ Mendum's OLD
Stand.
PARSONS A NIXON successors. ..-
% Cedar street, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

NO More Gray Hair Baldness.-Forty-
years constant study. Consultation Tree. BY Dr
0RANDJEAN, Astor place.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Fireworks, Flags, Lanterns, Shields,
fIIunsinators &c, lowest pr.ces at TOwNsESDS. Q6S
Broadway Torpedoes frc Crackers 6c pack, % per
box
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

THk OLD WAsHINGroN ELM TRKK CANBRDdE-The
Cambridge city government have erected granite tablet
at the foot OF the old elm tree in Cambridge with
following inscription 'Under this tree Washington nst
took command OF inc American Army, June 8 1775."-
Bps0 C,s,,isr
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Gousau ud's Italian Medicated Soap
cures Tan Pimpies Freckes sunburn. and IN SKIN Dcfcv
mites s his depot as Broadway near Grand street and
by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Disease OF the Thr I, Lungs and Heart
cured by DR. PHILLIPS All Fourth avenue Book maicf.
ceuts
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Flags, Flags, stsms, Balls, Sc.-An
west OF Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Rnid.-AIl HOusekeep~rs are Advised
BUTCHERS Lightning Fly Killer. Sold by all drug
ndsi
The New York herald., 1865-07-02
Supreme COart.

Before Judge Leonard
Jut l.-Gsorgs Hayriso~ and Geor9s Brufford
William Homer.-The plaintiffs made contract with
the defendant by which he bound himself work for
them for three years In violation Of his
the plaintiff employ This action recover dam
for this breach Of contract and the Court awarded
plaintiffs $500 damages.
Gabra tn Townshend for plaintiffs M Jenkins for
defendant.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Es a bfOoKE b0Ot MA shoe E"P"-
ru 575 BrosdwayBoots Shoes Caters and slippers OF
description ladies' gents misses boys and children
N. B.-ME n. Smith, for many years foreman In FULTON
and Mr. Henry Nunns The old and well known foreman has
~ the ladies' and chidrens depart
men which Is sufficient guarantee for Satsfscon s7o
Broadway
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

sick, crying children be avoided by the use o. MRS
WINsIOW's SOOTHING SYRUP II relieves the Little
pain wind cole regulates the stomach
aud bowels corrects scidy. and during the ~
teehing invaluable Perfectly safe Ia all cases ~ MIL
lions Of mothers testify
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Pateutees are Advised 90 Read Adver.
tI.ement under heading "southern AdvertisementN y
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Grover 4 Bakers Highest Prcsniwns
Elastic stitch and Lok Stitch Sewing Machines 'Sc Broad
way N.Y.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE. ia. President $40 Broadway. NJ
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Royal Havana Isottery.-prtSes Paid
In gold Information furnished Highest rates paid 'or
and all kinds of gold and silver,
TAYLOR co, Bankers. l6 Vail street. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Astonishing Effects nre Produced Upon
the system the animal spirits by the 0st
dose OF BlOKRENE. II depression and renews
hope II acts delightfully."- upon the stomach the and
the brain. iniuse life into every organ.
Depot % Dcy street. Sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

Amin Il CO.-Flags, FlaRs.-AnDlm q
co. Manufacturers 30 Fulton street Established 1881
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

sleeve Buttons and studs. .-Ncvy styles,
Two Three -Four Five % Two Hundred nols<.s aet for
sse BY O. g ALLEN. No as Broadwsy, ,one n"o' below
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

smith, Martin ~ Co..
Bankers aud stock ComrnisxS m Brokers'
Ma. Broad street
Nee Nork.
q s ~ LOAN AGey MS.
The different denominations hant ready for neiiais
deivery and liberal commissions aps cd 10 parties urcha,-
Ali cssse. Of government -ssu5 lies purchased ,,a 20
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

SUGAR COATED.-Thc only certain and unfaing femals
regulator known. One box 81 six boxes S. free OF post
We dexre 10 send pamphlet free Of postage 70
lady in the land.
CHEROKEE REMEDY AND CHEROKEE INFECTION
all discharges I'm male female
recent from three Price three bottles
for 30 Sent by express 10 any address.
CHEROKEECURE unfailng for Loss of Memory
Universal Lassude Pains In the Back Dimnoss Of Vision
Weak Nerves, Trembling Wakefulness and all diseases
caused by departing from the path Of nature and ndugng
in youthful foies Pce, three bottles for - sent by
press to any address
DIR. WRIGHT'S REJUVESATING ELIXIR, OR ES
SESCE OF LIFE, rostores TO full vigor and manly power
those dobiated and through disease
Price bottles g. Sent uddrcs
The CHEROKEE MEDICINES are sod by all enterpris-
ing drugsist. On recrpt of price send them securely
packed free from obsevaon TO any portion OF the cvsed
globe by express Full particulars In 2 pamphlet
which every Addrees letters
advice. pamphlets medicine to DR.. w. II. MERwiN, U
Walker street New York
The New York herald., 1865-07-02

The New York CtipDes
1uE sEw YORK CLIPPER
PUBLISHED IN ADVANCE. ON MONDAY. JrtY
RENENnsRy JtLYy
'"' Jusr rHE J .EAprSo
OUR sAroSnLv orlp,r, ,uLy.
II is full Of The
ayp MOST Isrosf AR sroRTrso NEWS
MOST INTERESTING RaMArIC INTELLToENCE
TO LO EST DATES
sporting men, Msnagerl Actors, Circus and Showncn,
.. BLsy RE AND OPT
NEW YORK iIIPPkR yDh July q
PCBiisiED ADVANCE on July
70 be had oi all newy agents. rfics 10 cents
FRAY X QUEEN, Editor and Proprietor
Trusses, SO .-mar.n y Co.'S Oid Estss-
nshcd radical Guy Truss occ stu at No sFe'ey 'ee.
Lady attendant
Victory 7u Lsss.--Brsdb"ry's Pogw'ss,-- -
song and chorr a. For sale by all music dealers apd
Brcome st.sy Price 70 cent. Ths story printed 1s,. 1n
cas- Broom street MuslsTney have broten w n.y
songs =, Tnol a sUhp2s Eest.rn Aseucy, i,' r''aps
strect now fcndy. Price ~ ceVfs each
'wiIi.ox 4 eibh>' sewing Machine. H"s
Iroadwsy - N
/ wheeIev - wilson. NO. ess hrosdw3ys
v look stitch trtfig Nsch'"e "'' ""'"" ~
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