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To COnsumptives.

CoGsumplive. sufferers will receive a
valuable prescription for the cure of Con-
sum ption, Asthma, Bronchitis. and all
throat and Lung affections, Tree of charge
by sending their adGressio Rev .EDW ARD
A. WILSON. Williamsburg, Kings county,
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Lackawana & 8IoOmsb arg Il. q. !.
TWO Daily TRAINS.

ON and after Monday, December 26th
1864, Passenger Trains will run as fol
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Total. S3l .720
Due notice will be given of the next
mass meeting of the ticket holders which
will take place in New York City
A National Home Ticket, costing one
dollar, consists of five coupons, iour OF
which are admissions 10 the Mirror, good
at any time, and he other a certificate OF
an interest in the Enterprise, which the
purchaser retains.
The admission coupon may be used sep
arately, or aH al once, as suits the conve-
nience Of the purchaser.
All communications on the subject, and
all orders for tickets by mail, or express,
should be directed TO JOSIAH PERHAM,
Agent, 5S5 Broadway, New York City
TO CLUBS.
Persons taking an active interest IN this
charitable undertaking, by getting up
clubs, will receive eleven tickets Tor every
ten dollars sent.
Jan. 20, 1864
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BTRSI-ye5 m[ronNr.

OF every Description, Fine and Cheap
His Case OF Jewelry is not surpassed in his
place Call aud examine his general as
sortmenl OF Clothing, Watches, Jewelry,
sc &c. DAVID LOWENBERG.
Bloomsburg, April 20, 1864.
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North central Railway.
TIME TALB e.

TWO TRAINS DAILY 10 and from the
North and West Branch of the Susquehaa.
ia, Elmira aud all of Northern New York.
On and after Monday, April goth, 1863,
the Passenger Trains Of the North Central
Railway will arrive and depart from Sun
bury, Harrisburg aud Baltimore, as follows:
SOUTHWARK.
Mail Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, at 1910 am
Leaves Harrisburg, l.I5pm.
Arrives al Baltimore, 5.35 :"
Express Train leaves Sunbury daily
except Sundays, at 1I07 pm.
Leaves HaTisb'rg, except Monday 200 am.
Arrives at Baltimore daily except
Monday, at els am.
Accommodation leaves HaHisb'rg $50 am.
NORTITf.ARD.
Mail Trail leaves Baltimore daily
except Sundays at 9.l5 am.
Leaves Harrisburg, LIS p m.
Arrives at Sunbury, 4.O5 pm.
Express Trains Baltimore daily, 9.15 I"
Arrives al Harrisburg, 1.35 am.
Leaves Harrsb'rg except Monday 300 q
Arrives at Sunbury, 5.38
For further particulars apply at the office.
l. N DUBARRY, SuPt.
Harrisburg, Aug. 8, 1868.
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DAILY Nrrrrc

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DAILY NEWS.
One copy, one year, by mail $1,000
Que copy, six months, 90
WEEKLY NEWS.
One copy. one year, 90
-Four copies, one year, 90
Ten copies, one year. II 90
twenty copies, one year, 5000
We have no travelling agent authorized
10 collec, or receive money for subscTip
lions
Orders and letters should be addressed to
BENJAMIN WOOD,
Daily News Office. New York
Jan. 25, 1863
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HOWARDs ASSOCIATION.
PHIT.ADFfpufA pa

FHILADELPHIA, Pa
DISEASES of The Nervous, Seminal.
Urinary and Sexual Systems-new and re-
liable treasment--in Reports of the HOW
ARD ASSOCfATION-Sent by mail in
sealed letter envelopes, free OF CHARGE
Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON.
Howard Association, No. 2 Souih Nutb
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OMNIBUS LINE.

'HNHE undersigned would respectfully an
nounce TO The citizens OF Bloomsburg,
and the public generally, that he is running
An OMNIBUS LINE sxswA
between this place and S<fzSzJsfrSg
the different Rail Road 49, 49, g 80, z
Depols, daily, (Sundays exeee,edl TO con-
meet win lhe several Trains gong South
and West on the Ca'awissa * Williamsport
Rail Road, and with those going North and
South on the Lack. & Bioomsburg Road.
His OMNlBUSES are 10 good condition,
comm odlous and comfortable, aDd charges
reasonable tI Persons wishing to meet
or see their trends depart, can be accom-
modaied, upon reasonable charges, by esv-
ing iImely notice a. any Of the Hotels
JACOB L. GIRTON.s Proprielor.
Bloomsbury, April %. sfs64.-=s-
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WIsTAR's BALAMs
WILD CT RY.

