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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
REASON, WHY THE
4 ERICA WATCH,
VI dc az HAM, MASS

~ 2 III Bi4Nfs
best principle Iuf4lnc b cothpa..
aLi E H. 81 ja rau Interfere pilh th,
tlEins su6 IS. G8pn -Lueg ran dam
ireF Eyyr8 piece is made and finished 3
tgst.aer5 0se amous ior Is novelty as vel a. ior
etysags. and i. therefore properly made. The
sateh 3 what 80 mechanism should be-ACCUEATE
SEQ tE srl.UNG ANDECoAoNICAL Except som,
ht- sdes tea eps,y to- general use foreign aatche,
Is sheay nade by women and buys. such watches are
caUpsed several haadred pieces. screwed and II et.
q together aa n4aire constant repair. % Keep them
ID aHy alHa - order sri persons baye carried aucres
ierass ani Easi.l Patent Levers" arc perfectly
WI aNar uf'ha tr3lh Il thi. statement
Athe beginning og o0r enterprise more tban ten ears
ego WAS our drst object 10 make thoroughly good
aH pF Tea e4tch fr The million u taEe TIA tsct y
rhess arsn mpositoas aerefse u farel IN iastaH s
ah.esa entirely uHsalaab!e Il Aomc and perfectly
wula5ss everywhere
NV vel. I'd have accomplished ii's, may Il au1sr-
Stood fsVn tag ac tAaf afftf many years n pubc
tshI 81 s5a bake MORE THAN HALFuP ALI THE
WATCHES SOLD rs THE UNITED STATS and
taai aa oiaer aye v,G 1,eH latA universal satrgac.
t91 Whse tHls gastmtai y our business goatf1.
aes sth aerased fse.llies hF pf.ect Eark e are az
present lnaeea ga ihl ashuhstQfe u wateies d ,As
eu HIGHEST GRADE KNoWS 10 CHEoSOME
Ill aas4a4aea 81 sBgtbar iideHs mads t3 oar.
selves era letarlass,d 81 i'ag inside ia Sic world
pr a purpose velave tie aaplest hc.8ues We have
efrc.-3 aa a3li,laa maiH building 1irtlsiy fsi
tl branch g osr satts 451 bare a'lzs Il viii o.
hesi eftmea oaF sessc Nss maeaiass ae4 ~
paaa65s afs tset eauttnetel uAieA perform ue.i
wsrA ats caslmai4ie afasey 400 axaettets Ilt
eaos ua f ppro1e. maieHals nly ars asaa aud
- shatuee eompaz'saa tt1aetn ttls grade = uaf
asrk saa Sc aasi alp9rtes aJaaometert We 10 aai
go tes oar e4traes ~ llss aosTs ihsa fafsisn
s,eaes lHt O. asssri pitaeat ear * aeat1aietsa
a - le slvF aossY oar predgci i .aeaararably
Ha- ea'ehes y shategrr grade Is gaily
fFwaate 3 Fa..d at q. in,es ssalast
8 aeatt Iaw tias agia
cArIlgs So 80 @-aoaaa = Bay ariy n
si-s @ se. ess'as ae-Hfff'e5alns H =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

1o...ussslo.,nns, .,vTIor y.

tEE, the subscribcrs, being appointed by the fi1r
w ihe Probate Court for the District Of Manchester
Commissioners 70 receive examine and adjust ne
claims and demands Of all persona against NE estate "
Reuben HrfD,
l4tp N eaudgpe ~ said District decreased and asf
all claims and demands exhibited Ia oasr hefetoi aud
six months CON The sh day Of December 1906 behF ne
lowed hY ad Court for that pur pose, do therefore
hercby give uoce that we will attend 10 the business
Of oar appointment al the u q dwelling said dprea-
ed IN SYNDICATE on the Isl "Wednesday of March aud NAV
ncyt from anlil O'Clock 7 " % cach of said dave
Dated 81 Arlington, this SOB day Of December AD.,
1890.
AARON G HtfIE.
CHARLES BIENDiLT.f Cum'ff
20 justin Blush,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18
Married