w I'D CT z = + p
One of the oldest and most reliable rem-
edies in the world for Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Dlf-
'6cuty OF Breathing, asthma, l-zT
Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Group, and every Affection of the THROAT
LUNGS and CHEST, inclnding even
@@m9m0@Ip6AO@s
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
SO general has the use OF this remedy
become, and so popular Is il every where,
that II is unnecessary 10 recount It's virtues.
lls works speak for it, and find utleranca
in the abundant and voluntary testimony of
The many who from long suffering and set
iled disease have by lis use been restored
TO pristine yigor and health. We can pre-
sent mass of evidence in proof Of our
assertions. that
CANNOT BE DISCREDITED.
Testimony of Mr. JAMES GRIMES.
a gentleman highly esteemed 10 Columbia
Co. Pa. and one whose statement can be
relied upon.
Mt. Pleasant, Col. Co., Pa May 81
Messrs Seth w. Fowler g. Co., Boston,
Gentlemen.-Aboutt three years ago our
daughter, now twelve years OF age, was
severely afflicted with Group. general
irritation of the lungs followed, producino
a hectic cough, which became almost con-
slant. swelling of the temples and other
indications of Consumption were also ap-
parent, ard her life was cespaired of by
her physician. At this critical moment we
were induced 10 give Dr. Wstar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry trial, ard after she bad
L
lieged that il was thought unnecessary 10
continue ils use. Since that time we have
used the Balsam in our family in cases of
Cosghs and Colds, and believe il TO BE a
superior remedy for all diseases of the
Lungs.
Yours with respect JAMES CRIMES.
FROM JESSE SMITH, Esq,
President of the Morris County Bank, Nor
Iistown N j.
"Having used DR.. Wislar's Balsam of
having realized It's beneficial results in nv
family, il affords me great pleasure in re-
commenting il 10 the pubic as a vaIna-
be remedy in cases OF weak lungs, colus,
coughs, &C., and remedy which cousid
er 10 be entirely innocent: and may be ta-
ken with perfect Sa iety by The most DELI
Gale in health"
FROM HON. JOHN +. SMITH.
A distinguished Lawyer in Westminster.
Md.
| have on several occasions used DR..
Wisiar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry for severe
colds, and always with decided benefit. 1
know OF no preparation that is more eff.
cacious or more deserving of general use.
The Bssam has also been used with ex.
eelleHt effect 10y J. B. ElIlou, Merchant,
Halls Cross Roads, Md.
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
None genuine unless signedFI BUTTS, -
on the wrapper.
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DGNSMORE, No 49I Broadway, NY.
5. w. FOWLE & Co., Propretors, Boston.
Aud by all Druggists.
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JOSIAH PERHAM, Age nj for the Pro,
pretors. has the honor 10 announce plan
Tor creating fund for the founding of a
National Institution, to be a home for Iu.
valid, disabled, discharged soldiers.
The original sumber of Tickets issued
for this object was 100, 900, one third OF
which have been already disposed of in
Boston, Mass. where the enterprise was
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HORRIBLE MASSACRE OF a FAMILY At BAL
LY SPRINGS, ALA.-We- received intelligepes
last night Of the most tdiabolcal ana revolving
slaughter of whole family at Baily Springs
Ala, consisting Of Mr.. Wilson, two grand
SONS, sons Of Judge Foster, Of this Stare, Mr..
Taylor, the overseer, his wife aad two daugh-
ters, by four bashwbaeSors, q few days ago.
They first placed Mr.. Wilson over a fire to
,extort from ilim his money, aud afterwards
took him to Il spring to, drown him, but the
poor old man died before thoy.S him TO the
water. After this they returned 10 li.e house
and shot Nj. Taylor, one Of the daughters;
and one of the youag Fosters, dead. Mrs.
Taylor was shot, #oanding. her mortsliy.
Also, her daughter through tie shoulder, and
the other young Foster in the saru: He