Ia Ie.t ArIua af ue. 1891 D. RE- vi Cai 81
Hn@ Arb R e}oA SAD 4l CLARA A. LlMAN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-18

ID AsHFE L&Es TjMTTTT Csas t1 cefs
ID AsaEkt IS faEH aeF ~ iEs- Fstl stes q
a-fs eg FOWLER a Ills
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

s,ill more fearful shspo, the civil war
from which we have gusi emerged.
We can upon vou to interpose your
power to prevent The rccurrcnce oiso
transcendcnt a calamity. W. ooa
npon u0u in cporg Congressional diSfsi
OF eperV State 70 secure TIC olccsloH q
members. Who, sekztcror other clFa-
enccs MAJ characSerise thar poiltiosi
action. wiu unite ~ reoogni-iAq fat
RIGHT OF EVERY STATE IN THE OSIoN
10 REPRESENTATION IN CONGRESS, AND
WHO WILL ADMIT TO STATS IN EITRER
BRs Ncn EVERY LOYAL REPRESENTATIVES,
FROM EvERY STATE IN dlisgiancs 70 fhs
I Goreramcnf. tra0 nay be f5HAd By each
House. ~ the crercSss q fAc Pg,r.r CON
lferred upon Il by Tie Cozssis'soH- to
hare been duly oIoctei, TotzTAs. Gl-d
qualified for scat fkaeiE-
TnE SOVEREIGNTY OF TIE sTArEs-
When this shall have been done the
lGovernmen1 will have been restored
TO its integrity. the Constitution Of
the United States will have been re-
established in It's full supremacy, and
the american Union viii have again
become what it was designed to be by
those who formed il, sovereign na-
tion, composed Of separate States, each
like itself, moving IN q distinct and
independent sphere, exercising pow
ers defined and reserved by common
Constitution, and resting upon the
assent, the confidence and cooperation
of all the States and al the people
subject TO its authority. Thus reOr-
ganized and restored To their oOnsti-
futional relations, the States and the
General Government can enter in 3
. fraternal spirit with common pur-
pose and = common interest. upon
. whatever reforms the security Of per
soral rights. the enlargement Of pop
ular liberty and the perfection Of our
republican Institutions may demand
UNANIMOUS ADOPTION
At the conclusion of the reading the
cheers resounded again and sgain,
and enthusiastic demonstrations OF
+ approval were made By the delegates
sprinEing 10 their feet and waving
their hats The question Of approval
was put 10 : rirl reos vote. and the
address was adopted without = dis
|sentng voice
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29
IN THE COMMON Pleas q c.sa-s.is


ruunfs. Fer.usg lrHris
James q. Drake. Ne -. SsFtuter 7. sss
vs. AE1s s1tFE1I 81. DiFs-ss-
cathErins D-rkt- n z !
Llcarfrld rnra1y. 49,
Thr CummuursAl-t uf PsrnfElr1zil 60 tie
shsrlf 81 ClsErttl4- ruxrfy. r-esii-<-
Whereas James 9 Drake G1 60 tie sth
dGy uI D-ctnhsr. isfs- FrtSrr kis Fe.iri-- % ssr
Judres ~ uu- Cuz-1 q CezU1- Peas 81 th-
county 81 ClHIrfsl1. F-zFilr. f-- tks cI1sss
therein ssi fu-lh. ihEi hs uirti ts lzrur-tl fruz
fhs t.fir - rf rnnrrimIay s--s--d i1ie Eilh pea.
the sHid cb-hn-5nt l-1fe
We d.. itfreiurs. u1HuIEi g1E- IA Sad C1-t-
E-ins Drake iazi stiszrg lsi1s AZ tsrsl-sss AL
excuses whh-segrs-- Eul t@ sd HFF@1r n ysE-
proper l.s-slr hsElr. Ru- grir-s az Cis1r9sll
al cur Ca1rl az cunua1 Pas. Etsz fs te k1lzs-
Clr-rfris, ths sssrsA NarEHy a. Ssrss- te-
A d lset, fn t-svs- tts E-sl-s1- % is@i u The
said DANES g. Drake. nzlt @ st1w sals-. IL 4uy
yea hare. VIZ lAt sLsE -1Ess a. Drake t.o1li
not be divorced fralz iAs h-sls e. urzs-lu1ssy
HrTfrat y 40 -fF m q Gtrt-zl Asssztly in s1st
ease maze and rrsriE &C ard kt-rrf flii zes-
Witness 1ht Hs1- SI1utl Liza. Es,-. Pr+si
- 6sni a. uUr saii c1z--- A. Cis1-Esii
SEAL siis eg-t 1Ey 81 gurs. A. D. Issf-
NJ p 7. ETLWEILEE-
Arr - 1Ssf- Frustr-1zary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

Crops being equal, preference viii be given 10
those that yield the largest net profit. Statements
are TO be furnished BY the exhibitors. They must
be measured or weighed, and sample furnished
at the Fair.
Applicants for premiums must furnish the Com
mittcc with a statement, signed by themselves,
under a pledge Of veracity, Of the quantity Of
grain raised on the ground entered for premium,
and must state correctly as he can the kind and
condition Of the previous cropsi the kind and
quantity Of seed sOwn, and the time and mode OF
putting it IN the ground.
Persons entering field crops for exhibition, or
intending to do 50, may give notice the Executive
Committee at any time, and have the field measured
and examined by committee while growing.
JrDGEs-William Bloom Of BENZ, d. Dressler and
John Thompson.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29
LIST or PREMIUMS.
Class l--sseePslAk-s. open to all bFeed'

Class l.-SEeepstak-s, open TO all breeds
and competitors.
Best bun. 3 90 "A bet, 81 90 "a beet, y 90
ps.. co.. 90 "a hest. 90 81 best, 81
An breeds c0me te-othcr IN this class, and com
pete with each other. to be judged BY their good
roiuts. svnmetry Of frame. ability 10 fatten, and
the cock they viu produce
JUDsEs-WiIIi9m BrOvn. jr.. J. D. DenniDg, DA-
vid Tyler.
Class . - Grade Cattle. owned in the
county.
Best egw fsr milk, So "a best. s. 30 best, 81
Best hsiffer. yrs old, 2d best, !
D. 3 do "a best,
Bess calf, under months old,
JuDsEs-W=- Wise, John Peters, Jacob Flegal.
Class 3-0xen.
Best voke of oxen. S 2d best, s. 30 best, g
JrBSEs-David Holt, Abraham Humphrey, B. d.
Hall
Glass 4-Fat Cattle
Best Eat bullock, COW or hsifer, $ "a best, e
Best fat bailock. Gov or heifeF,
over t#o wears old, 2d best,
yUDGEs-Gs0rEr Ke,tlsbarger, William Evans
William SchWem.
Class 5-ThOrO1gh-bred Horses, open to
all.
B-s, stallion, S "a best s.
Bes. Ezrv and colt, "a best.
The premiums in this class are intended 0nly fol
ho-ses whose pedigree renders them worthy, ths
stock
JuBoEs-Joseph Postlsthw4ite, D Yhisraer, uItin
J. Pie.
Class 6-Riiing, Draft snd Farm Horses.
Best saddle horse. s. U0 "a best, s. %
N \ . an
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29
TN THE COMMON PLEAS ss ci.ars.is