teigned death and thusescaped.' The fends
were taken. into the houSe.by the family as an
oct Of charity, as.theY supposed. The mill
tary are in pursuit of the nlurderers.-Nash.
vile Dispatch 18th. ~.
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idsys; were it not that some men, Deemed re-
spectable, patrouize tile dramscllers. Judge
a.. aud Gen.,B, and Col: c., and Esq. D.,
and lawyer f., and DIR. F.. md others OF a
similar stamp must le accommodated.
Ali Tie evils resulting from the traffic, must
Of course, be charged TO those by whose m
auence IL is sustained. o that respectable
moderate drlskers would thak ef the evil
Influence of their couIse-the injury they
are;anwittingly doing to others. and no9onger
plant thorus upon dying pillow :.
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: LIES DARK SlDE.-Itis Is certain that what
lever suribeams, God has thrown across our
.patA-and his mercy has made them both
numerous and bright-tbere are also clouds
to cast their shadow over every career. how
ever prosperous Few summer days pass
without rain, and often their su!try heat'b,ings
death With it. So every successful NE has
lis disappeintments; every happJ one It's sor-
rows even every Christian one its crosses,
Unayailing s!rivings against oppression, heart.
less resistings OF piuching poVerty-the gri-
ping demands Of an avarlcious, selfshncss- -
the prevalence Of wicksdnesa and depravity-
t;.esc are Iifes dark sides, that shall peTsr be
removed tiil si,. is destroyed. Let this in
seporable Union b.. ever b6rac in ihilds Sin
rules with high ha,ld in that back, street, or
in yon narrow lane. and by an unavoidable
consequence these are the abodcs Of the deep
est sorrow. Personal ungodliness ever en-:
tails the stings and, ,eexstions of an unconyer
ted state. Family irreligion is.tho sure pre-
cursor of intestine tltnults and heart break
inr separations. Social deprayity brings pris
ons r .andworl, houses and police establishments
with IT. Lies dark side is liie's SHINING side
Every. time we lift the hand of rebellion
aeainat God, we throw its shadow of sorrows
lack on ourselves. 81. We to make life holy,
r. crush sin in your heart, and rebuke it abroad
to glide your steps BY the lamp, OF Gods
truth. You will thus brighten life, and les:
sen its dark shades, while the, reflection oi
your good works may throw geam. of sun.
Shine on the career of another, less hopoiu
and more Sinful than your own. =
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MaTrERs IN ViaeIylA.-There appears to
be little doubt that at least three Senators
nj about an equal number Of representatives
.nf Guvsrnor Pierpont'' late Alexandria State
s:c3ernu!cnt have decided to disregard his
c.ll ii,r. assr;ahliug il Richmond, on The
ci,,:..l t!is.t minority OF The members re-
5c.,,l, elsried are men- OF dsloyal antece,
ls.;s.1 Tier seton il considered by promi-
nea; n,o. il, Washington rorcstadow;ng tn:
p.sic,,. likeiy. = govern the radicals IN ques
tions of RECONSTRUCTION.
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NEGRO APPRENTICESHIP IN MARYLAND.
A case vas heard in the Circuit Court at
Baltimore lately, which involved features Of
considerable interest Arguments swere made
on threepetitions for writs ,ofhabess corpus
to release certain negro children, formerly
slaves, who were bound to- their former own
ers. The counsel for the apprentices argued
that th, binding was illegal and void, and in
conflict with the provisions of the (new)
constitution. 1t was contended in opposi:
ton that the constitution only made the par
ties free, and chat that instrument did not
interfere with the Of free negroes pri-
:or to its passage, so that allthe laws now in
force applicable to free negroes edthose
made free by its. passage. No decision has
.been given, but the case hes greatimportanec,e
with the negro population, as the result will
affect the privileges O.. tue whole class,
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RsruRy1sc Hoag.-The Charleston .Cour