II
IL emmy, hrnusE
heuriszh CAlhhbr. 2 W "A. SsFs. term. 1854
Alas s1ts'E1lE. ssr iirsrrs.
1uf1 ClIIAHa- NEL
clrurfsid carasy- ~
Ths Commonwealth a Ps1-sTira-i. &, shs
sbsrif q ClsE-1sld casn-E. rrst-izs
Whereas Hs1-it1lt Cal.hlz tis- 60 tss ellt
dur al Nara lsiE prefer hs- ra-its- o. s1r
JUDGES Of ru- Cuu-r sf cauu.ur Pleas fa- ths
csuury 81 clsHrfsla. F-Hsrr srr ne erEses
therfl1 sri tt-lt- tt1t F4 u FL D. 1lr4rrs1 fre-z
the bus D. uf mhsr u.a1y r1sl-sl l-ae wilh Es1.
n. sr1d @aAr Calhzans
We do, lhfrtfa-r- command rtz me s1iE iahu
ChliitnIs LhHl stlt Is lss al tlIl1ss. and sx-
rusas rhnlsurrt- eEz BE- Ard 4rT,ta- Ia geur
rrt,-e- person l=sa7s r1- guirss. a. IIs1-<slE
" uur Cuu-a us Cl.nmH1 Pleas. stf1 % De .stisa
a. Clsn-fsli. ihs fo1-st NlasHy y seEsezs@r.
A y is1f- 90 Hlsrsr ias Far-s,f- rr l,sI sg tns
slid Hfr-iflla Cal5ia1. E1l ts stgr rr1fs. II
Huy vul hHrt. var ahs kIiL ht1rltctI C1-ll.1a
shunld uua he tlrtr1es f-sr tie ts-is 81 rasri-
m1as. nrrsoat2E b its arr II Gtusral Ass-aely
in sunh russ made Hrsi F-crl1It I-1 hsrsot
fan rut
Wi1usss. lht En1. So ni1fl Lirz- Es,.- P-rsiisus
- a aur s156 cua-a. 81 Clsa-Ess1. tkis
sEAL @lsi day Of Jane. A. D Isit-
Nv n-E ET1WEILER
sss a. istt 81 EsusAaus.ArT.
II THE COMMON PLEAS ss Cssarssis
Il ruUuu- fsuuss lrazlIs
henIT lrufs-hllf n. A. r,-,,-, s.--- rsst
P1 ESr-sr- Elrs'sr a1'l'sAasar-
Nuu. - guus. isfx ~. FarraF s-..rs n
-uir iur ne FruchsasG1-y 10 assess tAnarsa "a
ttt suiF Fmtri il 'tls rnss-
NALlACE. EISLTR a FTELDTNG.
As-I-usys &c PlaiadF-
The rl1iu n MS uuss Is r.s .Asrs1.9 I've
hundrrd and I1t dil.E-s. a. q - Jlas. Isfs-
Anass- =. r. ErsEuLE1-
sulE ls- lsbs-E Prsahsssslsy.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS 4 Csasseli
Il ruursE. fhlss1 1lrIazAs
sli1n Hrgt-sF-
" J. MCr1r nrt
Rats AlsrA.as-. Esrgir1 Ia.naEnsaL
rn-1isiss-
w. - yurs- a.. ne FfifuaF .-..-. F,
RUS Ser tht Hru1hrl,sil-E 10 assess tlua- 81 "a
ne above suirmf1i "a ltii rnss-
WALLACE slSLkz FIEL1rSG.
AliF-usgs fir Fiain.iE
] Tl.s diam IN siis rrss j. 1-s krrs-sf ana ,ir
collars and irr rslss. a. AZ --Tu1s. fsss.
anes1s y r. Errwu1na
guls - lssk-fs Frs.nsna.a-y.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS a CI.n1s,Is
Il rIE1-s- HsHIsg 1s41sAz
suuEt-icA SndLh. - t4l. T1n11-y tsru.
- rsfh
?. 2 Enrs--s- Ts-e n sss1rszsss
Nur. - sr1sA 1sif IA Flsin-if suss-s a
RUE - ift f-reti1iu4i-T % lsssaa t1uarss "a
ia Ib1gs iUtsnt11 n -isf sass.
N4lLACE EIsLEg a FTELnTNs. q
A-ar-sys SIC Phsias.f.
Iht ri1tu n a.sf rEHa g -frss h11i-s.f an
itir1s -1t-tt tnl1rs and far ss--s rs ef =
sups lsfL Es.srs n = E-r~urrnn
suE ~ 1sHE O. F-gsa...-.rv.
NEWfN(s MACaINEs-Ps--q Essi-vu.
~ m hung >11s-uI- Atri Ne. sasa1E say
hrtia- llfI1's slm1ls ArrA -1ss. sn kaa4
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

Ihe hgrse that moves the heaviest load on the
stsue-boaf. according TO bis weight without
awhip l0uatt on the Horse and 90
gruSEs-Benj jaMfa Bloom of Isaac. NJ. B. Como
Way, Andrew PentE,
CLAss 7-Trotting Horses. open to all.
Bee tie. IN s. trotting in single harness, S3oo 90
NJ prrEiuE unless seven entries are made.
Es1h h1rse % gEinst time Entrance fee $50.
JU1sEs-A- H. shaw, John Patton, 7. J. Boyer,
ND.
CLAss s-SWeepstakes.open to all-Pacing
In harness.
Best i1 .. nile heats. against tine, SlOQ 90
Ne p-su1izn wiu be awarded in this class unless
thsr- Arr six entries. Entrance fee SIS.
grpSE<-Hirzm Woodward. jacob Wilhelm, II.
H. Hurd.
Gas 9-Tro,ting in single harness, for
horses owned IN the county At least Is
dAys before the Fair.
Best u s nile heat. against tine, $50 90
Na ureui1m awarded in this class unless there
s-s sirht entries Entrance fe~ S.. The horse
rinrins in Class cannot compete for the pre-
-izz i1 this class
JrusEs-Sanual Arnold. John 5. Radebaugh,
A. b shaw.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29
FIFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
81
rnr cLFARFTRln COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

wnl Ne held On the Isair Grounds near the
Bsroagh of Ciearfeld. Pa. ON raes-
day. W ednesday. THURSDAY and
Friday. the I'd. ID. fth and
sth II October. A. II. ls66.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

Iht raiu n s1sf rEHa q -f-ss k1ai-af ant
lhir1s tulhrs aat ftsT rrr-s as ef -
suna istb As1sars - A. hrrrHrrEH.
suE ~ 1sfEfc F-sshsa.r.ry.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

NEWfNG NACaINEs-Fs--uu. zssi-uu.
~ m hung a >z1e-uI- Arrii-s. sana1i say
shutit- A = lfI1s Ehu1ls M1sA-a -ass. % ka.4
4 2 NsCSLE. Arsal
Cl-1-tslf FtfrzK,r =. issE---
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29
JtDGEs-N Hmm BiOom OF benJ'l y. UTe
John Thompson.

JuDsEs-Mrs Samuel Arnold Mrs. Lever illegal,
Mrs. q. T. Hoop.
Class l9-Butter and Cheese.
Beet pounds or more Of butter, Mrs. HaleG
Economy.
Best 10 pounds OF more Of hrkin butter, Mrs.
Hale's Domestic Economy.
Best cheese, made by exhibitor, Mrs. Hale's
Domestic Economy.
JrDoEs-Mrs. John B. Hewitt, Mrs. Martin
Nichols, Mrs. William Caldwell
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1866-08-29

The time Is close 81 hand when
members Of a new Congress are % be
elected. II that Congress shall pea.
petuate tins policy. and, by excluding
loyal States and people from roFrt-
sentation in its halls, shall continue
the usurpation by which The legisls-
tive powers Of the Government are
now exercised, common prudence con-
pels us 10 anticipate augmented dis-
content, q sullen Withdrawal from the
duties and obligations OF The Federal
Government, internal dissensi0n and
general collision Of sentiments and
pretensions which may renew. L a
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15
SILVER MEDAL.