.RsruRy1Sc HoaE.-Thc Charleston C0ur.
ier says: 49,,
Ii aust be gratifying to our residents 10
meet on The streets the familiar faces OF their
family Physicians, and to see that, as they
re,arn homc, they are resmnng their profess
sidn. During the past two Or three days our
advertising columns have contained notices
of the return home, and the resumption OF
pr.lc!ioe7ot Dir, Robert Lebby. Sr., and Drs.
/. Vi. ani W. F. Robertson, This morning
oar columns announce ,lhe return. home OF
DR.. II. A. Kinloch, who also resumesthe prac,
tice Of his profession, 1T his former residence,
Meeting street, near George.
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gSggjl;HEelS 81 aSberti!lsa II
The Toast.

The Toast.
Tho feast is o:sss! Vow Jrimring wine
In lardly cup is seen to.shine
Before each eager guest;
And silence n!ls the crowded, hnli,
As deep as when the hsrald's call
Thrills in tho loyal breast.
-,
TAea Hp arosa The Eoblest host, =
Ana .sniiips cried. (" a tcas', teast,
'"i 81 eur.l4di.s !air.
U>ra. t<ssc-c ;s,!'';;. Flsdge the name
of;s:a@;i;dins :iroGd Ard hssutsoas dame
Ia !aay e1.aii:af;s:c."
Then to Ii. sssi each gallant :rrung'
Ard joyc5S @as the shout 'hat rng, =,
As s,srioy gave the wffd;
aaa ey- :. cup WIS raised on high,
Nora :: tie loud and e!!adsom" cry.
TIL S!arl l,S'''Es;ss ( a4' Ssa'd;
"Enoash. eaou:st. she smiling said,
Aud low.J b0wed his hapgn'y head;
=. "Tbat ill my kayc their due,
Now esah in tnrp must PLAY his part.
Anl r!.!se the isay of his heart.
Liae gallant knight md true" 3.
Then one By. one each guest sprung up ;.
And drained. in turn his brimminS cup, :
And named the loved ones name.
And each ,.ag hand on high ho raised,
His lady's grace or beauty praised,
Her eonstancy and fame.
,Tis.nowcSt. Icons turn to-rise, :
oa.hin are G1SSd those countless eyes,
A gallant knight is he; "
Eutied by some, admired by all,
Far famed in lady's bower Or.ball,
The flower of chiyalry.
st. Leon raised his r:ndling eye,
Lifting the sparkling cup on high,
Il drink TO one" he said,
.SH-acse.image may,neysr depart,
Deep grareu,on this grateful heart,
Til! memory be dsad.
aTo one Whose love for me shall last.
When lighter passions long have. past
. So holy ,;is,-and true;
To ono mhoselore hath longer dWelt,
More deeply axed. moro keenly felt,
Thna.. ..ry owned by you.
E..eh guest ni,stasted at the word,
And laid his h:saa upon bis sw0-d,
With fury fsshing eye;
And Stanley sid: "We crave the name
Proud knight, cf this most peerless dame,
Whose love you count so high"
St. Leqp panscd, as if he would
Not breathe her nane in careless mood
Thus !iSa..Iy to her;
Then bent lis noble head as ;Aoueis
To give that rcra its reverence cue,
And gently s.i= !" Ny, MOTHER"
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Ros sthe Public, s., :, {.

IL seSo9rin fhs.f saof ;Eassaela;0n tho
Tbey viii give Instruction n an branches Of
learning taught alta first class Academy: With
care and jndicions select ction OF they will
;epdedyoF.to ftthose syoung men whoshase baen
in the ar6ay; for imInsa aiats ash$s5ie.E
=. T6ey win esach, freeofs scharge; limited ruu-
Der of< yo1ng gsmen ,+wha:haye been .naimed in tho
army, and who are unable; TO pay for their tniton.
visions ut current prices will hcrcdefrci For nii
tion fees. -
Those -who desire to end-pupls will please
shand in, their names rs soon as practicable.
Pupils upon entering School will be charged
for-tiro Se.sionsunless taken away in consequence
of, some unavoidable accider,;. ..,., $.
s June Fl y :2s.:sss:s,ssss ss7es'tfaS = &c
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The Worlds special says that the June term
of Circuit Court of The district, commences
one week from to-day. 1t is now quite Ger
tain ii will end without the trial os Mr.. Da-
Wis, IS in the indictment already found, at
all events preparations for his trial are going
forward, whether with the CONSENT of the Gov
ernment or MOTIFS unknown. 1t is now said
to have been definitely decided not to try
him by military committee. Since the release
Of Gov. Brown, no prominent officer has been
imprisoned. Gov. Watts, Of Alab1ma, has
been released, and Elk Governor Smith, OF
A-irgiuiat who has delivered himself up, is
also allowed to. go on parole. Letcher aud
Vance are still in tue old Capitol, but 1t Is
rpmured that they will soon be on parole.
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There are many. men who have never gam
bled, and many women who haye never. Rirt.
ed, There are many dogs, too, that have
never killed their own mutton; yet rory few
that. having once begun, haye ever stopped.
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y The Tiues Washington SPECIAL says that
,ree mid enthusiastic Supon meetings aro still
tbonfder of the day in Norsh Carolina. while in
Virginia not Upton gathering is noticeable.
Tho people dre 1noross and suiieb, and tho press
generally isvery iupudsnt. = - aF' ss
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eg- ssveFqt0f tho loadlos polltlolanh in Wash
ineton think the bost plan Of governing ths:sOuth
i.t9 make nilitarS distriets of iffof astime, aud
keep politicians out Of tho field until matters ass
sumo a more definite and gaiettshspe. rs, 80:
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From MeIfco.


I, The Papa1 Nuncio has left Mexico. Some
accounts say he is soinig to Rome, others tina
he is;on an important mission to Contra
America. ,tr
The republican forces have been defeated a
various points, theirlarge. armies destroyed
tand their most prominent chiefs Surrendered
the small bodies are.still. active and give the
| French and their allies plenty. of employ.
ment, peace being seemingly as far oft as
ever. Mejia's officials dispatch to Marshal
: Bazine relative to the battle of Matamoros
and the defeat OF Negreto had been published
The. republican generals retreatfrom before
Matamoros was disastrous one. The French
forces had also again defeated the army eof
An important decree against .vagrancy in
all its various phases had been published by
Maximilian.. 49,. a = 800. -. =. ~.
STEPHENS AND REAGAN.-The Boston Her
al,l thus describes the manner in which
Iessrs. Stephens and Reagan were transfer.
red from the Tusearora to the. casenates OF
Fort Warren -. --,g,-.n
The rebel Vice President A. II. Stephens,
and Postmaster General ReaganS were trans
ferred from the. lifted States. .sloop-ofwar
Tuscarora to Fort Warren yesterday fore
noon, between. II and u o'clock. Neither Of
the distinguished rebels knew that the other
was on board the Tuscarora, and when they
were taken from that vessel they were plac-
ed,in separate boats, and; the secrecy that
Yves observed on their passage to the fortress,
was maintained after they entered 1T. Major
General Dix, commander of the department.
who arrived. in Boston Wednesday night,
went down to Fort Warren carly in the
morning, and met THE prisoners on their ar
rival: Agreeably to his orders, separate cells
we're constructed for Stephens and Reagan.
under the officers quarters in the casemates.
To these places the rebels were taken this
morning and locked up, and strong. guard
was. placed over them. They will not be al
lowed to talk to any one nor receive any let.
tiers or papers, and the fact of the others con-
,fnement in Fort Warren is not to be known
to either. The orders concerning them, are
very strict. After seeing that his orders had
been well executed, Gen. Dix returned to
this. city about.noon, and1ast. evening return
ed to New York. a
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- SrEcrlcLEs FOR HoRsss.IThe United States.
Gazette relates the following incident: -
A genlIcman had all old and valued horse
whose sight was. defective Fqr4some time
past the apadruped. eyiuced a. tendency to
stumble, and strain his sight to objects close
to him, ih manner that set the, ,kind6earted
owner to- devisinga remedy: The gentleman
Judged. that with pair OF spectacles,. the
horse would do as we'll as when in his Prime;
AN optician ground 10 oorder pair of pebble
glasses, about the size of the object glasses
of large -lorgnette. They were fixed ina
frame over the horses eyes. That anitaalis
now ash6iss in spectactss, a.ld'notsan elderly
gentleman ever showed .as:greater appreeia,
ton ofthe convenience When in ihe- sta
BILE the spectacles, are removed. ~ -,
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"Oh 7 should like to marry w-

yr
Losr.--We saw yesterday a sicklyi; half,
staryed, poor old gro,.who told MS that he
once Nad,a good old home down in Georgia.
but who, unfortunately, followed the, army.
off in search Of his own misery and trouble,
which he ,never for a moment supposed was
to be fouhdin the word $. 5. .freedom.1 He was
pftifu1 object to look upon: He was. q stranl
ger in a strange land; his friends had turn''
cd their backs upon him. ALI he he sghsd g1I or
sau-to wife and little ones-if' but to.hpe q
little while, he was. willing. t. die in de,
old log cabin-in de hut, ON de old home
farm, 'whar deyr needs no firein saes winter,
kase de sun keeps dc, .hearthstene zwarn:
.whas deibroom- cora grow. round de, cabin :.
whar de boys hoe de cotton and de cane
wtar de nisgers:used to- dance in de moon
light. Dey was happy-but dey,ll neber be-
again.-Lodisville (ky. Democrat. \.
- w.
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: From. .the.Aupnsta coustitulionalistS

:. ossst0B u'!E'Vof5SF1O'e10H6II1 -,
g MsssRs. ED1roRs.=sInsco conse qaenca,;o hume:
f0ids enquiries dailyus t01shs. price Cold
hco9fsdsratosNo during tam period, ne
shase, for tho convenience Of our citikshs who
may have settlements to 70 make, Prepared aitable
from our Books Showing sastaaI sales from Janu-
aFy-1, 1851, to May ,1s65, which is at your ser
VICE should s.you think, proper, to- publish the
same; -, AZ: ,-.Eory respectfully, =. ~.
y ys,l:,;. - -4F.sG. BaRBERl l1,soN, :, :.
;;,yy:,s,:. y :tr5'sas ,seExciang go Brokers.
sugsasta ia, June 9, q 1885; s Z ss sls.s.5 ~
49, .t,'tt,3-9 l:.,>fF-:i ,>F--S = y. 'T'1.E
sPPri9s&f Grld .fgEc0stsaer asrog Japns
Z at,l /. 1851, ,to lfa4l2, ss55, inc cltsiSs
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