the highest Premium ever given for Hoop Skirt.
The Steel Springs are wound with a plated wire
lin place of cotton covering which will not off
become soiled and the whole Skirt may be crashed
without injury or fear of rusting and will be good
@tts't "s5 IT.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-08-15

Made to order. To gentlemen Of taste and judgment
who appreciate neatness in their Clothing there is
nothing more pleasing or really more necessary to
their daily comfort than well made and elegantly fit
ting garments. have not spared either trouble or
pense in procuring for the house the MOST TALENT
ED CUTTER, and from his invarable success in fit.
ting am warranted in stating that house in the
trade will surpass in the elegance comfort and fin
ish Of every garment produced at our establishment
, 1866-04-08
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tst,s - = ~ tse highest peste htoeEnt .5laxn.Ms
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tc. N7--' tSAzA LII "~H asnlnesS I
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s5s:s = ssxstarT fsAd y .1.r en,ds i-<s ea.1r.tss
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A.s@oloE.

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saeeteds uhn Ill cthezs have failed. An s,.o arr b
tfonsas. all WHO havs been unfo.taasIe. u. xho..
n'ae aoets hAre ben t1s.a:statei, er1aard I'd
~ Aho hare b<tn Aedncel by Eai.e tru,at,e.
~oa deceit. al she have he<n asoe!red md urtced
TIN. ~ 70 10 him for aGvice and ct .stsse.ctsn
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lots csosst HIN TO tvlese s.sisfy ssF 1ot ss1
% nf' oot thas hEi<ss and hpp-4 wiit b re-
mixed. IN Iovs anAt-s he neyer tats Hs ts. thc -
sse. ?. ;ns ~ a!eeton. os tse opposite .rz h
n.atea ~ married hspey. ii. III ID a1,,ee hsTs
he StosHsa tolea1ntf.ela instances. naA ihe reTuf
na ~ ANelA hseA , specdJ a1d tAppY uasiihrr
~ eao guide Jou to 2e2tth. er7IseUss AID honsr'
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snEes.Sfnl II lntsr bnasness--mrn Who 0o9f hs4d
And Nho trnxtlt axai:st AdEff1ttr lad c1ftrertnns
n Es.ssf ps1. Of ther iFrs and who fand de more
inf iii 1Sti9st 1tI t:u ~ tho.e Who Ht.aJ so1oHsd
sM raot LIE p ~ sa+f upsestaklnsa, Hbils ihose .no
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E7SEsJ A,.aitatiocs tstfsesi, ptt7ai- aad rnnn*e.
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, 1866-04-08
MARINE LIST.
PORT or CHICAGO.

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nchr Aenn. Welsh. s&nd kay, - cn4t1a wool
schf Ae1ld1an. tralth. Aanttp1oc 20 cofie W,,d zrs
N AhMI1e4. " ' " "@Ss- 'ss
sehf A. DAensfh, Cisshnrr, Carlton IN rtr3. b~,&
sfhT speet. C1ke-drIl, .tn1ttyi4je n, cnrNs @ncS
eehf fSaar'otts~ fui1ur, trntrxvtle, y tordA rood
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schf S*w HtMr%hkt, knE, south Iaysux
f sSef EEhn. toth<r{: fter Asfa1ettA.
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New iark (lrscxr n1arxr

SETNNlhs market t< Ito fs t+trtsaot and Nh.
= sas!t.. Nues afr u mach rrqnest paf is&s
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~ tasfto Rice. ls<x &c; 10: hid, rfs
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IN, eAAh, >~sA' 'saS
, 1866-04-08

II. esoo 6arket r1s cal. en-, dat. lre.
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ef es r.. %sd'sse f., ont.1ak th,s eri.1d T.
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